Antonio Martins Viegas

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Identificador:

P-1890

Nombre:

Antonio

Apellidos:

Martins Viegas

Asunto:

Comercio

Género:

Masculino

Observaciones:

Comerciante establecido en Portugal. Relacionado con Pero Dias Sanches, quien habría organizado varios cargamentos desde Brasil para él en el período que va de 1602 a 1614. (Ebert, 2008: 69)

Aparece en un contrato fechado en 16/11/1618. Dicho contrato indica que Antonio Martins Viegas, como comerciante en Ámsterdam, autoriza a Francisco Flamengo (Frans Vlaming), a Daniel de la Pedra (Daniel van der Steen) y a Santios de Sousa, para recibir azúcar que venía desde Brasil por cuenta y riesgo de los constituyentes. Debía ser entregado a Diogo Lopes Pinto, quien era preso de la Inquisición en ese tiempo.

Relacionado con:

Personaje	Relación	Personaje	Operaciones
Pero Dias Sanches	Comercial -> Empleado	Antonio Martins Viegas	Ver Pero Dias Sanches
Antonio Martins Viegas	Comercial -> Socios	Diogo Lopes Pinto	Ver Diogo Lopes Pinto
Antonio Martins Viegas	Comercial -> Desconocido	Frans Vlaming, Francisco Flamengo	Ver Frans Vlaming, Francisco Flamengo
Antonio Martins Viegas	Comercial -> Desconocido	Daniel van der Steen, De la Piedra	Ver Daniel van der Steen, De la Piedra
Antonio Martins Viegas	Comercial -> Desconocido	Santos de Sousa	Ver Santos de Sousa

Referencias Documentales:

SAA, Stadsarchief Amsterdam, NA 625/98, Nots: S. Cornelisz. Contract (Power of attorney) of Antonio Martins Viegas, Frans Vlaming, Daniel van der Steen, Santos de Sousa, Diogo Lopes Pinto

SAA, Stadsarchief Amsterdam, NA 394/278- 278v, Nots: N. Jacobsz. Contract (Statement, Commercial credit, Power of attorney) of Francisco de Caceres, Antonio Martins Viegas, Leonard de Beer, Francisco Mendes de Medeiros, Michiel Coral, Willem Pietersz, Man

Referencias Bibliográficas:

Ebert, Christopher, Between empires : Brazilian sugar in the early Atlantic economy, 1550-1630

Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 2715 - Antonio Martins Viegas, Portuguese merchant in Amsterdam, proxy of Gonsalo Cardoso, merchant in Hamburg, according to a power -of-attorney passed before Adriaen de Outheusden, notary in Hamburg, on June 28, 1622, authorizes Johannes de Renialme, merchant in Middelburg, to claim from the Admiralty in Zeeland nine cases of sugar that had been loaded in Viana for the account of Gonsalo Cardoso by Diogo Cardoso in the ship De Hope of skipper Jacob Roose or Jacques Roester. This ship was seized by privateers and taken to Zeeland. 1622, October 3 Not. Arch. 628 , p. 520-522; 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. 1 (SPRING 1988), pp. 58-67.

Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., Nr. 1614 - Antonio Martins Viegas, acting for himself and as proxy of Diogo Lopes Pinto Fidalgo according to a deed of September 6, 1617 passed before notary Andre Pinto in Porto, makes the following agreement with Pieter van Gheel en Orlando van de Perre concerning 91 cases of sugar loaded in the ships of Gaspar Luis, Manuel Andre, Estevão da Costa and Pantaliao Luis that were seized by the French. 1618, December 20 Not. Arch. 381 B,fol. 557-557v.; Not. Nicolaes Jacobs. Deed in Portuguese. 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. 14, No. 1 (JANUARY 1980), pp. 79-102.

Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., Nr. 1650 - Natonio Martins Viegas, Dr. Lopes Saido, Leonardo de Beer, Miguel Esteves de Pina de Lopes and Jeronimo Henriques, merchants in Amsterdam, declare that certain letters that were shown to them were signed by Custodio Nunes in Bahia and by Cardoso Nunes respectively. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, niversity Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 14, No. 1 (JANUARY 1980), pp. 79-102.

Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., Nr. 1585 - Antonio Martins Viegas authorizes Francisco Flamengo, Daniel de la Pedra and Santos de Sousa, all living in Porto, to claim and collect sugar that came from Brazil with the ship "Nossa Señora de Conseisao" of skipper Thome Antonio, loaded by Belchior Vaz Martelo and consigned to Diogo Lopes Pinto who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition. 1618, November 16 Not. Arch. 625, p. 98-99; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. Deed in Portuguese. 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. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.