Wedding Curiosities
Early this year a unique family affair took place in a small village called Trail, when the four sons of Mr. John Somers espoused on the same…
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Weddings, 1901
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A Wedding
The Church of England was crowded on Wednesday, 27th February, to Witness the marriage of Miss Bennett (Minnie) and Mr. Frederick McWhirter. As the…
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Yesterday in the Presbyterian Church the Rev. George Milne joined together in the bonds of matrimony Miss Mary Taylor (fourth daughter of Mr. S. Taylor of…
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A NICE wedding was celebrated at Wesley Church, Perth, on the 6th February, between Mr. Ernest White (third son of Mr. T. W. White, of Whitewood, near Dubbo), and Miss…
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AT Holy Trinity Church on Wednesday, a marriage was solemnised by Archdeacon Wilson, between Emily Maud, daughter of Mr. W. W. Sutton, and William Edward;…
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It is seldom indeed one has to chronicle a wedding as having taken place in our little township. For the past 18 years or more, only four marriages have been celebrated at…
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ON the 18th instant, Mr. Russell White, son of Mr. George White (England) and Miss Elsie Sparkes, daughter of the late Mr. James Sparkes (Barbigal) was celebrated, the…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being George James Wunderlich, oldest son of the late John Wunderlich, of Belarbigill, and Ada May Cox,…
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A STYLISH and pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, March 20, at Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, when Percival A. Smith, third son of Mr. Leslie Smith (Crookwell), was married to…
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AN interesting wedding was solemnissd on Wednesday, March 20, at Holy Trinity Charch, when Miss Eva, Bert[?]a Wilson, second daughter of the Ven. Archdeacon…
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At St. Patrick's Church, yesterday afternoon, the marriage was celebrated by the Von. Archdeacon D'Arcy of Miss Julia Alice Veech, fourth daughter of Mr Michael…
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AT St. Patrick's Church, on Wednesday afternoon the marriage was celebrated by the Ven. Archdeacon D'Arey, of Miss Juila Alice Veech, fourth daughter of MR. Michael veech, J.P., of…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at the Presbyterian Manse, by the Rev. J. T. Main, on Monday, the 8th inst., the contracting parties being Sydney Arthur Sproule, youngest son of…
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From the Coonamble TIMES :—“On Tuesday last, a very quiet but happy wedding was performed at ‘Avonmore, Pilliga road, when Mr. Alfred…
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A MARRIAGE between Mr. Robert Everett Delaney and Ada Ellen, second daughter of Mr. G. Howard, of the "Travellers' Rest Hotel," was solemnised quietly at the…
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BY the time this article is in the hands of our readers the bells, of Holland will have announced to the people of that country the marriage of their Queen…
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ON Monday, April 15th, a very pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr. Geo. Black, North Hill, Forbes, by the Rev. Dean McAuliffe, the contracting parties being R.J…
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A PRETTY wedding took place at Cobborah, at nine o'clock on Wednesday, 17th of April, when Miss Carrie Jones, fourth daughter of the late John Jones, of "Kilwinning, Cobborah, was…
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On Wednesday, April 24th, the Union Church, Warrumbungle, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, many spectators having assembled to witness the marriage of Mr…
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