Will of Ana Monteiro Correia, ordering her body to be buried in the monastery of São Francisco of Azurara, next to her late husband Manuel Luís Mendes de Vasconcelos. She instituted a chapel of five annual masses in honor of the Five Holy Wounds of Christ by entailing estate in Junqueira and Landim, whose first administrator should be her son, father António Dinis Monteiro, followed by his closest relative.

Followed by the opening deed (1670-03-30, fls. 253v-254v).

Provedoria record of the chapel founded by Ana Monteira Correia.

Declaration deed of Ana Monteiro Correia, appointing her daughter Eugénia de Vasconcelos, married with Francisco da Silva, as successor in the chapel previously founded.

Followed by the approval deed (1672-10-01, fls. 255-255v).

Documents produced by the entail.