century Teresa de Andrade, daughter of Fernando de Andrade and Mariñas, first Count of Andrade, married Fernando Ruiz de Castro and Portugal, fourth Count of Lemos and main noble of the kingdom of Galicia. At this moment the House of Andrade is definitely integrated into the House of Castro, and both in the House of Alba from different marriage links. The Portuguese branch This family soon spread to Portugal. This happened several times and with several different branches of the Andrade. The most important branch to go to Portugal was that of the 14th century Freire de Andrade in the person of Nuno Freire de Andrade (son of Ruy Freire de Andrade, and brother of the founder of the House: Fernán Pérez de Andrade), later 6th Grand-Master of the Order of Christ. From this branch of the Freire de Andrade came João Fernandes de Andrade who, having served the Portuguese Kings Afonso V and John II in the conquest of the Moroccan strongholds of Tangier and Asilah, was granted a new Coat of Arms and possessions in the Portuguese Island of Madeira, namely in Arco da Calheta (Bow of the Calheta). João Fernandes de Andrade, known also as João Fernandes de Andrade do Arco, married Beatriz de Abreu and had prolific issue, descendants of whom were present in the colonization of Brazil. Jacob Velosinho de Andrade translated Saul Morteira's "Torat Mosheh" into Portuguese under the title "Epitome de la Verdad de la Ley de Moyses." People with the surname Alberto Andrade, Peruvian politician Alex Andrade, American politician Aloysio de Andrade Faria, Brazilian businessman António de Andrade, Portuguese priest, the first European to explore Tibet Athene Andrade, English artist Billy Andrade, American golfer Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Brazilian poet Daniela Andrade, Honduran-Canadian singer and songwriter David Andrade, Australian anarchist Demetrius Andrade, American boxer Dino Andrade, American voice actor Diogo Andrade, Portuguese former footballer Edward Andrade, English physicist Fabrício Andrade, Brazilian mixed martial artist Fernão Pires de Andrade, Portuguese merchant Francisco Andrade Marín, former President of Ecuador Glauber de Andrade Rocha, Brazilian filmmaker. Hernán Andrade, Mexican racewalker Hope Andrade, American politician Ignacio Andrade Troconis, former President of Venezuela Jaime Andrade Jr., Illinois politician Jéssica Andrade, Brazilian mixed martial artist João Henrique de Andrade Amaral, Brazilian footballer Joaquim Pedro de Andrade, Brazilian filmmaker Jorge Andrade, Portuguese footballer Jorge Luís Andrade da Silva, Brazilian footballer José Bonifácio de Andrade e Silva, Brazilian statesman José