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Individuals

Ferrucci, Tuccio di Leonardo di Francesco di Bindo di Piccio

Birth Family Ferrucci
Gender male
Age at Death 77
Database ID 11677

Life Dates

February 3rd, 1413
birth
1447
marriage
1490 a
testament
January 4th, 1491
death

Posts (8 total)

Office Government Date
Tre Maggiori
May 1st, 1444 to June 30th, 1444
Tre Maggiori
September 15th, 1445 to December 14th, 1445
Tre Maggiori
July 1st, 1449 to August 31st, 1449
b Other
September 1449
Tre Maggiori
May 7th, 1451 to September 6th, 1451
Tre Maggiori
January 7th, 1456 to May 6th, 1456
Tre Maggiori
March 15th, 1463 to June 14th, 1463
Podestà (Podestà) c Other

Memorials (2 total)

Carmine 003.1a Cappella dell'Assunta de Ferrucci
January 4th, 1491
d
Carmine 003b tomb of the Ferrucci family
January 4th, 1491
e

Extended Family (30 total)

Siblings
Parents in law
Siblings in law
Grandparents
Great grandparents
Great great grandparents
Aunts and uncles
Great aunts and uncles
Great great aunts and uncles
Nieces and nephews
Great nieces and nephews
Great great nieces and nephews
First cousins twice removed

Locations (1 total)

S. Frediano, Drago S. Spirito, S. Spirito, Florence
circa 1412 (date is approximate) to January 4th, 1491
f

Sources (5 total)

ASF, Catasto, 1427 vol. 67, fol. 159v-160
ASF, Corp. Rel. Soppr. GF, 113, 7: Carmine, Libro di Provenienze pp. 51, no. 95
ASF, Manoscritti, Carte Pucci vol. 596/2, ins. 35 (Ferrucci in Fedini)
L. Passerini, "Note" pp. 463–4, no. 13 and 467
D. Herlihy et al., Online Tratte rec. 419092, 109385, 124515, 109381, 201154, 304611, 109382

Notes

  • [a] Having no children, Tuccio named his nephews, the sons of his brother Antonio, as his heirs.
  • [b] According to Passerini (1583, p. 463), Tuccio was elected to the Dieci della balía for the war against the Aragonese in Naples.
  • [c] Passerini (1583, p. 463) indicates that Tuccio was podestà of Castelfranco di sotto in 1448.
  • [d] Tuccio made a bequest of 100 gold florins to re-endow his family's chapel with an obligation for a mass on the feast of the Assumption and the day afterwards for his soul. He also requested masses in honor of Francesco di Giovanni di Taddeo Ferrucci da Fiesole and his relatives on July 28th. Carmine records show that his descendants, nephews Leonardo and Niccolò d'Antonio, refinanced their portion of the bequest in 1507 with proceeds from a workshop in via delli Stracciaiolo near the church of San Leo and continued to make payments through 1525. Another descendant, great-nephew Ruberto di Leonardo, arranged for his portion to be paid from proceeds from a house in the parish of S. Pier Buonconsiglio in via del Forese. See ASFi, Corporazioni Religiosi soprresse dal Governo Francese, 113, vol. 13, p. 51, no. 95.
  • [e] Given that Tuccio left a bequest for annual masses on August 15 and 16 in the family chapel dedicated to the Assumption, it seems highly likely that he was buried in the family tomb at the foot of its altar.
  • [f] In 1427, Tuccio and his brother Antonio declared their home to be in the via del Fondaccio in the Drago gonfalone.