Carta de tombo e sentença issued by Doutor Álvaro Tristão de Abreu, from Desembargo do Paço and provedor dos órfãos, hospitais, capelas, confrarias e albergarias in Lisbon, ordering the elaboration of a tombo of the properties belonging to the entail founded by Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco, annexed to the chapel founded by D. Isabel de Melo, and the properties annexed by the chapel's institutor, by request of André Silva, attorney-in-fact of D. Guiomar de Melo Castelo Branco, administrator and granddaughter of Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco. He also orders to write precatory letters to the judges of Óbidos to order their officials to do the tombo and measurement of the properties located in Roliça, in the outskirts of Óbidos.

Certificate of Jorge de Penalva, notary of Provedoria das Capelas of Lisbon and its outskirts, certifying that D. Guiomar de Melo requested a certificate of all the properties described in autos and boundaries.

Certificate of Jorge de Penalva, notary of Provedoria das Capelas of Lisbon and its outskirts, certifying that he is the notary of autos de tombo of the assets of the chapel and entail of Isabel de Melo, located in the monastery of S. Domingos of Lisbon and administrated by D. Guiomar de Melo, and declaring the price of its tombo.

Certificate of Bartolomey Fernandes, notary, with the exemplification of the wills (extracts) of Pedro Borges, bequeathing his assets to his daughters, Ana Borges and Guiomar Borges, by request of Diogo de Melo, his son-in-law and husband of Guiomar Borges, addressed to Fernando Rodrigues de Almeida, juiz dos órfãos in Lisbon and its outskirts.
Contains: will (extract) of Pedro Borges founding a chapel, dated from 1500-02-06, and an undated will (extract) of Pedro Borges.

Certificate of Pedro Álvares Pereira, notary in Óbidos, with the exemplification of a partition deed, by request of António Tavares de Sousa, who also presented the partition deed.

Chancery record of a confirmation warrant to Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco of a grace warrant to Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco and all others administrators to own a pension of 2200 coroas

Chancery record of a grace warrant Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco and all others administrators to own a pension of 2200 coroas, bought by Isabel de Melo, his mother, and entailed to her chapel to mass celebration.

Confirmation warrant to Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco of a grace warrant to Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco and all others administrators to own a pension of 2200 coroas

Court sentence issued by juiz das partilhas dividing the available portion of Lopo Vaz de Melo, bequeathing to his son, with the to annex it to the entail of Diogo de Melo, called of Roliça, which is already annexed to the chapel of Isabel de Melo, located in the monastery of S. Domingos of Lisbon.

Dispatch issued by Jorge de Penalva, notary of Provedoria, in response to a petition of D. Guiomar de Melo, ordering the fulfilment of the tombo of the chapel and entail of Isabel de Melo, located in the monastery of S. Domingos of Lisbon. In her petition, D. Guiomar de Melo requested the exemplification of several documents in that tombo.

Dowry deed (extract) by Lopo Vaz de Melo giving to his son, Francisco de Melo, his available portion with the condition to annex it to the entail of Roliça and all the conditions imposed by Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco.

Dowry deed (extract) by Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco to marry his son, Lopo Vaz Melo, giving him, with his wife, D. Guiomar Borges, their reserved portions, available portions and entail.

Exemplification of a partition deed written by Fernando Monteiro, notary in Óbidos, copied from the original, delivered to André Silva, attorney-in-fact of D. Guiomar de Melo.

Exemplification of a three-life lease by Francisco de Melo Castelo Branco and D. Isabel de Noronha, his wife, to António Dias Carrasco and Guiomar Lobo, his wife, written by Pedro Álvares Pereira, notary, to the tenant.

Exemplification of a will made by Isabel de Melo, issued at the request of Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco, fidalgo da Casa do rei, Isabel's heir.

Exemplification of an exemplification of a will made by Isabel de Melo, issued by Manuel Jorge de Magalhães, at the request of priest Pedro Ribeiro.

Exemplification of eight land measurement deeds, written by Fernando Monteiro, notary.

Grace warrant to Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco and all others administrators to own a pension of 2200 coroas, bought by Isabel de Melo and entailed to her chapel to mass celebration.

Grace warrant to Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco and all others administrators to own a pension of 2200 coroas, bought by Isabel de Melo, his mother, and entailed to her chapel to mass celebration.

Inventory (rol) of the boundaries of the assets bought by Lopo Vaz, in the farmstead of Roliça, belonging to the available portion annexed to the entail.

Documents produced by the entail.

Land measurement deed of the houses belonging to the chapel of Isabel de Melo by the notary with Paulo Soares and Domingos Mendes. Simão de Sequeira and D. Bábara, his wife, tenants, acknowledged the chapel of Isabel de Melo and D. Guiomar de Melo, administrator, as the rightful manor and presented a deed of sale or tenure contract, confirmed by Álvaro Tristão de Abrey, in 1600-12-01.

Land measurement deed of the houses belonging to the chapel of Isabel de Melo, located in Lisbon, by Paulo Soares and Domingos Mendes, in the presence of the notary and António Dias Carrasco, attorney-in-fact of D. Guiomar de Melo. António de Barros and his wife, tenants, acknowledged the chapel of Isabel de Melo and D. Guiomar de Melo, administrator, as the rightful manor, in 1605-01-28.

Land measurement deed of the farmstead of Campo de Santa Bárbara by Bento Botelho, medidor of the chapels and their properties, and Domingos Mendes, porteiro, in the presence of provedor and André da Silva, attorney-in-fact of D. Guiomar de Melo.

