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Married:
- Dear Mrs. Snell,
I have only recently received your request for information of your ancestor Schlehuber, and so have searched in our church
books. I have found the following entlies:
Marriage on 15 April 1832 in the church, and on 13 March 1832 in legal records in Meerholz.
Gottlieb Schlehuber, shoemaker from Gelnhausen, son of deceased citizen, Johann Michael Schlehuber, 25 years old, Catholic, with Maria Chrisine Bien, from Lieblos, 27 years old, Evangelical.
Congregation: Lieblos. Year 1832. Month: April-October.
Running number: 17.
Name, situation, background, age, confession and residence of bridegroom:
Gottlieb Schlehuber, shoemaker from Gelnhausen, son of deceased citizen Johann Michael
Schlehuber, age 25 years, Catholic.
Name, situation, background, age, confession and residence of bride:
Maria Christine Bien, the legitimate posthumous daughter of the deceased farmer (one who
tills the ground) ofLieblos, Volf Diedrich Bien, age 27 years, Evangeliche (Lutheran].
Place and day of the legal marriage notice: Court oflaw at Weerholz on March 13, 1832.
Church bans [published]: the 18th and 25th of March, and 1st of April
Day and place and witness of the marriage: On the 15th of April in the church in the presence of
Johannes Bieber, and the brother of the bride, Johann Bien from Lieblos.
Remarks: [none]
Evangeliche Church record, copy in possession of Norma Snell, McPherson, Kansas, translated
by Peggy Goertzen, May 2003.
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties