Individuals

no surname used, Chiaro di Ardinghello (ritagliatore di panni del pop. S. Friano)

August 4th, 1377 a	testament
August 8th, 1377	death

Carmine 017.1 Altare di S. Niccolò vescovo di Bari	August 4th, 1377 b
Carmine 299 Cappella dell'Annunziata di S. Agnese	before August 4th, 1377 c	d
Carmine 300 facciata e porta maggiore

Siblings	no surname used, sorella di Chiaro di Ardinghello (madre di Dianora, uxor Bartolomeo di Puccio)
Siblings in law	Buonaseri, Bartolomeo di Puccio (de Florentia)
Nieces and nephews	Buonaseri, Dianora di Bartolomeo di Puccio (uxor messer Guasparre)

Compagnia di Santa Maria del Bigallo e
frati di Santa Maria del Carmine f

1370s

ASF, Corp. Rel. Soppr. GF, 113, 7: Carmine, Libro de' Oblighi	pp. 4, no. 4; 83, no. 160
ASF, Corp. Rel. Soppr. GF, 113, 13: Carmine, Libro de Padronati	pp. 85-87
G. Poggi, "La compagnia del Bigallo"	pp. 199-200
ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 107, no. 299

[a] According to Giovanni Poggi (1904), Chiaro's will, drawn up by ser Niccolò di Zanobi di Matteo di Pavona can be found in ASFi, Diplomatico, Carmine, 4 agosto 1377.
[b] testament
[c] Records kept by Chiaro's universal heir, the Compagnia del Bigallo, make clear that the chapel of the Annunciation was built prior to Chiaro's testament and death.
[d] With his bequest of August 4th, 1377, Chiaro left funds to endow his chapel dedicated to the Annunciation and established three perpetual masses on the feasts of the Annunciation (March 25th), St. Nicholas (December 6th), and the Immaculate Conception (December 8th). The two feasts of the Virgin were celebrated at this Altar of the Annunciation.
[e] Given that Chiaro left his estate to the Bigallo confraternity, he was most likely a member.
[f] Chiaro requested burial wearing the Carmelite habit, which indicates he must have joined as a converso or friar prior to his death.