QUIRK marriages (females) 1877-1900 Victoria Australia
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QUIRK marriages (females) 1877-1900 Victoria Australia.
QUIRK (females)
Eliza
married: 1877 Bernard MCGEARTY.
Margaret
married: 1878 Thomas DUFROCQ.
Elizabeth
married: 1878 John FERRIS.
Mary
married: 1879 Michael MOLLOY.
Fanny Frances
married: 1880 Frederick John GRAY.
Annie
married: 1880 Thomas FITZGERALD.
Catherine
married: 1881 Patrick MCGLENEHY.
Ellen
married: 1882 Cornelius CONNELL.
Mary
married: 1883 Francis DREW.
Mary Ann
married: 1884 James William DOUGLAS.
Mary Anne
married: 1884 James PHELAN.
Catherine
married: 1885 Frederick Arthur STOW.
Maggie
married: 1886 Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM.
Kate
married: 1886 William SMITH.
Bridget Violet
married: 1886 James Joseph BRADLEY.
Eliza
married: 1887 Charles Edmund CUCKSON.
Annie
married: 1888 Colin Campbell GRANT.
Mary
married: 1888 Patrick John KELLY.
Kathleen Gertrude
married: 1890 Henry Maxey CLARRY.
Mary
married: 1890 Alfred George RICHARDSON.
Margaret
married: 1891 Patrick KENNEDY.
Margaret
married: 1892 John Andrew SMITH.
Mary Ann
married: 1892 James GILBERT.
Mary Alice
married: 1893 Joseph PRYDDERCH.
Mary Catherine
married: 1894 Michael TATTAHL.
Anastasia
married: 1895 Henry DOYLE.
Mary Ellen
married: 1895 Henrik JANSSON.
Maud
married: 1897 Edward RICHARDS.
Annie
married: 1898 Thomas Charles TOBIN.
Mary
married: 1898 John LYNCH.
Bridget Josephine
married: 1899 Hugh Patrick KIELY.
Henrietta
married: 1899 William John Darley Butterfield MILSON.
Catherine Mary
married: 1900 Edwin Charles GALLAGHER.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the QUIRK lines.
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