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Administration letter to João Pereira giving him the administration of the chapel founded by clérigo Pedro da Costa, in Sertã, succeding to the late clérigo Domingos da Silva, former administrator.

Pereira, João (flor.1645)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Lopo Gomes Pereira giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Sancho Pires in Valença. Lopo Gomes is married to Maria Serpa who was appointed to the chapel's administration by her father Gaspar Pita Serpa.

Pereira, Lopo Gomes (flor.1648)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Diogo Fernandes de Meireles, giving him the administration of the chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Anjos, founded by Sancho Pires in Valença, succeeding to Simão Correia, previous administrator, who had died.

Meireles, Diogo Fernandes de (flor.1512)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Manuel Ferreira Rebelo giving, him the administration of the chapels founded by João Lourenço Tição and Nuno Martins, located in S. Miguel's island, in Açores.

Rebelo, Manuel Ferreira (flor.1682)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Doutor António da Mata Falcão giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Álvaro Eanes in the church of Nossa Senhora da Oliveira de Alvalade, Campo de Ourique, suceeding to the late Pedro de Mesquita Carneiro, former administrator.

Falcão, António da Mata (flor.1649)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro de Mesquita giving him the administration of the chapel in the church of the village of Alvalade in Campo de Ourique, that is vacant due to the death of Afonso Moreira de Altero, former administrator.

Mesquita, Pedro de (flor.1608)

Administration letter

Administration letter to João de Araújo giving him the administration of the chapel founded by D. Maria de Bettencourt in Funchal, Madeira Island, as a reward for his services.

Araújo, João de (flor.1634)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Filipe Serrão, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Maria Eanes, in the monastery of S. Francisco of Santarém, succeeding to his late father, Salvador Serrão.

Serrão, Filipe (flor.1546-1549)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Luís Gomes, for his lifetime, by his request, after a period of estate alienation.

Gomes, Luís (flor.1510)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Miguel Mendes' chapel, located in the church of Santa Maria de Linhares, to João de Avelosa.

Avelosa, João de (flor.1471)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Álvares of the chapels of Filipe Afonso, in Vouzela, and Vicente Pais, in S. Vicente, both in Lafões, replacing his nephew, Luís Afonso, who didn't fulfil the pious obligations and divested some properties.

Álvares, Pedro (flor.1505)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Fernando Rodrigues, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Vicente Eanes, in the church of S. Pedro of Gouveia, which is vacant since the death of Francisco Coelho, who improperly bought the administration from António Henriques.

Rodrigues, Fernando (flor.1529)

Administration letter

Administration letter to João Carvalho, in place of Pedro Eanes Preto and Ambrósio de Gavi, previous administrators and executors of the chapel's institutor, dismissed because of the non fulfillment of their obligations.

Carvalho, João (flor.1497)

Administration letter

Confirmation letter granted by the king D. João IV to Maria da Costa, D. Pedro da Costa niece and successor of his chapel, confirming the annexation of a public debt instrument in the almoxarifado of Porto bought by Maria da Costa to D. Briolanja.
Contains a letter of pension established by the public debt instrument (1643-03-12), fls. 9v-10.

Followed by the approval deed (1623-03-18), fls. 6-6v and a list of debts (6v).

Costa, Maria da (flor.1643)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Manuel Veloso naming him administrator of the chapel during his lifetime after successfully denounce it vacant.

Veloso, Manuel (flor.1669-1671)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Lopes de Azevedo, for his lifetime, succeeding to his late father, Martinho Lopes de Azevedo.

Azevedo, Pedro Lopes de (flor.1541-1542)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Francisco do Vale Soutomaior giving him the administration of the chapel for his lifetime, after successfully denounce its vacancy.

Soutomaior, Francisco do Vale (flor.1688-1692)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Álvares Cabral de Lacerda giving him three lives in the administration of the chapel founded by Diogo Pires and in the chapel founded by Gaspar Barreto, succeeding to the late balio freire Pedro Barreto Banqua, former administrator.
[Includes a scribe’s note referring to the previous register of the grace warrant of administration in the same chancery book, fl. 337-337v].

Lacerda, Pedro Álvares Cabral de (flor.1700)

Administration letter

Administration letter to António Cavide giving him and his descendants the administration of the chapel founded by Vasco Esteves de Gatuz, succeeding to the duque of Bragança, now king D. João IV, former administrator that had renounced to the this chapel.

Cavide, António de (flor.1643-1656)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. Guiomar of the chapel of Vasco Esteves de Gatuz, in the monastery of S. Francisco of Estremoz, succeeding to her mother, Isabel de Lemos, who had renounced on her, by a letter dated from 1498-03-15.

Barros, Guiomar (flor.1498-1499)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Vasco Esteves de Gatuz' chapel, located in the monastery of S. Francisco de Estremoz, to António de Melo.

