Will chart made by Gonçalo Mendes in which he says he had previously instituted a chapel, invoking Jesus, Maria and José, now entailing his assets, after the legacies were fulfilled, to fulfill charges. He appointed Catarina Luís to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she will be succeeded by the relative chosen to succeed her. The administrator was obliged to reside in the houses adjacent to the chapel.
Will chart made by Maria Pinto in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of five masses celebrated every year at the altar of Rosário, in the church of Santa Maria Madalena of Monforte. She appointed Isabel Álvares to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by Isabel. Isabel shall be succeeded by her eldest child, whether male or female.
Will chart made by Jácome de Matos in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of three masses celebrated every year in Marvão. He appointed Beatriz to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by her eldest male son. He ordered the foundation of another chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of three masses celebrated every year in Marvão. He appointed Mécia to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by her eldest male son. He ordered the foundation of a third chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of two masses celebrated every year in Marvão. He appointed Domingos to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest male son. He ordered the foundation of a fourth chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of two masses celebrated every year in Marvão. He appointed Leonor to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by her eldest male son. He ordered the foundation of a fifth chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of two masses celebrated every year in Marvão. He appointed Antónia to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by her eldest male son.
Will chart made by Beatriz de Matos in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of five masses celebrated every year in Castelo de Vide. She appointed Silvestre to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his legitimate son.
Will chart by which António de Torres Manso annexes properties to the chapel founded by Maria Barata, in Oleiros, which would pass to his daughter, Maria Temudo, after his death. He annexes his half of his entail to the chapel founded by his uncle, Baltasar Manso, as he had agreed with with his deceased wife, Beatriz Barata, in their previous will. He designates his son, António de Torres Manso, as administrator of this entail. He also appoints him administrator of the chapel founded by by Afonso Álvares, in the mother church of Álvaro, which he had inherited from his wife, and annexes properties to it.
Will chart made by Francisco Vaz de Castelo Branco, in which he claims to be an administrator of an entail established by Leonor Carrilho, his wife, being able, according to the institution, to name the successor. Thus, he appoints Duarte, his grandson, son of Guiomar Vaz, his daughter, and Diogo de Almeida, to succeed him. He also ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of another entail with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated every year in Portalegre. The institutor named Francisco, his grandson, son of Guiomar Vaz, his daughter, and Diogo de Almeida, as first administrator during his lifetime. From there on the succession should continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir.
Will chart made by Ana Ribeiro Pais, widow of João Rodrigues de Castelo Branco, in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of three masses celebrated every year in Portalegre. The institutor named Mem Rodrigues de Castelo Branco, her son, as first administrator during his lifetime, on condition that he leaves Leonor Dias. If he did not, the administration should pass to Trajano Rodrigues, his brother.
Will chart made by Francisca Fernandes in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of five masses celebrated every year in Monforte. She appointed Violante Cidade to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by her son.
Will chart made by Gonçalo Eanes Mures in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of three masses celebrated every year in Monforte. He appointed Gil Marcos to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest son.
Will chart made by Gil Moutoso in which he claims that he had instituted a chapel as a wedding dowry for Mécia Rodrigues, with a perpetual pious obligation of masses and the faculty of appointing the administrator among the couple's children. Thus, he asks Mécia Rodrigues to appoint Gaspar Moutoso as administrator. The testator was administrator of another chapel, established by Violante Lopes, to which he also appointed Gaspar Moutoso. The “cumpra-se” dates from 1615-03-18.
Will chart made by Leonor Fernandes in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of a mass celebrated every week in the mother church of Vila do Porto. She appointed Simão Álvares to be the first administrator during his lifetime.
Will chart made by Constança Rafael in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of three masses celebrated every year in the church of Nossa Senhora da Piedade of Ponta da Garça. She appointed Manuel, son of António Borges and Beatriz Garcia, to be the first administrator during his lifetime.
Will chart by which Constança Gonçalves, Miguel Martins' widow, bequeaths a house and part of a vegetable garden (almuinha) in Lisboa to her niece, Constança Afonso, with the obligation of supporting the celebration of annual masses in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. After the first administrator's death, the entail should pass to her eldest son. The testator also orders the executors of her will to use the revenues of a store in S. Nicolau, Lisboa, which she had leased to Domingos Eanes, correeiro, to sustain the celebration of annual masses for her soul.
Will chart made by João Gonçalves Vaz in which he ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of a mass celebrated every week in the chapel of Fiéis de Deus, in the church of São Roque. He appointed Francisca de Medeiros to be the first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she shall be succeeded by Jerónimo Gonçalves de Araújo. After his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest male son.
Will chart made by Marquesa Afonso in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated in the mother church of São Sebastião of Ponta Delgada. She appointed Fernando Afonso to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest male son.
Will chart made by Margarida Fernandes in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of a mass celebrated every fortnight in the mother church of São Sebastião of Ponta Delgada. She appointed Cristóvão Dias to be the first administrator during the first two years after her death. After this period, he shall be succeeded by Francisco Fernandes during two years, and after this period he would return to the first for the same mandate, and so on. After their death, they shall be succeeded by a male son of Cristóvão Dias.
Will chart made by Maria Gonçalves in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated in the mother church of São Sebastião of Ponta Delgada. She appointed João Rodrigues to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest male son.
Will chart made by D. Jordoa in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated in the church where she will be buried. She appointed João Soares de Sousa to be the first administrator during his lifetime, and after his death, he shall be succeeded by a son appointed for him.
Will chart made by Fernando Lourenço in which he ordered the foundation of an entail with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated in the mother church of Vila do Porto.
Will chart made by Violante Álvares in which she ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated in the mother church of Vila do Porto. She appointed Amador Gonçalves to be the first administrator during his lifetime.
Will chart made by Rui Fernandes Zuzarte and his wife Violante de Carvalhais in which they ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated every year in the monastery of São Domingos of Évora. They appointed Pedro Zuzarte to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest male son. They further confirm the contents of two earlier will charts. It was approved on 1507-09-15.
