Annexation deed by which doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, fidalgo da Casa do Rei, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and corregedor da comarca de Tomar, entails houses in Lisboa to the chapel established by his mother, D. Mariana de Sousa, which he administered. He had acquired an authorization from D. Álvaro Pires de Castro e Sousa, marquês de Cascais, because the houses were "foreiras in fatozim" to the entails of S. Mateus and Santo Eutrópio, of which he was administrator.
Contains processual documentation relating to the approval of this annexation, dated from 1657-04-30 to 1661-02-20, including the authorization from the marquês de Cascais.
Preceded by deed of sale by which Luísa de Aguiar, widow of Diogo Lopes, sold these houses to Luís de Foios, dated 1657-04-21.
Followed by certificate of pagamento de sisa, dated 1661-02-28.