Harry Schulz

1899–?

Life and records

The family genealogy identifies Harry Schulz as Erma Leona Mead’s husband and Anton’s son. It gives his birth as April 4, 1899, in Scribner, Nebraska, and describes him as a farmer near Hooper.

The original 1930 census records Harry, age 31, as a household head with wife Erma, age 29, in Everett, Dodge County. Their ages at first marriage suggest a marriage around 1920, but an exact marriage date has not been established.

Family connections

Parents

  • Anton (Schulz family)

    1867–?

    Reported in the family source

    The family compilation explicitly names this parent-child connection. It remains a compiled family account; original vital records have not been checked for this link.

    Source for this connection

Spouse

  • Erma Leona Mead Schulz

    1900–1975

    Source-cited relationship

    The original 1930 census explicitly records Erma as Harry’s wife; the family genealogy also names their marriage. Exact marriage date remains unverified.

    Source for this connection

Children

These are the relationships currently documented in this archive, not necessarily a complete list of relatives. Provisional connections remain clearly marked.

What still needs checking

Birth in 1899 makes this a historical profile. The current sources do not establish his death date.

The reviewed material does not establish a death date. This is a historical profile, not an indication that the person is living.

Sources for this page

  1. The Clarks · PDF page 28 · printed 49 Family account Historical excerpt checked against the cited scan; a family compilation rather than an independently verified vital record.
  2. 1930 census · Harry and Erma Schulz · ED 4, sheet 4B Original record Original couple rows checked: Harry, 31, is head and Erma, 29, wife, in Everett, Dodge County. Their reported ages at first marriage are 21 and 19; these are not an exact marriage date.

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