1920 US Census - Julius Yunghans

While searching for the 1940 US Census, I was able to track down a few previous census records I had been missing.     Below is the 1920 US Census for Julius Yunghans.

Julius (line 92, second family from the the bottom) was living with wife Minnie (Kirsch) and their two children, Marie and Arthur in the city of Vincennes, Knox county, Indiana.

Julius was employed as a cigar maker, most likely working for his father, Emil Yunghans at the Yunghans Cigar factory.    The occupation of daughter Marie is listed as "sales woman" at a five and dime store.

Julius was the eldest son of Julia (Kolb) and Emil Heinrich Junghans/Yunghans and the grandson of Christliebe (Kuehn) and Carl Heinrich Junghans.

Julius and Henry Yunghans family trees

The family trees of two of Christliebe (Kuehn) and Carl Heinrich Junghans' grandchildren Julius and Henry Yunghans can be found here.

Julius and Henry were the two eldest children of Julia (Kolb) and Emil Heinrich Yunghans.

Julius Yunghans and family

Here is a photo of Emil and Julia Yunghans' eldest son, Julius and his extended family.

Back Row L to R: Alvin Kirsch, Julius Kirsch, Otto Kirsch, Julius Yunghans (Minnie's husband), Christ Stier (Suzy's husband), John Kirsch, George Kirsch (holding Paula). L to R: Emma Dickmeyer (married Julius Kirsch), Clara Kirsch, Mary Kirsch, Minnie Kirsch Yunghans (holding son Arthur), Susan Kirsch Stier, Odelia Kirsch, Lena Kreft Kirsch, Pauline Beyer Kirsch, Myrtle Kirsch, Barbara Grasch Kirsch. Front Children: Selma Kirsch, Marie Yunghans, Katy Stier, Johnny Steir, Edgar Kirsch, Walter Kirsch, Adella Kirsch.

 

Based upon the age of Arthur who was born June 10, 1906, I believe the photo was taken late 1906 or early 1907 in Vincennes, Indiana.