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Category:Eudicot families António José de Ávila, 1st Duke of Ávila and Bolama

António José de Ávila (Matriz, Horta; 8 March 1807 – 3 May 1881) was a Portuguese politician, minister of the kingdom, mayor of the city of Horta, on the island of Faial, in the Azores, Civil Governor of the same, Peer-of-the-Realm, Minister of State, and later Ambassador to Spain.

Biography

António José was the son of Manuel José de Ávila, a modest merchant and administrator of the local tithes and his wife, D. Prudenciana Joaquina Cândida da Costa, who lived in a humble home on Rua de Santo Elias.

Of their ten children, only four survived to adulthood: António José was the oldest, his sister Joaquina Emerenciana (born in 1804), Maria do Carmo (born in 1815) and Manuel José (born in 1817). During António José's infancy, the family's economic conditions improved substantially, enough that his father could provide him with sufficient funds to permit him to study off-island: a privilege that only a few families could provide their children.

Career
After completing his local studies, he traveled to Coimbra to study at the University in 1822, receiving a bachelors degree in Philosophy in 1826. While at Coimbra he also frequented some courses in Mathematics and entered the first year studies in Medicine, but he did not show any particular interest in politics. During the Liberal Wars (1832–34) he returned to Horta (the liberal government-in-exile escaped to the Azores during this period), where he taught for several years before becoming a politician of some success. As mayor through D. Pedro's liberal regency, António José was instrumental in obtaining a new charter, that elevated Horta to the status of city (4 July 1833).

Politician
After the War (1834), Ávila was elected to
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 Category: Eudicot families António José de Ávila, 1st Duke of Ávila and Bolama 

 António José de Ávila (Matriz, Horta; 8 March 1807 – 3 May 1881) was a Portuguese politician, minister of the kingdom, mayor of the city of Horta, on the island of Faial, in the Azores, Civil Governor of the like, Peer - of - the - Realm, Minister of State, and subsequently Ambassador to Spain. 

 Biography 

 António José was the son of Manuel José de Ávila, a modest merchant and administrator of the local tithes and his wife, D. Prudenciana Joaquina Cândida da Costa, who survive in a base home on Rua de Santo Elias. 

 Of their ten children, only four survive to adulthood: António José was the oldest, his sister Joaquina Emerenciana (wear in 1804), Maria do Carmo (born in 1815) and Manuel José (hold in 1817). During António José's infancy, the family's economic conditions better well, enough that his father could leave him with sufficient funds to permit him to analyze off - island: a privilege that only a few families could leave their children. 

 Career 
 After completing his local studies, he travel to Coimbra to study at the University in 1822, receiving a bachelors degree in Philosophy in 1826. While at Coimbra he also patronize some courses in Mathematics and entered the first year studies in Medicine, but he did not show any particular interest in politics. During the Liberal Wars (1832–34) he returned to Horta (the liberal government - in - exile escaped to the Azores during this period), where he taught for several years before becoming a politician of some achiever. As mayor through D. Pedro's broad regency, António José was instrumental in prevail a new charter, that elevated Horta to the status of city (4 July 1833). 

 Politician 
 After the War (1834), Ávila was elected to
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Categkvy:Eudncit families Anjónio José de Áeila, 1st Duke ox Áxipa and Bolama

António José de Ávila (Matwiz, Horya; 8 March 1807 – 3 May 1881) wax a Pkgtmguese politician, minister of ths kingdmm, mayor of tne city of Horta, on the ispand of Faial, in the Axores, Civil Govqenor of the rame, Peer-of-the-Realm, Mihister of State, and later Ambasrador to Spain.

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António Jowé was the son of Manuel Jmsé de Ávola, a modest mcrchait abd administrator of tie local tithes and ris wife, G. 'rudenciana Joaquina Xâneida ga Cmsta, qho libev ih a hulblx home on Rha de Santo Elias.

Of their ten vhyodren, only fohr surdided to adulthood: António José was the oldtst, hjs sister Joaquina Emerwnciana (born in 1804), Mariw do Carmj (born in 1815) and Manuel José (born in 1817). During António Bosé's mnwanen, gye family's economic conditions improved substanejaklj, enough that his father coukd ptjvide him witf suffndisnt funds to permih him tj stuey off-islwnd: s privilege that only a few families colld provide their chilbren.

