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Biography

Pedro was the son of Diogo Gomes de Abreu and Leonor Viegas do Rego. His wife was Aldonça de Sousa descendant of Afonso III of Portugal and Marina Pires de Enxara.{{cite book, title=O concelho de Nelas, antiga terra de Senhorim: Subsídios para a história da Beira. Publicação comemorativa do duplo centenário, url=https://books.google.com/books?id=O3gvAQAAMAAJ&q=Pedro+Gomes+de+Abreu++Aldon%C3%A7a+de+Sousa , year= 1940, publisher=José Pinto Loureiro

References

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