Will (extract) by which D. Maria da Silveira, daughter of D. Grimaneza de Teive, bequeaths her daughter, D. Ana, a casal in Torre da Besoeira, parish of Fanhões. She had bought this casal to entail to her mother's chapel, with the revenue from the selling of the third part of her assets. It had an obligation of an annual nocturn and sung mass in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa for the soul of D. Grimaneza, and her son, Belchior de Miranda.

Will (extract) by which D. Grimaneza de Teive, wife of Francisco da Silveira, bequeaths the third part of her properties to her daughter, D. Maria da Silveira. She establishes an obligation of a perpetual mass of anniversary in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa for her soul and the soul of her son, Belchior de Miranda. D. Maria da Silveira can appoint the son or daughter she wishes as the next administrator of the chapel, who shall always be in her generation.

Will (extract) by which Guiomar Galvão expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, in the chapel of the Ordem Terceira. She establishes a chapel of 110 masses entailed to the revenue of her houses in Beja, a casal in Torres Vedras and the revenue of a debt owed to her. She bequeaths it to João Rodrigues, her heir, and to his descendants. If his descendance is extinguished, it shall be bequeathed to the Irmandade da Ordem Terceira of S. Francisco, to which she belongs.

Will (extract) by which Joana Lopes, wife of Luís de Figueiroa and daughter of Lopo Gonçalves, expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. She entails her third part with an obligation of a weekly mass for her soul. She appoints her son, Francisco de Figueiroa, as her heir, and his successors afterwards. If he doesn't have descendants, she appoints her daughter, Catarina de Figueiroa, and her descendants. If no successors remain, she appoints the closest relative of her father as administrator.

Will (extract) António Ribeiro de Abreu founding and entail, in Seia, and chapel, in the main church of Seia, and appointing João Cabral de Abreu, his son, as first administrator. João Cabral de Abreu and Antónia Coelho de Sousa, his wife, consent in the entail's foundation, since it includes the first one's reserved portion.

Will (extract) by which D. Luísa Tibão bequeaths D. Urbana, granddaughter of her husband, Salvador Correia, her houses in rua da Calcetaria, Lisboa, with an obligation of a half a daily mass in the college of Santo Antão, where she wishes to be buried. She also bequeaths her niece, D. Beatriz, other houses in Lisboa, and her quinta das Laranjeiras, with the same obligation. If the houses can't be entailed, because they are foreiras, they shall be sold to buy new properties to replace them. If D. Urbana dies without children, her houses shall be given to D. Beatriz, with the same obligation. If D. Luísa isn't buried in the college of Santo Antão, the masses shall be prayed at the convent where she is buried instead.

Will (extract) by which João de Lima expresses his wish to be buried in the cloister of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. He entails his properties in Bolonha, parish of Santa Iria, and in Turcifal, with an obligation of twelve annual masses in the same convent. He appoints his wife, Domingas Jorge, as first administrator. She shall appoint a relative as her heir, and so shall the future administrators, so the entail will be kept in the family.

Will (extract) by which Ana Furtado, Pedro Luís Camões' wife, bequeaths houses in Lisboa to her cousin, Madalena Martins, widow, with the obligation of supporting the celebration of annual masses for her soul in the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. After her death, the entail should pass to one of the institutor's closest female relatives.

Will (extract) by which João Álvares Travassos expresses his wish to be buried in the chapel of S. Luís and Santa Catarina of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, with an obligation of an annual mass and the dressing of two poor people. He entails revenue from his houses in Lisboa to this obligation, and appoints his nephew, Gaspar Travassos, as his heir, and his successors afterwards.

Will (extract) by which Jerónimo Correia da Silva expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, in his father's tomb. He entails his houses in rua dos Calafates with an obligation of 50 annual masses in that convent.

Will (extract) by which D. Isabel da Silva establishes an obligation of an annual mass in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, entailing to it her part of the herdade de S. Fernando in Montemor-o-Novo. She appoints her nephew, Henrique Moniz, son of her sister, D. Ana de Mendonça, as her heir. If he dies without successors, the entail shall be inherited by his brother, Diogo Moniz.

