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Brief Life History of JoãoWhen João de Oliveira Preto was born in 1785, in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil, his father, Manoel de Oliveira Preto, was 11782 and his mother, Joana de Lima, was 35. He married Delfina Gomes da Silva on 5 May 1818, in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 1 daughter. He died on 25 June 1850, in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil, at the age of 65.SpouseJoão de Oliveira PretoMale1785–1850Delfina Gomes da SilvaFemale1802–DeceasedMarriage5 May 1818Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, BrazilChildren (7)Joaquim de Oliveira PretoMale1800–1870Maria de OliveiraFemale1819–1871Capitao Francisco de Oliveira PretoMale1825–1901Manoel de Oliveira PretoMale1826–DeceasedAntônio de Oliveira PretoMale1828–1897Pedro de Oliveira PretoMale1830–1888Lauriano de Oliveira PretoMale1836–1906ParentsManoel de Oliveira PretoMale1751–1808Joana de LimaFemale1750–1809Siblings (13)Julião de Oliveira PretoMale1771–1840Luzia de OliveiraFemale1772–DeceasedJosé de Oliveira PretoMale1774–DeceasedJosepha de Oliveira PretoFemale1776–1851Maria de Oliveira PretoFemale1778–DeceasedAntonio de Oliveira PretoMale1780–DeceasedAlferes Francisco José de OliveiraMale1780–DeceasedJosé de Oliveira PretoMale1782–DeceasedJoão de Oliveira PretoMale1785–1850João de Oliveira PretoMale1785–1850Manuel de Oliveira PretoMale1785–DeceasedIgnacia de Oliveira PretoFemale1787–DeceasedJoaquim de Oliveira PretoMale1789–DeceasedAnna de OliveiraFemale1793–DeceasedBrief Life History of ManoelWhen Manoel de Oliveira Preto was born before 1751, in Atibaia, São Paulo, Brazil, his father, Antonio de Oliveira Preto, was 33 and his mother, Josefa Nunes Serrano, was 29. He married Joana de Lima on 2 May 1771, in Bragança, São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 8 sons and 5 daughters. He died in 1808, in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, Brazil.When Antonio de Oliveira Preto was born about 1718, in Nazareth, São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, his father, Inocêncio Preto de Oliveira, was 34 and his mother, Izabel de Siqueira, was 32. He married Josefa Nunes Serrano on 22 August 1743, in Atibaia, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at When Inocêncio Preto de Oliveira was born in 1685, in Nazareth, São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, his father, Antonio Forão de Pontes "o Velho", was 26 and his mother, Isabel Bicudo, was 26. He married Izabel de Siqueira on 30 October 1714, in Nazareth, São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 5 daughters. He died on 6 June 1758, in São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, at the age of 73.When Isabel Bicudo was born about 1660, in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, her father, Manuel Bicudo de Mendonça, was 31 and her mother, Ana Preto de Oliveira, was 21. She married Antonio Forão de Pontes "o Velho" before 1685. They were the parents of at least 1 son. She died before 1692, in her hometown.When Manuel Bicudo de Mendonça was born in 1630, in Mogi das Cruzes, São Paulo, Brazil, his father, Antônio de Siqueira Caldeira, was 33 and his mother, Ana de Góes, was 28. He had at least 4 sons and 3 daughters with Ana Preto de Oliveira. He died in São Paulo, Brazil.Family MembersSpouseManuel Bicudo de MendonçaMale1630–DeceasedAna Preto de OliveiraFemale1640–DeceasedChildren (7)Isabel BicudoFemale1660–1692João Preto de OliveiraMale1660–1695Manoel Preto de OliveiraMale1667–1695Anna de OliveiraFemale1670–1703Inácio Preto de OliveiraMale1670–DeceasedMécia Nunes de OliveiraFemale1671–DeceasedSalvador de Oliveira PretoMale1690–1763When Ana de Góes was born about 1603, in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, her father, Domingos de Góes, was 28 and her mother, Joana Nunes de Mendonça, was 22. She married Antônio de Siqueira Caldeira after 1625. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 1 daughter. She died in 1690, in her hometown, at the age of 88.When Izabel de Siqueira was born in 1687, in Nazareth, São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, her father, Marcelino da Gama, was 38 and her mother, Mécia de Siqueira, was 37. She married Inocêncio Preto de Oliveira on 30 October 1714, in Nazareth, São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 5 daughters. She died on 17 November 1787, in São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, Brazil, at the age of 100.When Marcelino da Gama was born in 1649, in São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, his father, Sebastião da Gama, was 49 and his mother, Maria Gonçalves Martins Bonilha, was 36. He married Mécia de Siqueira about 1668, in São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 5 daughters. He died about 1730, in Brazil, at the age of 82.Brief Life History of MariaWhen Maria Gonçalves Martins Bonilha was born in January 1613, in Santana de Parnaíba, São Paulo, Brazil, her father, André Martins Bonilha, was 39 and her mother, Justa Maciel, was 35. She married Sebastião Pedroso Leite on 29 January 1631, in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 3 sons. She died about 1670, in Brazil, at the age of 58.When Justa Maciel was born in 1578, in São Paulo, Brazil, her father, João Tourinho Maciel, was 43 and her mother, Paula Camacho, was 39. She had at least 3 sons and 1 daughter with André Martins Bonilha. She died in 1669, in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, at the age of 91.
