Will of Francisco Freire and his wife Maria de Sá de Herédia. The couple reserved their "terças" to establish an entail with a chapel in the convent of São Francisco de Vila do Conde. Their son, Luís Freire de Sá, would be the first administrator. If he had no descendants, the succession would pass to the children of Margarida Ferreira and Manuel Barbosa de Sá. Ideally, the administration would pass to the first-born son, excluding clerics. The institutors stated that the successor should be the closest relative, as long as is someone related by blood. If there were no relatives, then the administration of the entail was to be passed on to the Misericórdia.

Followed by the approval deed (1656-08-15, fl. 44v-45v).

Will of Luís Freire de Sá, containing instructions regarding his burial, the celebration of masses, the organisation of his family, with specific recomendations to his first-born son Francisco de Sá Brandão, and declaring that he has fulfiled the pious obligations of the entail.

Followed by the approval deed (1698-08-01, fls. 63v-65).

Opening deed of the will of Francisco Freire and Maria de Sá Herédia.

Documents produced by the entail.

Dowry deed of the marriage between Francisco de Sá Brandão and Antónia Brandão Carneiro, by which Francisco's father, Luís Freire de Sá, donated to his son the administration of his entail. Luís Freire de Sá also donated his "terça" to his son and daughter-in-law, on the condition that these estates were incorporated into the entail. Francisco de Sá Brandão was also obliged to give annual sums to his sisters who had become nuns, and to support another brother if he didn't manage to reach 100,000 reis of benefit.

Contains six letters of attorney (fls. 52-54)