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Account of the administration

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: o título de instituição não consta dos autos.
ENCARGOS PERPÉTUOS (ANUAIS): um anal de missas celebradas na capela do Espírito Santo da igreja matriz de Machico, com esmola de um moio de trigo, uma pipa de vinho e 9.000 réis.
REDUÇÃO DE ENCARGOS: a sentença de D. Frei Joaquim de Menezes e Ataíde, vigário capitular do Funchal, emitida em 1819-04-05 (f. 353-363), reduz esta e várias capelas administradas por João de Carvalhal Esmeraldo à pensão anual de 40 missas celebradas na capela de Santo António do Lugar de Baixo, pelo valor de 120.000 réis. A f. 303-305 encontra-se uma componenda de encargos pios das capelas administradas por Pedro Júlio da Câmara Leme (original em latim e tradução).
BENS VINCULADOS: não constam dos autos.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1608: o neto Fernão de Morais da Câmara.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR : Conde de Carvalhal.

Câmara, Fernão de Morais da (flor.1608)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Domingos Pereira, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, incluindo o testamento, datados entre 1652 e 1749.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: o título de instituição não consta dos autos. Nas primeiras contas e quitações não se refere o nome do instituidor padre Domingos Pereira, apenas na conta tomada em 1732 (f. 18).
ENCARGOS (ANUAIS): uma missa cantada na festa de São Pedro, na igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição de Machico. Por sentença de 1665-05-08 do juiz dos Resíduos (f. 10), a pensão foi reduzida a uma missa rezada anual, atendendo ao estado de ruína da casa.
BENS DO VÍNCULO: loja de umas casas sobradas sitas na vila de Machico, melhor identificada na escritura de venda feita em 1713-07-22 (f. 19-20): tratava-se de umas casas sobradadas, uma com sua terrinha e quintal, na dita vila, então confrontava pelo norte com a rua Direita, sul com a Pontinha, leste com a rua onde vivia Manuel de Vasconcelos e oeste com a rua […]. Estas casas estavam sujeitas a algumas obrigações de foros e missas, como abaixo se refere.
SUCESSÃO: a forma de sucessão não consta dos autos.
OUTROS VÍNCULOS: vínculo com encargo de uma missa anual por alma de Amador Lourenço, imposto na torre destas casas, constando nas f. 15-16 e 18 quitações do seu cumprimento; vínculo de duas missas rezadas por alma de João do Paral(?) imposto nas casas em apreço.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1652-08-12, data do primeiro auto de contas (f. 1): Francisco Gomes, arrais do seu barco, morador na vila de Machico, por ter comprado a Vicente Pereira Moreia, tanoeiro, a loja pensionada a esta capela.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: António Moniz Tavares de Menezes.
Outras informações da escritura de compra/venda (f. 19-20):
Vendedor: Cónego da Sé, Dr. Manuel Pereira de Castro. Comprador: Francisco de Menezes Barreto, morador em Água de Pena.
Outras pensões: para além das acima mencionadas, tem também o encargo de 3000 réis às religiosas de Santa Clara.
Preço da venda: 350.000 réis.
Tabelião: Manuel Escórcio de Mendonça. Traslado de 1740.
Outros documentos:
F. 2 – Quitação de 1652-08-01: mencionada que a loja estava debaixo das casas onde morava António Teixeira.
F. 10 – Petição de Manuel Vieira Bernardes, morador na vila de Machico e possuidor de um pardieiro que houvera do arrais Francisco Gomes, a requerer ao juiz dos Resíduos a desistência do mesmo pardieiro ou a moderação «com higualdade» da respetiva pensão; alega que o pardieiro antes era uma loja de uma casa sobradada, que veio a cair, sendo coisa de pouco valor e grande o encargo inerente. Segue-se sentença de abaixamento da capela, que foi reduzida a uma missa rezada anual, datada de 1665-05-08.
F. 14 – Quitação do próprio vigário da igreja colegiada de Machico, Manuel Pereira de Castro, de como dissera trinta e uma missas rezadas das pensões das casas onde mora na vila de Machico, junto ao calhau, que comprara a Faustino Dias. 1697-12-29.
F. 15-16 – Cartas de quitação respeitantes ao cumprimento das missas de Amador Lourenço, de 1697 a 1702.
F. 18 – Quitação do vigário António […] Teixeira a atestar que o padre Manuel Pereira de Castro dissera as missas da capela de Amador Lourenço até 1612, inclusive.
F. 18 – Conta tomada a António Moniz Tavares de Menezes, onde se esclarece que o instituidor é o P.e Domingos Pereira e não Vicente Pereira Moreira (como surgira em algumas quitações). 1732-09-30.

