Will by which Luís Borralho, comendador da Ordem de Santiago, expresses his wish to be buried in the cathedral of Lisboa, in his father's tomb. He entails a public debt instrument he bought from the Câmara de Lisboa with an obligation of five masses on the day of the Virgin, three masses at Christmas and one annual mass. He appoints his sisters, Beatriz Coelho and Ana Borralho, as his universal heirs. After their deaths, their brother, Tomás Borralho, and his descendants shall succeed them, unless his sisters marry and have children of their own. If the lineages of his brother and sisters are extinguished, the entail shall be given to their cousin, Álvaro Pereira de Quadros, and his successors. If all of these lineages are extinguished, the last administrator shall appoint a nobleman as the future administrator.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: testamento (f. 4-6 v.º) aprovado pelo tabelião de notas do Funchal, Manuel Tavira de Cartas.
MOTIVOS DA FUNDAÇÃO: o testador estava prestes a embarcar para o Reino “sobre o arrendamento que tem el-rei feito nesta” Ilha; não sabia o que lhe poderia suceder nesta viagem considerando a sua idade e as muitas indisposições e por o mal que comumente anda em todo o Reyno”; sentia-se desejoso de encaminhar as cousas de sua consciência “por não saber o tempo e lugar em que sera servido de chamar me” (f. 4).
ENCARGOS (ANUAIS): o testador anexa a sua terça ao morgadio dos pais João Rodrigues Mondragão “Castelhano” e de sua mulher Maria Rodrigues, sem todavia lhe acrescentar qualquer outro encargo, a fim de “se perpetuar melhor este legado indo a fazenda em crescimento”. O referido vínculo tinha a pensão de missa diária, que seria cantada pelas almas dos primeiros instituidores, do testador e seus descendentes e sucessores deste morgado.
SUCESSÃO: nomeia a mulher Beatriz de Andrade, depois o filho Garcia de Mondragão, seguindo-se a sucessão declarada no morgadio familiar, em sua linha masculina. O filho também herdaria a terça dos pais e da tia D. Catarina (irmã do testador).
BENS DO VÍNCULO: terça dos seus bens imposta em 600 réis de foro pagos aos herdeiros de Sebastião de Morais de umas casas na rua do Esmeraldo; numas casas na rua Direita onde vivia o cónego Jerónimo Dias, as quais haviam sido compradas ao mercador Jorge Mendes; num pedaço de terra comprado a João Mendes de Miranda e 300 réis de foro de umas casas que foram do almoxarife Álvaro Fernandes e de sua mulher Isabel de Oliveira. Os bens móveis seriam vendidos e aplicados em raiz.
OUTROS VÍNCULOS: aos pobres do Hospital da Misericórdia do Funchal deixa 12.000 réis para compra de um foro que rendesse perpetuamente para uma missa anual rezada à honra das Chagas de Cristo, por sua alma e da mulher. O hospital da Calheta também tem a obrigação de uma missa rezada pelos mesmos em dia de Finados.
ADMINISTRADOR EM 1586-02-03, data da primeira quitação (f. 9): a mulher Beatriz de Andrade; era seu procurador Pedro Gonçalves “o Velho”.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: o filho João Rodrigues Mondragão.
OUTRAS INFORMAÇÕES DO TESTAMENTO (f. 4-6 v.º):
OUTROS FILHOS: Bartolomeu, Francisco, Constança e Lourença. O testador recomenda aos tutores a instrução dos filhos “sempre metidos em colégios debaixo de sujeição e deseplina dos padres da
Companhia”. Quanto às filhas, “se devião meter freiras que he o mais seguro estado que se lhe pode dar nem a elas lhes fica para poderem tomar outro”.
TESTAMENTEIROS: a mulher e “boa amiga” Beatriz de Andrade, o filho Garcia de Mondragão, o irmão, o sobrinho e o cunhado Jorge de Andrade
ENTERRAMENTO: no mosteiro de São Francisco, na sua capela de São João, para onde manda que também sejam trasladados os ossos de seus pais, que jazem na igreja do Espírito Santo da Calheta.
LEGADOS:
PROPRIEDADES:
LITERACIA: o testamento foi redigido e assinado pelo testador “feito de sua letra e sinal”.
TESTEMUNHAS: Fernão Favela de Vasconcelos; António Rodrigues de Mondragão; Zenóbio Acciaioly; João de Ornelas; Gaspar Mendes de Vasconcelos; Francisco de Andrade; Sebastião Pereira.
OUTROS DOCUMENTOS:
F. 14 – Trata-se de uma conta tomada em 1635 a Manuel Nunes, referente à capela de seu pai Jerónimo Rodrigues. Creio não pertencer a estes autos.

Will by which D. Diogo de Meneses, Conde da Ericeira, designated D. António de Almeida, D. Fernando de Meneses, his nephews, and Rodrigo de Botelho, to execute his will. They would be responsible for leaving the legacies ordered by him and for using the remaining money to establish chapels in his honour. His body would be buried in the convent of de los Agustinos Recolectos, located on Madrid, where he resided. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1635-03-20.

Will by which João de Atouguia bequeaths houses in Lisboa to Agostinho Gonçalves, boticário, obligating him to give, each year, 50 réis brancos to the convent of S. Domingos of that city, with the purpose of supporting the celebration of annual masses for his soul.
The testator establishes another entail, instituting the pious obligation of celebrating annual masses in the church of that convent, where his remains should be buried. He appoints Gonçalo Eanes, correeiro, to be its first administrator, who should bequeath it to his eldest son. If Gonçalo had no descendants, he was allowed to appoint a layman, who must have his profession, to administer the chapel.

Will by which Helena Antunes appoints her husband Gaspar Ferreira and her sister Maria Antunes as her will executors. The testator expresses the wish of being buried in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo de Lisboa and she leaves to her daughter Joana the remaining amount of the third part of her assets with the obligation of a monthly mass in that convent. The assets, with the pious obligation, must be administrated by her son António until her daughter reaches 13 years old. If Joana dies without descendants, António should continue or succeed in the administration. If António dies, she gives alternatives for the succession in the assets’ administration within a circle of close relatives, namely her sisters Maria Antunes and Filipa Antunes.
It is followed by an approval deed (dated 1599-09-19) and a certificate of an opening deed of will (dated 1599-10-25).

Capela de Antónia Fernandes, viúva de Diogo Gonçalves, instituída em 1585-06-05 com encargo de três missas de Natal e uma no dia de Nossa Senhora do Rosário, imposto numa fazenda no sítio do Monte Gordo que pertencera a Maria Francesa e noutras que comprara a Pero Vaz.
Em 1784 procede-se ao sequestro da fazenda sita no Monte Gordo e duma casa sobradada abaixo da Igreja de São Bento.
Primeiro e último administradores: seu filho Francisco Gonçalves e o capitão Manuel Pestana Teixeira.
Observações: contém uns embargos interpostos em 1789 pelo capitão José António de França contra a sentença de sequestro de uma fazenda que possuía na Ribeira Brava.

Capela de António Rodrigues, tanoeiro, instituída em 1658-01-03 com encargo de uma missa cantada em dia de Finados, três missas nas festas do Nascimento, da Ressurreição e Espírito Santo e uma missa aos Domingos celebradas na capela das Almas, por ele fundada “contígua à Igreja Matriz de São Bento”, conforme consta de uma declaração na folha 81. Os bens desta capela são uma casa sobradada, horta e serrado na Ribeira Brava.
Em 1784 procede-se ao sequestro destes bens.
Primeiro e último administradores: sua mulher Catarina de Abreu de Macedo e João Francisco do Vale.

Capela do Capitão Inácio da Câmara Bettencourt, marido de D. Simoa, filha de Catarina Correia, instituída em 1675-12-25 com encargo anual de uma missa no altar de Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Igreja da Ribeira Brava, de oito “lumes” no sepulcro na Sexta-Feira Santa e duas tochas e seis sírios para arderem até a procissão da Ressurreição, imposto na fazenda do Pico do Ferreiro, de que foi primeiro administrador o filho Manuel da Câmara Bettencourt.
Posteriormente esta fazenda foi dividida e, por volta de 1737, Manuel Correia da Silva possuía a metade, as religiosas de Santa Clara dois terços e o capitão Manuel da Câmara Esmeraldo o restante.
O testamento refere jóias e duas multadas – Maria dos Reis e Úrsula.
Último administrador: Capitão Manuel Ferreira Pestana.

Capela de Maria Fernandes, solteira, instituída em 1674-10-20 com encargo de duas missas anuais, imposto nos seus aposentos sitos no Lombo Furado, freguesia da Ribeira Brava.
Primeiro e último administradores: seu sobrinho Francisco e Manuel de Jesus.

Capela de Maria Gomes, viúva de Amaro Pires, instituída em 1659-07-25 com encargo de uma missa anual, imposto nos seus aposentos na Ponta do Sol, cujas confrontações estão delimitadas no Termo de juramento inscrito na folha 45.
Primeiro e último administradores: seus filhos João Pires e Águeda Fernandes; António Maria do Espírito Santo.

Capela de Maria de Santiago, filha de Pedro Fernandes instituída em 1676-01-07 com encargo de uma missa anual, imposto numa fazenda denominada "O Pouso", na Ponta do Sol.
Primeiro e último administradores: sua irmã Isabel Rodrigues, mulher de Francisco Rodrigues Varela e o Padre Pedro Varela.

