Subrogation deed by which Afonso Lopes, mercador de vinhos, and his wife, Antónia Barreiros, use a fraction of the value of the third part of Diogo Barreiro's assets, 160 000 réis, to buy vineyards and houses in Almada to entail to Isabel de Soveral and Jorge Barreiros' chapel, which they administrate. It is mentioned that, after Diogo Barreiros' death, they took legal action against Maria Nunes, Diogo's widow, since they had considered that the deceased had unlawfully left the third part of his assets to his wife and chose an administrator which was not his closest relative, disrespecting the clauses defined by the entail's institutors. Maria Nunes decided to put an end to the litigation and, in 1647-02-19, the conflicting parties reached an agreement: they would be given the assets left by Diogo Barreiros to his widow and, in turn, would buy a property to be incorporated in the entail and cost the making of an altarpiece to be placed in the chapel of Anjo S. Miguel in the church of S. João da Praça of Lisboa.