Research snapshot · 2 October 2026. The interface is translated; source text and editorial readings below retain their original languages. Coverage is limited to the reviewed batch. Mentions and unnamed placeholders are not unique identities or a population total.
Record
Álvaro Coronel · Inquisition process
PT/TT/TSO-IC/025/03682
No relationship edges are supplied. Allegations and testimony remain attributed statements; guilt, ancestry, religious identity and final judicial outcomes are not established.
1542-09-14 to 1543-02-11
Literal catalogue production and creation date range
Editorial reading
Inquisition process concerning Álvaro Coronel. The catalogue describes him as a renter resident in Mesão Frio and records accusations of Judaism, heresy and apostasy. Those are attributed catalogue classifications and accusations, not findings established by the limited manuscript reading reported here.
Reviewed coverage
Bounded working readings of digital objects 3–6
Boundary checks on objects 2 and 7
Layout/heading inspection of objects 7–12 only
Qualifications and limits
Object 7 remains partial and palaeographically unresolved.
Layout/heading inspection is not a full transcription or translation.
The whole process has not been read or translated.
The catalogue lists a sentence and auto-da-fé date of 11/02/1543; the limited manuscript reading does not independently establish their contents or outcome.
Dates are preserved as catalogue literals; they do not date every act inside the file.
Names in this record are not automatically merged with namesakes in other records.
Allegations, proposed questions, pleadings and testimony are not adjudicated facts or pedigree edges.
The current shelfmark is under Inquisição de Coimbra, proc. 3682; the catalogue explicitly says the process belonged to the Inquisition of Porto. Both descriptions are retained.
The catalogue names Ana Cardoso as spouse, but this batch creates no relationship edge and does not independently establish that relationship.
No relationship to Felipe or connection to a modern family is established.
The catalogue labels the record as migrated and not archivally treated; its classifications remain attributed metadata.
Reviewed coverage
56 viewer files
The catalogue offers 56 files; this is not a manuscript-leaf count or a count of fully read pages.
Archive attribution
Arquivo Nacional Torre do Tombo / DGLAB, PT/TT/TSO-IC/025/03682, Digitarq.