Capela de Catarina Rodrigues, mulher de Manuel Martins, instituída em 1639-11-2(3) com encargo de duas missas anuais, imposto numa fazenda no Lombo das Adegas da Ponta do Sol.
Em Agosto de 1762 procede-se ao sequestro das novidades desta fazenda para satisfação das pensões em atraso.
Primeiro e último administradores: seu marido e Manuel Rodrigues de Canha.

Capela de Maria Álvares de Alvim, bisneta de Martim Afonso Galego, instituída em 1592-05-25 com o encargo anual de quinhentos réis à fábrica da Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Luz para cera e cem réis para uma missa rezada com responso sobre a sua sepultura.
Encargo imposto sobre uma fazenda no sítio da "Grama", freguesia dos Canhas, cujas confrontações constam do Termo de juramento inscrito na folha 86vº.
A sentença de abaixamento, emitida a 7 de março de 1624, reduz esta obrigação para duzentos e cinquenta réis para cera e cinquenta para a missa anual.
Primeiro e último administradores: sua irmã Ana de Alvim e António Fernandes.

Will by which D. Maria de Noronha, D. Diogo de Silveira's widow, establishes a chapel in the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, entailing to it a public debt instrument of 60 000 réis. Its revenues should be employed in the celebration of annual masses and in the chapel's maintenance. She declares that her remains should be buried next to those of her husband, which were already interred in that convent. The testator appoints Rui de Moura Teles, her brother, to be her universal heir. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1637-03-06 and an opening deed issued on 1637-03-10.

Will by which D. Catarina de Brito, widow of doutor Rui Gago, revokes her part of the will chart she had previously issued with her husband, and establishes an entail with properties Lisboa, Évora, Alcáçovas and Elvas. She bequeaths it to her niece, D. Catarina, with the obligation of a daily mass in the chapel of Santíssimo Sacramento of the cathedral of Lisboa, where she wishes to be buried. She also establishes two other entails, with "foros" in Elvas, which she bequeaths to her nephews: Fernando Lobo de Brito and Afonso de Brito. Fernando Lobo de Brito shall have 2 000 reis of foros, with the obligation of a mass every Friday and one annual mass in March.

Will by which Gaspar Gil Severim expresses his wish to be buried in the chapterhouse of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa and establishes two entails, which he bequeaths to his two sons, Francisco de Faria Severim, and Manuel de Faria Severim.
He gives to his son Francisco, among other properties, the farm and houses in Lisboa which he had received through a dowry deed from Catarina Mateus Galvão, aunt of his first wife, Antónia de Faria, and which were entailed to an obligation of masses, which should pass to his eldest son.
If the lineage of any of his sons is extinguished, their respective entail shall be inherited by the other or by their successors.

Will by which António Gomes da Mata, correio-mor, established an entail appointing his nephew António Gomes da Mata de Vasconcelos to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of masses in several churches in Lisboa. This entail is composed of houses located in Elvas and a public debt instrument of 200 000 réis in Almoxarifado de Lamego.

Will by which António Gomes da Mata established an entail, appointing his nephew António Pereira de Lacerda to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of masses in several churches in Lisboa. This entail is composed of unspecified assets.

Capela de Ana Francisca, mulher de António Gonçalves Jardim, instituída em 1613-08-17 com encargo de três missas anuais, imposto nos seus aposentos da Fonte das Gingas e nas terras sitas nas Fontes e Serra, do caminho do Arco para baixo.
Primeiro e último administradores: seu filho Padre José Gonçalves Jardim e Bonifácio Teixeira.
Observações:
O instrumento de instituição é o testamento de mão comum da instituidora e seu marido, aprovado em 1613-08-17. O traslado de parte do auto de partilhas está parcialmente ilegível.

Capela de Manuel Afonso, marido de Maria Álvares, filha de Pedro Alves, instituída em 1609-10-24 com encargo de uma missa anual no dia de Nossa Senhora da Encarnação.
Encargo imposto numa fazenda de vinhas e árvores de fruto na Lombada dos Cedros, freguesia da Fajã da Ovelha, que, segundo o Termo de Juramento, feito em 1719-11-04, confrontava a Norte com a fazenda da capela de Maria Álvares, mulher do instituidor dos Baetas, Leste com a Ribeira Chã e Oeste com outra Ribeira.
Primeiro e último administradores: sua mulher e António Correia Caboz.
Administrador em 1838 (índice): Antónia Margarida Alves.

Capela de Isabel Jorge, mulher de Fernão Alves instituída em 1569-08-24 com encargo de duas missas anuais ofertadas com um pão e um quartilho de vinho, imposto numa fazenda no Estreito de Câmara de Lobos, cujas confrontações estão delimitadas numa declaração inscrita na folha 194.
O testamento é aprovado na cadeia do Funchal onde a instituidora se encontrava presa.
Último administrador: Francisco Luís de Faria.

Capela de Luzia Correia da Fonseca, viúva de Sebastião Gonçalves, instituída em 1671-04-06 com encargo de uma missa anual, imposto na fazenda do Salão, no Campanário, melhor identificada no contrato celebrado em 1677-10-27 entre os irmãos Inácio, António e Sebastião Correia de Fonseca.
Primeiro e último administradores: Inácio Correia da Fonseca e António da Silva.
Administrador em 1838 (índice): António Pinto.

Will by which João Carreiro de Almada established an entail, appointing his cousin Francisco Carreiro to be its first administrator. He was obligated to support the celebration of a daily mass in the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, in Lisboa, and four "merceeiros" had to attend it. He incorporated in the entail a farmstead in Ribas de Alenquer, obligating its future administrators to provide sustenance to the "merceeiros" and to give, each year, a cask of wine to the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of that city for Mem Cerveira's soul. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1537-05-03 and an opening deed issued on 1537-05-10.

Will by which D. Francisca Borges de Meneses, wife of António Ribeiro de Barros, establishes an entail with the remaining part of her properties, with the obligation of giving wax to the church near her farmstead of Colmeeiro, Torres Novas, and to the convent of Salvador de Évora, while the convent she wishes to establish in Torre de Moncorvo, near the place of Peredo, which she possesses, isn't built. She lists which properties are hers, and which belong to the entail of her husband, António Ribeiro de Barros. She appoints her second-cousin, Aires de Saldanha de Sousa, as her universal heir, bequeathing him her entail and the chapel of Nossa Senhora de Jesus in the convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça of Lisboa, of which she was the administrator. He can appoint the next administrator among his descendants. If he dies without successors, the entail shall pass to Francisca's other cousin, Aires de Sousa de Castro, in the same way. She expresses her wish to be buried in her chapel of Jesus while the convent of Carmelitas she and her husband wish to establish isn't built.
Followed by the approval deed of the will and its opening deed, dated 1665-04-19.

Will by which João Salema, fidalgo da Casa do Rei and comendador da Ordem de Cristo, expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, where his children are buried. He orders his executors to use the third part of his properties to buy a public debt instrument or properties to entail to an obligation of a daily mass for his, his wife's and his father-in-law's souls, half in the convent of Santíssima Trindade, where they are buried, and the other half in his own burial place. He appoints his eldest daughter, D. Lourença Salema, wife of Simão de Miranda Henriques, as heir of his entail. He entails the third parts of his wife, D. Isabel de Almeida, and of his father-in-law, Francisco de Almeida, which they had bequeathed him to entail, and gives their usufruct to his daughters, D. Joana and D. Antónia Salema, nuns, while they are alive. After their deaths, they shall be inherited by D. Lourença Salema or her descendants. If her lineage is extinguished, the entail shall go to the descendants of his other daughter, D. Mariana de Almeida. If her lineage is also extinguished, so will be the entail, and its properties will be used in perpetual masses.
He appoints his daughter as heir of the entail established by doutor Diogo Salema, to which he annexes half of his third part, according to its institution; as heir of the patronage of the convent of Aracoeli in Alcácer do Sal, which he inherited from Rui de Salema Soutomaior; as heir of the casal de Almeara, in Torres Vedras; and as heir of the entail of Isidro de Almeida. He appoints his grandson, Fernando Martins Henriques, as heir of a chapel in the priory of Crato which had belonged to his son, Diogo Salema, who had been appointed its administrator by Francisco de Almeida. He also orders twenty masses to be sung in the convent of Santíssima Trindade for the soul of his criado, António Gonçalves.
Followed by the approval deed and the opening deed of the will, dated 1646-07-11.

Will by which Cristóvão de Castro and Joana Marinho express their wish to be buried in their chapel of S. João Baptista in the main church of Monção, with the weekly masses they ordered previously. They donate the properties which don't belong to their entail to their granddaughter, D. Ângela Pereira Brincos, for her profession as nun.

Will by which Francisca de Abreu required to be buried in the Monastery of São Bento de Monção, with her father-in-law and son. She left her third to her son Manuel Pereira, with the obligation to order the celebration of masses in the chapel of Santa Catarina. She also declared that the vineyard she possessed should be incorporated into this chapel. This entail should be succeeded by Manuel Pereira's eldest son or, in his absence, the eldest daughter. If her son did not have children, it should succeed her niece Isabel Soares de Castro. Followed by an approval deed 1603-05-02, an opening deed dated 1603-11-08 and a codicil dated 1603-10-16.