Gomes, Francisco (flor.1652)

Account of the administration

Account of the administration of the obligations entailed to the houses in rua da Correaria by José da Costa and his wife, Maria de Lemos, which currently belonged to Salvador Simões Borralho. It was proven that, being called to give account of the payments, he showed proof that he had paid from 1643 to 1683.
Followed by sentence dated 1684-02-24.

Borralho, Salvador Simões (flor.1684)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de João da Silva, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, datados entre 1672 e 1780.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

Capela instituída por João da Silva, o vinte, com encargo de uma missa anual, imposto num alqueire raso de fazenda de castanheiros, pereiros e terra de lavoura na Ponta do Sol, cujas confrontações estão delimitadas no termo de juramento e declaração inscrito na folha 17.
Administrador em 1672: Domingos Fernandes.
Último administrador: João Lopes da Silva.

Fernandes, Domingos (flor.1672)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Afonso Eanes de Fraguedo, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, datados entre 1601 e 1803.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

Capela de Afonso Eanes de Fraguedo, tabelião de notas da cidade do Funchal, instituída em 1572-10-11 com encargo de uma missa anual. Encargo imposto na terça dos seus bens que tomou no assentamento dos Moinhos e deixou aos filhos Guliana Tuta, Bernarda Tuim, Bárbara Henriques e João Barreto. Acrescenta que sua filha Isabel Dias não herdaria de sua terça por possuir a de sua mãe. Último administrador: António José Spínola de Carvalho.
Observações:
A este processo encontra-se anexado o da capela de Simão Gomes, marido de Isabel Moreira, instituída em 1599-09-28, e de que se presta contas até 1613. Uma declaração inscrita na folha 49 do processo de Afonso Anes Fraguedo manda que “o escrivam deve separa aqueles destes atos, e ficar certo de que esta capela não he de Simão Gomes mas de Afonso Anes". O certo é que nunca foram separados e nunca mais se prestaram contas da capela de Simão Gomes, desde 1613. Actualmente separamos este processos, e o de Simão Gomes – que não possui cota original nem consta do inventário elaborado na Misericórdia – recebeu a Cota Actual: cx. Nº [sem informação]. Este de Afonso Eanes tem a cota antiga: cx. 27, nº 6 e cota original: M. 51, nº 500.

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Inês de França, com vários documentos datados entre 1666 e 1846.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: do processo consta apenas a certidão da verba do pagamento da terça de D. Inês de França (f. 25-26 v.º), a qual foi extraída da carta de partilhas de Francisco de Brito Bettencourt.
ENCARGOS ANUAIS: cinco missas rezadas ditas em qualquer altar. Apenas as f. 1 a 4 (anos 1666 a 1677) comportam quitações conjuntas da testadora e marido (cinco de cada um dos cônjuges), na fl. 8 v.º, um despacho do juiz do Resíduo de 1725-12-13, determina que só se deve tomar conta da terça de D. Inês de França «que se julgou vinculada».
SUCESSÃO: de acordo com a certidão acima, a terça ficaria ao marido António de Salamanca Polanco e depois ao neto Nicolau, filho de Mendo de Brito de Oliveira e de D. Mecia, sucedendo-lhe o filho varão primogénito, não o tendo a filha. Caso o neto Nicolau não tivesse filhos, seguiria a linha de sucessão do irmão, o neto António. Na falta de sucessão de seus netos, então a administração passaria para a Santa Casa da Misericórdia do Funchal, acrescendo a pensão de mais cinco missas anuais.
BENS DO VÍNCULO (f. 25-26 v.º): terça no valor de 680$536 réis, imposta nos seguintes bens: benfeitorias nas casas da Fonte; terra semeadiça na Praia; pedaço de terra na Praia; terra do Furado; um guarda-roupa e um escritório no valor de 7$000 réis; um foro pago por Pedro Drumond do principal de 24$000 réis; casa junto do engenho do Caramujo; foro de 8$000 réis; terra da Fajã do Miguel; casa junto a Alcaçaria.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1666-05-12, DATA DA PRIMEIRA QUITAÇÃO (f. 2): o genro capitão Mendo de Brito de Oliveira, marido de D. Mecia.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: morgado Francisco João de Clara e Brito.
EXTINÇÃO DO VÍNCULO: uma nota do encarregado interino do cartório dos Resíduos e Capelas, datada de 1846-01-20 (última folha), declara que foram abolidas as pensões desta capela e os seus bens considerados livres e alodiais, por sentença de maio de 1845 do juiz de direito da Comarca Ocidental, a qual se encontra por certidão nos autos de capela de Branca Fernandes.

