Person writer politician landowner
Aires de Ornelas
1866–1930
writer · politician · landowner · noble · governor
Distinguished Madeiran councillor, author of the Obras cited as a source, and son-in-law of the Marquis of Cezimbra. He was the last representative of the Ornelas entails, including Consolação at Quinta, Caniço, and Vale da Bica. In 1927 he erected the Sacred Heart statue on his Caniço property at Cabo Garajau.
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- Ornelas — Author of the Obras cited as source for this entry.
- Coats of arms — Madeiran granted a coat of arms in 1613.
- Garajau (cape) — Madeiran who erected the Sacred Heart statue on his Caniço property in 1927.
- Bispo (street) — Entailed-estate holder who built the Ornelas manor in the late 17th century.
- Jangão — Distinguished Madeiran who was the last representative of the Vale da Bica entail.
- Ornelas de Vasconcelos (Ayres de) — Madeiran archbishop, a seventh-generation descendant of the governor.
- Entailed foundations — Last representative of the Consolação entail in Caniço.
- Cezimbra (Marquis of) — Madeiran councillor and son-in-law of the Marquis of Cezimbra.
- Quinta — Councillor who was the last representative of the Ornelas entail at Quinta, Caniço.
- Camacha (parish) — Native of Camacha, born in 1866 at the Ornelas family summer house.
- Ornelas e Vasconcelos (Aires de) — Madeiran-born army officer, colonial expert, minister of the navy and overseas and monarchist leader who is the subject of this entry.
- Monument to the Sacred Heart of Jesus — Madeiran of an ancient noble family who erected the Sacred Heart monument on his land at Garajau.
- Ornelas de Vasconcelos (Agostinho de) — Bishop of Funchal and brother of the subject, who wrote his biography in the 1884 edition of his works.
- Our Lady of Pity (chapels) — Archbishop of Goa who reblessed the Jangão chapel on 12 October 1879.
- Doctors — Madeiran who took a doctorate in theology at Coimbra.
