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António Lopes, Francisco da Fonseca entail archive
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Bond

Bond by which the administrator Manuel da Fonseca obligated to this chapel 12 000 réis in Almoxarifado do Estanco de Tabaco.

Fonseca, Manuel da (flor.1686-1690)

Codicil

Codicil by which Francisco da Fonseca confirmed the incorporation of two olive groves into this entail, obligating his wife Feliciana de Azevedo to celebrate masses for their souls and for the soul of their deceased son. He also wanted to change some dispositions concerning the construction of the chapel of Santo António, in the Church of São Tomé.

Fonseca, Francisco da (flor.1653-1674)

Contract and bond deed

Contract and bond deed by which Francisco da Fonseca and his wife Maria Salvado, the institutor's daughter, contracted with the priests of the Church of São Tomé to build a chapel following the institutor's will. They should be its first administrators and their heirs should succeed in this entail. If they did not nominate one of the children, it should succeed the eldest son, or daughter. This entail is composed of a farm in Vale Escuro, with its houses, and fruit trees located on the outskirts of Lisboa.

Fonseca, Francisco da (flor.1653-1674)

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation of 12 000 réis in Almoxarifado do Estanco do Tabaco and two olive groves located in Vale Escuro into this entail.

Fonseca, Manuel da (flor.1686-1690)

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the fulfiment of António Lopes' last will and the incorporation of half of his farm located on the outskirts of Vale Escuro.

Fonseca, Francisco da (flor.1653-1674)

Tombo

Tombo of the properties incorporated into António Lopes' entail, composed of half of the farm of Vale Escuro. Followed by a sentence dated 1689-08-19.

Azevedo, Feliciana de (flor.1689)

Will

Will by which António Lopes founded the chapel of Santo António in the Church of São Tomé using his third. The institutor wanted to build his family chapel, to be buried in the same place of his wife Inês Salvado and to celebrate the masses he ordered. The remaining part of his third should be used to endow his daughter to marry Francisco da Fonseca. This entail is composed of a farm and an olive grove located in Lisboa.

Lopes, António (flor.1651)

Will (extract)

Will (extract) by which Francisco da Fonseca declared that he wanted to incorporate some houses where he lived into António Lopes' entail after his wife Feliciana de Azevedo's death, and he ordered that this chapel should be administrated by his nephew Manuel da Fonseca. He also incorporated two more olive groves located in Vale Escuro into this entail.

Fonseca, Francisco da (flor.1653-1674)