Johanna Maria Bernhardina "Dina" Schlue was born in the village of Bettrum, Hannover, Germany, in 1832 to Heinrich Schlue and Elisabeth Jahns.
Dina came to the U.S. on the bark "Fides", arriving in New Orleans in December 1855. Also aboard the "Fides" was a Christoph/Christian Hüper (age 29, a shoemaker). They were not listed together on the passenger list, and they came from different villages. Dina and Chris Hüper married, probably in Missouri, and had at least one child, Karl Heinrich Wilhelm "Charles" Hüper (later transmuted to "Heaper"), baptized August 1864.
Dina came to the U.S. on the bark "Fides", arriving in New Orleans in December 1855. Also aboard the "Fides" was a Christoph/Christian Hüper (age 29, a shoemaker). They were not listed together on the passenger list, and they came from different villages. Dina and Chris Hüper married, probably in Missouri, and had at least one child, Karl Heinrich Wilhelm "Charles" Hüper (later transmuted to "Heaper"), baptized August 1864.
Johanna Maria Bernhardina "Dina" Schlue was born in the village of Bettrum, Hannover, Germany, in 1832 to Heinrich Schlue and Elisabeth Jahns.
Dina came to the U.S. on the bark "Fides", arriving in New Orleans in December 1855. Also aboard the "Fides" was a Christoph/Christian Hüper (age 29, a shoemaker). They were not listed together on the passenger list, and they came from different villages. Dina and Chris Hüper married, probably in Missouri, and had at least one child, Karl Heinrich Wilhelm "Charles" Hüper (later transmuted to "Heaper"), baptized August 1864.
Dina came to the U.S. on the bark "Fides", arriving in New Orleans in December 1855. Also aboard the "Fides" was a Christoph/Christian Hüper (age 29, a shoemaker). They were not listed together on the passenger list, and they came from different villages. Dina and Chris Hüper married, probably in Missouri, and had at least one child, Karl Heinrich Wilhelm "Charles" Hüper (later transmuted to "Heaper"), baptized August 1864.
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