Wedding Morrison—mann Sunny Corner
A very pretty wedding was celebrated yesterday in the Methodist Church, Sunny Corner, when the Rev Stanley Holloway Morrison, was united…
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Weddings, 1907
311 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 16
Wedding at Sunny Corner
A very pretty wedding took place at the Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon last week, the contracting parties being Mabel, second daughter of Mrs. S. Mann,…
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St Stephen's Presbyterian Church, Bathurst was last night the scene of a quiet wedding, when James, eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Walker, late of 'Gillendoon,'…
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Next Wednesday afternoon, Lieutenant Percival Abernethy, eldest son of Captain Abernethy, of "Woodlands" Bombira, will be married to…
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There was a large crowd at the Methodist Church, Vale of Clwydd, on Monday evening, when Mr. Joseph Stone, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Abel Stone, Corney Town,…
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On to-morrow (Saturday) Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn, of Dunn's Comer, will celebrate their golden wedding. On February 9, 1957, John Dunn, weaver, was married…
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The following is from the Whitecliffs “Opal Miner”:— “On Thursday, the 24th of January the marriage of Mr. F. H. McCutcheon,…
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A quiet wedding was performed on Wednesday last at the Catholic Church, Rockley, by Rev. Father McGrath, the contracting parties being Mr, William…
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A wedding took place to-day at the Wesleyan Parsonage (wrote our Dubbo correspondent on Tuesday), the contracting parties' ages totalling the good sum of 135…
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Mr. Herbert Sewell, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Sewell, of South Bathurst, and Miss Gerturd[?] Booth, eldest daughter of Mrs. Hayward and…
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On Monday last Mr. H. S. Nicholls, of Grattai, was joined in wedlock's holy bonds to Miss L. Martin, eldest daughter of Mrs. W. Martin, of…
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Cooney — O'Shea (Eringobragh). Such a union could not have passed off under other than live circumstancs. It also seems to revive old Gulgong…
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A very pretty and pleasant function eventuated at stone C[?] the residence of Mr. Fred Offner, of Clergate, on Tuesday, 12th instant, when the…
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Mr and Mrs A Martin, of 26 Charlotte, Street, celebrated their golden wedding yesterday (February 19, 1907). The were married in the Wesleyan Church, Frome,…
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Rylstone was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday last, when the Rev. F. J. Harris united in the holy bonds of wedlock Mr. Henry…
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“Fairfield,” residence of Mr. E. Herbert of Eugowra, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday Feb 6th, when the Rev. W. J…
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A very pretty and popular wedding, and one that has been looked forward to with intrest for some considerable time, was celebrated in the Methodist…
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DURING the week two marriages have been celebrated at St. Johns' Church of England, Canon Alldis officiating in each instance. On Tuesday, Mr E. J. Silk, of Molong, was married…
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ON Wednesday, at St. John's Church, Rev. Canon Alldis celebrated the marriage of Hannah Mary Spence and Frederick W. Beard, both of Garra…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised in the Methodist Church, William Street, Bathurst, on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties being…
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