Elena was an enslaved woman from the region of Samgrelo, in the western Kingdom of Georgia, who was manumitted and was active in Genoa during the early fifteenth century. She was known to have served in the households of the paper maker Basilio Axinela and the banker Girolamo Lercari.
Elena was an enslaved woman from the Kingdom of Hungary who was resident in Genoa during the middle of the fifteenth century. She was manumitted in Genoa during the summer of 1455.
