1940 US Census - Carl Junghans

Here is the 1940 US Census for Carl Junghans, the second son born to Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans.

Lines 1 and 2 list Carl and wife Selma (Frentzel) living in Koshkonong township, Jefferson county, Wisconsin.   Carl was employed as a machinist.

1930 US Census - Carl Junghans

Below is the 1930 US Census for Carl Junghans, the second son born to Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans.

1930 US Census

Carl was living with wife Selma (Frentzel) in  Koshkonong township, Jefferson county, Wisconsin with their son Lloyd.    Carl was employed as an engineer.

Carl Junghans - World War II draft registration

Here is the World War II draft registration for Carl Junghans, the second son of Paul Richard and Wilhelminia (Schmidt) Junghans and husband of Selma (Frentzel).

Carl and Selma were living in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin at the time he registered for the draft in 1942.    

Carl and Selma Junghans

Here is a photo of Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' son, Carl with wife Selma (Frentzel), taken I believe in August 1962.

Carl, Selma, Della Junghans and family members

Here is a photo of Wilhelmina (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' son, Carl and family.

From left to right:

Gary Becker, Carl,  Sharyn Becker, Carl's wife Selma (Frentzel), Della (Phillips) [wife of Carl's older brother, William Junghans] and Sheryl Becker.

(Gary and his twin sisters, were born to Marian (Junghans) and Alton Becker.)

This photo was taken August 1956.   Thanks to the good old days when processors printed the date of the photo.

Louise Junghans birthday

Here is a photo of my grandmother, Louise (Daniels) Junghans with her in-laws.

From left to right:

Louise, Sydna (Wilson),  husband Paul Junghans, Carl Junghans and wife Selma (Frentzel).

This had to have been taken by my grandfather, Walter Junghans (youngest brother of Paul and Carl) on Louise's birthday*, April 19, though I'm not sure of the year, probably sometime in the late 1950's.

*The birthday cake and gift that Louise is opening was the giveaway.

1920 US Census - Carl Junghans

Here is the 1920 US Census for Carl Junghans the second son born to my great grandparents, Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans.

Carl, wife Selma and their son Lloyd were living in Koshkonong, Wisconsin, approximately 14 miles southwest of Fort Atkinson.
























Carl was employed as a machinist, though I can't decipher the name of the company.

Carl Junghans - World War I photo

Here is Paul Richard and Wilhelminia Junghans' son, Carl Junghans during World War I.

Carl Junghans - World War I draft registration

Here is the World War I draft registration for the second son of Paul Richard and Wilhelminia Junghans.






















This document was completed in Fort Atkinson.

Carl Junghans - 1907?

Here is a photo of Paul and Wilhelminia Junghans' second eldest son, Carl. It appears to be a high school senior photograph.



Based upon Carl's birth of January 7, 1889, I would guess it was taken around 1907 when he would have been 18 years old.

Carl and Selma Junghans

Paul Richard and Wilhelminia Junghans' second eldest son, Carl married Selma Frentzel on June 5, 1912 in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.



I am wondering whether Carl was living in Fort Atkinson during the 1910 US Census and either the name was spelled wrong or he was listed as a boarder with someone else who did not correct the last name. But it gives me another avenue to pursue to locate his 1910 census record.

William and Carl Junghans

Here is a photo of Paul and Wilhelminia Junghans' first two children.

William was born September 7, 1887 and Carl was born January 7, 1889.



The photo did not have a date, but I'm guessing that this photo was taken probably toward the end of 1889 or early 1890. The Junghans family was still living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at the time this photo was taken.

Census records indicated Paul and Wilhelminia had another child that had died prior to the June 1900 US federal census.

Taking into consideration their three surviving children through June 1900, the possibility of a pregnancy of this unknown child most likely had to have occurred from:

- October 1887 - December 1888
- February 1889 - November 1894
- September 1895 - June 1900

According to the Wisconsin Genealogy index, Milwaukee had the following documented births that fell into these time frames:

Alexander Junghans - January 13, 1899
Heinrich E Junghans - September 18, 1892

Milwaukee had the following documented deaths that occurred prior to June 1900:

- Emil Junghans died 12/15/1990

-three Junghans' deaths listed without a first name:

- June 1, 1892
- July 21, 1898
- July 24, 1899

I don't see the point in ordering these particular records, but I was curious as to who and when this child was born, but I'd guess that it was Heinrich Emil Junghans, born 9/18/1992.