Account of the administration (extract) of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro's chapel ordering its administrator to give, at least, 925 réis each year to the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa to sustain the pious obligations established by the institutor. Filipe Fialho, João Fialho's son, declared that he was just one of his father's heirs and that it was D. Lucrécia who was the chapel's administrator.

Acórdão em relação ordering the Contador to question Filipe Fialho, João Fialho's son and heir, concerning the fulfilment of the pious obligations of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro's chapel and the partition of his father's patrimony. The Contador is also asked to issue the account of the entail's administration.

Chancery record of a donation deed to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro.

Confirmation letter to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro of a grace letter given to his father Rui de Castro by D. Afonso V.

Confirmation letter to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro of another confirmation letter that was given to him by D. João II.

Confirmation letter to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro of a grace letter given to his father Rui de Castro by D. Afonso V.

Contract and bond deed between Pedro Rodrigues de Castro, Fidalgo Cavaleiro da Casa do Rei, and the friars of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, by which he orders them to celebrate 50 annual masses for the soul of his father, Rui Pires de Castro, whose body was buried in the convent's church. He commits himself to give each year to the convent 330 reais brancos, which should be extracted from the revenues of his farmstead (quinta) of Fontoura, in the outskirts of Lisboa.

Court sentence by which Fernando Aires do Vale validates the termo issued on 1636-01-02 and the agreement between António Taveira de Avelar and the prior of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa.

Donation deed to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro of half of the assets of his father, Rui Pires, tesoureiro-mor. These assets should be trasmitted to the son of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro as an entail.

Donation deed to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro of half of the assets of his father, Rui Pires, tesoureiro-mor. These assets should be trasmitted to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro's son as an entail.

Donation deed to Pedro Rodrigues de Castro of half of the assets of his father, Rui Pires, tesoureiro-mor. These assets should be trasmitted to the son of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro as an entail.

Exemplification of a contract and bond deed made by Pedro Rodrigues de Castro, issued by Manuel Antunes at the request of Frei Jerónimo da Apresentação, friar of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa.

Grace letter to Rui de Castro giving him an exemplification of a donation deed of the entail that was given to his father Pedro Rodrigues de Castro. The donation deed belongs to Torre do Tombo.

Grace letter to Rui de Castro giving him an exemplification of a donation deed of the entail that was given to his father Pedro Rodrigues de Castro. The donation deed belongs to Torre do Tombo.

Licence to Rui de Castro authorizing the sale of the farm of Corroios, although it was entailed to the entail instituted by Pedro Rodrigues, his father.

Documents produced by the entail.

Sale and bond deed by which Diogo Álvares, Escudeiro do Conde de Tarouca, sells the farmstead (quinta) of Fermozinha in Fonte Coberta, Lisboa, to João Fialho, Contador da Casa do Rei, for 70 000 réis, with the obligation of using part of its revenues to celebrate 50 annual masses for the soul of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. In 1508-08-29, Catarina Fernandes Ribeiro, Diogo Álvares' wife, approved this sale on behalf of the buyer.

Termo declaring that António Taveira de Avelar, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei and administrator of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro's chapel, delivered 16 500 réis to the Prior of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. Thus, he settled the debt he had contracted by not having paid for the masses celebrated for the institutor's soul. The prior and the administrator agreed that henceforth the latter should pay 2 750 réis each year for the fulfilment of the entail's pious obligations.