Siblings who immigrated to America include:
(1) Mathias, b 1822 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(2) Alexander, b 1824 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(3) Peter, b 1825 Germany, interred in Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee.
(4) Peter, b 1826 Germany, interred in Saint John's Cemetery in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(5) Michael, b 1828 Germany, interred in Saint Mary's of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa.
(6) Mathias "Martin", b 1929 Germany, settled in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(7) Frederick Wilhelm, b 1933 Germany, interred in Shiloh National Cemetery in Shiloh, Hardin, Tennessee.
(8) Mary Ann (Jungels), b 1836 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
Margaret Wagner married Bernard Jungels on 27 Feb 1854 at Saint Dennis Catholic Church in Lockport, Illinois. They had 13 children, 8 of whom survived to adulthood. Margaret raised her family in Homer Township, Will, Illinois. She was widowed in 1907. At the time of the 1910 census, Margaret was living with her daughter Maria and her family in Orland Township, Cook, Illinois. She died later that year.
Sources include Margaret's headstone in Saint Michael Cemetery (originally known as Wagner Cemetery), Saint Dennis Catholic Church vital records, and census records (1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910), as well as numerous records for family members.
Siblings who immigrated to America include:
(1) Mathias, b 1822 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(2) Alexander, b 1824 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
(3) Peter, b 1825 Germany, interred in Stones River National Cemetery in Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee.
(4) Peter, b 1826 Germany, interred in Saint John's Cemetery in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(5) Michael, b 1828 Germany, interred in Saint Mary's of Mount Carmel Cemetery in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa.
(6) Mathias "Martin", b 1929 Germany, settled in Joliet, Will, Illinois.
(7) Frederick Wilhelm, b 1933 Germany, interred in Shiloh National Cemetery in Shiloh, Hardin, Tennessee.
(8) Mary Ann (Jungels), b 1836 Germany, interred in Saint Michael Cemetery.
Margaret Wagner married Bernard Jungels on 27 Feb 1854 at Saint Dennis Catholic Church in Lockport, Illinois. They had 13 children, 8 of whom survived to adulthood. Margaret raised her family in Homer Township, Will, Illinois. She was widowed in 1907. At the time of the 1910 census, Margaret was living with her daughter Maria and her family in Orland Township, Cook, Illinois. She died later that year.
Sources include Margaret's headstone in Saint Michael Cemetery (originally known as Wagner Cemetery), Saint Dennis Catholic Church vital records, and census records (1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1910), as well as numerous records for family members.
Family Members
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Peter Jungles
1855–1934
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Bernard Nicholas "Barney" Jungles
1856–1938
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Mathias "Martin" Jungels
1857–1943
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Josephine Jungles Trierweiler
1858–1950
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William M Jungles
1860–1949
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Michael John Jungels
1862–1952
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Mary Jungels Bremner
1863–1959
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John P. Jungles
1865–1956
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Margaret Jungels
1867–1882
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Catherine "Katie" Jungels
1869–1884
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