Will chart by which Gonçalo Eanes, raçoeiro das igrejas de S. Tiago e de S. Martinho de Lisboa, establishes an entail with a vineyard in Vale do Grou, leaving it to his godson, João Fernandes, tabelião, obligating him and his successors to celebrate masses in the church of Santa Maria of Arruda dos Vinhos for his soul and for the soul of Leonor Fernandes. The testator bequeaths properties in Arruda dos Vinhos and Vale do Grou to his compadre, Fernando Eanes, barbeiro, with the obligation of celebrating 50 annual masses in the churches of S. Tiago and of Santa Maria of Arruda dos Vinhos. After the first administrator's death, the entail would be transmitted to a son chosen by him. He also leaves houses in Lisboa to Margarida Eanes, his relative, with the obligation of supporting the celebration of masses for his soul in the church of S. Tiago, where the testator's remains would be buried. The entail should be inherited by her descendants. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1514-03-21.
Will chart by which Luís da Cunha de Ataíde e Melo, do Conselho do Rei, expresses his wish to be buried in his chapel in the chancel of the church of Santo António dos Capuchos of Lisboa, where his wife is buried. He asks his brother, the conde de Pontével, to be tutor of his minor son, Tristão da Cunha. He declares that his wife, D. Guiomar de Lencastre, had bequeathed her son the entail of Fernando da Silveira, who had appointed as his heir Guiomar da Cunha, grandmother of his wife. Guiomar da Cunha had appointed her son, D. Álvaro de Abranches, as next administrator, and D. Álvaro had appointed his daughter, D. Guiomar de Lencastre, as administrator after him. Tristão da Cunha shall appoint his eldest son as the next administrator. He also appoints his son, Tristão, as his heir and bequeaths him his third part, as an entail, consisting of his houses and silver trays, which are next to his entailed houses and silver trays, with the obligation of providing for his sister, Maria.
Will chart by which Francisco Rodrigues Belo annexes two more masses to the obligations entailed to his farmstead in Bucelas, for his soul and the soul of his brother, André Teixeira. He entails to them his properties in Alhos Vedras and appoints Heitor, son of his niece, Maria de Oliveira, as future administrator. His mother shall have the administration of his properties during his minority.
Will chart by which Pedro Gonçalves da Chambueira established an entail, appointing Lourenço Eanes to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of masses in the Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Purificação de Bucelas. This entail is composed a quarter of a várzea located in Bucelas.
Will chart by which Belchior de Espinosa, barbeiro de espadas, widower, expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo. He orders that the remaining part of his third shall be divided between his son, licenciado Manuel de Espinosa, and his daughter from his first marriage, Isabel de Espinosa, wife of Bernardo Gomes. He bequeaths the houses in Lisboa, which had been part of his wife's third part, to his son, and his store to his daughter. He also revokes his previous wills. Followed by approval deed and opening deed, dated 1622-09-03.
Will chart by which Nuno Álvares Correia, Cavaleiro da Ordem de Santiago e da Casa do Príncipe, establishes a chapel in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa, entailing a farmstead (quinta) in Paio Pires and lands (casal) in Azeitão. He designates his brother, Gaspar Correia, to become the entail's first administrator and to transmit it to his eldest son, obligating him and his descendants to support the celebration of a daily mass in the chapel of Santa Maria do Pranto of that convent and to give, each year, 4 000 réis to sustain the ransom of captives in Africa or the dowry of orphan girls. He determines that his body should be buried next to his parent's remains, inside that convent.
Will chart made by Pedro Alves, homem que vivia de sua fazenda, and his wife, Inês Brás. The former left the third part of his assets, including vineyards and lands in Rossais to his wife, ordering her to fulfil various legacies. After the death of his wife, that estate should be delivered to his niece, Vitória do Rego, with the obligation of supporting the celebration of 56 annual masses for his soul in the church of S. João Batista of Lumiar. If those assets were sold, the pious obligation had to go with them. The testators left lands in Albogas to Maria Brás, Inês' sister, with the obligation of celebrating 2 masses, every year, for their souls in the church of Almargem do Bispo. They also left a rent (foro) in a vineyard to João Gonçalves, their brother-in-law, and his wife, obligating them to celebrate an annual mass for their souls in an unidentified church. After their deaths, the entail would be inherited by their daughter, Maria. Inês Brás determined that, after the death of her husband, all her assets had to be delivered to her nephew, Duarte, who would be responsible for celebrating, each year, 57 masses in the church of S. João Batista. If he died before receiving that inheritance, it would pass to Santos, another nephew of Inês Brás. The testators declared that their bodies would be buried in the church of S. João Batista of Lumiar. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1569-08-30.
Will chart by which Inês Freire, widow of Manuel Pinto, expresses her wish to be buried in the church of S. Tiago of Montemor-o-Novo, in her ancestors' burial place. She entails her estate of Oliveira and leases in Montemor-o-Novo as a chapel, and bequeaths them to her daughter, D. Francisca da Grã, during the minority of her grandson, Manuel Pinto, with the obligation of ten annual masses over her tomb. If Manuel Pinto dies before his mother, the entail shall pass to his brother, Gonçalo Mendes, or to his other siblings and successors. She also bequeaths her daughter the estate of Caravela, which she had inherited from her brother, António Freire, as an entail, which shall always be joined to her own. Followed by an approval deed of the will.
Will chart by which Ana Dinis, Belchior de Gueifão's wife, designated his husband to execute her will and left him all her properties, determining that after his death they would be inherited by her great-niece, Joana Dinis, Fernando Freire and Maria Dinis' daughter. At the time of her death, she had to transmit the assets to her eldest son or daughter and was forbidden to sell or exchange them. If she left no descendants, the entail would be inherited by Catarina, Francisco de Parada and Isabel Dinis' daughter. Its future administrators were obligated to support the celebration of 3 annual masses for the institutors soul. The testator declared that her body would be buried in the convent of Nossa Senhora da Caridade of Sardoal. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1606-05-28.
