Marie "Louise" Brune was born in Horste, Prussia.
She immigrated to America with her family sometime before 1850. When the ship they sailed on docked in their new country, Louise was thrown to shore from the ship. The people on the shore were not able to catch her and she suffered a permanent hip injury.
On June 28, 1846, she married Adolph Biele. He and his brother died in 1854 from a very infectious disease, probaby cholera. After Adolph died, for some reason, she was not able to care for her two young boys. They were sent to live with Louise's brother and his wife, Fred and Charlotte Brune. She never remarried and she died in 1889.
She immigrated to America with her family sometime before 1850. When the ship they sailed on docked in their new country, Louise was thrown to shore from the ship. The people on the shore were not able to catch her and she suffered a permanent hip injury.
On June 28, 1846, she married Adolph Biele. He and his brother died in 1854 from a very infectious disease, probaby cholera. After Adolph died, for some reason, she was not able to care for her two young boys. They were sent to live with Louise's brother and his wife, Fred and Charlotte Brune. She never remarried and she died in 1889.
Marie "Louise" Brune was born in Horste, Prussia.
She immigrated to America with her family sometime before 1850. When the ship they sailed on docked in their new country, Louise was thrown to shore from the ship. The people on the shore were not able to catch her and she suffered a permanent hip injury.
On June 28, 1846, she married Adolph Biele. He and his brother died in 1854 from a very infectious disease, probaby cholera. After Adolph died, for some reason, she was not able to care for her two young boys. They were sent to live with Louise's brother and his wife, Fred and Charlotte Brune. She never remarried and she died in 1889.
She immigrated to America with her family sometime before 1850. When the ship they sailed on docked in their new country, Louise was thrown to shore from the ship. The people on the shore were not able to catch her and she suffered a permanent hip injury.
On June 28, 1846, she married Adolph Biele. He and his brother died in 1854 from a very infectious disease, probaby cholera. After Adolph died, for some reason, she was not able to care for her two young boys. They were sent to live with Louise's brother and his wife, Fred and Charlotte Brune. She never remarried and she died in 1889.
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