Codicil made by Afonso Ferrão in which he confirmed the foundation of the three chapels he ordered on his will but changed some of it's dispositions. Regarding the chapel he founded on behalf of his brother, Afonso Dias Ferrão, he ordered that after Afonso's death, the entailed properties should be equally divided among his four children, with the condition that each of them would order the celebration of seven masses every year as long as the world lasted, summing a total of twenty-eight masses celebrated every year. As to the chapel he left for his deceased niece Maria de Sequeira, he disposed that, after her death, the entailed properties should equally divided among her three daughters with the condition that each of them would order the celebration of five masses every year as long as the world lasted. Pedro would have the administration as disposed on the institutor's will.

Codicil made by Afonso Ferrão in which he confirmed the foundation of the three chapels he ordered on his will but changed some of it's dispositions. Regarding the chapel he founded on behalf of his brother, Afonso Dias Ferrão, he ordered that after Afonso's death, the entailed properties should be equally divided among his four children, with the condition that each of them would order the celebration of seven masses every year as long as the world lasted, summing a total of twenty-eight masses celebrated every year. As to the chapel he left for his deceased niece Maria de Sequeira, he disposed that, after her death, the entailed properties should equally divided among her three daughters with the condition that each of them would order the celebration of five masses every year as long as the world lasted. Pedro would have the administration as disposed on the institutor's will.

Codicil by which Gonçalo Rodrigues Nogueira established an entail, composed of a property in Alegrete ("assento de Vale da Covilhã"), obligating its future administrators to celebrate ten masses every year. He designated his wife, Ana de Miranda, to administrate it and Pedro Rodrigues, his nephew, to succeed her. After the death of Ana de Miranda, the remaining assets belonging to the couple would be attached to the entail and more perpetual masses would be added to those already celebrated. Pedro Rodrigues would transmite it to their children, Gonçalo and Isabel. The entail would always be administrated by two people.

Entail foundation deed by which Constança Vicente, widow of Fernando Pires, former porteiro of the archbishop of Braga D. João de Soalhães, together with Lourenço Vaz Pires, their brother-in-law, executor and administrator of their chapel, establish an entail. They establish it according to an agreement between Constança Vicente and Fernando Pires, by which they had agreed that the last of them to die would entail both their properties and establish a chapel. This chapel should always be administered by two persons: one descendant of Fernando Pires's lineage, and another one of Constança Vicente's lineage. Constança Vicente establishes that after her death, her right of administration shall be bequeathed to Pedro Eanes de Oliveira. Lourenço Vaz Pires establishes that his right shall be bequeathed to João Lourenço, Fernando Pires's nephew, son of his "prima co-irmã". From then on, it shall pass to their descendants, in order that there's always two, one of each line. These successors shall keep the properties entailed in good condition, order a daily mass and twelve aniversários in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa, for the souls of the institutors. They shall also keep two chaplains, one in the church of Sta. Maria Madalena of Lisboa, and another one in the church of Santa Maria of Viana do Alentejo, the second of which must pray an annual mass in the day of St. John the Evangelist.

Entail foundation deed by which Barnabé de Farelões and his wife Filipa Rodrigues Correia entailed the third parts of their assets, which included some houses, olive groves and vineyards, ir order to fulfill the pious charges celebrated in the church where they would be buried in Beja. Manuel Casco de Farelões and Brás Casco de Farelões, sons of the institutors, should be the first administrators, also should entail the third part of their assets. The entail should always be administrated by two administrators of each part. Followed by a consent deed of Ana Lopes das Donas, wife of Manuel Casco de Farelões.

Will made by Margarida Vaz in which she ordered to be buried in the Church of São João, in Castelo de Vide, and founded two entails. The first would have a perpetual pious obligation of three masses celebrated every year and to administrate it she named her grandson Francisco Dias during his lifetime, and his descendants after him. This entail is composed of a vineyard on the outskirts of Castelo de Vide. The second entail would have a perpetual pious obligation of twenty masses celebrated every year and to share the administration she appointed her grandsons Francisco Dias and Sebastião Dias and their descendants. This entail is composed of a vineyard located in Alpalhão.

