Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Annexation and appointment deed made by Luís Arnault, attorney of padre João Rodrigues Subtil, abade in the monastery of Santa Maria de Vila Fria, annexing a land to the chapel founded by Pedro Fernandes Subtil, brother of João, as the revenue from the entailed assets were not enought to cover the expenses with the perpetual obligation of twenty masses, imposing, henceforth, one more mass for his own soul. He also appointed padre Domingos de Torres to succeed him on the administration, for the gratitude he owed to him.

Annexation deed by which Inácio Pousadas de Brito attaches a ferregial, located on the outskirts of Monforte, to the chapel established by Salvador Mendes and Maria Pais, of which he was administrator, to increase the pious charges that should be celebrated.

Annexation deed of estates by Maria Brandoa to her brother Marcos Dinis' entail, imposing pious deeds in the monastery of Salvador in Braga.

Annexation deed by Miguel Pinheiro Figueira of all his estates to the entail instituted by Luís de Carvalho and Beatriz de Almeida, currently administrated by Baltasar Pinheiro Lobo, with pious obligations in the chapel of São Domingos, in Braga's cathedral, and summaryzing the rules that should guide the existence of the entail.

Annexation deed by D. Fernando Coutinho, bishop of Algarve, of some of his assets to "assento" of Passos and houses of Silves, listing all those assets.

Annexation deed by which D. Gil Eanes da Costa annexes to the entail he established with D. Joana da Silva, his wife, several houses, located in Lisboa, in the Alfândega, next to to Pelourinho Velho, and a farm, called Trás-o-Vale, located near Ribeira de Pernes, Santarém, as well as a farmhouse (casal), called do Cavaleiro.

Annexation deed of Gonçalo Pinto de Mesquita and D. Paula da Fonseca, his wife, residents in Abaças, entailed the third part of their assets to Beatriz de Mesquita's entail and established that their successor had to do the same thing. Beatriz de Mesquita was present and the three of them approved the entail's institution .

Annexation deed by Sebastião Pereira do Lago to the chapel of Santo António in Braga's cathedral, presenting the wills of the institutors Tomé Dias and Marta Mendes.

Annexation deed made by Diogo de Sousa Tavares and D. Beatriz de Castelo Branco in which they annexed an olive grove to the chapel founded by Manuel de Almeida Castelo Branco, their brother and brother in law respectively.

Annexation deed by which Fernando Aires de Almeida attaches assets to the entail instituted by Margarida Aires de Almeida, his aunt, of which he was administrator, to increase the charges celebrated.

Annexation deed by which Manuel Rodrigues de Abrantes and his wife Quitéria Nunes, administrator of Manuel Mendes Lisboa's chapel, incorporated to the entail the third part of some houses located in Lisboa. Preceded by documents related to the previous owners of the properties between 1593 and 1598.

Annexation deed, listing the estates entailed to the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Desterro, by Jerónimo Carvalho Coutinho and Maria Simões Pinta.

Annexation deed by Maria de Moura, widow, entailing all her assets to a chapel previously institued, dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Natividade and to the souls of the Purgatory, in the church of S. João de Luzim. Maria appointed her nephew, Manuel de Sousa Camps, as the first administrator. The successors should primarly be the first-born sons, excluding clerics and those who commited lese-majeste crimes.

Annexation deed by Manuel Ribeiro da Silva and his wife Mariana Pinta da Silva, by which they entailed several estates to the chapel founded by Belchior Ribeiro.

Annexation deed by which Domingos Álvares Lobo annexes to his chapel in Évora, founded by Domingos Álvares, the houses he bought in Olivença.

Annexation deed by which Fernando Aires de Almeida, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and administrator of the chapel established by his uncle and aunt, Simão Correia Lomelino and Guiomar Cabea da Silva, in the main church of Oeiras, annexes to this chapel half of the houses he inherited from his father, Manuel Aires de Almeida. He makes this annexation with the obligation that the future administrators shall order six annual masses, besides the ones already established by the institutors: three for the soul of his mother, D. Jerónima de Almada, in the chapel of Oeiras, the other three for the soul of Manuel Aires de Almeida, in the chapel of S. João Baptista of the convent of Nossa Senhora de Jesus of Lisboa, where he is buried.
Contains a certificate of a will (extract) in which Manuel Aires de Almeida designated his son as his universal heir, and a termo unrelated to the chapel.

