Apostille on public debt instrument (extract) issued to D. Mariana de Corte-Real, represented by her husband, João Marques Correia, who became administrator of the chapel established by Diogo de Carvalhais after the death of D. Isabel de Mendonça, her sister. It confirms the change of the place where the entailed instrument is set from the Almoxarifado de Barcelos to the Almoxarifado da Portagem de Santarém, both part of the Casa do Infantado.

Chancery record of an apostille on public debt instrument (extract) issued to D. Mariana de Corte-Real, wife of João Marques Correia, who became administrator of the chapel established by Diogo de Carvalhais after the death of D. Isabel de Mendonça, D. Mariana's sister.
Contains reference to another chancery record of the same document, dated 1692.09.01.

Contract and bond deed between D. Isabel de Mendonça and the priests of the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa. D. Isabel promises to the priests to fulfill the obligation of 20 masses of the chapel established by her grandfather, Diogo de Carvalhais, which is entailed to a public debt instrument in the Almoxarifado of Barcelos, which she now possessed.
Followed by letter of acceptance.

Documents produced by the entail.

Exemplification of a contract and bond deed issued at the request of D. Isabel de Mendonça, administrator of the chapel established by Diogo de Carvalhais.

Instrumento de redução de juro celebrated between D. Mariana de Corte-Real, administrator of the chapel established by her grandfather, Diogo de Carvalhais, and Bartolomeu de Sousa Mexia, desembargador and procurador da Casa do Infantado. It changes the place where the public debt instrument entailed to this chapel is set from the Almoxarifado de Barcelos to the Almoxarifado da Portagem de Santarém, both part of the Casa do Infantado.
Contains letter-of-attorney given to D. Mariana de Corte-Real to her husband, João Marques Correia.

Sentence judging the houses in rua de Valverde, Lisboa, which were part of the third of a deceased female administrator, annexed to the chapel established by Diogo de Carvalhais.

Will written by Diogo de Carvalhais before he departs to exile in Angola. He designates his wife, Ana Ribeira de Padilha, and their sons, Fernando and António de Carvalhais, as his heirs and executors. He bequeaths his eldest son, Fernando de Carvalhais, his third part and the third parts of his parents and sister, Madalena Lopes, as an entail, only if he is discharged, since he has been condemned to death. If he isn't, they shall pass to his brother, António de Carvalhais, and to his descendants, and their mother shall have their usufruct during her lifetime. He also orders his heirs to sell their houses in Guimarães and move to another city, where they shall establish a chapel with an obligation of 20 annual masses for his own soul and the souls of his other relatives. If this chapel is in Lisboa, it shall be in the cloister of the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo.
Followed by approval deed of the will.