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Ana Martins entail archive

VINC001439 AM EA
Fonds

Documents produced by the entail.

Ana Martins entail

Approval deed of a will

VINC001439 AM EA/001aa
Item
1559-12-02

Part of Ana Martins entail archive

Approval deed of the will made by Ana Martins in which she founded an entail.

Martins, Ana (d.1560)

Exemplification of a will

VINC001439 AM EA/001
Item
1561-04-10

Part of Ana Martins entail archive

Exemplification of the will made by Ana Martins in which she founded an entail.

Opening deed of a will

VINC001439 AM EA/001b
Item
1560-11-03

Part of Ana Martins entail archive

Opening deed of the will made by the deceased Ana Martins in which she founded an entail.

Partition deed (extract)

VINC001439 AM EA/001c
Item
[156-]

Part of Ana Martins entail archive

Partition deed (extract) made after the death of Ana Martins, containing a description of the assets she entailed on her will.

VINC001439 AM EA/001a
Item
1559-12-02

Part of Ana Martins entail archive

Will made by Ana Martins in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail with a perpetual obligation of one mass celebrated every week in the mother church of Arcanjo São Miguel, in Vila Franca do Campo, where her body should be buried. She named her son André da Ponte as first administrator and after his death the administration should always continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir.

Martins, Ana (d.1560)