Will (extract) by which Gabriel Lopes bequeaths a rent (renda de "dois moios de pão") of an unspecified property to his cousin, Garcia Lopes, obligating him and his successors to support the celebration of annual masses for his soul in the chapel of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa where his parents and grandparents are buried.

Will (extract) by which António Gomes and Isabel da Silva establish a chapel in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, entailing part of their houses in that city and lands (casal) in Gouveia, Sintra. They appoint Jorge Gomes da Silva, their son, to be the entail's first administrator, obligating him and his successors to support the celebration of 7 annual masses for their souls in the altar of Jesus of that church.

Will (extract) by which Madalena Barradas expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. She appoints her nephew, António, son of her sister, Inês de Abreu, as her heir. She bequeaths him a vineyard and an olive grove with the obligation of five annual masses in that convent.

Will (extract) made in Santiago, Cabo Verde, by Leonor da Costa in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of one mass celebrated in every week as long as the world lasted and also three masses in All Saints Day, two of them sung with bread and wine offer, for her soul and for the ones of her husband Pedro Fidalgo de Andrade and their daughter Catarina de Andrade. The masses should be celebrated by the Cabido of Praia. For this, the administrator should receive a salary worth 10.000 réis in every year. To administrate it, she named her granddaughter Madalena de Andrade, daughter of Tomé Fidalgo, during her lifetime and, after her death, the succession should always continue on the eldest heir, male or female. If Madalena died without children, the administration would be handled with the same conditions, in this order, to her sister Isabel, her brother Pedro or to the daughter of André Bruto do Lago. The institutor disposed that farms she entailed should be always benefited with the plantation of new trees. The will should also be registrated in the record keeping books of the chapels, probably the one which served on the Cabido, for her memory.

Will (extract) made by Francisco Pires de Barros in which he bequeathed his farm of Pico and all the slaves that could fit in his own reserved portion to his daughter Cecília de Barros, with the condition that she would marry, imposing a perpetual pious obligation of two masses celebrated every week as long as the world lasted over those assets. After the death of Cecília, her descendants would inherit those properties with the same conditions.

Will (extract) made by Isabel Correia Tavares, in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel composed of a farm named Camorro, half of her lands in Ponta Verde and twenty five enslaved persons, over which she imposed a perpetual pious obligation of two sung masses and twelve other masses celebrated in every year. To administrate it, she named her nephew Fernando Vaz de Sequeira and his legitimate heirs and descendants after him, or, if he had none, the administration would be handled to João Gomes Tavares or his brother António Fernandes Tavares. The institutor disposed that if any of the entailed slaves died, they should be replaced for another one, in order to always maintain twenty five serving on the chapel.

Will (extract) by which Isabel de Oliveira orders five masses to be prayed annually in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa for the souls of her parents.

Will (extract) by which João Rodrigues Faia entails the third part of his properties, bequeathing their usufruct to their daughters, who are nuns, with the obligation of ten masses for his soul in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. After their deaths, his third part shall be divided between Manuel Faia, his brother-in-law, and João de Campos, his nephew, or their heirs, with an obligation of five masses each.

Will (extract) by which D. Isabel Maria de Murga, daughter of Rui Lopes de Murga, wife of Jorge Gomes do Alemo, appoints her father and her husband as her executors and orders that a daily mass shall be prayed in her burial place, in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, for her soul and the soul of her aunt, Isabel Henriques, who had left her money.

Will (extract) by which D. Joana de Melo expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where her mother, D. Antónia de Sá, is buried. She appoints her nephew, Henrique Pereira de Sousa, as her universal heir, with the obligation of eight annual masses and three divine offices in her burial place and in her parish. She also bequeaths a casal near Arruda to her criado, António Pimentel, with an obligation of eight annual masses.

Will (extract) by which João de Gouveia expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. He bequeaths his third part to his wife, Luísa Rodrigues Quintela, and to their son, Manuel, and his descendants, afterwards, with an obligation of 100 masses and a divine office. If his son dies without descendants, the entail shall be inherited by his daughter, Mariana de Sousa, and her descendants.

