Year1792
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1792
José da Fonseca e Gouveia, Baron of Lordelo, was born.
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1792
An Inquisition edict launched a persecution of Madeiran freemasons, leading many families to emigrate to the United States.
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1792
Maria Riddell's book of voyages was published in Edinburgh.
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1792
John Barrow visited Madeira and described the dress of the middle classes.
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1792
The musician José Fradesso Belo was born.
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1792
Francisco de Paula Medina e Vasconcelos returned to Madeira after his release.
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1792
Dr William Gourlay arrived in Madeira.
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1792
Januário Vicente Camacho was born in Funchal.
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20 February 1792
Arsénio Pompílio Pompeu do Carpo was born in Funchal.
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23 June 1792
A pardon for members of secret societies reached Madeira.
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19 July 1792
Several persecuted members of secret societies and their families embarked clandestinely from Madeira.
Alvares de Nobrega (Francisco)Forjaz Coutinho (Dom Diogo Pereira) Madeira
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18 October 1792
Corregedor Veloso de Oliveira left tree-planting instructions to the Calheta council.
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20 November 1792
A royal charter licensed Tomás Watts and partners to set up fisheries and salt works in Madeira, the first of unsuccessful attempts to found fishing companies (another followed in 1802).
Fisheries CompanyFishing industrySalt pans Tomás WattsEduardo Watts Funchal