Annexation deed by which Cristóvão Mendes de Eça and his wife, D. Filipa de Gouveia, entailed lands in Carvalhal and in Tondela to the entail established by Francisco Mendes Cardoso and Isabel Pais de Barros in substitution of houses and vineyards in Guarda which had belonged to it. Isabel Pais de Barros confirmed the entail foundation deed's clauses and declared that if any administrator of the entail committed a crime of lèse-majesté, he would loose the right to administrate it 3 days before doing so.

Annexation deed of estates by Manuel de Oliveira fulfilling the conditions imposed by João de Oliveira, the entail's institutor.

Annexation deed in which Diogo Mendes Serens and Guiomar Mendes annexed some houses worth 274.000 réis, in Portalegre to the entail founded by Henrique Fernandes Solis, which they administrated after the death of their daughter Mariana Mendes, last administrator of the entail. Those houses were annexed to the entail because none of it's previous administrators, namely, Diogo Ramalho, Fernando de Ávila, Isabel Mendes and Mariana Mendes, had annexed half of their own reserved portions to the entail, as disposed by the institutor.

Annexation deed by Francisco Jacome Bezerra.

Annexation deed by which Pedro Cardoso Coutinho, fidalgo da Casa do Rei and administrator of the chapel established by his great-great-grandfather, Manuel Jorge, annexes to that chapel the improvements he made in the houses entailed to it.
Contains two bonds, razões, dispatches, sentence, letter-of-attorney, petition and certificate of a composition deed.

Annexation deed through which Beatriz Carvalho, administrator of Maria Pedrosa's chapel, entails to it houses and vineyards she owns in Unhos. Its revenues would support the celebration of annual masses for the institutor's soul in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa.

Annexation deed by which Domingos de Azevedo, widower of Maria Rodrigues and his heir and executor, entails the houses he bought in Lisboa to the obligation of three annual masses his wife had established in her will. They must pass undivided to his heirs and successors with this obligation. The houses already had an obligation of payment (censo) to the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa, for three annual masses for the souls of Jordão Jorge and Domingas Francisca.
Contains a will (extract), a partition deed (extract) unrelated to the entail and a court sentence.

Annexation deed by which D. Cecília Amaqui, widow of Pedro Coelho da Silva, entails a public debt instrument in the Casa das Carnes of Lisboa to the chapel of her husband, of which she is the administrator.
Contains another copy of the will (extract) already described in VINC007955 PCS EA/001, court sentences, a petition and a certificate of a partition deed and other documents related to the acquisition of the public debt instrument before it belonged to D. Cecília.

Annexation deed by which Diogo de Brito and his wife Ana Coelho declared that his brother Manuel de Brito, priest, died in 1613-12-02 and he previously ordered in his last will the foundation of a chapel with the obligation to celebrate masses in the Church of São Jorge. The institutor required the sale of his movable and immovable goods located in Santarém and Montemor-o-novo to buy free holding assets to be incorporated into this entail. He finally declared that he wanted his brother Frei Tomás de Brito to establish its succession. The administrators Diogo de Brito and his wife Ana Coelho declared that they fulfiled Manuel de Brito's obligations and that they bought free holding assets to be incorporated into this entail, namely some houses and "herdades" in Lisboa and its outskirts.

Annexation deed by which Francisco Barreto de Meneses, fidalgo da casa real and prior of the Church of Santa Maria do Casal, Bispado de Coimbra, declared that he wanted to incorporate the farm of "Paredes", on the outskirts of Ponte da Barca, into the chapel of "Barretos", founded by his grandparents Francisco Magalhães de Meneses and his wife D. Leonor Pereira. If his brother Bento da Silva de Meneses did not have children, it should succeed the eldest son of one of his cousins Constantino de Magalhães de Meneses or Alexandre de Magalhães de Meneses. The successors were obligated to order the celebration of masses for his, his parents, grandparents and brother's soul, and to contract a chaplain for this chapel.