Deed of sale by which José Lobato and his wife, Maria da Guerra, sell to João de Pugas de Vasconcelos, provedor das Capelas, a lease of 5 000 reis in a vineyard in Azeitão, to entail to the chapel established by Henrique Pereira de Sousa and D. Isabel Telo de Meneses. The lease is bought with the remaining part of the revenue from the sale of a farmstead in Elvas, which had belonged to the entail but had been sold to acquire new properties. The chapel was then administered by D. Nicolau da Silva.
Contains petition by the provedor das Capelas, requesting authorization to buy the lease; dispatch, dated 1684-04-20; letter of attorney, dated 1684-04-26; and tenure contract, dated 1682-11-20.

Documents produced by the entail.

Sale and bond deed by which Pedro Bambolém de Faria, widower of Catarina de Matos, sells to João de Pugas de Vasconcelos, provedor das Capelas, his houses in Lisboa, in rua da Pelada, to entail to the chapel established by Henrique Pereira de Sousa and D. Isabel Telo de Meneses. The houses are bought with revenue from the sale of a farmstead in Elvas, which had belonged to the entail but had been sold to acquire new properties. The chapel was then administered by D. Nicolau da Silva.
Contains petition from the provedor, requesting an auto de vistoria to the houses; dispatch, dated 1682-09-18; auto de vistoria, dated 1682-12-22; dispatch, dated 1683-02-09; petition by Pedro Bambolém de Faria; dispatch, dated 1683-02-27; and dowry deed to Pedro Bambolém de Faria and Catarina de Matos, dated 1674-10-09.

Sentence judging the houses acquired by João de Pugas de Vasconcelos, provedor das Capelas, entailed to the chapel established by Henrique Pereira de Sousa and D. Isabel Telo de Meneses, which was administered by D. Nicolau da Silva.

Sentence judging the lease acquired by João de Pugas de Vasconcelos, provedor das Capelas, entailed to the chapel established by Henrique Pereira de Sousa and D. Isabel Telo de Meneses, which was administered by D. Nicolau da Silva.

Will (extract) by which Henrique Pereira de Sousa and his wife, D. Isabel Telo de Meneses, establish that the one of them who survives the other shall order a daily mass in the convent of the Carmelitas Descalços of Lisboa, to which they shall entail a public debt instrument.