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The results of your search in dataset click to view dataset Marriages 1904 for the value 'Vepery'  in field Place

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View Publications > Newspapers/Periodicals : The Times of India
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View 		SurnameParr
First namesFrederick
BrideHogg
First namesEvelyn Charlotte (Mousie)
Year1904
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View 		SurnameGargery
First namesJohn William
BrideBaylis
First namesGladys Orlon Rita
Year1904
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View 		SurnameBurke
First namesWilliam Hall
BrideJeremiah
First namesLilian Clark
Year1904
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View 		SurnameHellein
First namesEdwin Jossiah Taynton
BrideBarnes
First namesEthel Maud
Year1904
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View 		SurnameDunhill
First namesCharles Thomas Sankey
BrideStutz
First namesElla Maud
Year1904
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View 		SurnameNordmann
First namesLeonard Arthur Fisher
BrideTaylor
First namesIvy Lynette
Year1904
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View 		SurnameHunt
First namesRobert
BrideLoane
First namesAnne Mildred
Year1904
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View 		SurnameBriggs
First namesGilbert Walter Ernest
BrideScott
First namesEthel Hayes
Year1904
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