Donation deed by which padre Eusébio Pereira e Sá Coutinho donated a sugar mill (engenho) in Cinco Ribeiras, Ilha de S. Tomé, and a farmstead (quinta) in Catujal, Sacavém, which he had inherited from his father, Jerónimo Pereira de Sá Coutinho, to his nephew, Jerónimo Pereira de Sá Coutinho, with the obligation of fulfilling the pious charges associated to the properties. Jerónimo's father, Manuel de Figueiredo e Sousa, accepted this deed.

Documents produced by the entail.

Petition by which Manuel de Figueiredo, father and curator of Jerónimo Pereira de Sá Coutinho, asked for a delay of the submission of the account of the administration of the chapel of Isabel de Castilho in the church of Nossa Senhora do Loreto.

Will by which D. Beatriz de Sá Pereira, D. Garcia de Castro's wife, declared that the entail established by her grandmother, D. Beatriz de Melo, which she administered, should be passed to João de Almada, her cousin, since she had no descendants. It is mentioned that the entail was composed of lands (herdades) in Viana do Alvito and that its administrators were obligated to fulfil pious obligations in the church of the convent of S. Francisco of Évora.
The testator stated that she administrated a chapel in the church of Nossa Senhora do Loreto, which had been transmitted to her by her father. A farm (fazenda) in Ilha de S. Tomé and a farmstead (quinta) in Catujal were entailed to it and its administrators were obligated to support the celebration of a perpetual daily mass and to adorn the chapel. Whoever succeeded her in its administration would receive a list of the ornaments.
Furthermore, D. Beatriz de Sá Pereira instructed the executors of her will to buy a public debt instrument, whose revenues would be used to celebrate annual masses for her soul in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. She demanded that her remains should be buried inside the chapter house of that convent. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1609-11-17 and an opening deed issued on 1609-11-20.

Will (extract) by which Isabel de Castilho established a chapel of perpetual daily masses, which would be celebrated in the chapel of Espírito Santo of the church of Nossa Senhora do Loreto of Lisboa, for her soul and for the souls of her husband, Diogo de Sá, and her daughter. The entail would be transmitted to the son or daughter of her heir. She incorporated in it all her assets, leaving to the discretion of her heir whether the farm she owned in Cinco Ribeiras, S. Tomé, should be sold and the sale's profit used in the acquisition of properties in the kingdom or not. She also declared that she owned another land in Catujal. The chapel's administrator was obligated to maintain it and to preserve its altarpiece, textiles and ornaments.