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Sale, quittance, subrogation and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, subrogation and obligation deed by which Manuel Correia and his wife Maria Zuzarte, daughter of the institutor Beatriz Gomes, sold their houses located in Alverca that were obligated to the celebration of masses in the Church of Nossa Senhora da Purificação de Bucelas. They incorporated land and an olive grove instead, also located in Alverca, in order to fulfil the chapel's obligations. This document was preceded by a procuration deed dated 1648-08-17, and followed by an Alvará dated 1652-12-05 confirming the subrogation.

Correia, Manuel (flor.1653)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Salvador Martins Preto buys properties in Torres Novas to entail to the chapel established by Domingos da Fonseca. These properties had been previously entailed to the chapel established by Luís Pinto, which was administered by João de Melo de Carvalho, desembargador do Desembargo do Rei and procurador dos Resíduos, and his wife, D. Isabel Maria Freire, who now sold them. They had subrogated them for a public debt instrument in the Casa do Pescado da Casa de Bragança.
Contains documentation referring to the entailment of the properties to the chapel of Luís Pinto.

Freire, Isabel Maria (flor.1657-1664)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which D. João de Castro Teles, husband of D. Arcângela Maria de Portugal and administrator of the entail established by D. Filipa de Meneses, sells the houses of this entail to the desembargador António Lobo de Torneo, and subrogates them for a public debt instrument in the rents of the Real de Água do Vinho and for properties in Torres Novas.
Followed by letter of possession. Contains letters-of-attorney, instrumento de consignação, promessa de venda, procuração em causa própria e obrigação, petitions, subrogation warrant, registry of the public debt instrument, due diligence deed, licences, and certificates of payment of sisa and laudémio.

Teles, João de Castro (flor.1663-1665)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Salvador Martins Preto buys properties in Torres Novas to entail to the chapel established by Domingos da Fonseca. These properties had been previously entailed to the chapel established by Luís Pinto, which was administered by João de Melo de Carvalho, desembargador do Desembargo do Rei and procurador dos Resíduos, and his wife, D. Isabel Maria Freire, who now sold them. They had subrogated them for a public debt instrument in the Casa do Pescado da Casa de Bragança.
Contains documentation referring to the entailment of the properties to the chapel of Luís Pinto.

Preto, Salvador Martins (flor.1664-1665)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Isabel Ferreira, heir and executor of Isabel Ferreira, deceased, sells the houses she received in her will, and promises to employ the revenue of the sale in properties to entail to an obligation of 4 000 réis of masses in the convent of Nossa Senhora de Jesus of Lisboa.
Contains documents regarding the possession of the houses by the testator, namely a letter of quittance, a certificate, a petition with its dispatch, a will and a certificate of payment of sisa.

Ferreira, Isabel (flor.1656)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Francisco de Brito Freire, husband of D. Teresa Maria de Távora, fidalgo da Casa do Príncipe and administrator of the entail established by his grandparents, Estêvão de Brito Freire and D. Violante de Araújo, buys a farmstead called da Laje, near Aldeia Gavinha, termo de Aldeia Galega da Merceana, to annex to his entail. For this acquisition he uses the revenue from the sale of his sugar mill of Santo Estêvão in Salvador da Baía, which had belonged to his entail, but which he had sold, according to the stipulations of his grandparents' will.
Contains extract of the will VINC000382 EBF EA/013, petition, dispatches, due diligence deed containing documentation regarding the possession of these properties before they were entailed, evaluation deed, letter-of-attorney and certificate of payment of sisa.

Freire, Francisco de Brito (flor.1673-1699)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Francisco de Brito Freire, administrator of the entail established by his grandparents, Estêvão de Brito Freire and D. Violante de Araújo, buys a houses in Aldeia Gavinha, termo de Aldeiga Galega da Merceana, to annex to his entail, using the remaining revenue from a public debt instrument which he had sold.
Contains petition, dispatch, extract of the will VINC000382 EBF EA/013, letter-of-attorney and certificate of payment of sisa.

