HOSKING marriages (males) 1872-1890 Victoria Australia
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HOSKING marriages (males) 1872-1890 Victoria Australia.
HOSKING (males)
William
married: 1872 Isabella Frances KETTLE.
James
married: 1872 Emma EVANS.
William
married: 1873 Mary OBRIEN.
Alfred
married: 1873 Caroline Frances ROBERTS.
John Henry
married: 1873 Margaret Annie ROBERTS.
William John
married: 1874 Elizabeth SKINNER.
William
married: 1874 Margaret Mary Jane Joanna Parker FINCH.
Henry
married: 1875 Jane CHAPPLE.
Nicholas
married: 1875 Susan YELDHAM.
Philip
married: 1876 Mary Ann JENKINS.
William James
married: 1877 Annie MONTGOMERY.
Frederick
married: 1878 Sarah WELLS.
John
married: 1878 Mary Jane STEVENS.
John Charles
married: 1878 Bridget Anne BEHEN.
John Henry
married: 1879 Bertha Rosalie SOUTHHALL.
John
married: 1882 Fanny HOLLOW.
William
married: 1882 Elizabeth Amelia PAGE.
William Thomas
married: 1883 Mary Ann PORTWAY.
James
married: 1883 Mary WHITE.
Richard Martin
married: 1883 Ellen Greenfield HORLEY.
Thomas
married: 1884 Mary KELLETT.
James
married: 1884 Margaret Jane BRANKIN.
John Andrew
married: 1884 Sarah Letitia PEARSON.
Richard Denis
married: 1884 Letitia HORAN.
John
married: 1885 Florence Martha HEATH.
William
married: 1886 Nancy HOSKING.
William
married: 1887 Mary Annah COLLINS.
John
married: 1887 Lucretia Theresa WALKLY.
Nicholas
married: 1888 Fanny OCONNOR.
William Charles
married: 1888 Annie TRELOAR.
John Clemens
married: 1889 Seta Selina Victoria LUCAS.
Charles Andrew
married: 1890 Eliza Jane HART.
Thomas
married: 1890 Elizabeth DARLINGTON.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the HOSKING lines.
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