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Administration letter to Filipe de Medeiros giving him the administration of the chapel founded by João Bartolomeu in Santa Maria de Sabonha, the chapel founded by Vasco Afonso in the church of São João in Alcochete, and the chapel founded by Afonso Martins in the same church of São João in Alcochete. He succeeds to the late Francisco Nunes de Pavia, former administrator of these three in chapels.

Medeiros, Filipe de (flor.1601-1627)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Francisco Nunes Pavia giving him the administration of the chapels founded by Vasco Afonso, João Bartolomeu and Afonso Martins all of them in the church of Alcochete. He received a favourable court sentence after the embargo lifted against him by the Procurador of the Order of Santiago, and succeeds to António Mendes, former administrator.

Paiva, Francisco Nunes de (flor.1591)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Ambrósio de Barros giving him the administration of the chapel founded by D. Antónia Henriques in monastery of Santíssima Trindade, in Lisboa, as a reward for his services. He succeeds to the late António de Paiva, former administrator.

Barros, Ambrósio de (flor.1619)

Administration letter

Administration letter to doutor António da Gama, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Pedro Vicente, in Pampilhosa, which is vacant because Aires Fernandes, cleric, previous administrator, withdrew from his right to the chapel.

Gama, António da (flor.1576-1592)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by Bento Martins and Beatriz Martins, located in the church of Santa Cruz do Castelo de Lisboa, to Gomes Eanes, by request of D. Rodrigo de Castro, son of the conde of Monsanto.

Eanes, Gomes (flor.1469)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Bento Martins' chapel, located in the church of Santa Cruz da Alcáçova de Lisboa, given to Diogo de Lourenço, at his request, since Gil Afonso, previous administrator, had died.

Lourenço, Diogo (flor.1466)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Manuel Guterres, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Joana Lagustina or Laustina, in the church of Santa Iria, in the outskirts of Lisboa.

Guterres, Manuel (flor.1693-1694)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Francisco de Aguiar, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Joana Ferreira, in the church of S. Silvestre de Unhos, in the outskirts of Lisboa, succeeding to his late father, António de Aguiar. The administration letter was required by his mother, Luísa Pais, because he was orphan from father.

Aguiar, Francisco de (flor.1563-1595)

Administration letter

Administration letter to António de Aguiar giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Joana Ferreira in Unhos, succeding to his late father Francisco de Aguiar who had received an administration letter in 1574, in which are copied two favourable court sentences obtained by Francisco de Aguiar, father and grandfather of the above António and Francisco.

Aguiar, António de (flor.1595-1596)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro de Góis, in place of José Martins and João Beliago, dismissed for non-compliance of his obligations, and Gonçalo Eanes, deceased.

Góis, Pedro de (flor.1511-1515)

Administration letter

Administration letter to João Cardoso giving him the administration of the chapel of Alvarinhos in the cathedral of Porto, succeeding to his late father Lopo Cardoso.

Cardoso, João (flor.1592)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Miguel da Serra's chapel, located in the church of Santa Maria do Castelo, in Moura, to Álvaro de Olivença, in place of Pedro Mendes, previous administrator, dismissed because of being a cleric.

Olivença, Álvaro de (flor.1447)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Diogo Pinheiro, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of D. Ausenda, in the church of Aljubarrota, succeeding to the late Francisco Afonso.

Pinheiro, Diogo (flor.1561-1562)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by João de São João in Ponte de Lima given to Garcia Lopes, cavaleiro, after the death of the previous administrator

Lopes, Garcia (flor.1522)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Domingos de Paiva, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Vasco Gil, resident in Ventosa, located in the church of S. Tomé de Montejunto, in the outskirts of Cadaval.

Paiva, Domingos de (flor.1546-1547)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Diogo Lopes de Carvalho, in place of Gonçalo Eanes, shoemaker, dismissed for bad administration.

Carvalho, Diogo Lopes de (flor.1499)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Francisco de Pina of the chapel of Maria Rodrigues, attached by Rui de Oliveira, her son, to another chapel in the church of S. Martinho of Montemor-o-Velho, succeeding to his late father, Álvaro de Pina, who had appointed him in his will.

Pina, Francisco de (flor.1534-1559)

Administration letter

Administration letter of S. Martinho's chapel, located in Montemor-o-Velho, to Álvaro de Pina, determining which part of the charges left in the wills of Rui de Oliveira, previous administrator, and Maria Rodrigues, his mother, should be fulfilled by the new administrator.

Pina, Álvaro de (flor.1488-1532)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Francisco de Melo de Pina, granting him the administration of the chapel of S. Martinho of Montemor-o-Velho.

Pina, Francisco de Melo de (flor.1662)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Francisco de Pina, granting him the administration of the chapel of the church of S. Martinho of Montemor-o-Velho, which became vacant after the death of his father, Francisco de Pina.