Will chart by which Licenciado Gil Vaz Parada, clérigo de missa, established an entail with all his properties, including houses and lands in Sardoal ("casal do Alcaide"), designating his sister, Margarida de Parada, to administrate it. She and her descendants were obligated to support the celebration of 12 annual masses for his soul in the main church of that village. After his sister's death, the entail would be transmitted to her eldest legitimate son or daughter. The testator also declared that the entail and chapel instituted by his ancestors should be administrated by António Carvalho, his nephew, Margarida's son. He declared that if he died in Lisboa, his body should be buried according to Cónego Pedro da Fonseca's will.
Will chart by which Duarte Vaz Henriques, Afonso Pato Henriques and Luísa Caldeira Pimentel's son, designated his daughter to administrate the chapel established by Isabel de Freitas, to which were entailed properties in Torres Vedras ("um moinho e casal do Chipre"; "quinhão no casal da Coutada"), and the chapel instituted by Duarte Vaz Pato, his uncle, to which was entailed a farmstead in Bandalhoeira ("quinta do Rossio Travesso"). If his daughter left no descendants, the administration of the two entails would be given to one of the testator's brothers, who had to be a layman. He cancelled the sale of entailed assets which belonged to Isabel de Freitas' chapel and appointed his brother, Inácio Pato Henriques, to execute his will. The testator declared that after the decomposition of his body, his remains would be buried in the main chapel of the convent of S. Domingos de Carmões, where his mother lied. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1628-02-05.
Will chart by which Duarte Vaz Henriques, Afonso Pato Henriques and Luísa Caldeira Pimentel's son, designated his daughter to administrate the chapel established by Isabel de Freitas, to which were entailed properties in Torres Vedras ("um moinho e casal do Chipre"; "quinhão no casal da Coutada"), and the chapel instituted by Duarte Vaz Pato, his uncle, to which was entailed a farmstead in Bandalhoeira ("quinta do Rossio Travesso"). If his daughter left no descendants, the administration of the two entails would be given to one of the testator's brothers, who had to be a layman. He cancelled the sale of entailed assets which belonged to Isabel de Freitas' chapel and appointed his brother, Inácio Pato Henriques, to execute his will. The testator declared that after the decomposition of his body, his remains would be buried in the main chapel of the convent of S. Domingos de Carmões, where his mother lied. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1628-02-05.
Will chart by which Violante Henriques da Penha determined that, after her death, 3 weekly masses should be celebrated, every year, for her soul in the chapel she and her husband, Cristóvão Vaz Pinto, had in the convent of Nossa Senhora da Anunciada of Lisboa. That pious obligation would be fulfilled up until the time her husband ordered the celebration of a daily perpetual mass for their souls. She designated him to be her universal heir. The testator also founded an entail, incorporating in it the remaining of the third part of her assets and rents (foros) extracted from lands (casais) in Nossa Senhora do Monte, outskirts of Almada. She appointed her son, Duarte Vaz Pinto, to administrate it, ordering him to pass it to his eldest son or, if he left no offspring, to his eldest sister, Branca Pinto. Her body would be buried in that chapel. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1608-10-26 and an opening deed dated 1610-10-10.
Will chart by which Luís da Cunha de Ataíde e Melo, do Conselho do Rei, expresses his wish to be buried in his chapel in the chancel of the church of Santo António dos Capuchos of Lisboa, where his wife is buried. He asks his brother, the conde de Pontével, to be tutor of his minor son, Tristão da Cunha. He declares that his wife, D. Guiomar de Lencastre, had bequeathed her son the entail of Fernando da Silveira, who had appointed as his heir Guiomar da Cunha, grandmother of his wife. Guiomar da Cunha had appointed her son, D. Álvaro de Abranches, as next administrator, and D. Álvaro had appointed his daughter, D. Guiomar de Lencastre, as administrator after him. Tristão da Cunha shall appoint his eldest son as the next administrator. He also appoints his son, Tristão, as his heir and bequeaths him his third part, as an entail, consisting of his houses and silver trays, which are next to his entailed houses and silver trays, with the obligation of providing for his sister, Maria.
Will chart made by Pedro Barreto, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, who was about to embark for Índia. He ordered the executor of his will to erect a chapel in his honour in the church of Santa Maria do Bispo of Montemor-o-Novo, devoted to Nossa Senhora da Conceição, where the remains of his parents and his body would be buried. He entailed to it all his assets and all the estate he would obtain in Índia, determining that its revenues would support the celebration of a perpetual daily mass. The testator appointed his wife, D. Francisca Henriques, to become its first administrator, obligating her to appoint a successor. If she or her descendants died without appointing the next administrator, the entail would be inherited by their closest relative. Since his wife was not yet old enough, the chapel would be administrated by her father, António de Miranda, until she reached the appropriate age. If the institutor was unable to gather any assets in Índia, or if they were lost in the voyage to Portugal, the chapel's institution would become null. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1508-03-17.
Will and codicil made by Fernando Ribeiro widower of Catarina Jorge entailing new properties that he bought after the death of his wife. He appoints his niece Margarida Serrão and her husband Lucas Dorta to the administration of the chapel. The other clauses remain unchanged.
Will (extract) by which Beatriz de Freitas established an entail with the obligation to celebrate four masses in the Convent of São Francisco de Xabregas. The institutor appointed Brígida da Guarda to be its first administrator and after her death she designated Sebastiana de Freitas, daughter of Miguel Rodrigues and his wife Margarida da Maia. After Sebastiana's death, she appointed another sister of hers to succeed in this chapel. This entail is composed of houses in Alfama, Lisboa. This chapel later incorporated into Beatriz de Freitas' chapel which was administered by Margarida da Maia.
Will by which Sebastião Teixeira de Vasconcelos established a chapel, incorporating assets for the fulfillment of the pious charges in the Convent of São Francisco do Funchal. He designated his wife Beatriz Drummond to be its first administrator and she could choose the successor.
