Bond by which the priests of the convent of Nossa Senhora da Divina Providência committed themselves to celebrate 2 perpetual daily masses for the soul of João Manuel de Lisboa, as the deceased had ordered in his will. To fulfil this obligation they would receive 60 000 réis each year, which would be given to them by Mateus da Costa, João's nephew, and his successors. The money would be extracted from the revenues of houses located on Carmo and Rua da Metade, in Lisboa.

Bond made between D. Manuel de Ataíde, his minor son D. João de Ataíde e Sousa, his minor daughter Ângela de Vilhena, and Francisco Correia, his wife Ana da Silva, and their minor sons António Correia and Maria da Silva, by which all minors sons and daughters of Manuel de Ataíde and Francisco Correia promised under oath that they and their descendants agreed with the conditions established in a previous composition deed made between D. Manuel de Ataíde, his deceased wife D. Maria de Noronha and Francisco Correia and his wife Ana da Silva, that settled a judicial demand they had for over 27 years regarding the administration of the entail founded by Rodrigo Afonso de Atouguia. By this bond, the minor sons and daughters of both parts involved agreed and promised to never change or appeal for the alteration of any clauses of the contract, resigning all their rights of appel, regardless of the Ordenações do Reino, book 3, title 83, and regardless of the death of any of the parts involved. They also compromised to submit this bond to be confirmed by the king who would validate it through the interposition of the clause of his "absoule power, self motu, certain science and perpetual silence". [Includes a scribe’s note in page 275v referring to the previous register of the confirmation letter and other papers regarding the process in the same chancery book, fl.207]

Bond by which Andreza de Albuquerque, wife of Jerónimo Pires, undertakes as guarantor of the payment of the wedding expenses (arras) of D. Manuel Lobo with D. Branca de Meneses.

Bond by which the administrator Manuel da Fonseca obligated to this chapel 12 000 réis in Almoxarifado do Estanco de Tabaco.

Bond by which Diogo Fernandes de Negreiros and Branca Fernandes, his wife, attach assets to the entail instituting by Cristóvão de Sousa, Branca Fernandes' first husband, of which they were administrators.

Bond by which António de Paiva Brito, procurador das Capelas, takes the administration of the chapel established by Francisco de Barros and Cecília Luís, with the houses entailed to it, while a new administrator isn't appointed. The guardian and friars of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa accept the obligation to pray the masses established by the institutors for 20 000 reis of alms taken from the revenue of those houses.
Francisco de Barros and Cecília Luís had established a daily mass in the convent of Santíssima Trindade, entailing to it three houses in Lisboa, and appointing their nephew, Jerónimo Ribeiro, as its administrator. However, Jerónimo Ribeiro had denounced the administration, as well as the convent of Santíssima Trindade, because the houses didn't grant enough revenue, rendering the chapel vacant.

Bond by which Filipe Borges de Rebelo and D. Mariana de Morais, his wife, commit their houses and other properties to the obligation of buying properties of the same value as the ones they were to sell, to subrogate and annex to the entail of Corpo Santo.

Bond by which Inácio Sarmento de Carvalho contracted with the friars of the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, in Lisboa, to fulfil the chapel's obligations. Preceded by a letter-of-attorney dated 1649-12-17.

Bond by which João da Fonseca states, before leaving to India in king's service, to act as capitain of Cochim and "Vedor da Fazenda", that he had instituted a chapel in the church of Santa Maria Madalena of Olivença. The document mentions the entailed estates, in Juromenha and Olivença, and the obligation to support the masses using its revenues, also referring to the liturgical objects donated to the chapel.

Bond by which João Fonseca de Barros and his wife promisse to entail cereal rents to the chapel.

Bond by which Jerónimo Gonçalves and his wife are bind to satisfy the pious charges established by Ana Gonçalves, who entailed properties for that effect and appointed his son Jerónimo Gonçalves as administrator, followed by his offspring.

Bond of Padre Simão do Sobral Tenreiro committing his assets to the vestry board of the chapel he ordered to found.
This bond was registered in the town council in 1640-01-10.

