Certificate confirming that Susana de Góis Vasconcelos had taken possession of the entail of Subserra in 1640-03-15.
Preceded by her petition and dispatch authorizing it, dated 1640-05-19.

Chancery record of a denunciation warrant of administration to Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas enabling him to denounce the chapel's vacancy at his own expenses.

Denunciation warrant of administration on behalf of Heitor Mendes de Brito e Elvas allowing him to judicially demand, at his own expenses, the administration of the chapel founded by Francisco Jácome and Francisca Fernandes, his wife, in the monastery of São Francisco, in Lisbon. The Desembargadores do Paço should grant him an administration letter, for his lifetime only, after he presents them this warrant and a sentence proving that the chapel is vacant to the Crown.

Exemplification of a will made by D. Maria de Morais issued at the request of Lopo de Sousa Coutinho, her nephew and heir, at the time of the opening of her will.
Contains will, approval deed and opening deed of the will, dated 1610-02-27.

Documents produced by the entail.

Sentence refusing a motion set by D. Catarina Eugénia, administrator of the entail of Francisco Jácome.
Followed by note saying she appealed, and two acordãos em relação agreeing with the sentence, dated 1670-08-06 and 1670-11-22.

Tombo (extract) of the chapel of Francisco Jácome, in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, in which it is explained that his wife, Francisca Fernandes, had to order an annual divine office for her husband's soul. This obligation was entailed to a farmstead in Subserra, Alhandra. The administrators were: Susana de Góis de Vasconcelos, Francisco de Morais, Bartolomeu Luís Mendes, Mateus Luís de Vasconcelos, Gonçalo Vaz Coutinho, Francisco de Morais, and the current administrator was D. Catarina Eugénia, sister-in-law of the Correio-mor. Payments were registered until 1658.

Will by which D. Maria de Morais expresses her wish to be buried in her family's chapel in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa, if she dies in that city. If she dies in her farmstead of Subserra, she requests to be buried in its hermitage, next to her uncle, arcediago André Jácome, and to be transfered to the chapel he ordered to be built in the chapterhouse of the Capuchos of Caparica, after its completion. She establishes two weekly masses in her burial place, to which a part of her properties shall be entailed, to be administered by the priests. She designates her nephew, Lopo de Sousa Coutinho, as her universal heir, bequeathing him and his heirs all of her properties as an entail. If he dies without successors, the entail shall pass to his brother, Francisco de Sousa Coutinho, and to his descendants. If he too doesn't have any successors, the entail shall pass to Vicente de Morais, D. Maria's brother.
She also designates Lopo de Sousa Coutinho as administrator of the entail established by her grandfather, Francisco Jacóme, in the hermitage of the farmstead of Subserra, which were entailed to his third part. This entail had previously been administered by André Jácome, Francisco's son and D. Maria's uncle, and also had an obligation of masses for her grandparents, mother and uncle, and of keeping a lamp lit in the monastery of S. Francisco de Lisboa.