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."MOGADOURO, Barões de" in Barroso da Fonte (coord.), Dicionário dos mais ilustres Trasmontanos e Alto Durienses, vol. I, Editora Cidade Berço, Guimarães, 2001 ."MOURA, João António Ferreira de" in Barroso da Fonte (coord.), Dicionário dos mais ilustres Trasmontanos e Alto Durienses, vol. III, Editora Cidade Berço, Guimarães, 2001.
Barons of Mogadouro (1839) # Name Notes 1 João António Ferreira de Moura 1st Baron of Mogadouro 2 Ana Isabel Maria de Moura Pegado 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 3 João António Ferreira de Moura 3rd Baron of Mogadouro, son of the previous couple; title renewed by decree on 24 August 1852
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This article was initially translated, in whole or in part, from the Portuguese Wikipedia article titled “Barão do Mogadouro”.
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