Will (extract) by which the administrator Francisco Salgado de Araújo declared that his first wife left him some houses that were incorporated into the entail of the institutor António Borges de Ceia. These houses should be succeeded by a son, or daughter, in his absence. The institutor left 39 000 réis in Câmara de Lisboa and a farm and casal in "ribeira de Alcântara" for the celebration of masses in the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Anunciada. Francisco Salgado de Araújo also wanted to use his third for the celebration of masses for the institutor's soul. Preceded by a deed of sale dated 1624-04-10, by which the institutor's father, Diogo Borges de Ceia, bought a public debt instrument of 75 000 réis and to which António Borges de Ceia succeeded.