Certificate of a tombo das capelas of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, issued by the escrivão das capelas in the context of the embargos set by Pedro de Sousa de Carvalho, administrator of the chapel of Gil Homem da Costa. He had declared that he had no obligation to pay for the chapel, as he wasn't the heir of the institutor. However, this certificate proved that he was, as he had been married to D. Maria de Andrade, the institutor's daughter and heir.

Certificate of payment by which the syndic of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa declares that a total of 208 masses, two each week, was paid in the years of 1613 and 1614, for the soul of Gil Homem da Costa. The chapel's administrator was Pedro de Sousa de Carvalho.

Documents produced by the entail.

Provision by which the king authorizes the subrogation requested by Pedro de Castro, administrator of the chapel of Gil Homem da Costa. Gil Homem had bequeathed to his chapel 5 600 reis of masses, anually, entailed to houses in Lisboa. These houses were inherited by Pedro de Castro from his wife, D. Lourença. He wanted to subrogate them for other houses with better revenue. This request was made with the approval of his eldest son and heir, Jerónimo de Castro.
Preceded by the petition of Pedro de Castro, a dispatch, dated 1634-05-02, an information from the provedor das capelas, dated 1634-10-21, and another dispatch, dated 1634-10-24.

Tombo (extract) by which it is declared that Gil Homem ordered two weekly masses for his soul in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. Isabel de Andrade, his wife, was the first administrator. The current administrator was D. Maria de Andrade, their daughter, wife of Pedro de Sousa de Carvalho, who lived in his farm in Oeiras. The payment for the masses started in 1596-03-01.