Administration letter to João de Lisboa.

Administration letter to Luís de Paiva Giralte and his wife D. Maria de Queirós Guedes giving them the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Pires Rová in monastery of São Domingos, Lisbon, in accordance to the court sentence that they have received.

Administration letter to Luís de Paiva Giralte and his wife D. Maria de Queirós Guedes giving them the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Pires Rová in monastery of São Domingos, Lisbon, in accordance to the court sentence that they have received.

Administration letter on behalf of D. Mariana Guedes de Queirós naming her administrator during her lifetime of the chapel founded by Maria Pires Rová in the monastery of São Domingos de Lisboa, in succession of her deceased mother, D. Maria Guedes de Queirós, last administrator.

Administration letter of Maria Pires Rová's chapel, located in the monastery of S. Domingos de Lisboa, with Quinta da Granja, on the outskirts of Almada, to Diogo da Silveira.

Agreement deed by which Lourenço Vasques, Escudeiro, and Senhorinha Afonso, his wife, agree to relinquish the possession of the farmstead (quinta) of Granja in Almada to the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. The convent had leased the property, which was entailed to the Maria Pires Rová's chapel, to them in exchange for the payment of 60 libras each year.

Certificate of a tombo (extract) issued by Jorge da Costa de Lemos, at the request of the prior and friars of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa.

Chancery record of a denunciation warrant of administration to D. Diogo de Castilho Coutinho enabling him to denounce the chapel's vacancy at his own expenses.

Chancery record of an administration letter to Luís de Paiva Giralte and his wife D. Maria de Queirós Guedes.

Chancery record of an administration letter on behalf of Mariana Guedes de Queirós.

Chancery record of an administration letter to João de Lisboa.

Composition deed by which Lourenço Vasques, on his behalf and of his wife, Senhorinha Afonso, donates the farmstead (quinta) of Granja, which is entailed to Maria Pires Rová's chapel, to the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. Thus, they settle the debt owed to that convent for not paying for the pious obligations established by the entail's institutor in her will. It is mentioned that, before them, the entail was administered by Fernando Afonso for 20 years.

Court sentence (extract) made on behalf of Luís de Paiva Giralte and his wife D. Maria de Queirós Guedes confirming them as succesors on the administration of the chapel of São Martinho founded by Maria Pires Rová in monastery of São Domingos, Lisbon. The excerpt contains very detailed information about the succession, vacancy and judicial demands for the entail.

Court sentence giving the administration of the chapel established by Maria Pires Rová to Pedro Vaz, Álvaro Guedes and Leonor Cardoso's son. Since Pedro is a minor and both of his parents were previously condemned to relinquish the entail's administration, the judge orders that someone should be chosen to administrate it while Pedro does not attain his majority. Followed by a detailed list of the properties incorporated in the entail.

Court sentence giving the administration of the chapel established by Maria Pires Rová to Pedro Vaz, Álvaro Guedes and Leonor Cardoso's son. Since Pedro is a minor and both of his parents were previously condemned to relinquish the entail's administration, the judge orders that someone should be chosen to administrate it while Pedro does not attain his majority. Followed by a detailed list of the properties incorporated in the entail.

Denunciation warrant of administration on behalf of Diogo de Castilho Coutinho allowing him to judicially demand, at his own expenses, the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Pires Rová in the convent of São Domingos of Lisboa, in accordance to a warrant issued on 1619-01-31.

Donation deed by which Maria Pires Rová, Martinho Fernandes' widow, donates houses and vineyards in Lisboa to the convent of S. Domingos of that city, obligating its friars to celebrate annual masses for her soul and that of her husband, which was buried inside the chapel of S. Martinho. She declares that before her death she would appoint a relative to be the chapel's first administrator, demanding that, every year, her successor should give 105 libras to the convent. Followed by a letter of possession.

Exemplification of a donation deed made by Maria Pires Rová, issued by Manuel Antunes.

Letter of possession by which Frei Vasco Hirra, procurador do Convento de S. Domingos de Lisboa, takes possession of half of the farmstead (quinta) of Granja, which Maria Pires Rová had entailed to her chapel. Followed by a detailed account of the entail's history from 1342 to 1383.

Documents produced by the entail.

Tombo of the chapel established by Maria Pires Rová, issued according to the order of the Provedor-mor dos Hospitais e Capelas.

Tombo (extract) of the chapel established by Maria Pires de Rová, issued according to the order of the Provedor-mor dos Hospitais e Capelas.

Will by which Maria Pires Rová, Vasco Lourenço's wife, bequeaths her farmstead (quinta) of Granja and lands (casal) in Almada to her sister, Senhorinha Pires, with the obligation of celebrating masses for her soul in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. After her sister's death, the entail should be inherited by Vicente Esteves, her cousin and executor of her will. She demands that her remains should be buried in the chapel of S. Martinho of that convent, where her first husband, Martinho Fernandes, is buried.

Will by which Maria Pires Rová, Vasco Lourenço's wife, bequeaths her farmstead (quinta) of Granja and lands (casal) in Almada to her sister, Senhorinha Pires, with the obligation of celebrating masses for her soul in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa. After her sister's death, the entail must be inherited by Vicente Esteves, her cousin and executor of her will. She demands that her remains should be buried in the chapel of S. Martinho of that convent, where her first husband, Martinho Fernandes, is buried.