[Acknowledgment record] issued by Tesoureiro attesting the delivery of 105 contos de réis by Tomás Ximenes, Heitor Mendes, Luís Gomes de Elvas, Jorge Rodrigues Solis and André Ximenes to buy public debt instruments of 5 contos de réis for the next five years during the contract of the pepper that they have signed with the crown.

Apostille to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas transmitting a public debt instrument of 50.000 réis that he acquired by subrogation with the Arcebispo de Lisboa, D. Luís de Sousa. The public debt instrument was then entailed on the chapel.

Chancery record of a public debt instrument to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas.

Chancery record of a subrogation warrant to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas, administrator of Heitor Mendes de Brito and Guiomar Dias' entail, and D. Luís de Sousa, archbishop of Lisboa.

Chancery record of an apostille on public debt instrument to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas.

Documents produced by the entail.

Public debt instrument of 18.958 réis to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas to be entailed to the entail founded by his grandfather Heitor Mendes de Brito.

Public debt instrument of 455.000 réis to Heitor Mendes de Brito in which he was nominated by his partners Contratadores in the contract of the pepper from Índia, Tomás Ximenes, Luís Gomes de Elvas, Jorge Rodrigues Solis and André Ximenes.

Subrogation warrant to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas, administrator of Heitor Mendes de Brito and Guiomar Dias' entail, allowing him the subrogation of a farmhouse (casal), attached to the entail, evaluated in 600 000 réis and yielding 60 bushels of wheat a year, for a public debt instrument of 50 000 réis, that D. Luís de Sousa, archbishop of Lisboa, had .

Tombo of the farmstead of Vale Formoso, which belonged to the entail established by Heitor Mendes de Brito and his wife, D. Guiomar Dias, which was currently administered by their grandson, Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas.

Tombo of the properties incorporated into Heitor Mendes de Brito and Guiomar Dias' entail. This entail is composed of two "casais", one called “casal da Quinta”, located near to the Quinta dos Padres de Nossa Senhora da Graça, in Lisbon, and another called “casal da Rocha”, in the parish of Romão de Carnaxide. The institutors left these properties to their son Francisco Dias Mendes de Brito, that were now administrated by his grandson Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas.

Warrant ordering to issue public debt instruments of 5 contos de réis to Tomás Ximenes, Heitor Mendes, Luís Gomes de Elvas, Jorge Rodrigues Solis and André Ximenes with whom was signed the contract to bring 30.000 quintais of pepper from Índia in the next five years.

Will (extract) by which Heitor Mendes de Brito expresses his wish to be buried near his deceased son, Diogo Mendes, in the convent of S. Bento de Xabregas of Lisboa, to where his deceased wife should also be transfered. This chapel had been given to him by the priests through a contract issued in 1601-11-04. He designates his two sons, Francisco Dias Mendes and Nuno Dias Mendes, as his executors, and orders them to entail a public debt instrument to his chapel with the obligation of a daily mass for all of their souls. They shall also be buried there, as well as all the successors of the entails he established for them.