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V0ISIN, Charles Antoine (vwah-zang), Spanish missionary, born in Charlevoix, Belgium, in 1698; died in Panama in 1764. He early became a Jesuit, and was attached to the South American missions, laboring in Venezuela, Central America, Peru, and Chili. In 1749 he was rector of the College of Quito, and later he was superior of the Convent of Panama. His works include "Antigiiedades del Peril" (Anvers, 1762)" " Informacion a la Real Audiencia de Quito sobre el descubrimiento de muchos y grandes rios, e infinitas naciones barbaras que los habitan" (2 vols., 1764); and "Propagacion del Evangelio en la America meridional" (1766).
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