Will made by padre Vasco Rodrigues Cabreira in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail with a perpetual obligation of 250 masses celebrated every year in the church of N. Sra. da Conceição de Arronches, where a lamp should be kept perpetually lit. Those masses should be celebrated with two special prayers, the "Inclina por macho e de quae sumus por femea" and "Fidelium por muitos". He named his brother Fernando Rodrigues Pontes as first administrator during his lifetime. And after his death, the properties entailed to the chapel should be splitted in two parts that should be given to his nephews Duarte Rodrigues and Manuel Vaz, who would share the administration of this chapel with the condition that each of them would order the perpetual celebration of 125 masses every year. From there on the succession of each branch of the administration should continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir. In the lack of descendants from Duarte or Manuel, the administration would be handled to the heirs of the other, and in the lack of descendants from both, it should be handled to padre Gaspar da Ponte during his lifetime and to the Misericórdia after his death. No administrator could ever marry a person of "infected race".

Will made in Crato by Beatriz Caldeira, in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail, composed of farmlands and vineyards in Crato, and chapel with a perpetual obligation of sixteen masses celebrated every year. She named her husband Francisco Manso as first administrator during his lifetime and after his death she named her cousins Pedro Caldeira and Francisco Aires Mendes to share the administration of the chapel at the same time, with the condition that before their deaths, each one would appoint one of his own children to succeed them with the exact same conditions.

Will of Diogo Dias and Maria Dias, instituting a chapel by their estate of Vinha de Bouça, with the obligation of 6 annual masses. The chapel's revenues were to splitted between the two administrators and their offspring. In its half, Diogo Dias appointed his sister Maria Dias, granting her the power to appoint her successor. In her half, Maria Dias appointed her niece Ana.

Will made by padre Francisco Mourato Roma, in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of two entails. The first entail would be composed of properties to be bought with the money from a public debt instrument and would have an obligation of four annual masses. To administrate it he named his nephew Pedro Mourato and, after his death, the succession should always continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir. The second entail would be composed of properties in Arez and would have an obligation of three trinitaries of masses in the main church of that parish, to be administrated by Gonçalo Fernandes Roma during his lifetime, and, after his death, the entailed properties, as well as the administration should be shared among his sons who would be succeeded, preferably, by their eldest male heirs.

Will made in Portalegre by Pedro Álvares Franco, in which he expressed his wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Portalegre and ordered the foundation of an entail composed of her quinta de Covões, with a perpetual obligation of six annual masses. The institutor named his wife Maria Velez as first administrator during her lifetime and, after her death, she would be succeeded by their three children who would share the administration and from there on the succession should continue on the heirs of each one of the three children.

Will by which Maria Gomes, wife of Francisco Lopes, expresses her wish to be buried in the main church of Montalvão and establishes a chapel with a perpetual obligation of 12 annual masses. She named her brother André Dias and her nephews and nieces, Diogo, Manuel, Maria and Catarina to share the administration during their lifetimes, in ways that André would order the celebration of six of the twelve masses and each of the institutor's nephews would order the celebration of two masses each. After the death of André, his six masses would be divided among his children, and each of them would be succeeded by their own children and descendants.

Will made by Margarida de Matos in which she ordered the foundation of an entail with a perpetual pious obligation of one daily mass. The institutor named her nieces Isabel de Matos and Violante to share the administration during their lifetimes and, after the death of Violante, the administration would be handled to D. Antónia, daughter of Diogo de Matos and from there on the succession should continue, preferably, on the eldest male heir.

