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James D Leonard + Mary Ann Ellis

No children
Marriage: 1898
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James D Leonard
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Birth: 1874 23
Marriage: 1898
Death: 1927
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse James D Leonard
Mary Ann Ellis
1874–1927
Birth: 1874 23
Death: 1927
Birth: March 1850
Marriage: 1872
Death: 6 August 1920 — 3 Beaufort Court, Forbes Street, Darlinghurst, new South Wales, Australia
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Elizabeth Henderson Alfred James Ellis Mary Ann Ellis Claudia M Ellis Florence Adelaide Ellis Herbert Alfred Ellis Elizabeth Emily Ellis Elsie May Ellis Ethel A Ellis Sydney Leslie Ellis Reginald Manning Ellis
Alfred Edwin Ellis
1850–1920
Birth: March 1850
Death: 6 August 1920 — 3 Beaufort Court, Forbes Street, Darlinghurst, new South Wales, Australia
Marriage: 1872
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Alfred Edwin Ellis Alfred James Ellis Mary Ann Ellis Claudia M Ellis Florence Adelaide Ellis Herbert Alfred Ellis Elizabeth Emily Ellis Elsie May Ellis Ethel A Ellis Sydney Leslie Ellis Reginald Manning Ellis
Elizabeth Henderson
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Facts and events

Marriage 1898

Note: BELLINGER.

BELLINGER. THURSDAY. MARRIAGES Miss Mary Jane Ellis, eldest daughter of Mr. Alfred Edward Ellis, of Bellingen, and Mr. James Drummond Leonard, only son of Captain John Leonard, of the pilot station, Camden Haven, were united together in holy matrimony, and the Rev. Chas, E, Burgess was the celebrant. There were four bridesmaids, Misses Flo, Linnie, and Elsie Ellis, and Tellie Hicks; two pages, Masters Sid. and Reg. Ellis. Mr. Ellis gave his daughter away, while Mr. Ted Ellis (uncle of the bride) was groomsman. The dresses and hall decorations were beyond our describing. The latter did indeed reflect great credit upon Mrs. T. K. Radcliffe, Misses Kirkwood (2), and Mr. C, Foulker. After the ceremony about 60 guests sat down to the usual wedding breakfast, at which the usual toasts were proposed and duly honoured (Clarence and Richmond Examiner, Saturday 13 August 1898, page 5).

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