Pina, Francisco de (flor.1598)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Ambrósio Marques, for his lifetime only, succeeding to his late brother, Manuel Marques. Once Ambrósio Marques was outside the kingdom, in Africa, he lost the grace warrant of administration and other documents and only requested the administration letter nine years later.

Marques, Ambrósio (flor.1546-1555)

Administration letter

Administration letter giving to Pedro da Costa for his son Jerónimo da Costa the administration of the chapel founded by Gonçalo Fernandes and Domingas Domingues in the Church of Santa Maria in Vila Nova near Alvito, which is vacant due to the death of Manuel Marques, former administrator. This grace is a reward for Pedro da Costa' services; he had previously received the administration of a chapel in Monforte, but he lost it due to a court sentence.

Costa, Pedro da (flor.1598)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Pereira Seco giving him the administration of the chapel of Belouras, located in the church of Cadaval, succeeding to Sebastião Lobo. This grace is made according to the request of the condessa of Atouguia.

Seco, Pedro Pereira (flor.1608-1627)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Manuel Homem Pereira giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Vicente Simões in the church of São Julião in the village of Punhete, succeeding to his late father João Homem Pereira. His mother Vitória de Sousa will administrate the chapel until he reaches the required age.

Pereira, Manuel Homem (flor.1615-1623)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by Afonso Eanes Quaresma in the main church of Praia, given to Vicente Lourenço, his grandson.

Lourenço, Vicente (flor.1530)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Eanes Morgado of a vegetable garden and an olive grove, located in Ribeira, in Abrantes, which Sancha Cortês had left in order to pay, with the rents, a few masses for her soul, in Santa Maria da Ribeira's church. Lopo Dias, the previous administrator, was dismissed because he did not fulfill those obligations.

Morgado, Pedro Eanes (flor.1501)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Gonçalo Mendes of a chapel in Tentúgal, succeeding to his late father, Lopo Porcalho, as stated in two previous warrants.

Mendes, Gonçalo (flor.1519-1524)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Isabel de Escovar, succeeding to her father, João do Escovar, who had renouced on her, once he is old and sick, by a letter dated from 1535-11-15.

Escovar, Isabel de (flor.1535-1536)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Paio Pires' chapel, located in Mesão Frio, to Pedro Álvares Alcoforado, after João Afonso, previous administrator, has been dismissed because his mother is the daughter of a friar.

Alcoforado, Pedro Álvares (flor.1454)

Administration letter

Administration letter to João de Sousa giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Ana Madeira Ramalho as a reward for his services in the army, succeeding to Manuel Lopes, former administrator.

Sousa, João de (flor.1655-1656)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Jerónimo Correia Peixoto giving him the administration of the Ramalha chapel, in Idães, Felgueiras, that he has judicially denounced against Gaspar Correia and received a favourable court sentence in 1607-02-19.

Peixoto, Jerónimo Correia (flor.1605-1611)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Miguel Correia Peixoto giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Ana Madeira Ramalho in Idães, Felgueiras, succeeding to his late brother Jerónimo Correia Peixoto, former administrator.

Peixoto, Miguel Correia (flor.1624)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapels founded by Gil Esteves in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, given to Martinho Gil de Alvalade, his son, who took posession of the administration because his father's executors, Rui Fernandes and Lopo Afonso, weren't fulfiling them.

Alvalade, Martinho Gil de (flor.1415)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Gil Martins do Poço, cousin and nearest of kin of the founder Gil Esteves. The entail's first administrator and heir, Estêvão Gil, Gil Esteves' nephew, had died without a will, and his son, João Esteves, took possession of the estate. Since he was a cleric unable to possess the entail, Gil Martins do Poço requested it from the king and was granted possession, upon condition of fulfilling the founder's prescriptions.

Poço, Gil Martins do (flor.1435)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Jerónimo Brandão de Lima giving him to the administration of the chapel founded by Vicente Eanes in Alcainça, for his lifetime, suceeding to his late father Miguel Brandão, former administrator.

Lima, Jerónimo Brandão de (flor.1648)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of João Forjaz, escudeiro do rei and morador in Ameixoeira, of the Quinta do Arneiro. According to the supplicant, he administrates all the estate belonging to the chapel founded by Vicente Eanes Forjaz in the church of São Miguel of Alcainça. The latter also bequeathed the Quinta of Arneiro which was unlawfully possessed without title by Diogo de Abreu, clergyman, since the administration belonged to the Crown. The king orders the delivery of the administration of the Quinta do Arneiro to João Forjaz, upon verification the truth of his statements: the belonging of its administration to the chapel, its alienation by Diogo de Abreu and the royal right to appoint the administrator.

