Administration letter to Francisco Nunes Pavia giving him the administration of the chapels founded by Vasco Afonso, João Bartolomeu and Afonso Martins all of them in the church of Alcochete. He received a favourable court sentence after the embargo lifted against him by the Procurador of the Order of Santiago, and succeeds to António Mendes, former administrator.

Administration letter of the chapels founded by João Bartolomeu, Afonso Martins and Vasco Afonso, located in Alcochete, given to Manuel Homem da Costa, by resignation of Filipe de Medeiros, his father and previous administrator.

Administration letter to Filipe de Medeiros giving him the administration of the chapel founded by João Bartolomeu in Santa Maria de Sabonha, the chapel founded by Vasco Afonso in the church of São João in Alcochete, and the chapel founded by Afonso Martins in the same church of São João in Alcochete. He succeeds to the late Francisco Nunes de Pavia, former administrator of these three in chapels.

Documents produced by the entail.

Chancery record of a denunciation warrant of administration on behalf of Brás Veloso de Sequeira enabling him to denounce the chapel's vacancy at his own expenses.

Chancery record of a denunciation warrant of administration on behalf of Brás Veloso de Sequeira enabling him to denounce the chapel's vacancy at his own expenses.

Chancery record of a grace letter given to João Cordeiro, administrator of the chapels founded by Vasco Afonso, João Bartolomeu and Afonso Martins in the church of Alcochete, allowing his son, also called João Cordeiro, to inherit their administration after his father's death.

Chancery record of an administration letter of Filipe de Medeiros.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Francisco Nunes de Pavia.

Chancery record of an administration letter of the chapels founded by João Bartolomeu, Afonso Martins and Vasco Afonso, located in Alcochete, given to Manuel Homem da Costa.

Denunciation warrant of administration on behalf of Brás Veloso de Sequeira allowing him to judicially demand, at his own expenses, the administration of three chapels founded by Afonso Martins, João Bartolomeu and Vasco Afonso in São João's church, in Alcochete, after denouncing its vacancy against Francisco da Cunha de Novais, current administrator. He would only receive the administration of the chapels during his lifetime with the condition of presenting this warrant and the respective sentences before the Desembargo do Paço, proving that the chapels were vacant to the Crown.

Denunciation warrant of administration on behalf of Brás Veloso de Sequeira allowing him to judicially demand, at his own expenses, the administration of three chapels, all of them vacant, one founded by Afonso Martins, the second founded by Vasco Afonso, both in the church of São João de Alcochete, and a third founded by João Bartolomeu in the church of Santa Ana Maria de Sebonha.

Grace letter given to João Cordeiro, administrator of the chapels founded by Vasco Afonso, João Bartolomeu and Afonso Martins in the church of Alcochete, allowing his son, also called João Cordeiro, to inherit their administration after his father's death.

Grace warrant of administration to Filipe de Medeiros appointing him to the administration of the chapel founded by João Bartolomeu in Santa Maria de Sabonha, to the chapel founded by Vasco Afonso in the church of São João in Alcochete, and to the chapel founded by Afonso Martins in the same church of São João in Alcochete. He succeeds to the late Francisco Nunes de Pavia, former administrator of these three in chapels.

Grace warrant of administration on behalf of Manuel Homem da Costa allowing him to succeed in the administration of the chapels founded by João Bartolomeu, Afonso Martins and Vasco Afonso, in Alcochete, after the death of Filipe de Medeiros, his father and administrator.

Grace warrant of administration on behalf of Francisco Nunes Pavia allowing him to succeed in the administration of the chapels founded by João Bartolomeu, Afonso Martins and Vasco Afonso, all of them in the church of Alcochete, as a reward for his services. These three chapels are administrated together since many years.