Will made by D. Martinho, arcebispo of Braga, in which he ordered the foundation of an entail with a perpetual pious obligation of two masses celebrated every day in the cathedral of Évora. He appointed Mem Pires to be the first administrator during his lifetime and, after his death, he shall be succeeded by his eldest son, legitimate and male, with condition that he was not a son or descendant of Guiomar Martins.
Will of D. Antónia do Rego de Negreiros founding a chapel and an entail with masses in the church of the convent of Santo António de Redondo, appointing for its administrator her sister D. Maria do Rego de Negreiros and after her Andreza de Negreiros. She also founds another chapel and entail, with all her properties in the village of Pavia and masses in the local parish church, appointing to the administration the above D. Maria do Rego de Negreiros and after her D. Maria de Soutomaior.
Will of Martinho Afonso de Penelas, ordering his grave in the monastery of Santa Maria de Refoios do Lima. He entails his assets, for the fulfillment of charges, celebrated in that monastery. He appoints Clara Martins, his wife, as the first administrator. Clara Martins must have succeeded her husband's closest relative, of Branca Afonso, his sister.
Will of Frei Amaro de Lemos Mascarenhas. He instituted an entail entailing assets for the fulfillment of charges, celebrated in the convent of São Bento de Santarém. He appoints Diogo de Azambuja Momperes, married to D. Mariana de Lemos, his niece, the first administrator.
Will of Maria Eanes Louseira appointing João Afonso for the administration of the chapel in Estremoz that she founded and built with her late husband Bartolomeu Pires, where she wants to the buried. João Afonso will administrate this chapel until her granddaughter Margarida Pires be old enough to succeed him. She founds another chapel in the monastery of São Francisco in Évora, entailing several properties in Redondo and Montoito. This chapel will also be administrated by João Afonso.
Will of João de Barros Pinto de Figueiredo founding an entail in Montemor-o-Velho. He attaches the entail of his mother-in-law Isabel Vaz; and also the chapel of his first wife Sibina Dercules, with masses in Alcaçovas.
Figueiredo, João de Barros Pinto de (flor.1615-1616)
Will of António de Sá da Maia establishing, among other dispositions, the foundation of the entail and chapel that was ordered on his father's will, which was not yet founded, and naming his minor son, Duarte, to be the first administrator. He entails half of his own reserved portion to the chapel, and added six weekly masses obligation to be orayed at the chapel in the church of Nossa Senhora da Graça, in Olinda.
Will of capitão Manuel Vaz Carreiro founding an entail with his available portion, appointing his grandson, capitão Francisco da Câmara Carreiro, as his successor, and annexing several assets to his available portion. Since he administrates five more entails or chapels, founded by his relatives, he also: appoints his grandson, capitão Francisco da Câmara Carreiro, as his successor in the administration of the available portions of his parents, Roque Gonçalves da Costa and Águeda Carreiro; his aunt, Beatriz Leite; António Cabral Teixeira; and his aunts, Isabel Fernandes and Ana Gonçalves. Besides, he annexes some assets to the available portions of Águeda Carreiro, his mother, and André Gonçalves São Miguel, his uncle. Will approved in 1697-05-10 and opened in 1700-12-27.
Will of Pedro Martins bequeathing a land to celebrate three annual prayed masses and appointing his daughter, Inês Martins, as his executor and his soul's guardian and, after her death, Maria Micaela, her daughter, who will appoint her successor. Will approved in 1587-10-02 and opened in 1587-11-16.
Will by which João Vicente, cónego de Lisboa, bequeaths to Afonso Eanes, his criado, clérigo do Rei, a farmstead in Lisboa ("quinta de Loura"), houses in that city, in Santarém, in Coimbra and in Vila Nova de Anços and the patronage of the church of S. João da Praça, which had been given to the testator by the King D. Afonso IV. After Afonso Eanes' death, those assets must be inherited by João Eanes, his brother. Whoever holds those properties afterwards is obligated to sustain 2 chaplains responsible for celebrating annual masses for the institutor's soul and for the soul of the King in that church; and to provide for 6 poor men that should inhabit houses in the parish of S. João da Praça, left by the testator, and pray for his soul.
Will of Manuel das Neves and Maria de Sousa, his wife, ordering their grave in the mother church of Vaqueiros. They institute a chapel in that church, entailing several properties for the celebration of charges. They appoint whoever survives from them as executor and administrator, and it is up to him to appoint the following.
Will of Cristóvão Fernandes Saro and Maria de Aguiar, his wife, founding a chapel in the chapel of S. Cristóvão, in the church of Santo Varão, where they will be buried, and appointing their daughter, Serafina, as the successor of the last one to die. Cristóvão Fernandes Saro also appoints his daughter, Maria, as his successor in the chapel of his grandfather, Mateus Fernandes, in Condeixa. Will approved in 1643-11-26.
Will of João Duarte de Resende founding an entail with masses in the convent dos Padres de Vialonga and appointing his nephew Luís Sanches de Baena for its administrator.
Will by which Maria Francisca da Rosa established a chapel, incorporating the "casal do Casalinho" with its houses, olive groves and lands, the farm of Aramanha and some olive groves in Cartaxo, in order to fulfill charges in the Convent of São Francisco do Cartaxo. She designated her niece Mariana Tristão, daughter of António Lopes Francisco, to be the first administrator and her eldest son should succeed her.
Will by which padre Manuel Vaz Perestrelo, Secretário do Santo Ofício da Inquisição de Évora, wanted to be buried in the Church of Nossa Senhora do Carmo de Castelo de Vide. He ordered the foundation of a chapel in that church with a perpetual pious obligation of three hundred masses celebrated every year, and ordered the purchase of some assets in Castelo de Vide. The institutor named his niece Isabel as first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, the succession should continue, preferably, on the male heir. If Isabel had no children, the administration would be handled to the Confraria das Almas.