Freire, Francisco de Brito (flor.1673-1699)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Manuel de Foios Pereira sells a lease of 4 500 reis set in two vineyards in Ameixoeira to doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, fidalgo da Casa do Rei and comendador da Ordem de Cristo, who entails them to the chapel established by D. Mariana de Sousa.
Contains certificate of livro de raiz, dated 1663-03-04.

Sousa, Luís de Foios de (flor.1657-1663)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance and obligation deed by which António Mendes, executor of his deceased wife, Maria Rodrigues, buys a public debt instrument of 10 000 réis in the Real de Água of Lisboa from Diogo Álvares Ramires, to entail to the obligation of masses established by his wife in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade.
Diogo Álvares Ramires is the administrator of the chapel established by his uncle, Ramiro Álvares, in the church of Anunciada of Lisboa. The public debt instrument he sold was made with money redeemed from another public debt instrument which was entailed to this chapel and to an obligation of a weekly mass for the souls of Diogo's parents: Maria de Cordovil de Sousa and Luís Álvares Ramires.
Contains letters-of-attorney and documentation regarding the acquisition of the public debt instrument by Diogo Álvares Ramires, namely a public debt instrument and two apostilles, a composition deed, an exemplification of a will and a resignation deed.

Mendes, António (flor.1656-1658)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Salvador Martins Preto buys houses in Lisboa to entail to the chapel established by Domingos da Fonseca.
Contains will (extract) of Domingos da Fonseca; petition by Salvador Martins Preto requesting authorization for this acquisition, with dispatch dated 1663-06-22; and processual documentation regarding the acquirement of the houses, including auto de vistoria and evaluation of the houses, dispatches and certificate of payment of sisa.

Preto, Salvador Martins (flor.1664-1665)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed in which Jácome Gomes Galego sells the Quinta da Horta to Pedro João, cortidor. Jácome Gomes makes the sale as the tutor of António Vaz Pereira’s minor daughters, Eugénia de Jesus and Joana Paixão, who entered the convent of Santa Clara de Lisboa. The property was entailed to the pious charges established by their father and belonged in shares to Eugénia, who had to compensate her sister for it. Their tutor asked for permission to sell the Quinta da Horta to satisfy the dowries of these two sisters and received a provision from the Desembargo do Paço. All the clauses of the sale and the payment of the property, including the pious obligations, are detailed. It inserts an extract of the institutor's will and other documents related to this property’s possession and sale.

António Vaz Pereira entail

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which the priests of the convent of S. Bento de Xabregas sell to D. Francisco de Almeida, fidalgo da Casa do Rei and comendador da Ordem de Cristo, widower of D. Ângela de Melo, and to his heirs and successors, the chapel of Santo Espinho of their church, to use as his family's burial place. He promises to ornament the chapel and to give a public debt instrument for the fulfilment of a daily mass for his and his relatives' souls. The priests accept and promise to fulfil the obligations and to never take the chapel's relics from their place.

Almeida, Francisco de (flor.1648)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Maria Soares, executor of Filipa de Aguiar, buys a lease in Lisboa from D. Antónia de Bourbon, which she entails to the obligation of masses ordered by Filipa de Aguiar in the convent of Nossa Senhora de Jesus of Lisboa. She promises the priests of the convent to pay for the masses, and the priests accept to pray them.
Followed by an acceptance deed and a certificate of payment of sisa.

