Acórdão em Relação judging António de Miranda, opponent, as the rightful successor of the entail of Manuel de Miranda, because he is descendant from Guiomar de Miranda, the institutor's sister, and from Maria de Miranda, her daughter, and condemning Francisco de Sousa Cid and his wife, D. Maria de Sousa, defendants, to relinquish the entail to him, with the income generated since the contested lawsuit. It excludes Pedro de Melo, plaintiff, who received the entail's administration, allegedly vacant to the Crown, from the king, and D. Maria de Sousa, defendant, because her consanguinity was forged and she is the daughter of her mother's second husband, Licenciado Manuel da Costa, and not of Simão de Miranda, the first administrator.

Chancery record of a licence warrant to Pedro de Melo.

Court proceedings regarding the succession of the entail of Manuel de Miranda.

Court sentence issued by Gonçalo da Cunha Vilasboas, juiz de fora of Torres Novas, ordering the fulfillment of the tombo of the properties which had belonged to António de Miranda Falcão, deceased.

Declaration by which Manuel de Miranda appoints Luís Rodrigues de Paiva to be one of the executors of his will, revoking the nomination of Álvaro Lopes for that position. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1576-12-21 and an opening deed issued on 1577-12-26.

Licence warrant to Pedro de Melo to denounce the entail and chapel vacancy at his own expenses in substitution of his late brother Roque de Melo who had already received royal autorization in 1645-09-15 to denounce it.

Documents produced by the entail.

Termo by Simão de Sousa, administrator of the chapel established by Manuel de Miranda, which had previously been administered by his mother, D. Leonor de Sousa, showing himself, as requested, to pay for the obligations of the chapel.

Termo de declaração by which Francisco Cardoso da Rocha lists the properties entailed to the chapel established by Manuel de Miranda, which he administers as tutor of the current administrator.

Tombo of the properties entailed to the chapel established by Manuel de Miranda, which was administered by the minor son of António de Miranda Falcão, represented by his tutor, Francisco Cardoso da Rocha.

Will chart by which Manuel de Miranda orders his executors to buy properties with his assets to entail to a chapel with the obligation of three weekly masses in the church where his body will be buried. He appoints Simão, son of his slave Ana, whom he raised, as administrator of his chapel and heir of his properties, which shall pass, afterwards, to his descendants. As Simão is a minor, he shall live in the house of one of his executors, be educated by them and be married to a noble woman. If Simão doesn't have heirs, or dies, the administration of his properties shall be given to Diogo Rodrigues de Lisboa one of the executors, if he is still alive, but only during his lifetime. After Diogo's death, two thirds of those properties shall be given to Guiomar de Miranda, sister of the institutor, or to her descendants, and another third shall be given to one of Manuel's nieces, daughter of Catarina de Miranda, another of his sisters who is already deceased. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1576-12-01 and an opening deed issued on 1577-12-26.