Acordão em relação judging a court process related to the succession of the entails founded by D. João Martins de Soalhães in 1304, Estêvão Rodrigues de Vasconcelos, in 1356 and Leonor de Meneses in 1452. The entail founded by D. João Martins de Soalhães was given to D. João Luís de Vasconcelos. The entails founded by Estêvão Rodrigues de Vasconcelos and Leonor de Meneses were given to Manuel de Vasconcelos.

Certificate of an acordão em relação issued by Domingos de Araújo, escrivão dos Feitos da Coroa e Capelas, at the request of the Conde Comendador-mor.
Contains another acordão em relação related to an unspecified entail.

Chancery record of a licence letter to Afonso de Vasconcelos, conde de Penela, to sell houses located in the Jewish quarter of Lisbon, up to the value of 10 000 réis of income.

Chancery record of a licence letter to conde de Penela to lease in perpetuity the houses of the chapels and entail of D. Leonor de Meneses, located in Lisbon, because it is more profitable to the entail.

Codicil by which D. Leonor de Meneses, D. Fernando's wife, revoked her previous will, appointing her nephew, D. Afonso, D. Isabel's son, to administrate the chapel she had instituted in the convent of Santo Agostinho of Santarém. At the time of his death, D. Afonso had to order that his body be buried in that convent, next to his grandparents' grave. During the minority of the heir, the chapel would be administrated by the Conde de Arraiolos, the testator's father-in-law.

Confirmation letter of a dowry and a donation made by D. Maria de Vasconcelos and D. Afonso to Martinho Calado. D. Maria donated him, as a dowry, a certain amount of money; D. Afonso gave him the administration of the chapels instituted by conde D. Pedro de Meneses, his grandfather, and D. Leonor de Meneses, his aunt, in the monastery of Santo Agostinho of Santarém.

Documents produced by the entail.

Licence letter to conde de Penela to lease in perpetuity houses in Lisboa belonging to the chapel established by D. Leonor de Meneses in the convent of S. Agostinho of Santarém, since it was more profitable to the entail.

Licence letter to Afonso de Vasconcelos, conde de Penela, to sell houses located in the Jewish quarter of Lisboa, up to the value of 10 000 réis of income, entailed to the chapel instituted by Leonor de Meneses, his aunt, and with the money from the sale to buy other properties, located in or around Lisboa, with an obligation of entailing them to the chapel.

Tombo of the chapels instituted by D. Pedro de Meneses and by D. Leonor de Meneses, his daughter, administrated by D. João de Vasconcelos e Meneses, Conde de Penela. It was issued at the order of King D. Manuel. Contains a detailed description of the entailed assets.

Will (extract) by which D. Leonor de Meneses, who was about to marry D. Fernando, Duque de Bragança, determined that if she died without leaving descendants, her previous will would be executed, since she confirmed its validity. However, if she left offspring, the third part of her assets would be delivered to the convent of S. Agostinho of Santarém, whose friars would support the celebration of 3 daily perpetual masses. If the convent renounced the chapel's administration, the entail would be transmitted to her eldest son and administrated, during his minority, by the Conde de Arraiolos.

Will (extract) by which D. Leonor de Meneses established a chapel in the convent of S. Agostinho of Santarém, entailing to it all her properties in Santarém as well as her farmstead ("quinta do Paraíso") and determining that its revenues should support the celebration of 5 daily perpetual masses and sustain 5 poor people every year. She designated her nephew, D. Pedro, son of the Condessa de Vila Real, D. Beatriz de Meneses, to administrate it, obligating him to use her father's family name and coat of arms. During his minority, the entail would be administrated by his mother.
D. Leonor de Meneses ordered the executors of her will to build two graves in that convent where her remains and those of her father, D. Pedro de Meneses, Conde de Viana, would be deposited. She also asked them to deliver to the heirs of her sister, D. Isabel, assets that were granted to her by the Regent, D. Pedro. If he did not authorize that, the executors had to wait for 2 years and then institute a chapel with those properties. It would be administrated by D. Afonso, D. Isabel and D. Fernando's son, who would have to support the celebration of 5 daily perpetual masses in that convent and provide for 5 poor people.