Ana Josefa Barradas^1,2

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• Married Name: Smith.
• Marriage*: John Smith, son of James Smith and Mary ?.

John Smith^1,2

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• Marriage*: Ana Josefa Barradas, daughter of Domingos João Barradas and Mariana Rosa Pereira.

James Smith^1,2

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• Marriage*: Mary ?

Mary ?^1,2

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• Marriage*: James Smith.
• Married Name: Smith.

Vicente Rosa^1,2

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• Residence*: In Vicente Rosa lived at; Viveu na freguesia de N^a Sr^a da Conceição de Tancos, Vila Nova da Barquinha, Sanatarém, nos finais do séc XVII. Lived in the parish of N^a Sr^a da Conceição de Tancos, Vila Nova da Barquinha, Santarém, towards the end of the 17th century.
• Marriage*: ?

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• Residence*: In ? lived at; Lived in the parish of N^a Sr^a da Conceição de Tancos, Vila Nova da Barquinha, Santarém, towards the end of the 17th century.
• Residence*: In ? lived at; "Lived in the parish of N^a Sr^a da Conceição de Tancos, Vila Nova da Barquinha, Santarém, towards the end of the 17th century."
• Marriage*: Vicente Rosa.
• Married Name: Rosa.

Bartolomeu Vicente Rosa^1,2

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• Marriage*: Iria Teresa ?
• Residence*: In Bartolomeu Vicente Rosa lived at; Viveu em TancosHe lived in Tancos.

Manuel Vicente Rosa^1,2

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• Marriage*: Isabel da Cruz.
• Occupation*: Chegou a MAcauj antes de 1704. Fez uma grande fortuna no comércio, afirmando-se como um dos mais poderosos e influentes negociantes do seu tempo. A sua influência era tanta que conseguiu, por intrigas junto do Vice-Rei da Índia, que fosse substituido o governador Teles de Menezes, que foi preso e enviado para Goa como um delinquente.
  
  Cerca de 30 anos depois da sua chegada a Macau, casado e sem esperança de ter filhos, admitiu a hipótese de voltar a Portugal. Mas o próprio governador, superiores das ordens religiosas, membros do Senado e outros influentes cidadãos reuniram-se em assembleia expressamente convocada, e pediram-lhe que ficasse. A resolução desta assembleia foi corrroborada pelo Vice-Rei da Índia que, em carta de 11.1.1725, lhe manifestou o desejo de o ver continuar a trabalhar em Macau, pelo muito que haveria a esperar da sua dinâmica actividade.
  
  Mandou buscar de Portugal seu sobrinho Simão Vicente Rosa, a quem destinou noiva e seixou todos os seus bems!
  
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  He arrived in Macau before 1704. He made a great fortune in commerce and established himself as one of the most powerful and influential merchants of his time. He was renowned in Macau for his wealth and for the hatred he bore for his enemies. So influential was he that he succeeded, in intrigues with the Viceroy of India, in replacing the Governor of Macau, Teles de Menezes, who was imprisoned and sent to Goa as a delinquent.
  
  Some 30 years after his arrival in Macau, married but without hope of having children, he considered returning to Portugal. But the governor, superiors of the religious orders, members of the Senate, and other influential citizens asked him to stay. The resolution of this assembly was corroborated by the Viceroy of India who, in the letter of 11 January 1725, expressed the desire of seeing him continuing his work in Macau, expecting much from his dynamic activity.
  
  Confined to bed, he sent for his nephew Simão Vicente Rosa from Portugal, for whom he arranged a wife and left him all his goods.³

Isabel da Cruz^1,2

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• Married Name: Rosa.
• Marriage*: Manuel Vicente Rosa, son of Vicente Rosa and ?.

Iria Teresa ?^1,2

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• Married Name: Rosa.
• Marriage*: Bartolomeu Vicente Rosa, son of Vicente Rosa and ?.

Simão Vicente Rosa^1,2,3,4

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• Occupation*: He was brought to Macau by his uncle Manuel Vicente Rosa. Barely had he arrived on 3 October 1738 when a marriage was arranged with Maria de Araujo Barros. He was made his rich uncle's heir
  
  Manuel Vicente Rosa left a legacy of 1,000 taels (about 40 kg) of silver to poor orphans to allow them to marry. However, Simão Vicente Rosa, refused to pay this and the Bishop of Macau, D. Alexandre da Silva Pedrosa Guimarães, had to appeal to Goa.
  
  When the Jesuits were expelled from Macau in 1762, they owed more than 6,147 taels to Simão Vicente Rosa. In 1765 he accepted lha Verde (Green Island, which was owned by the Jesuits) for this amount, and on 14 April 1766 the Governor of Goa ordered the Macau Senate to hand the island to Simão Vicente Rosa.¹
• Marriage*: Maria de Araújo e Barros, daughter of Francisco de Araújo e Barros and Clara de Mendonça Furtado.

Maria de Araújo e Barros^1,2,3,4

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• Name Variation: De Araújo e Barros.
• Married Name: Rosa.
• Marriage*: Simão Vicente Rosa, son of Bartolomeu Vicente Rosa and Iria Teresa ?.

Francisco de Araújo e Barros^1,2

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• Name Variation: De Araújo e Barros.
• Marriage*: Clara de Mendonça Furtado, daughter of Francisco de Mendonça Furtado and Maria de Alvarenga Coutinho.

Luisa de Araújo Barros¹

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• Name Variation: De Araújo Barros.²
• Name Variation: Luísa de Araújo Rosa.^3,1
• Married Name: De Oliveira.
• Marriage*: Luís José de Oliveira, son of José Antunes de Oliveira and Rosa Maria ?.

Luís José de Oliveira^1,2

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• Marriage*: Luisa de Araújo Barros, daughter of Simão Vicente Rosa and Maria de Araújo e Barros.

José Antunes de Oliveira^1,2

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• Marriage*: Rosa Maria ?

Rosa Maria ?^1,2

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• Marriage*: José Antunes de Oliveira.
• Married Name: Antunes.

António José de Oliveira^1,2

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• Marriage*: Ana de Sousa at S. Lourenço, Macau.⁴

Ana de Sousa^1,2,3

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• Married Name: De Oliveira.¹
• Marriage*: António José de Oliveira, son of Luís José de Oliveira and Luisa de Araújo Barros, at S. Lourenço, Macau.¹

Bartolomeu de Oliveira^1,2

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Alexandrino António de Oliveira^1,2

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Ana Vicência de Oliveira^1,2

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