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Warrant

Warrant ordering the deposit in the Monastery of São Francisco in Estremoz of the incomes of the chapel founded by Estevainha Gomes, as it was asked by the guardião and religiosos of the monastery. All the administrators should obey to this order.

Gil Martins, Estevaínha Gomes entail

Warrant

Warrant attaching "in perpetuum" the chapel founded by Estevaínha Gomes to the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição de Vila Viçosa. The chapel was previously attached to the Hospital dos Portugueses in Madrid.

Gil Martins, Estevaínha Gomes entail

Warrant

Warrant ordering the Provedor da Comarca to be present in all the tax-farming contracts and in the election of the administrator of the chapel founded by Estevainha Gomes, as it was asked by the guardião and religiosos of the Monastery of São Francisco in Estremoz.

Gil Martins, Estevaínha Gomes entail

Warrant

Warrant ordering that the chapel founded by Estevaínha Gomes should be attached to the monastery of São Francisco in Estremoz, as it was ordered by the king D. Sebastião in 1571, instead of being attached to the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição in Vila Viçosa. The royal provision of 1641-03-08 is derogated.

Gil Martins, Estevaínha Gomes entail

Warrant

Warrant to the Hospital de Santo António dos Portugueses in Madrid giving it the remaining income – after every expense was paid – and the power to appoint the administrator of the chapel founded by Gil Martins and Estevaínha Gomes in the monastery of São Francisco of Estremoz. Such income was given by king D. Sebastião in 1571 for the repair of the monastery and later to the Hospital de Santo António dos Portugueses in Madrid, which now the king confirms.

Gil Martins, Estevaínha Gomes entail

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapels founded by Vasco Martins Curvo, Lourença Andreu, Estevainha Gomes, D. Iria, Pedro Chaveiro, João Domingues and Gil Afonso, in Veiros, to D. João de Almeida, do Conselho do Rei, under the condition that he fulfils their pious obligations.

Almeida, João de (flor.1480)