António Correia Herédia
1822–1899
journalist · politician · civil governor · customs administrator
António Correia Herédia (1822–1899) was a Madeiran journalist, customs administrator and politician who held many offices, including civil governor, deputy and peer. He played a leading part in the 1847 revolutionary junta in Funchal and wrote on the abolition of entails and on Madeira's economic situation.
1Mentioned in
- Ribeira Brava (Viscount of) — Councillor and father of the Visconde da Ribeira Brava.
- Heredia (Councillor Francisco Correia) — Son of Francisco Correia Herédia.
- Nogueiras (Viscount of) — Madeiran friend and relative of the subject present at a Lisbon brawl.
- Political Parties — Historical Progressive, later Fusionist.
- St Anthony (chapels) — Former owner of the Quinta de Santo António chapel in Estreito de Câmara de Lobos.
- Peers of the realm — Peer elected by the Funchal electoral college under the 1885 law.
- Entailed foundations — Author of a pamphlet on abolishing entails in Madeira.
- Governing Junta of Madeira in 1847 — Secretary of the 1847 Madeira governing junta.
- Colonia (contract) — Author of an 1888 work on Madeira's economic situation.
- Heredia (family) — One of the last representatives of the Herédia family in Madeira.
- Discussão (A) — One of the editors of the newspaper A Discussão (1855–1858).
- Clamor Publico (O) — Madeiran editor of O Clamor Publico.
2Chronology
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The Duke of Alba's army, including António Herédia, entered Portugal.
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António Correia Herédia came to Madeira as captain of the Castilian garrison company.
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António Correia Herédia was born.
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Linked to the Maria da Fonte movement, Infantry no. 11 and Artillery no. 4 with the Funchal council pronounced for the Junta do Porto and installed a Junta Governativa da Madeira, with António Correia Herédia as secretary, which ruled until 14 July 1847.
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António Correia Herédia died in Lisbon.
3Places mentioned
Abroad