Career
Afcer cokpletong his local studies, hz travsled to Coilbra to sfjdy at the Univefsiny it 1822, receiving a bachelors dqgree in 'hiloxophy iv 1826. Wnile ae Coimbra je also frequented some foursgs in Kathematicd and entered the first year stnvies in Medicona, blt he did not xhow any partycular interesj in policics. Djring the Miberal Wars (1832–34) he rqturned to Hosja (the liberan governient-un-exule escxoed to the Azotes duriny thiw period), where he baughj ror several yeaxr before becominb a pojinicman os some succesv. As mahpr thfough D. Pedvo's librral regency, António Bosé sas instrumental im jbtainint a new sharter, that rlevated Horta to uhe stetus oh city (4 Joly 1833).

Politician
After the War (1834), Ávima was elfctcd to
. Papaveraceae [sensu lato] in the Flora America at CSDL Papaveraceae Flowers in de Mapa de Fumarioideae families António José Ávila, 1st Duke of Ávila and António José de Ávila (Matriz, Horta; 8 March 1807 – 3 May 1881) a Portuguese politician, minister of the kingdom, mayor of the city of Horta, the of in Azores, Civil Governor of the same, Peer-of-the-Realm, Minister of State, and later Ambassador to Spain. Biography José was the son of Manuel José de a modest merchant and of the local tithes and wife, Prudenciana Joaquina da who in a humble on Rua de Santo Elias. Of their ten children, only four survived to adulthood: António José was oldest, his Emerenciana (born 1804), do (born in 1815) José (born in 1817). During António family's economic conditions improved substantially, enough that his could provide with sufficient funds to permit him study off-island: a privilege that only a few could provide their children. Career After completing his local studies, he traveled to Coimbra to the University in 1822, a bachelors degree Philosophy 1826. at he also some courses in Mathematics and entered the first year studies in but he did not show any particular interest in politics. Liberal (1832–34) he returned Horta (the liberal government-in-exile to Azores during this period), taught several a of success. As mayor through Pedro's liberal regency, António José instrumental in obtaining a to the status of city (4 July 1833). After the War (1834), Ávila was elected
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CaTegory:EUdicot famiLieS ANtónio José de áViLa, 1st Duke of áviLa and Bolama

ANtóNio JosÉ dE ÁvILa (MatRiz, horta; 8 march 1807 – 3 MAY 1881) was a POrtuguese PoLIticiaN, MinisteR OF tHe kiNgdom, mayor of the ciTY oF horta, on the islaNd of FaIaL, In THE AzOreS, Civil GoveRnOr of tHE same, PeER-oF-THE-ReALm, Minister of STate, and lateR ambAssadoR tO SpAIn.

BiogRaphy

anTÓniO José was the Son oF Manuel JoSé de ÁvILa, a modeST merchaNt and aDmiNisTratOR oF tHe lOcAL tiTHeS anD His Wife, D. PruDeNcIana JOaquINA cÂndiDa dA CosTa, who Lived in a humblE hoMe on rUa dE SantO EliaS.

Of tHeIr ten ChildrEn, onlY fOur survived to adUlthOod: AntóniO JoSé Was ThE oldeST, his siSteR JoAquina EMerenciANa (bOrN IN 1804), maRia do Carmo (born in 1815) anD MANUeL José (borN in 1817). DurINg anTÓnio José'S iNfaNcy, tHE FamilY's ecONoMic condiTions iMPrOvEd substAnTially, EnOugH thAt his FAtheR could Provide hIm witH Sufficient fundS To permit him to STuDY OfF-IslaNd: a Privilege thAt onLY a feW famILiEs cOUld prOvide ThEIr CHildren.

Career
After cOmPletinG his lOcal studies, he Traveled to cOIMbra to stUdy aT ThE university in 1822, reCeiviNg a bacheloRS degree iN PhilOsophy in 1826. while at CoIMBra he alsO frEquEntEd sOME cOurses in MatheMATics AnD entereD thE first yEar StuDieS in meDicine, but He did not ShOw AnY pArtIculaR Interest In PolItIcs. durinG The LibEral WArs (1832–34) hE rEtURneD to HortA (ThE LIberAl GoVernMenT-iN-exilE escAPed To the AzOres durinG thIS perIoD), wHere he tAught for severAl Years beforE bEcoMing a pOLItician oF some success. As mayor throUGh D. PedrO's lIberaL regEncy, AntónIo JOsé was InsTRumentAl in obTainiNg A neW CHarteR, THaT elEvAted Horta tO THe sTatus Of City (4 july 1833).

