Subsection: Farm of Masseto (Pontassieve – Florence) Series

Subsection: Farm of Masseto (Pontassieve – Florence)
1044
On June 1, 1683, the farm of Masseto changes ownership. Following the division of the Family properties among
the Guadagni brothers, sons of Tommaso (1582-1652), Masseto goes to Donato Maria (1641-1718), founder of the
Santo Spirito Branch and our direct ancestor.
Series: Administration Books [796-810]
1644 – 1818
1045
7 registers, 8 envelopes.
7 Journals of the farm (1644–1653); 59 Journals of earnings and expenses and Copybooks of works performed
contained in 5 envelopes marked from “A.15” to “A.18” (1654-1682); 18 management registers in 3 envelopes
concerning the Santo Spirito branch (1683-1818).
796 [337]
Masseto Copybooks
1644 - 1646
1046
3 registers tied in a package (12x8 inches).
1) “Masseto Copybook” farmer Lorenzo Cossigoli son of Francesco, of Tommaso Guadagni (1644),
cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 100.
2) C.s. (1645), c.s. 205 pages.
3) C.s. (1646, c.s., cc. 96.
797 [778]
Masseto 1650
1650
1047
Cardboard bound register (12x8x1 inches) of 79 papers.
Journal of the Farm of Masseto, Tigliano and San Lorino del Conte of Senator Tommaso (our direct ancestor), son
of Francesco Guadagni (1534-1611), kept by Lorenzo Cassigoli, son of Francesco.
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Tigliano – dining room.
798 [776]
Masseto 1651
1651
1048
Cardboard bound register (11x1x1 inches) of 91 papers.
Journal of the Farm of Masseto, Tigliano and San Lorino del Conte of Senator Tommaso (1582-1652), son of
Francesco Guadagni, kept by Lorenzo Cassigoli, son of Francesco.
Masseto – living room – golden Guadagni Family Crest and crown of marchese on top of the 4 centuries old large
mirror.
This house has been in the Guadagni Family for
This house has been in the Guadagni Family for 1000 years. It was sold only less than 10 years ago, after greatuncle Vieri Guadagni’s death. It is now a deluxe hotel. The ten centuries old park can be seen out of the window.
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799 [786]
Masseto 1652
1652
1049
Cardboard bound register (11x8x1 inches) of 76 papers.
Journal of the Farm of Masseto, Tigliano and San Lorino del Conte (aka San Leolino) of Senator Tommaso (15821652), son of Francesco Guadagni, kept by Lorenzo Cassigoli, son of Francesco.
Castle of San Leolino,
800 [742]
Copybook of the Farm of Masseto
1653
1050
Cardboard bound register (11x8x1 inches) of 98 papers.
Lorenzo Cossigoli son of Francesco, farmer of the heirs of Tommaso Guadagni, son of Francesco. It also concerns
the farm of San Lorino.
Tigliano living room.
At San Leolino.
The Guadagni are and will always be marchesi of San Leolino. However, at the death of Ottavia Guadagni married
Dufour Berte in 1876, the Dufour Berte inherited the estate.
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801 [217, 15]
“A.15” Journals, Earnings and Expenses of the Masseto Farm 1644-1659
1654 - 1659
1051
6 registers in envelope.
1)”Copybook” journal of Masseto and San Lorino del Conte, Lorenzo son of Francesco Cossigoli is the farmer of
Tommaso Guadagni’s (1654) heirs, cardboard bound (1`x1 inches), cc. 95.
2) C.s. (1655), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 107.
3) “Copybook of Masseto” (1656), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 79.
4) C.s. (1657), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc.71.
5) C.s. (1658), c.s., cc. 80.
6) C.s. (1659), c.s., cc. 88.
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802 [269, 17]
“A.16” Copybooks of the Farm of Masseto 1660-1664.
1660 - 1664
1052
5 registers in envelope.
1) ”Journal or copybook of the farm of Masseto and of San Lorino (aka San Leolino) kept by me, Lorenzo
Cassigoli, farmer of the very eminent Guadagni in Masseto” (1660), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 95.
