Exemplification of a declaration deed issued by Manuel do Vale, tabelião de notas in Lisboa.

Declaration deed by which Estêvão Franco, mestre pedreiro, in his name and in the name of his wife, Fabiana do Couto declares they had an obligation of paying masses to the convent of Santíssima Trindade entailed to houses in Lisboa, which they sold by mistake to Inácio Ferreira, thinking they were free of charges. They had thus requested the priests to change the payment to other houses nearby, making an extra payment to compensate for the mistake. The priests accepted, were given possession of the payment and the houses sold were judged free.

Bond by which Bento Quaresma, in his name and in the name of his wife, Beatriz Soares, donates to the priests of the convent of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa 600 réis of a perpetual payment (censo) to fulfil the obligations of the chapel established by his father, Antão Domingues, in the cloister of that convent. He entails to this payment the houses he possesses in Lisboa, and promises to fulfil it in his name and the name of his heirs and future owners of the houses.

Documents produced by the entail.