CAIRNS marriages (females) 1900-1914 Victoria Australia
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CAIRNS marriages 1900-1914 Victoria Australia.
Females
Bertha
Married: 1900 Joseph BRANDON.
Janet
Married: 1900 August ENGSTORM.
Janet
Married: 1901 Vician RIPPER.
Janet
Married: 1901 Robert William JOHNSTON.
Mary
Married: 1901 James Alexander LUGG.
Sarah Eleanor
Married: 1901 Henry CLARKE.
Sarah
Married: 1902 Charles Edward ROBERTS.
Annie Rebecca
Married: 1903 Charles Herbert BUSST.
Catherine Watson
Married: 1903 Norman Charles BARBER.
Isabella
Married: 1903 John George PARSONS.
Ada
Married: 1904 George William ALSOP.
Marion Agnes
Married: 1904 James Ernest MORROW.
Margaret Meldrum
Married: 1905 Thomas ROWAN.
Elizabeth
Married: 1906 Bertie Alexander WHITE.
Janet
Married: 1906 Charles Richard STOUT.
Margaret
Married: 1906 John Baber STONE.
Jane
Married: 1907 Thorn Edward COOPER.
Anne
Married: 1908 Robert Garfield MULLER.
Mary Stewart Seaton
Married: 1909 William James MCINTOSH.
Bridget Maria
Married: 1910 John HARTE.
Evelyn Ethel Maud
Married: 1910 Frederick Avenel TONKIN.
Florence
Married: 1910 John HARRISON.
Mable
Married: 1910 Herbert James GAMBLE.
Ellen
Married: 1911 David John BROWN.
Ethel
Married: 1911 Alfred Arthur HUGHES.
Ethel May
Married: 1911 James Entwistle LUFF.
Mary
Married: 1911 Reuben BULLOCK.
Annie Eeple
Married: 1913 Charles Leslie YOUNG.
Jane Blackwood
Married: 1914 William Henry COX.
Margaret Robina
Married: 1914 Lewis ROBERTS.
Wilfred Grace
Married: 1914 Samuel ALSOP.
Return to Index: CAIRNS Marriages 1854-1942 Victoria Australia
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the CAIRNS lines.
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