28 Apr 1893 - Sutter County Farmer
   PRICE-MCVEY WEDDING - A quiet wedding took place at the residence of Thos. McVey, near O'Banion Corners, last Monday afternoon, at which time his eldest daughter, Mary E. was married to George L. Price, of Sutter City. Quite a number of relatives and friends were present to witness the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. A. P. Few. The happy couple was the recipients of many beautiful presents. After the ceremony an elaborate repast was partaken of. The bride and groom departed Tuesday morning for the East and several months visit. Both parties have many friends to congratulate them. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: EBEE-FITZSIMMONS - In Sacramento, April 24th, by Rev. Father Grace, William J Ebee and Hattie M. Fitzsimmons , both of Pleasant Grove, Sutter county. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: PRICE-McVEY - Near O'Banion Corners, April 24,1893 by Rev. A.P. Few. George L Price and Miss Mary E McVey; both of this county. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

18 Aug 1893 - Sutter Independent
   GRAY-BEST WEDDING: "To be or not to be", the question most young people ask when the all-important question of marriage is raised, was settled in the affirmative on Tuesday evening, August 15th, at the residence of Samuel Best, Sr., of Sutter County, when Rev. C. E. Rich united in holy wedlock our young friend Samuel Gray and Miss Ida Best in the presence of a large company of friends and relatives. The fair young bride was richly dressed in white silk with a coiffure decorated with orange blossoms.
   Miss Louisa Best, a sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and T. J. Hutchinson, of Santa Rosa, officiated as groomsman. The wedding march was played by Miss Zella King of Wheatland, rendering the Cedar Vale march in a most pleasing manner as the contracting parties entered the handsomely decorated assembly room. A beautiful wedding supper followed the ceremony. After supper the gathering engaged in social enjoyment until about midnight when the happy bride and groom departed for Marysville to catch the train for San Francisco, and the guests returned to their homes, well pleased with their evening's entertainment.
   The following list inludes some of the presents received by the new family: Linen tablecloth, Mrs. Nancy Best; photograph al-bum, Samuel Best, Sr.; bedspread with pillow shams, Misses Louisa and Emily Best; coffee boiler, Charles Best; brace and bit, Henry Best; table scarf, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Best; table scarf, Dora Best; parlor lamp, S. E. Best; sugar spoon, Florence Best; silver knives and forks, Will and Lee Best; silver knives and forks, T. Hutchinson; Silver knives, R. W. Gray; water set, Anna Gray; blan-ket and spread, Mrs. Gray; lamp, Mary Gray; carving set, E. R. Daley; silver fruit basket, Wm. Potts; pair of vases, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sullenger; water set, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stoker; salt box, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Stoker; berry set, Percus Pinney; glass set, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pinney; towell bracket, George Vivian; wall toilet case, Mr. and Mrs. John and Zella King; bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. Case.
   We congratulate the young couple and wish them all the joy possible in life. Article courtesy of Charles I. Davis

15 Sep 1893 - Sutter County Farmer
   As we go to press this, Thursday, afternoon, preparations are being made for the wedding of Ben McVey and Miss Jessie McMillan, daughter of N. McMillan, near Sutter City. The wedding will take place in the evening at the parsonage of the M. E. Church South, and will be performed by Rev. A. P. Few. We extend congratulations. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

22 Sep 1893 - Sutter County Farmer
   Wedding Reception - As stated in our last issue, the wedding of Ben McVey and Miss Jessie McMillan took place on the evening of the 14th inst, at Sutter City. After the ceremony the young couple repaired to the residence of the groom's father, where they were given the benefit of an old-fashioned charivari. On Friday evening a more cordial reception was tendered them by their numerous friends and relatives and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed. They have hearty-congratulations of all in their happiness. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

6 Oct 1893 - Sutter County Farmer
   MARRIED: HARGRAVE-McVEY - Near Yuba City, Oct. 1,1893. Roy S. Hargrave and Miss Addie S. McVey both of this county. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: ZUMWALT-DREW - Near Elk Creek, Glenn county, Sept. 27, 1893,by Rev. Rollins. E. F. Zumwalt and Miss Lizzie Drew. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: WOODWORTH-DINWIDDIE - Near Yuba City, October 4, 1893, by Rev. E.L. Allen. L. H. Zumwalt and Miss Alice Dinwiddie. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: PICKENS-WOODWORTH - In Lodi, October 4. E. I. Pickens and Mrs. Olive Woodworth. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: BROWNING-TODD - In Pacific Grove, October 5, 1893. Charles Browning and Miss Belle Todd. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   Hargrave-McVey - On last Sunday Roy S. Hargrave and Miss Addie S. McVey, daughter of Thos. McVey were quietly married. They are well known young folks and their numerous friends wish them mush happiness. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

13 Oct 1893 - Sutter County Farmer
   McVey-Hargrave - There has been quite a matrimonial monopoly in the McVey family during the past month. The last to join the benedicts is Jesse, who was married to Miss Irene Hargrave on last Sunday evening. Congratulations are extended on all sides by their many well wishing friends. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell

   MARRIED: McVEY-HARGRAVE - In this county Oct. 8, by the Rev. A.P. Few. Jesse McVey and Miss Irene Hargrave. Article courtesy of Nancy McConnell