Soares, Maria (flor.1645)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which António Mendes, executor of his deceased wife, Maria Rodrigues, buys a public debt instrument of 10 000 réis in the Real de Água of Lisboa from Diogo Álvares Ramires, to entail to the obligation of masses established by his wife in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade.
Diogo Álvares Ramires is the administrator of the chapel established by his uncle, Ramiro Álvares, in the church of Anunciada of Lisboa. The public debt instrument he sold was made with money redeemed from another public debt instrument which was entailed to this chapel and to an obligation of a weekly mass for the souls of Diogo's parents: Maria de Cordovil de Sousa and Luís Álvares Ramires.
Contains letters-of-attorney and documentation regarding the acquisition of the public debt instrument by Diogo Álvares Ramires, namely a public debt instrument and two apostilles, a composition deed, an exemplification of a will and a resignation deed.

Ramires, Diogo Álvares (flor.1618-1658)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Filipe Borges de Rebelo, administrator of the entail of Corpo Santo, sells five wood shops in rua do Corpo de Santo, Lisboa, to frei Domingos do Rosário, vigário geral of the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Rosário dos Religiosos Irlandeses, for 5000 cruzados. Filipe Borges de Rebelo has a royal licence to sell these properties, which were entailed, and promises to buy properties of the same value, in the district of Bragança, where he lives, to subrogate and annex to his entail.
Contains an exemplification of a letter of attorney; a petition; dispatches; a royal provision; bonds; a subrogation warrant and other processual documentation related to the diligences made to testify the validity of the subrogation.

Rebelo, Filipe Borges de (flor.1659-1660)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Francisco de Brito Freire, fidalgo da Casa do Rei, administrator of the entail established by his grandparents, Estêvão de Brito Freire and D. Violante de Araújo, buys a farmstead called Videira in Aldeia Galega da Merceana, with the money he obtained from the sale of a public debt instrument in the Cabana do Pescado da Casa de Bragança, which belonged to his entail. He entailed this farmstead in place of the public debt instrument.
Contains letter-of-attorney and documentation regarding the possession of the farmstead before it was bought, namely a certificate of a due diligence deed to evaluate the property, termos de juramento, petitions, dispatches and extract of a will unrelated to the entail.

Freire, Francisco de Brito (flor.1673-1699)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed in which Belchior Álvares buys a property called Herdade do Sapateiro, located in S. Romão, on the outskirts of Vila Viçosa, to the heirs of Simão Lopes Francisco, represented by Afonso Lopes Ribeiro. This property was intended to be integrated into the entail founded by Tomé Álvares, Belchior Álvares’ uncle. The clauses of the purchase are detailed. The document contains letters-of-attorney and other documents related to the previous possession and partition of this asset by Simão Lopes Francisco’s heirs. Followed by a letter of possession of this property by Pedro Barreto, on behalf of Belchior Álvares (dated 1638-12-10).

Álvares, Belchior (flor. 1638)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Bartolomeu de Gouveia, que vive de sua fazenda, sells his farmlands in Alfragide to doutor frei Fradique Spínola, definidor da Congregação de S. Bernardo do mosteiro de Nossa Senhora do Desterro, heir and executor of his deceased aunt, D. Margarida Forjaz, daughter of capitão António Barroso. Following the will of his aunt, dated 1690-10-06, frei Fradique Spínola entails these farmlands to the chapel established by António Barroso, thus replacing the houses previously entailed by the institutor, which had been sold by D. Margarida because they were ruined.
Contains exemplification of partition deed, petition and dispatch and certificate of payment of sisa.

Spínola, Fradique (flor.1690-1691)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which Sebastião de Xares, guadamecileiro, buys from Luís Álvares, sombreireiro, 2 500 réis of lease set in a couple of houses in Lisboa. These are the leases which will be entailed to the chapel.
Contains letter-of-attorney, letter of quittance, unrelated to the entail, and certificate of livro de raiz. Followed by letter of approval and letter of possession.

