Will by which Gaspar Dias and his wife Ana de Medeiros disinherited their grandson Gaspar Medeiros since he had deeply insulted them. They bequeathed a vineyard and lands to Agostinho Borges, their grandson, obligating him and his descendants to support the celebration of two masses every year for their souls. They also left him half of the third part of their assets under the condition that him and his successors would celebrate, each year, 9 masses. Both of these properties had to be transmitted to a son or daughter chosen by their Agostinho, before his death. Agostinho Borges was also asked to use part of the entail's income to support the costs of the legal action they were taking against Gaspar Medeiros.
The testators established another entail with half of the third part of their assets, which included properties in Ponta Delgada. It would be administrated by their son, Manuel de Medeiros, and passed to his descendants, with the obligation of celebrating, each year, masses in honour of the Passion. They declared that their bodies should be buried in the main chapel of Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Ponta Delgada.

Will by which Vicente Borges de Sousa appointed António Borges do Canto e Medeiros, his nephew, to administrate the entail established by Gaspar Dias and Ana de Medeiros, his great-grandparents, to which he had entailed a vineyard in Ponta Delgada.
The testator established a chapel, entailing 2 properties in Ponta Delgada and determining that it should be administrated by the eldest beneficiado of the church of S. Sebastião of that city, who had to celebrate annual masses in his honour.
He founded another entail, incorporating in it rents (foros) of wheat, declaring that it had to be administrated by his wife, D. Antónia da Pereira, with the obligation of supporting the celebration of annual masses in honour of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. After his wife's death, the entail would be administrated by the Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Ponta Delgada.
He bequeathed his houses in Angra, Ilha Terceira, to his wife, obligating her to celebrate annual masses for his soul. After her death, the houses would become the residency of the Bishops of Angra, under the condition that they celebrated, each year, masses for his soul in the chapel of S. Pedro of the cathedral of Angra.
Followed by an approval deed issued on 1691-08-04.

Opening deed of the will made by the deceased Gaspar Dias and his wife Ana de Medeiros, in which they founded three entails.

Opening deed of a will made by late Doutor Vicente Borges de Sousa issued at the request of Bento Fernandes da Silva.

Documents produced by the entail.

Exemplification of an opening deed of a will issued by Manuel Gomes, tabelião do público e judicial.

Exemplification of the will made by Gaspar Dias and his wife Ana de Medeiros, in which they founded three entails.

Approval deed of the will made by Gaspar Dias and his wife Ana de Medeiros, in which they founded three entails.