Giorgio de Columnis was active during the second half of the fourteenth century. He was a citizen of Genoa who served in many administrative positions in the republic. He was originally named Giorgio Calligepalio and assumed the Columnis surname after entering into their albergo.
Giorgio de Dispotato was an enslaved person who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during middle of the fourteenth century. He was manumitted in Rhodes during the spring of 1352.
Giorgio de Franchi was a Genoese merchant and slaveholder active during the late fourteenth and earlyl fifteenth century. He was born as Giorgio Tortorino. He was aggregated, along with his brothers Pietro and Agostino, into the de Franchi albergo in 1393. Afterwards he assumed the name Giorgio de Franchi.
