3 Miller Street

1896. Julia Dolan married Jeremiah Canavan at St Marys Church West Melbourne

Julia Ann Pauline Dolan was born in 1863 in Liverpool, Lancashire, the daughter of Anne and Mark Dolan.

Jeremiah Canavan was born in 1860 in Dandenong, Victoria, his father, Daniel, was 34 and his mother, Catherine, was 29. He had two sons and one daughter with Julia Dolan.

Melbourne Leader

Julia Dolan

the Canavan family

1891 Alice Sturgess & Herbert James Sebo.

Alice Sturgess was born in 1867 in Melbourne, Victoria, her father, William, was 38, and her mother, Fanny, was 37. She married Herbert James Sebo in 1891 in Victoria. They had four children during their marriage.

The Age

1884 William Morrison.

William Morrison was born on 29 March 1859 in Heathcote, Victoria, his father, Charles, was 41 and his mother, Margaret, was 38. He married Elizabeth (Libby) White on 5 June 1883 in Victoria. They had three children during their marriage.

Lebby White Morrison was born on 7 April 1884 in Melbourne, Victoria, her father, William, was 25, and her mother, Elizabeth, was 22. She married William David Thomson on 31 October 1906 in Hawthorn, Victoria. They had five children.

The Argus

1880 William Noble & Agnes Noble nee Johnstone.

William Noble was born in 1845 in Ireland, the son of Ms. Ann and William. He married Agnes Johnston on 10 August 1875 in Richmond, Victoria. They had seven children. Agnes Johnston was born in 1849 in Donnybrook, Victoria, her father, William, was 33, and her mother, Flora, was 29.

The Herald

1876 Mrs Whitehead.

Ellen Julia Mayhew was born on 23 October 1836, her father, John, was 41, and her mother, Mary, was 39. When Richard Austin Whitehead was born in 1828 in Cork, Cork, his mother, Rebecca, was 16. He married Ellen Julia Mayhew on 12 May 1855 in Sydney, New South Wales. They had eight children. One of those children was Harrette Pyne Ethel WHITEHEAD, born here at number 3 Miller Street West Melbourne in 1876, her father, Richard, was 49, and her mother, Ellen, was 41. She married Alexander James Emslie in 1907 in New Zealand.

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