Donation deed by which Inês de Cobelos, widow of doutor João Carreiro, desembargador dos Agravos na Casa da Suplicação, donates a lease named a Paradela, in Loures, of which her husband was the second life and she was the third, to her nephew, Jorge Carreiro de Almada, son of doutor António Carreira de Almada, desembargador dos Agravos, brother of her husband. She establishes as condition for this donation that he shall order 20 annual masses for her soul in the church of S. Roque, where she shall be buried, in the chapel of Chagas, where her niece, D. Luzia de Beja, is buried. He must entail a property of his own to this obligation. Jorge Carreiro de Almada entails a house in Alfama, Lisboa, which had belonged to his father-in-law, Jerónimo Correia, and he and his wife, Luísa da Gama, promise to fulfill the obligations in exchange for the lease. Followed by letter of possession dated 1590-02-13, in which it is explained that the lease donated to Jorge Carreiro de Almada was "foreira" to the chapel of D. Gil de Alma in the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa.