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António Jorge Martins da Mota Veiga (
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, 28 February 1915 –
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, CUF
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, 14 November 2005) was a Portuguese
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and former Minister and
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.


Background

He was the son of Elisário Eduardo da Mota Veiga (
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, Anjos, 6 March 1887/
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, Seia, 6 April 1887 –
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, 5 October 1966), a Licentiate in
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from the
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of the
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and a
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, and wife Antónia Martins ( Celorico da Beira, São Pedro, 29 July 1884 –
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, 10 April 1980); paternal grandson of Amândio Eduardo da Mota Veiga (
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, Seia, 25 February 1846 –
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, 18 February 1921), also a
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from the same Faculty and University, from an old Family of his region, and wife Ana Augusta da Assunção, and maternal grandson of Francisco Nunes and wife Maria Cândida Martins.


Career

He was a Licentiate,
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and a Cathedratic Professor from the
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of the
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. He started his career as a
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. He was Secretary of State, Minister,
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Counselor of the Portuguese Supreme Court of Justice,
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of the
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and
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and Rector of the Lusíada University.


Decorations

He was a
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of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre.


Family

He married in
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at the Patriarchal Chapel on 7 December 1946, to Maria Emília da Gama Caeiro (
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, São Sebastião da Pedreira, 13 April 1923), daughter of Francisco José Caeiro and wife Deolinda de Sousa de Lima Ferreira da Gama; they had five children: * Maria Eugénia Caeiro da Mota Veiga (b. 6 November 1947), married to António Pedro de Gouveia Themudo de Castro (b. 20 June 1945), son of Vicente Themudo de Castro (
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, 1903 –
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, 1955) and wife Maria Luísa Folque Pereira de Gouveia ( Ferreira do Zêzere, Ferreira do Zêzere, 19 September 1912 –), of remote Catalan descent, and had issue, three sons: ** Vicente da Mota Veiga Themudo de Castro (b.
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, São Sebastião da Pedreira, 11 December 1972), married in
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, Santo António do Estoril, 18 June 2005 to Rita Oram de Menezes Soares (b.
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,
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, 27 June 1977, an
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, daughter of António Carlos Merckx de Menezes Soares (b. Beja) and Rita Maria Montez Oram Soares (b.
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)), and had issue, one son: *** Pedro de Menezes Soares Themudo de Castro (b.
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, São Domingos de Benfica, 23 July 2007) ** Ricardo da Mota Veiga Themudo de Castro ** Francisco da Mota Veiga Themudo de Castro * Ana Cristina da Gama Caeiro da Mota Veiga (b.
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, Santos o Velho, 4 June 1950), married firstly in
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, São Miguel de Machede, on 27 July 1972 and later divorced Marcelo Nuno Duarte Rebelo de Sousa (born
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, São Sebastião da Pedreira, 12 December 1948), and had issue, two children, and married secondly to Jorge Manuel Vassalo Sors Lagrifa (7 May 1948 – 6 February 2005), son of António Faias Sors Lagrifa (b.
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) and wife Maria da Luz Pereira Monteiro Vassalo e Silva, and maternal grandson of Manuel António Vassalo e Silva and wife Fernanda Pereira e Silva Monteiro, without issue * António José Caeiro da Mota Veiga (b.
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, 8 June 1951), married in
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on 31 October 1974 to Maria José Trigueiros de Aragão Acciaioli de Avilez (b.
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, Santa Maria de Belém, 21 June 1954), youngest of the three daughters of José Maria de Avilez Juzarte de Sousa Tavares (
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, 14 August 1926 –), 7th
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of Avilez, Representative of the
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of Torre do Terrenho, of the
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s of Reguengo, and wife (m. Castelo Branco, Alcains, 28 September 1947) Ana Maria de Portugal Lobo Trigueiros de Aragão ( Fundão, Aldeia de Joanes, 16 August 1923 –), of the
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s of Idanha-a-Nova and
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s of Outeiro, and had issue, four children: ** Marta Acciaioli de Avilez da Mota Veiga (b.
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, Santa Maria de Belém, 15 February 1976), married firstly in Muge, Salvaterra, on 31 October 1998 and later divorced to João Manuel da Silva Barran de Assis Cabeleira (b.
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, 10 July 1973), an
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, son of Vítor Manuel de Assis Cabeleira and wife Pilar da Silva Barran, of
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descent, and had issue, two daughters and one son ** Maria Madalena Acciaioli de Avillez da Mota Veiga (
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, Santa Maria de Belém, 2 March 1979) ** Filipa Acciaioli de Avillez da Mota Veiga (b. 6 October 1986), has a daughter by Rui Sebastião Neves Madaleno, a
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, son of Luís Carlos Pereira Madaleno and wife Maria Onélia Vicente Neves ** António Maria Acciaioli de Avillez da Mota Veiga (b. 9 April 1990) * Francisco José Caeiro da Mota Veiga (b. 5 July 1955), married firstly as her first husband and divorced to Maria da Graça dos Santos Dias da Silva (
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, São Sebastião da Pedreira, 8 July 1954), daughter of Carlos Calderón Dias da Silva (
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, São Jorge de Arroios, 6 December 1925 –
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, São João de Deus, 1 January 1980), of
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descent, and wife Maria Helena Pinto Rodrigues dos Santos (
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, Nossa Senhora do Pópulo, 13 October 1926 –), without issue, married secondly to
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Constanza Rochetti, without issue, and married thirdly in
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, Canas de Senhorim, on 7 September 2002 to Maria da Conceição Alves Amaral, and had issue, one daughter: ** Leonor Amaral da Mota Veiga (b.
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, 22 August 2006) * Manuel Eduardo Caeiro da Mota Veiga (b.
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, 19 March 1965), married on 11 December 1993 to Dona Júlia de Castilho dos Santos Silva de Castro (b.
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, 16 April 1961), daughter of Dom Fernão Gil de Castro (
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, 20 October 1910 – 13 August 1973), son of the 2nd
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of Nova Goa, of remote Catalan and
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descent, and wife (m.
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, 7 February 1955) Maria Adelaide de Castilho dos Santos Silva (18 May 1929 –), of the
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s of Santos and the
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s of Ferreira dos Santos, of remote French and English descent (great-niece of Américo Cardinal Ferreira dos Santos Silva, great-great-niece of
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and three times a distant relative of José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva), and had issue, two children: ** Lourenço de Castro da Mota Veiga (b. 16 November 1994) ** Mariana de Castro da Mota Veiga (b. 29 April 1998)


References

* ''Costados Alentejanos'', II, , Évora 2006, N.º 41


External links


António Jorge Martins da Mota Veiga's genealogy in a Portuguese genealogical site
{{DEFAULTSORT:Mota Veiga, Antonio Da 1915 births 2005 deaths People from Cascais Government ministers of Portugal University of Lisbon alumni Members of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre