Will (extract) by which Margarida Botelho expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. She appoints her husband and António Lopes Nunes as her executors. She gives them 20 000 reis of interest so they can buy properties to entail to a perpetual mass for her soul.

Sentence by which the will of Margarida Botelho is considered fulfilled.

Documents produced by the entail.

Exemplification of a chaplains’ appointment in favour of D. Simão Nunes Chacón, clérigo de ordens menores, nephew of Margarida Botelho, titled "Este es un treslado bien y fielmente sacado della collecion de capelania y apossecion que delles esta dada a Don Simon Mines Chacon clerigo de menores ordenes".

Codicil (extract) by which Margarida Botelho orders that her executors use 40 000 reis of interest to buy properties to entail to her chapel, instead of the 20 000 reis she established in her will. She establishes that the daily mass for her soul shall be prayed by a chaplain from her family. She appoints her sister, Maria Nunes, and her successors, as administrators of her chapel.

Chaplains’ appointment in favour of D. Simão Nunes Chacón, clérigo de ordens menores, nephew of Margarida Botelho, issued by Fr. Placido Pacheco, bishop of Cadiz, elected bishop of Plasencia, and of the Conselho do Rei. In her will, Margarida Botelho had appointed as her executors her husband, Nuno Álvares de Lisboa, and her father, António Lopes Nunes. They had entailed to her chapel some houses in Cadiz, and appointed D. Simão, son of D. Maria Nunes, sister and heir of the institutor, as perpetual chaplain. They requested that the chapel should be erected as an ecclesiastical benefice, to which Fr. Placido agreed, appointing D. Simão Nunes Chácon as beneficiary, and António Lopes Nunes and Nuno Álvares de Lisboa as patrons.
Followed by acceptance deed dated 1633-08-31.