COUSINS marriages 1841-1871 Victoria Australia
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COUSINS marriages 1841-1871 Victoria Australia.
Males
John
married: 1841 Alice COONIN.
John
married: 1848 Eliza Yates COX.
Henry
married: 1853 Judith KENEDY.
Edward
married: 1854 Bridget FORD.
William
married: 1854 Catherine TAYLOR.
Edward
married: 1859 Mary Ann GODDARD.
John
married: 1859 Jane BRADBARY.
John
married: 1862 Annie HEALEY.
Thomas
married: 1865 Ellen CAREY.
Thomas Selby
married: 1867 Elizabeth Mary MORE.
James
married: 1867 Agnes HENDRY.
Joseph
married: 1870 Ann Reed FRANCIS.
George Sedden
married: 1870 Margaret BUCKLEY.
Joseph
married: 1871 Mary Ann PERKS.
George
married: 1871 Mary HOOKS.
James
married: 1871 Harriet DRAPER.
Females
Maria
married: 1849 William FIELD.
Mary Ann
married: 1850 Henry BURGESS.
Emily
married: 1852 Daniel HARE.
Elisabeth
married: 1853 Thomas RILLY.
Emma
married: 1853 George ABRAHAM.
Hannah
married: 1856 John HANDFORD.
Jane Lindsay
married: 1857 Alexander WAKENSHAW.
Mary
married: 1862 Thomas MAHY.
Jessie
married: 1862 Robert BRODIE.
Jane
married: 1864 Richard TURNER.
Martha
married: 1865 John ROBB.
Jane
married: 1866 George HAMMOND.
Juliet
married: 1868 Johan Henry Charles SCHUPPE.
Ellen
married: 1868 Henry BAKER.
Elizabeth Catherine
married: 1870 William Wilson BROOKS.
Ann Carter
married: 1870 Joseph WRIGHT.
Mary Anne
married: 1870 James PARKIN.
Mary
married: 1870 Henry Adam SUTCLIFFE.
Margaret
married: 1871 John ROSS.
Margaret
married: 1871 Charles Augustus COCKERELL.
Louisa
married: 1871 James Francis HUMPHRIES.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the COUISINS lines.
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