Minmi. Wedding Bells
On Wednesday afternoon, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. John Penman, only son of Mr. Wm. Penman, was united in wedlock to Lily, fourth daughter of Mrs…
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Weddings, 1901
62 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 2 of 4
Hexham. Wedding Bells
At St. Stephen's Church, Tarro, on the 5th instant a very pleasing ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. Shaw, when Miss Minnie Ella Watson, sixth daughter of Mr…
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Mr. Thomas Curley, the eldest son of Mr. James Curley, of Hamilton, was married to Miss Anna Mabel Baker, fourth daughter of Mr. William Baker,…
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A quiet but interesting ceremony was performed on Wednesday, June 5th, at St. Andrew's Church by the Rev. Crookston, the contracting parties…
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That Eros does not confine his pranks to the springtime was exemplified at North Waratah on Wednesday afternoon in St Andrew's Church,…
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The children and grandchildren, to the number of about 70, of Mr. and Mrs. James Marchant, of New Lambton, celebrated the aged couple's fiftieth anniversary of…
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On Wednesday, at the Church of England, Wickham, Mr. Oliver T. E. Denney, of West Maitland, was married to Miss May Wallace, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Wallace,…
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On Wednesday afternoon, at the Wesleyan Church, Wallsend, in the presence of a large congregation, the Rev. H. Pennington united in the bonds of matrimony John…
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A wedding was solemnised at the Church of England. Lochinvar, on Saturday, the contracting parties being Mr. John Russell, second son of Mr. Geo. Russell, of…
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A wedding which created a good deal of interest was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at the U.M.F, Church, Cook's Hill, when May, the fourth…
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A wedding which created much interest was celebrated a few days ago by the Rev. A. M. Gould, Presbyterian minister, at the Union Church. March, when Maria,…
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At St. Peter's Church, Hamilton, on Friday. Mr. John Johnston Whitson. fourth son of Mr. John Whitson, of Cardiff, was married to Miss Elizabeth…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in the Hamilton R.C. Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Mr. Charles Stewart, son of Mr. T. Stewart, of Muswellbrook, was…
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The largest and most remarkable wedding since the world began took place at Susa. When the great Alexander had conquered Persia, wishing to unite victors and…
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A New York correspondent states:—A new form of marriage for agnosites was performed for the first time at Cincinnati recently. The bridegroom was Frederick…
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At the invitation of Mr. and Mrs. Giles, of the Central Hotel, Hunter and Market steerts, about eighty people assembled at the hotel on Saturday…
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On Wednesday night, Phillip, the youngest son of Mr. Allen, was united in Wedlock to Euphemia, youngest daughter of Mr. W. Whymess. The…
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A new form of marriage for agnostics has been performed for the first time at Cincinnatti. The bridegroom was Frederick Fiderie, a young business man, and…
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Mr. and Mrs. Mungo Penman, well-known and widely-esteemed residents of Murnain-st, Wallsend, have lately been the recipients of congratulations and expressions…
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The marriage of Miss Beatrics Bunn, of the Junction, Melville-street, with Mr. Samuel Killingly, a railway employee, was celebrated by the Rev. P. S. Young,…
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