MUNYARD John married Tabitha TALMAGE 1856
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Groom: John MUNYARD.
Bride: Tabitha TALMAGE.
Year married: 1856.
Place: Victoria.
Possible death for John is 1919 in Collingwood, Victoria.
Age: 87 years.
Father named as John MUNYARD. Mother unknown.
Tabitha died 1881 in South Fitzroy, Victoria.
Age: 45 years.
Parents named as Robert TALMAGE and Sophia unknown.
Ten children located Victorian records for John and Tabitha.
[1]
Leah MUNYARD.
Born: 1857 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1945 Collingwood, Victoria.
Death recorded as Leah Rachel MUNYARD.
[2]
John MUNYARD.
Born: 1859 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1938 Fitzroy, Victoria.
Age: 79 years.
[3]
Albert MUNYARD.
Born: 1862 Melbourne, Victoria.
Died: 1919 South Fitzroy, Victoria.
Age: 57 years.
[4]
Alfred MUNYARD.
Born: 1864 Fitzroy, Victoria.
Died: 1867 not recorded, Victoria.
Age: 02 years.
[5]
William Henry MUNYARD.
Born: 1867 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1868 not recorded, Victoria.
Age: 06 months.
[6]
Lititia MUNYARD.
Born: 1869 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1874 not recorded, Victoria.
Age: 05 years.
[7]
Emily MUNYARD.
Born: 1871 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1946 Melbourne, Victoria.
Age: 74 years.
Married: John SHEPPARD.
Year: 1889.
Place: Victoria.
[8]
Charles Henry MUNYARD.
Born: 1875 Collingwood, Victoria.
Died: 1881 South Fitzroy, Victoria.
Age: 05 years.
[9]
Ethel MUNYARD.
Born: 1879 Fitzroy, Victoria.
Died: 1881 South Fitzroy, Victoria.
Age: 02 years.
[10]
Herbert Victor MUNYARD.
Born: 1881 Fitzroy, Victoria.
Died: 1947 Melbourne, Victoria.
Age: 65 years.
Sources:
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
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