Marriages: Nicols-Sevier - Submitted for the USGenWeb by Betty Ammons Brown December 11, 2012

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Nicols-Sevier Wedding - Madison Parish, Louisiana 

From Tallulah Madison Journal June 1894

Nicols-Sevier-At the residence of Mr. G. W. Sevier brother of the bride, in Madison parish, La., on 
Wednesday, June 6th, 1894, Miss Ophelia Sevier, of Kosciusko, Miss., to Mr. Albert Nicols, of Point 
Coupee parish, La., Rev. J. F. Foster officiating,

The bride is one of Mississippi's fairest daughters, and a young lady of superior accomplishments. 
During her visit for several monthspast in our parish she has won a large circle of friends who extend 
their best wishes for a long and happy future.

Mr. Nicols is a young man of sterling worth, and has a host of friends in this parish, where he formerly 
resided, who will rejoice to learn of his good fortune in winning so charming a bride and offer their 
heartiest congratulations.

Immediately after the ceremony, the happy couple departed for Jackson, Miss;, to spend a few days with 
relatives. From there they go to Latauche, Point Coupee parish, their future home.

The Journal extends best wishes and congratulations.