Will by which Gonçalo Geraldes, abade da igreja de S. Cristóvão de Mafamude, designated his nephew, Afonso Martins, abade de Souto, to execute his will and to inherit all his assets, obligating him and his successors to celebrate annual masses for his soul and for the souls of Domingos Geraldes, his brother, and Martinho Soares. All the entailed assets, including lands in Vila Meã and properties in the village of Espinheiro, most of which had belonged to Domingos Geraldes and Martinho Soares, should always be transmitted to the institutor's closest relatives. The testator declared that his body had to buried in the church of S. Cristóvão of Mafamude.

Will by which Manuel Mendes Mexia expresses his wish to be buried in the church of Santa Maria Madalena of Olivença, where his parents and grandparents are buried. He bequeaths his third part, consisting of his estate of Porto Cordeiro, to his wife, Margarida Restolha, during her lifetime, as a chapel, with the obligation of 30 annual masses for his soul and the soul of their daughter, Inês Mendes. After his wife's death the entail shall pass to their son, João Mendes Mexia, and to his descendants. If he dies without successors, it will pass to Manuel's grandson, Álvaro, if he is a cleric. If he isn't, the entail will pass to his niece, Beatriz Mendes, daughter of his brother Bento Mendes Mexia. If none of these heirs have successors, the entail will be joined to the one established by João Mendes Valentim, Manuel's father, with the same obligations.
Followed by the approval deed of the will, in which Manuel Mendes Mexia orders several masses in other churches.

Will by which Pedro de Cascais de Abreu, do Desembargo do Rei and promotor fiscal do Santo Ofício da Inquisição de Coimbra, expresses his wish to be buried in the church of Santa Maria do Castelo de Olivença, with a tomb similar to the one of his cousin, Lopo Soares, whose chapel he administers. He bequeaths 100 000 réis to the priests of the church of Santa Maria do Castelo to employ in masses for himself, the 8 masses set in the estate of Alparragena by Leonor de Cascais, and the two masses set on an olive grove in Pentieira. If they don't fulfill the obligations, it will pass to the priests of the church of Santa Maria Madalena de Olivença. If they refuse, this obligation will pass to his heirs. He designates his natural daughter, D. Catarina de Abreu, who is being raised to become a nun, as first administrator of his entail, if the monastery she professes in allows her to have properties.
He entails his third part as a chapel with a daily mass over his tomb, which shall be given to his heirs. He includes in this entail the chapels he possesses, but the masses of those chapels will be administered by the priests, as mentioned. He entails to it his free and entailed houses in Olivença, the estate of Alparragena, with its leases, and the olive grove of Pentieira. If he doesn't have descendants, some of the houses he possesses shall pass to the children of António de Sousa and Maria del Rio, descendants of his uncle, Manuel de Cascais, and the others will pass to the heirs of his nephew, Francisco Martins Mexia, since they are also entailed. In the same situation, the olive grove will pass to the descendants of Diogo Álvares Restolho.
If he doesn't have successors, the part of his entail which doesn't belong to any other heirs will pass to his nephew, Manuel de Sousa Cascais, son of António de Sousa and Maria del Rio. If he dies without successors, it will pass to his sister, Maria de Sambrana, and to her descendants, or to the descendants of Francisco Martins Mexia.

Will by which Helena da Costa declared that she wanted to be buried in the Monastery of Santo Elói, in the chapel that her husband Pedro Vaz da Cunha founded with the obligation of daily masses. She left to the chapel her "casal" called “Dona Maria” with the obligation to celebrate more masses for her soul. Helena da Costa also left to her brother Pedro da Costa, Bispo de Sena, the farm of Pancas and some houses in Lisboa, with the obligation to incorporate them into this chapel.

Will by which Catarina Alves, António Lopes' wife, bequeathed an olive grove in the outskirts of Elvas to Ana Fernandes, Domingos Lopes' wife, with the obligation of supporting, every Lent, the celebration of masses for her soul in the church of Salvador of Elvas. Ana Fernandes would also inherit another olive grove, being obligated to give, each year, olive oil to the brotherhood of Jesus of that church to guarantee the celebration of an annual mass. After Ana's death, the entail would be transmitted to her son, Domingos. The testator left an olive grove in Vale Melhorado to her nephews, Domingos Fernandes and Beatriz, obligating them and its future owners to give olive oil to the brotherhoods of Nossa Senhora do Rosário and Jesus of the convent of S. Domingos to support the celebration of 4 annual masses for her soul. She also bequeathed properties to the Santa Casa de Misericórdia and to the brotherhood of Almas of the church of S. Lourenço, attaching to them perpetual pious obligations. Catarina Alves declared that her body had to be buried in that convent, inside the grave where her first husband, Domingos Nunes, lied. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1619-03-04.

Will by which Julião Vaz Ferrão declared that he wanted to be buried in the Church of Salvador de Elvas, where his father was buried. He also declared that he wanted to found an entail using all his assets, and designated his sister Maria Tinoco, wife of Manuel do Quintal, to be its first administrator. After her death, it should succeed his nephew João do Quintal or his niece Beatriz. He also wanted to found a chapel, with the obligation to order the celebration of daily masses. Followed by an approval deed dated 1589-05-06.

Will by which Estêvão Barreto do Amaral expresses his wish to be buried in his chapel of Nossa Senhora do Amparo. He designates his daughter, D. Luísa Madalena Sarmento, and his son-in-law, Luís de Calvos Cardoso, as his heirs and executors. He annuls the previous institution of his entail, with the third part of his deceased wife, D. Catarina de Moura, as there had been doubts and conflicts about the legitimacy of the succession and of the witnesses. He changes the clauses of succession to free appointment by his daughter, who will be the first administrator, and declares, once more, that his properties will be entailed to his chapel.

Will by which Isabel Tinoco, wife of Fernando Pegado, expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Domingos of Elvas, in the tomb of her father. She bequeaths her niece, Ana Rodrigues, and her successors afterwards, her leases, with the obligation of ordering an annual mass for the soul of her brother, Nuno Vaz Ferrão, in the convent of S. Domingos. She bequeaths the remaining part of her properties to her nephew, Julião Vaz Ferrão, and to his successors, as an entail, with the obligation of another annual mass for her own soul, over her tomb. If Julião doesn't have children, the entail will pass to his brother, Diogo Lopes Ferrão.

Will by which Pedro Vaz Rexa expresses his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco de Xabregas, Lisboa, in the tomb of Ana Lopes. He bequeaths two houses and a vineyard in Lisboa and other properties in Mugil, Santarém, to his nephew, Simão da Gaia, with an obligation of a daily mass in that convent. He appoints the Misericórdia de Lisboa as universal heir of all his other properties.

Will by which Henrique de Noronha established an entail, appointing his nephew Rui de Matos Noronha to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of masses in the Church of Nossa Senhora da Purificação de Bucelas. This entail is composed of a farm called "Boução" with its houses, mill, olive press, vineyards, olive groves, orchards and lands located in Bucelas.

DOCUMENTO/DATA DE INSTITUIÇÃO: título de instituição não consta dos autos (incompleto).
ENCARGOS PERPÉTUOS (ANUAIS): doze missas rezadas (informação na carta de sentença constante dos autos de Afonso Fernandes Columbreiro, os encargos iniciais determinados pelo testamento não constam dos autos).
REDUÇÃO DE ENCARGOS: a sentença de D. Frei Joaquim de Menezes e Ataíde, vigário capitular do Funchal, emitida em 1819-04-05, confirmada pela posterior sentença de 1819-05-10, (f. 104-105 v.º), reduz esta e várias capelas administradas por João de Carvalhal Esmeraldo à pensão anual de missa aos Domingos e dias santos na capela de Santo António do lugar de Baixo, além de quarenta missas anuais por intenção dos diversos administradores, recebendo o capelão valor de 120.000 réis.
Em 1819-01-28, João de Carvalhal Esmeraldo obtém um indulto de componenda de pensões caídas (f. 107-114).
BENS DO VÍNCULO: não constam dos autos.
SUCESSÃO: forma de sucessão não consta dos autos.
ÚLTIMO ADMINISTRADOR: Conde de Carvalhal.

Will by which Inácio Vieira da Maia established an entail, appointing his second wife Joana Leitão to be its first administrator. She was due to order the celebration of masses in the Church of Nossa Senhora da Luz, in Lisboa. This entail is composed of "fornos de cal" located in Lisboa that his first wife Helena de Castro left to him. She established that he was due to order the celebration of masses for her soul in the Convent of Carmo, in Lisboa, and for his soul whenever he chose. Inácio Vieira da Maia is also the administrator of Camila Teles' chapel and Vianda Eanes Leonardes' chapel. He designates his wife as heir of the chapel of Camila Teles, and Filipe Vieira Pinto, his cousin, as administrator of the chapel of Vianda Eanes Leonardes.