2) C.s. (1661), c.s., cc. 116.
3) C.s. (1662), c.s., cc. 96.
4) C.s. (1663), c.s., cc. 144.
5) “Copybook of the Possession of Masseto” (1661), c.s., cc 123.
San Leolino Farm
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I have just found an internet address called “Fattoria San Leolino” (San Leolino Farm). I opened it and found with
great surprise and joy that it is about the Guadagni fief, now farm, of San Leolino, still owned by our cousins
Dufour Berte, who inherited it in 1876, when Ottavia Guadagni, married Dufour Berte, last descendant of the elder
branch of the Guadagni of Santo Spirito, passed away. As you remember the Dufour Berte inherited the fief, our
branch of the Guadagni inherited the title of “marchese of San Leolino”. I will copy here a few pages of it, which
also talk briefly about our family history. It is all in English, you can read more on it in internet if you wish. The
Dufour Berte still consider themselves our cousins, they live in the Santo Spirito Guadagni Palace, which they also
inherited in 1876, where I met them as few years ago, and are always pleased to meet us. They are also marchesi
(Dufour Berte) and have their own family crest which you can see in internet.
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Fattoria San Leolino Today
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The Marquise Maria Luisa Dufour Berte, granddaughter of Casimiro, is the present owner
of Fattoria San Leolino, an estate which has been in her family continuosly for over 350 years.
The Marquise is referred to by the family as Zia Misa (Aunt Misa) and at the age of ninety she still
manages with great passion and enthusiasm the oil mill where the extra-virgin olive oil is produced.
Throughout the decades she has made all of the important decisions to maintain the farmland
and the farmhouses, preserving many of the traditional methods of farming and production,
while having always an open eye to the future. Fattoria San Leolino today is an operating estate
with 500 acres of land of which 70 acres of olive groves, 4 acres of vineyards and the majority
of the rest composed of forests.
Family History
Story of Pure passion
The estate takes its name from the famous Medieval castle of San Leolino, which ruin stands
in the middle of the property, overlooking the surrounding valleys. It is located in Tuscany,
at the Northern border of the Chianti region and it dates back to 1645. It was originally part
of a much bigger property, belonging to the very old and wealthy Florentine family named
Guadagni, from which the Dufour Bertes, current owners of the Fattoria, descend.
The first Dufour Berte at Fattoria San Leolino was Marquis Casimiro, who inherited the estate
in the 1800s as the minimumamount of property due to him by law. He was in fact being punished
by his parents for marrying the daughter of the servant, instead of a woman from another noble family.
Casimiro was a very passionate man and was more interested in the choices of the heart than
in wealth and position. It was this same passion that Casimiro invested in the Fattoria, making many
improvements over the years to the entire estate.
Marquise Maria Luisa Dufour Berte, granddaughter of Casimiro, is the present owner of Fattoria San
Leolino,
an estate which has been in her family continuosly for over 350 years. The Marquise is referred to by
the family as Zia Misa (Aunt Misa) and at the age of ninety she still manages with great passion
and enthusiasm the oil mill where the extra-virgin olive oil is produced. Throughout the decades
she has made all of the important decisions to maintain the farmland and the farmhouses, preserving
many of the traditional methods of farming and production, while having always an open eye to the
future.
Fattoria San Leolino today is an operating estate with 500 acres of land of which 70 acres of olive
groves,
4 acres of vineyards and the majority of the rest composed of forests. It is managed by a family team
where
the unique experience of Zia Misa is complemented by the competence of her grandnephews,
Tommaso and Nicola Venturi, who are “victims” of her contagious enthusiasm for agriculture.
Besides producing olive oil and grapes for wine, Fattoria San Leolino is also an agritourism visited each
year
by guests who always bring home a bottle of extra virgin olive oil as an exquisite essence of their stay.
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803 [268, 17]
“A.17” Journals, Earnings and Expenses of the Farm of Masseto 1665-1669.
1665 - 1669
1053
5 registers in envelope.
