Diogo Cardoso

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Identifier:

P-1868

Name:

Diogo

Surname(s):

Cardoso

Subject:

Comercio

Gender:

Masculino

Observations:

Cristiano nuevo portugués implicado hacia 1610 en el comercio de importación de azúcar brasileño, aunque puede que llevara más tiempo en ello, pues compaginaba esta actividad con inversiones en la carrera de la India. Suegro del comerciante Álvaro de Azevedo, también implicado en este tipo de negocio. (Costa, 2008: 881)

Related with:

Person	Relationship	Person	Operations
Álvaro de Azevedo	Familiar → Yerno	Diogo Cardoso	See Álvaro de Azevedo

Referencias Bibliográficas

Costa, Leonor Freire, "El Imperio portugués: Estamentos y grupos mercantiles"

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. 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., No. 2722 - Miguel de Pas, Portuguese merchant in Amsterdam, authorizes Garcia Mendes Correia, merchant in Rouen, and André Botelho, merchant in Nantes, to claim sugar and other goods from skippers, the judiciary and sequestrators and in particular to claim six cases of brown sugar, loaded in Viana by Diogo Cardoso in the ship of skipper Estes Raven from London, which ship was seized by a French warship on its journey to Rouen and taken to Nantes. 1622, October 17. Not. Arch. 385 В , fol. 364-364v.; Not. Jacob and Nicolaes Jacobs. In French. 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.

How to quote this entry:

"Diogo Cardoso". In: BRASILHIS Database: Personal Networks and Circulation in Brazil during the Hispanic Monarchy (1580-1640). Available in: https://brasilhis.usal.es/en/personaje/diogo-cardoso. Retrived on 16/10/2024.