Family:Levi Neuhouser and Katie Liechty (1)

Parents: Peter Neuhouser and Lydia Schlatter Levi Neuhouser b. 16 Apr 1892 Cedar Creek twp., Allen co., Indiana, United States d. 18 Dec 1977 Sarasota, Sarasota co., Florida, United States	Katie Liechty b. 27 Apr 1895 Allen co., Indiana, United States d. 14 Nov 1984 Sarasota, Sarasota co., Florida, United States

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Facts and Events

Marriage License^[1]	22 Dec 1914	Allen co., Indiana, United StatesA marriage license was issued by Wm. E. Gerding, clerk of the Allen Co. Circuit Court, to Levi Neuhouser (occ. farmer), son of Peter Neuhouser (deceased) and Lydia Schlatter; and Katie Liechty, daughter of Peter Liechty (occ. farmer) and Anna Richer. The affidavit affirming the legal age and residency of the couple was signed by Noah E. Yoder. This was the first marriage for each of them.
Marriage^[1]	24 Dec 1914	Cedar Creek twp., Allen co., Indiana, United StatesLevi and Katie were joined in marriage by Rev. E[rnest] J. Maupin, at the Leo M. E. Parsonage.

Children

		Birth	Death
1.	Merle Wayne Neuhouser	28 Feb 1916 Allen co., Indiana, United States	27 Nov 2005 Leo-Cedarville, Allen co., Indiana, United States

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Allen County (Indiana). Clerk of the Circuit Court. Marriage records, 1824–1957. (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1998–2012)
41: 486, FHL # 2111593.

Levi Neuhouser, b. 16 April 1892, Allen Co., res. Allen Co., occ. farmer, son of Peter Neuhouser (b. Indiana, dead) and Lydia Schlatter (b. Indiana, res. Indiana); Katie Liechty, b. 27 April 1892, Allen Co., res. Allen Co., daughter of Peter Liechty (b. Allen Co., occ. farmer, res. Indiana) and Anna Richer (b. Indiana, res. Indiana).
Allen County (Indiana). Clerk of the Circuit Court. Marriage records, 1824–1957. (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1998–2012)
Record of Marriages 1911-1919, p 83, ln 10, FHL # 2130632 Item 3.

This source says that Katie Liechty was aged 20 years (making her birth year 1894), and the marriage place was Grabill, Ind., Leo M. E. [Methodist Episcopal] Parsonage. (Grabill may have just been the postal address of the parsonage.)