WILLOUGHBY marriages 1841-1872 Victoria Australia
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WILLOUGHBY marriages 1841-1872 Victoria Australia.
WILLOUGHBY (males)
William
married: 1841 Eliza BATMAN.
William
married: 1852 Eliza ODRISCOL.
George
married: 1853 Grace STEWART.
James Lees
married: 1858 Charlotte C MUIRSON.
George Goodhall
married: 1859 Bridget MARTIN.
Thomas
married: 1863 Julia Abigal NOTT.
William Henry
married: 1866 Lucy JACOBS.
Charles
married: 1866 Emma BYWATER.
William Henry
married: 1867 Mary Elizabeth MAY.
Henry Joseph John
married: 1869 Catherine Marion PRENDERGAST.
Thomas Allman
married: 1869 Alice Mary Ann PLUMMER.
Howard
married: 1870 Emily Frances Elizabeth JONES.
James William
married: 1872 Kate MCPHERSON.
John Henry
married: 1872 Jane FISHER.
WILLOUGHBY (females)
Elizabeth
married: 1853 Frederick WHITE.
Anne
married: 1853 James SMITH.
Elizabeth
married: 1859 James SMITH.
Helen
married: 1860 James Boyne THOMPSON.
Susan
married: 1860 George HARRIOTT.
Grace
married: 1862 George William STEVENSON.
Sarah Ann
married: 1865 Joseph PROCTOR.
Alice
married: 1867 Samuel BASFORD.
Ada
married: 1868 Alexander BRITTON.
Maria
married: 1868 Edward TALBOT.
Jane
married: 1868 James NANCARROW.
Jane
married: 1868 David Dickenson WHEELER.
Elizabeth
married: 1868 James Edward DAVIS.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1869 Richard EDWARDS.
Hannah
married: 1871 Richard James JOHN.
Ellen Anne
married: 1871 Thomas WORTH.
Christina
married: 1872 John PONTIFEX.
Mary Ann
married: 1872 Henry MORPHETT.
Mary Jane
married: 1872 Henry Boase MANN.
Harriet
married: 1872 Samuel STERRY.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the WILLOUGHBY lines.
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