Forjaz, João (flor.1498-1499)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Francisco de Portugal, conde de Vimioso, for his lifetime only, of the chapels of Domingos Eanes Costal de Sopas and Catarina Domingues Revelha, after he won a judicial proceeding against Francisco Aires and Rui de Aguiar, who hindered his appointment.

Portugal, Francisco de (flor.1528-1535)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. Joana de Portugal giving her the administration of the chapel of Costal de Sopas and the chapel of Almonda, both in Santarém, as a reward for the services rendered by her father D. João de Portugal, who died in the battle of Álcacer Quibir, and by her brother D. Luís de Portugal, who died in Ceuta. She succeeds to her brother D. Luís in the administration of the chapel.

Portugal, Joana de (flor.1595-1615)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. João de Almeida and one of his sons of the chapels of Costal de Sopas and Almonda, in Santarém and its outiskirts, by request of his father, D. Lopo de Almeida, who had received a grace warrant to his son and grandson, after the death of his other son, D. Pedro de Almeida, previous administrator.

Almeida, João de (flor.1621)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Afonso Guilherme's chapel, in the monastery of Trindade, in Santarém, to João Álvares.

Álvares, João (flor.1440)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Filipa da Gama, daughter of João de Peralta and Catarina da Gama, giving her the administration of the chapel of Santa Margarida in the monastery of Trindade in Santarém. She succeeds to her late mother who has appointed her to this administration.

Gama, Filipa da (flor.1571-1595)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel of Afonso Lopes, located in the church of Vale do Torno, Vilarinho da Castanheira, to Pedro Queixo and Isabel Carvalho, his wife, for their lifetime.

Queixo, Pedro (flor.1522)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Sebastião Ribeiro, after his father, André Ribeiro, sold the administration to Vasco Pires, who didn't fulfil the pious obligations.

Ribeiro, Sebastião (flor.1526)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Miguel Pimentel Cabral giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Afonso Vaz and Teresa Fernandes, in Arronches, succeding to his late mother Isabel Pimentel, former administrator.

Cabral, Miguel Pimentel (flor.1612-1631)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Catarina Carlos da Conceição naming her administrator during her lifetime of the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário in the mother church of Arronches, in reward for the services of her uncle, Manuel da Silva Colaço.

Conceição, Catarina Carlos da (flor.1690-1697)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Joana de Carvalho giving her the administration of the chapel founded by Aires Afonso in Monte Calvário church in Évora, succeeding to her late father Constantino who has denounced the chapel vacancy at his own expenses.

Carvalho, Joana de (flor.1648)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Constantino de Carvalho giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Aires Afonso, in Évora.

Carvalho, Constantino de (flor.1624-1626)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by Lourenço Domingos in Abrantes, given to João Fernandes, succeeding to Álvaro Martins, who died.

Fernandes, João (flor.1468)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Carvalhais, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Martinho Rodrigues Situleiro, in the church of S. Miguel of Estremoz, once he is married to Leonor Fernandes, daughter of the previous administrator, João Fernandes Preto.

Carvalhais, Pedro de (flor.1562)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of capitão Manuel Jorge naming him administrator during his lifetime of the chapel founded by Constança Eanes Palhavã, after successfully denounce it vacant to the Crown in a judicial demand, obtaining a favourable sentence and presenting it before the Desembargo do Paço.

Jorge, Manuel (flor.1671-1674)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Gil Vicente's chapel, in the church of S. Miguel de Penela, to Isabel, daughter of João Gonçalves, notary.

Isabel (flor.1499-1500)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Joana da Costa, for her lifetime only, of the chapel of Gil Vicente, in the church of S. Miguel of Penela, succeeding to her late husband, João Gomes David, by request of her brother, Jorge da Costa.

Costa, Joana da (flor.1571-1597)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapels founded by Vasco Martins Curvo, Lourença Andreu, Estevainha Gomes, D. Iria, Pedro Chaveiro, João Domingues and Gil Afonso, in Veiros, to D. João de Almeida, do Conselho do Rei, under the condition that he fulfils their pious obligations.

Almeida, João de (flor.1480)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Jerónimo de Melo, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Pomar da Sertã, in the outskirts of Beja, succeeding to his late father, Álvaro Fernandes de Melo.

Melo, Jerónimo de (flor.1580-1581)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Rui Lopes Galvão, for his lifetime only, of the chapels of Sertã, with masses in the church of Santa Maria of Beja, and Milrice, in the outskirts of Beja, which are administrated by illegal administrators.

Galvão, Rui Lopes (flor.1572)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Francisco do Prado de Brito giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Geraldo Vicente, that is vacant due to the death of Padre Filipe Ferreira Viana, fullfiling the grace administration warrant of 1639-06-12 and 1639-11-02.

Brito, Francisco do Prado de (flor.1644)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Geraldo Viegas' chapel and Outeiros' farm, located in county of Besteiros, to Francisco da Costa, in place of Lopo Borges, who administered it illegally because he was not appointed.

Costa, Francisco da (flor.1516)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Geraldo Viegas' chapel, located in the church of S. Salvador de Tonda, to Fernando Vasques.

Vasques, Fernando (flor.1466-1472)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Jerónimo Perdigão, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Gonçalo Eanes Rabeja, in the hospital of Vimieiro, with a mass in the altar of Nossa Senhora do Anjo of the cathedral of Évora, succeeding to his father, Lopo Vaz de Castelo Branco, who died captive in Africa. Until Jerónimo Perdigão reaches 20 years old, his mother, Catarina de Araújo, is responsible for collecting the chapel's income.

Perdigão, Jerónimo (flor.1579)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of D. Isabel Maria, widow of Simão Miranda, granting her the administration of the chapel of Anjo of Évora.

Maria, Isabel (flor.1675)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Duarte Sodré Pereira, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, granting him the administration of the chapel of Anjo, which was vacant due to the death of António Madeira da Cunha. It is referred that a property in Vimieiro ("herdade da Penisqueira") was entailed to it.

Pereira, Duarte Sodré (flor.1695)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Ana de Abreu, for her lifetime only, of a chapel in Fornos de Algodres, succeeding to her late father, Jorge de Abreu. Her mother, Filipa de Varela, requested the administration to her son-in-law, Luís de Loureiro, husband of Ana de Abreu, since D. João III had granted to Jorge de Abreu the right to be succeeded by his son or his daughter's husband.

Abreu, Ana de (flor.1571)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Bento Zuzarte giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Fernando Gonçalves Sobrado in S. Bartolomeu church in Lisbon, as a reward for his services. He succeeds to António Caldeira, former administrator.

Zuzarte, Bento (flor.1631-1641)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Lamego, for his lifetime only, succeeding to Pedro de Andrade, who had renounced on him, by a letter dated from 1539-05-19, because he lives in Porto, far away from Lisboa.

Lamego, Pedro (flor.1539)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by Esteva Lourenço, in Santa Maria of Setúbal, given to Diogo Pires, her great-grandson, at his request, after the death of the previous administrator, Luís Martins, since he is the institutor's nearest relative, although he isn't a cleric, as specified in the foundation.

Pires, Diogo (flor.1455)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Tomé da Silva Pereira giving him, for lifetime, the administration of the chapel founded by Estêvão Aires in S. Pedro church, Torres Vedras, succeding to this parents.

Pereira, Tomé da Silva (flor.1634)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of João de Braga, naming him administrator of the chapel of Estêvão Aires during his lifetime due to the death of Arpim Borges, last administrator, whose death led to the extinction of the institutor’s bloodline and therefore the vacancy of the chapel to the crown.

Braga, João de (flor.1499-1539)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Estêvão da Guarda's chapel, located in the monastery of S. Vicente de Fora, to Paio Rodrigues and Maria Gonçalves, his wife, with a description of the chapel property and the administrator's obligations.

Rodrigues, Paio (flor.1500)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Simão Borralho, for his lifetime, of a chapel in the church of Nossa Senhora da Graça of Setúbal, replacing Belchior Soeiro, who illegally administrate the chapel.

Borralho, Simão (flor.1571)

Administration letter

Administration letter to João Fernandes, for his lifetime only, by request of Salvador Fernandes, his father, who had renounced by a letter dated from 1542-05-09 and requested the royal confirmation of the administration transfer to his son.

Fernandes, João (flor.1542)

Administration letter

Administration letter to António Rangel de Castelo Branco, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Estêvão Martins Freire, in the church of Santa Maria Madalena in Aldeia Gavinha, succeeding to the late Licenciado Jerónimo Ferrão.

Castelo Branco, António Rangel de (flor.1577)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. João de Castelo Branco giving him the administration of Vassalo chapel in Golegã, as the second life according to the grace warrant. He succeeds to his aunt D. Filipa de Castro who was in fact the first life.

Castelo Branco, João de (flor.1625)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. João de Castelo Branco naming him administrator of the chapel for lifelong, as successor of his aunt, D. Filipa de Castro, who was appointed by her mother, D. Isabel de Castro, who received a grace to possess the administration of the chapel for six generations after her. Therefore, as D. Filipa de Castro was the first administrator, D. João de Castelo Branco received the administration of the chapel for the second generation and the priviledge to mantain it on his family, appointing the next four generations of administrators.

Castelo Branco, João de (flor.1625)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. Isabel de Castro of the chapel of Vassalo, in the church of Golegã, for three more lives to add to another three lives that she already has. Her daughter, D. Filipa de Castro, is the first life.

Castro, Isabel de (flor.1544-1565)

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