Help Please - WA Marriage 1917 of Antonietta Welsh

[phillevo]

Hi,

Hope someone can help with this, please.

I'm trying to find Antoniette Del Lungo who married Victor San Martin in Australia and then maybe Edward Welsh and lived in England.

Previous request here: http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,591702.0.html

I'm probably clutching at straws but have found on Ancestry a marriage of Antonietta Welsh in 1917 in Western Australia.
Rumor has it that she may have returned to Australia. No registration number given.

Antoniette was born in 1867 and if this is her it would make her age of 50 at this marriage.

I can't find any record on the WA BDM site - any chance someone might have better resources for me?

Cheers and thanks,

Phil

[muss]

Hi

Antoniette Welsh married Thomas M Martin 1917 WA no 431

Antonietta Martin died 1950 Perth no 819

Muss

[phillevo]

Hi Muss,

Thanks very much for that.

I've just searched the WA BDM site and can't find any of these entries - is this unusual do you know?

Cheers

Phil

[muss]

hi

I just searched and found the entries.


Muss

[muss]

Hi

Here is the link hope it works

http://www.bdm.dotag.wa.gov.au/_apps/pioneersindex/default.aspx

Muss

[phillevo]

Thanks a lot, I'll try again.

Cheers

Phil

[muss]

Hi

When searching try not to give too much information

ie  marriage  surnames Welsh and Matthews thats all

death Matthews  1950

Muss

[cando]

Hi

Antoniette Welsh married Thomas M Martin 1917 WA no 431

Antonietta Martin died 1950 Perth no 819

Muss

Marriage from WA bdm
WELSH    Antonietta
MATTHEWS Thomas M
District Perth  1917  Reg#431   

[cando]

They may have married in 1917 but were at the same address in 1910.

Australian Electoral rolls
1910
MATTHEWS Antoinetta  486 Hay Street Subiaco  HD
MATTHEWS Thomas Martin  486 Hay Street, Subiaco  Bootmaker

1916
MATTHEWS Antoinetta  Katanning  HD
MATTHEWS Thomas  Katanning  Farm hand

Death
MATTHEWS Thomas M
District Williams  Reg#53  1947

The marriage certificate would give you the information you need to progress with your research.   

Cheers
Cando