1) ”Copybook of the farm of Masseto”, farmer Francesco Cassigoli, son of Lorenzo (1665), cardboard bound
(1x1 inches), cc. 112.
2) C.s. (1666), c.s., cc. 160.
3) C.s. (1667), c.s., cc. 126.
4) C.s. (1668), c.s., cc. 142.
5) C.s. (1669), c.s., cc. 127.
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804 [219, 17]
“A.17” Journals, Earnings and Expenses of the Farm of Masseto 1670-1683.
1670 - 1683
1054
12 registers in envelope.
1) ”Copybook journal of Masseto” and of San Lorino del Conte, farmer Lorenzo Cassigoli (1670), cardboard
bound (1x1 inches), cc. 95.
2) C.s., farmer Francesco Cossigoli, son of Lorenzo (1671), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 94.
3) “Copybook of Masseto” (1672), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 97.
4) C.s. (1673), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 98.
5) C.s. (1674), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 104.
6) C.s. (1675), c.s., cc. 116.
7) C.s. (1676), c.s., cc. 125.
8) C.s. (1677), c.s., cc. 115.
9) C.s. (1678), c.s., cc. 91.
10) C.s. (1679), c.s., cc. 101.
11) C.s. (1681), c.s., (1x1 inches), cc. 81.
12) C.s. of Masseto Tigliano marked “X” (from June 1, 1682 to May 31, 1683), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 82.
805 [218, 18]
“A.18” Copybooks of Works of the Farm of Masseto 1650-1670
1650 - 1670
1055
21 registers bound in 3 packages contained in an envelope.
1) ”Stack of the Copybooks of the Works” (1650-1660), cardboard bound (1x1 inches).
2) C.s., (1660-1670), c.s. (1x1 inches).
3) C.s., (1670-1682), c.s. (1x1 inches).
806
“A.18” Copybooks of Works of the Farm of Masseto 1670-1682
1670 - 1682
1056
10 registers bound in a packages contained in an envelope.
”Stack of the Copybooks of the Works” (1670-1682), cardboard bound (1x1 inches).
807 [187]
Management of the Farm of Masseto 1683-1705
1683 - 1705
1057
6 registers contained in an envelope.
1) Earnings and expenses of suet (lard) and other (from June 1, 1683 to May 15, 1684), cardboard bound (1x1
inches), 190 pages.
2) C.s., farmer Michelangelo Lanini of the most eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (from May 20,
1685 to May 31, 1687) c.s. (1x1 inches), cc.96.
3) C.s., (from June 1, 1687 to May 31, 1689), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 96.
4) “Gain and expense and journal” (1689-1696), parchment bound (1x1 inches) cc. 191.
5) C.s.marked “D” (from June 1, 1696 to May 30, 1701), c.s., cc. 145, with gain, expense, harvests and seeds,
journal and recollections, “stuff” in Florence.
6) C.s., (from July 1, 1701 to March 31, 1705), c.s., cc. 192.
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event organized by the Consorzio del Vino to present the
newly released vintages and wines.
The Preview is held in the Fortress of Montepulciano,
it became a real theatre for wine on this occasion.
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808 [188]
1706 - 1720
1058
1706 – 1713; 1716 - 1720
Management of the Farm of Masseto 1706 - 1720
4 registers contained in an envelope.
1) “Earning and expense and journal” of the most eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (from April 1,
1706 to May 31, 1709) parchment bound (1x1 inches), cc. 183, with gain, expense, harvests and seeds,
journal and recollections, stuff in Florence.
2) C.s. (from June 1, 1709 to June 30, 1713), c.s., cc. 189.
3) “Book of the Workers” (1716), halfparchment bound (1x1 inches), cc. 60 circa.
4) “Gain and expense and journal’, farmer Bastiano Camarlinghi (from June 1, 1717 to April 31, 1720),
parchment bound (1x1 inches), cc. circa 180.
809 [189]
1695 - 1801
1059
1695 – 1742; 1753 – 1775; 1795 - 1801
Management of the Farm of Masseto 1721 - 1801
7 registers contained in an envelope.
