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- [S628] Secretary of State, Department of Vital Records, Lansing, Marriage Records USA - Michigan Marriages 1868-1925, ((https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1452395)), https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N3FW-J1S. (Betrouwbaarheid: 3).
- [S660] Michigan. Kalamazoo., Newspaper USA - Kalamazoo Newspapers, Michigan, (http://www.archiveol.com/kzoo/results:), Kalamazoo Evening News, "Matrimonial," Tuesday, September 12, 1899, online archives (http://d3f386c1accae3ed6986-08184e157a80eb1831de50d2dff65d39.r45.cf1.rackcdn.com//032823.pdf), p. 3, col. 2. (Betrouwbaarheid: 3).
The marriage of Miss Mary Besemer of this City and Henry J. Mulder of
Chicago was solemnized at high noon Tuesday at the parsonage of the
Fourth Reformed church by the pastor, Rev. John Luxen. In the presence of
the necessary witnesses only. After the ceremony they adjourned to the
home of the bride's brother, John Besemer of East Vine street. This
evening a small reception will be given there for them and supper will be
served. The bride was married in a dress of green poplin with white satin
vest with lace over it. They will leave Tuesday night for
their future home In Chicago, where Mr. Mulder is employed In tbe store
of Seigel. Cooper & Co. Miss Besemer has been a faithful
worker In the church and Sunday school of the Fourth Reformed church
for many years and will be greatly missed. Rev. and Mrs. Luxen gave a
reception at their home on Friday evening for her, the guests being otticers
and teachers of the Sunday school. Rev. Mr. Luxen, in the name of the
otlicers and teachers, presented her with three handsome pieces of silver,
and told her how much they regretted her departure. She responded very
happily. The good wishes of a large number go with the young couple to
their new home and new life.
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