Will by which Luís Gomes Nunes expresses his wish to be buried in the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa, where his father, Carlos Nunes, o Velho, and aunt are buried. He declares that he has been making diligences with the priests of that convent to obtain the chapel of Santíssimo Sacramento, where he will establish the chapel of the entail ordered by his father, and that he has been paying for the daily mass ordered in his will. He requests his executor to fulfill these obligations and entail a public debt instrument to them. If the convent doesn't allow this institution, another church must be chosen. He also declares he has already annexed his third part to the entail of his father, and orders his son and heir Carlos Nunes, to do the same with his own.
He establishes an entail with the remaining part of his properties, including a public debt instrument in Badajoz, with the same clauses as his father's entail and with the obligation of another daily mass in the same convent. He designates as heir his second son, Luís Nunes Coronel, under the condition that he shall annex to it his legitime. If he doesn't wish to fulfill this obligation, the entail shall be annexed to the one of his father, Carlos Nunes, o Velho.
Followed by approval deed and opening deed of the will, dated 1612-07-01.

Will by which João Varela, Maria Quaresma's widower, fulfils his wife's will by bequeathing the third part of her assets, which included lands in Sacavém, and the third part of his own patrimony to D. Maria de Andrade, Jorge Correia de Lacerda's wife and Maria Quaresma's niece, determining that she and her descendants should support the celebration of 13 annual masses in the church of the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa. After her death, she must be succeeded by one of her daughters. The testator declares that his body should be buried inside that convent, near the chapel of Santo António, where lies his wife. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1622-03-16.

Will by which João Soares do Amaral, resident in the farm of Celas, Coimbra, declared that he wanted to be buried in his chapel of São José de Nossa Senhora da Graça. He also declared that his deceased wife and him endowed their daughter giving their thirds, which included their houses in rua da Matemática, with the obligation to order the celebration of masses in their chapel. He wanted to order the celebration of more three masses for the soul of Gonçalo Vaz de Campos. João Soares do Amaral designated his daughter Ana do Amaral and her husband Luís de Valadares Carneiro to be his universal heirs. Followed by a declaration deed and an approval deed dated 1650-05-31, and an opening deed dated 1650-06-01.

Will by which Manuel de Azevedo Pais declared that his wife D. Antónia Maria de Sequeira left her third in order to establish an entail. The institutor also wanted to use his third to be incorporated into this entail and designated his son Luís António de Azevedo to be its first administrator. He was obligated to incorporate his "legítimas" and to order the celebration of masses for their souls. After the administrator's death it should succeed his heirs and, if he died childless, it should succeed his nephew António Patrício, son of his brother Silvestre Gomes de Morais. The institutor also celebrated a contract with the priests of Congregação do Oratório in order to give them two jars of oil for the candles, and he left some legacies to his sister, nephews and slaves.

Will by which Estêvão Dias Guedes, Cavaleiro da Casa do Rei, designated his son, Manuel Guedes, as the universal heir of his estate. He bequeathed to him the third part of his assets, including a house in Lumiar, obligating his son and his heirs to support the celebration of 4 annual masses in the church of S. João Batista of Lumiar, where his body would be buried. That house could only be sold or exchanged for other if the pious obligation accompanied it. The testator asked the King to grant the post of escrivão das Sisas do Ramo do Lumiar to his son, which he had occupied for 20 years.

Will by which D. Isabel de Almeida, single, expresses her wish to be buried in the chancel of her hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Conceição in Cascais, where her parents and siblings are buried. She designates her nephew, Gonçalo de Azevedo Coutinho, son of her brother Manuel de Almeida da Silva and of D. Luísa de Vilhena, as her universal heir, or his siblings, if he doesn't have any heirs. She bequeaths him all of her properties as an entail, with an obligation of ordering 50 annual masses for her soul in a church of his choice. She also orders him to sell her houses in Lisboa and to buy a property or a public debt instrument with its revenue, to establish a daily mass in her chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição.

Will by which Maria Rodrigues, expresses her wish to be buried in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa, with an obligation of a daily mass for her soul. She appoints her husband, António Mendes, and their daughter, Luísa Mendes, as her executors, requesting they establish her chapel by contract with the priests.

Will by which Margarida Galvão established an entail, designating her legitimized grandson Manuel da Silva to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of 15 masses wherever he wanted and to manumitting a slave. If he died childless, it should succeed her closest kin but with the obligation to celebrate 43 masses. This entail is composed of a oil press, mills, olive groves and fruit trees on the outskirts of Ourém, and houses in Tomar. This document has inserted the legitimation letter dated 1560-06-12. Followed by an approval deed dated 1568-09-23.

Will by which Gonçalo Afonso Vieira de Castro established an entail, designating his natural son António to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of masses wherever he wanted, using unspecified assets. If he died childless, it should succeed another son or daughter of his. Followed by an approval deed dated 1644-06-03 and an opening deed dated 1645-09-06.

Will by which D. Pedro de Almeida and his wife D. Maria Coutinho founded an entail using their thirds, and designated their eldest son D. Lopo to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of a daily mass. This document was also described in VINC007881 PAMC EA/002.

Will by which Maria dos Reis established an entail, appointing her niece Catarina Botelho to be its first administrator. She was due to order the celebration of masses in the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, in Lisboa. This entail is composed of houses and a farm with vineyards and an olive grove located in Lisboa.

Will by which Guiomar Pires, Álvaro Afonso's widow, establishes a chapel in the church of S. Silvestre of Unhos, entailing a rent (foro) of 60 réis she has in a house located in that place. She appoints her son, Brás Álvares, to be its first administrator, obligating him and his successors to celebrate 4 annual masses for her soul in that church, where the testator's body would be buried. Followed by the measurement of the entailed houses.

Will of Duarte de Castro Rio, made before his execution for treason at the orders of D. António, prior of Crato. He orders his burial in the church of S. Francisco of Angra, and to be transfered, when the war is over, to the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição of the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, established by his father, Diogo de Castro Rio. He establishes an obligation of one daily mass for his soul, for which he bequeaths his heirs 20 000 reis of interest in the Casa do Pescado. He also requests that his wife and children don't lose their honours and privileges even though he has been sentenced to death, and that his servants be treated with clemency. He requests masses to be prayed on his burial day in the Cathedral and in the Misericórdia of Angra, and in the monasteries of Esperança and S. Gonçalo, and in several churches in Lisboa. He appoints his wife, D. Joana de Vilaruel, as his universal heir, executor of his will, and administrator of his properties, and his brother Martinho de Castro do Rio, and his brother-in-law, D. Jorge de Meneses, as his will's executors and tutors of his sons, together with his wife. He requests his son, Diogo, to always obey his mother and uncles, and his wife to make his daughters enter the religious state. He also requests his wife to take the third part of her assets to build an hermitage dedicated to Our Lady of Monserrate in their farmstead in Oeiras, with the obligation of one annual divine office and three masses in honour of the Holy Trinity, for which he bequeaths her 4 000 reis of interest, and asks that she obtains indulgences for it from the Holy See.

Will by which Rui de Castanheda, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, establishes a chapel in the church of S. Cristóvão of Lisboa, incorporating in it a house, a backyard and vineyards in Aldeia Galega. He appoints Isabel de Proença, mother of his two daughters, Beatriz de Castanheda and Isabel de Castanheda, to be its first administrator, obligating her to celebrate annual masses for his soul in that chapel, where the institutor's body should be buried. After her death, the entail must be inherited by Beatriz de Castanheda and passed to her eldest son.

Will by which Álvaro Botelho, cónego na Sé de Lisboa, expresses his wish to be buried in the monastery of S. Salvador of Lisboa, next to his father, Pedro Botelho. He designates doutor Rui Gago, his nephew, desembargador da Fazenda do rei, as his heir and executor. He bequeaths him and his successors a house in Lisboa with an obligation of ordering 120 annual masses for his and his parents' souls in the monastery of S. Salvador.

Will by which Beatriz Soares, Diogo Fernandes' widow, appointed the officials of the brotherhood of Almas do Purgatório e Anjo S. Miguel to administrate the chapel she had established in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, to which she had entailed houses in Rua de Cata-que-farás, Lisboa.
The testator left 4 houses in that street to her cousin, Briolanja Godinho, Pedro Henriques' widow, who was living in Goa, and to her 3 daughters in order to help them getting married. If all of them died before marrying, all the properties would be transmitted to their mother. She bequeathed 2 houses in that street to Garcia Soares, her nephew; other houses to her niece, D. Maria; other houses to her nephew, Fernando Soares; a house in that street and an annual quantity of sugar ("100 arrobas") extracted from her sugarcane plantation in Ilha de S. Tomé to her cousin, Isabel Furtado; other houses to Gaspar Sineiros, her cousin; other houses to Leonor Álvares, her cousin, Licenciado Diogo Pinto's wife, and other houses to Elvira Rodrigues, Diogo Fernandes's wife.
She declared, at last, that every person to which she had left any assets were henceforth obligated to support the perpetual celebration of an annual sung mass in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, where her body would be buried alongside the remains of her son, João Álvares.

Will by which Pedro Botelho, do Conselho do Rei and juiz da Alfândega, and his wife, Isabel Eanes, express their wish to be buried in the monastery of S. Salvador of Lisboa. They declare that they were in possession of a farmstead with an olive oil mill and other houses in Lisboa which had belonged to Isabel Eanes' first husband, Afonso Eanes. He had bequeathed them to his wife, 36 years before, with an obligation of 90 annual masses in the church of S. Tomé of Lisboa: 30 for his soul, 60 for the soul of his first wife, Leonor Gonçalves. Pedro Botelho had made a contract with the priests of S. Tomé, 12 years before, to establish these masses, which they had fulfiled until then. They chose these properties for their third parts together with their houses and a store in Lisboa and establish an entail, which they bequeath their eldest son, Lopo Botelho, and his successors afterwards. The administrators shall order the masses established by Afonso Eanes and five annual masses for the souls of Pedro Botelho and Isabel Eanes in the church of S. Salvador of Lisboa. If Lopo Botelho dies without successors, the entail shall pass to his brother, Diogo Botelho, or to their sister, Beatriz, married to Pedro Moniz. If their lineage is extingueshed, the future administrators will be chosen by appointment from the priests of Santo Elói.

