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The results of your search in dataset click to view dataset Marriages 1859 for the value 'Byculla'  in field Place

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View Publications > Newspapers/Periodicals : Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce
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View 		Grooms SurnameConnell
First namesGeorge
BrideShimmings
First namesMargaret
Year1858
monthDec
day30
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View 		Grooms SurnamePenny
First namesCharles Campbell
BrideWhite
First namesLouisa Crofton
Year1859
monthJan
day1
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View 		Grooms SurnameWhitley
First namesGeorge
BrideWest
First namesGrace
Year1859
monthFeb
day5
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View 		Grooms SurnameLye
First namesWilliam Henry Cobb
BrideJameson
First namesGeorgina Inglis
Year1859
monthMar
day2
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View 		Grooms SurnameLearmonth
First namesA
BrideLyons
First namesCharlotte Salter
Year1859
monthMar
day2
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View 		Grooms SurnameMarshall
First namesEdward
BrideBennett
First namesCaroline Atkinson
Year1859
monthMay
day24
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View 		Grooms SurnameCummins
First namesW H
BrideHogan
First namesEmma Jane
Year1859
monthJun
day16
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