Will (extract) by which Maria Miguéis bequeaths lands in Almada, houses and vegetable gardens (hortas) in Lisboa to Catarina Andrés, Vasco Serpa's sister and Gonçalo Gomes' wife, with the obligation of paying each year 15 libras to the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, whose friars must light a lamp in its main chapel. If the heir dies before she can fulfil the testator's will, the guardian of the convent is obligated to deliver those properties to a relative of Maria Miguéis. She leaves all her remaining assets to Gil Esteves, her nephew, who should use its revenues to support the celebration of annual masses for her soul in that convent, where his aunt's body would be buried.

Tombo of the chapel established by Maria Miguéis in the convent of São Francisco of Lisboa, made according to the order of Álvaro Eanes, Juiz e Provedor dos Hospitais, Capelas, Albergarias e Confrarias de Lisboa.
Composed of copies of an administration letter and an acórdão em relação.

Documents produced by the entail.

Exemplification of a will (extract) made by Maria Miguéis, issued at the request of the procurador do convento de S. Francisco de Lisboa.

Agreement deed by which the friars of the convent of São Francisco of Lisboa appoint Aires Vaz de Alvalade, Escudeiro, Gil Esteves de Alvalade's son, to be administrator of Maria Miguéis' chapel. He and his heirs are obligated to pay 9 libras each year to that convent and to give olive oil to light a lamp. It is mentioned that after Maria Miguéis' death, Gil Esteves de Alvalade, Escudeiro, inherited the assets left by his aunt, but decided to disperse part of her patrimony, ignoring her will.

Acórdão em relação ordering João Lopes de Alvalade, Cavaleiro, administrator of Maria Miguéis' entail, to fulfil the obligations left by the institutor and demanding the issuance of a tombo of the properties belonging to that chapel. Followed by a detailed list of its assets.