donatary การใช้

• By 1797, Bemposta became the donatary captaincy of the Count of Sampaio.
• This decision definitively unified the captaincy of Graciosa, until the Donatary system was abolished.
• At least fifteen donatary captaincies were granted through the middle of the 18th century, carved out of royal captaincies.
• 羖varo Fernandes was the nephew Jo鉶 Gon鏰lves Zarco, discoverer and donatary captain of Machico ( northern Madeira island ).
• After a stay on Terceira and Graciosa, these settlers migrated with the first Captain-Donatary 羖varo de Ornelas.
• By royal charter, Rui da C鈓ara was readmitted as Donatary-Captain to S鉶 Miguel on 22 August 1515.
• His son, 羖varo Martins Homem III, became the third Donatary-Captain of Praia, and married Beatriz de Noronha.
• One such consortium was organized by the private donatary captains of the Madeira islands, who assembled a small fleet of three caravels.
• The Governor General had direct authority over the constituent royal captaincies, and nominal but ill-defined authority over the donatary captaincies.
• The second ship was commanded by Trist鉶 Vaz Teixeira ( donatary captain of Funchal, south Madeira ) and the third by 羖varo de Ornellas.
• Initially, the Dukes of Aveiro were the donatary chieftains of these lands, but they were eventually integrated into the possessions of the Crown.
• In 1617, a new request was made directly to Philip III of Spain, by the third Donatary-Captain, Pedro Soares de Sousa.
• Pedro Correia da Cunha arrived in Graciosa around 1475, after being nominated to the position of Donatary-Captain of the northern part of the island.
• After 1485, his wife and children came to live on Graciosa, when Cunha became the principal Donatary-Captain, when the territory was unified.
• The creation of the Captaincy-General marked the end of signeurial power on the islands, then embodied in the Donatary-captains and their overseers.
• One of the Madeira ships was outfitted by Jo鉶 Gon鏰lves Zarco ( donatary of Machico, north Madeira ) who appointed his nephew, 羖varo Fernandes to captain it.
• Donatary-captains were known for charging a fixed rate, yet, Jo鉶 Soares allowed each to pay what they could and never cited them for their debts.
• J魋 d'Utra ( Jobst de Van Huertere ), then Donatary-Captain of Faial, took over this role in 1482, as the Captaincy of Pico.
• Guido Augusto began his role in 1757, but on 2 August 1766 the title of donatary-captain was extinguished, by decree of King Joseph I of Portugal.
• D . Manuel Lu韘 Baltazar da C鈓ara, 1st Count of Riberia Grande, and 8th Donatary-Captain of S鉶 Miguel visited in September 1664, along with his wife.