Xares, Sebastião de (flor.1622-1626)

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed

Sale, quittance, and obligation deed by which João Pereira Pestana e Vasconcelos, administrator of D. Maria Teles' entail, and his wife, D. Damiana Antónia de Brito, sell to their entail a casal in Torres Vedras which they possessed and which was leased to it, using the money deposited for that purpose in the Juízo das Capelas.
Contains a petition requesting authorization for the sale, with its respective dispatch; a certificate of a due diligence deed with documentation regarding the aquisition of the casal, namely a sale, quittance, and obligation deed, and letters of attorney and possession; the evaluation deed of the casal and certificates of payment of the land transfer tax.

Vasconcelos, João Pereira Pestana e (flor.1685)

Sale, quittance and obligation deed

Sale, quittance and obligation deed by which Paulo Pinto do Rego, administrator of the entail established his father, António Pinto do Rego, entails the revenues of two vineyards in Lumiar and Ameixoeira, Lisboa, to his father's chapel, in place of the vineyards left by António Pinto do Rego, which had been wrongfully entailed because they were foreiras.
Followed by a sentence in which the two vineyards are entailed, dated 1685-07-21.
Contains: petition dated 1685-06-28; extract of António Pinto do Rego's will (same as 001) and sentences proving that the two vineyards belonged to Paulo Pinto do Rego, having been left to him by his mother, D. Isabel do Rego, and by his brother, Luís Pinto do Rego, who had died without marrying, dated 1685-05-08 and 1685-04-05.

Rego, Paulo Pinto do (flor.1685)

Sale, quittance and obligation deed

Sale, quittance and obligation deed between D. Joana da Ponte, widow of capitão João de Brito do Rio, as tutor of Luís de Brito do Rio, minor, her son and administrator of the entail and chapel established by Lopo Mendes do Rio and Leonor Dias, and Catarina de Góis, widow of Jorge Esteves. Catarina de Góis sells to D. Joana da Ponte a lease of 30 000 reis on quinta da Burça, in Alenquer, which D. Joana entails to the chapel administered by her son in place of houses in Lisboa she had detached from the entail and sold to buy new and better properties, with authorization of the king.
Contains certificate of depósito do pagamento da sisa, dated 1666-10-21; letters-of-attorney dated 1666-[--]-25, 1666-07-[--], 1666-09-20, 1666-10-04 and 1666-10-30; instrumento de justificação de 1666-10-05, inventory of the properties, dated 1666-10-30, and documentation related to the ownership of quinta da Burça, in Alenquer, by Catarina de Góis, not related to the entail.
D. Joana da Ponte is represented by her sister-in-law, Madre D. Francisca de Melo Henriques, nun in the monastery of Santa Maria da Rosa of Lisboa, who is said to be administrator of another entail.

Ponte, Joana da (flor.1666)

Sale, quittance and obligation deed

Sale, quittance and obligation deed by which the Desembargador António da Mota Perestrelo sells for 1 conto e 800 mil réis to tenente Domingos Fernandes de Andrade and his wife Maria de Jesus the farmhouse located in Benfica, parish of Nossa Senhora do Amparo, that belonged to the entail founded by his grandfather António Dias da Mota. He received a subrogation warrant in 1689-05-28 to entail a public debt instrument of 867.338 réis in exchange of the farmhouse.

Perestrelo, António da Mota (flor.1689)

Sale, quittance and obligation deed

Sale, quittance and obligation deed by which Lourenço da Silva Pereira, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and guarda-mor da Relação de Lisboa, and his wife, D. Ana Maria de Vargas, sell their quinta in Almargem, parish of S. Quintino, to employ the money destined to the obligations of the chapel established by D. Mariana de Almeida. Lourenço da Silva Pereira promises to fulfill the obligation of 2 000 reis of masses in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa.
Contains petition by Lourenço da Silva Pereira requesting the employment of this farm to the obligations, and to take the administration of this chapel, which was vacant, and favourable dispatch, ordering the issuance of the contract, dated 1687-02-03.