Will by which Beatriz Soares, Diogo Fernandes' widow, appointed the officials of the brotherhood of Almas do Purgatório e Anjo S. Miguel to administrate the chapel she had established in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, to which she had entailed houses in Rua de Cata-que-farás, Lisboa.
The testator left 4 houses in that street to her cousin, Briolanja Godinho, Pedro Henriques' widow, and to her 3 daughters in order to help them getting married. If all of them died before marrying, all the properties would be transmitted to their mother. She bequeathed 2 houses in that street to Garcia Soares, her nephew; other houses to her niece, D. Maria; other houses to her nephew, Fernando Soares; a house in that street and an annual quantity of sugar ("100 arrobas") extracted from her sugarcane plantation in Ilha de S. Tomé to her cousin, Isabel Furtado; other houses to Gaspar Sineiros, her cousin; other houses to Leonor Álvares, her cousin, Licenciado Diogo Pinto's wife, and other houses to Elvira Rodrigues, Diogo Fernandes's wife.
She declared, at last, that every person to which she had left any assets were henceforth obligated to support the perpetual celebration of an annual sung mass in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, where her body would be buried alongside the remains of her son, João Álvares.

Will by which Beatriz Soares, Diogo Fernandes' widow, appointed the officials of the brotherhood of Almas do Purgatório e Anjo S. Miguel to administrate the chapel she had established in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, to which she had entailed houses in Rua de Cata-que-farás, Lisboa.
The testator left 4 houses in that street to her cousin, Briolanja Godinho, Pedro Henriques' widow, and to her 3 daughters in order to help them getting married. If all of them died before marrying, all the properties would be transmitted to their mother. She bequeathed 2 houses in that street to Garcia Soares, her nephew; other houses to her niece, D. Maria; other houses to her nephew, Fernando Soares; a house in that street and an annual quantity of sugar ("100 arrobas") extracted from her sugarcane plantation in Ilha de S. Tomé to her cousin, Isabel Furtado; other houses to Gaspar Sineiros, her cousin; other houses to Leonor Álvares, her cousin, Licenciado Diogo Pinto's wife, and other houses to Elvira Rodrigues, Diogo Fernandes's wife.
She declared, at last, that every person to which she had left any assets were henceforth obligated to support the perpetual celebration of an annual sung mass in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, where her body would be buried alongside the remains of her son, João Álvares.

Will by which Beatriz Soares, Diogo Fernandes' widow, appointed the officials of the brotherhood of Almas do Purgatório e Anjo S. Miguel to administrate the chapel she had established in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, to which she had entailed houses in Rua de Cata-que-farás, Lisboa.
The testator left 4 houses in that street to her cousin, Briolanja Godinho, Pedro Henriques' widow, and to her 3 daughters in order to help them getting married. If all of them died before marrying, all the properties would be transmitted to their mother. She bequeathed 2 houses in that street to Garcia Soares, her nephew; other houses to her niece, D. Maria; other houses to her nephew, Fernando Soares; a house in that street and an annual quantity of sugar ("100 arrobas") extracted from her sugarcane plantation in Ilha de S. Tomé to her cousin, Isabel Furtado; other houses to Gaspar Sineiros, her cousin; other houses to Leonor Álvares, her cousin, Licenciado Diogo Pinto's wife, and other houses to Elvira Rodrigues, Diogo Fernandes's wife.
She declared, at last, that every person to which she had left any assets were henceforth obligated to support the perpetual celebration of an annual sung mass in the church of Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, where her body would be buried alongside the remains of her son, João Álvares.

Will by which D. Violante Godinho, widow of the desembargador Custódio de Figueiredo Cardoso, juiz dos Feitos da Coroa e Fazenda do Rei in Lisboa, expresses her wish to be buried in the chapel she established in the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo, next to her husband. She designates her nephew, Francisco Dias Lopes Cardim, married to her niece, D. Margarida Toja, as first administrator of her entail, and his descendants afterwards. She also appoints him as heir of the chapel established by her uncle, licenciado Gaspar Godinho, prior of the church of S. Julião, which she had inherited from him.
She bequeaths a lease and farmlands in Évora to her cousin, Francisca Godinho Mendes, and, after her death, to her cousin's son, Baltasar Godinho Cardim, vigário-geral nas ilhas, and to his heirs, with an obligation of three annual masses in her chapel.
She bequeaths an olive grove in Portel to her other nephew, Belchior Cardim, priest in the monastery of Portel, which shall, after his death, pass to his brother, Francisco Dias Lopes Cardim, with the obligation of giving a jug of olive oil every year to the convent of Portel to light the lamp of the Holy Sacrament, and of praying two masses to Nossa Senhora do Socorro.
She also bequeaths her estate of Soalheira, in Portel, and other farmlands in the same place to her cousin, Gaspar Tojo Gato, and his wife, Maria de Reboredo, with an obligation of three annual masses for her soul in the altar of Nossa Senhora da Conceição of the church of Espírito Santo of Portel, to be fulfilled by them and their descendants.
Finally, she bequeaths houses in Lisboa to padre frei Martinho Moniz, which, after his death, shall be given to her nephew, Baltasar Godinho Cardim, and to his descendants, with an obligation of three annual masses for her soul. If he doesn't have any successors, the houses shall be annexed to her chapel.
Followed by approval deed of the will, dated 1641-07-31, and opening deed of the will, dated 1642-05-19.

Will by which Graça Gonçalves, single, expresses her wish to be buried in the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa. She bequeaths D. Paula Pereira, who raised her and her siblings, her houses in Lisboa, with the obligation of two masses for her soul in that convent.
Followed by approval deed of the will.

Will by which Domingos Manso de Carvalho established an entail, designating his wife Isabel Fernandes to be its first administrator. He declared that his wife should buy an orchard, olive grove or other property to use for the celebration of perpetual masses wherever she wanted. Followed by an approval deed dated 1634-05-11 and an opening deed dated 1635-11-09.

Will by which D. Guiomar da Silva, widow of almirante Lopo de Azevedo, expresses her wish to be buried in the chapterhouse of the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa, where her children are buried. She designates her nephew, D. Miguel de Portugal, conde de Vimioso, as her heir. She bequeaths him her herdade de Batique Corte Real, in Montemor-o-Novo, and her other properties, with the obligation of entailing 30 000 réis of interest to an obligation of a daily mass for her soul in her burial place. If he doesn't want it, he can give it to the convent with the public debt instrument.
Followed by approval deed and opening deed of the will, dated 1659-06-27.

Will by which João Rodrigues de Santa Ana expresses his wish to be buried in the monastery of Santíssima Trindade of Lisboa, in the tomb of the Irmandade da Encarnação. He declares he had been fulfilling the obligation of masses established by his first wife, Isabel de Silva, but hadn't yet bought properties or a public debt instrument to entail to it. He designates his second wife, Antónia da Silva Seixas, as his universal heir and executor, and requests her to continue this obligation and buy the properties to employ the money bequeathed to him by his wife.
Followed by approval deed and opening deed of the will, dated 1658-07-03.

Will by which D. Mariana de Sousa, widow of João Guterres, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, declares that her husband, with her agreement, established, in his will, an entail with the third part of his assets, designating Manuel Guterres, their eldest son, to administrate it. She incorporates in it the third part of her patrimony, determining that the entail's future administrators must support the celebration of annual masses in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo of Lisboa, where her husband's remains lie and her body must be buried. The future administrators are also asked to give, each year, 120 000 réis to provide for the testator's 3 daughter, nuns in the convent of Santa Mónica of that city, as long as they lived. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1680-01-20 and an opening deed issued on 1689-11-28.

Will by which D. Violante Godinho, widow of the desembargador Custódio de Figueiredo Cardoso, juiz dos Feitos da Coroa e Fazenda do Rei in Lisboa, expresses her wish to be buried in the chapel she established in the monastery of Nossa Senhora do Carmo, next to her husband. She designates her nephew, Francisco Dias Lopes Cardim, married to her niece, D. Margarida Toja, as first administrator of her entail, and his descendants afterwards. She also appoints him as heir of the chapel established by her uncle, licenciado Gaspar Godinho, prior of the church of S. Julião, which she had inherited from him.
She bequeaths a lease and farmlands in Évora to her cousin, Francisca Godinho Mendes, and, after her death, to her cousin's son, Baltasar Godinho Cardim, vigário-geral nas ilhas, and to his heirs, with an obligation of three annual masses in her chapel.
She bequeaths an olive grove in Portel to her other nephew, Belchior Cardim, priest in the monastery of Portel, which shall, after his death, pass to his brother, Francisco Dias Lopes Cardim, with the obligation of giving a jug of olive oil every year to the convent of Portel to light the lamp of the Holy Sacrament, and of praying two masses to Nossa Senhora do Socorro.
She also bequeaths her estate of Soalheira, in Portel, and other farmlands in the same place to her cousin, Gaspar Tojo Gato, and his wife, Maria de Reboredo, with an obligation of three annual masses for her soul in the altar of Nossa Senhora da Conceição of the church of Espírito Santo of Portel, to be fulfilled by them and their descendants.
Finally, she bequeaths houses in Lisboa to padre frei Martinho Moniz, which, after his death, shall be given to her nephew, Baltasar Godinho Cardim, and to his descendants, with an obligation of three annual masses for her soul. If he doesn't have any successors, the houses shall be annexed to her chapel.
Followed by approval deed of the will, dated 1641-07-31, and opening deed of the will, dated 1642-05-19.

