Person:Barbara Schull (1)

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Barbara Ellen Schull
b.1 Jun 1929 Cass, Indiana, United States
d.20 Dec 2001 Cass, Indiana, United States
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m. 17 Jun 1925
  1. Barbara Ellen Schull1929 - 2001
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  • H.  Bert Wolfe1930 - 2004
  • W.  Barbara Ellen Schull1929 - 2001
m. 1953
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Facts and Events
Name Barbara Ellen Schull
Married Name Mrs. Bert Wolfe
Gender Female
Birth[1] 1 Jun 1929 Cass, Indiana, United States
Marriage 1953 Cass, Indiana, United Statesto Bert Wolfe
Death[1] 20 Dec 2001 Cass, Indiana, United States
Burial[1] Mount Hope Cemetery, Logansport, Cass, Indiana, United States[buried with husband Bert]

per Richard Copeland, Cass County Historical Society:

... Barb spent most of her life working on files, creating family trees, doing research, and chronicling events. She began doing research at the age of 21 as a hobby. In 1953, Barb married Bert. She worked for several years at the H. W. Gossard Co. of Logansport where she learned the fine art of sewing. She then worked for 13 years at her mother’s drapery and upholstering business. Barb also worked at the Grissom Air Force base as a “Requirement Specialist.” Because of all of the research and genealogy work, she became interested in the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) and helped organize a chapter in Winamac, Ind. Through her intense research, she was able to locate 246 veteran burials in Cass County and get markers for them. She also researched World War II service dogs and had a monument erected at the Logansport City Building to honor their work. These dogs were important at guard duty, as they were able to detect sounds and odors that humans could not. Barb had several books published and bound, which can be found at the CCHS library. She nearly single-handedly collated the marriages and deaths of Cass County. She also worked tirelessly to collect information on the history of the Italian, French, and German immigrants of Cass County. As for people with family ties to Cass County, anyone who is remotely interested in family history, in preservation of statistics, and conservation of historical records owes Barbara Wolfe a debt of gratitude for her great love of historical facts. [Includes photo]
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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Barbara E Schull Wolfe, in Find A Grave.

    [Includes headstone photo.]

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