1) “Debtors and creditors of the scrutiny book” of the very eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (16951742), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 45, with alphabetical listing by name. C.s.
2) “Debtors of the scrutiny book” (1697), c.s., cc.9.
3) “Works in Masseto” (1757-1774), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 64.
4) “Debtors and creditors among the workers” (1768-1774), c.s., cc. 46, with list of the workers.
5) “Copybook of money given, items given and received from the workers and works performed by the same”
(1795-1801), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc.104, with list of the workers.
6) “Book of the livestock” (1753-1768), c.s., cc. 93.
7) C.s. (1770-1775), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 60.
810 [534]
April 1801 – June 30, 1818
1060
Copybook of the livestock of Masseto
Parchment bound register with leather supports (14x10x3 inches) of 290 papers.
With alphabetical listing.
Series: Balances [811-830]
1683 – 1818
1061
5 envelopes, 15 registers.
84 registers of Balances of the farm of Masseto contained in 5 envelopes related to the branch of Santo Spirito
(1683-1801), 10 loose registers (1802-1818). The farmers of Masseto were Domenico Cassigoli, Michelangelo
Lanini, Mariano Masi, Bastiano Camarlinghi, Giovanni Camillo Ciaramelli, Tommaso Favini, Francesco
Lombardi, Pietro Bubbolini, Francesco Giuntini and Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
811 [169]
1683 - 1700
1062
Balances of the Farm of Masseto 1684-1700
18 registers contained in envelope.
1) “Copybook of the Balance of Masseto” farmer Domenico Cassigoli (since June 1, 1683), cardboard bound
(1x1 inches), cc. 79.
2) C.s. farmer Michelangelo Lanini (since May 15, 1684), without cover (1x1 inches), cc. 43.
3) C.s. farmer Michelangelo Lanini of the very eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (until May 20,
1685), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 63.
4) “Masseto” (until June 10, 1686), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 50.
5) C.s. (until May 31, 1687), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc.41.
6) C.s. (until June 1, 1688), c.s,. cc.51.
7) C.s. (until May 31, 1689), c.s., cc.49.
8) C.s. farmers Michelangelo Lanini (until October 12, 1689), Mariano Masi (until the end of May, 1690),
c.s., cc. 59.
9) C.s. farmer Mariano Masi (until May 31, 1691), c.s., cc. 48.
10) C.s. (until May 30, 1692), c.s., cc. 52.
11) C.s. (until May 31, 1693), c.s., cc. 48.
12) C.s. (until May 31, 1694), c.s., cc. 48.
13) C.s. (until May 31, 1695), c.s., cc. 53.
14) C.s. (until May 31, 1696), c.s., cc. 52.
15) C.s. (until May 31, 1997), c.s., cc. 50.
16) C.s. (until May 31, 1698), c.s., cc. 57.
17) C.s. (until May 31, 1699), c.s., cc. 57.
18) C.s. (until May 31, 1700), c.s., cc. 56.
Dining Room in the Villa of Masseto.
812 [170]
1700 - 1717
1063
Balances of the Farm of Masseto 1701-1717
17 registers contained in envelope.
1) “Masseto” farmer Mariano Masi (until May 31, 1701), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 60.
2) C.s. (until May 31, 1702), c.s., cc. 58.
3) C.s. farmer Mariano Masi of the most eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (until May 31, 1703), cc.
58.
4) C.s. (up to May 31, 1704), c.s., cc. 53, with Indian ink drawing of the family crest.
5) C.s. farmer Matteo Masi, heir of his father Mariano (until May 31, 1705), c.s., cc. 54, with watercolored
Indian ink drawing of the family crest.
6) C.s. (until March 31, 1706) c.s., cc. 57, with water colored Indian ink drawing of the family crest.
7) C.s. farmer Bastiano Camarlinghi (until May 31, 1707), c.s., cc. 56, with water colored Indian ink drawing
of the family crest.
8) C.s. (until May 31, 1708), c.s., cc. 62, with water colored Indian ink drawing of the family crest.
9) C.s. (until May 31, 1709), c.s., cc. 47, with water colored Indian ink drawing of the family crest.
