Individuals

Machiavelli, Filippo di Lorenzo di Filippo

before December 29th, 1423

death

Office	Government	Date
	Tre Maggiori	September 15th, 1415 to December 14th, 1415 a
Arte della Lana (Guild Consul, Wool masters) drawn from four purses (borse) representing four city districts (conventi): S. Pancrazio (western part of city), Oltrarno (southern), S. Martino (northern), and S. Piero Scheraggio (eastern) Consuls served four-month terms starting January, May, or September; magistracy had eight consuls Online Tratte Code: 24	Major Guild	May 1st, 1417 to August 31st, 1417
Arte della Lana (Guild Consul, Wool masters) drawn from four purses (borse) representing four city districts (conventi): S. Pancrazio (western part of city), Oltrarno (southern), S. Martino (northern), and S. Piero Scheraggio (eastern) Consuls served four-month terms starting January, May, or September; magistracy had eight consuls Online Tratte Code: 24	Major Guild	May 1st, 1421 to August 31st, 1421
	Tre Maggiori	December 15th, 1421 to March 14th, 1422 b

S. Felicita 14b monumento di Filippo di Lorenzo Machiavelli 1462		1462 to 1735
S. Felicita 14b monumento di Filippo di Lorenzo Machiavelli 1462		March 15th, 1422, December 28th, 1423 or a day in between	c

son of Machiavelli, Lorenzo di Filippo
father of Machiavelli, Alessandro di Filippo di Lorenzo di Filippo
father of Machiavelli, Antonio di Filippo di Lorenzo di Filippo
father of Machiavelli, Carlo di Filippo di Lorenzo di Filippo
father of Machiavelli, Gino di Filippo di Lorenzo di Filippo
father of Machiavelli, Lorenzo di Filippo di Lorenzo di Filippo

residence

ASF, Catasto, 1427	vol. 65, fol. 195
ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 189, no. 14
D. Herlihy et al., Online Tratte	rec. 37116, 42882, 37117, 37122, 37118

[a] Filippo was elected to the Twelve for the Santo Spirito quarter on September 12th, 1415.
[b] Filippo was elected to the Twelve on December 12th, 1421.
[c] Even though the grave marker at the foot of the Machiavelli altar in Santa Felicita was not completed until 1462, it seems likely that provisions for family burial had been made along with the altar and that Filippo was buried where he wished to be at the foot of his family's altar in his parish church in an unfinished tomb.