Will of Pedro de Bettencourt Henriques founding an entail with his available portion and appointing his wife as his first successor and, after her death, their son, António Correia, with the pious obligation of a weekly prayed mass in the hermitage of Boa Hora or in the altar of Nossa Senhora in any church. His available portion will be annexed to the entail founded by António Correia, o Grande, and his wife D. Isabel de Bettencourt, which the testator administrates, if his son has a legitimate son or not. Pedro de Bettencourt Henriques also appoints João de Bettencourt Henriques, his eldest son, to succeed him in the property of Covão, administrated, before him, by his father, António Correia Bettencourt, and, before him, by Maria de Lima, belonging to the entail of Guiomar Correia. Will approved in 1688-12-28 and opened in 1688-12-30.
Will of Tomás de Bairros and Joana da Costa, his wife. They instituted a chapel, dedicated to the invocation of Jesus, in the church of Nossa Senhora do Funchal, in Ameixoeira, on the outskirts of Lisboa, where Tomás de Bairros orders his burial. He leaves all his movable and immovable property to fulfill obligations. The administration was the responsibility of the Confraria de Jesus of the church of Nossa Senhora do Funchal, in Ameixoeira.
Will by which Jerónimo de Abreu do Vale orders his burial in the church of S. Sebastião of Ponta Delgada and establishes two chapels with the profit of his houses'. He designates D. Joana Tavares, his wife, as his executor and heir, with the capacity of appointing in her will the chapels' administrator. Jerónimo de Abreu do Vale also bequeaths to his wife the vineyards entailed to the chapels of D. Vitória da Cunha, his first wife, Isabel da Cunha, his sister-in-law, Valentim da Cunha, his brother-in-law, and Maria da Cunha, his sister-in-law. His wife, D. Joana Tavares, is free to sell these entailed assets with their pious obligations. Will approved in 1674-11-27 and opened in 1674-12-16.
Will chart made by Vasco Arnalho in which he ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated every year in the monastery of São Francisco of Évora. He appointed João Boto to be the first administrator during his lifetime, with the condition that he should be called João Arnalho and live in Évora. After his death, he shall be succeeded by his legitimate son.
Will of Martinho Rodrigues Situleiro, ordering himself buried in the church of São Miguel and naming Maior Domingues, his wife, his heir, being able to enjoy the houses, clothes and implements until he remarried. He institutes a chapel, in the church of São Miguel, to which he linked the third of his assets, entailed after the death of his wife or in case she remarried. He mentions the chapels of Domingos Esteves Bem-lhe-Quero and Teresa Martins, his aunt, that he has administered.
Will of Maior Domingues, establishing a chapel in the church of São Miguel de Estremoz, where she is buried. She appoints Afonso Eanes, her nephew and Gonçalo Galego, her criado, as first administrators.
Will by which Pedro de Cascais de Abreu, do Desembargo do Rei and promotor fiscal do Santo Ofício da Inquisição de Coimbra, expresses his wish to be buried in the church of Santa Maria do Castelo de Olivença, with a tomb similar to the one of his cousin, Lopo Soares, whose chapel he administers. He bequeaths 100 000 réis to the priests of the church of Santa Maria do Castelo to employ in masses for himself, the 8 masses set in the estate of Alparragena by Leonor de Cascais, and the two masses set on an olive grove in Pentieira. If they don't fulfill the obligations, it will pass to the priests of the church of Santa Maria Madalena de Olivença. If they refuse, this obligation will pass to his heirs. He designates his natural daughter, D. Catarina de Abreu, who is being raised to become a nun, as first administrator of his entail, if the monastery she professes in allows her to have properties. He entails his third part as a chapel with a daily mass over his tomb, which shall be given to his heirs. He includes in this entail the chapels he possesses, but the masses of those chapels will be administered by the priests, as mentioned. He entails to it his free and entailed houses in Olivença, the estate of Alparragena, with its leases, and the olive grove of Pentieira. If he doesn't have descendants, some of the houses he possesses shall pass to the children of António de Sousa and Maria del Rio, descendants of his uncle, Manuel de Cascais, and the others will pass to the heirs of his nephew, Francisco Martins Mexia, since they are also entailed. In the same situation, the olive grove will pass to the descendants of Diogo Álvares Restolho. If he doesn't have successors, the part of his entail which doesn't belong to any other heirs will pass to his nephew, Manuel de Sousa Cascais, son of António de Sousa and Maria del Rio. If he dies without successors, it will pass to his sister, Maria de Sambrana, and to her descendants, or to the descendants of Francisco Martins Mexia.
Will of D. Pedro de Eça founding an entail with masses in the chapel he intends to build in the convent of S. Francisco of Xabregas, Lisboa, and appointing D. Diogo, his son, as his successor. He entails to it his third part, consisting of properties in Ribeira de Lavra, Ribeira de Canha and Póvoa, and the third part of his wife, D. Maria da Silva, with an obligation of two daily masses for their souls. Will approved in 1548-01-30.
Will of João Fialho founding an entail in the village of Santa Catarina, Alcobaça, and appointing for its administrator Sebastião Pereira de Frias, who will marry Maria Fialho, daughter of the abovementioned João Fialho.
Will of Constança Mendes, containing, among other determinations, the order to be buried in the church of the monastery of S. Domingos de Santarém and instructions to his executors build a chapel in that church.
Will of Fernando Rodrigues Patarinho founding a chapel in the church of S. Salvador of Santarém and entailing, among other properties, the farmstead (quinta) of Azambujeira to maintain it. He appoints as first administrator Afonso Rodrigues, his brother, and, after his death, João Afonso, his son.
Will by which Catarina Vaz Sisuda, João Dias' widow, escrivão da Relação, bequeaths a winery (lagar), vineyards, lands and an olive grove in Charneca to Pedro Brandão, Escudeiro and escrivão dos Contos do Rei, obligating him to celebrate annual masses for her soul in the church of S. Mamede of Lisboa. She also leaves houses in that city to Álvaro Pires, priest of that church, obligating him and the future priests of S. Mamede to celebrate masses each year for her soul. The testator declares that her body should be buried in the main chapel of that church. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1493-11-27 and an opening deed issued on 1493-11-29.
