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The house of Angelo and Leonardo di Negro

has title: The house of Angelo and Leonardo di Negro
has description: The house owned by Angelo di Negro and his brother Leonardo was located in the sub-district (conestagia) of Banchi in the city of Genoa, in the vicinity of the modern-day Piazza Banchi. The notary Tommaso Duracino had his table in the portico of this house for most of his career.
has description from source: Ianue in bancis sub porticu domus Angeli de Nigro et fratris; [domus] illorum de Nigro; Ianue in scalis domus habitacionis dicti Leonardi ac Angeli de Nigro fratrum posite in carubeo de Nigro de Bancis
has type of property: House
has earliest date of attestation: 29 January 1446
has latest date of attestation: 25 November 1476
has adjacent property: The workplace of the notary Simone Canella
is located in: The sub-district (conestagia) of Banchi
has attested owner: Angelo di Negro; Leonardo di Negro
has exact match: The house of the heirs Angelo di Negro and his brother
has unique identifier: ef542fa1-61f2-4802-be7b-a9c3e4f89370

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Items with "has place of enactment: The house of Angelo and Leonardo di Negro"
Title	Class
Tommaso Duracino, filza 9, nr. 72	Document
Tommaso Duracino, filza 9, nr. 79	Document

Items with "is located in: The house of Angelo and Leonardo di Negro"
Title	Class
The workplace of the bankers Bendinello and Bartolomeo Sauli	Physical Human-Made Thing
The workplace of the notary Tommaso Duracino	Physical Human-Made Thing