Melo, António de (flor.1579-1624)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Vasco Esteves de Gatuz' chapel, located in the monastery of S. Francisco de Estremoz, to Maria Dias de Brito, for her lifetime only, as a reward for her services raising the prince João, son of João III.

Brito, Maria Dias de (flor.1552-1559)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Vasco Esteves de Gatuz' chapel, located in the monastery of S. Francisco de Estremoz, to Maria Dias de Brito, for her lifetime only, as a reward for her services raising the prince João, son of João III.

Brito, Maria Dias de (flor.1552-1559)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Paulo da Silva Mascarenhas giving him the administration of the chapel founded by licenciado Manuel Rodrigues in the village of Torrão, succeeding to the late Manuel Correia da Silveira, former administrator.

Mascarenhas, Paulo da Silva (flor.1688-1689)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Francisca da Fonseca naming her administrator of the chapel founded by Cristóvão Falcão and Beatriz Gonçalves in Monsaraz during her lifetime in satisfaction of a grace warrant of administration issued to her father, João Francisco, who received a promise of a chapel on behalf of his daughter as soon as she married. The chapel was vacant due to the death of João Forjaz de Aguiar. [Includes a scribe’s note referring to the previous register of the grace warrant of administration in the same chancery book, fl. 69v]

Fonseca, Francisca da (flor.1674)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Manuel Vaz giving him the administration of the chapel founded by padre Sebastião Fernandes in Picão, for his lifetime.

Vaz, Manuel (flor.1642-1643)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel of Santo Espírito, instituted by Vasco Martins in the church of Santa Maria de Celorico da Beira, to Domingos de Sousa.

Sousa, Domingos de (flor.1634)

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 of the Lourenço Martins do Avelar's chapel, in Santarém, and the Bento Martins' chapel, in the church of Santa Cruz, at Lisbon castle, to António Carneiro da Silva and Maria de Mendonça, his wife, after favourable sentence by the Juiz das Justificações and a positive response by the royal attorney. This document additionally confirms the grace warrant of administration previously issued.

Silva, António Carneiro da (flor.1637)

Administration letter

Administration letter to João Furtado de Mendonça giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Lourenço Martins do Avelar in the monastery of Santa Clara in Santarém, succeding to the late Diogo Fernandes de Almeida, former administrator.

Furtado, João de Mendonça (flor.1608-1634)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Pedro Álvares do Trato and Leonor Álvares' chapel, and confirmation of the administration of João Preto's chapel, located in church of S. Sebastião, in Câmara de Lobos, to António Fernandes.

Fernandes, António (flor.1512)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Bernardo da Costa, for his lifetime only, after an examination ordered by the king to prove that the chapel's assets were lay and that the administrator nomination was a king's prerrogative. Bernardo da Costa was previously appointed by the bishop of Coimbra, D. João Soares, after a visitation to the church where the chapel is located.

Costa, Bernardo da (flor.1547)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of D. Luísa Clara de Meneses giving her the chapel's administration for her lifetime as a reward for the military services of her deceased father, Ambrósio Pereira de Berredo, and after the death of her grandmother, D. Maria de Menses, last administrator.

Meneses, Luísa Clara de (flor.1685)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Cristóvão de Barros of the six chapels founded by Gil Lourenço de Sabadim. These chapels had been bequeated by the founder to different administrators, but the obligations weren't being fulfiled and the properties had been dispersed. As a descendant of the institutor, Cristóvão de Barros requested their administration, promising to fulfil the obligations and to reacquire the lost properties.The king complies and orders the issuance of tombos which should contain this administration letter copied, since the institution had been lost.
Gil Lourenço de Sabadim had founded four chapels in the monastery of Sabadim. The first one was to be administered by his cousin, Vasco Martins, and his descendants, and was entailed to his casais do paço. The second one had an obligation of five annual masses entailed to his houses, which he bequeathed his nephew, Afonso. The third one had another obligation of five masses, entailed to his casal reguengo de Sabadim, which he bequeathed to Gonçalo, son of Domingas, criada of Domingos Martins de Carvalho de Alva. The fourth one had an obligation of 20 annual masses entailed to his remaining properties, and was to be administered by Álvaro, Maria, Constança and Tomé, Gil's criados, who had to order five masses each.
He had also founded two chapels in the church of Padroso, Arcos de Valdevez, entailed to his properties in that parish, designating Maria de Além and Vasco, son of Domingos, mancebo who lived in Padroso, as administrators of the first one, and Maria de Além, wife of João de Além, as administrator of the second one.

