Isaac Franco Mendes, alias Francisco Mendes Medeiros, de Medeiros

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Identificador:

P-1860

Nome:

Isaac

Sobrenomes:

Franco Mendes, alias Francisco Mendes Medeiros, de Medeiros

Assunto:

Comercio

Gênero:

Masculino

Observações:

Francisco Mendes de Medeiros o Medeiros (cuyo nombre judío era Isaac Franco Mendes).
Foi um mercado rico que estava em Olinda quando da conquista holandesa. Atuou no comércio interno de escravos negros e na corretagem de negócios açucareiros. (VAINFAS, 2010, p. 143)
A principios del siglo XVII dirigía sus negocios azucareros desde Ámsterdam, manteniendo una serie de conexiones y parientes en los puertos brasileños y lusos. (Boyajian, 2001: 443)

Referências Documentais:

SAA, Stadsarchief Amsterdam, NA 200/152-155, Nots: J. F. Bruijningh. Contract (Statement, Power of attorney, Agreement, Commercial credit) of Vincent Fransz Beijert, Cornelis van den Bogaert, Pieter Evertsz Hulft, Pieter Tonisz Schellingwou, Vincent Fransz, Duarte Fernandes, Pedro da Rocha, Francisco Jacome, Pieter Bruijs, Daniel Coppers, Antonio Fernandes Esteves, Miguel Pereira, Francisco Mendes de Medeiros

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, Manuel Viegas, Dirck Pietersz

Referências Bibliograficas:

Vainfas, Ronaldo, Jerusalém Colonial: judeus portugueses no Brasil Holandês.

Boyajian, James C., "New Christians and Jews in the sugar trade, 1550-1750: two centuries of development of the atlantic economy"

Koen, E. M., and Lehmann Ruth P., No. 2745 - Diogo Drago, 56 years old, Francisco Mendes Trancoso, 52 years old, Francisco Mendes de Medeiros, 50 years old and Diogo Martins Bondia, 42 years old, Portuguese merchants in Amsterdam, declare at the request of Thomas Nunes Pina, Portuguese merchant in Amsterdam, that they know Thomas Nunes Pina well and that they know that his Jewish name is Josua Sarfati. 1622, November 15. Not. Arch. 646 A, p. 310 ; 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.