Oliveira, Mendo de Brito de (flor.1666)

Account of the administration

Account of the administration of the chapel of Diogo de Palma and Elvira de Salazar, his wife, in the church of São Nicolau of Lisbon, requested by Doutor João Fernandes, provedor, to Fernando Dias de Palma. The administrator proves that he has complied with the chapel's charges and the provedor orders the realization of the tombo of the assets, within three months.

Palma, Fernando Dias de (flor.1551-1573)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Catarina de Barros, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, datados entre 1676 e 1798.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: o título de instituição não consta do processo.
ENCARGOS PERPÉTUOS (ANUAIS): uma missa rezada em dia de Nossa Senhora da Conceição, por muitos finados.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1676: tenente general Inácio da Câmara Leme, que apresenta quitações de 50 missas rezadas (f. 2b).
BENS VINCULADOS: uma nota na folha 2A refere que as fazendas desta capela estão na vila na Ponta do Sol.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR/PRESTADOR DE CONTAS: Francisco António da Câmara Leme.

Leme, Inácio da Câmara (flor.1676)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Pedro Rodrigues, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, datados entre 1642 e 1707.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: título de instituição não consta dos autos (incompleto).
ENCARGOS (ANUAIS): uma missa.
BENS DO VÍNCULO: segundo nota inscrita na folha de rosto dos autos, a fazenda encontra-se nos Cardais, que possui Manuel Vasconcelos Teixeira. Mas as tomadas de contas e quitações são prestadas na ilha do Porto Santo.
SUCESSÃO: não consta dos autos.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1642-08-07, data da primeira quitação (f. 2): Beatriz de Ornelas, viúva de Tomé Mendes Calaça.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: Luís Bogalho de Ornelas, contas prestadas até 1658.

Ornelas, Beatriz de (flor.1642)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Beatriz Rodrigues, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, datados entre 1635 e 1870.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: o título de instituição não consta dos autos.
ENCARGOS (ANUAIS): uma missa na igreja da Ponta do Pargo.
BENS DO VÍNCULO: não consta dos autos.
SUCESSÃO: a forma de sucessão não consta dos autos.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1635-08-22, data do documento mais antigo (carta de quitação, f. 2): António Álvares, filho de Luís Álvares.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: António Mendes.

Álvares, António (flor.1635)

Account of the administration

Autos de contas da capela de Francisco Afonso, com vários documentos referentes à tomada de contas, datados entre 1679 e 1832.

Não é conhecido o documento de instituição.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: título de instituição não consta dos autos (incompleto).
ENCARGOS (ANUAIS): seis missas rezadas, ofertadas com responsos, seis quartilhos de vinho e doze candeias, celebradas na igreja da Santíssima Trindade da Tabua.
REDUÇÃO DE ENCARGOS: em 1816-07-23, Diogo de Ornelas de Carvalhal Frazão Júnior, por cabeça de sua mulher D. Ana Emília de França Dória, filha de Bartolomeu António de França Dória, obtém um indulto de composição de missas e encargos pios. Em 1819-02-09, a sentença do Bispo D. Frei Joaquim Ataíde reduz as capelas administradas por Diogo de Ornelas Carvalhal Frazão Júnior, filho primogénito de Diogo de Ornelas Carvalhal de França Dória, à pensão anual de 25.000 réis ao Hospital da Misericórdia (carta de sentença f. 93-147 v.º).
BENS DO VÍNCULO: não consta dos autos.
SUCESSÃO: forma de sucessão não consta dos autos.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1679-10-02, data da primeira quitação (f. 51): Isabel da Silva, filha de Mateus Fernandes.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: Diogo de Ornelas de Carvalhal Frazão.

Silva, Isabel da (flor.1679)

Acórdão em relação

Acórdão em relação stating as proven the institution of the chapel by Catarina Eanes and its administration by Simão Nunes, his criado, who, in his testament, defined the way in which this administration should succeed, preferring the first-born male. The chancellery is ordered to issue a copy of this sentence to be given to the monastery of São Domingos to guarantee the fulfillment of the charges and that Simão, administrator, fulfills his sister's reserved portion in your father's will.

Simão (flor.1500-1503)

Addition and declaration deed

Addition and declaration deed by Gaspar Gonçalves de Ribafria, who annexed new properties and public debt instruments to his entail and change some foundation clauses, such as the pious obligations and the family name.

Ribafria, Gaspar Gonçalves (flor.1536-1541)

Addition deed

Addition deed to the will of Francisco Alves, abbot, ordering, among other things, some more masses and ordering Jerónimo Pires and João da Mota, clergymen, to be the procurator of the chapel and to help the chapel's administrator in whatever he needs.

