Bond by which the priests of the convent of Nossa Senhora da Divina Providência committed themselves to celebrate 2 perpetual daily masses for the soul of João Manuel de Lisboa, as the deceased had ordered in his will. To fulfil this obligation they would receive 60 000 réis each year, which would be given to them by Mateus da Costa, João's nephew, and his successors. The money would be extracted from the revenues of houses located on Carmo and Rua da Metade, in Lisboa.

Court sentence confirming the fulfiment of João Manuel de Lisboa's will and the attachment of 2 houses to the chapels of perpetual daily masses instituted by him. The judge ordered the making of a tombo of the entailed properties.

Documents produced by the entail.

Tombo of houses on Rua da Metade and Bairro do Marquês, parish of Trindade, in Lisboa, which were entailed to the chapel established by João Manuel de Lisboa. It was administrated by Mateus da Costa, ourives do ouro. Followed by a court sentence issued on 1679-09-18.

Will by which padre João Manuel de Lisboa bequeathed his remaining assets, after all his legacies were given, to Mateus da Costa, his nephew, namely the houses on Carmo which were attached to an obligation of celebrating a perpetual daily mass for the soul of his father, Diogo Manuel, and houses on Rua da Metade, whose revenues would support a celebration of another perpetual daily mass for the testator's soul. To guarantee the fulfilment of the pious obligations, the testator gave Mateus a public debt instrument of 18 000 réis. He appointed his friend, cónego Luís Pereira de Bós, and his nephew to execute his will. His remains would be deposited in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where his ancestors were buried. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1676-08-12 and an opening deed issued on 1676-08-26.