Will by which Gaspar Francisco appoints his wife, Maria Dias, as his heir and executor. He bequeaths her his third part, including his lands of Cabeça de Mendo, as an entail, with the obligation of an annual mass in the altar of Nossa Senhora do Rosário of the church of S. Domingos of Carmões. She can appoint the next administrator among their children, and the entail shall pass to their generation. If they don't have any living successors, it will pass to the closest heir of Gaspar's brother, Pedro Francisco.

Will by which Inês Carneiro, widow of Francisco de Figueiroa, declared that she wanted to be buried in the Convent of São Francisco, where her husband and her son Cristóvão de Figueiroa were buried. She founded an entail, using some "casais" called "Gueifães", "Josim" and "Seara" located in the parish of Santa Ovaia, in Oliveira do Hospital. The institutor designated her daughter Ana Carneiro to be its first administrator and she was due to order the celebration of 30 masses in the Convent of São Francisco. She could also designate whomever she wanted from the Carneiro's family to succeed in this entail. Inês Carneiro declared that her husband Francisco de Figueiroa ordered in his last will the celebration of four masses in the Convent of São Francisco, using the "casal da Pedreira" and designating her wife to be its first administrator. She now wanted to designate her daughter to succeed in her husband's entail. Followed by an approval deed dated 1585-12-29.

Will by which Antónia Carneiro, wife of Álvaro de Valadares, founded a chapel in the Convent of São Domingos, using the rents of some houses located in Porto. She designated her son Pantaleão de Valadares to be its first administrator, with the obligation to order the celebration of masses in this convent. This entail should be succeeded by his eldest son or, in his absence, by his daughter. If he died without heirs it should succeed her second son João de Valadares and his heirs, or her son Fernão de Valadares and his heris. Followed by an approval deed dated 1587-04-25.

Will by which Beatriz Dantas, wife of Tomás de Abreu, Cavaleiro Fidalgo, established an entail with all her assets, designating her husband to administrate it. She obligated him and his successors to support the celebration of 2 weekly masses for her soul in the chapel of Senhora do Pranto, inside the main church of Ponte de Lima. After her husband's death, the entail would be administrated by a relative of the institutor chosen by Tomás de Abreu. If he died without appointing a successor, it would be the responsibility of the Juiz dos Resíduos and of the priest of the parish to decide who should administrate the entail. Followed by a letter of quittance issued on 1583-05-05.

Will by which Paio Rodrigues, Escudeiro Fidalgo, he entailed the third part of his assets to the chapel established by Pedro Vaz da Praça, his uncle, determining that the future administrators had to finish the chapel's construction. The testator designated his son-in-law, Pedro da Cunha, to administrate it, declaring that he had to be succeeded by his eldest son, Jorge da Cunha. He also appointed his son, João Rodrigues, criado do Marquês, to administrate Fernão Pais' chapel. He declared that his body would be buried in the church of Santa Maria of Monção, next to his uncle's grave.

Will by which André Velho de Azevedo declared that he wanted to be buried with his deceased wife Maria de Sousa Barbosa, in the chapel they ordered to built of invocation of Nossa Senhora do Carmo, in Monção. In their common last will they had incorporated their thirds into this chapel, which was composed of lands, vegetable gardens and houses in the parish of Nossa Senhora da Bela, in Monção, and a piece of the vineyard of “Pombeiro”. He also wanted to established the celebration of masses for his wife's soul. André Velho de Azevedo wanted to unit this chapel with the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Rosa, in the Church of Monção, founded by Pedro Vaz da Praça, of which he was the administrator. He designated his son Francisco da Cunha to be the administrator of this two chapels. Followed by an approval deed dated 1638-10-03.

Will by which Beatriz de Azeredo annexes her "quebrada" of Golpilhares to the entail founded by her mother with the farmstead of Macieirinha, ordering an annual mass in the cathedral of Porto. She also establishes an entail with properties to be bought by her executor and heir and her estate in Ribeira de Febros, with the obligation of ordering another annual mass in the same cathedral. She designates her nephew, João de Valadares Carneiro, as first administrator of her chapel, and his son, Luís de Valadares, afterwards. If his lineage is extinguished, the entail will pass to the Misericórdia do Porto, with the obligation of marrying orphan girls.
Followed by the approval deed of the will, dated 1616-09-02.

Will by which D. Francisca de Mendonça de Vasconcelos expresses her wish to be buried in the chancel of the church of the convent of Santo António de Lisboa, where her husband, chanceler-mor Damião de Aguiar, and her children are buried. She entails the remaining part of her third part as a chapel and bequeaths it to her grandson, Luís da Cunha de Ataíde, with the obligation of ordering a daily mass for her and her husband's souls in a place of his choice. The entail will pass to his successors with the same conditions as the entail of Torre das Vidigueiras, founded by her ancestors. She includes in her entail the houses in Rua da Anunciada which she and her husband had bequeathed as a dowry and entail to their deceased daughter, D. Antónia, Luís' mother, when she married Tristão da Cunha. She also bequeaths her grandson and his descendants her chapel in the chancel of Santo António de Lisboa.
Followed by an addition, dated 1640-08-27, and by the approval and opening deeds of the will.

Will by which Gaspar Moreira de Altero, do Conselho do Rei, designates his wife, D. Beatriz da Silva, as his heir and executor, bequeathing her all of his properties as an entail and chapel, with the obligation of ordering two weekly masses for his soul in the convent of S. Domingos, where he wishes to be buried. After his wife's death, the entail will pass to the successors of his brother, Henrique Moreira, or to the successors of his sister, Filipa Moreira.
Followed by the approval deed of the will.

Will by which Jorge de Castilho, conselheiro do rei e do Ultramarino, declared that he wanted to be buried near the grave of his brother Nicolau de Castilho, while his chapel is not finished. He wanted to found a main chapel in the Church of Nossa Senhora das Necessidades, in Alcântara, designating his nephew Pedro de Castilho, Inquisidor da Mesa Ordinária do Santo Ofício de Lisboa, to be its first administrator. He was due to order the celebration of three masses for his, his parents, his grandparents and his siblings' souls, and to give to the chaplain 30 000 réis. His nephew was also obligated to buy some assets in order to fulfil the chapel's obligations. If the masses could not be said in this church, he wanted them to be celebrated in the chapel of S. Tomás founded by his uncle D. Pedro de Castilho, inquisidor geral, in the Convent of São Domingos. Followed by an approval deed dated 1650-09-05 and an opening deed dated 1650-09-10.

Will by which Paulo Afonso Nogueira, cavaleiro de Santiago, founded a chapel in the Convent of S. Vicente de Fora of invocation of S. Tiago, with the obligation to celebrate masses. He wanted to incorporate into this entail a public debt instrument of 50 000 réis, 250 réis of silver he possessed in the Casa e Estado do Conde de Vila Nova, a farm on the outskirts of Torres Novas, and the farm of Anceis, located between Aveiro and Coimbra. He designated the priest of S. Bento de Santa Cruz de Coimbra to be its first administrator or, if it could not be possible, Francisco de Almeida, son of Gabriel de Almeida de Vasconcelos.

Will by which doutor Diogo Fernandes Salema, desembargador dos Agravos da Casa da Suplicação, husband of D. Luísa Cabral, expresses his will to be buried in the chancel of the convent of S. Romão of Alverca, which he administers, and bequeaths his entail to his son, Miguel Salema.
Followed by the approval deed of the will.

Will by which Padre Diogo Gonçalves Bravo bequeathed moveable assets, the houses where he lived, lands ("ferragiais") in Vale Mimoso, two olive groves and a sumac plantation to his nephew, Pedro Martins, obligating him and his heirs to celebrate 5 annual masses for his soul. He also left other moveable assets, lands ("ferragiais"), olive groves and sumac plantations in Olivença to his nephews, Vasco and Paulo Cabeça, with the obligation of celebrating 5 annual masses; and donated 2 olive groves and houses to Elvira Gonçalves and her children with the same pious obligation.
At last, he established an entail with all of his remaining estate, including lands, olive groves and a rent in Olivença ("ferragial de S. Pedro", "ferragial do Ribeiro da Figueira", "terras da Marranota", "olivais do Espinhaço", "foro na Herdade dos Arrifes"), which would be administrated by his niece, Ana Martins, if she returned to the village. In her absence, it would be transmitted to Maria Restolha, his other niece, or inherited by one of her brothers. If neither of them left descendants, it would be administrated by the Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Olivença, which would be responsible for distributing half of the properties' revenues for the institutor's relatives, using the other half to help those in need and celebrating 33 annual masses for his soul.
The institutor also stated that if Pedro Martins, Vasco Cabeça, Paulo Cabeça and Elvira Fernandes left no heirs, all of the properties he had left them would be incorporated in that entail.
The testator's body would be buried in the church of Santa Maria Madalena of Olivença, inside the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, where his sister lied.

