1930 US Census - William Junghans

Here is the 1930 US Census for William Junghans, the eldest son born to Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans.

1930 US Census - William Junghans

William and wife Della (Phillips) and their children Kenneth, Harlow, William Jr and eventual adopted daughter,  Olive Phillips (lines 26 - 31) were living in Homer township, Winona county, Minnesota.   Clarence, Olive's father, was Della's brother.

William was employed as a dairy farmer.   

1920 US Census - William Paul Junghans

Below is the 1920 US Census for William Paul Junghans, the eldest son born to Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans.

1920 US Census - William Paul Junghans

William  was living with wife Della (Phillips) and their sons Kenneth, Harlow and William Jr.   They were living in Jefferson township, Jefferson county, Wisconsin.

William and Della Junghans

Here is another copy of a photo of Wilhelmina (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' eldest son William and wife Della (Phillips) taken February 1955.

William, Della Junghans and granddaughter Roylyne

Here is a another copy of a photograph from 1953 of Wilhelmina (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' son, William, granddaughter Roylyne, and William's wife, Della (Phillips) Junghans.

Roylyne was the daughter of Della and William's son, Kenneth and wife Evelyn (Gaulke).

William Junghans and grandchildren

 Here is a copy of a photo (not very clear) of Wilhelmina (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' eldest son, William, wife Della (Phillips) with 4 of their grandchildren sometime in early 1940. 

Della is holding Sharon.   Standing is Roylyne, Cecilia (Sally) and Phyllis.

Cecilia (Sally) was the daughter of Olga (Appleby) and William Junghans Jr.

Roylyne, Sharon and Phyllis were the daughters of Evelyn (Gaulke) and Kenneth Junghans.

Kenneth Junghans and family

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

Unfortunately when I labeled this photo, either I wasn't provided all of the names or I made an error, but my best guess, left to right:

Back row:  Kenneth,  Olga,  William 

Middle row: Sharon, Evelyn, Della, Robert,  Richard, Victoria

Front row: Phyllis, Roylyne

First row: Cecilia (Sally)

Kenneth was the eldest child of Della (Phillips) and William Junghans

Olga (Appleby) was the wife of William Junghans Jr

Phyllis, Roylyne and Sharron were the children of Evelyn (Gaulke) and Kenneth Junghans

Cecilia (Sally) and Robert were the children of Olga (Appleby) and William Junghans Jr.

Richard was the son of Victoria (Billings) and Paul Junghans

If I have the correct names, this photo was taken late 1943 or early 1944 and was shot either by Paul or William Junghans Jr since they aren't in the photograph.

William Junghans and family

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

From left to right, standing:

Alton and Marian Becker, Della, Evelyn, William, Olga,  Bill (or William Jr) Junghans

Sitting:

Sharon, Phyllis, Roylne Junghans

Front row:

Phillip, Bobby and Cecilia (Sally) Junghans


Alton was the husband of Marian (Fields Junghans).
Della (Phillips) was the wife of William Junghans.
Evelyn (Gaulke) was the wife of Kenneth Junghans, the eldest son of Della and William.
Olga (Appleby) was the wife of William Junghans Jr.

Sharon, Phyllis, Roylne were the children of Evelyn and Kenneth Junghans.

Phillip, Bobby and Cecilia (Sally) were the children of Olga and William Junghans Jr.


Based upon Phillip's age, this photo was taken in 1953 or 1954.

William Junghans - grave marker

William Paul Junghans was the first born child of Wilhelmina (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans

William was born September 7, 1887 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  He passed away in March 1965 in Trempealeau, Wisconsin.

He was buried at the Greenwood Cemetery in a wooded area of Trempealeau.     Williams' wife Della (Phillips) died 9 years later.

William Junghans and family - 1929

Here is a photo taken in 1929 of the family of Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' eldest son, William.

From left to right, Kenneth, William, wife Della, Marion (being held by Della) and Harlow.

I'm not sure who is hidden between Marion and Harlow (wearing the hat) but it may be my great grandfather, Paul Richard Junghans.

On the far left you can see someone's left arm and leg which is probably William and Della's youngest son, William Jr.

William Junghans

Here is a photo of Paul Junghans' eldest son, William.



I do not know the date of the photo but am guessing it was sometime prior to 1910 when William married Della Phillips.

Returning to Paul Richard Junghans and Neilsville, Wisconsin

Before Paul Junghans and family moved from Neillsville, Wisconsin, his eldest son William married Della Phillips on December 28, 1910.




Here is the wedding photo of William and Della Junghans



I had previously posted the 1910 US Federal Census record for William, indicating he was working as a laborer in Jefferson county, Wisconsin. The wedding announcement confirms William was working in Jefferson county at the time of the 1910 US census.

William Junghans - birth

I posted photos of two of Paul and Wilhelminia Junghans' children in the past few days.

Here is a copy of William's birth certificate from 1887.



William was born at 3:00am on Wednesday, September 7, 1887 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

It appears William was born at home, as the Junghans' address, according to an 1889 Milwaukee directory their address was 696 Hubbard.

William Junghans

Yesterday I posted a photo of William and Carl Junghans as infants.

Here is an earlier photo of William taken most likely in 1888.

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.