Will of António de Araújo, by which he stated that his body should be buried next to his grandfather Gaspar de Araújo de Teixeira, "comendador" of the Order of Christ, and to his father Manuel de Araújo. António left his wife Maria Teixeira as his universal heir. After her death, half of the estates ought to be entailed in a chapel with the obligation of 40 anual and perpetual masses. The administrator of the chapel would be Jerónimo de Araújo, António's uncle.

Exemplification of a will and a codicil made by António de Araújo.

Codicil by António de Araújo, in which he declares that until his nephew, the son of his uncle Jerónimo de Araújo, comes of age, the masses in the chapel he had previously founded will be celebrated by Father Domingos Gonçalves.

Followed by the approval deed (1629-06-15, fls. 8v-9v) and the opening deed (1629-07-22, fls. 9v-10v).

Documents produced by the entail.