Acórdão em relação, judging a civil process between João de Noronha, appellant, against Domingos da Câmara, appellee, on the administration of the chapel instituted by Fernando Vaz da Granja, in Constantim.
The sentence gives the motion presented as unproven, noting that the appellant had no right to the administration of the chapel because he was the natural son of the previous administrator. Consequently, it recognized as legitimate the administration of the appellee.

Administration letter to Simão de Miranda.

Administration letter to Domingos da Câmara of Fernando Vaz da Granja chapel's administration.

Administration letter to Domingos da Câmara of Fernando Vaz da Granja chapel's administration.

Administration letter on behalf of Francisco Cardoso de Noronha, giving him the administration of the chapel of Constantim, which was vacant due to the death of his father, Francisco Cardoso de Sequeira.

Administration letter on behalf of Jorge da Câmara de Noronha naming him administrator of the chapel during his lifetime in reward for his military services in Pernambuco, and due to the death of his father, Domingos da Câmara de Noronha, who received a grace to appoint his successor on the chapels he administered.

Apostille ordering the compliance of the grace warrant of administration given on behalf of Domingos da Câmara, which is signed by D. Afonso Furtado de Mendonça, archbishop of Lisbon and Governador do Reino.

Apostille ordering the compliance of the grace warrant of administration to Domingos da Câmara, which is signed by D. Afonso Furtado de Mendonça, archbishop of Lisbon and governador do Reino.

Certificate of a tombo of the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, in the church of Constantim, administered by Francisco Pereira de Castelo Branco, issued by Frutuoso de Matos Coelho, tabelião do judicial e notas in Vila Real, by authority of Doutor Manuel da Silva Pereira, juiz de fora of Vila Real.
In addition to the copy of the tombo, carried out between 1688-06-01 and 1689-12-09, it includes a royal provision (dated 1696-07-03); a citation letter (dated 1698-10-04); a summoning letter (dated 1695-07-13); several acknowledgment records of the land measurement deeds of the chapel's assets, some land measurement deeds and several other legal documents necessary for the conclusion and authentication of the tombo.

Chancery record of a grace warrant of administration on behalf of Francisco Pereira de Castelo Branco naming him administrator of the chapel declared vacant due to the death of Jorge da Câmara de Noronha.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Domingos da Câmara.

Chancery record of an administration letter on behalf of Jorge da Câmara de Noronha.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Simão de Miranda.

Chancery record of an administration letter on behalf of Francisco Cardoso de Noronha.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Domingos da Câmara.

Chancery record of an apostille on a grace warrant of administration to Domingos da Câmara.

Codicil of Fernando Vaz da Granja appointing Fernando Eanes Porto Carreiro as his executor and Rodrigo Afonso, his nephew, as his universal heir.

Exemplification of a will chart of Fernando Vaz da Granja and Inês Lourenço and of a codicil of Fernando Vaz da Granja, made by Cristóvão do Mando, notário apostólico.

Documents produced by the entail.

Grace warrant given to Doutor Francisco Cardoso de Sequeira, do Desembargo do Rei, allowing him to transmit the administration of the chapel of Constantim to one of his sons, as a reward for his services as vereador of Lisboa during the time the plague spread across the city.

Grace warrant of administration to Domingos da Câmara, capitão-mor de três naus que agora vão à Índia, of the following chapels' administrations: Fernando Vaz da Granja in Constantim, Vila Real; Isabel Pires in Santa Maria de Arronches; Fernando Eanes also known as Chapel of Pinheiro located in Ermida de Nossa Senhora do Ameal, Torres Vedras.

Grace warrant of administration on behalf of Francisco Pereira de Castelo Branco naming him administrator of the chapel declared vacant due to the death of Jorge da Câmara de Noronha, last administrator, but also in attention of a pension warrant worth 40.000 réis he was entitled to.

Grace warrant of administration to Domingos da Câmara, capitão-mor of the three ships (naus) going now to India, of the following chapels' administrations: Fernando Vaz da Granja in Constantim, Vila Real; Isabel Pires in Santa Maria de Arronches; Fernando Eanes also known as Chapel of Pinheiro located in Ermida de Nossa Senhora do Ameal, Torres Vedras.

Grace warrant of administration on behalf of Jorge da Câmara de Noronha naming him administrator of the chapels administered by his late father, Domingos da Câmara de Noronha, who received a grace to appoint his elder son to succeed him on both chapel's administration, being so a chapel in Arronches and the chapel of Constantim, in Vila Real.

Royal provision ordering the juiz de fora of Vila Real, to authenticate the tombo of the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário, in the church of Constantim, following a petition presented by Francisco Pereira de Castelo Branco.

Tombo of the chapel of Nossa Senhora de Constantim, administered by Francisco Pereira de Castelo Branco, ordered by Doutor Pascoal Pacheco de Brito, juiz de fora of Vila Real.
Contains: a royal provision, appointing Doutor Pascoal Pacheco de Brito as juiz do tombo (dated 1687-07-21); a letter of attorney issued by Francisco Pereira de Castelo Branco to Luís Teixeira de Magalhães to represent him in the tombo (dated 1688-11-11); several land measurement deeds of the chapel's assets.
It includes other legal documents necessary to carry out the tombo.

Tombo of the chapel founded by Fernando Vaz da Granja and Maria Lourenço, his wife, in the church of Nossa Senhora da Feira, in Constantim, administered by Domingos da Câmara, ordered by doutor Tomé Pinheiro da Veiga, desembargador dos agravos e apelações na Casa da Suplicação and juiz dos tombos, averiguação e manifestações das Capelas, Hospitais e Confrarias da Coroa.
Contains: an exemplification of a will chart of Fernando Vaz da Granja and Inês Lourenço and a codicil of Fernando Vaz da Granja; a land measurement deed of the chapel's assets (dated 1585); two acórdãos em relação; an administration letter to Domingos da Câmara and an administration letter to Jorge da Câmara.

Will chart of Fernando Vaz da Granja and Inês Lourenço, his wife, ordering their grave in the church of Santa Maria da Feira, in Constantim, where they establish two chapels. They entailing assets to fulfill the charges. They appoint the surviving of the two as executor, together with Fernando Eanes Porto Carreiro and João Rodrigues, his son, criado to the founders.