Pereira, Lourenço da Silva (flor.1687)

Sale warrant

Sale warrant to João Mendes, administrator of Maria Lopes' chapel, allowing him the sale of some ruined houses entailed to the chapel, located on Rua Direita, in Covilhã, to Manuel Lopes Henriques, for 17 000 réis and the charge of rebuilding them and ensuring the celebration of four masses a year. This sale was made because the administrator was very poor and could not ensure that.

Mendes, João (flor.1700)

Sale warrant

Sale warrant on behalf of João de Torres da Mota enabling him to sell a house in the street of Caldeiraria for 800 mil réis. The money is to be used to help his two daughters to profess in a convent and should be delivered to the prioresa or abadessa of convent. In the meantime should be kept by a suitable person.

Mota, João de Torres da1 (flor.1644-1645)

Sale and bond deed (partial)

Sale and bond deed (partial) through which Agostinho Pinheiro, on behalf of his wife, Isabel da Mota, Gaspar Fernandes' granddaughter, sells lands in Arroios, entailed to the chapel established by Gaspar, to Pedro Álvares and his wife, for 65 000 réis. The buyers committed themselves to fulfill the pious obligations instituted by the entail's institutor.

Mota, Isabel da (flor.1685)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Leonor Moreira sells two vineyards in Paço do Lumiar to Mateus Moreira for 25 000 réis. The latter and his descendants are obligated to pay a rent (foro) to D. Mariana de Vasconcelos.

Vasconcelos, Mariana de (flor.1671-1676)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which the Cabido da Sé de Lisboa sold the chapel of S. Miguel of the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires to Frei Gregório de Jesus, Frei Jerónimo Coelho, Francisco Mendes de Barros, executors of Beatriz Maria and Martinho Gonçalves do Souto's wills, for 280 000 réis. The Cabido allowed the burial of the remains of Martinho Gonçalves do Souto, his wife and future administrators of the entail in that chapel.

Martinho Gonçalves do Souto entail

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Leonardo Nardiz, capitão de infantaria, and his wife, Filipa Pereira, sell to Álvaro Pereira de Quadros, juiz dos direitos reais na vila de Sintra, heir and administrator of the entail established by Antónia Teixeira, their houses near Cruz de Pau. Álvaro Pereira de Quadros binds these houses to the entail in place of the houses Antónia Teixeira had bequeathed him, which he had sold because they were damaged.
Contains: partition deed (extract), dated 1629-01-16; certificate of Livro de Raiz, dated 1631-11-05; warrant; exemplification of a will chart; letter-of-attorney, dated 1631-11-06.
Followed by letter of possession of the houses by Álvaro Pereira de Quadros, dated 1631-11-11.

Quadros, Álvaro Pereira de (flor.1616-1631)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Luísa Vieira, widow of Cristóvão de Carvalho Travassos and administrator of the chapel established by her aunt, Luísa da Costa Pereira, in the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica, Lisboa, sells an olive grove in Benfica, which had been entailed to her aunt's chapel, to João Soeiro, contador dos Contos do Reino. She had obtained an authorization to sell this olive grove since it didn't produce enough revenue to fulfill the obligations entailed to it, under the condition that, with the revenue from the sale, she would buy new properties to entail.

Vieira, Luísa (flor.1652-1655)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Gonçalo Vieira, partidor dos Órfãos, and his wife, Maria Peres, sell to Gonçalo Dias, capelão e cantor do rei, the houses in Lisboa which had belonged to padre Luís Piteira, capelão do rei. Luís Piteira had donated them to Margarida Lobo, who had been married to António Vieira, escrivão dos Órfãos, father of Gonçalo Vieira, with the obligation of an annual mass. They sell the houses with this obligation.
Contains a dowry deed, a certificate of a partition deed made after António Vieira's death and a certificate certidão of payment of sisa.