Will of Fernando Martins Evangelho, o Moço, by which he expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, in the chapel he built. He appoints his natural son, Afonso Martins Evangelho, legitimized by king D. Afonso V, as his universal heir. He also bequeaths him and his descendants an entail of his properties, with the obligation of a daily mass and five sung masses in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, and two annual masses in the church of Atouguia da Baleia, where his parents were buried. If his lineage is extinguished, the administrator of the entail shall be chosen by the merchants of the confrarias of Sto. Espírito and S. Francisco of Lisboa. He also makes a donation to a supposed natural daughter, named Violante, for her marriage, even though it was against his will. Followed by notices dated between 1851 and 1853 mentioning the subrogation of properties belonging to this entail.
Will by which Maria Fogaça, resident in her daughter D. Leonor's house, in Lisboa, declared that she wanted to be buried in the Church of Nossa Senhora do Castelo, in Almada, in her husband João Álvares de Almada's grave. The chapel and the founder's grave were initially established in Santo António, Lisboa, and later were moved to Almada, for reasons that are unknown. She wanted to use her third in order to fulfil the pious obligations. Followed by an approval deed dated 1537-11-27 and an opening deed dated 1538-04-11.
Will of D. Pedro da Costa, bishop of Angra, appointing his nephew Pantaleão da Costa, son of Miguel da Costa and Maria Pereira de Andrade, as his heir. Pedro da Costa orders that all his estate and movable goods should be sold to acquire a public debt instrument in the almoxarifado of Porto. Preceded by the opening deed (1625-09-17) (fls. 4-4v) and followed by the approval deed (1623-03-18) (fls. 6-6v) and a list of debts (fl. 6v).
Will by which Filipe Barreto Sernige expresses his wish to be buried in the church of the parish of Anjos, Lisboa, where his parents are buried, and appoints heirs to the three entails he administers. He designates his sister, D. Maria da Cunha, nun in Santa Clara, and her closest relative afterwards, as heir of the entail of Barretos, which he inherited from his grandmother, D. Inês Barreto. He annexes to this entail revenue from his houses in the parish of Anjos, Lisboa, in compensation for a debt he owed to it. He declares he gained possession of the entail of Serniges, with head in their chapel of Sá, in Ílhavo, through a sentence in his favour against the mordomos of the confraria of that church. As the entail is of appointment among the descendants of the founder, he appoints as next administrator his nephew, Cristóvão de Lafetá, great-grandson of D. Jerónima de Sernige, sister of the institutor, or his brother, Pedro de Lafetá. If they both die before him, he appoints Vasco Martins de Sousa Chichorro, who is great-grandson of Tristão de Sernige. He appoints Pedro da Cunha Pereira and his heirs as administrators of the entail of quinta da Ribeira, in Almada, which he inherited from his mother, with the obligation of an annual mass in the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. He annexes to it the houses where he lives. Followed by the approval deed and the opening deed of the will, dated 1658-05-23.
Will of capitão Manuel Vaz Carreiro founding an entail with his available portion, appointing his gradson, capitão Francisco da Câmara Carreiro, as his successor, and annexing several assets to his available portion. Since he administrates five more entails or chapels, founded by his relatives, he also: appoints his grandson, capitão Francisco da Câmara Carreiro, as his successor in the administration of the available portions of his parents, Roque Gonçalves da Costa and Águeda Carreiro; his aunt, Beatriz Leite; António Cabral Teixeira; and his aunts, Isabel Fernandes and Ana Gonçalves. Besides, he annexes some assets to the available portions of Águeda Carreiro, his mother, and André Gonçalves São Miguel, his uncle. Will approved in 1697-05-10 and opened in 1700-12-27.
Will by which António Correia Bettencourt wanted to be buried in the Misericórdia of Funchal. He bequeathed his available portion to his wife, D. Maria da Câmara, with the pious obligation of five Our Father prayers and five Holy Mary prayers. After her death, his available portion will be bequeathed to Inácio Bettencourt e Câmara and his descendants, who will own it as an entail. He also appoints Pedro de Bettencourt Henriques, his son, to succeed him in the administration of the real estate belonging to the entail of Guiomar Correia, in which he was appointed by Maria de Lima. This entail is composed of houses in Funchal. Will approved in 1670-12-10.
Will made in Portalegre by Ana de Miranda, in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of four entails. The first entail would be composed of a vineyard in the outskirts of Portalegre over which she imposed a perpetual obligation of three masses celebrated every year at Christmas, naming the eldest daughter of Catarina Delicada, who lived in Castelo de Vide, as first administrator during her lifetime, and, after her death, the succession should always continue on the closest relative of the Crato's lineage. The second entail would be composed of a land and a mill in the outskirts of Crato over which she imposed a perpetual obligation of two masses celebrated every year, naming her nephew Tomé da Silveira as first administrator, and, after his death the succession should always continue on the closest relative of the Crato's lineage. This third entail would be composed of a land over which the institutor imposed a perpetual obligation of one masses celebrated every year, and this would be administrated by her nephew padre Manuel Velez who would be succeeded by the closest relative of the Velez' lineage. Finally, the fourth entail would be composed of an estate named Herdade da Urra, over which she imposed a perpetual obligation of seven masses celebrated every year, and to administrate it she named her nephew Estêvão de Miranda, who would be succeeded by the closest relative of the Velez' lineage. All four entails would follow the succession patterns defined by the laws of the kingdom.
Will by which Pedro Esteves Barbas, clérigo, establishes an entail with all his proprieties in Sintra, including houses, lands (casal) in Odrinhas and lands (herdades) in Colares, appointing Constança Gonçalves, his niece, to be its first administrator. He obligates her to give each year part of the entail's revenues to Frei Martinho, Mestre em Teologia, who should celebrate masses for his soul. After Constança's death, it would pass to Maria, her daughter. He declares that his remains should be buried inside the church of S. Martinho of Sintra.
Will of André Gonçalves de Sampaio founding a chapel of masses in the chapel of Santo André, in the monastery of Santo André of Vila Franca do Campo, and appointing bacharel João Gonçalves as his executor and administrator. André Gonçalves de Sampaio also renounces to the administration of the chapel of is father, not named, because he has not offspring to succeed him. He requests to the king to appoint someone rightful to this administration. Will approved in 1553-11-13.
