WILLSON marriages 1852-1900 Victoria Australia
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WILLSON marriages 1852-1900 Victoria Australia.
Males
John
married: 1853 Elizabeth GORDEN.
Charles
married: 1853 Elizabeth LESLIE.
John Byde
married: 1855 Rebecca Jane MORROW.
Daniel
married: 1857 Margaret LYONS.
Thomas Slater
married: 1857 Maria Fullton FORT.
Ambrose Spitty
married: 1857 Fanny Herbert MATHEWS.
William
married: 1862 Sophia BENNETT.
Thomas
married: 1862 Ann DORGAN.
William
married: 1864 Martha WHITECHURCH.
Harry
married: 1873 Mary Elizabeth WINNAN.
Edwin Martani
married: 1875 Mary Jane TRACY.
Thomas
married: 1880 Adelaide SIMPSON.
William
married: 1884 Elizabeth Patience BUTTERWORTH.
William John Thomas
married: 1886 Ann WILD.
Henry Arthur
married: 1895 Margaret Todd DAVIDSON.
William James
married: 1899 Bertha Constance HALPIN.
Females
Mary Ann
married: 1852 John FISK.
Mary Anne
married: 1856 Alfred Robertson FITCHETT.
Euphemia
married: 1857 James HENDERSON.
Alice
married: 1858 James YENDALL.
Martha
married: 1866 William Alexander GILLYAN.
Janet Ann
married: 1868 John LACE.
Emily Jane
married: 1871 Mark POLLARD.
Catherine
married: 1875 Job HOLDSWORTH.
Elizabeth
married: 1878 John NORTON.
Mary Isabel
married: 1887 Wilson SUTCLIFFE.
Ellen
married: 1887 Wilfred Vivian SPENCE.
Carol Susan Herbert
married: 1889 Arthur Henry DUCKETT.
Eliza Fanny Ella
married: 1895 William SIBBALD.
Mary Ann
married: 1896 Albert Edward BECKENSALL.
Elizer Alice Emily
married: 1897 Andrew STILL.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the WILLSON lines.
Also See:
WILLSON marriages 1901-1942 Victoria Australia
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