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has title
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Antonio Pastorino, filza 10, series II, nr. 460
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has contract title
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Cessio et anullatio iuirum unius Iudee et adhestio et appodatio
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has date of enactment
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16 December 1495
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has description
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The slaveholder and priest named Girolamo de Camulio, who is the Archbishop of Chios, cedes the rights of a formerly enslaved Jewish child, now baptized, named Simona, who is between 13 and 14 years of age, to a silk merchant named Giovanni Battista Pichenotto, for 15 Genoese ducats. The formerly enslaved Simona had been redeemed three years early from the slaveholder named Matteo de Montenegro for 16½ ducats. The contract mentions that Simona had been enslaved along with her brother and father and that she was formerly Jewish and now a Christian. Giovanni Battista was absent during the transaction and was represented by his son Lazzaro Pichenotto. It also mentions that Girolamo had tended to her care through a period of illness and that he had to leave the city of Genoa. The contract was extracted.
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has named item related to cession
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Simona
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has rights holder
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Archivio di stato di Genova
cession of rights contracts
Antonio Pastorino
Notai antichi 1299
The house inhabited by Girolamo de Camulio