Vieira, Gonçalo (flor.1612)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Diogo Álvares, Escudeiro do Conde de Tarouca, sells the farmstead (quinta) of Fermozinha in Fonte Coberta, Lisboa, to João Fialho, Contador da Casa do Rei, for 70 000 réis, with the obligation of using part of its revenues to celebrate 50 annual masses for the soul of Pedro Rodrigues de Castro in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. In 1508-08-29, Catarina Fernandes Ribeiro, Diogo Álvares' wife, approved this sale on behalf of the buyer.

Álvares, Diogo (flor.1508)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed through which the friars of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa sell 10 000 réis of interest to Garcia de Melo for 200 000 réis. Subsequently, Garcia de Melo donated that sum of money to the convent, obligating the friars to celebrate annual masses for his soul.

Melo, Garcia de (flor.1624-1630)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which the Congregação de Nossa Senhora da Doutrina sold the houses entailed to Natália da Costa's chapel, maintaining the pious obligations.

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed between Cristóvão da Costa Freire, fidalgo da Casa do Rei, administrator of the entail and chapel of Santa Catarina, founded in Alpedrinha by Cristóvão da Costa, former tesoureiro da Sé de Lisboa, and Sebastião da Costa, fidalgo da Casa do Rei and tesoureiro-mor da Sé de Lisboa. Cristóvão da Costa Freire sells to Sebastião da Costa some properties in Lisboa which belonged to the entail of Santa Catarina, because they were too far away from its remaining properties, hindering the charging of their revenue. He subrogates them for properties in Alpedrinha and Castelo Novo, Fundão.
One of the properties sold to Sebastião da Costa had an obligaton of a payment to the church of Santo Elói of Lisboa.
Contains letter-of-attorney, subrogation warrant, and certificates of authentication. Followed by certificate of payment of sisa and letter of possession of the houses by Sebastião da Costa.

Freire, Cristóvão da Costa (flor.1585-1586)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed, by which Marcos da Rocha Vilalobos and his mother, Maria da Horta, son and widow of Francisco da Rocha, acquire leases of houses in Lisboa from António Jorge, confeiteiro, and his wife, Maria de Castro, to entail to the chapel established by their husband and father.
Contains exemplification of certificate of payment of sisa.

Horta, Maria da (flor.1635)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which the priests of the convent of Nossa de Jesus of Lisboa sell the chapel of Santo Ivo, in their church, to D. Antónia de Altero, represented by her husband doutor Manuel Aires de Almeida, desembargador dos Agravos da Casa da Suplicação e juiz do Fisco Real, to serve as her family's burial place. She establishes an obligation of a daily mass in that chapel, for which she promises to pay 20 000 réis every year to the convent.
Contains a consent deed by D. Antónia.

Altero, Antónia de (flor.1651)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Agostinho Esteves, picheleiro, buys houses to entail to the obligation of masses established by Maria Antónia from Domingos Coutinho, escrivão das Capelas de Lisboa, and his wife. The houses he acquires already had an obligation of a payment to the church of Santa Justa for masses for the soul of Isabel Pires, which the sellers promise to pay their new owners.
Followed by an acceptance deed. Contains a sale and bond deed related to the acquisition of the houses by the sellers and a certificate of payment of sisa.

Esteves, Agostinho (flor.1627)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which D. João Luís de Vasconcelos and D. Maria de Noronha, his wife, represented by Gaspar Pinheiro, employed the third part of Maria da Maia de Lemos' assets, 37 000 réis, to buy a rent (foro) of 1 850 réis in a vineyard in Corredoura, Arruda dos Vinhos, which would be entailed to the chapel established by the deceased. D. Maria de Noronha was the daughter of one of the executors of Maria da Maia de Lemos' will, Fernando Álvares Cabral, the testator's son-in-law. Since Fernando died without fulfilling his obligations, the Provedor dos Resíduos forced his heirs to do it. Contains a copy of a letter of attorney issued on 1628-11-19 and a certificate concerning the validity of the signatures issued on 1629-01-29.

