LAIRD marriages (males) 1857-1896 Victoria Australia
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LAIRD marriages (males) 1857-1896 Victoria Australia.
LAIRD (males)
John
married: 1857 Maria NASH.
James
married: 1861 Mary ROUGHAN.
Charles
married: 1863 Mary COOKE.
John
married: 1864 Henrietta NEAVE.
James
married: 1864 Emma Jane TILL.
James
married; 1866 Sarah VANCE.
George Greirson
married: 1868 Mary WALL.
James
married: 1871 Elisabeth RICKARD.
William Brown
married: 1873 Annie Stevens LESSELS.
Henry Alexander
married: 1876 Hannah BEVAN.
James William
married: 1878 Ann Jane ROSS.
John Christopher
married: 1878 Elizabeth Agnes ONEILL.
Charles
married: 1881 Margaret ROBERTSON.
William Sinclair
married: 1882 Lillie Eliza REEVE.
David James
married: 1882 Jane WILSON.
Abraham
married: 1884 Emma Grace Louisa MOFFAT.
Samuel
married: 1885 Clara SHEPPARD.
John
married: 1886 Ada Louisa QUINAN.
John
married: Isabella BURNETT.
Charles Almond
married: 1889 Adeline Victoria TAYLOR.
Charles Donald
married: 1889 Martha Sarah SHARPE.
John
married: 1889 Ellen Catherine JOINER.
Richard
married: 1889 Jane ABSALOM.
Andrew Brown
married: 1890 Katherina ADAME.
Richard Walker
married: 1891 Mary Elizabeth KELLAM.
William
married: 1891 Mary Ann HART.
Alexander Smith
married: 1893 May Harcourt HUTCHENS.
John Angus
married: 1893 Robina GILLIES.
Alexander
married: 1895 Jennie BENSON.
Ernest Corrie Campbell
married: 1898 Christina MCINTYRE.
Robert Hill
married: 1896 Mary Louisa ROBINS.
William
married: 1896 Eliza Dorkin LOVELL.
William
married: 1896 Annie RUSSELL.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the LAIRD lines.
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