Person politician minister noble
Francisco António Correia
1457–1572
politician · minister · noble · landowner
The notes gathered under this name appear to conflate distinct persons: a Madeira-born knight, son of João Afonso Correia, who fought at his own cost at Arzila and Safim, owned a sugar mill at Câmara de Lobos and married Guiomar Castelo Branco, and a former minister of Foreign Affairs and Finance who accompanied the President's 1922 visit.
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- President of the Republic — Former minister of Foreign Affairs and Finance in the President's party during the 1922 visit.
- Câmara de Lobos (municipality) — Former owner of one of the two sugar mills at Câmara de Lobos mentioned by Frutuoso.
- Correia — Son of João Afonso, born in Madeira, a knight who fought at his own cost at Arzila and Safim; reputedly lived about 115 years.
- Our Lady of the Snows (chapel) — Husband of Guiomar Castelo Branco.
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