Will by which Fernando Álvares, Juiz dos Órfãos de Lisboa, appoints Pedro de Serpa, his son, to be the next administrator of Bartolomeu Joanes' entail. He also bequeaths to him the farmstead (quinta) of Frielas, which he had inherited from his father, Álvaro Lopes, with the obligation of fulfilling pious charges each year. The testator declares that his body should be buried inside the chapel of Bartolomeu Joanes of the cathedral of Lisboa, where his father's remains are deposited. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1479-10-26.
Will by which Beatriz Eanes, widow, appoints João Lopes, her "compadre", to be the executor of her will, asking him to sell her houses in Lisboa. Whoever buys them is henceforth obligated to give, each year, 280 réis to the church of S. Cristóvão of Lisboa in order to support the celebration of masses for the soul of the testator's uncle, Pedro Alves, who had been priest in that church. Beatriz Eanes' remains should be buried in there.
Will of D. Inês Barreto ordering, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel in the hospital she and her husband, D. João de Sousa, founded in Recife, Pernambuco's captaincy, with a daily mass obligation in the same hospital, naming her nephew Filipe Paes Barreto to be the first administrator.
Will by which Leonor Fernandes, Lourenço Eanes' widow, designates Afonso Taveira, her grandnephew, Pedro Taveira's son, to administrate the chapel she and her husband established in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. She entails to it her houses in Rua Nova, a farmstead (quinta) in Camarate and lands in Alcolena, determining that the chapel's future administrators must pay, each year, 3 800 reais brancos to that convent to support the pious obligations and give olive oil to light a lamp. They are also obligated to give to the convent's infirmary 200 reais brancos and to prepare a feast for the prisoners of the royal prison, every year. She donates an olive grove in S. Lázaro to João de Santiago, obligating him and his successors to give, each year, olive oil to light a lamp of her chapel in the convent of S. Domingos. The testator also bequeaths lands (casal) located near the bridge of Alcântara to her nephew, Rui da Grã, which should be passed to his descendants with the obligation of celebrating an annual mass in the church of S. Mamede of that city for the souls of Leonor Fernandes' parents. She declares that her body should be buried inside her chapel, where her husband and children lie.
Will made by Maria Eanes Louseira in which appointed João Afonso as administrator of the chapel in Estremoz that she founded and built with her late husband Bartolomeu Pires. João Afonso will administrate this chapel until her granddaughter Margarida Pires be old enough to succeed him. She ordered the foundation of another chapel in the monastery of São Francisco of Évora. She also appointed João Afonso to be the administrator during his lifetime.
Will by which Clara Afonso, Pedro Esteves de Unhão's widow, bequeaths vineyards in Alcântara and Camparide to the bacharéis da Sé de Lisboa, obligating them to celebrate masses for her soul and the souls of her relatives in the chapel of Santo Estácio of that church, where she must be buried next to her husband and her children. She donates an olive grove in Vale da Pereira to Pedro Lourenço, her nephew, obligating him to give olive oil each year to the hospital she and her husband established and to light a lamp in the chapel of Santa Maria da Escada. She also leaves him houses in Lisboa, ordering that whoever succeeds him should send, each year, rams, wine and baskets of bread to the church of Santa Maria Madalena of that city for the soul of the testator's sister. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1394-02-26.
Will of Luís Machado Freire, prior of Pêro Viseu, in the outskirts of Covilhã, founding two chapels and entails, with masses in the church of Pêro Viseu, one for Maria Machado and the other for D. Isabel Machado da Cunha, both his sisters with the condition of Frei Diogo Machado, his nephew, son of D. Isabel Machado da Cunha, to marry to Maria Machado, his niece, daughter of Maria Machado. If this marriage happens, both chapels and entails should be united. Will approved in 1696-11-24.
Will by which Domingas Freire established an entail, appointing her son João Freire Gameiro, capitão, to be its first administrator. He is obligated each year to light two candles in the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça and in the Church of São Roque, and to celebrate masses in the Church of São Julião, in Lisboa. This entail is composed of houses, a farmstead, an olive grove located in Lisboa and a public debt instrument in Almoxarifado das Três Casas em Lisboa.
Will by which João Afonso expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, in front of the altar of Nossa Senhora da Piedade. He entails his houses in Lisboa with an obligation of 18 annual masses and 3 anniversaries for his soul, a lamp lit in the altar of Nossa Senhora da Piedade, and the construction of a hospital in his houses. He appoints his wife, Beatriz Pires, as first administrator of his chapel and hospital. After her death, the entail shall pass to her brother, Álvaro Pires, or, if he is deceased, to his wife, Branca Afonso, sister of the institutor. Beatriz Pires is present and declares that she accepts these conditions and promises to fulfill them.
Will of Padre Luís de Azevedo annexing some assets to the chapel of António Vaz de Azevedo, his uncle. He also defines some conditions if his brothers, in the future, want to found a chapel with his free estate or their available portions. Will approved in 1697-10-13.
Will by which Bacharel João Gil, Maria Eanes’ husband, expresses his wish of being buried in the chapel of S. João, which belongs to his father-in-law João Afonso, his wife and heirs. He also refers his ancestors Jorge Lopes and Lourenço Mendes who are buried in this chapel and orders a set of pious obligations to be perpetually accomplished for his soul, leaving as payment half of the assets he owns with his wife. Maria Eanes will be the first administrator. After her death, the administration should be delivered to her brother-in-law, João Vana, or to his wife, and afterwards to their son, Gaspar Vana. The options and conditions for the entail’s transmission are further detailed. Followed by an approval deed (dated 1505-05-29) and an opening deed of that will (dated 1505-08-11).
Will by which João Gonçalves, marinheiro, and Beatriz Eanes declare that after the death of one of them, the surviving member of the couple must inherit all their assets and administrate the entail established by Graça Forjaz. They demanded that their bodies should be buried inside the convent of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa.