Barros, Cristóvão de (flor.1511)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Cristóvão de Barros of the six chapels founded by Gil Lourenço de Sabadim. These chapels had been bequeated by the founder to different administrators, but the obligations weren't being fulfiled and the properties had been dispersed. As a descendant of the institutor, Cristóvão de Barros requested their administration, promising to fulfil the obligations and to reacquire the lost properties.The king complies and orders the issuance of tombos which should contain this administration letter copied, since the institution had been lost.
Gil Lourenço de Sabadim had founded four chapels in the monastery of Sabadim. The first one was to be administered by his cousin, Vasco Martins, and his descendants, and was entailed to his casais do paço. The second one had an obligation of five annual masses entailed to his houses, which he bequeathed his nephew, Afonso. The third one had another obligation of five masses, entailed to his casal reguengo de Sabadim, which he bequeathed to Gonçalo, son of Domingas, criada of Domingos Martins de Carvalho de Alva. The fourth one had an obligation of 20 annual masses entailed to his remaining properties, and was to be administered by Álvaro, Maria, Constança and Tomé, Gil's criados, who had to order five masses each.
He had also founded two chapels in the church of Padroso, Arcos de Valdevez, entailed to his properties in that parish, designating Maria de Além and Vasco, son of Domingos, mancebo who lived in Padroso, as administrators of the first one, and Maria de Além, wife of João de Além, as administrator of the second one.

Barros, Cristóvão de (flor.1511)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Cristóvão de Barros of the six chapels founded by Gil Lourenço de Sabadim. These chapels had been bequeated by the founder to different administrators, but the obligations weren't being fulfiled and the properties had been dispersed. As a descendant of the institutor, Cristóvão de Barros requested their administration, promising to fulfil the obligations and to reacquire the lost properties.The king complies and orders the issuance of tombos which should contain this administration letter copied, since the institution had been lost.
Gil Lourenço de Sabadim had founded four chapels in the monastery of Sabadim. The first one was to be administered by his cousin, Vasco Martins, and his descendants, and was entailed to his casais do paço. The second one had an obligation of five annual masses entailed to his houses, which he bequeathed his nephew, Afonso. The third one had another obligation of five masses, entailed to his casal reguengo de Sabadim, which he bequeathed to Gonçalo, son of Domingas, criada of Domingos Martins de Carvalho de Alva. The fourth one had an obligation of 20 annual masses entailed to his remaining properties, and was to be administered by Álvaro, Maria, Constança and Tomé, Gil's criados, who had to order five masses each.
He had also founded two chapels in the church of Padroso, Arcos de Valdevez, entailed to his properties in that parish, designating Maria de Além and Vasco, son of Domingos, mancebo who lived in Padroso, as administrators of the first one, and Maria de Além, wife of João de Além, as administrator of the second one.

Barros, Cristóvão de (flor.1511)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Beatriz de Barros of the six chapels founded by Gil Lourenço de Sabadim, succeding to her late father, Cristóvão de Barros.

Barros, Beatriz de (flor.1522)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Inácio Ferreira de Brito giving him the administration of São João Evangelista's chapel, in the Cathedral of Porto, for his lifetime due to the death of his father Luís Gonçalves Ferreira.

Brito, Inácio Ferreira de (flor.1688-1699)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of André de Brito Ferreira naming him administrator of the chapel of São João Evangelista, in Porto, during his lifetime as successor of his deceased father, Manuel Ferreira, last administrator.

Ferreira, André de Brito (flor.1668)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Inácio Ferreira de Brito giving him the administration of the chapel named"Sousinhos" , in Coruche, for his lifetime due to the death of his father Luís Gonçalves Ferreira.

Brito, Inácio Ferreira de (flor.1688-1699)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Manuel Ferreira, giving him the administration of the chapel named "Sousinhos", in Coruche, for his lifetime, due to the death of Isabel Cota, previous administrator.

Ferreira, Manuel (flor.1631-1632)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of André de Brito Ferreira naming him administrator of the chapel of São Brás, in Viana de Alvito, during his lifetime as successor of his deceased father, Manuel Ferreira, last administrator.

Ferreira, André de Brito (flor.1668)

Administration letter

Administration letter of S. Brás' chapel, located in the church of Viana de a par de Alvito, to Gabriel de Sande, in place of Afonso Dias, his father, previous administrator, who resigned on 1511-09-23.

Sande, Gabriel de (flor.1511-1563)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Pedro Álvares do Trato and Leonor Álvares' chapel, and confirmation of the administration of João Preto's chapel, located in church of S. Sebastião, in Câmara de Lobos, to António Fernandes.

Fernandes, António (flor.1511-1512)

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 on behalf of Sebastião Antunes Leal, naming him administrator during his lifetime of the two chapels founded by Margarida Golete and her sister Ana Dias Golete after successfully denounce both of them vacant.

Leal, Sebastião Antunes (flor.1661-1667)

Administration letter

Administration letter of João Afonso Barreiros' chapel, located in Pedrógão Grande, to Lopo Godinho, nephew of the institutor, in place of Vasco Gil, dismissed for bad administration.

