Annexation deed by which doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, fidalgo da Casa do Rei, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and corregedor da comarca de Tomar, entails houses in Lisboa to the chapel established by his mother, D. Mariana de Sousa, which he administered. He had acquired an authorization from D. Álvaro Pires de Castro e Sousa, marquês de Cascais, because the houses were "foreiras in fatozim" to the entails of S. Mateus and Santo Eutrópio, of which he was administrator.
Contains processual documentation relating to the approval of this annexation, dated from 1657-04-30 to 1661-02-20, including the authorization from the marquês de Cascais.
Preceded by deed of sale by which Luísa de Aguiar, widow of Diogo Lopes, sold these houses to Luís de Foios, dated 1657-04-21.
Followed by certificate of pagamento de sisa, dated 1661-02-28.

Approval deed of a will of D. Mariana de Sousa.

Deed of sale by which Manuel de Oliveira de Figueiredo, porteiro da Câmara do Rei, and Filipa da Cruz, his wife, sell a "casal" in S. Quintino to doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and corregedor da comarca de Tomar, and to Estêvão de Brito de Foios, his brother. They entail it to the chapel established by their mother, D. Mariana de Sousa. Their father, desembargador Estêvão de Foios, had been the previous administrator, but, at the time of his death, he hadn't appointed an heir, and his two sons had both inherited the chapel's administration. They use money that had been left to them by capitão Domingos de Foios e Cabreira to employ in the acquisition of properties for the chapel.
Contains processual documentation regarding the sale, dated from 1660-07-10 to 1660-08-18, namely petitions and dispatches.

Exemplification of a pagamento à terça of D. Mariana de Sousa, made to her sons, Luís de Foios de Sousa e Estêvão de Brito de Foios, presented by Domingos de Foios, her executor, to the Juízo das Capelas.

Documents produced by the entail.

Opening deed of a will of D. Mariana de Sousa.

Pagamento à terça of D. Mariana de Sousa, which consists of properties in Ameixoeira, Lisboa, and money. She had bequeathed it to her husband, desembargador Estêvão de Foios, as part of an entail, and, at the time of her husband's death, to their sons: Luís de Foios de Sousa and Estêvão de Brito de Foios.

Sale and bond deed by which António Simões, serigueiro de chapas, and his wife, Luísa de Almeida, sell a vineyard in Cabeço de Cavaleiros, Alhos Vedros, to doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and corregedor da comarca de Tomar, and to Estêvão de Brito de Foios, his brother. They entail it to the chapel established by their mother, D. Mariana de Sousa.
Contains processual documentation regarding the sale, dated from 1660-07-12 to 1660-10-02, including petitions and dispatches, and documentation proving that the vineyard belonged to the sellers.

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Manuel de Foios Pereira sells a lease of 4 500 reis set in two vineyards in Ameixoeira to doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, fidalgo da Casa do Rei and comendador da Ordem de Cristo, who entails them to the chapel established by D. Mariana de Sousa.
Contains certificate of livro de raiz, dated 1663-03-04.

Sentence judging the vineyard and the houses previously acquired by doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa entailed to the chapel established by D. Mariana de Sousa.

Sentence judging the lease bought by doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa entailed to the chapel established by D. Mariana de Sousa.
Followed by an undated extract from a partition deed which refers to a deed dated 1648-02-27.

Sentence judging the properties belonging to the third part of D. Mariana de Sousa entailed to her chapel in the convent of the Carmelitas Descalços of Lisboa, and ordering the issuance of a certificate and a tombo. Jorge de Sousa da Silva, brother of the deceased, who is in India, shall be given an extract of her will, since he was called to the succession in case there were no heirs.

Sentence judging the "casal" in S. Quintino, bought by doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa and Estêvão de Brito de Foios, entailed to the chapel established by their mother, D. Mariana de Sousa, which they both administered.

Will by which D. Mariana de Sousa establishes a chapel, entailing a third of her assets with an obligation of 35 masses each year. She appoints Estêvão de Foios, her husband, as first administrator. He shall appoint one of their two sons, named Luís and Estêvão, to succeed him in the administration. If both his sons died before him, the succession should go to Jorge de Sousa da Silva, Mariana de Sousa's brothers, and his descendants or, if he has no succession, to Francisco de Foios, her stepson.