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Public debt instrument

Public debt instrument of 80 000 réis in Casa do Cadaval, to the administrator Nicolau da Silva, the institutor's son, after the resignation of his brother in the entail's succession. Preceded by a deed of sale by which the institutor Manuel da Silva bought this public debt instrument to the Duque of Cadaval, dated 1658-02-23. This document also mentions an inventory made after D. Manuel da Silva' death, dated 1667-07-04.

Silva, Nicolau da (flor.1667-1688)

Resignation deed

Resignation deed by which D. António da Silva resigned the succession of the entail in favor of his brother Nicolau da Silva.

Silva, Nicolau da (flor.1667-1688)

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation of 70 000 réis in Real da Água da Câmara de Lisboa into this entail.

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation a public debt instrument of 55 000 réis imposed of some his rents and that were surrogated by some houses located in Lisboa.

Silva, Francisco da (flor.1691)

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation 15 000 réis in Almoxarifado do Pescado de Lisboa into this entail.

Silva, Nicolau da (flor.1667-1688)

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation 10 000 réis in Imposição Nova dos Vinhos into this entail.

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation of a public debt instrument of 80 000 réis in Casa do Cadaval, and some houses located in Lisboa, into Manuel da Silva's entail.

Silva, Nicolau da (flor.1667-1688)

Sentence

Sentence by which it was confirmed the incorporation of a casal of "Reguengilho dos frades", in Campo de Valada on the outskirts of Santarém.

Silva, Nicolau da (flor.1667-1688)

Will (extract)

Will (extract) by which Manuel da Silva established an entail, designating his son D. António da Silva to be its first administrator with the obligation to incorporate his "legítima" into this entail. It should succeed his heirs and, if he died childless, his brother Nicolau da Silva and his heirs. The successors were also obligated to incorporate their thirds into this entail.

Silva, Manuel da (flor.1665)