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House of Jung

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FriedrichGeorgGoethe 1657–1730 CorneliaGoethe JohannCas-parGoethe 1710–1782 JohannWolf-gangTextor 1693–1771 AnnaMar-garethaTextor 1711–1783 CatharinaElis-abethGoethe 1731–1808 JohannWolf-gangvonGoethe SophieJung(néeZiegler) CarlGustavJung(theelder) 1794–1864 SophieJung(néeFrey) JohannPaulAchillesJung 1842–1896 SamuelPreiswerk 1799–1871 AugustaPreiswerk EmilieJung 1848–1923 CarlGustavJung 1875–1961 HouseofJung&HouseofGoethe
  1. Franz Ignaz Jungphysician, Mainz; attested father of the elder C.G. Jung — dates UNVERIFIED
  2. Sophie Jung (née Ziegler)a resident at the Mannheim Theater; by the legend in Memories, Dreams, Reflections, she conceived the elder C.G. Jung with Goethe.
  3. Carl Gustav Jung (the elder)1794–1864professor of medicine and rector at the University of Basel; a high-level Freemason. In Memories, Dreams, Reflections, Jung relates the family legend that the elder was Goethe's illegitimate son.
  4. Sophie Jung (née Frey)wife of the elder C.G. Jung; mother of Paul — UNVERIFIED
  5. Johann Paul Achilles Jung1842–1896the 13th child; pastor at Kesswil and Laufen, philologist, and scholar of Arabic.
  6. Samuel Preiswerk1799–1871maternal grandfather; Basel theologian, Hebraist, antistes, and hymnal poet; editor of the proto-Zionist journal Das Morgenland, which called for the restoration of Palestine to the Jews. The Preiswerks kept spiritualist interests Jung later drew on.
  7. Augusta Preiswerk (née Faber)Samuel's wife; Emilie's mother — UNVERIFIED
  8. Emilie Jung (née Preiswerk)1848–1923the 13th child; an active participant in spiritualist circles and occult practice.
  9. Johanna Gertrud 'Trudi' Jung1884–1935C.G. Jung's younger sister
  10. Carl Gustav Jung1875–1961founder of analytical psychology, Küsnacht; developed Active Imagination as a conduit for the generative gana; a founding member of the Eranos conferences.
  11. Emma Jung (née Rauschenbach)1882–1955analyst; m. C.G. Jung 1903
  12. Agathe Jungb. 1904child of C.G. & Emma — dates UNVERIFIED
  13. Gret Jungb. 1906child — dates UNVERIFIED
  14. Franz Jung1908–1996architect — dates approximate
  15. Marianne Jungb. 1910child — dates UNVERIFIED
  16. Helene Jungb. 1914child — dates UNVERIFIED