10) C.s. (until May 31, 1710), c.s., cc. 69.
11) C.s. (until May 31, 1711), c.s., cc. 67.
12) C.s. (until May 31, 1712), c.s., cc. 75.
13) C.s. (until May 31, 1713), c.s., cc. 64.
14) C.s. (until May 31, 1714), c.s., cc. 62.
15) C.s. (until May 31, 1715), c.s., cc. 53.
16) C.s. (until May 31, 1716), c.s., cc. 59.
17) C.s. (until May 31, 1717), c.s., cc. 61.
Facade of Masseto with Guadagni crest above the main door, in Autumn.
813 [171]
1717 - 1735
1064
Balances of the Farm of Masseto 1718-1735
18 registers contained in envelope.
1) “Masseto” farmer Bastiano Camarlinghi of the very eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (until May
31, 1718), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 58.
2) Cs. of the most eminent marchese Neri, Piero and Abbot Jacopo Guadagni (until May 31, 1719), c.s., cc.
48.
3) C.s. of the very eminent marchese Neri and Guadagni brothers (until May 31, 1720), c.s.(1x1 inches), cc.
64.
4) C.s.with Bastiano Camarlinghi’s heirs (until August 31, 1720) with Giovanni Camillo Ciaramelli, new
farmer (until May 31, 1721) c.s., cc. 56.
5) C.s. farmer Giovan Camillo Ciaramelli (until May 31, 1722), c.s., cc. 53.
6) C.s. (until May 31, 1723) c.s., cc. 54.
7) C.s. (until May 31, 1724) c.s., cc. 50.
8) C.s. (until May 31, 1725) c.s., cc. 44.
9) C.s. (until May 31, 1726) c.s., cc. 48.
10) C.s. (until May 31, 1727) c.s., cc. 42.
11) C.s. (until May 31, 1728) c.s., cc. 46.
12) C.s. (until May 31, 1729) c.s., cc. 41.
13) C.s. (until May 31, 1730) c.s., cc. 45.
14) C.s. (until May 31, 1731) c.s., cc. 43.
15) C.s. (until May 31, 1732) c.s., cc. 43.
16) C.s. (until May 31, 1733) c.s., cc. 40.
17) C.s. (until May 31, 1734) c.s., cc. 41.
18) C.s. (until May 31, 1735) c.s., cc. 40.
814 [172]
1735 - 1754
1065
Balances of the Farm of Masseto 1736-1754
19 registers contained in envelope.
1) “Masseto” farmer Giovan Camillo Ciaramelli of the very eminent marchese Neri and Piero Guadagni (until
May 31, 1736), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 44.
2) C.s. (until May 31, 1737) c.s., cc. 43.
3) C.s. (until May 31, 1738) c.s., cc. 64.
4) C.s. (until May 31, 1739) c.s., cc. 43.
5) C.s. (until May 31, 1740) c.s., cc. 44.
6) C.s. (until May 31, 1741) c.s., cc. 57.
7) C.s. farmer Tommaso Favini (until May 31, 1742) c.s., cc. 43.
8) C.s. (until May 31, 1743) c.s., cc. 49.
9) C.s. (until May 31, 1744) c.s., cc. 50.
10) C.s. (until May 31, 1745) c.s., cc. 46.
11) C.s. (until May 31, 1746) c.s., cc. 45.
12) C.s. (until May 31, 1747) c.s., cc. 50.
13) C.s. of the most eminent marchese Piero and Knight Donato Maria Guadagni (until May 31, 1748) c.s., cc.
50.
14) C.s. (until May 31, 1749) c.s., cc. 51.
15) C.s. (until Feb. 28, 1750), farmer Francesco Lombardi (until May 31, 1750), c.s., cc. 57.
16) C.s. farmer Francesco Lombardi (until May 31, 1751) c.s., cc. 51.
17) C.s. (until May 31, 1752) c.s., cc. 48.
18) C.s. (until May 31, 1753) c.s., cc. 46.
19) C.s. (until May 31, 1754) c.s., cc. 47.
