Will (extract) by which Maria Viegas orders houses to be bought with the money she gives annually to her daughter, Maria do Nascimento, nun in the monastery of Anunciada of Lisboa. Her daughter shall have the usufruct of these properties, with the obligation of five annual masses. After her death, the obligation shall pass to Domingos Vieira, Maria Viegas's son-in-law, who shall appoint his closest relative as next administrator.

Documents produced by the entail.

Codicil by which Maria Viegas, widow of Álvaro da Costa, entails the houses she bought with the money of her daughter, Maria do Nascimento, for her usufruct, according to her will. After Maria do Nascimento's death, the houses and the obligation shall pass to her sister, Vicência de Matos, wife of Domingos Viera, and not to Domingos Vieira, as Maria Viegas had previously established in her will. After Vicência's death, the entail shall pass to her eldest son, Manuel Vieira, who can, afterwards, appoint a successor among his children.

Codicil by which Maria Viegas, widow of Álvaro da Costa, establishes that the obligation of five masses she entailed to the houses mentioned in her previous will and codicil shall be prayed in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. She bequeaths these houses to her daughter, Vicência de Matos, and to her son-in-law, Domingos Vieira, who shall pay 4 000 reis annually to her other daughter, Maria Nascimento, during her lifetime.