Will by which D. Catarina Cardoso expresses her wish to be buried in her parents' tomb and confirms the institution of the chapel of 3 000 cruzados she donated to her brother, doutor Domingos Cardoso. She declares that if there is any problem in using the money her brother-in-law bequeathed her for the chapel, it should instead be established with revenue from her own properties.

Donation deed by which D. Catarina Cardoso, wife of Nuno de Almeida, establishes a chapel in the main church of Fronteira, fulfilling the will of her brother-in-law, doutor António Pimenta, who had bequeathed her 3 000 cruzados for that purpose. The masses of the chapel shall be prayed in his name, her own name and the name of her sisters, D. Inês Cardoso, António's wife, and Isabel Lopes de Morais. She donates the chapel to her brother, licenciado Domingo Cardoso, who can appoint a descendant as next administrator. Domingos Cardoso is present, accepts the donation and promises to fulfill the obligations.

Certificate of an annexation deed issued by Manuel Rodrigues do Couto, público tabelião do judicial e notas na vila de Fronteira, from the tombo of the chapel of D. Catarina Cardoso.

Certificate of a will made by D. Catarina Cardoso, issued by Manuel Rodrigues do Couto, público tabelião do judicial e notas na vila de Fronteira, at the request of doutor André Cardoso Godinho, cousin of the institutor.

Certificate of a donation deed by D. Catarina Cardoso, issued by Manuel Rodrigues do Couto, público tabelião do judicial e notas na vila de Fronteira, at the request of doutor André Cardoso Godinho,comendador do hábito de Cristo, desembargador do duque e seu chanceler-mor, cousin of the institutor.

Documents produced by the entail.

Annexation deed by which houses and other properties in Fronteira are annexed to the chapel and entail founded by D. Catarina Cardoso by order of her executor, padre Frei João Mendes Cardoso, beneficiado da igreja matriz da Fronteira.