Account of the administration (extract) mentioning that in the church exists the following records: an agreement deed of 1436 signed between the clergyman Martinho Lourenço and Vasco Lourenço Caldeira, grandson of Maria Eanes, and both of them administrated the chapel; a sentence of 1446 by which D. João, archbishop of Lisbon, ordered that Martinho Lourenço pay the entire pious obligations by his own; and a sentence of 1436 by which D. Diogo, archbishop of Lisbon, ordered that Martinho Lourenço e Vasco Lourenço Caldeira, chapel's administrators, pay a moio of wheat to fulfill the pious obligations.

Acórdão em relação which opposed the plaintiff Procurador da Coroa against the defendant Diogo de Sampaio de Melo ordering the sequestration of the entailed assets of the chapel since that defendant didn't made the tombo as it was ordered in the administration letter of 1611. The new tombo and this acórdão must be registered in the book of the Capelas da Coroa of the Torre do Tombo and in the book of the Provedoria, and to put an inscription in the grave of the institutor. The the tombo of the chapel founded by Gonçalo Esteves, that is attached to this one, must be registered as well.

Acórdão em relação which opposed the plaintiff Procurador da Coroa against several defendants, in which is included Diogo de Melo de Sampaio and other ones that are not nominated, ordering them to deliver to the Procurador da Coroa the chapel's administration since that they don't show the administration letter. The chapel belongs from now on to the crown.

Administration letter to Diogo de Melo giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Eanes and the chapel founded by Gonçalo Esteves, both in the church of São Martinho in Sintra.

Administration letter to Maria Correia of the chapels of Maria Eanes and Gonçalo Esteves, in the church of São Martinho of Sintra, for her lifetime only, by request of her father, João Machado, who had renounced on her, by a deed dated from 1535-07-08.

Administration letter to Lourenço de Brito de Melo giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Eanes in São Martinho de Sintra church, as a reward for his services. He succeeds in the administration to his late father Diogo de Melo de Sampaio.
[Includes a scribe’s note refering to the previous register of the grace warrant of administration in the same chancery book, fl. 306v]

Administration letter to Henrique Vasques.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Maria Correia.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Diogo de Melo.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Lourenço de Brito de Melo.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Henrique Vasques.

Grace warrant of administration on behalf of João Machado allowing him to renounce on his daughter Maria Correia the administration of the chapels founded by Maria Eanes and Gonçalo Esteves. The desembargadores do Paço should issue the respective administration letter to the latter, after presentation of the resignation letter provided by the former.

Grace warrant of administration to Diogo de Melo appointing him to the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Eanes and the chapel founded by Gonçalo Esteves, both in São Martinho church in Sintra. The queen D. Leonor had donated these two chapels to the late João Machado, grandfather of the above Diogo de Melo, and to his descendants, but after his death a court sentence ordered that the administration should belong to the crown. This grace is for Diogo de Melo's lifetime regardless the court sentence.

Documents produced by the entail.

Sentence issued by D. Diogo, arcebishop of Lisbon, giving the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Eanes to Lourenço Martins Mourato, Leonor Vasques and Inês Vasques, during their lifetime, and reduces the pious obligations. It mentions another sentence issued by D. João, arcebishop of Lisbon, in 1408-12-12, by which is known the pious obligations and that Vasco Lourenço and Lourenço Martins Mourato were appointed to the chapel's administration.

Tombo of the chapel founded Maria Eanes in the church of São Martinho in Sintra, which is administrated by Diogo de Melo de Sampaio.
Contains: sentence (sentença eclesiástica); extract of the account of the administration; land measurement deed; administration letter to João Machado; acórdão em relação; administration letter to Diogo de Melo; acórdão em relação.