SPOKES marriages 1853-1920 Victoria Australia
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SPOKES marriages 1853-1920 Victoria Australia.
SPOKES (males)
Joseph (Indexed under SPEKES)
married: 1865 Louisa MILLS.
Stephen
married: 1875 Helen WINCHESTER.
Frederick Joseph
married: 1892 Margaret Teresa MURRAY.
James William
married: 1892 Elizabeth PEARCE.
William Henry
married: 1893 Alice Emily JONES.
Stephen
married: 1900 Rosina Mabel GAYLARD.
Samuel
married: 1906 Bessie KEMP.
Joseph Henry
married: 1909 Mary Jane HEARN.
George
married: 1911 Elizabeth Margaret BARNETT.
Joseph
married: 1911 Elizabeth Margaret Alicia ELLIOTT.
Lawrence Stephen
married: 1911 Lillian Cecilia ABBOTT.
William Henry
married: 1911 Sibella Williams SECOMBE.
Arthur Robert
married: 1913 Mary Ann HAGGIS.
Arthur George
married: 1914 Mary TREZISE.
Cyril James
married: 1914 Hettie Blanche GOODGE.
Harold Alexander
married: 1914 Rose Evelyn Mcarthy SUMMER.
Ernest Albert
married: 1920 Gertrude Millicent DAVIDSON.
Norman
married: 1920 Catherine SPOKES.
William
married: 1920 Edith PARSONAGE.
SPOKES (females)
Hannah
married: 1853 Henry KINGON.
Eliza
married: 1859 William RAPER.
Alice
married: 1867 William OBRIEN.
Elizabeth Victoria
married: 1870 Charles John RYMER.
Katherine
married: 1873 William Ezekiel COLLINS.
Elizabeth Cooper
married: 1891 James Edwin CORBETT.
Ada
married: 1897 Robert James GAYLARD.
Alice Mary
married: 1898 Thomas Ebenezer STEWART.
Eliza
married: 1898 Francis John SIMPKIN.
Elsie Louisa
married: 1903 John ARLOW.
Ada
married: 1920 Arthur FRITH.
Catherine
married: 1920 Norman SPOKES.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the SPOKES lines.
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