Madeiran-born professor of physics at the University of Coimbra (1818–1880), director of its physics cabinet and meteorological observatory, who represented Portugal at the 1860 solar eclipse observation in Spain and published meteorological works. He also built salt works at Paul do Mar around 1865.
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Salt pans — Built salt works at Paul do Mar around 1865.
Doctors — Madeiran who took a doctorate in philosophy at Coimbra.
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3 January 1818
Jacinto António de Sousa was born in Madeira.
6 July 1858
Jacinto António de Sousa took his doctorate in the Faculty of Philosophy at Coimbra.