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Miguel António de Melo
Miguel António de Melo (Lisbon; 25 December 1766 - Lisbon; 7 August 1836), a nobleman, colonial administrator (as the fifth Captain-general of the Azores) and the 1st Count of Murça. He was young nobleman who exercised a position in the Royal court of Portugal, 14th gentleman to Murça and Castro Daire, squire of Figueira, commander of Santa Maria de Freixas in the Order of Christ and honorary member of the Academia Real das Ciências (''Royal Academy of Sciences''), in addition to hold several political offices, including the governor and captain-general of Angola, minister and peer of the realm, appointed to a commission, by King John VI of Portugal, to study a draft constitution for Portugal, minister and peer of the realm.
==Biography==
He was born in the civil parish of Pena, son of D. João Domingos de Melo Abreu Soares Barbosa e Palha, gentleman of the primogeniture of Fonte Boa, and his wife, Joaquina Mariana de Noronha, a first family linked to the Portuguese aristocracy.〔Nuno Gonçalo Freitas Monteiro (1998), p.75〕 His father was the descendent of the Melo family, from the town of Murça in the province of Trás-os-Montes, which was a signeurial family with the right to the title of ''Count of Murça''.
In 1781, he received a royal commission to the Cortes, joining the Council of State of Queen Maria I of Portugal.
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