Cintia Dicker
Dicker in 2013, photo by Prphotos
Birth Name: Cintia Schneider Dick
Place of Birth: Campo Bom, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Date of Birth: 6 December, 1986
Ethnicity: Brazilian [approximately 65% German, Portuguese, including Azorean, possibly other]
Cintia Dicker is a Brazilian model and actress. She is 5′10″.
Her father died in a motorcycle accident when she was two. A picture of Cintia with her mother can be seen here. When she was a child, she spoke German with her family.
Cintia’s paternal grandfather was Carlos Osmar Dick (the son of Elvino Dick and Orciria Maria da Silva). Elvino was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the son of José Jorge Carlos Dick and Paulina, who were of German descent. Orciria was the daughter of Eugenio da Silva and Autina.
Cintia’s paternal grandmother was Maria Adayr de Lima (the daughter of Alvilio Antonio de Lima and Lindolpha Gomes). Alvilio was the son of Luiz Antônio de Lima and Christina Cezário. Lindolpha was the daughter of Antônio Pereira Gomes and Rosa Cândida Stein, whose father was of German descent.
Cintia’s maternal grandfather was Armindo Schneider (the son of Guilherme Schneider and Paulina Schaefer). Armindo was born in Rio Grande do Sul. Guilherme was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the son of Christian Schneider, who was German, and of Walpurga Müller, whose father was German and whose mother was the daughter of German parents. Paulina was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the daughter of Georg Schaffer/Schaefer, whose parents were German, and of Rosina Höss, whose father was the son of German parents, and whose mother was German.
Cintia’s maternal grandmother was Josefina René Zimmer (the daughter of Jacob Zimmer and Sophia Brusius). Josefina was born in Rio Grande do Sul. Jacob was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the son of João Zimmer and Maria Sehneck. Sophia was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the daughter of João Brusius and Felippina Closs.
Sources: Genealogy of Cintia Dicker – https://www.familysearch.org
Marriage record of Cintia’s maternal great-grandparents, Jacob Zimmer and Sophia Brusius – https://www.familysearch.org
*65.625% German
*34.375% Brazilian [Portuguese, including Azorean, possibly other]
Cintia’s paternal grandfather was Carlos Osmar Dick (the son of Elvino Dick and Orciria Maria da Silva). Elvino was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the son of José Jorge Carlos Dick and Paulina, who were of German descent. Orciria was the daughter of Eugenio da Silva and Autina.
Cintia’s paternal grandmother was Maria Adayr de Lima (the daughter of Alvilio Antonio de Lima and Lindolpha Gomes). Alvilio was the son of Luiz Antônio de Lima and Christina Cezário. Lindolpha was the daughter of Antônio Pereira Gomes and Rosa Cândida Stein, whose father was of German descent.
Cintia’s maternal grandfather was Armindo Schneider (the son of Guilherme Schneider and Paulina Schaefer). Armindo was born in Rio Grande do Sul. Guilherme was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the son of Christian Schneider, who was German, and of Walpurga Müller, whose father was German and whose mother was the daughter of German parents. Paulina was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the daughter of Georg Schaffer/Schaefer, whose parents were German, and of Rosina Höss, whose father was the son of German parents, and whose mother was German.
Cintia’s maternal grandmother was Josefina René Zimmer (the daughter of Jacob Zimmer and Sophia Brusius). Josefina was born in Rio Grande do Sul. Jacob was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the son of João Zimmer and Maria Sehneck. Sophia was born in Rio Grande do Sul, the daughter of João Brusius and Felippina Closs.
Genealogy of Cintia Dicker – https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/portrait/GW7K-DVF
Marriage record of Cintia’s maternal great-grandparents, Jacob Zimmer and Sophia Brusius – https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6CTH-47LS
Some info on Cintia:
Her full name is Cintia Schneider Dick. She actually changed her surname to “Dicker” when she moved to New York City for obvious reasons. (lol)
Her father died in a motorcycle accident when she was 2 years old. Her mother’s full name is Analise Schneider Dick.
One of Cintia’s great-grandmothers (on her mother’s side) emigrated from Germany to Brazil more than a century ago. Cintia used to speak German with her family as a child.
A picture of Cintia with her mother: https://www.instagram.com/p/aRZm3XpBNH/?taken-by=analisedick
Source: http://www.revistastatus.com.br/2012/08/10/cintia-dicker/ (In Portuguese)
one of the most beautiful redheads on earth!!
simply stunning!