Given that his father Cristoforo (Cristofano) and uncle Zanobi died about two decades prior to the date on their tomb in Santa Maria Maggiore, it seems likely that Bernardo commissioned the monument together with his cousins Berto and Manetto di Zanobi Carnesecchi. Interestingly, they asked the stone carver to use Gothic style lettering, perhaps out of the desire to make the monument look older than it was, even as it carried the date 1436.
| Birth Family | Carnesecchi |
|---|---|
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 54 |
| Database ID | 14304 |
December 18th, 1398 |
birth |
before April 27th, 1453 |
death |
| Office | Government | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Tre Maggiori | March 15th, 1436 to June 14th, 1436 |
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| Major Guild | May 1st, 1438 to August 31st, 1438 |
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| Mercanzia | April 1st, 1443 to June 30th, 1443 |
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| Tre Maggiori | January 1st, 1448 to February 28th, 1448 |
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| Tre Maggiori | September 1st, 1451 to October 31st, 1451 |
| S. M. Maggiore 43 lastrone di Zanobi e Cristoforo Carnesecchi 1436 | circa 1435 (date is approximate) to circa 1436 (date is approximate) |
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| D. Herlihy et al., Online Tratte | rec. 403718, 21857, 21860, 21854, 21861, 21862, 114768, 114769, 21858, 403716, 304913, 305393, 21859, 21863, 21864 |
