Certificate of pagamento à terça (extract) of Luís Gomes, tanoeiro, issued at the request of Juliana Gomes, his widow.

Dispatch ordering the separation of the obligations established in Luís Gomes and Juliana Gomes's will, since Juliana Gomes doesn't want to use her half of their chapel, and ordering the writing of a tombo.
Followed by auto de separação, explaining the chapel of Luís Gomes shall only have as obligation a nocturne with a sung mass.

Documents produced by the entail.

Pagamento à terça (extract) of Luís Gomes, tanoeiro, in which it is shown that he entailed his houses in rua da Tanoaria, to be bequeathed to his wife, Juliana Gomes, and, after her death, to their daughter, Maria.

Sentence ordering Juliana Gomes, widow of Luís Gomes, to deliver her part of the money she inherited from her husband, five years ago, to deposit in the Juízo das Capelas, to entail to the chapel established by her husband.

Termo de declaração by which Juliana Gomes, represented by her son, Ambrósio da Silva, declares that she wants to give up her half of the chapel she previously established with her husband, and requests an account of the obligations she must pay for her husband's part.

Tombo of the houses in rua da Tanoaria entailed to the chapel established by Luís Gomes and owned by his widow, Juliana Gomes.
Followed by sentence ordering the fulfillment of the tombo, dated 1611-02-11.

Will (extract) by which Luís Gomes and his wife, Juliana Gomes, express their wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. They bequeath their third parts to their children, namely their daughter, Mariana, and to their successors, with the obligation of an annual nocturne with a sung mass and masses in the holidays of the Virgin. If their daughter dies without descendants, the entail shall be administered by her brothers.

Written request by Juliana Gomes, presenting a certificate of a partition deed and requesting to be exempt from depositing the money previously requested by sentence, since she had an account of the properties that were entailed to her husband's chapel.