815 [173]
1754 - 1801
1066
1754 – 1768; 1796 – 1801
Balances of the Farm of Masseto 1755-1801
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registers contained in envelope.
A 19th century note informs us that “The balances of the Farm of Masseto are missing from year 1769 to
1796”.
“Masseto”, farmer Francesco Lombardi of the most eminent marchesi Piero and Knight Donato Maria
Guadagni (from June 1, 1754 to May 31, 1756), cardboard bound (1x1 inches), cc. 82.
C.s. (from June 1, 1756 to May 31, 1759) c.s., cc. 122.
C.s. (from June 1, 1759 to May 31, 1762) c.s., cc. 121.
C.s. (from June 1, 1762 to May 31, 1765) c.s., cc. 120.
C.s. (from June 1, 1765 to May 31, 1768) c.s., cc. 122.
C.s. farmer Francesco Giuntini of the very eminent marchese Donato Maria Guadagni (from May 31, 1796
to May 31, 1798) c.s., cc. 78, with a package of receipts.
C.s. (from June 1, 1798 to May 31, 1799), c.s. (1x1 inches), cc. 35, with a package of receipts.
C.s. (from June 1, 1799 to Feb. 28, 1801), c.s., cc. 54, with a package of receipts.
816 [819]
March 1, 1801 – Aug. 31, 1801
1067
Balance of the Farm of Masseto written in journal
Cardboard bound register (13x10x1 inches) of 38 papers.
Farmer Francesco Giuntini of ward of court Donato Guadagni (1794-1879), son of
Luigi Guadagni (1751-1799.
817
Sept. 1, 1801 – Aug. 31, 1802
1068
Balance of the Farm of Masseto written in journal
Cardboard bound register (13x10x1 inches).
Farmer Francesco Giuntini of ward of court Donato Guadagni, son of Luigi.
818 [267]
Oct. 1, 1802 – Aug. 31, 1803
1069
Balance of the Farm of Masseto
Cardboard bound register contained in envelope (13x9 inches) of 28 papers.
Farmer Pietro Bubbolini of the marchese Donato Guadagni.
819 [387]
Sept. 1804 – Aug. 31, 1805
1070
Balance of the Farm of Masseto
Cardboard bound register (14x10 inches) of 30 papers.
Farmer Pietro Bubbolini of the marchese Donato Guadagni.
820 [788]
Sept. 1, 1805 – Feb. 5, 1806
1071
Balance of the Farm of Masseto
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 29 papers.
Agent Pietro Bubbolini.
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821
Feb. 26, 1806 – Aug. 31, 1806
1072
July 30, 1806 – Aug. 31, 1807
1073
Balance of the Farm of Masseto
Cardboard bound register (13x11x1 inches) of 26 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli of marchese Donato Guadagni.
822 [764]
Balance of the Farm of Masseto of a year registered in the journal
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 28 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
823
Sept. 1808 – Aug. 31, 1809
1074
Balance of the Farm of Masseto of a year registered in the journal
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 28 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli of marchese Donato Guadagni.
824
Sept. 1, 1809 – Aug. 31, 1810
1075
Balance of the Farm of Masseto
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 28 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli of marchese Donato Guadagni.
825 [340]
Balance of the Farm of Masseto of a year
1810 – Aug. 31, 1811
1076
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 29 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
826 [341]
1812 – Aug. 31, 1813
1077
Balance of the Farm of Masseto of a year
Cardboard bound register (15x11x1 inches) of 28 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
827 [338]
1813 – 1814
1078
Balances of the Farm of Masseto for 10 months.
Cardboard bound register (15x10x1 inches) of 27 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
828 [741]
Aug. 12, 1815 – June 30, 1816
1079
Balance of the Farm of Masseto for 10 months
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 27 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
829 [343]
1816 – June 30, 1817
1080
1817 – June 30, 1818
1081
Balance of the Farm of Masseto for one year
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 27 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.
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Balance of the Farm of Masseto for one year
Cardboard bound register (14x10x1 inches) of 27 papers.
Farmer Bartolomeo Gozzoli.