My relatives came from Baden-Baden, Germany. They arrived in New York aboard the ship Connecticut on May 23, 1855. Michael, wife Frances, sons Florian/Lorenz, Alexander, and Johann (my Great-grandfather). They settled in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Arkansas. I have information I would be happy to share. I have no specific information going back to Germany and would love to have some help in this area. Thanks!
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connie yunker
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Posted: 28 Dec 2004 7:50PM GMT
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Edited: 27 Mar 2009 10:12PM GMT
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Surnames: Junker, Yunker
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are we related??? all I have ever heard is that the name used to be spelled junker, but was changed to yunker and that they came from germany, and that the name was an airplane engine or something??? would love to hear from you. my daddy is albert yunker, and his daddy was charles yunker and was a fireman....
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Marcia
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Posted: 29 Dec 2004 2:14PM GMT
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Edited: 27 Mar 2009 10:13PM GMT
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Surnames: Yunker
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I have not come across an Albert Yunker but there is a Charles in our family tree. As far as I know he did not have children. I have attached a picture. Does it look familiar? Keep in touch.
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connie yunker
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Posted: 29 Dec 2004 2:20PM GMT
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no none of them look familiar,,,,,,I should have said he was one of 5 brothers,,, and I think they were all from here in nashville tennessee or a close county,,, thanks so much for the picture, it was nice to look at it........
have a great new year...
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Marcia Yunker
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Posted: 29 Dec 2004 2:39PM GMT
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Did find another Charles. He would have been a son of my great-grandfather's brother. They went from Ohio to Arkansas. Charles then moved to California and had a son, Charles. I have not confirmed but I think my great-great grandfather Michael had brothers who came to America. Maybe somewhere along the line I will find a connection. Good to hear from you. Happy New Year!
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CONNIE YUNKER
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Posted: 29 Dec 2004 2:54PM GMT
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thanks for the information, you would think with a last name like that , we would all be related......
have a great new year
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bettyjane25
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Posted: 20 Mar 2005 7:57PM GMT
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Edited: 27 Mar 2009 10:14PM GMT
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Surnames: Yuncker
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Yes you would think we are all related, but we spell our name thus: Yuncker. There are a bunch in Ohio and Michigan and I think Wisconsin, all with the C" in their name, I think. At least the Mich and Ohio ones do. My family is f rom Alsace, France.
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connie yunker
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Posted: 21 Mar 2005 1:22PM GMT
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thanks for the information I did not know there was a name spelled like that. you must have trouble with that spelling, you wouldnt believe the way mine is spelled now, usually with an extra letter of o or an s at the end..... yours is german also??
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Charli_Junker
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Posted: 6 Apr 2005 4:20PM GMT
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Edited: 6 Apr 2005 6:44PM GMT
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Surnames: Junker, Yunker
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Marcia, One of the men in the picture that you posted looked a lot like my father. My Junkers were from Berlin and emigrated to Canada in the 1940's during ww2. Could we be related? My grandfather's name was Fritz Junker or Fred Junker. His wife was Charlotte Junker (nee: Keller). I don't know a lot about the family and would love to know more.
Charli.
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Charli_Junker
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Posted: 6 Apr 2005 6:48PM GMT
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Edited: 27 Mar 2009 10:15PM GMT
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Surnames: Yunker
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