Will by which Francisco Ferreira Furtado, Fidalgo da Casa do Rei, established an entail with the third part of his assets, including his farmstead in Barcelos ("quinta de Argemil"), and asked his wife, D. Antónia de Sousa, to administrate it until their son, Rui Ferreira Furtado, reached the appropriate age. The entail's future administrators were obligated to support the celebration of an annual mass for the institutor's soul in the hermitage of Santo António, which he had erected in that farmstead. Although his father had declared that the farmstead was part of an entail that was transmitted to him by his ancestors, the testator was not certain if that was the case. Therefore, he decided to found the entail. If its institution was discovered in the meantime, his will would only serve as its confirmation. He determined that his body would be buried in that hermitage. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1596-02-16.

Will by which Fernando Nunes Barreto and his wife D. Maria Henriques, declared that they wanted to be buried in the main chapel of the Monastery of Santa Clara. They founded an entail, using some "herdades" located in the parish of São Cosme, in Gondomar, and some houses in Porto. They designated their eldest son to be its first administrator, with the obligation to order the celebration of masses in this monastery and to contract chaplains. They wanted to unit this entail to another called "Morgado dos Freiriz", founded by Fernando Nunes Barreto's grandparents, Fernão Nunes and Isabel Ferraz, which was obligated to the celebration of masses in the Church of Freiriz. This entail should follow the conditions of his grandparents' entail. Fernando Nunes Barreto also declared that he was the administrator of another entail founded by his great-grandmother Beatriz Ferraz, that was obligated to the celebration of 15 masses each year in the Convent of São Francisco, using the rents of a "casal de Campo”, in Avintes. He also succeeded in the entail founded by Filipa Rebelo and Isabel Cardoso, mother and grandmother of Fernão Nunes, with the obligation to celebrate two masses in the altar of Jesus, in the Monastery of São Domingos, using the rents of some "casais" in the parish of Rebordosa, and some houses in Vale de Pegas. Finally, he was the administrator of Catarina Ferraz's entail, with the obligation to celebrate 13 masses in the Altar of São Gonçalo, in the Monastery of São Domingos, using the rents of some houses. All of these three entails of which he was the administrator should be succeeded by the eldest son. Followed by an approval deed dated 1596-05-05.

Will by which Manuel Mendes Mexia Botelho, expresses his wish to be buried in the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário of the main church of Olivença. He bequeaths his third part to his cousin and wife, D. Joana Botelho de Vasconcelos, as an entail and chapel, during her lifetime, with the obligation of a mass in the day of S. José. After her death, the entail shall pass to their eldest son, José Mexia, and to his descendants, or to his siblings. If they don't have descendants, the entail will pass to one of their cousins, Pedro Vaz Pinto or D. Antónia Lacerda.
He declares he possesses several entails, which he bequeaths his eldest son, João Mendes Mexia: the entail established by his great-grandfather, João Mendes Gastão, consisting of the estates of Poço de Carreto and Massias and an obligation of four annual masses, to which he annexes properties; the entail founded by Manuel Mendes Mexia, his grandfather, consisting of the estate of Porto Cordeiro and 30 annual masses; the chapel founded by Isabel Mendes Gago, consisting of the orchard called Borges in Vale da Corna, and an obligation of 10 annual masses; the chapel founded by Maria Rodrigues Prado, consisting of three annual masses entailed to farmlands and houses in Olivença; the chapel founded by Pedro de Cascais de Abreu, which he gained through a sentence in his favour, consisting of leases and the estate of Cascais, in Alparragena; a chapel which he inherited after the death of padre João Aires, consisting of farmlands in Olivença; the chapel founded by Manuel Mendes Gastão, with two annual masses entailed to farmlands in Fonte do Estaço; the chapel founded by his aunt, Maria Mendes Gaga, with two annual masses entailed to another farmland.
He also bequeaths his son the chapels which had belonged to his mother, D. Catarina de Matos, and to his grandmother: the chapel founded by Rui Mendes Cavaleiro, whose institution he possesses, with an obligation of 11 annual masses; the chapel founded by Francisca Rodrigues de Oliveira, with an obligation of an annual mass entailed to properties listed in the will of Simão Martins Velho; the chapel founded by Rui Martins, with an obligation of 10 annual masses; the entail founded by Mateus Rodrigues Justo, his grandfather, with an obligation of 28 annual masses; the chapels which had belonged to Simão Martins de Matos and another chapel founded by doutor Pedro de Cascais, with properties in Cabeço do Verdelho.
He also possesses properties in Alvaiázere which will be inherited by his goddaughter, D. Catarina Josefa, daughter of João Antunes Gago, his uncle. He also appoints his son José Mexia as the next administrator of a chapel which he had inherited from João Antunes Gago's wife, which had been founded by one of his aunts and is entailed to a public debt instrument.

Will by which Manuel Mendes Mexia Botelho, expresses his wish to be buried in the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário of the main church of Olivença. He bequeaths his third part to his cousin and wife, D. Joana Botelho de Vasconcelos, as an entail and chapel, during her lifetime, with the obligation of a mass in the day of S. José. After her death, the entail shall pass to their eldest son, José Mexia, and to his descendants, or to his siblings. If they don't have descendants, the entail will pass to one of their cousins, Pedro Vaz Pinto or D. Antónia Lacerda.
He declares he possesses several entails, which he bequeaths his eldest son, João Mendes Mexia: the entail established by his great-grandfather, João Mendes Gastão, consisting of the estates of Poço de Carreto and Massias and an obligation of four annual masses, to which he annexes properties; the entail founded by Manuel Mendes Mexia, his grandfather, consisting of the estate of Porto Cordeiro and 30 annual masses; the chapel founded by Isabel Mendes Gago, consisting of the orchard called Borges in Vale da Corna, and an obligation of 10 annual masses; the chapel founded by Maria Rodrigues Prado, consisting of three annual masses entailed to farmlands and houses in Olivença; the chapel founded by Pedro de Cascais de Abreu, which he gained through a sentence in his favour, consisting of leases and the estate of Cascais, in Alparragena; a chapel which he inherited after the death of padre João Aires, consisting of farmlands in Olivença; the chapel founded by Manuel Mendes Gastão, with two annual masses entailed to farmlands in Fonte do Estaço; the chapel founded by his aunt, Maria Mendes Gaga, with two annual masses entailed to another farmland.
He also bequeaths his son the chapels which had belonged to his mother, D. Catarina de Matos, and to his grandmother: the chapel founded by Rui Mendes Cavaleiro, whose institution he possesses, with an obligation of 11 annual masses; the chapel founded by Francisca Rodrigues de Oliveira, with an obligation of an annual mass entailed to properties listed in the will of Simão Martins Velho; the chapel founded by Rui Martins, with an obligation of 10 annual masses; the entail founded by Mateus Rodrigues Justo, his grandfather, with an obligation of 28 annual masses; the chapels which had belonged to Simão Martins de Matos and another chapel founded by doutor Pedro de Cascais, with properties in Cabeço do Verdelho.
He also possesses properties in Alvaiázere which will be inherited by his goddaughter, D. Catarina Josefa, daughter of João Antunes Gago, his uncle. He also appoints his son José Mexia as the next administrator of a chapel which he had inherited from João Antunes Gago's wife, which had been founded by one of his aunts and is entailed to a public debt instrument.

Will by which Rodrigo Afonso, clérigo de missa e prior em Barbacena, expresses his wish to be buried in the church of that town if he dies there. He bequeaths an olive grove in Vale do Salgado to his niece, Maria Mexia, and to her successors, with the obligation of ordering five annual masses for his soul in the church of Santa Maria of Olivença. If she doesn't have successors it shall pass to her brother Lourenço Mexia. If none of them have children, the entail shall pass to another of Rodrigo's nephews, Garcia Rodrigues. If Garcia Rodrigues becomes a priest, it will pass, after his death, to the Misericórdia of Olivença.
He bequeaths Lourenço Mexia three pieces of land with an obligation of five other masses in the same church of Olivença, for his and his parents' souls, to be inherited by his successors. If Lourenço doesn't have children, he requests him to annex these lands to to the ones he already possesses and to make a chapel with an obligation of ten masses for his own and his wife's souls, and pass it to one of his siblings or to the Misericórdia of Olivença.
He bequeaths his other nephew, João Mexia, two farmlands in the farmstead of Antão Gomes, with the obligation of four annual masses for his soul in Santa Maria of Olivença, to pass to his descendants, or to his brother, Lourenço Mexia, if he has no children, under the same conditions as the other two entails.
Followed by the approval deed of the will, dated 1593-10-14.

