Documents produced by the entail.

Codicil (extract) by which Antónia Duarte bequeaths her patrimony to her husband, António de Oliveira, with the obligation of celebrating 2 annual masses for her soul in the hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Palma. After her husband's death, the entail must be transmitted to his heirs.

Composition deed between António de Oliveira, Capitão da Ordenança Militar em Lisboa, João Álvares Vieira, escrivão do Juízo dos Resíduos de Lisboa, and Cristóvão da Mota Montarroio, on behalf of Brásia Maria, his wife, by which they partitioned the patrimony of Mariana Duarte, mother-in-law of the former and grandmother of the others, since she owed 102 000 to their grandchildren when she wrote her will.
António de Oliveira declares that his late wife, Antónia Duarte, left all her assets to him and ordered that, after her husband's death, they should be inherited by their nephews, João Álvares Vieira and Brásia Maria. Thus, he fulfils his wife's will by donating houses in Asseiceira and lands in Ervedeira to them, with the obligation of celebrating 2 annual masses for her soul.

Court sentence confirming that the institutor's will had been fulfilled and ordering the issuance of a letter of quittance.

Will (extract) by which Antónia Duarte designated her husband, António de Oliveira, as her universal heir. She declared that she owned the following properties: a land in Espinheira ("a compridinha"), a property in Perdigueira, a field with a mill in Vale do Casal and houses in Asseiceira. She asked her husband to handle the partition of her mother's estate.