Godinho, Lopo (flor.1465-1484)

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 Gaspar Mendes da Guerra giving him the administration of the chapel of Santa Margarida, and also for his son and grandson, as a reward for his services in Índia. The chapel's administration belongs to his wife Jerónima de Castro and to her family since many years.

Guerra, Gaspar Mendes da (flor.1645-1671)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. Maria giving her the administration of the chapel founded by Pedro Abril da Guarda, in the church of Santa Eufémia in Penela, succeeding to her late mother D. Francisca Sottomayor.

Soutomaior, Maria (flor.1624-1625)

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 Nuno Gonçalves de Ataíde of the entail and hospital of D. Gaião, with the obligation to fulfil all the pious clauses. After the death of Nuno Gonçalves de Ataíde, should succeed his first born and male son and all his descendants.

Ataíde, Nuno Gonçalves de (flor.1421)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Pedro Lobato de Abreu naming him administrator of the chapel during his lifetime in reward for his military services during the Portuguese Restoration War since the year of 1654. [Includes a scribe’s note referring to the previous register of the grace warrant of administration in the same chancery book, fl. 145v]

Abreu, Pedro Lobato de (flor.1654-1663)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Tomé Pinheiro da Veiga giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Vicente André in Viana do Alvito during his life, as a reward for his services.

Veiga, Tomé Pinheiro da (flor.1633-1643)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Tomé da Silveira do Crato of the chapel of André Vicente, in Viana de Alvito, after he demands it at his own expenses and after it is judged as belonging to the Crown.

Crato, Tomé da Silveira do (flor.1626)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. Francisco de Mascarenhas giving him the administration of the chapel of Rebouça in the church of Nossa Senhora da Almonda, nearby Azinhaga, Santarém, for his lifetime. He succeeds to his nephew D. Jerónimo de Mascarenhas, former administrator, who died without legitimate children.

Mascarenhas, Francisco de (flor.1600-1606)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Diogo Cação of the chapel founded by Antoninho and Maria Domingues, located in the church of Santa Maria de Marvila, in Santarém.

Cação, Diogo (flor.1451)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of Diogo do Souto Pinheiro giving him the administration two chapels, one founded by Margarida Afonso in São Vicente de Maiorga's church and another founded by Martinho Palença and his wife Teresa Simões in Santa Maria de Aljubarrota's church. He obtained the administration of both chapels for his lifetime due to the death of his father, Gaspar Pinheiro Salazar, last administrator.

Pinheiro, Diogo do Souto (flor.1673-1674)

Administration letter

Administration letter to António Pinheiro giving him the administration of the chapel located in the church of Santa Maria in the village of Aljubarrota, succeeding to his late father Diogo Pinheiro. His father received a resignation warrant to renounce the two chapels that he administrated, one in the church of Santa Maria in the village of Aljubarrota, and the other one the chapel of São Vicente in the village of Maiorga, but died before relinquished them.

Pinheiro, António (flor.1597-1612)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of António Ferreira da Cunha naming him administrator of the chapel founded by António de Paiva during his lifetime after successfully denounce it vacant.

Cunha, António Ferreira da (flor.1692-1699)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Gonçalo Gorizo giving him the administration of the entail founded by his great-grandfathers.

Gorizo, Gonçalo de (flor.1454)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro do Sem, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Pedro Fernandes, in the church of Alcáçovas, succeeding to the late Vasco da Fonseca, since he is nephew of the institutor.

Sem, Pedro do (flor.1517)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Catarina Gomes giving her the administration of the chapel founded by Pedro Gonçalves, succeeding to her late parents António Gomes and Inês Dias, former administrators.

Gomes, Catarina (flor.1654-1657)

Administration letter

Administration letter on behalf of António da Silva e Sousa, minor and orphan son of Francisco da Silva e Sousa, naming him administrator of Couto do Outil's entail, founded by Mécia da Silveira in Leiria's district, after his grandfather successfully denounce it vacant.

Sousa, António da Silva e (flor.1692-1699)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Padre João Nunes Velho of the chapel of Padre João Gonçalves Arvelo, in the main church of Alcácer do Sal, which is vacant since the death of Manuel, minor.

Velho, João Nunes (flor.1692-1695)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Luís Martins de Sousa Chichorro giving him the administration of the chapel founded by Catarina Eanes in the church of São Vicente de Fora, as a reward for his services.

Chichorro, Luís Martins de Sousa (flor.1634)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by João Afonso, lavrador, in the church of Mourão, Bragança, given to João de Sá, criado of D. António de Ataíde, for his lifetime, after the resignation of Rodrigo Álvares, abade of that church, who appointed him as next administrator.

Sá, João de (flor.1524)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Fernando Pais, succeding to his late father, António Pais.

Pais, Fernando (flor.1553)

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