Acquisition letter through which Joana de Moura, António de Moura's daughter, bought some houses located at S. Miguel of Alfama, in Lisbon, from António Fernandes and Catarina do Vale, his wife, for 100 000 réis. The houses were bought following the request of priest Diogo de Moura, executor of António de Moura's will. It is followed by the letter of possession, issued on 1561-07-26.

Acquisition letter through which Paulo Soares, procurador das Capelas, buys a public debt instrument of 10 000 réis, on behalf of Gregório de Morais de Távora, for 200 000 réis, from the Câmara Municipal de Lisboa, with the purpose of entailing it to the chapel established by Gregório's sister, Isabel Nogueira. Contains an exemplification of a warrant allowing the Câmara municipal de Lisboa to sell up to 1 000 cruzados of interest, issued on 1648-10-01.

Acquisition letter by which Doutor José Correia de Abreu, Juiz de Fora de Torres Vedras, bought a public debt instrument of 80 000 réis from António Rebelo da Fonseca, tesoureiro da Casa do Infantado, for 2 contos de réis. The buyer was the administrator of Maria de Abreu Faria's chapel and intended to entail the public debt instrument to it.

Acquisition letter for an olive grove, located near the monastery of Nossa Senhora da Luz, which belonged to D. Rodrigo Lobo and his wife D. Madalena Botelho, by Miguel de Abreu.

Acquisition letter of a vineyard, in Charneca, which belonged to António Figueira Lobo and his wife Leocádia Freitas, by Miguel de Abreu using the money left by his sister, Ana de Abreu, to be invested in the entail she established.

Acquisition letter by which the procurador das Capelas, João de Araújo, and the procurador-geral of the convent of S. Bento da Saúde, frei Constantino de Santo António, bought a public debt instrument of 36 000 réis for 900 000 réis from António Rebelo da Fonseca, tesoureiro da Casa do Infantado. Part of it was destined to be entailed to the chapel established by Ambrósio Fernandes Brandão. Contains a copy of a royal decree, a receipt and a letter of attorney.

Acquisition letter by which António Ribeiro, executor-dative of Maria dos Santos' will, buys from Vasco de Araújo de Carvalho and D. Jacinta de Magalhães, his wife, various rents of wheat and barley in Sintra for 178 500 réis with the purpose of entailing them to the chapel established by the deceased. Contains a copy of a letter of attorney.

Acquisition letter of rents in António Peres' properties, annexed to Jerónimo Barreto da Silva's entail.

Acquisition letter of cereal rents by Bento de Araújo e Aguiar to Domingos Sebastião, to be entailed to Jerónimo Barreto da Silva's entail.

Acquisition letter by which Ana Jorge, widow of Manuel Álvares, buys from Francisco Lopes and his wife, Catarina Gonçalves, a lease of a vineyard in Vale de Freiras, Camarate, to entail to the chapel she has established with her husband. Mentions and contains documentation proving that the properties belonged to the sellers, namely, a dowry deed dated 1595-07-27.

Acquisition letter by which D. Manuel de Eça e Faria, administrator of Gregório Gameiro Zuzarte and Margarida Monteiro's entail, buys houses in Lisboa from D. Catarina Teresa de Vasconcelos, António de Oliveira's widow, for 110 000 réis. Those houses are destined to be incorporated in that entail.

Acquisition letter by which Vicente Jorge, executor of Maria Pedrosa's will and the testator's brother-in-law, buys houses in Lisboa from Amaro Álvares and Maria da Costa, his wife, for 150 000 réis. The buyer employs money taken from the third part of his sister-in-law's assets, since the acquired properties are destined to be entailed to Maria Pedrosa's chapel. It is also referred that Vicente Jorge is Francisco Jorge's tutor, the chapel's first administrator.

Acquisition letter by which António Nunes de Sousa, resident in the farmstead (quinta) of Gouria, buys a rent (foro) of wheat in lands in Carvalheira, Colares, from Francisco Antunes, sapateiro, for 10 000 réis.

Acquisition letter by which Manuel de Freitas Ferreira, escrivão dos Bens dos Confiscados e Ausentes em Castela, buys from Gabriel da Costa and his wife, Antónia da Cunha, a rent (foro) of 1 600 réis in houses in Rua de S. Boaventura which belonged to him for 35 000 réis.

Acquisition letter by which Jerónimo Correia da Silveira, Cavaleiro Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, and Rui Viegas de Ataíde, on their behalf and of Manuel de Figueiredo, Leonor de Silveira, Inês Rodrigues and Leonor Gil, Gil Rodrigues' heirs, buy a rent (foro) of 2 000 réis in properties in Zambujal and Barcarena from Rodrigo de Oliveira for 58 000 réis. That rent would be entailed to the chapel established by Fernando Gil, bacharel. It is mentioned that after the institutor's death, his son, Licenciado Gil Rodrigues, was not allowed by the Câmara Municipal de Lisboa to entail the houses which he had inherited from his father to his chapel, since they were owned by that institution. Subsequently, in 1533-08-13, the first administrator signed an agreement deed with the church of S. Nicolau, committing himself to buy a property to be entailed to Fernando Gil's chapel. He died without being able to honour his promise. Contains copies of a mandate of 1583-06-17. Followed by a letter of possession of 1583-06-20.

Acquisition letter by Joaquim de Sá of the casal de Além da Horta to Fernando Caminha.

Acquisition letter by which Pedro João, mercador de courama, bought properties in Lagariça, Loures, from Belchior Gonçalves and Francisca de Abreu, his wife, for 72 500 réis. He intended to incorporate those assets in the entail established by his first wife, Luísa Lopes. Contains copies of a partition deed, a warrant and a letter of possession.

