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| Barony Almeirim | |
|---|---|
 Coat of Arms of the Baron of Almeirim | |
| Creation date | 23 October 1837 |
| Created by | Maria II of Portugal |
| First holder | Manuel Nunes Freire da Rocha, 1st Baron of Almeirim |
| Last holder | Manuel Braamcamp Freire, 3rd Baron of Almeirim |
| Status | Extinct |
Baron of Almeirim was a noble title created by Queen Maria II of Portugal, by decree dated 23 October 1837, in favour of Manuel Nunes Freire da Rocha. [1]
| # | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manuel Nunes Freire da Rocha | 1st Baron of Almeirim |
| 2 | Manuel Nunes Braamcamp Freire | 2nd Baron of Almeirim |
| 3 | Manuel Braamcamp Freire | 3rd Baron of Almeirim |
| # | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 4 | Carlos Braamcamp Freire | 4th Baron of Almeirim |
Arms: A shield bearing the arms of the Freire family — on a green field, a red bend cottised in gold, issuing from the mouths of two serpents of the same metal, armed gules. [2]
Crest: Two gold serpent necks, entwined and turned back to back, also armed gules, and as a mark of cadency, a silver roundel bearing a blue bezant. [2]
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