Manuel Teles da Silva

Summary

Manuel Teles da Silva is a human^[1]. He was born on January 1, 1641^[2]. He died on January 1, 1709^[3]. He worked as a diplomat^[4].

Key Facts

• Manuel Teles da Silva was born on January 1, 1641^[2].
• Manuel Teles da Silva died on January 1, 1709^[3].
• Manuel Teles da Silva's father was Ferdinand Telez de Meneses da Silva, 1.Conde de Vilarmajor^[5].
• Manuel Teles da Silva's mother was Mariana de Acuña de Mendoza^[6].
• Manuel Teles da Silva was married to Dona Luisa Coutinho de Castellobranco^[7].
• A child of Manuel Teles da Silva was João Gomes da Silva, conde de Tarouca^[8].
• Manuel Teles da Silva's professions included diplomat^[4].
• Manuel Teles da Silva held the position of ambassador of Portugal to the United Kingdom^[9].
• Manuel Teles da Silva is recorded as male^[10].
• Manuel Teles da Silva's instance of is recorded as human^[11].
• Manuel Teles da Silva's given name is recorded as Manuel^[12].
• Manuel Teles da Silva's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Portuguese^[13].

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Origins and Family

Manuel Teles da Silva was born on January 1, 1641^[2]. His father was Ferdinand Telez de Meneses da Silva, 1.Conde de Vilarmajor^[5]. His mother was Mariana de Acuña de Mendoza^[6].

Career and Affiliations

Manuel Teles da Silva worked as a diplomat^[4]. He held the position of ambassador of Portugal to the United Kingdom^[9].

Personal Life

Among Manuel Teles da Silva's spouses was Dona Luisa Coutinho de Castellobranco^[7]. A child of him was João Gomes da Silva, conde de Tarouca^[8].

Death and Burial

Manuel Teles da Silva died on January 1, 1709^[3].

FAQs

Who were Manuel Teles da Silva's parents?

Manuel Teles da Silva's father was Ferdinand Telez de Meneses da Silva, 1.Conde de Vilarmajor^[5]. Manuel Teles da Silva's mother was Mariana de Acuña de Mendoza^[6].

Who was Manuel Teles da Silva married to?

Manuel Teles da Silva's spouses include Dona Luisa Coutinho de Castellobranco^[7].

What did Manuel Teles da Silva do for work?

Manuel Teles da Silva worked as diplomat^[4].