Certificate of inventory titled "autos de inventário e partilhas da fazenda que ficou por falecimento de Inês Almada, mulher de Damião Antunes, que se fez com a sua filha Inês Antunes".

Deed of sale by which Estêvão Coelho, moço da câmara do rei, and Inês Almada, his wife, also known as Inês Antunes or Inês Antunes de Almada, sell to António Gonçalves a pinyeard in Almada that Inês inherited from her mother, but which wasn't attached to her chapel.

Documents produced by the entail.

Pagamento à terça of Inês Almada done to Inês Antunes, her heir and administrator of her chapel.

Sentence issued at the request of Estêvão Coelho, husband of Inês Antunes de Almada, by which is defined which part of the vineyard his wife received from her mother, Inês de Almada, is entailed to her chapel, and which one isn't.

Will by which Inês de Almada, wife of Damião Antunes, who was in Índia, expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco de Lisboa, in the tomb of the Misericórdia. She establishes a chapel of three annual masses, entailing to it two vineyards in Corroios, Almada. She bequeaths it to her daughter, Inês Antunes. Followed by approval deed dated from the same day.