Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino [AHU]

Cabo Verde, caixa 1, docs. 84, 85, 93

caixa 2, doc. 15

caixa 3, doc. 64

Biblioteca da Ajuda

cód. 51-IX-25

cód. 51-VI-54, no. 38

Arquivos Nacionais/Torre do Tombo [ANTT]

Inquisição de Lisboa

Livro 25

Livro 59

Livro 194

Livro 202

Livro 203

Livro 204

Livro 205

Livro 206

Livro 208

Livro 209

Livro 210

Livro 217

Conselho Geral do S. Oficio

Livro 301

Livro 302

Livro 314

Mesa da Conciência e Ordens

Livro 24

Núcleo Antigo 799 (Customs Records)

Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal/ Lisbon [BNL]

Códices (Cód.)

297, fol. 1–109, André Álvares de Almada, Tratado breve dos Reinos de Guiné do Cabo Verde

454, Francisco de Lemos Coelho, Discripção da Costa de Guiné e situação de todos os portos, e rios della; e roteyro para se poderem navegar todos seus rios, 1684

525, fol. 1–56. André Álvares de Almada, untitled abridged version of the Tratado followed by anonymous additions

Reservado (Res.)

Cód. 319, Francisco de Lemos Coelho,Descripção da Costa da Guiné desde o cabo Verde athe Serra Lioa com Todas Ilhas e Rios que os Brancos Navegão, 1669

Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa

Res. 3, E-7. Padre Manuel Álvares, Etiópia Menor e Descripção Geographica da Província da Serra Leoa; Cópia do séc. XVIII

Real Academia de la Historia [RAHM]

Jesuitas, vol. 185, no. [16]

Fundo Velasquez, cod. 36, Estante 22, grade 4, no. 75

Bayerische Staatsbibliothek

Codex hispanicus 27 (Valentim Fernandes)

Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Municipal do Porto

Ms. 603: André Álvares de Almada, Tratado breve dos Rios de Guiné do Cabo Verde

Gemeente Archief

334: Archief van de Portugees-Israëlietische Gemeente te Amsterdam/Portuguese Jewish Community Archives

Books 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 421, 422

5075: Archief van de Notarissen ter standplaats Amsterdam/Notarial Archives [NA]

NA 62 fol. 206 (January 22 and November 22, 1610)

NA 62 fol. 209 (December 8, 1610)

NA 62 fol. 217v (January 11, 1614)

NA 62 fol. 218v (January 19, 1611)

NA 62 fol. 345 (January 12, 1612)

NA 124 fol. 25v–26v (March 16, 1611)

NA 137 fol. 210–210v (January 22, 1615)

NA 160 fol. 28–29v (October 4, 1619)

NA 338 fol. 244 (June 21, 1617)

NA 400A fol. 172–172v (January 24, 1630)

NA 414B/528 (December 12, 1636).

NA 461, fol. 297–298 (October 17, 1619)

NA 625 fol. 541–542 (May 22, 1620)

NA 629 fol. 98v–100 (May 16, 1623)

NA 632 fol. 250 (December 4, 1626)

NA 645 blz 594 (November 6–7, 1619)

NA 645 fol. 596 (November 6, 1619)

NA, 645 / 887 (January 22, 1620)

NA 645 blz. 580 (November 1, 1619)

NA 645 blz 1150–1151 (November 13, 1620)

NA 792 blz. 846–847 (1636)

NA 1555A blz. 85–86 (April 1, 1638)

NA 2182/100–113 (April 27, 1677)

NA 3686/607 (June 17, 1681)

NA 3686/609 (June 17, 1681).

Archivo General de la Nación

Leg. 34; 1578–1624; Nueva signatura; SO-CO Ca 2; Do 8; Año 1573 F 1014v: “cargazones llevadas a Cacheu, en el Nuestra Señora del Vencimiento y San Juan Bautista, a cargo de Manoel Batista Peres; fecha August 15–November 26, 1616.”

Tribunal de la Inquisición, Concurso de Acreedores de Manuel Bautista Pérez, Leg 35, Nueva signatura, SO-CO, Ca 18, Do 197, p. 179 (fol. 490v–491); fol. 477v–478.

Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino [AHU]

Cabo Verde, caixa 1, docs. 84, 85, 93

caixa 2, doc. 15

caixa 3, doc. 64

Biblioteca da Ajuda

cód. 51-IX-25

cód. 51-VI-54, no. 38

Arquivos Nacionais/Torre do Tombo [ANTT]

Inquisição de Lisboa

Livro 25

Livro 59

Livro 194

Livro 202

Livro 203

Livro 204

Livro 205

Livro 206

Livro 208

Livro 209

Livro 210

Livro 217

Conselho Geral do S. Oficio

Livro 301

Livro 302

Livro 314

Mesa da Conciência e Ordens

Livro 24

Núcleo Antigo 799 (Customs Records)

Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal/ Lisbon [BNL]

Códices (Cód.)

297, fol. 1–109, André Álvares de Almada, Tratado breve dos Reinos de Guiné do Cabo Verde

454, Francisco de Lemos Coelho, Discripção da Costa de Guiné e situação de todos os portos, e rios della; e roteyro para se poderem navegar todos seus rios, 1684

525, fol. 1–56. André Álvares de Almada, untitled abridged version of the Tratado followed by anonymous additions

Reservado (Res.)

Cód. 319, Francisco de Lemos Coelho,Descripção da Costa da Guiné desde o cabo Verde athe Serra Lioa com Todas Ilhas e Rios que os Brancos Navegão, 1669

Sociedade de Geografia de Lisboa

Res. 3, E-7. Padre Manuel Álvares, Etiópia Menor e Descripção Geographica da Província da Serra Leoa; Cópia do séc. XVIII

Real Academia de la Historia [RAHM]

Jesuitas, vol. 185, no. [16]

Fundo Velasquez, cod. 36, Estante 22, grade 4, no. 75

Bayerische Staatsbibliothek

Codex hispanicus 27 (Valentim Fernandes)

Biblioteca Pública e Arquivo Municipal do Porto

Ms. 603: André Álvares de Almada, Tratado breve dos Rios de Guiné do Cabo Verde

Gemeente Archief

334: Archief van de Portugees-Israëlietische Gemeente te Amsterdam/Portuguese Jewish Community Archives

Books 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 421, 422

5075: Archief van de Notarissen ter standplaats Amsterdam/Notarial Archives [NA]

NA 62 fol. 206 (January 22 and November 22, 1610)

NA 62 fol. 209 (December 8, 1610)

NA 62 fol. 217v (January 11, 1614)

NA 62 fol. 218v (January 19, 1611)

NA 62 fol. 345 (January 12, 1612)

NA 124 fol. 25v–26v (March 16, 1611)

NA 137 fol. 210–210v (January 22, 1615)

NA 160 fol. 28–29v (October 4, 1619)

NA 338 fol. 244 (June 21, 1617)

NA 400A fol. 172–172v (January 24, 1630)

NA 414B/528 (December 12, 1636).

NA 461, fol. 297–298 (October 17, 1619)

NA 625 fol. 541–542 (May 22, 1620)

NA 629 fol. 98v–100 (May 16, 1623)

NA 632 fol. 250 (December 4, 1626)

NA 645 blz 594 (November 6–7, 1619)

NA 645 fol. 596 (November 6, 1619)

NA, 645 / 887 (January 22, 1620)

NA 645 blz. 580 (November 1, 1619)

NA 645 blz 1150–1151 (November 13, 1620)

NA 792 blz. 846–847 (1636)

NA 1555A blz. 85–86 (April 1, 1638)

NA 2182/100–113 (April 27, 1677)

NA 3686/607 (June 17, 1681)

NA 3686/609 (June 17, 1681).

Archivo General de la Nación

Leg. 34; 1578–1624; Nueva signatura; SO-CO Ca 2; Do 8; Año 1573 F 1014v: “cargazones llevadas a Cacheu, en el Nuestra Señora del Vencimiento y San Juan Bautista, a cargo de Manoel Batista Peres; fecha August 15–November 26, 1616.”

Tribunal de la Inquisición, Concurso de Acreedores de Manuel Bautista Pérez, Leg 35, Nueva signatura, SO-CO, Ca 18, Do 197, p. 179 (fol. 490v–491); fol. 477v–478.

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