Alves, Francisco (d.1557)

Addition deed

Addition deed by Leonor Felgueiras, widow of Aires Pinto, to their common will clarifying the ordered masses and ordering to Diogo Malheiro and Gomes Felgueiras to take for themselves an item of her movables, while the remaining should be employed as ordered in their will.

Felgueiras, Leonor (flor.1537-1545)

Addition deed

Addition deed of Bartolomeu da Fonseca revoking his entail foundation deed and founding again an entail. The testator appoints a Santa Casa da Misericórdia as vice-administrator and his brother's, Diogo da Fonseca, descendants as first administrators. He also defines the entail administration clauses.
Addition deed approved in 1620-04-14.

Fonseca, Bartolomeu da (flor.1595-1620)

Addition deed

Addition deed of Bartolomeu da Fonseca clarifying some clauses related to his entail's administration.
Addition deed approved in 1620-04-14.

Fonseca, Bartolomeu da (flor.1595-1620)

Addition deed

Addition deed by Leonor Felgueiras, widow of Aires Pinto, to their common will clarifying the ordered masses and ordering to Diogo Malheiro and Gomes Felgueiras to take for themselves an item of her movables, while the remaining should be employed as ordered in their will.

Felgueiras, Leonor (flor.1537-1545)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel founded by Iria Caeira, given by the friars of the monastery of S. Francisco of Santarém to Geraldo Gonçalves, eldest son of Catarina Fernandes, previous administrator, as he was the closest relative of the institutor. The document is the result of a civil suit between Gonçalo Esteves Formigo and his wife Catarina Fernandes, plaintiffs, against Afonso Pires da Tomuda and his wife, defendants, concerning an olive grove owned by that chapel.

Gonçalves, Geraldo (flor.1492)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Gaspar Fernandes, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Vasco Salvado, in the church of Alter do Chão, by his request. Gaspar Fernandes was appointed by the bishop D. Afonso, around 30 years ago, after the death of his father, Afonso Fernandes, but the corregedor da comarca de Portalegre hindered the administration and sequestered the assets' income because they were secular assets and Gaspar Fernandes wasn't relative to the institutor.

Fernandes, Gaspar (flor.1544-1545)

Administration letter

Administration letter of Grácia Afonso's chapel, located in the church of Santiago, Castanheira, to Francisco de Sousa.

Sousa, Francisco de (flor.1508)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Rui Lopes Galvão, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Bartolomeu Gil, in Vila Nova da Baronia (Vila Nova de Alvito), succeeding to his late aunt, Brígida Dias, widow of Bartolomeu Gil and previous administrator.

Galvão, Rui Lopes (flor.1571)

Administration letter

Administration letter to D. Leonor Freire, during her lifetime only, of the chapel of Pedro Esteves and Maria Eanes, in the church of S. João of Beja, succeeding to her late mother, D. Maria Cardoso.

Freire, Leonor (flor.1553-1572)

Administration letter

Administration letter of the chapel instituted by Lourenço Eanes Mostardeiro, in Torres Vedras, to Duarte Vaz, as he had married a daughter of João Fernandes, previous administrator, for himself and for his successors. Contains statement of charges and list of chapel's assets.

Vaz, Duarte (flor.1504)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Leonor Gomes, in place of Lopo Álvares, cleric, dismissed because he did not have a royal licence.

Gomes, Leonor (flor.1450)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Pedro Eanes Morgado of a vegetable garden and an olive grove, located in Ribeira, in Abrantes, which Sancha Cortês had left in order to pay, with the rents, a few masses for her soul, in Santa Maria da Ribeira's church. Lopo Dias, the previous administrator, was dismissed because he did not fulfill those obligations.

Morgado, Pedro Eanes (flor.1501)

Administration letter

Administration letter to António de Campos, for his lifetime only, of the chapel of Catarina Martins, in the church of Santa Maria of Alter do Chão, succeeding to the late Manuel de Simas, who was married to his aunt.

Campos, António de (flor.1562)

Administration letter

Administration letter to Heitor Henriques, as successor of his late brother, Francisco Henriques, confirmed as rightful administrator in a dispute against Francisco de Sousa.

Henriques, Heitor (flor.1512-1522)

Adoption deed

Adoption deed by which Pedro Vacão and Catarina Pires, his wife, adopt Diogo Barbuda and Beatriz Morais, his wife. They donate a third of their property, after their deaths, to fulfill the charges for their souls, celebrated in the church of Santa Maria do Porto, where they wished to be buried. After the death of first administrators, it was to be left to their eldest son, whether male or female.