Will through which Leonor Eanes, Pedro de Andrade's widow, bequeaths all her assets, including houses in Lisboa, to her cousin, Doutor Rodrigo Homem, Desembargador do Rei, obligating him to celebrate 50 annual masses for her soul in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. She declares that her mortal remains should be buried in the chapel of S. Sebastião, inside that church, where her parents lied.
Will by which D. Lopo de Castelo Branco, D. Gonçalo de Castelo Branco's son, established a chapel in the church of S. Martinho of Lisboa, entailing to it all his assets, including the farmstead (quinta) of Sarzedas, lands in Sintra ("casal do Penedo") and in Santiago dos Velhos ("casais de Fernão Aires"). He appointed his brother, D. Martinho de Castelo Branco, administrator of Vicente Afonso Valente's entail, to administrate it, determining that him and his descendants had henceforth to support the celebration of annual masses for his soul.
Will by which D. Ana de Ataíde, widow of D. Henrique de Portugal, established an entail, with the obligation to celebrate masses in the Convent of Santa Maria de Jesus de Vale de Figueira, in Arrábida, that was founded by her husband's parents. The institutor referred that her and her husband had the "padroado" of this Convent and that they moved and rebuilt it in another place. She wanted that the "padroado" would be always incorporated into this entail and that the successors should give to the friars of this convent some alms for their subsistence. The institutor designated her grandson D. Álvaro and his heirs to be its successors and to be buried in this Convent. If he died childless, it should succeed the other heirs of her son D. Manuel. This entail is composed of a farm of "Fonte do Marno", a "casal" on the outskirts of Torres Vedras, lands on the outskirts of Sintra, houses and a public debt instrument of 30 000 réis.
Will of Constança Domingues ordering, among other dispositions, the foundation of a chapel in the church of Figueirós, with an obligation of six yearly masses preached on that same church, naming João Gonçalves and his wife Margarida Martins, and João Freire and his wife Constança Gil, as first administrators. João Gonçalves and João Freire should share the administration during their lifetimes, and the eldest heir of each generation, male or female, to follow should inherit and succeed them on the administration.
Will of Constança Fernandes, ordering herself to be buried in the church of Salvador of Ourique, and the bones should later be transferred to her chapel of São Bartolomeu, in the church of Nossa Senhora da Alagoa, in Algarve. She names Manuel Raposo, her husband, and Cosme Nogueira, her brother, as her executors. She appoints Beatriz Álvares, her niece, daughter of Cosme Nogueira, administrator of the chapel, and Petronilha Nogueira, her daughter, must succeed her.
Will by which João Francisco Affaitati (or Lafetá) expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica, Lisboa, near the altar of Nossa Senhora, and establishes two entails for his sons, Cosme and Agostinho, and for their descendants. He bequeaths the third part of his assets to Cosme, so he can buy properties to entail.
Will made by Cristóvão Vaz and his wife Ana Fernandes in which they ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail with a perpetual obligation of a weekly mass celebrated in the chapel that they were building in the mother church of the island of Santa Maria, Açores, devoted to Santo André, where their bodies should be buried. They ordered specifically that only their bodies should be buried on that chapel, where a vault with their names should be placed. They named one another to administer the entail after the first of them died. After both of them were deceased the administration should be transmitted to their daughter Maria Velha, continuing, preferably, on the eldest male heir. If Maria died without heirs, the administration should be transmitted to her sister Joana Fernandes with the same conditions. If none of them had children of their own, a royal magistrate should appoint an "homem bom" to administer it. Cristóvão Vaz Velho mentioned that his father Francisco Vaz Velho had appointed him administrator of his entail, and that he named his daughter Maria Velha to succeed him on the administration. Contains an approval and addition deed disposing over non-entailed assets.
Will of Diogo Barreto, ordering his burial the church of Salvador de Serpa, in the same grave as his father, Duarte Barreto. He entails his portion of the estate of São Brás, with a charge of masses, and appoints Mécia Rodrigues, his daughter, as the first administrator and executor.
Will of Diogo Garcia in which he entails, together with Guiomar Feio, his wife, some houses, located next to the old pillory, in Portagem, in Lisbon, to celebrate masses in the monastery of São Vicente de Fora, in Lisbon. They appointed Joana Soares, daughter of Guiomar Feio, as administrator. Her eldest daughter should succeed in this entail and if she died without children, it should be appointed Guiomar Feio, his wife's granddaughter.
Will by which Padre Diogo Lopes founded a chapel entailing some houses and "casal da Codeceirinha" in Sertã, and designating Gil Lopes, his nephew, as administrator. Will approved in 1573-11-18 and opened in 1574-12-04.
Will of Diogo Marmeleiro and Catarina de Lemos, his wife, ordering their grave in their chapel, located in the church of Santa Justa of Coimbra. They establish an entail, entailing all their movable and immovable assets to fulfill charges, and appoint the one who survives from them, the universal heir of all their assets. It was up to him to appoint the next administrator, who must be a male, of the generation of one of them. After the death of this first administrator, the successor was to be his eldest male son. In case of extinction of the lineages, the administration would fall to the Misericórdia of Coimbra.
Will made by Guiomar Romacha in which she ordered the foundation of an entail with a perpetual mass obligation of ten masses celebrated every year on the church of Espírito Santo, in Arronches, where her body should be buried. She named her husband Diogo Mouro as first administrator during his lifetime, with the condition that he would appoint a relative to succeed him, and, from there on, the succession should always continue on the descendants of the appointed relative or the closest relative.
Will by which Maria Rodrigues, wife of João Lopes de Alvalade, cavaleiro da Casa do Rei, entails her quinta da Palma. She bequeaths it to her husband, under the condition that after his death it shall be given fully to João Queimado, her nephew, son of her sister. She establishes a chapel of thirty annual masses for her soul in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where she wishes to be buried. At the time of João Queimado's death, he shall appoint the next administrator. She specifies that her quinta shall be given fully to João Queimado, as it is divided between him, her husband and her step-children. If they refuse to give their parts, João Queimado must be compensated, and the compensation shall be entailed to the chapel.
