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 Jr, Harlow and Marian Junghans

Here is a photo of Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' grandchildren, from left to right, William Jr, Harlow and Marian.

It looks like Marian is about 3 or 4 years old, so I would estimate this photo as having been taken in 1932 or 1933.

William was the third son born to Della (Phillips) and William Junghans, Harlow was the second son and Marian was their adopted daughter.

Kenneth, William Jr, Harlow - 1917

Here is a photo taken in late 1917 (or possibly early 1918) of Wilhelminia (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' grandchildren, Ken, William Jr and Harlow.

































The three boys were the sons of Della (Phillips) and William Junghans.

Olga (Appleby) and William Junghans Jr - family wedding photo

Here is a photo of Wilhelmina (Schmidt) and Paul Richard Junghans' eldest son, William and wife Della (Phillips) and family. 

This is apparently a photo taken for the wedding of William and Della's son, William Jr to Olga Appleby who were married on June 27, 1937.

In the back row on the right, "Grandma Junghans" is actually Della and "Grandpa Junghans" is William.

I also see in the back row (4th from the left) is a gentleman standing,  (facing away from the camera to his left), which may be my great grandfather, Paul Richard Junghans.    I'm not sure why his name was omitted from the photo description, but it would seem unusual for him to not have been a part of the photo and at the wedding of his grandson, since he was still living at the time.