Memorials

Carmine 102 tomb of Lanfredino d'Orsino Lanfredini and his descendants

Rosselli Number	102.0
Memorial Type
Status	lost
Current Repository	na
Primary Installation	floor
Secondary Installation	no additional components
Tomb Form	rectangular
Liturgical Orientation	unk
Documented Types	sepoltura lastrone lapida chiusino
Component Parts	slab cover
Decorative Elements
Material	marble
Database ID	30551

circa 1400 (date is approximate)

Lanfredini, Lanfredino di Orsino di Bartolo di Cecco di Lanfredino	circa 1400 (date is approximate) to January 28th, 1771	a
Lanfredini, Antonio di Orsino di Lanfredino di Orsino di Bartolo	1430
Lanfredini, Orsino di Lanfredino di Orsino di Bartolo di Cecco	before April 28th, 1448 b
Lanfredini, Jacopo di Orsino di Lanfredino di Orsino di Bartolo	by December 19th, 1481
Tornaquinci, Selvaggia di Piero (uxor Lanfredino di Jacopo Lanfredini)	circa 1500 (date is approximate)	c
Lanfredini, Lanfredino di Jacopo di Orsino di Lanfredino di Orsino	October 20th, 1520	d
Lanfredini, Bartolomeo (senatore) di Lanfredino di Jacopo di Orsino	November 5th, 1544 e
Corbinelli, Bartolomea di Jacopo (detta Baccia, uxor Sen. Bartolomeo di Lanfredino Lanfredini)	December 1st, 1570s (year is uncertain)	f

circa 1400 (date is approximate) to January 28th, 1771

ASF, Corp. Rel. Soppr. GF, 113, 13: Carmine, Libro de Padronati	pp. 139, no. 37
ASF, Manoscritti, 624, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 90, no. 102

[a] This Lanfredino d'Orsino is the most likely candidate as patron of the family tomb in the Carmine given that his grandson and namesake born in 1427 had no issue and does not appear in the Mansfield family tree.
[b] Orsino was registered as deceased when he was drawn for the Sixteen from a 1444 purse.
[c] Selvaggia died at or not long after the birth of her son Bartolomeo, and her husband remarried in 1500. It seems quite likely that she was buried in her husband's family tomb given her early death and possible lack of ability to draft a testament with alternate burial wishes.
[d] Given that his son Bartolomeo was buried in the family chapel, it seems quite likely that Lanfredino was as well.
[e] Lanfredini died in Pisa on November 4th, 1544, and it presumably took some time to get his body back to the Carmine for burial. Given that his son Antonio established memorial masses for him on November 5th, this was likely the date of his burial.
[f] Her son Antonio sponsored anniversary masses on the day of her death with his testament of 1584. Presumably she was also buried in the family tomb not far from the chapel where priests would pray for her soul.
[g] arms and inscription