Manuel Aires

Identifier: 
P-4095
Name: 
Manuel
Surname(s): 
Aires
Subject: 
Comercio
Gender: 
Masculino
Observations: 

Comerciante, aparece en contrato de 1622.

Referencias Bibliográficas
Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 2572- Manuel Carvalho, Portuguese merchant in Amsterdam, makes the following conveyances to his debtors: all that Domingo Alvares de Serpa owes him in Bahia de todos os Santos; the proceeds of a ship's cargo sent by him from Amsterdam to Brazil to Simão Correia and the remainder of the money that Simão Correia received from Francisco Gomes Pina. Further everything that Francisco Dias in Viana and Jacques Beltens in Porto have or will receive for him. In the name of the debtors this conveyance is accepted by Manuel Aires and Pero Gomes de Lisboa. 1622, February 11. Not. Arch. 645 By p. 1596-1598; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 20, No. 1 (JULY 1986), pp. 109-130.
Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 2768 - Notice served at the request of Miguel de Pas, Portuguese merchant in Amsterdam, upon Manuel Aires and Denis Yanes (Jenes), Portuguese merchants in Amsterdam. 1622, December 21. Not. Arch. 646 A, p. 342-343 ; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 22, No. 2 (AUTUMN 1988), pp. 189-196.
Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 2491 - Diogo da Silva and Manuel Aires, Portuguese merchants inAmsterdam, declare that all sugar that was loaded for their account in Viana in 1621 by Joan Lammers in the ship De Swarte Beer of skipper Heertge Heertges from Enkhuizen, which ship was wrecked with its cargo near Viana, belonged to them only and that no one else had any share in it. 1621, September 8. Not. Arch. 645 B, p. 1329; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 19, No. 2, Proceedings Can Het Symposium over Geschiedenis en Cultuur Can De Joden in de Mediene (OCTOBER 1985), pp. 174-185.
Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 2492 - Diogo da Silva and Manuel Aires, Portuguese merchants inAmsterdam, declare that all sugar that was loaded for their account in Viana in 1621 by Joan Lammers in the ship De Swarte Beer of skipper Heertge Heertges from Enkhuizen, which ship was wrecked with its cargo near Viana, belonged to them and that they took out an insurance for this sugar in Amsterdam in two policies of 800 and 325 pounds Flemish respectively, which policies they handed over to the Insurance Chamber in Amsterdam. 1621, September 8. Not. Arch. 645 B, p. 1330-1331; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 19, No. 2, Proceedings Can Het Symposium over Geschiedenis en Cultuur Can De Joden in de Mediene (OCTOBER 1985), pp. 174-185.
Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 3312 - Diogo da Silva and Manuel Aires on the one side and Antonio Gomez ď Alcobaça on the other side, declare that they have settled all accounts today by means of a bill of exchange of 234,000 reis that Antonio Gomez gives in payment to Diogo da Silva and Manuel Aires. 1625 May 2. Not. Arch. 646 By p. 1444-1445; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 30, No. 2 (1996), pp. 304-318.
How to quote this entry: 
"Manuel Aires". In: BRASILHIS Database: Personal Networks and Circulation in Brazil during the Hispanic Monarchy (1580-1640). Available in: https://brasilhis.usal.es/en/node/7462. Retrived on 20/04/2024.