Left: Barbara sitting on Uncle’s lap Margaret ,Anna, Stanley, Grand pop Yankus, Grand mom Yankus
Right: front Aunt Delores, man unknown, Aunt Francis, Aunt Edie, Others unknown
Unc, Mom, Dad, Grand mom Yankus, Grand pop Yankus and Aunt Eleanor
Unc,, Grand pop and Dad
Mom and Dad’s wedding day with Grand pop and Grand mom Yankus
Margaret, Barb and Grandpop Frank Yankus on the farm in Schwenksville
Margaret, Barb and Grandpop Frank Yankus on the farm in Schwenksville
farm house that Grand pop and Grand mom Yankus bought.
What ended up selling for 3 million Dollars!
Farmhouse in Schwenksville before renovations
Farmhouse in Schwenksville, Pa. before renovations.
Farmhouse in Schwenksville, Pa.
Florian Yancauskas’s Naturalization papers
Florian Yancauskas U.S., World War II Draft Registration Card (4th Registration)
World War II Fourth Registration, 1942
On April 27, 1942, the Selective Service conducted the fourth of six draft registrations. This registration, also called the “Old Man’s Registration,” collected information on the industrial capacity and skills of men born between April 27, 1877, and February 16, 1897 (ages 45 to 64). This draft registration was not intended to be used for military service, but to provide a complete inventory of manpower resources in the United States that could be used for national service.