Vacão, Pedro (flor.1489)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed entered into between Frei Pedro da Trindade, ministro of the convent of São Francisco of São João da Pesqueira, and other priests from that convent, and Isabel de Braga, Sebastião de Carvalho, his son-in-law, and Maria de Braga, his daughter and wife. The first grantors give the chapel of the chapter of the convent to the second, who, in turn, establish the charges that should be celebrated in it, to which the clerics are bound, entailing properties for this purpose. It was up to the administrator to name the following.

Carvalho, Sebastião de (flor.1595)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed by which Estêvão Eanes Bretão, mercador, entails lands (herdades) in the outskirts of Lisboa to the chapel of Santa Maria and Santo Estêvão of the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, which he founded. The administrators of the entail are obligated to give 164 libras to that convent each year with the purpose of supporting the celebration of masses for the institutor's soul.

Bretão, Estêvão Eanes (flor.1325-1359)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed by which D. João de Abranches, father and tutor of D. Guiomar da Cunha, Fernando da Silveira's heir, contracted with the friars of the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça to incorporate a public debt instrument of 24 000 réis in Casa da Alfândega de Lisboa to fulfil the obligations of Fernando da Silveira's chapel.

Abranches, João de (flor.1561)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed by which Vasco Eanes and Jácome Eanes, executors of Gonçalo Afonso's will, declare that Afonso Eanes, clergyman, refused to accept the donation made by the testator, which allowed them to give the property to whomever they ellect. Thus, they decide to donate the entail established by Gonçalo Afonso to Fernando Alves, Bacharel em Leis, his nephew. He is obligated henceforth to support the celebration of masses linked to the entailed property and to transmit it to his descendants.
Fernando Alves gives his consent to this deed as well as the donors' wives, Beatriz Alves and Maria Eanes.

Rebelo, Fernando Álvares de (flor.1466-1483)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed made by Nuno Pires, tabelião público, celebrated between Valentim Vasques (with the assent of Isabel Jorge, his wife) and Estêvão Rodrigues Pimentel. After a dispute about the possession of part of a farm that Rodrigo Vilharem had left to the chapel he had instituted in the church of Espírito Santo da Ribeira Grande, on the island of Santiago, in Cabo Verde, Valentim Vasques, who administered that chapel, donates the administration to Estêvão Rodrigues Pimentel, to avoid the division of the farm. Estêvão Rodrigues Pimentel had presented some public deeds, stating that he had bought half of this farm from Alonso Ramirez, Rodrigo Vilharem's brother-in-law. Valentim Vasques had been appointed by Inhego Ortiz, first administrator appointed by the institutor in his will, made by Afonso André, escrivão, and approved by Brás Lopes, tabelião, on 1502-06-22.

Pimentel, Estêvão Rodrigues (flor.1508-1511)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed signed between Melchior de Sousa and Francisca Vaz Pessoa, his wife, and Frei Luís de Figueiredo, provincial of the Ordem Terceira de São Francisco, and Frei Pedro da Trindade, ministro of the convent of São Francisco of São João da Pesqueira, establishing the patronage of chancel of that convent. The first were to build the chancel, and provide it with implements and assets, in which they could be buried, like their descendants and administrators. The charges that should be entered into are also established.

Sousa, Melchior de (flor.1594-1600)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed between João Dias, Maria Rodrigues' husband, and Antónia Dias, Martinho Pires das Coberturas' widow and João's sister, by which both of them agree to put an end to their disagreement over where should Antónia keep her firewood. She subsequently decides to donate part of the house where she lives in to her brother and sister-in-law, both of whom commit themselves to use its revenues to support the celebration of annual masses for the souls of João and Antónia's parents, Antão Ximenes and Constança Dias, in the church of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa.

Dias, João (flor.1455)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed between Rui Garcia do Sobrado and the guardião and friars of the monastery of São Francisco of Santarém, with the mediation of the doutores Fernando Rodrigues and Diogo Pinheiro, about the ordering and charges of the chapel founded by Inês Rodrigues de Góis, due to doubts caused by the content of the will.

Sobrado, Rui Garcia do (flor.1484-1492)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed between Afonso Mexia, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei and Escrivão da Fazenda do Rei, and the friars of the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, by which the former gives them 4 marcos de prata to buy the area of their church where he would erect a chapel. He commits himself to donate 15 000 réis each year to that convent with the purpose of supporting the celebration of annual masses for his soul. In exchange, the friars should fulfil those pious obligations and maintain the chapel clean. Afonso Mexia also declares that only himself and his descendants are allowed to have their remains buried inside his chapel.

