Bond by which João da Fonseca states, before leaving to India in king's service, to act as capitain of Cochim and "Vedor da Fazenda", that he had instituted a chapel in the church of Santa Maria Madalena of Olivença. The document mentions the entailed estates, in Juromenha and Olivença, and the obligation to support the masses using its revenues, also referring to the liturgical objects donated to the chapel.

Bond by which João da Fonseca fulfils his father's (António de Sequeira) will, formulated before his death, instituting a chapel with a daily mass for the souls of Purgatory. His father was to be buried in the chapel built in the church of Santa Maria Madalena de Olivença by Diogo Vaz, brother of Ceuta's bishop, and Pedro Tarrinho was also chaplain.

Exemplification of documents concerning the foundation of a chapel required by an attorney of the institutor, João da Fonseca. The exemplifications should then be registered in the records of the church of Santa Maria Madalena de Olivença, where the chapel was located, and in the records of the Provedor dos Resíduos de Elvas.

Documents produced by the entail.

Provedoria record of the chapel instituted by João da Fonseca, in the presence of Pedro Tarrinho, chaplain, who presented the documents concerning the entail to be registrated in the Provedoria's records.