Unique Wedding Ceremony
At Hill End, three daughters of Mr. John Ross were united in the bonds of holy matrimony on Wednesday. The three girls were…
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Weddings, 1909
384 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 20
Wedding Bells. Turnbull-alley
Thus the Wellington “Times” re the marriage of Miss Isabel Alley, well-known in Orange, to Mr. T. J. Turnbull:—The marriage of Mr. T. J…
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A quiet, but pretty wedding was celebrated at "Moss Side," the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Nicol. on Wednesday, June 2. when their second eldest daughter,…
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The marriage of Florence Emily, second daughter of Mrs John Marsh, of Bathurst, and late of Blayney, and James William, second son of Mr George Black, of Sydney,…
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Mr. Albert McGrath, son of Mr. Francis McGrath, grazier of Highland Home, Merrendee, and Miss Mary Dow Campbell, daughter of…
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Last Tuesday morning a very quiet wedding took place in the R.C. Presbytery, the contracting paties being Miss E. Clare (who has resided…
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The following report of the wedding of Mr. Charles Graham, for several years with Messrs. T. H. Marks and Co., of Mudgee, is taken…
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A wedding in which more than usual interest was centred was celebrated at the Bruce Memorial church, on Wednesday, last week, when Mr N…
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A wedding took place on Wednesday, at Holy Trinity Church, Kelso, between Florence Emily, second daughter of Mrs. John Marsh, of Bathurst and late of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Lithgow, on Wednesday afternoon, by Rev. Father Sheridan, when domes, third son of the late…
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The marriage is announced of Florence Emily, second daughter of Mrs John Marsh, of Bathurst, and late of Blayney, and James William, second…
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A WEDDING which attracted more than ordinary notice was celebrated in the "Bruce Memorial Church" on Wednesday of last week. The contracting…
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The nuptials will be solemnised on Wednesday next, at St. Mary's R.C. Church, Mudgee, of Mr. Walter Jennings andMiss Manusu, both of Mundooran…
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At St. Canice's R.C. Church, Katoomba, on Tuesday the 15th inst., Mr. Jack .McAviney, of Katoomba, was married to Miss Lilian Violet Smith, youngest…
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At All Saints Cathedral yesterday afternoon, Frederick, son of Mrs E Cox, of Benstinck Street, was married to Lily, second daughter of Mr W Maddy,of Bentinck street…
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The nuptials of Mr. John Downes, of Mudgee, and Miss Elizabeth Schneider, of Wilbetree, were solemnised at St. Mary's R.C. Church…
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A wedding which attracted more than ordinary notice was celebrated in the Bruce Memorial Church, on the 9th instant, at Cumnock. The…
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An interesting ceremony was conducted in the Presbyterian Church, Mt. Lambie, on Wednesday, the occasion being the wedding of Mr. William Pike, of Nundah,…
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The marriage of Miss Mary Ford, and Mr. George Dunn was celebrated at the bridegroom's private residence, Rankin-street, on Monday night. The…
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