Approval deed of a codicil of Cosme Bernardes.

Approval deed of a will chart of Cosme Bernardes.

Documents produced by the entail.

Carta testemunhável of a libel of accusation regarding a conflict between Beatriz Gomes Chainha, widow, and her son-in-law, Cosme Bernardes, issued at the request of Diogo Gil.

Codicil of Cosme Bernardes.

Exemplification of a will chart of Cosme Bernardes, codicil and approval and opening deeds.

Letter of possession of the estate of the entail instituted by Cosme Bernardes, to Manuel Ribeiro, husband of Francisca Dias.

Libel of accusation by Beatriz Gomes Chainha, widow of Duarte Serrão, against Cosme Bernardes, her son-in-law, widower of her daughter, Isabel Serrão. Beatriz claimed that she was the universal heir of her daughter, as she had died without successors, and requested the issuing of a partition deed of her properties, since the first one had been stolen. Cosme Bernardes claimed the properties in question, which were in Almada, Alhos Vedros and Lisboa, didn't belong to his wife but to the third part of his mother, Beatriz Gomes, and were entailed to the chapel she had established.

Opening deed of a will chart and codicil of Cosme Bernardes.

Will by which Beatriz Gomes, mother of Cosme Bernardes, cavaleiro fidalgo da Casa do Rei, bequeaths her properties to her son, under the condition that he orders three annual masses for her soul and the souls of João Bernardes, Martinho Gonçalves, and Diogo Gomes in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa. Her son can appoint the next administrator among his children, and the chapel shall pass to their descendants afterwards. If he dies without succession, the entail shall pass to Beatriz's granddaughter, Maria Gomes, or to her nephew, Brás Serrão, son of Filipa Gomes, or to another person of Cosme's choice.

Will chart by which Cosme Bernardes expresses his wish to be buried in the church of S. João, where his wife, Isabel Serrão, is buried, and where he orders a chapel to be built. He establishes an entail with his properties, to which he annexes the third part of his wife, Isabel Serrão, and the third part of his mother, Beatriz Gomes. He designates Francisca Dias, his cousin, wife of Manuel Ribeiro, as first administrator. Her son Diogo Ribeiro was to succeed her, and then his eldest son. They shall order the masses established by Beatriz Gomes in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa and two weekly masses and an annual one in the church of S. João, where Cosme Bernardes and his wife are buried.