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Manuel da Cunha entail archive

VINC007244 MC EA
Fonds

Documents produced by the entail.

Manuel da Cunha entail

VINC007244 MC EA/004
Item
1678-03-16

Part of Manuel da Cunha entail archive

Sentence considering the properties chosen by Manuel Nunes entailed to the chapel established by Manuel da Cunha.

Nunes, Manuel (flor.1676-1678)

Termo de declaração

VINC007244 MC EA/002
Item
1676-03-04

Part of Manuel da Cunha entail archive

Termo de declaração by which Manuel Nunes, cerieiro, names the properties which are to be entailed to the chapel established by Manuel da Cunha.

Nunes, Manuel (flor.1676-1678)

VINC007244 MC EA/003
Item
1677-09-05

Part of Manuel da Cunha entail archive

Tombo of the properties in Loures entailed to the chapel established by Manuel da Cunha, which was administered by Manuel Nunes.

Nunes, Manuel (flor.1676-1678)

VINC007244 MC EA/001
Item
1666-05-01

Part of Manuel da Cunha entail archive

Will (extract) by which Manuel da Cunha establishes an entail with a daily mass in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where he wishes to be buried. He appoints Manuel Nunes, cerieiro, married to his step-daughter, Antónia Ribeiro, as its administrator. He orders him to sell his third part to buy properties to entail to this obligation. He also appoints his stepdaughter as heir of the chapel established by Maria Engrácia and her husband, Diogo Vaz, which he administered.

Cunha, Manuel da (d.1672)