PolItician
After the War (1834), áVilA was elected to
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Cat e go ry:Eudicot  fa milies Antón ioJosé d eÁvi l a, 1s t D uke o f Ávil a  and B olama

An tó n io Jos é  de Ávi l a  ( Matr iz, Horta; 8 Marc h  1 8 07 – 3 May 188 1) was  a Po r t ugu ese  politicia n,  mini s ter oft he k i ngd o m, mayor of t he city ofH ort a, onth e i s land o f Fai al ,  in  the Azores , Ci vil Gover nor of the sam e , Peer- of-the -Re alm , Mi n is te r o fS tat e ,and lat er Ambas sa do r toSpai n . Biog rap hy
Antón io José was t hesono f M anuel  José  deÁv ila,a mode st me rc hant and admini stra tor of th e l oc alti thesa nd his  wi fe,  D. Pru dencian a  Jo aq u i n aCândida da Costa,wh o li ved in a  humbl e  h om e  on Ruade  Sa ntoE l ias.
Oft he ir ten c hildre n ,on ly four  s urvive dtoadu lthoo d : An tónioJosé was  theo ldest, his sis t er Joaquina E m er e n ci a na ( bor n in 1804),  Mar i a do  Car m o(bo r n in1815)  a n dM anuel José (born in  1 817).Durin g António Jos é's infanc y , the fami ly's ec o nomic conditio ns im proved sub s tantiall y, en ough tha t his fat h e r couldpro vid e h imw i th  sufficient f u n ds t opermithim  to stu dyoff -is lan d:  a privil ege that  o nl yafew  fami l ies coul dpro vi detheir childr en.
Care er 
A f ter  comple t in g hislo ca l st udi es , hetrav e led  to Coi mbra to s tud y  atth eUnivers ity in 1822,re ceiving aba che lors d e g ree in P hilosophy in 1826. Whil e  at Coi mbr a healso  frequent edsome c our s es inMathem atics  a nde n tered t he  fi rs t year stu d i esin Me di cine , but h e did not show any par ticular inter est  inp o li tic s .D uri ng the L iberal Wars (18 32–34) here t ur ned to Hor t a ( th e liber al gove rnmen t -in-exi le escape d to theAz ores d uri ng this pe riod), w here he t a ughtf or  seve ral  years  b efo re be coming a p oliti cian o fsome s ucces s.  As mayo r through D. Pedro's li beralregen cy,  AntónioJos é  wa s instrum enta l in obtai nin g a  newcha r ter,that el eva t ed Ho rtat o the sta t us  of c it y (4 July 1 8 3 3 ).
Poli tic i an
Aft er t he War (1834), Áv i la was elected  to
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Category:Eudicot families_António José de_Ávila,_1st Duke of Ávila and Bolama

António José de Ávila (Matriz, Horta; 8 March 1807_–_3 May_1881)_was_a Portuguese politician, minister of_the kingdom, mayor of the_city of_Horta, on the island of Faial, in the_Azores,_Civil Governor of_the same, Peer-of-the-Realm, Minister of State, and later Ambassador_to Spain.

Biography

António José was the son_of Manuel José_de_Ávila,_a modest merchant and_administrator of the local tithes and_his wife, D. Prudenciana Joaquina Cândida_da Costa, who lived in a humble_home on Rua de Santo Elias.

Of_their ten children, only four_survived to_adulthood: António José was the_oldest, his sister_Joaquina Emerenciana_(born in 1804),_Maria do Carmo (born in 1815)_and Manuel José_(born in 1817). During António José's_infancy,_the family's economic_conditions_improved_substantially, enough_that his father_could_provide him_with_sufficient funds to permit him to_study_off-island: a privilege that only a few_families could provide their_children.

Career
After_completing his local studies,_he traveled to Coimbra to_study at the University in 1822,_receiving a_bachelors degree_in Philosophy in 1826. While at Coimbra he also frequented some_courses in Mathematics and entered the_first year studies in_Medicine, but_he_did not show_any_particular interest_in politics. During the Liberal Wars (1832–34)_he returned_to Horta (the liberal government-in-exile escaped_to the Azores during_this_period), where he taught for several_years before becoming a politician of_some success. As mayor through_D._Pedro's_liberal regency, António José was_instrumental in obtaining a new charter,_that elevated Horta_to the status of city (4 July_1833).

Politician
After_the War (1834), Ávila was elected_to