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Will by which Catarina Ribeiro, donzela, expresses her wish to be buried in the church of S. Lourenço of Portalegre, in the tomb of her parents. She declares she had made a previous will with her sister, Joana Dias, deceased, in which they had given their nephew Francisco Ribeiro Chacão, a vineyard with a wine press in Cruz da Pedra with an obligation of two annual masses for their souls. She renovates this donation, adding an obligation of ten masses to it, and annexes it to the entail founded by her mother, also called Joana Dias. She appoints her nephew as the next administrator of this entail.
She also orders the foundation of five entails. The first one would be administered by her nephew André Mateus Ribeiro and his descendants and was composed of two farmlands entailed to a perpetual obligation of two annual masses. The second one would be administered by her niece Joana Ribeiro, daughter of her niece Maria Ribeiro, and by her descendants. It was composed of the properties of Giraldo, and had a perpetual obligation of three annual masses. The third entail would be administered by Ana Ribeiro, Joana Ribeiro's sister, was composed of properties in the place of Areeiro, and had another obligation of three annual masses. She also bequeaths these two nieces the houses where she lives with an obligation of four annual masses, and the remaining properties she possesses, if they aren't sold, with an an obligation of more masses, and orders that they should only take possession of these properties after marrying. The fourth entail would be administered by the two sons of Catarina's brother, Bento Ribeiro, whose names were not mentioned. It was composed of an olive grove in Penedos Gordos and had a perpetual obligation of two annual masses. The fifth entail would be administered by Felícia, daughter of Catarina's niece, also called Catarina Ribeiro, or by one of her sisters, Úrsula and Brígida, if she didn't have descendants. It had a perpetual obligation of two annual masses.

Will made by Diogo Cardoso de Almeida, former capitão-mor of Alter do Chão, in which he ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail and chapel with a perpetual mass obligation of one daily mass in the main church of Alter do Chão. He named both his cousins Bento Garcia and Diogo Cardoso de Almeida to share the administration of the entail during their lifetimes and their eldest male heirs after them. He disposed that no administrator could ever marry a person of new-christian, hebrew or mulato descendancy.

Will made in Gáfete by Madalena Dias, in which she ordered the foundation of an entail composed of three farmlands with a perpetual mass obligation of fourty masses celebrated every year. She named her daughters Isabel Domingues and Maria Calva to share the administration during their lifetimes and their descendants after them, preferable the male heir. If none of them had children, the administration would be handled to the closest relative of the institutor's lineage, starting with her nephew António Dias and, preferably, his eldest male heirs after him.

Will by which João da Videira, Desembargador do Rei, expresses his wish to be huried in the church of S. Lourenço of Arronches. He entails an estate named Sancha Ruiva he received from his sister with a perpetual obligation of a weekly mass on fridays and in the feasts of the Virgin Mary and All Souls Day. He named his two daughters, Inês da Videira and another whose name isn't mentioned, as first administrators during their lifetimes and, after their death, they would be succeeded by their descendants, who would always share the administration of the entail.

Will by which Beatriz Fernandes Morgado expresses her wish to be buried in the chancel of the church of Santa Maria da Lagoa of Monsaraz, where her brother, João Marques, is also buried. She annexes to the entail she donated her deceased nephew, Manuel Fernandes Lopes, the estate of Mécia Nunes, the two moios of wheat she had previously promised to annex to it and other properties, including the estate of Parreira, with an obligation of 100 masses. She donates the entail to her great-nephews, Domingos Eanes and João Marques, sons of Manuel Fernandes Lopes. When one of them dies, the entail shall pass to the surviving one, and to his descendants. If they both have descendants, it shall pass to both their eldest sons, and successively from then on. She bequeaths Lourenço Fernandes 100 000 réis and an olive grove in Monsaraz as a chapel, with the obligation of 10 annual masses for her soul. After Lourenço's death, it shall be given to her great-nephews with the same obligation. She also bequeaths a quarter of her estate of Gagos to the chapel of her husband, Domingos Martins, and to whomever inherits it.