Land measurement deed of the houses belonging to the chapel of Isabel de Melo, located in Lisbon, by Paulo Soares and Domingos Mendes, in the presence of the notary and António Dias Carrasco, attorney-in-fact of D. Guiomar de Melo. Fernando Álvares and his wife, tenants, acknowledged the chapel of Isabel de Melo and D. Guiomar de Melo, administrator, as the rightful manor, in 1605-01-28.

Land measurement deed of the lands of the farmstead located in Água na Bota by the notary, by Paulo Soares, procurador das capelas, and Domingos Mendes, porteiro do juízo, by order of Álvaro Tristão de Abreu, provedor.

Land measurement deed of the houses where lives João Salvado belonging to the chapel of Isabel de Melo, located in Lisbon, by Paulo Soares and Domingos Mendes, in the presence of the notary and António Dias Carrasco, attorney-in-fact of D. Guiomar de Melo.

Land measurement deeds (eight) of the properties belonging to the chapel and entail of Isabel de Melo, located in S. Mamede, Roliça, Baraçais, Carvalhal, Casal do Pio, Casal da Feiteira and Coimbrã, in the outskirts of Atouguia, made by Cristóvão Brás and Bartolomeu Luís.

Pagamento à terça of the late Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco bequeathed to Lopo Vaz de Melo, his son.

Partition deed issued by Gil Rodrigues, juiz dos órfãos in Lisbon, of the properties of the late Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco between D. Guiomar Borges, his wife, and his offspring. His available portion, bequeathed to Lopo Vaz de Melo, his son, was separated and payed to him. The judge orders to deliver the properties mentioned in pagamento à terça to Lopo Vaz de Melo and to give him their possession, as his father's available portion heir.

Petition of Diogo de Melo, his son-in-law, addressed to Fernando Rodrigues de Almeida, juiz dos órfãos in Lisbon and its outskirts, requesting the exemplification of the wills (extracts) of Pedro Borges.

Petition of D. Guiomar de Melo Castelo Branco requesting to provedor to order, through a precatory letter, the measurement of the properties belonging to the chapel and entail of Isabel de Melo and the elaboration of a tombo.

Precatory letter of Álvaro Tristão de Abreu, provedor of capelas, confrarias and órfãos in Lisbon and its outskirts, addredded to the juiz de fora and other judges of Óbidos, ordering the measurement of the properties belonging to the chapel and entail of Isabel de Melo and the elaboration of a tombo.

Three-life lease of a farmstead, with houses, olive grove and vineyard in Campo de Santa Bárbara, in Lisbon, by Francisco de Melo Castelo Branco and D. Isabel de Noronha, his wife, to António Dias Carrasco and Guiomar Lobo, his wife, for 15.000 réis per year. They also appoint the third life of three tributary properties to the monastery of Santa Clara and the church of Santo Estêvão of Lisbon and also rent them to António Dias Carrasco and his wife.

Three-life lease of a watermill and millstone, next Roliça, by Francisco de Melo Castelo Branco to Domingos João, miller. D. Isabel de Noronha, wife of Francisco de Melo Castelo Branco, and Maria Rodrigues, wife of Domingos João, accepted this three-life lease.

Tombo of the chapel and entail of D. Isabel de Melo, located in the monastery of S. Domingos of Lisbon and in Roliça, in the outskirts of Óbidos.
Contains: termo de juramento of Bartolomeu Luís and Cristóvão Brás, dated from 1600-09-26; visit and proclamation (pregão) of the tributary houses located in Lisbon, belonging to D. Guiomar de Melo, dated from 1600-11-17; confirmation letter of Álvaro Tristão de Abreu of a deed of sale or tenure contract, dated from 1600-12-01; three-life lease of houses belonging to Lopo Vaz de Melo, but not to the entail, dated from 1588-08-31; acknowledgment record of João Salvago of the chapel of Isabel de Melo and D. Guiomar de Melo as the rightful owner of the house he owns in Lisbon, dated from 1605-10-14.

Will by which Isabel de Melo establishes a chapel in the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, entailing to it her farmstead (quinta), the Moinho do Botelho, a public debt instrument of 9 600 réis in Almoxarifado de Santarém, and a public debt instrument of 8 000 réis in Casa da Mercearia de Lisboa. She appoints her cousin, Diogo de Melo de Castelo Branco, to be the first administrator of her entail, ordering him to support the celebration of a daily mass for her soul. She chooses to be buried in the church of the referred convent, in her grandfather's chapel, Amador Vaz de Sampaio. She asks the executors of her will to restore that chapel and to place in it an altarpiece with the image of the holy spirit. Her parents' mortal remains, which lied in the convent of S. Francisco of Xabregas, should be transferred and interred alongside those of her daughter. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1514-07-08 and an opening deed issued on 1514-07-19.

Will (extract) of D. Isabel de Melo founding a chapel in the monastery of S. Domingos with her real estate and appointing as its administrator Diogo de Melo, her cousin. The testator also orders the repair of her grandfather's chapel, where she wants to be buried.

Will (extract) of Diogo de Melo Castelo Branco bequeathing his available portion, composed of his farmstead (quintã) of Roliça, in the outskirts of Óbidos, to Lopo Vaz de Melo, his son, and, after his death, to his eldest male child. If his son dies without offspring, the available portion will be bequeathed to the heir of the entail of Isabel de Melo, his cousin.