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Apostille on public debt instrument

Apostille to Paulo Heitor de Sousa reducing the value of an entailed public debt instrument from 20.000 réis to 15.000 réis, as an effect of a royal decree, beloging to the chapel of D. Aldonça founded in the church of Santa Catarina de Condeixa.

Sousa, Paulo Heitor de (flor.1579-1622)

Bond

Bond by which D. João Soares, bishop of Coimbra, accepts the fulfillment of the clauses of the will made by D. Aldonça de Sousa.

Heitor, António (flor.1549-1559)

Codicil

Codicil of D. Aldonça de Sousa, confirming her will and reaffirming her desire to be buried in the convent of Santa Cristina, with António de Sousa, her husband, and then to be transferred with him to the chapel they had in the mother church of Santa Cristina of Condeixa.

Sousa, Aldonça de (d.1549)

Pension letter

Pension letter of 20.000 réis to António Heitor, until the total payment of the 2500 coroas that D. Aldonça de Sousa inherited from her husband. The amount was bequethed by D. Aldonça de Sousa to her chapel, to fulfil her pious obligations.

Heitor, António (flor.1549-1559)

Petition

Petition presented by Paulo Heitor, administrator of the chapel established by António de Sousa e D. Aldonça de Sousa, for having been notified that he had to cancel the 20 000 reais public debt instrument registered in the almoxarifado of Tomar, presenting the public debt instrument and asking for dispatch.
Two dispatches follow, dated 1617-05-22 and 1617-06-17, and a note, by Gaspar Álvares de Lousada, escrivão of Torre do Tombo, crossing out the aforementioned public debt instrument (dated 1617-11-10).

Sousa, Paulo Heitor de (flor.1579-1622)

Will

Will of António de Sousa and D. Aldonça de Sousa, his wife. They set up whoever survives of them as heir to all their assets, ordering that, after their death, the assets should be spent in pious works.

Sousa, Aldonça de (d.1549)

Will

Will by which D. Aldonça de Sousa expresses her wish to be buried in her chapel of Nossa Senhora do Pranto, in the mother church of Santa Cristina of Condeixa, to where she orders the transfer of the bones of her husband, António de Sousa, who was buried in the church of Santa Cristina of Tentúgal. If she died before the transfer, she would be buried in Tentúgal until they were both taken to their new chapel. She entails several properties to her chapel and appoints António Heitor, her criado, as first administrator, to whom should succeed Paulo, his son, followed by the eldest male son. In case of extinction of the lineage, the bishop of Coimbra would choose the next administrators.

Sousa, Aldonça de (d.1549)

Will chart

Will chart of António Heitor, ordering his grave in the chapel of Santo António, on the outskirts of Dornes. He declares he is the administrator of a chapel in the mother church of Condeixa, which D. Aldonça de Sousa had left him, and states that he had not yet fulfilled everything determined in her will. He orders the annexation of some of his best properties to that chapel.

Heitor, António (flor.1549-1559)