DEAKIN marriages (females) 1859-1920 Victoria Australia
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DEAKIN marriages 1859-1920 Victoria Australia.
Females
Jane
married: 1859 John HOBBS.
Harriet
married: 1859 John MOIR.
Ellen
married: 1861 John MCQUILTY.
Mary Ann
married: 1865 Thomas THOMSON.
Emma
married: 1870 James SWAN.
Sarah Olive
married: 1871 Ebenezer WILLS.
Fanny
married: 1871 Hugh Henry HAINES.
Lucy Ellen
married: 1872 John CAPES.
Clara Pauline
married: 1881 George Thomas ROBERTS.
Emily Harriet
married: 1882 William James Henry Carr BOYD.
Caroline
married: 1884 John James BANBURY.
Margaret
married: 1884 John Joseph MACDONALD.
Rosina Elizabeth
married: 1888 Charles P WALLON.
Florence
married: 1890 Julius FORTH.
Alice
married: 1893 Richard Lewin SHAWLEY.
Charlotte
married: 1893 Joseph GIBBONS.
Marion
married: 1893 Henry BOLTON.
Mary Josephine
married: 1894 William James CAPPER.
Violet Angela
married: 1895 George ALLAN.
Fanny
married: 1897 Ernest William FRANCIS.
Ivy
married: 1906 Herbert Robinson BROOKES.
Annie Elizabeth
married: 1910 Arthur John Lewis ECKERSLEY.
Lily Vifond
married: 1910 David Miller MAIR.
Laura May
married: 1911 James ENGLEFIELD.
Stella
married: 1911 Albert Cherbury David RIVETT.
Alice Olive
married: 1912 William Albert DICKER.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1915 Henry Oliver MANSFIELD.
Daisy Emma
married: 1916 Edward SHELDON.
Annie Eleanor
married: 1918 Alfred DAVIS.
Amy Annie
married: 1919 Thomas SANDERSON.
Elsie Florence Azabuh
married: 1920 Francis William BUTCHER.
Vera
married: 1920 Thomas Walter WHITE.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the DEAKIN lines.
Also See:
DEAKIN marriages (males) 1853-1920 Victoria Australia
DEAKIN marriages 1921-1942 Victoria Australia
DEAKIN Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1861-1920
DEAKIN Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1921-1976
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