Will by which Brás Salema expresses his wish to be buried in the crossing of the church of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. He bequeaths his third part to his eldest son, Diogo Salema, with the obligation of a daily mass. His wife, Isabel Serrão, shall have its usufruct during her lifetime. He also requests his mother and sisters to bequeath him their parts of his father's third part, composed of houses in Gadril, to entail with the obligation of an annual mass. If they don't bequeath him the full property, he will take his part of those houses as head of his entail.
Will aproved in 1562-07-20, and opened in 1562-07-27.

Tombo (extract) of the chapel of Brás Salema, by which it is explained that he established an annual mass in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. The administrators were Isabel Serrão, João Salema and Fernando de Miranda Henriques, who is also the administrator of the entail of João Salema. Obligations were paid from 1633 to 1681.

Carta testemunhável of the will made by Brás Salema, fidalgo da Casa do Rei, issued at the request of his widow, Isabel Serrão, by the licenciado Estêvão de Aguiar Barreto, cidadão de Lisboa, who judged the inventory and partitions made after his death.

Documents produced by the entail.