1895 Wisconsin Census - Paul Richard Junghans

I finally found the 1895 Wisconsin census for my great grandfather, Paul Richard Junghans.




This census does not contain the names of the individuals living in the household, so it's limited in the information it provides.

It does indicate there were 3 males and 2 females in the household, as well as 3 US native born and 2 German born residents.

The 3 males would have been:

Paul Richard Junghans, sons William and Carl

I only know of the one female, Paul's wife Wilhelminia.

The 2 German born citizens would have been Paul and Wilhelminia.

2 of the 3 US born residents would have been William and Carl.

I have no idea who may have been the 2nd female in the household, possibly a relative or a servant.

1895 Wisconsin Census - Otto Junghans

Wisconsin had a mid-decade census in 1895. Otto is listed on the left side, 12th down.




The census doesn't list the other household members by name, but does indicate there were 4 males and 3 females living in the home. It also indicates 4 were born in Germany and 3 were born in the United States.

The 1910 US Federal Census indicated that Otto and Hulda had 2 children, Otto Jr and Martha, so it's difficult to determine who were the other 3 residents of the household - family members, boarders or laborers.

I am presently searching for Paul Junghans' record, but there are several pages to go through. If I find it, I'll post it.