Approval deed of the will made by Jerónimo de Sousa, in which he ordered the foundation of an entail and chapel.

Composition deed made between José de Sousa da Silva Tavares, heir of Pedro de Sousa de Lacerda, after the death of his wife, D. Luísa de Melo, and Pantaleão Pais de Sousa e Lacerda, administrator of the entail founded by Jerónimo de Sousa, settling a judicial dispute they had over which properties belonged to Pedro de Sousa de Lacerda and which should be annexed to Jerónimo de Sousa's entail. Pantaleão Pais de Sousa e Lacerda agreed to make no further claims to some properties possessed by José de Sousa da Silva, except for two lease contracts worth 53 000 réis and some other properties that, together, were worth 64 000, the required sum to sustain all the perpetual masses obligation of the entail founded by Pedro de Sousa de Lacerda.

Documents produced by the entail.

Letter of attorney made by D. Leonor Antónia de Monroy constituting her husband Pantaleão Pais de Sousa as her attorney with full powers to represent her on the arrangements he was about to make with José de Sousa da Silva regarding the judicial dispute they had in Santarém over the assets that belonged to Pedro de Sousa de Lacerda and were obliged to the entail founded by Jerónimo de Sousa.

Letter of attorney made by D. Catarina de Mendonça constituting her husband José de Sousa da Silva e Tavares as her attorney with full powers to represent her on the arrangements he was about to make with Pantaleão Pais de Sousa e Lacerda and his wife D. Leonor de Monroy regarding the judicial dispute they had in Santarém over the assets that belonged to Pedro de Sousa de Lacerda and which were supposedly obliged to the entail founded by Jerónimo de Sousa.

Will made by Jerónimo de Sousa, in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail and chapel with a perpetual obligation of thirty masses celebrated on the main chapel of the mother church of Portalegre, where his body should be buried. He named his godson António, as first administrator of the entail during his lifetime and, after his death, the succession should always continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir. If António had no children, the administration would be handled to António Mourato.

[contains a declaration deed disposing over the non-entailed assets].