...have determined his future fortunes. His wife was the daughter of Bartolomeo Monis de Palestrello, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry of Portugal, and his papers, charts, journals and memorandums now came into the possesion of his son-in-law....

...not weaken his early attachment to the sea. His wife was a daughter of Bartholomew de Perestrello, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry, and had first carried the Portuguese to Madeira. Columbus obtained possession of his journals; made a voyage...

...Monis de Peiestrello. She was the daughter of Bartolomeo Monis de Perestrello, «n Italian cavalier, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry, and had colonised and governed the island of Porto Santo. — Hist, de! Almirante, Cap 5. $ A deep religious...

...Monis de Perestrello. She was the daughter of Bartolomeo Monis de Perastrello, •n Italian cavalier, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry, and had colonised and governed the island of Porto Santo. — Hist. del Almiranto, Cap 5. t A deep religious...

...Lisbon, he married Donna Felipa, the daughter of Bartolomeo Monis de> Palestrello, an Italian cavalier, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry of Portugal, and had colonized and governed the island of Porto Santo. By this marriage Columbus procured...

...Felipa Monis de Perestrello. Hei father was Bartolomeo Monis de Perestrello, " an Italian cavalier, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators...colonized and governed the island of Porto Santo." He was now dead, and seems to have left no estate beyond his "journals and charts." After his marriage,...

...the chapel of the convent of All Saints. In this convent were certain ladies of rank, either resident as boarders, or in some religious capacity. With one...acquainted. She was Dona Felipa, daughter of Bartolomeo Mofiis de Perestrello, an Italian cavalier, lately deceased, who had been one of the most distinguished...

...Lisbon, he married Donna Felipa, the daughter of Bartolomeo Monis de Palestrello, an Italian cavalier, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry of Portugal, and had colonized and governed the island of Porto Santo. By this marriage Columbus procured...

...rest, Columbus arrived there about the year 1470. At Lisbon he married the daughter of an Italian, who had been one of the most distinguished navigators under Prince Henry, the special patron of these discoveries. From his mother-in-law he obtained the charts, journals, and...

...the chapel of the convent of All Saints. In this convent were certain ladies of rank, either resident as boarders, or in some religious capacity. With one...became acquainted. She was Dona Felipa, daughter of Eartolomeo Moiiis de Perestrello, an Italian cavalier, lately deceased, who had been one of the most...