An inventory of Gian Berniche's goods was made on July 7, 1388. The decedent, who may have been of English origin (he is called Inghilese in the documents) designated his three sons, Giovanni, Niccolo, and Almonte, as his heirs, and stipulated that his daughter Alisabetta would receive a dowry from his assets according to her brothers' estimates. The inventory included exquisite items of clothing his wife, Bice, including "a woman's small red riding jacket lined with draping with small buttons," f. 56r.
- Record type: Guardianship
- Date: 7 July, 1388
- Locale: Florence, Tuscany, Italy
- Language(s): Italian
- Archival location: Archivio di Stato di Firenze, Magistrato dei pupilli avanti il principato 4
- Extent: 9 Folios (paper, register - quarto)
Edited by Laura Morreale, with corrections by Sama Mammadova, and contributions by Daniel Lord Smail.
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