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'''João José António do Riacho e Moreno''' (June 12, 1739 – August 31, 1817) was a Portuguese educator who was one of the crew members of an expedition by explorer {{wp|Pedro Fernandes de Quierós}}. As the third cousin of King {{wp|John IV of Portugal|John IV}}, do Riacho was selected as one of the 12 crew members of Fernandes de Quierós's expedition to the Pacific, where they discovered the island of [[Novi'isida]].  
'''João José António do Riacho e Moreno''' (June 12, 1739 – August 31, 1817) was a Portuguese educator who was one of the crew members of an expedition by explorer {{wp|Pedro Fernandes de Quierós}}. As the fifth cousin of King {{wp|John IV of Portugal|John IV}}, do Riacho was selected as one of the 12 crew members of Fernandes de Quierós's expedition to the Pacific, where they discovered the island of [[Novi'isida]].  





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João do Riacho
Carlos Seixas2.jpg
Born(1739-06-12)June 12, 1739
DiedAugust 31, 1817(1817-08-31) (aged 78)
NationalityPortuguese
OccupationEducator
Spouse(s)Beatriz (née Mendez)
Children2
FamilyJohn IV of Portugal (fifth cousin)

João José António do Riacho e Moreno (June 12, 1739 – August 31, 1817) was a Portuguese educator who was one of the crew members of an expedition by explorer Pedro Fernandes de Quierós. As the fifth cousin of King John IV, do Riacho was selected as one of the 12 crew members of Fernandes de Quierós's expedition to the Pacific, where they discovered the island of Novi'isida.


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