Mexia, Afonso (flor.1548-1553)

Agreement deed

Agreement deed by which Estevão Eanes Bretão and Domingas Pires, his wife, commit themselves to donate part of the revenues of their properties in Pé de Mu, Lisboa, to the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa in exchange for the celebration of annual masses for their souls. After their deaths, those properties should be inherited by one of their relatives, who would be responsible to fund those pious charges.

Bretão, Estêvão Eanes (flor.1325-1359)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by which Inácio Pousadas de Brito attaches a ferregial, located on the outskirts of Monforte, to the chapel established by Salvador Mendes and Maria Pais, of which he was administrator, to increase the pious charges that should be celebrated.

Brito, Inácio Pousadas de (flor.1641)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed of estates by Maria Brandoa to her brother Marcos Dinis' entail, imposing pious deeds in the monastery of Salvador in Braga.

Brandão, Maria (flor.1656)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by Miguel Pinheiro Figueira of all his estates to the entail instituted by Luís de Carvalho and Beatriz de Almeida, currently administrated by Baltasar Pinheiro Lobo, with pious obligations in the chapel of São Domingos, in Braga's cathedral, and summaryzing the rules that should guide the existence of the entail.

Figueira, Miguel Pinheiro (flor.1617-1635)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by which Fernando Aires de Almeida attaches assets to the entail instituted by Margarida Aires de Almeida, his aunt, of which he was administrator, to increase the charges celebrated.

Almeida, Fernando Aires de (flor.1660)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by Maria de Moura, widow, entailing all her assets to a chapel previously institued, dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Natividade and to the souls of the Purgatory, in the church of S. João de Luzim. Maria appointed her nephew, Manuel de Sousa Camps, as the first administrator. The successors should primarly be the first-born sons, excluding clerics and those who commited lese-majeste crimes.

Moura, Maria de (flor.1662)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by which Diogo de Brito and his wife Ana Coelho declared that his brother Manuel de Brito, priest, died in 1613-12-02 and he previously ordered in his last will the foundation of a chapel with the obligation to celebrate masses in the Church of São Jorge. The institutor required the sale of his movable and immovable goods located in Santarém and Montemor-o-novo to buy free holding assets to be incorporated into this entail. He finally declared that he wanted his brother Frei Tomás de Brito to establish its succession. The administrators Diogo de Brito and his wife Ana Coelho declared that they fulfiled Manuel de Brito's obligations and that they bought free holding assets to be incorporated into this entail, namely some houses and "herdades" in Lisboa and its outskirts.

Brito, Diogo de (flor.1617)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by which Francisca Fernandes, widow of Belchior Álvares, fulfilled her late husband's will. Belchior Álvares made a will in which he declared the intention of instituting a chapel. But, as he died without his will being approved, his intentions were considered of null legal validity. Nevertheless, with the consentment of the judge of the Órfãos of Évora, city where Belchior died, Francisca Fernandes instituted the entail, to which she annexed several properties. The chapel had the obligation of 4 annual masses in São Miguel de Facha, and the administrator should be one of Belchior Álvares' nieces. Francisca Fernandes also granted Gaspar Álvares, priest in São Miguel de Facha, the power to appoint the chapel's administrator.

Fernandes, Francisca (flor.1618)

Annexation deed

Annexation deed by which Gonçalo Coelho, attaches several assets to the entail of which he was administrator. Manuel Luís Paiva and Antónia Alves, his wife, appointed successors to the administration, also entail, for their part, some assets to the entail, committing themselves to the fulfillment of the institution.

Coelho, Gonçalo (flor.1649-1664)

Apostille on public debt instrument

Apostille on public debt instrument of 48 842 réis in the Almoxarifado da Casa de Aveiro in favour of D. Mariana Josefa da Silva, daughter of Francisco de Sá de Meneses, as his heir and administrator of the entail established by D. Violante Coronel.

Silva, Mariana Josefa da (flor.1668)

Appointment letter

Appointment letter by which Lourenço Esteves and Constança Afonso, his wife, appoint the administrators who were to succeed them in the administration of the hospital they had instituted. They name, on the part of Constança Afonso, Afonso Burrio, her nephew, and on the part of Lourenço Esteves, Pedro Eanes de Betamar, his criado. They clarify, add and change charges.

Esteves, Lourenço (flor.1450)

Appointment letter

Appointment letter by which Vicente André appointed Lopo Afonso to be the first administrator during his lifetime. After his death, he shall be succeeded by another cleric, with condition that he was a close relative of the institutor.