Will made by Gonçalo Eanes de Carvalho in which he ordered his grave in the chapel of Maria Domingues, in Montemor-o-Novo. He also ordered the foundation of a chapel with a perpetual pious obligation of masses celebrated every year in the church of Santa Maria dos Açougues, in Montemor-o-Novo. He appointed Maria Afonso, Lourenço Eanes, Luís Pires and João Gil to be the first administrators during their lifetime. After their death, they shall be succeeded by Margarida Mendes and Diogo Álvares and it is their responsibility to appoint the successor.

Will made by the deceased Violante Pinto, in which she ordered, among other dispositions, the foundation of an entail with a perpetual mass obligation of five masses celebrated every year on the church of N. Sra. da Graça, in Monforte, where her body should be buried. She named the sons of Pedro do Couto and Manuel do Couto as first administrators, and each of them would be succeeded by their eldest male heirs, that would share the administration like them.

Will chart by which Sebastião Dantas wanted to be buried in the Church of São Francisco in Angra do Heroísmo. He established an entail, incorporating assets for the fulfillment of the charges in that church. He designated his wife Hilária Pimentel to be the first administrator. The administrators should rotate between them, namely João de Vasconcelos, Catarina Silva and Filipe, all sons of Filipa de Vasconcelos, niece of the institutor. Their eldest sons should succeed them.

Will chart by which Isabel Afonso, widow of João Pires, expresses her wish to be buried in the convent of S. Francisco of Lisboa. She orders her executors to buy properties with the remaining part of her assets to entail to an obligation of masses for her soul in her burial place. She appoints Diogo Vaz and João de Quintanilha as her heirs and executors. They shall both administer her chapel and entail and shall appoint their successors among their children and heirs. She also establishes a daily mass for her soul in the convent of Esperança of Lisboa, to be administered by its nuns and abbess, to which she bequeaths a lease in Frielas.
Followed by approval deed of the will.

Will chart by which Violante Gonçalves, Afonso Eanes' widow, entails her houses in Lisboa with an obligation of 12 anniversaries prayed annually by the bacharéis da Sé de Lisboa over her tomb. She appoints Jorge Afonso, her son, bacharel, João Rodrigues and Estêvão da Maia, correeiros do Rei, to be the executors of her will and administrators of her chapel. When they die, the administration of the chapel shall be given to their three eldest sons and to their successors afterwards. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1526-12-06.

Will chart by which Álvaro Esteves, Escudeiro do Rei, and Maria Álvares, his wife, bequeath houses in Lisboa to Gonçalo Mendes Monteiro, Estêvão Gomes and their wives, Catarina Álvares and Inês Gomes, nieces of the testators, obligating them to lease the properties and to use its revenues to support the celebration of annual masses in the church of S. Nicolau of that city. Those houses were already linked to a pious obligation instituted by António Ximenes in the convent of S. Domingos of Lisboa, which should be fulfiled by the entail's future administrators. They declare that their remains should be buried inside that church. Followed by an approval deed issued on 1505-12-13 and an opening deed issued on 1505-12-23.

Extract of Diogo Afonso's will, instituting an entail with the obligation of 4 annual masses in the church of São Paio de Antas. As administrators, Diogo Afonso appointed his nephews Pedro e Domingos, which had the right to transmit their part of the administrator to their offspring.

Will (extract) in which Antónia Falcão orders a chapel to be built in the convent of Nossa Senhora do Carmo de Lisboa and expresses her wish to be buried next to her late husband, Garcia Homem. She bequeaths a set of properties to her chapel, which are listed and described, and appoints her nephew Martim Cota Falcão and the priests of the convent as administrators. Martim Cota, who is the eldest son of the testators’ brother, Gaspar Cota Falcão, would have part of the listed properties, subjected to a series of detailed conditions. He was required to fulfil pious obligations for the institutor’s soul and to pay an annual sum of 10 000 réis to the convent. The priests would receive properties near Beirolas and in Salvaterra, as well as the amount paid by Martim Cota and his descendants. These assets were to be entailed and the conditions and alternatives of their transmission are specified.