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- House_of_Sousa abstract "The House of Sousa is a noble family of Portugal, descendants of the marriage of Martim Afonso Chichorro and Ines Lorenzo de Sousa.The House of Souza is one of the eldest and nobler houses of Portugal. Its origin starts with the Goth Kings and the name was first used in the 11th century, by Lord Egas Gomes de Sousa, heir to the house and to several royal lineages. There are three main lineages of this noble house, but we shall only focus on the one represented to left (Sousa of Arronches).The field of the shield is divided in four quarters (quarterly or party per cross) with the Royal Arms of Portugal in the first and fourth quarters, and the Ancient Arms of Sousa, a quartet of silver crescents (Argent) over a field of red (Gules), in the second and third quarters. This grouping known as the Souza of Arronches (because of the title of Lords of Arronches), is still borne by many of the noble houses of Portugal, like the Dukes of Palmela.The Head of the House of Sousa today is the Duke of Lafões. Some say that there isn't a single noble man (or woman) in Portugal that does not have the blood of the Sousas.The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of Garcia Homem de Sousa, which was dated 1420, christened at Funchal, Portugal, during the reign of King John 1 of Portugal, 1385 - 1433. Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.The family motto (Better to break than to bend).Lords of the House of Sousa D. Egas Gomes de Sousa (1035 -?) D. Mem Viegas de Sousa (1070 - 1130) D. Gonçalo Mendes de Sousa, "the good" (1120 – 25 de March 1190) D. Mendo de Sousa, "the sousão" (1140 -?) D. Constança Mendes de Sousa (1245 - Santarém, 1298) D. Martim Afonso Chichorro (1250-1313) D. Martim Afonso Chichorro II or Martin Afonso de Sousa Chichorro (1280 -?) D. Maria Pais Ribeira, 15ª Lady of House of Sousa * c. 1285 D. Vasco Martins de Sousa Chichorro (1320 - 1387) D. Lopo Dias de Sousa, Lord of Mafra, Ericeira and Enxara dos Cavaleiros * 1350 D. Afonso Vasques de Sousa (1370) Diogo Lopes de Sousa, 18º Lord of House of Sousa * c. 1380 D.Afonso Vasques de Sousa II (1400), Álvaro de Sousa, Lord of Miranda e mayor of Arronches * c. 1410 D. Luis de Sousa Chichorro (1440) Diogo Lopes de Sousa * c. 1440 André de Sousa * c. 1465 D. Henrique de Sousa (1480) Manuel de Sousa, mayor of Arronches * c. 1495 André de Sousa, 23º Lord of House of Sousa * c. 1515 D. António de Sousa Chichorro (1520) Manuel de Sousa D. Matias de Sousa (1550) Diogo Lopes de Sousa, 2nd Count of Miranda * c. 1595 D. Pedro de Sousa Chichorro Henrique de Sousa Tavares, first Marquis of Arronches * 1626 D. Maria de Sousa e Mesquita D. António Sousa Chíchorro balio "ad honorem". Mariana Luísa Francisca de Sousa Tavares Mascarenhas e Silva, 2nd Marquess of Arronches * 1672 Luísa Casimira de Sousa Nassau and Ligne, duchess of Lafões * 1694".
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- House_of_Sousa comment "The House of Sousa is a noble family of Portugal, descendants of the marriage of Martim Afonso Chichorro and Ines Lorenzo de Sousa.The House of Souza is one of the eldest and nobler houses of Portugal. Its origin starts with the Goth Kings and the name was first used in the 11th century, by Lord Egas Gomes de Sousa, heir to the house and to several royal lineages.".
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