Will chart by which Lourenço Afonso Pombo, lavrador, and Catarina Eanes, his wife, bequeath lands (casais) in Arranhó and Bucelas to Afonso Eanes do Arcipreste, their criado, obligating him and his descendants to support the celebration of 6 annual masses in their chapel of the church of S. Lourenço de Arranhó, which they should maintain. The testators declare that their remains must be buried inside their chapel.

Will by which Lourenço Afonso Pombo bequeaths all his assets, including part of his lands (casal) in Arranhó, to Pedro Eanes Carrasco, capelão na igreja do Milharado, with the obligation of celebrating annual masses for his soul in the church of S. Lourenço of Arranhó, where his remains would be buried. Thus, he revokes the donation of all that property to Afonso Eanes do Arcipreste, which he and his late wife had made in their will chart issued on 1480-08-18, alleging that the latter had stolen from him.

Tombo of the chapel established by Lourenço Afonso Pombo and Catarina Eanes in the church of S. Lourenço of Arranhó, made according to the order of the Provedor-mor dos Hospitais, Capelas, Albergarias e Confrarias. Contains copies of court proceedings and an acórdão em relação.

Documents produced by the entail.

Court proceedings by which Pedro Lopes do Carvalhal, Juiz do Cível de Lisboa, authenticates the will chart made by Lourenço Afonso Pombo and his wife, Catarina Eanes, at the request of the first testator. Catarina Eanes died before the document could be approved by a notary, for which reason her husband asked the judge to do it.

Acórdão em relação ordering Afonso Eanes do Arcipreste to support the celebration of 2 annual masses for the soul of Catarina Eanes and demanding the delimitation of the chapel's assets. It is mentioned that following Catarina Eanes' death, Lourenço Afonso Pombo remarried and revoked the will chart made in 1480-08-18. Subsequently, Afonso Eanes do Arcipreste was only given half of the lands which he should had inherited and the entail's pious obligations were reduced. Followed by the measurement of the properties incorporated in that chapel.