| Barony Mogadouro |
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| Creation date | 12 October 1839 |
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| Created by | Maria II of Portugal |
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| First holder | João António Ferreira de Moura, 1st Baron of Mogadouro |
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| Last holder | João António Ferreira de Moura, 3rd Baron of Mogadouro |
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| Status | Extinct |
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Baron of Mogadouro was a noble title created by a decree of Queen Maria II of Portugal, signed on 12 October 1839 and granted for two lifetimes, in favour of the magistrate João António Ferreira de Moura.[1][2]
Barons of Mogadouro (1839)
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| 1
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João António Ferreira de Moura
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1st Baron of Mogadouro[2][3]
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| 2
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Ana Isabel Maria de Moura Pegado
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Daughter of the 1st Baron; born on 10 October 1824; married on 5 October 1844 to António Saraiva de Albuquerque Vilhena, Baron of Mogadouro by marriage, honorary lieutenant colonel of the National Rifle Battalion of Guarda[2][3]
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| 3
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João António Ferreira de Moura
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3rd Baron of Mogadouro, son of the previous couple; title renewed by decree on 24 August 1852[2][3]
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Notes
References
- ^ "MOGADOURO, Barões de" in Barroso da Fonte (coord.), Dicionário dos mais ilustres Trasmontanos e Alto Durienses, vol. I, Editora Cidade Berço, Guimarães, 2001.
- ^ a b c d "MOURA, João António Ferreira de" in in Barroso da Fonte (coord.), Dicionário dos mais ilustres Trasmontanos e Alto Durienses, vol. III, Editora Cidade Berço, Guimarães, 2001.
- ^ a b c Da Silveira Pinto, Albano (1889). Resenha das famílias titulares e Grandes de Portugal. Vol. 2. Empreza Editora de Francisco Arthur da Silva. p. 136.