Annexation deed by which Fernando Aires de Almeida, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and administrator of the chapel established by his uncle and aunt, Simão Correia Lomelino and Guiomar Cabea da Silva, in the main church of Oeiras, annexes to this chapel half of the houses he inherited from his father, Manuel Aires de Almeida. He makes this annexation with the obligation that the future administrators shall order six annual masses, besides the ones already established by the institutors: three for the soul of his mother, D. Jerónima de Almada, in the chapel of Oeiras, the other three for the soul of Manuel Aires de Almeida, in the chapel of S. João Baptista of the convent of Nossa Senhora de Jesus of Lisboa, where he is buried.
Contains a certificate of a will (extract) in which Manuel Aires de Almeida designated his son as his universal heir, and a termo unrelated to the chapel.

Apostille on public debt instrument of 20 000 réis given to D. Maria de Sousa, daughter of D. Jerónima de Almada and her successor on the chapel's administration.

Chancery record of an apostille on public debt instrument to D. Maria de Sousa.

Contract and bond deed by which Simão Correia Lomelino and his wife, Guiomar Cabea, establish a chapel of the invocation of the Almas do Purgatório in the church of Santa Maria de Oeiras, where they wish to be buried. They entail to it a vineyard in Oeiras, which shall pay 2 000 réis each year for the ornamentation of the chapel and pious obligations for their souls.
Contains a letter-of-attorney, certificates of its authenticity and a petition requesting authorization to build the chapel from the archbishop of Lisboa.

Documents produced by the entail.

Will (extract) by which Guiomar Cabea, widow of Simão Correia Lomelino, expresses her wish to be buried in the chapel she established with her husband in the main church of Oeiras. She designates her niece, D. Maria, daughter of Jorge Carreiro de Almada and of D. Luísa da Gama, Guiomar's sister, as her heir, executor and administrator of her chapel and entail. She bequeaths her the third part of her husband and her own third part, entailing them to their chapel, with an obligation of 100 masses for their souls. The entail shall pass to D. Maria's descendants, with a preference for daughters. If she dies without successors, it shall pass to one of her siblings in this order: D. Helena, D. Jerónima, D. Francisco de Almada or D. António Carreiro.