Wedding. Bond-phillips
The marriage of Mr. Harold Erle Kingston Bond, youngest son of Mr. John Bond, of Goulburn, to Miss Mildred Phillips, eldest daughter of Mr. Herbert Phillips, Crown Lands Inspector,…
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Weddings, 1916
162 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 9
Wedding. Nelson—hampshire
Mr. William L. Nelson, eldest son of Mr. Jonah Nelson, of Goulburn, and the late Mrs. Nelson, was in the Goldsmith-street Methodist Church on Thursday evening at half-past eight…
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Mr. Philip Stanley Todkill, only son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Todkill, of "Daisy Mead," Towrang, was in St. Saviour's Cathedral, at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, January 5, married to Miss Rebecca…
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HICKEY—RUSSELL—On the 11th January, 1866, by the Rev. Father O'Neill, John, second son of the late John Hickey, of Burrowa to Amy, second…
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On Saturday, 8th inst., a very pretty wedding was solemnised at Mount Carmel Presbytery. when the Rev. Father Collins united in the [?] and…
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In Russia marriage festivities usually extend over several days. The Russian peasant always marries young, and very much in the mood for…
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The marriage of Mr. William Neve and Miss Eliza May Bogg was celebrated by the Rev. Canon Howell at St. John's Church, Kenmore. Miss Bogg is the eldest daughter of Mr. John…
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The marriage of Mr. Charles H. Piggott, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Piggott, of ''Claremoy,'' Canberra, and Miss Elsie Soley, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Soley,…
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On December 29tb, at St. Mary's Church of England, Waverley, a wedding was celebrated between Douglas Francis, eldest son of the late F. D…
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At the Crookwell Methodist Church on Wednesday, 19th instant, a wedding was celebrated by Rev. F. Reginald Swyny, the contracting parties being Percy…
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The marriage of Mr. Percy Valentine Willis and Miss Ethel Amy Vidler was celebrated in the Crookwell Methodist Church on Wednesday, the Rev. F. Reginald Swyny officiating. The…
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In Russia marriage festivities usually extend over several days. The Russian peasant always marries young, and very much in the mood for…
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The marriage of Frederick Sidney, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood, of Tarana (late of Sydney), and Miss Edith Funnell, eldest daughter of Mrs. Jessie Funnell, of Sydney…
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A quiet wedging was solemnised in St. James Church, Sydney, on Wednesday last, when Archdeacon Wentworth Shields Joined together. in holy…
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Pink and white flowers, arranged in Louis Seize garlands and other effective devices, with palms and ferns in relief, decorated St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, Sydney, on Saturday…
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At 11 a.m. last Wednesday the Thuddungra Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Rev. S. North (Anglican) celebrated the…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at St. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, to-day (Thursday), when Mr. Francis George Leahy, son of the late Mr. John Leahy, of Bungendore, was…
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St. Columba Church, Koorawathia, was the scene of a wedding on February 8th, the contracting parties being Charlotte (Ciss), oldest daughter…
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A vry pretty wededing was solemnized in All Saints' Church, East Goulburn, on Wednesday afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. L. B. Loeson, son of Mr. and Men. J. Leeson,…
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