TYRRELL marriages (females) 1850-1886 Victoria Australia
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TYRRELL marriages (females) 1850-1886 Victoria Australia.
TYRRELL (females)
Ellen
married: 1850 Patrick HICKEY.
Catherine
married: 1854 Frederick TAYLOR.
Bridget
married: 1855 Thomas CARRICK.
Helen
married: 1857 James MARKS.
Susan
married: 1858 George HEMPENSTALL.
Rebecca
married: 1858 Robert TELFORD.
Frances
married: 1858 Frederick TEMPANY.
Catherine
married: 1858 Patrick BERIGAN.
Bridget
married: 1860 Robert PETER.
Jane
married: 1863 Charles KLEIN.
Emma Ellen
married: 1864 George KITTLEY.
Sarah Jane
married: 1865 James ROBERTS.
Alathea Scholastica
married: 1866 Charles JENNINGS.
Mary
married: 1867 Owen MUTTAGH.
Elizabeth Ann
married: 1870 James THOMAS.
Jane
married: 1870 William Thompson MUIR.
Margaret
married: 1871 Charles TIMMS.
Ellen Maria
married: 1872 Richard Andrew DICKINSON.
Mary
married: 1872 James WHITTY.
Bridget
married: 1873 Peter CUSACK.
Elizabeth
married: 1876 Richard Henry WIGLEY.
Cecilia Julia
married: 1876 John Bunn DENNY.
Isabella Coutts
married: 1877 Arthur LITTLEPAGE.
Elizabeth
married: 1878 Edward SIMMONDS.
Mary Ann
married: 1879 James BOWDREN.
Bridget
married: 1879 Timothy NIALL.
Jane Annie
married: 1880 Robert A VEITCH.
Margaret
married: 1881 John STAFFORD.
Mary Ann
married: 1881 James DARCY.
Emma
married: 1882 William Cole ROBERTS.
Jane
married: 1882 Frank THOMPSON.
Charlotte Christy
married: 1884 Mark HALSALL.
Alice Mary
married: 1885 Charles Herbert DAWSON.
Mary Ann
married: 1886 Willey KILBY.
Emily Helena
married: 1886 Lawrence MCGRATH.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the TYRRELL lines.
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