WISHART marriages 1880-1890 Victoria Australia
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WISHART marriages 1880-1890 Victoria Australia.
Males
Alexander
married 1881 Jane Charlotte EDWARDS.
John
married: 1882 Mary Ellen MARTIN.
Alexander
married: 1882 Mary Ann HALLEY.
Francis
married: 1883 Mary Elizabeth GODDARD.
David
married: 1884 Annie Margaret BRIEN.
James
married: 1885 Eugena BRENNAN.
William
married: 1886 Lily Clara ANNEAR.
Arthur
married: 1887 Emily BURTT.
John Herbert
married: 1887 Jessie CECIL.
Charles
married: 1888 Mary Jane CLUES.
John Herbert
married: 1888 Alice CECIL.
David Henery
married: 1889 Marion ALLARDICE.
David McIntosh
married: 1889 Susan Coates WOODS.
Robert
married: 1889 Emma Jane EDWARDS.
Alexander
married: 18890 Lily PEACOCK.
Robert Gray
married: 1890 Mary Alice DAVIS.
Females
Mary Ann
married: 1880 Charles MCKINNON.
Jeanie Greenshields Troup
married: 1880 James William Thomas HOSKEN.
Janie
married: 1880 Thomas Wilson SUTCLIFFE.
Maria
married: 1880 Frank Alfred LEAR.
Agnes
married: 1881 Thomas Edwin BRAMLEY.
Annie
married: 1882 Archibald JACKSON.
Susan
married: 1886 James PHILLIPS.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1887 Matthew William CHARLTON.
Hellen Jane
married: 1887 Barthomelon COMBEN.
Elizabeth Agnes
married: 1888 William Henry GRAHAM.
Isabella
married: 1888 John MCNEILL.
Ann
married: 1889 William VICTOR.
Jane
married: 1890 Joseph Drew MAY.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the WISHART lines.
Also See:
WISHART marriages 1854-1879 Victoria Australia
WISHART marriages 1891-1905 Victoria Australia
WISHART marriages (females) 1856-1915 South Australia
WISHART marriages (males) 1846-1915 South Australia
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