André, Vicente (flor.1370)

Appointment letter

Appointment letter by which madre Joana do Espírito Santo appoints her niece madre Luísa da Purificação to the administration of the chapel established by António de Barreto de Faria, her brother. Also fulfilling her will, she established the charges, which were to be celebrated in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Tentúgal.

Espírito Santo, Joana do (flor.1695)

Appointment letter

Appointment letter by which Marcos Fernandes appoints Francisco Dias, his brother, to succeed him in the assets that had been donated to him by Luís Fernandes Goulão, their uncle. The charges associated with the assets, celebrated in the church of Nossa Senhora do Bispo, in Montemor-o-Novo, are established. Francisco Dias could appoint the children he wanted to succeed him.

Fernandes, Marcos (flor.1594)

Appointment letter

Appointment letter issued by Estêvão de Aguiar, provedor da Fazenda em Évora e Estremoz, giving the administration of the chapel founded by Maria Abelha to Fernando Lourenço Rabeja. The former administrator was in Índia and there's no notice if he is dead or alive.

Rabeja, Fernando Lourenço (flor.1550)

Approval and addition deed

Approval and addition deed on the will made by Nuno Curvelo de Resende and his wife Catarina Fernandes, mentioning that they had endowed their daughter Ana de Resende with 3 000 cruzados in order to marry her with António Pacheco, and founded an entail with this sum, and all the remaining part of their reserved portions was left to their son Francisco Nunes. They mentioned that if Ana did not marry, Francisco would be obliged to say half chapel of masses, entailing a fraction of his share of the reserved portion.

Resende, Nuno Curvelo de (flor.1607)

Approval and addition deed

Approval and addition deed by which Estêvão da Guarda, with the grant of Sancha Dinis, his wife, entails Quinta da Sisana, located on the outskirts of Lisbon, an oven and other assets, some of which donated by D. Afonso Sanches, bastard son of D. Dinis, to fulfil the charges of the chapel that they had established in the monastery of São Vicente de Fora. The charges that should be celebrated are determined, as well as the succession in the administration. The administrator should be the eldest son and in case of extinction of the lineage, the city council of Lisbon.

Guarda, Estêvão da (flor.1320-1356)

Approval and addition deed

Approval and addition deed by which Diogo de Paiva Brandão entailed his estate of Feijó, by which his son and heir Francisco de Paiva Brandão should ensure the celebration of more 12 annual masses besides the other 12 masses mentioned in his will.

Brandão, Diogo de Paiva (flor.1617-1621)

Approval and addition deed

Approval and addition deed by which Estêvão da Guarda increases the charges celebrated in the chapel that with Sancha Dinis, his wife, he had established in the monastery of São Vicente de Fora, after having received a donation for this purpose of D. Afonso Sanches, bastard son of D. Dinis.

Guarda, Estêvão da (flor.1320-1356)

Approval and addition deed

Approval and addition deed to the will chart made by Maria Borges Sanches, approving her will chart and declaring that she and her husband João de Ávila had built an hermitage dedicated to S. João de Deus, next to an orchard they have in Terceira island, with the perpetual obligation of a weekly mass celebrated every week, in sundays and holy days, all of them payed with a rent worth 1.800 réis a year derived from some houses. She confirms her granddaughter Maria on the administration of this chapel.

Sanches, Maria Borges (flor.1649-1664)

Approval and addition deed

Approval and addition deed to the will made by André Dias Seleiro approving the foundation of the will he founded on his will but also ordering that a quarter of his reserved portion should be given to the confraria do Espírito Santo to pay for a perpetual trinitary of masses celebrated for the memory of his father.

Seleiro, André Dias (flor.1520)

Approval deed

Approval deed, signed in Baía, approving the will made by António de Sá da Maia in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of the entail and chapel established his father's will, but not yet founded.

Maia, António de Sá da (flor.1612-1629)

Approval deed

Approval deed approving the will of Mem de Sá in which he ordered the foundation of an entail.

Sá, Mem de (flor.1569)

Approval deed

Approval deed of a will chart of Beatriz Fernandes. She donated half of a land (tapada), with chestnut trees, located in Val de Dornas, on the outskirts of Castelo de Vide, to Miguel Carrilho Gil and Maria Vaz, his wife, and the other half to João Gonçalves, his nephew, and his wife. The land could only be sold to the owner of the other half, and charges fell on it. Also, she donated half of the houses to priest Agostinho Rodrigues, his nephew, also with charges.