Acquisition letter by which Pedro João, mercador de courama, bought houses and mills (atafonas) in Lisboa from Lucas Vieira de Mesquita and Maria Casca de Farolhões, his wife, for 365 000 réis. He intended to incorporate those assets in the entail established by his first wife, Luísa Lopes. Contains copies of a court sentence, a bond, a letter of attorney, a letter of possession and a renunciation deed.

Acquisition letter of cereal rents by Nicolau Jorge to António do Sodré.

Acquisition letter of cereal rents by Gonçalo Dias to Pedro Eanes.

Acquisition letter by Leonesa da Guerra of a house in the rua dos Mercadores, Guimarães, to Marinha da Guerra and Manuel Machado de Azevedo.

Acquisition letter by which João de Castilho, administrator of the chapel established by his mother-in-law, Joana Fernandes Ferreira, in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa, buys a rent of 3 000 réis in a vineyard in the outskirts of Sacavém for 60 000 réis from Brígida Dias, António Dias ' widow. The rent would be entailed to the chapel. Contains a copy of a dispatch issued by the Provedor das Capelas on 1631-08-02.

Acquisition letter by which António Fernandes, sapateiro, buys a public debt instrument of 10 000 réis in Almoxarifado do Real de Água de Lisboa for 200 000 réis from D. Cecília Machim, Pedro Coelho da Silva's widow. The public debt instrument would be entailed to the chapel established by his aunt, Isabel Manuel, as it was requested in her will. Contains a copy of a deed of sale and of a certificate containing an extract of an inventory.

Acquisition letter by which Isabel Lopes, Jorge Barreiros' widow, bought a vineyard in Barreiro from Martinho Fernandes and Catarina Rodrigues for 34 500 réis, which she intended to incorporate in the entail established by Isabel de Soveral and her husband. She used the value of the third part of his assets, thus fulfiling his last will.

Acquisition letter by which Diogo Barreiros, cerieiro, buys a vineyard in the outskirts of Alhos Vedros from Rafael Monteiro and Beatriz de Barros, his wife, for 133 490 réis. The buyer intended to entail the vineyard to the chapel established by Isabel Soveral and Jorge Barreiros, fulfiling the will of Isabel Lopes. Contains an extract of a partition deed.

Acquisition letter by which Duarte Gomes bought a public debt instrument of 200 000 réis in the rents of Ferreira from D. Francisco de Melo and D. Maria de Moscoso, his wife, Marqueses de Ferreira, for 10 000 cruzados. Contains a copy of a provision issued on 1619-10-01.

Acquisition letter by which Álvaro da Rocha, Cavaleiro Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, bought houses in Rua de Gaspar das Naus, Lisboa, from António Correia and D. Isabel de Bettencourt, his wife, for 97 000 réis. The buyer mentions that the houses would be delivered to Diogo Lourenço and linked to the pious obligation established by Gaspar Lourenço. Contains a copy of an extract of a will.

Acquisition letter by which Frei José de Lencastre, Inquisidor Geral, and D. Luís de Lencastre, Conde de Vila Nova de Portimão, executors of D. Veríssimo de Lencastre's will, bought a public debt instrument of 480 000 réis from Bartolomeu de Sousa Mexia, procurador da Casa do Infantado, and António Rebelo da Fonseca, tesoureiro da Casa, for 30 000 cruzados. The financial instrument would support the celebration of daily perpetual masses for Veríssimo de Lencastre's soul in his chapel. Contains copies of a royal decree and a letter of attorney.

Acquisition letter through which D. Serafina da Silveira acquired 20 alqueires of land in Terceira island, on behalf of her minor son, Inácio do Canto da Silveira, administrator of the entail founded by Pedro Eanes do Canto.

Addition and declaration deed by Manuel da Câmara and D. Joana de Mendonça about the female marriage without the parents approval.

Addition and declaration deed by Gaspar Gonçalves de Ribafria, who annexed new properties and public debt instruments to his entail and change some foundation clauses, such as the pious obligations and the family name.

Addition and resignation deed by João da Compra, administrator of the chapel of Domingas Boa, in the church of Santa Maria of Alpedriz, ordering the celebration of six more masses for his and Domingas Boa's souls, in the church of Cós, beyond the other fifteen, celebrated in the church of Alpedriz, and renouncing to the chapel's administration on his grandson, Rui de Castro.

Addition deed made by Pedro Eanes do Canto entailing properties purchased in recent years to both entails he founded. He also added another clause that if one of the administrators succeeded on the administration with less than 20 years, he should be advised by three of the closest relatives until reaching the age of 25 years. He also added a clause expressly forbidding the marriage between administrators of both entails unless the marriage was made between one of the heirs of the entail and another son or daughter deprived of the administration. Finally, he revoked the clause that allowed António Pires to choose one of the two entails and declared him administrator of the first entail, and João da Silva administrator of the second.

Addition deed of Padre Diogo Lopes about the free properties he bequethed to his nephew, Gil Lopes, forbiding futur illegitimate sons to succeed.

Addition deed to the will of Francisco Alves, abbot, ordering, among other things, some more masses and ordering Jerónimo Pires and João da Mota, clergymen, to be the procurator of the chapel and to help the chapel's administrator in whatever he needs.

Addition deed by Leonor Felgueiras, widow of Aires Pinto, to their common will clarifying the ordered masses and ordering to Diogo Malheiro and Gomes Felgueiras to take for themselves an item of her movables, while the remaining should be employed as ordered in their will.