John MOLONEY Johanna CROWE Marriage

[Joyful]

Evening everyone

I would appreciate it if someone could find the marriage of John Moloney/Maloney

to Johanna Crowe possibly in Vic, definitely not NSW could even be Tasmania.

Their son Cornelius Parker Moloney was born c1855 in Geelong district(Gueriare)and died

1938 in Wangaratta Vic.

Cornelius' parents names were obtained from his marriage certificate. I have a transcript of the

 marriage.

Thanks

Joy

[geniesearcher]

Hi Joy

This is definately them if you need children etc just give me a bell.

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[Joyful]

Hi Joanne

Thank you so much for that information

If it's not too much trouble could I have the children and do you have access

to their deaths please.

Joy

[sparrett]

Hi Joanne
Good find for Joy.

However you must be  very careful about cut and paste from "your source"

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Perhaps think about a personalised type up  for any further details.

Sue

[sparrett]

Hi Joy,

If it's not too much trouble could I have the children and do you have access JOY
 

I do hope Joanne (or some other resourceful chatter) is about soon to help you with the children and their deaths.

Sue

[Joyful]

Thanks Sue, I hope so too. Everyone is so busy I never like to ask

for lookups. Perhaps someone will take pity on me

Joy

[Dalet]

Births of Children of John & Johanna

Edmund 1848 Bacchus Marsh
Ellen 1849 Bacchus Marsh
Patrick 1850 Bacchus Marsh
Mary c 1853 MOR died 1860 aged 7 years
John 1863 POLL
Edward 1866 Gordons
Mathew 1866 Gordons - would appear to be twins with consecutive registrations

There would appear to be a gap in registrations in the 1850's when the parents were a bit lax registering the births

Regards Dale

[LoganH]

Marriage/s
John MOLONY marriage Johanna CROWE in the year 1847, denomination Roman Catholic, St Francis parish Melbourne (Victorian BDM reg no. 40112, fiche 547.
John MOLONEY marriage Johanna CROWE in the year 1847, denomination Roman Catholic, St Francis Parish Melbourne (Victorian BDM reg no. 403, fiche 634.

Births
Ellen MOLONEY, father John, mother Johanna CROWE, birth place BACC (possibly BACCHUS MARSH) in the year 1849, Roman Catholic, St Marys parish,Geelong. (Victorian BDM reg no. 4226, fiche 47).
John MOLONEY, father John, mother Johannah CROWE, birth place POLL (possibly POLLOCK PLAINS, or MOUNT POLLOCK ?) in the year 1863, (Vic BDM reg no. 22177).

Deaths
Edmond John MOLONEY death place ALEX (Possibly Alexander), father John MOLONEY, mother Johanna CROWE, aged 69years in 1934 (Vic. BDM reg no.
13618).
Patrick MOLONEY, death place GORDON, father John Moloney, mother Johanna CROWE, aged 76 in 1926 (vic BDM reg no. 14051).
Mark MOLONEY, death place East Melbourne, father John, mother Johanna UNKNOWN, age 45 in 1891 (Vic BDM reg no.7276).(? not certain).
Matthew MOLONEY, death place Woodend, father John Moloney, mother Johanna CROWE, age 51 in 1917 (Vic BDM reg no. 10785).

So that would make 5 children possibly 6 (? Mark Moloney) children discovered to the marriage of John Moloney and Johanna Crowe.

Logan 

[Joyful]

Hi Dale & Logan

Thank you both so much for those details...this is an enormous

help to me in my quest to document my OH family tree.

Could either of you find a death for John Moloney & Johanna Crowe

There would be 6 children at least as the Cornelius in my first post was born

c1855 in Geelong district.

Thank you again, I appreciate you both taking pity on me

Joy