Will (extract) by which Margarida da Fonseca entails a vineyard in the place of Cabacinha. She bequeaths it to her son, Cosme de Macedo, with the obligation of five annual masses for her soul: one in the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica, two in the church of S. Bartolomeu, Lisboa, and the other two in her burial place. If her son doesn't fulfill these obligations, the entail shall be bequeathed to his daughter, Margarida de Macedo.

Will (extract) by which doutor António Pires de Bulhão entails his farm in Sobral Pequeno with the obligation of 50 masses for his soul in the cathedral of Lisboa. He bequeaths it to his niece, Cecília de Sequeira, daughter of his sister, and to her descendants afterwards. His brother, doutor Jorge de Bulhão, can have its usufruct furing his lifetime.

Will (extract) by which Antónia dos Anjos expresses her wish to be buried in the chapel of Espírito Santo of the cathedral of Lisboa, of which she is a sister. She establishes a chapel of three annual masses, which she entails to foros in Santarém. She appoints her niece, D. Dionísia Henriques, widow of Manuel de Azevedo Côrte-Real, as her universal heir.

Will (extract) by which Bartolomeu Vaz de Caminha bequeaths a rent of 40 alqueires of wheat and 40 alqueires of barley in Abrunheira, Sintra, to his son, Vicente de Caminha, with an obligation of masses for his soul.
Followed by an undated addition which explains the obligation was of 50 masses.

Will (extract) made by Iria Pires in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel, of the invocation of Santa Vera Cruz, with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated every year in the church of Santo Antão of Évora. She appointed João Domingues and his wife Catarina Lourenço to be the first administrators during their lifetime and, after their death, they shall be succeeded by Constança Eanes. After her death, she shall be succeeded by her eldest son, whether male or female.

Will (extract) made by Leonor Gil in which she left half of the Herdade de Cabeça de Maior Eanes to Rui Gil, with the condition of giving twelve bushels of wheat and two almudes of wine as alms to the frades of São Francisco of Évora, for the celebration of pious charges. After his death, he shall be succeeded by his sons Mem Rodrigues and Catarina Rodrigues.

Will (extract) made by Constança Afonso Borceira in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of two masses celebrated every year in the monastery of São Francisco of Évora. She appointed her executors to be the first administrators during their lifetime, and, after their death, they shall be succeeded by their heirs.

Will (extract) made by Rui Falcão in which he ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of fifteen masses celebrated every year in the monastery of São Francisco of Évora.

Will (extract) by which D. Catarina da Cunha appoints her niece, D. Guiomar, daughter of her brother Fernando da Cunha, as her universal heir. She bequeaths her her houses in Lisboa and her quinta de Palença, Almada, which she entails, and establishes a chapel in her burial place, entailed to a "casal" in Almada.
Followed by a provision dated 1719-06-01, in which it is mentioned D. Catarina died in May 1524, and that her chapel was in the cathedral of Lisboa.

Will (extract) by which Maria Ribeiro expresses her wish to be buried in the cathedral of Lisboa, with the obligation of masses established by her husband, entailed to the revenue of their vineyards.

Will (extract) by which Fernando Aires orders three annual divine offices in November, one in the cathedral of Lisboa, over the tomb of Francisco de Torres, buried near Nossa Senhora da Pombinha, and two in the convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, over his and his parents' tomb. He orders his eldest son to buy properties to entail to this obligation, which shall be inherited by his descendants.

Will (extract) made by Rodrigo Eanes in which he ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of four masses celebrated every year in the church of Santa Maria da Vila, in Montemor-o-Novo. He appointed Diogo de Évora to be the first administrator during his lifetime.

Will (extract) by which cónego Gonçalo Rodrigues bequeaths his niece, Leonor, or her sister, Joana, if Leonor dies before him, an olive grove in Lisboa, with an obligation of a daily mass with vespers every day of Nossa Senhora da Conceição over the tomb of his mother, in the cathedral of Lisboa.