Taçalha, Beatriz Fernandes (flor.1617)

Approval deed

Approval deed of the entail and chapel foundation deed by Álvaro Vaz Mogueimas, who adds some clauses regarding the pious obligations, ordering the celebration of seven more perpetual masses per year in his chapel, five of them dedicated to the Five Holy Wounds, one to S. José and the other to S. Bento.

Mogueimas, Álvaro Vaz (flor.1689)

Approval deed (extract)

Extract of Francisco da Costa's approval deed, by which he instituted an entail with 10 annual masses in the church of Santo Estêvão de Geraz, Lanhoso, appointing his sons, Francisco da Costa and Domingos Nunes da Costa, as administrator, with the obligation of supporting their sister Joana da Costa with an annual rent of 10.000 reis during her life.

Costa, Francisco (flor.16--)

Approval deed of a will

Approval deed of a will made by padre Matias Cabral in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail.

Cabral, Matias (d.1688)

Approval deed of a will

Approval deed of the will made by Catarina Ribeiro in which she appointed an administrator to succeed her on the chapel founded by her mother, Joana Dias, and ordered the foundation of five entails.

Ribeiro, Catarina (d.1688)

Approval deed of a will

Approval deed of the will made by Jorge Dias de Andrade in which he founded an entail and appointed his nephew to administrate the chapel founded by Catarina Álvares Coelho.

Andrade, Jorge Dias de (flor.1608-1631)

Approval deed of a will (extract)

Approval deed of a will (extract) in which D. Helena Bota, testator, declares that her son, Pedro Gomes de Abreu, had ordered in his will that a daily mass should be prayed in their chapel in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade if the king gave him the office of escrivão da Fazenda. The mass won't be prayed if he doesn't receive it.

Bota, Helena (flor.1578-1597)

Bond

Bond by Feliciano Guedes de Carneiro and Margarida Correia, as administrators of the chapel founded by João Correia Cerveira in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Porto, listing the estates acquired with the money left by the founder.

Carneiro, Feliciano Guedes (flor.1657-1666)

Bond

Bond between Antónia Correia, Mariana Correia and the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Pópulo concerning the institution and rules of the chapel founded by Antónia Correia and her late husband Francisco Martins Homem. The administrators of the chapel had the right to be buried in the chapel, and to provide it with the necessary items to perform religious activities. The bond also established the price of every mass, and the rights and duties of each party.

Correia, Antónia (flor.1642-1650)

Bond

Bond by which Mateus Dias buys the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Graça in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, for himself and for his successors. He establishes that it shall be of the invocation of S. Pedro de Alcântara and Santa Teresa, and have an obligation of a daily mass and an annual divine office for his and his wife's soul. He entails to this obligation a public debt instrument.
Contains a patent of the syndic and a sentence issued by the provedor das Capelas, dated 1640-07-17, containing a petition from the syndic of the convent.

Dias, Mateus (flor.1645)

Bond

Bond by which the priests of the convent of S. Domingos de Benfica promise to fulfill the obligations of the chapel established by D. Álvaro de Castro, of the Conselho do Rei. They donate him the usufruct of the house which had served as sacristy and currently served as chapterhouse of their convent, to use as his chapel and burial place. D. Álvaro entails to it a public debt instrument of 20 000 reis, with the obligation of a daily mass.

Castro, Álvaro de (flor.1576-1578)

Bond

Bond by which Vicente Eanes, prior da igreja de Cheleiros, commits himself to fulfil his brother's will, Estêvão Eanes Forjaz, cónego da Sé de Lisboa, who had bequeathed all his assets to him, imposing the obligation of giving each year 56 libras to the cabido da Sé de Lisboa with the purpose of supporting the organization of an annual festivity in honor of S. Miguel and the celebration of annual masses for his soul in that city's cathedral. Vasco Fernandes, on behalf of that cabido, promises to fulfil those obligations. Vicente Eanes declares that his brother had left him houses in Lisboa and lands in Mafra.

Eanes, Vicente (flor.1355)

Bond

Bond in which Mariana Mesurada, Miguel Tostado Malafaia’s widow, entails a rent of 40 alqueires of wheat from a property in Salvaterra to the chapel of Francisca Serrão. Francisca, who was buried in the church of the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo de Lisboa, bequeathed 300 000 réis to Mariana Mesurada so that she could purchase a rent or public debt instrument to ensure the fulfilment of a perpetual mass in the convent for her soul and for the souls of her deceased family members. Mariana declares that she and her heirs will accomplish this charge. This rent cannot be divided, but, if it is sold, it must always retain this obligation. It inserts an extract from Francisca Serrão’s will and a dispatch from the provedor dos resíduos.

Mesurada, Mariana (flor. 1630)

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