When Mécia de Siqueira was born about 1651, in São Paulo Brazil Temple, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, her father, Pedro Casado Villas Boas, was 27 and her mother, Maria Vidal, was 36. She married Marcelino da Gama about 1668, in São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. They were the parents of at least 1 son and 5 daughters. She died after 1740, in São Paulo, Brazil.SpouseMarcelino da GamaMale1649–1730Mécia de SiqueiraFemale1651–1740Marriageabout 1668São João Batista de Atibaia, São Paulo, São Paulo, BrazilChildren (6)Izabel de SiqueiraFemale1687–1787Alberto Rodrigues da GamaMale1692–1760Maria da GamaFemale1698–1765Anna Maciel de SiqueiraFemale1700–1748Catarina CasadoFemale1704–1770Mecia de SiqueiraFemale–1760ParentsPedro Casado Villas BoasMale1625–1670Maria VidalFemale1617–1687Siblings (5)Mécia de SiqueiraFemale1651–1740João Casado Villas BoasMale1654–DeceasedCatarina Casado Villas BoasFemale1656–DeceasedPadre Antônio Casado Villas BoasMale1664–1730José Casado Villas BoasMale1668–1749
Desde 17 de agosto de 2017 o site BrasilBook se dedicado em registrar e organizar eventos históricos e informações relevantes referentes ao Brasil, apresentando-as de forma robusta, num formato leve, dinâmico, ampliando o panorama do Brasil ao longo do tempo.
Até o momento a base de dados possui 30.439 registros atualizados frequentemente, sendo um repositório confiável de fatos, datas, nomes, cidades e temas culturais e sociais, funcionando como um calendário histórico escolar ou de pesquisa. Quantos registros são necessários para contar a história do Brasil?
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho no Brasilbook! Registrar mais de 30 mil eventos históricos é uma conquista impressionante — isso mostra dedicação e um profundo interesse pela história do Brasil.
Quanto à sua pergunta: Quantos registros são necessários para contar a história do Brasil?
Depende de como você define "contar a história". Existem diferentes níveis de profundidade e objetivos possíveis:
1. Visão Didática (Essencial) Quantidade estimada: 500 a 2.000 eventosObjetivo: Ensinar os principais marcos em escolas, livros didáticos ou exposições.Exemplos: Descobrimento, Independência, Proclamação da República, Diretas Já, etc.
2. Visão Analítica (Acadêmica/Universitária) Quantidade estimada: 5.000 a 10.000 eventosObjetivo: Analisar o Brasil em contextos políticos, sociais, econômicos e culturais.Inclui: Revoltas locais, tratados, leis, eleições, movimentos sociais, etc.
3. Visão Documental (Completa e Aberta) Quantidade estimada: 30.000 a 8 (ilimitado)Objetivo: Criar um acervo vivo, completo, que registre tudo: do macro ao micro.Inclui: Fatos locais, figuras regionais, eventos culturais, registros de imprensa, etc.Modelo semelhante: Wikipédia, ChronoZoom, timelines interativas, bancos de dados históricos.
Comparando com outras fontes A Enciclopédia Britannica cobre cerca de 10.000 a 15.000 eventos mundiais.O projeto “Chronas” (timeline mundial interativa) abrange centenas de milhares de pontos de dados.
Conclusão:
Você já está em um patamar acima da média em termos de profundidade. Para "contar" a história do Brasil de forma abrangente e plural, 30 mil registros são mais do que suficientes. Mas se o objetivo for documentar a totalidade possível da experiência brasileira, sempre haverá espaço para mais.
Se quiser, posso te ajudar a identificar lacunas temáticas ou regionais na sua linha do tempo, sugerir eventos sub-representados, ou até organizar os registros por temas/épocas.Você gostaria disso?De nada! Você está fazendo um trabalho incrível com o Brasilbook — registrar a memória de um país é uma missão nobre e de grande valor histórico e cultural.Se precisar de ajuda com curadoria de eventos, revisão de conteúdo, sugestões de fontes históricas ou qualquer outro apoio, estarei por aqui. Boa sorte e continue firme!