Will made by Doutor Pedro Mouzinho, in which he expressed his wish to be buried in the convent of Nossa Senhora da Conceição of Castelo de Vide and ordered the foundation of five entails. The first entail would be composed of houses, farmlands and windmills in Ribeira de Marvão and Castelo de Vide, would have a perpetual obligation of 200 annual masses and would be administered by Pedro's homonymous nephew Pedro Mouzinho, and his eldest descendants after him. The second and the third entails were composed of farmlands and houses in Castelo de Vide and Marvão, would have the perpetual obligation of 30 annual masses each and would be administered by Pedro's nieces, Maria Mouzinho and Antónia Mouzinho. The fourth and fifth entails would be composed of farmlands and houses in Castelo de Vide and would have a perpetual obligation of 50 annual masses each. Pedro Mouzinho named his sisters Leonor Mouzinho and Isabel de Almeida as administrators with the condition that they would appoint two of their father's grandsons to succeed them. All administrators of these five entails could never marry with a person of the so-called "infected races" or, otherwise, would lose the administration, and all of them should conserve good mores and a good way of living according with the catholic doctrine.
He also bequeathed one of his nieces, daughter of his sister Isabel, 22 alqueires of wheat in the ribeira de Marvão with an obligation of 10 annual masses, and donated a vegetable garden in Ribeiro da Fonte to capitão João Barbo Mouzinho, as an entail, with an obligation of another 10 annual masses. Finally he donates capitão Francisco Mouzinho Barbo an entailed property he bought, which had an obligation of an annual mass, adding to it another obligation of five annual masses for his and his relatives souls.

Will by which padre Rodrigo Caldeira expresses his wish to be buried in the church of S. Martinho of Aldeia da Mata, or in the church of the place where he dies. He bequeaths Catarina, his goddaughter, and her brother Manuel a tapada in Vale de Carneiros, with the obligation of one perpetual annual mass for his soul. He bequeaths the son of capitão Francisco Gonçalves the tapada de Caia, which had belonged to João Aires, with the obligation of another annual mass. He bequeaths António Caldeira the tapada de Santo António, with the obligation of another annual mass. He makes a donation to Maria Mendes and Hipólito Dias, her brother, with the obligation of five annual masses. He also bequeaths Maria Mendes the property named chão de Bernardo and half of a forregial, with an obligation of 3 masses.
Followed by the approval deed (1644-04-17, fls. 97v-98).

Will made by Luzia dos Querubins ordering, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail, composed of properties in Terceira island, with a perpetual obligation of five masses celebrated every year. She named her mother, D. Maria da Fonseca as first administrator of the entail and her brother António da Fonseca after her, and after his death he should be succeeded by the eldest male heir. She ordered that the entail should be annexed to the entail of her father, Manuel Gonçalves Carvão.

Will by which Maria Afonso, widow of mestre Gonçalo das Leis, establishes two chapels, with two chaplains each, one in the church of Santo Elói of Lisboa, where she wishes to be buried, next to her husband, and the other in the church of Santa Cruz do Castelo of the same city. The first chapel will be entailed to her farmstead in Azeitão and will be administered by her nephew, Afonso, son of her brother, or by one of the sons of Constança Afonso, Maria Afonso's sister. The second one will be entailed to the places of Charneca and Agualva and will be administered by another of Constança Afonso's sons. She also orders the sustenance of seven merceeiras to be supported by the revenue of her casais in Alpiatre and by her farmstead in Ribeira de D. Graça.

Will by which Maria Afonso, widow of mestre Gonçalo das Leis, establishes two chapels, with two chaplains each, one in the church of Santo Elói of Lisboa, where she wishes to be buried, next to her husband, and the other in the church of Santa Cruz do Castelo of the same city. The first chapel will be entailed to her farmstead in Azeitão and will be administered by her nephew, Afonso, son of her brother, or by one of the sons of Constança Afonso, Maria Afonso's sister. The second one will be entailed to the places of Charneca and Agualva and will be administered by another of Constança Afonso's sons. She also orders the sustenance of seven merceeiras to be supported by the revenue of her casais in Alpiatre and by her farmstead in Ribeira de D. Graça.

Will made by cónego Luís Dias in which he expressed his wish to be buried near his mother in the Misericórdia of Portalegre. He bequeathed his niece, Isabel, a farmland he posessed, as an entail, with an obligation of five masses celebrated every year, under the condition that she would appoint an administrator to succeed her, and from there on the succession should always continue through appointment. He bequeaths his brother, Diogo Dias, his vegetable garden and an olivegrove with the obligation of five more annual masses. It should pass to his nephew, Manuel Vaz, after Diogo's death, and to his successors afterwards. He also bequeaths his vineyard of Carvalhal to his nephews, Estêvão and Martinho Vaz, under the condition that they order two annual masses for his soul, under the same conditions as the previous donations he made.

Will made by António de Brito Correia and his wife Maria Guedes, in which they have ordered the foundation of an entail with an obligation of two weekly masses celebrated in every year for their souls. They instructed the executioners of their will to sell all of their properties in Bahia and purchase other properties in Portugal, in order to be entailed. They named their son, António Guedes de Brito as first administrator and, after his death, the succession should always continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir, If the last administrator had no heirs, he or she could appoint a person to suceed on the administration. All administrators should bear the surnames Guedes and Brito to have the administration, and also annex half of their own reserved portions to the entail at the moment of their deaths.

Will by which Diogo Luís de Oliveira, husband of D. Leonor de Távora, expresses his wish to be buried in the monastery of Nossa Senhora dos Anjos da Arrábida, of which his nephew, Luís Francisco de Oliveira, morgado de Oliveira, is the patron, with the obligation of a daily mass for his soul. He entails all of his properties, which include public debt instruments, houses in Belém, and the revenue he intends to gain from debts owed to him, and appoints his wife as his universal heir. After her death, the entail shall pass to the padre António Luís de Oliveira, natural son of Diogo Luís de Oliveira and afterwards to Luís Francisco de Oliveira and his successors. This entail shall always be in the hands of the administrators of the entail of Oliveira. If their lineage is extinguished, the entail shall pass to the lineage of Diogo's niece, D. Beatriz. If her lineage is also extinguished, it shall pass to a second son of the house of Mogadouro. If all of these lineages are extinguished it shall be given to the Misericórdia of Lisboa.

Will of Martinho da Mota de Sequeira founding a chapel in the church of Misericórdia of Portalegre and appointing as successor his wife, Margarida Forjaz, and, after her death, a son of Beatriz Forjaz, his sister.
Will approved in 1574-09-03.

Will by which Teresa Eanes da Fonseca, wife of Fernão Lopes Lobo, Cavaleiro, bequeathed all her remaining properties to her nephew, Gonçalo Rodrigues da Fonseca, establishing a chapel with those assets and obligating him and his successors to support the celebration of 3 weekly masses for her soul in perpetuity in the chapel of Santo Antão of the cathedral of Évora. After the first administrator's death, the entail would be transmitted to his eldest son. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1427-05-09.

Will by which Nuno Mascarenhas, fidalgo da Casa Duque de Viseu e Beja, established the entail of Porches (and other properties) and designated João Mascarenhas, his second-born son, to be its successor. The administrator would be in charge of ordering the celebration of masses in the chapel of Porches, that Nuno ordered to build. Nuno wanted to be buried in his chapel in the Convent of S. Francisco de Setúbal, where his wife Catarina de Ataíde was buried.

Will made by padre Pedro Pacheco de Sousa in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail with the perpetual mass obligation of two weekly masses celebrated over his grave. He named his nephew Paulo de Araújo as first administrator and one of his children born of legitimate marriage. If he had no children, the entail should be given to his brother Manuel Botelho, and if he didn't have also, it should be given to the same administrator of the entail founded by his grandfather Pedro Pacheco. If any administrator married without their parents consent, should immediately be deprived from the administration.

Will of padre Pedro Gomes de Pina, establishing a chapel dedicated to Santo António de Pádua, in the mother church of Portimão, where he wants to be buried and entailing assets, to fulfill the charges. He appoints João Vaz, his brother, as the first administrator, to whom they were to succeed the children of Catarina Rodrigues, his sister.
iI followed by a codicil (dated 1609-08-23).

Will by which the priest Manuel Afonso de Brito established an entail, incorporating assets for the fulfillment of the pious charges in the Convent of Nossa Senhora do Loreto, in Santiago do Cacém. He designated the priest Marcos Gonçalves Magro, his last will executor, to be its first administrator.

Will of D. Maria da Câmara, widow of António Correia Bettencourt, her second husband, bequeathing her available portion, composed of the remaining of her assets, to her son, João de Bettencourt Henriques, and daughter, D. Mariana de Meneses. The half belonging to João de Bettencourt Henriques will be transmitted as an entail, after his death, annexed to his other entailed assets, with the pious obligation of two perpetual annual prayed masses for the soul of her first husband, António Correia Henriques. The other half of her available portion, bequeathed to her daughter, has the same pious obligation for the testator's soul and her daughter can do whatever she wants with her part, imposing it the clauses and pensions she wants. This will also mention the available portion of her second husband, António Correia Bettencourt, which she received from him. After her death, António Correia Bettencourt appointed Inácio Bettencourt, his son, to succeed in it. This available portion, which is in possession of Pedro de Bettencourt, must be given to Inácio Bettecourt.
Will approved in 1676-10-02 and opened in 1676-10-11.

Will of Miguel da Nave and Beatriz de Pina, his wife, who is sick, founding a chapel with 15 masses in the church of Santiago of Covilhã and another 15 masses in a church of Miguel da Nave's choice. Beatriz de Pina appoints her husband as her heir and the first chapel's administrator.
Will approved in 1583-10-19 and opened in 1584 (or 1583)-12-28.