Annexation deed by which Antónia Veloso da Maia, widow of capitão Manuel André Vareiro, entailed to the chapel established by her husband a public debt instrument of 30 000 réis in Renda do Real da Água de Lisboa, houses on Poiais de S. Bento, Lisboa, a property (casal) in Poço do Caeiro, S. Domingos de Rana, and a land (casal) in the outskirts of Alverca. Capitão Pedro Veloso, her son, approved the deed. Contains a copy of the extract of Manuel André Vareiro's will, 2 dispatches and an answer of the Procurador das Capelas.

Contract and bond deed signed by the friars of the convent of S. Bento da Saúde of Lisboa and Pedro Veloso Vareiro, who also represented his mother, Antónia Veloso da Maia. Pedro committed himself to give 2 public debt instruments of 30 000 réis and 5 000 réis to the convent to support the celebration of a perpetual daily mass for the soul of Manuel André Vareiro, his late father, and to maintain the chapel of Jesus, Maria e José, which belonged to the deceased. He also promised to finance the completion of the altar piece. The friars of the convent assured him that they would celebrate the daily masses for his father's soul. Antónia Veloso da Maia gave her approval to this deed.

Court sentence confirming the entailment of properties and assets declared in the annexation deed to the chapel instituted by Manuel André Vareiro. The judge ordered the making of a tombo of the entailed assets. The defendant, Antónia Veloso da Maia, was exempt of delivering another account to the court regarding her husband's will.

Documents produced by the entail.

Petition by which Antónia Veloso da Maia asked to the Provedor das Capelas for permission to entail a public debt instrument and properties in S. Domingos de Rana and Alverca to the chapel established by her late husband, Manuel André Vareiro, in the convent of S. Bento da Saúde of Lisboa. Followed by a dispatch issued on 1653-03-07.

Will (extract) by which Manuel André Vareiro established a chapel of a perpetual daily mass, entailing to it the third part of his assets, which he appraised at 7 000 cruzados. He appointed his son, Pedro Veloso Vareiro, to administrate the entail, but only after his mother's death. In order to guarantee the fulfiment of the pious obligations, a public debt instrument would be given to the church or convent where the masses would be celebrated. He asks his son and wife to incorporate in the entail, respectively, to attach to it the third part of her assets and his legitimate part.