Noronha, Maria de (flor.1629)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which the priests of the convent of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa sell to D. Violante Coronel, widow of D. Fernando de Ataíde, their chapel of Todos os Santos, which shall serve as burial place for herself and for the successors of her entail. D. Violante Coronel gives them money to fulfill her pious obligations, and also gives money to the irmandade de Todos os Santos, based in that chapel. She promises they shall have the administation of her chapel if her lineage is extinguished. The brothers of the irmandade accept the sale and the obligations.
Contains agreement deed between the priests of the convent and royal warrant authorizing the sale.

Coronel, Violante (d.1661)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which the administrator Gonçalo de Azevedo Palha sold houses and obligated himself to fulfil his wife's chapel obligations using other assets. He is obligated to celebrate masses in the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, in Lisboa. Preceded by a dowry contract by which the institutor's parents donated her these houses in 1623-05-22.

Palha, Gonçalo de Azevedo (flor.1629)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Jerónimo Franco, capelão do Rei, tesoureiro of the chapel of the archbishop of Lisboa, as executor of padre Tristão Álvares, deceased, who had been capelão of the same archbishop and quaternário of the cathedral of Lisboa, buys two houses in Lisboa from Fernando Cardoso and his wife, Ana Pais. He thus fulfills the obligation of buying 2 000 reais of censos to entail to six annual masses established in Tristão Álvares's will. He gives these houses to Catarina Mendes, niece and heir of the institutor, wife of Domingos da Silva, who accepts them and promises, in her name and the name of her successors, to fulfill the obligations established in her uncle's will.
Contains letter of attorney dated 1578-10-06.
Followed by certificate of payment of sisa and letter of possession of the houses by Catarina Mendes, dated 1583-03-08.

Mendes, Catarina (flor.1583)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which the priests of the convent of S. Bento de Xabregas sell to D. Maria da Silva, represented by her son and heir D. João de Meneses, a chapel in the crossing of their church, which shall serve as their family's pantheon, and to where the body of her deceased husband, D. Diogo de Meneses, will be transferred. D. João de Meneses declares he will be the first administrator of the chapel, and establishes, in his mother's name, a daily mass for his relatives' souls, to which he entails a public debt instrument worth 35 000 réis, set in the Alfândega de Lisboa. D. João also donates to the priests the chapel of the evocation of Espírito Santo, located in the old church of the convent, of which he and his wife, D. Madalena de Távora, were successors, renouncing his rights to it.
Contains letters-of-attorney and a certificate of payment of sisa.

Silva, Maria da (flor.[1609]-1639)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Vicente Machado, moço de Câmara do Rei, and his wife, Maria Figueiroa de Mesquita, sell 1 200 réis of revenue from houses in Lisboa to Dinis Eanes and Lopo Serrão, executors of doutor Gaspar Serrão, which they entail to the obligation of two anniversaries he established in the church of Santo Estêvão de Alfama. Dinis Eanes and Lopo Serrão promise to make the payment annually to the priests of Santo Estêvão, and to keep the houses with that obligation.
Contains a certificate of partition deed, a petition, and a letter of possession, unrelated to the entail, a certificate of a petition and will (extract) and a certificate of payment of sisa.

Eanes, Dinis (flor.1601)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which António Simões, serigueiro de chapas, and his wife, Luísa de Almeida, sell a vineyard in Cabeço de Cavaleiros, Alhos Vedros, to doutor Luís de Foios de Sousa, cavaleiro professo da Ordem de Cristo and corregedor da comarca de Tomar, and to Estêvão de Brito de Foios, his brother. They entail it to the chapel established by their mother, D. Mariana de Sousa.
Contains processual documentation regarding the sale, dated from 1660-07-12 to 1660-10-02, including petitions and dispatches, and documentation proving that the vineyard belonged to the sellers.

