Will made by Isabel do Couto in which she bequeathed a land to Francisco Rodrigues and ordered that the remaining of all her assets should be sold and purchased on rents that should be annexed to the chapel founded by her brother Manuel do Couto, which she administrated, henceforth increasing the perpetual masses obligation to two more masses celebrated every year for her own soul.

Will made in Monforte by which Manuel do Couto expresses his wish to be buried in the church of Nossa Senhora da Graça of Monforte and establishes two entails. The first entail would be composed of an olive grove with an obligation of five annual masses. He named his sister Isabel do Couto, as administrator, during her lifetime, and, after her death, Francisco Rodrigues, almocreve, with an obligation of two more masses, in a total of seven. After Francisco's death the administration would be handed to the granddaughter of Gaspar do Couto Monsaraz with a perpetual mass obligation of only two masses celebrated every year, and from there on the succession should always continue on the closest relative of the institutor's bloodline. The second entail would be composed of a land over which he imposed a perpetual obligation of four annual masses. He named his sister Isabel do Couto as administrator, during her lifetime, and, after her death, the administration would be handed to João do Couto Caldeira during his lifetime and, after his death, the land would be incorporated in the first entail. The Reitor of Santa Maria would take account on the administration every year.

Opening deed of the will made by the deceased Isabel do Couto, administrator of the chapel founded by her brother Manuel do Couto.

Opening deed of the will made in Monforte by the deceased Manuel do Couto in which he ordered the foundation of two entails, issued at the request of Francisco Rodrigues, almocreve.

Documents produced by the entail.

Exemplification of the will made in Monforte by Manuel do Couto in which he ordered the foundation of two entails.

Exemplification of the will made by Isabel do Couto, administrator of the chapel founded by her brother Manuel do Couto.

Declaration deed by Manuel do Couto in which he declared that after the death of Francisco Rodrigues, the administration would be handled to his wife Maria Mendes during her lifetime, and only then to the granddaughter of Gaspar do Couto Monsaraz. He also disposed that all the perpetual masses he ordered on his will should be celebrated in Monforte, and the four masses he imposed on the land should be celebrated on the Endoenças, that being the holly thursday.

Approval deed of the will made in Monforte by Manuel do Couto in which he ordered the foundation of two entails.

Approval deed of the will made by Isabel do Couto, administrator of the chapel founded by her brother Manuel do Couto.