Year1869
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1869
Platão de Vaksel published 'Alguns dados da historia da Musica na Madeira' in the Gazeta da Madeira.
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1869
A Chinese version of Padre Manuel Alvares's grammar was published in Shanghai.
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1869
In the bishop's absence the Diocese of Funchal was governed by a board of three clerics.
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5 January 1869
João dos Reis Gomes was born in São Pedro parish, Funchal.
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22 January 1869
José Vicente de Freitas was born in Calheta.
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8 February 1869–March 1869
Júlio Dinis arrived in Funchal for the first time and in March began writing Os Fidalgos da Casa Mourisca there.
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19 February 1869–12 September 1869
The first newspaper O Popular was published, ceasing after 29 issues.
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29 March 1869
João António Pedroso died in Porto Santo aged 68.
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5 April 1869
Júlio Dinis wrote a letter describing Francisco Luiz Gomes in Funchal.
Gomes (Francisco Luiz) Júlio DinisFrancisco Luiz Gomes Funchal
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24 June 1869
Henrique Augusto Vieira de Castro was born in Porto.
Vieira de Castro (Henrique Augusto) Henrique Augusto Vieira de Castro Porto
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9 July 1869
The project for the first quay at Machico was approved.
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12 August 1869
Romano de Santa Clara Gomes was born in Funchal.
Gomes (Romano de Santa Clara) Romano de Santa Clara Gomes Funchal
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4 September 1869–18 September 1869
António J. de Santa Marta Andaluz was appointed civil governor of Madeira and took office on 18 September.
Andaluz (Dr António J. de Santa Marta) António J. de Santa Marta Andaluz Madeira
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October 1869
Francisco Luiz Gomes died of tuberculosis on the voyage to India.
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1 November 1869
Frederico dos Santos Martins was born in Funchal.
Martins (Dr Frederico dos Santos) Frederico dos Santos Martins
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15 December 1869
The old Misericórdia confraternity held its last meeting.
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17 December 1869
António Homem de Gouveia was born at Ponta do Pargo.
Gouveia (Canon António Homem de) António Homem de Gouveia Ponta do Pargo
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17 December 1869
A decree abolished municipal land registries and created registries in every judicial district.
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c. 1869
José Joaquim de Sá, the last archdeacon of the Funchal chapter, died.