Leonardo de Almada e Castro^1,2,3

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• Name Variation: De Almada e Castro.
• Marriage*: Maria Inácia da Costa, daughter of Feliciano João da Costa and Joana Maria (?), at Socorro, LisboaLisbon, LisboaLisbon.⁴

Maria Inácia da Costa^1,2

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• Name Variation: De Almada e Castro.
• Married Name: De Almada e Castro.³
• Marriage: Leonardo de Almada e Castro, son of Dr Victor Mendes de Carvalho e Oliveira and Ana Joaquina Teles de Almada e Castro, at Socorro, LisboaLisbon, LisboaLisbon.³

Joaquim Teles d'Almada e Castro^1,2,3,4

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• Residence: In Joaquim Teles d'Almada e Castro lived at;
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  Não se sabe em que data foi para o Oriente, conhecendo-se somente que em 1809 era tenete do Batalhão Principe Regente, criado nesse ano em Macau. Em 1816 já vivia em Goa, onde era 2^o tenente do Regimento de Artilharia do Exército da Índia, sendo eleito para a Santa Casa de Misericórdia nesse ano. Em 1822 era 1^o tenente do Batalhão de Artilharia de Goa e em 1825 regressa definitivamente a Macau, acompanhado da mulher e 5 filhos.
  
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  It is not known on which date he went to the Orient. It is only known that in 1809 he was lieutenant of the Battalion of the Prince Regent, created in that year in Macau. In 1816 he had already lived in Goa, where he was the 2nd lieutenant of the Artillery Regiment of the Indian Army, having been elected to the Santa Casa de Misericordia in that year. In 1822 he was the 1st lieutenant of the Battalion of Artillery of Goa and in 1825 he moved definitely to Macau accompanied by his wife and five children.⁵
• Name Variation: Castro.
• Marriage*: Ana Antónia de Aguiar, daughter of Manuel da Ressurreição Aguiar de Barros and Isabel Maria Ribeira, at Taleigão, Ilhas.⁶
• Honours*:
  Leia a biografiaRead the Biography.³
  
• Biography*: Leia a biografiaRead the Biography.¹

Ana Antónia de Aguiar^1,2

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• Married Name: D'Almada e Castro.⁴
• Name-Marr-Alt: Alternative married name: Castro.
• Marriage*: Joaquim Teles d'Almada e Castro, son of Leonardo de Almada e Castro and Maria Inácia da Costa, at Taleigão, Ilhas.³

Maria d'Almada e Castro^1,2

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• Name Variation: Castro.

Ana d'Almada e Castro^1,2

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• Name-Var1: Alternative name: Castro.
• Occupation*: Nun in the Order of Canossian Sisters of Charity of Hong Kong with the religious name of Mother Anita.
• Note*: Mentioned in booklet by JP Braga "The Portuguese in Hong Kong and China".

Maria Anfitrite d'Almada e Castro^1,2,3

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• Name Variation: Castro.
• Married Name: Yruretagoyema.
• Marriage*: Don Gabriel Yruretagoyema, son of Don José António Yruretagoyema and Doña Josefa Lago, at St^o António (?), Macau.

Don Gabriel Yruretagoyema^1,2,3

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• Nationality*: Spaniard.
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  Era comerciante e proprietário do bergantim Bilbaino que fazia comércio entre Manila e a China e que em 1839, quando aguardava vez para entrar no porto de Macau, em plena prise que deflagraria na guerra do ópio, foi atacado e queimado por lanchas chinesas, porque os ingleses, com quem o conflito estava aberto, tinham aproveitado a presença do bergantim na barra para se reabastecerem.

  
            

  O seu nome consta do ofício de 13.5.1837, em que o Governo Provisório dos Estados da India, enviava ao Senado quatro certidões pelas quais consta que Vicente Francisco Baptista, João de Deus de Castro e D. Gabriel de Yruretagoyema, moradores em Macau, eram devedores a Fazenda Real de 5.801 xerafins, 4 tangas, 40 reís a meio e 1.031 patacas e 77 avos, pelas dízimas de Chancelaria e custas em que ficaram condenados em diferentes épocas pelo extinto Tribunal da Relaçao, determinando ao Senado que cobrasse essa quantia e a remetesse a Fazenda dos Estados da India.

  
       

  
       

   

  
       

  
            

  He was a merchant and owner of the brigantine Bilbaino which traded between Manila and China and which in 1839, when waiting to enter the port of Macau when the opium war was erupting, was attacked and burned by Chinese boats because the British, with whom the conflict had broken out, had taken advantage of the presence of the brigantine at the harbour entrance to refuel.

  
            

  His name appears on the official report dated 13 May 1837, in which the Provisional Government of the States of India, sent to the Senate four certificates which stated that Vicente Francisco Baptista, João de Deus de Castro and D. Gabriel Yruretagoyema, residents in Macau, owed the Royal Treasury 5801 xerafins*, four tangas**, 40.5 réis*** and 1031 patacas and 77 cents, by tithes to the Chancery and costs that were imposed at different times by the former Court of Appeal, determining that the Senate could charge that amount and remit it to the Treasury of the States of India.

  
            

   

  
            

  *      A silver coin current in Portuguese India before the 19th century and worth 300 to 360 réis.

  
            

  **     Equal in value to the Indian anna and worth about 4 réis in 1871

  
            

  ***   The real (plural réis) was a coin used in Portugal. In 1854 1000 réis = 1.626 grams of fine gold.¹

  
       

       
  
       
  
• Marriage*: Maria Anfitrite d'Almada e Castro, daughter of Joaquim Teles d'Almada e Castro and Ana Antónia de Aguiar, at St^o António (?), Macau.
• Marriage*: Ana Adelaide d'Almada e Castro, daughter of Joaquim Teles d'Almada e Castro and Ana Antónia de Aguiar, at Sé, Macau; No children.

Don José António Yruretagoyema^1,2,3

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• Marriage*: Doña Josefa Lago.

Doña Josefa Lago^1,2,3

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• Marriage*: Don José António Yruretagoyema.
• Married Name: Yruretagoyema.

Gabriel Yruretagoyema^1,2

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