Bond by which D. Mariana Coutinho, widow of João de Brito Coutinho, trinchante do rei, fulfils the previous contract she made with the priests of the convent of S. Bento de Xabregas, by giving them the public debt instrument she had promised. They accept and promise to fulfil the obligations according to the contract.

Bond by which D. Branca, minor, daughter of Jerónimo Correia de Almada and D. Beatriz de Freitas, her tutor, promises to pay the obligations of Maria de Almada's chapel, of which she is the administrator. Maria de Almada established a chapel and entail with all of her properties. She bequeathed them to Jerónimo Correia de Almada, son of Jorge Carreiro de Almada, and to his descendants, with an obligation of 41 masses in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. She appointed Jorge Carreiro de Almada as her executor, but he died before he could present the money of the institutor. All that was left were houses in rua dos Escudeiros, Lisboa, already entailed to the chapel of Catarina da Silva, of which Jerónimo Correia de Almada was administrator.
As D. Branca was heir of both these chapels, her mother, D. Beatriz de Freitas, requested that part of the revenue of the houses already entailed to Catarina da Silva's chapel be used to pay for the chapel established by Maria de Almada. This request was, ultimately, accepted.
Contains sentence dated 1626-03-16 and other processual documentation, including two dispatches, dated 1623-08-04 and 1626-11-13, a petition, a termo de juramento and acceptance deeds.

Bond by which D. António de Almada, brother of D. Maria de Meneses, wife of Pantaleão de Sá, who was in India, and his wife, D. Vicência de Castro, as heirs of D. Maria de Meneses, entail their houses in Lisboa to the chapel she established. This chapel shall then pass to their descendants. D. Anntónio de Almada and his wife had been appointed heirs of D. Maria de Meneses by her father, D. Fernando de Almada, deceased. D. Maria had been buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, and had meant to entail a public debt instrument to her chapel. However, at the time of her death, she didn't have any public debt instruments, which led to the writing of this bond.

Bond by which the priests of the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica sell the Chapel of Jesus of their convent to D. Isabel da Silva, padre doutor Jerónimo da Silva and João de Freitas da Silva, heirs of António de Freitas da Silva, their father, and to his other executors, to establish a burial place for him and his family. They also promise to pray the obligation of two daily masses in the chapel. Contains a licence and a letter-of-attorney, both dated 1675-08-07. Followed by a letter of possession of the chapel, dated 1677-04-09.

Bond by which Ambrósio de Sequeira Torre and his wife, Maria Veloso de Araújo, promise in their names and the names of their successors, to pay the obligations of the chapel established by Gonçalo Veloso de Araújo and his wife in the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica, Lisboa. Followed by a sentence issued by the provedor das Capelas ordering the fulfillment of the obligation, dated 1638-04-09.

Bond by which Francisco Botelho, fidalgo da Casa do Rei, and D. Beatriz de Castanheda, his wife, establish a chapel in the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica, Lisboa, in the main chapel, where Francisco Botelho's grandfather is buried, with an obligation of three annual masses and a daily mass. They entail to it 40 000 reis of interest and foros in Frielas. The priests of the convent donate them the chapel and promise to fulfill its the obligations. Contains a letter-of-attorney. Followed by agreement deeds dated 1563-01-14 and 1563-01-15.

Bond through which Marcos de Barreira de Carvalho and D. Beatriz de Carvalho, his mother, committed themselves to fulfill the wish expressed in Francisco Cardoso Leite's will, using a foro (rent) he bequeathed to Marcos to support an annual mass in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Benfica, for the soul of Francisco's grandmother.

Bond by which Bento Pereira, son-in-law of the institutor Francisca Ferreira, declared that he was in possession of the vineyards incorporated into her chapel and that he sold its rents to Filipa da Silva, who obligated herself to celebrate the masses.

