Will (extract) by which Francisco de Torres and his wife, D. Maria Henriques, establish an obligation of two weekly masses for their souls in the chapel of Todos os Santos of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, ordered by Afonso de Torres, Francisco's father. If their entail goes to a descendant from a transversal line, the obligations shall be two daily masses for the soul of Afonso de Torres and their own souls.

Warrant ordering licenciado Gaspar de Mere to make the measurement, demarcation and tombo of all the assets, properties, public debt instruments and rents of the entail of Torres, as requested by Garcia de Melo de Torres, in the previous petition.

Tombo of the entail of Torres, located in Lisbon and its outskirts, ordered by Doutor Gaspar de Mere de Sousa, provedor da Comarca de Portalegre, by request of Garcia de Melo de Torres, conde da Ponte, administrator, containing the land measurements made by João Luís, mestre pedreiro.
Contains: appointment deed of the tombo's notary, dated from 1669-09-10; letter of attorney, dated from 1669-09-10; letter of attorney, dated from 1669-09-10.
Followed by a note from Doutor Gaspar de Mere de Sousa, informing that he signed the book where the tombo will be written, dated from 1669-11-21.

Sentence finishing the motion set upon the chapel of Afonso de Torres by its administrator, Luís de Sousa, who is ordered to pay the obligations he owed as a descendant from a colateral line. Francisco de Torres and his wife, D. Maria Henriques, had established a chapel in the name of Afonso de Torres, their father and father-in-law, who had died before making a contract, with an obligation of two weekly masses in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. If the entail was inherited by a descendant from a colateral line, the obligations would change to two daily masses. Luís de Sousa had inherited the entail from its last descendant from a direct line, D. Briolanja.
Followed by acordão em relação agreeing with the sentence, dated 1650-06-24.

Public debt instrument of 100.000 réis to Garcia de Melo de Torres, as successor of the entail of Torres, since the death of his mother, D. Leonor Manriques de Torres. The public debt instrument belongs to that entail and will start to be payed in 1657-01-01.

Petition of Garcia de Melo de Torres, conde da Ponte, requesting the king to order Gaspar de Mere to do the tombo of the entail of Torres, located in Lisbon and its outskirts, which he administrates.
This petition received a favourable dispatch in 1669-01-24.

Documents produced by the entail.

Court sentence judging the demarcations of the entail of Torres as good and orders their register in the entail's tombo.

Court sentence justifying that the public debt instrument of 131.000 réis belongs to Garcia de Melo de Torres, son of Francisco de Melo, marquês de Sande, which were bought by Duarte de Melo, uncle and tutor of Afonso de Torres, grandfather of Garcia de Melo de Torres and institutor of the entail of Torres.

Chancery record of an apostille on public debt instrument on behalf of Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro.

Chancery record of an apostille on public debt instrument on behalf of Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro.

Chancery record of an apostille on public debt instrument on behalf of Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro.

Apostille transmitting an entailed public debt instrument worth 900 réis to Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro due to the death of his father, Manuel de Sampaio, last administrator of the entail.

Apostille transmitting an entailed public debt instrument worth 39.242 réis to Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro due to the death of his father, Manuel de Sampaio, last administrator of the entail.

Apostille transmitting an entailed public debt instrument worth 350.000 réis to Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro due to the death of his father, Manuel de Sampaio, last administrator of the entail.