Will by which Nuno Martins da Silveira, cavaleiro, rico homem do concelho, escrivão da puridade do rei and vedor-mor das obras das comarcas da Estremadura e Entre Tejo e Guadiana, and his wife Leonor Gonçalves de Abreu, declared that they were each others' last will executors, and also nominated their sons Diogo da Silveira and Fernão da Silveira for this charge. Nuno Martins da Silveira asked to be buried in the chapel of Salvador, in Évora, and ordered the celebration of daily masses for their souls. They contracted to give to the priests of the Monastery of São Domingos some of their rents, textiles to dress the chaplains and oil for the candles. They also wanted to incorporate into this chapel some houses located in Castelo Velho, the "devesa" of Silveira, on the outskirts of Redondo, and a "herdade" called "Meada".