Sousa, Luís de Foios de (flor.1657-1663)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Luísa Vieira, widow of Cristóvão de Carvalho and administrator of the chapel established by her aunt, Luísa da Costa Pereira, buys foros of houses in the parish of Esperança, Lisboa, from padre Manuel Leite Pereira, and entails them to her aunt's chapel in place of the olive grove she had sold to João Soeiro. Mentions acquisition deeds dated 1631-03-30, 1644-04-15, 1643-11-15 and 1655-04-03; contains certificate of pagamento de sisa.

Vieira, Luísa (flor.1652-1655)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed through which D. Catarina Albertim, Lopo Rodrigues' widow, sells to Roque Vaz, Capelão do Rei and Cónego da Sé of the island of S. Tomé, her farmstead (quinta) of Rego, in Lisboa, for 430 000 réis. This farmstead had been bequeathed to D. Catarina by her grandmother, Beatriz Álvares, Pedro Alves' wife, through her codicil, made on 1562-10-21. Inside that property were houses whose revenues were destined to support a pious obligation of 2 annual masses instituted in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. Since those houses were in ruins, D. Catarina demanded that the buyer should buy another property for 40 000 réis, in order to support the aforementioned pious obligation. Followed by a letter of possession issued on 1579-03-13.

Albertim, Catarina (flor.1578-1579)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Pedro Vilhescas de Almeida, son of Pedro Vilhescas and Maria de Almeida, buys a lease from António Munhós and his wife, Isabel Gonçalves. He entails this lease to the chapel established by his mother, subrogating the houses in Lisboa which she had previously entailed, and promises to fulfill the obligations of nine annual masses in the holidays of the Virgin.
Contains certificate of livro de raiz, dated 1623-03-21; and certificate, dated 1623-01-07, of a partition deed dated 1592-04-08, proving the houses had belonged to the sellers.

Almeida, Pedro Vilhescas de (flor.1623-1626)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Pedro Bambolém de Faria, widower of Catarina de Matos, sells to João de Pugas de Vasconcelos, provedor das Capelas, his houses in Lisboa, in rua da Pelada, to entail to the chapel established by Henrique Pereira de Sousa and D. Isabel Telo de Meneses. The houses are bought with revenue from the sale of a farmstead in Elvas, which had belonged to the entail but had been sold to acquire new properties. The chapel was then administered by D. Nicolau da Silva.
Contains petition from the provedor, requesting an auto de vistoria to the houses; dispatch, dated 1682-09-18; auto de vistoria, dated 1682-12-22; dispatch, dated 1683-02-09; petition by Pedro Bambolém de Faria; dispatch, dated 1683-02-27; and dowry deed to Pedro Bambolém de Faria and Catarina de Matos, dated 1674-10-09.

Silva, Nicolau da (flor.1683-1684)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Diogo de Mendonça Arrais, son of Jorge Arrais de Mendonça and of D. Paula da Costa, buys from Pedro Coutinho a public debt instrument in the Câmara of Lisboa. He trespasses it to Frei Luís dos Anjos to fulfill the debt his parents owed his mother, D. Ângela de Melo, and entail to her chapel.
Contains extract of the will VINC007302 AM EA/001.

Anjos, Luís dos (flor.1631)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which Sebastião de Abreu Serrão sells to D. Catarina de Miranda e Abreu a casal in Verrimão, Lisboa, which she entails to the chapel established by her father, doutor Rui Mendes de Abreu.
Followed by acceptance deed. Contains certificates of properties, inventory of the lands, certificate of payment of sisa, petition and dispatches.

Miranda, Catarina de (flor.1623-1624)

Sale and bond deed

Sale and bond deed by which António Fernandes de Elvas buys from Miguel Ribeiro, tabelião de notas, and his wife, Jerónima Caldeira, a lease of 2 000 réis set on an orchard in Unhos to entail to his chapel of Santo António in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa.
Contains dowry deed by which Miguel Ribeiro and his wife received the leased properties.

Elvas, António Fernandes de (d.1589)

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