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- 1629-11-05 (Creation)
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TT-HSJ-098-10-17
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Acquisition letter by which Diogo Barreiros, cerieiro, buys a vineyard in the outskirts of Alhos Vedros from Rafael Monteiro and Beatriz de Barros, his wife, for 133 490 réis. The buyer intended to entail the vineyard to the chapel established by Isabel Soveral and Jorge Barreiros, fulfiling the will of Isabel Lopes. Contains an extract of a partition deed.
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- Portuguese
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Document copied from the chapel’s account of administration, kept in the archive of António de Pontes, and inserted in an extract of Tombo de registos de capelas do Hospital de S. José in TT-HSJ-098-1-36.
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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON ARCHIVES – ISAD(G): General International Standard Archival Description: adopted by the Committee on Descriptive Standards, Stockolm, Sweden, 19-22 September 1999. 2nd ed. Ottawa: CIA/CDS, 2000. ISBN 0-9696035-5-X
DIREÇÃO GERAL DE ARQUIVOS; PROGRAMA DE NORMALIZAÇÃO DA DESCRIÇÃO EM ARQUIVO; GRUPO DE TRABALHO DE NORMALIZAÇÃO DA DESCRIÇÃO EM ARQUIVO – Orientações para a descrição arquivística. 2.ª v. Lisboa: DGARQ, 2007, 325 p.
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Draft
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Partial
Dates of creation revision deletion
2023.09.29
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FAD