Acórdão em relação ordering Pedro Lopes do Poço, Escudeiro and administrator of Gil Martins do Poço's entail, to fulfil its pious obligations and demanding the making of a tombo of its properties. Followed by a detailed list of the chapel's assets.

Composition deed between Gil Martins do Poço, Contador do Rei, and Clara Pires, mother of his children, by which the former agrees to marry the latter, after 20 years of living together, and to legitimate their 4 children. He donates half of his assets to his wife with the purpose of providing means for her to support herself and their children. In return, Clara Pires donates half of her farmstead (quinta) of Palma to her husband, which should be incorporated in an entail to be inherited by one of their children.

Exemplification of a will chart made by Gil Martins do Poço, issued at the request of his son and heir, Martinho do Poço. This will chart was already described in VINC000225 GMP EA/001aa.

Exemplification of a will chart made by Gil Martins do Poço, issued at the request of Aparício Eanes, Prioste da Igreja de Santa Justa de Lisboa.

Exemplification of an exemplification of a will chart made by Gil Martins do Poço, issued at the request of the procurador do convento de S. Domingos de Lisboa.

Documents produced by the entail.

Tombo of the chapel established by Gil Martins do Poço, issued at the order of the Provedor-mor dos Hospitais, Capelas, Albergarias e Confrarias. Contains copies of an exemplification of the institutor's will chart, a composition deed and an acórdão em relação.

Will chart by which Gil Martins do Poço, Contador do Rei, bequeaths his farmstead (quinta) of Palma to his son, Martinho do Poço, obligating him and his successors to support the celebration of annual masses for his soul and the souls of his ancestors in the church of Santa Justa of Lisboa and in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of that city. He declares that his body should be interred in the grave where is father, Martinho do Poço, is buried, inside the church of Santa Justa. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1450-09-03.