("Donado Polo
del Canareggio") presented the Government with 1000 ducats, besides
maintaining in arms himself, his son, and seven others.[9] Under
1388 we find Donato still living, and mention of CATARUZZA, d. of
Donato:[10] and under 1390 of Elena, widow of Donato.[10]
The Testamentary Papers of Nicolo also speak of GIACOMO [or Jacopo]
Polo. He is down in the Estimo of 1379 for 1000 Lire;[11] and
in 1371 an inscription in Cicogna shows him establishing a family
burial-place in Sta. Maria de' Servi:[12]
[M deg.CCC deg.LXXI. Die primo mensis ... S. Dni IACHOBI. PAVLI. DE
CFINIO. SANCTI. IEREMIE. ET. SVOR. HEREDVM.]
(1353. 2nd June. Viriola, widow of ANDREA or Andrinolo Polo of Sta.
Maria Nuova ?)[13]
1379. In addition to those already mentioned we have NICOLO assessed
at 4000 lire.[11]
1381. And apparently this is the NICOLO, son of Almoro
(Hermolaus), who was raised to the Great Council, for public
service rendered, among 30 elected to that honour after the war of
Chioggia.[14] Under 1410 we find ANNA, relict of Nicolo Polo.[15]
1379. In this year also, ALMORO, whether father or brother of the
last, contributes 4000 lire to the Estimo.[11]
1390. CLEMENTE Polo (died before 1397)[15] and his wife MADDALUZIA.[15]
Also in this year PAOLO Polo, son of Nicolo, gave his daughter in
marriage to Giov.
