Carl Yunghans immigration

I may have found the passenger list for Christliebe (Kuehn) and Carl Heinrich Junghans'  second son, Carl Yunghans traveling from Bremen, Germany to New York City on the ship, Elbe.

There is a Carl Junghanz listed (2nd from the bottom) though Carl would have been 24 (not 26) at the time the ship arrived in New York on April 14, 1883.

While it's difficult to make out, the 1910 US Census indicates Carl immigrated in either 1882 or 1883.

Carl Frederick Yunghans marriage

I had posted previously about Carl F Yunghans the second son of Carl Heinrich Junghans and Christliebe Kuehn,  who married Hannah Kerlifofaky on November 8, 1905 in Marion, Indiana.

I found another document which not only provided the middle name for Carl (prior to today, I only had an "F") but also confirms Christliebe's last name Kuehn (or Kuhn) even though it's misspelled.

This document also provides additional confirmation that Emil, Carl, Otto and Paul were all the sons of
Carl Heinrich Junghans and Christliebe Kuehn.

Carl F Yunghans and Hannah Kerlifofaky - marriage

The second son of Carl Heinrich Junghans and Christliebe Kuehn, Carl F Yunghans was married to Hannah Kerlifofaky on November 8, 1905 in Marion, Indiana, almost 4 hours northeast of where they lived in Vincennes, Indiana.

I believe this if the first document I've encountered that has connected the 4 Junghans/Yunghans brothers (Emil, Carl, Otto and Paul), based upon the father, Heinrich Junghans and mother, Christliebe Kuehn.

Probably due to the Junghans' brothers  American pronunciation with a German accent of their parent's names or the government employee's misspellings have led to numerous variations.

1920 US Census - Carl Yunghans

 In 1920, Carl Yunghans and wife Hannah were living in Vincennes, Indiana.    Of the four Junghans (Yunghans) brothers, only Carl refrained from having children.

Carl was employed as a carpenter.

 

Reminder for those that have been following along, Carl and older brother Emil had changed their name from Junghans to Yunghans after moving to the United States from Germany.

Their younger brothers Otto and Paul retained the Junghans spelling.

1910 US Federal Census - Carl Yunghans

In 1910, Carl Junghans and wife Hannah were also living in Vincennes, Indiana. Carl and Hannah had married a years earlier, in 1905. I have yet to locate the 1900 US Census for Carl.



It is hard to read the year of immigration, but according to the 1920 Census (which I'll post later) he immigrated to the United States in 1882.

Of the 4 Junghans brothers, Carl did not have any children, and I'm not aware that he had been married previously, so that portion of the family tree ends with him.