Deed of sale by which Inácio Ferreira, in his name and in the name of Catarina de Brito, his wife, sells houses in Rua do Mexia, Lisboa, to Jerónimo Gomes Amaral and his wife for 70 000 réis. The owners of those houses are obligated to support the celebration of an annual mass in the church of Santa Maria Madalena for the souls of Gonçalo Álvares, Isabel Vaz and Isabel Gonçalves. They had been donated to the seller by his grandmother, Branca Vaz. Contains copies of a letter of attorney and a letter of possession.

Donation deed by which Gonçalo Álvares, guarda da Porta da Cruz, and Isabel Vaz, his wife, donate to Branca Vaz, their criada, and to Marcos Fernandes, her husband, a house in the parish of S. Miguel, with the obligation that they and their successors should support the celebration of a mass, each year, in the church of Santa Maria Madalena of Lisboa for the souls of the donors and of Isabel Gonçalves.

Dowry deed by which Branca Vaz, Marcos Fernandes' widow, donates to Inácio Ferreira, her grandson, who would marry Catarina de Brito, all her properties, including houses in the parish of S. Miguel, Lisboa, which were associated to the obligation of celebrating an annual mass in the church of S. Maria Madalena of that city. Those assets would only be given to Inácio Ferreira after the death of his grandmother.
Furthermore, Inês Fernandes, Simão Farto's widow, donates to her granddaughter, Catarina de Brito, a rent of wheat that is entailed to the chapel established by Duarte Fernandes, Inês' brother, in the church of Santo Estêvão de Alfama of Lisboa. After the death of Catarina de Brito's grandmother, she would become the chapel's next administrator.
Inácio Ferreira accepted this deed.

Documents produced by the entail.