Bond by which Jerónimo Soares de Almeida, great-grandson of Manuel Soares de Vilas Boas e Vilhegas and administrator of his entail, together with his wife, D. Beatriz Soares, promises to order a daily mass in the church of Madre de Deus de Xabregas, Lisboa, according to the will of his great-grandfather.
Contains letter-of-attorney and certificate of the entail and foundation deed VINC007352 MSVBVGNA EA/001.

Bond by which António Lopes Soares asks his son, Manuel de Paiva Soares, to buy assets whose annual income does not exceed 24 000 réis. He should do that after his father's death, with the purpose of establishing an entail and using its revenues to support the celebration of annual masses in the chapel of S. Pedro of the church of S. Nicolau of Lisboa.

Bond by which D. Luís da Silveira, son of D. Madalena de Lencastre, promises to fulfill the obligations established in his mother's will with the revenue from his own properties, while new free properties aren't bought to entail to her chapel, since her remaining part wasn't enough to support them.

Bond by which D. Filipa da Costa Brandão, widow of António Brandão, establishes a chapel in the cloister of the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa with an obligation of 12 annual masses, according to the will of her husband. After the death of D. Filipa, the priests shall also pray a daily mass for both their souls. The chapel shall serve as burial place for D. Filipa, her husband and future administrators and heirs. She promises to deliver 30 000 reais of interest to the priests of the convent to fulfill the obligations.
Followed by confirmation deed, dated 1600-12-04.

Bond by which Manuel de Andrade e Sousa, administrator of Branca de Sousa's chapel, obliges himself to deliver the account of the administration.

Bond by which António Gomes de Elvas, executor of his father, João Rodrigues de Elvas, and his mother Isabel Gomes, release their houses in Lisboa from the obligation to celebrate masses in the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça for his father and husband's soul, entailing to this obligation in exchange a public debt instrument of 12 000 réis in the Casa do Pescado of Lisboa.
Followed by sentence validating this bond.

Bond by which Vasco Fernandes César, do Conselho do Rei, husband of D. Ana de Meneses, promises to give 45 000 réis of interest to the priests of the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa, to fullfill the obligation of two daily masses established by his mother, D. Cecília de Eça, in her chapel of Santa Helena of that convent, where she and her sister, D. Francisca de Eça, are buried: 40 000 réis shall be employed in the masses and the other 5 000 in the maintenance of the documents related to the entail.
Contains letter-of-attorney. Followed by acceptance deed.

Bond by which D. João Soares, bishop of Coimbra, accepts the fulfillment of the clauses of the will made by D. Aldonça de Sousa.

Bond by which D. Maria de Sousa allows the confraria das Chagas of the church of Santíssima Trindade to use the chapel built by her husband, Simão de Melo, as long as its members also pray for their souls.

Bond by which Vasco Fernandes César, do Conselho do Rei, husband of D. Ana de Meneses, promises to give 45 000 réis of interest to the priests of the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa, to fullfill the obligation of two daily masses established by his mother, D. Cecília de Eça, in her chapel of Santa Helena of that convent, where she and her sister, D. Francisca de Eça, are buried: 40 000 réis shall be employed in the masses and the other 5 000 in the maintenance of the documents related to the entail.
Contains letter-of-attorney. Followed by acceptance deed.

Bond by which António Gomes de Deus and his wife Juliana de Olivares, confirmed the fulfillment of the chapel's obligations. Followed by a consent deed and a sentence.

Bond by Manuel Ribeiro da Silva and his wife Maria Pinta regarding the will of Belchior Ribeiro.

Bond by Jerónimo da Cunha, promissing to institute an entail fulfiling the will of his aunt Catarina Mendes.

Bond by which João Fonseca de Barros and his wife promisse to entail cereal rents generated by a field next to the chapel of Calvário, whose administration he inherited from Marcos Veloso de Barros.

Bond of Nossa Senhora da Conceição's chapel, in Arneirós, made by José Monteiro de Vide and D. Clara da Fonseca de Carvalho, his wife. They entail new assets to the chapel which they administer, increasing its charges, and promise to fulfil them.