Gabriel Font appears alluded as beneficed priest in Santa Maria del Mar. The inventory starts in his house, at the "Carrer de la Mar", in the room where he died.

Some of the cultural objects mentioned are an altarpiece, crucifixes, and a number of images (primarily of virgins). Among the books, a printed breviary 'Intitulat Inst [...] summulo confessionis [...]'; a folio-sized manuscript missal in parchment; other two folio-sized manuscript books, also in parchment, one entitled 'manipulus virorum [or curatorum ?]', and the other 'manipulus curatorum'. Mentions "Item vn libre forma de full de paper Intitulat passiones e de cant cornat en pots cubertes de cuyro negre ab vn gasset e vn [...] trencat".

In the continuation of the inventory (3 of May), apparently still in the same room, "Item vn processioner de stampa paper ligat en pots cubertes de cuyro morat ligues ab vates [?] de seda leonada". And finally in a cupboard of the chapel of St. Michael in Sta. Maria del Mar, a book of hours and a breviary, both printed.