Giovanni Antonio Lomellini was an inhabitant of Genoa during the early sixteenth century. The sources indicate that he died before having any children.
The slaveholder named Antonio Marruffo manumits an enslaved Circassian man named Valentino. Antonio retains the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
The slaveholder from Naples named Cola Bucciotto manumits an enslaved Vlach woman named Caraiha. Cola retains the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
The recently manumitted Vlach woman named Caraiha agrees to enter into service for her former slaveholder from Naples named Cola Bucciotto for a term on one-and-a-half years. The agreement also contains a promise that Caraiha will not practice the apotechary's art (under her own name or someone else's name) in Chios or elsewhere. The contract was extracted.
This contract is for the manumission of an enslaved man named Niccolò. The contract is extremely damaged and it is not possible to ascertain any additional features about the manumission.
The slaveholder and baker name Giovanni Ungaro manumits an enslaved woman named Tedora under the condition that she enters into the service of Giovanni for the remainder of his lifetime. The contract mentions that the manumission included a gift of clothing and that Giovanni retains the right of patronage. The contract was very damaged so the information is incomplete.
The slaveholder named Stefano de Bozzolo manumits an enslaved Ruthenian woman named Teodisia. The enslaved Teodisia had agreed, as per an earlier sentence issued on 11 November 1451, to either pay 15 ducats of Chios to Stephano or work for him as a servant for two years as a condition of manumission. This manumission acknowledges the receipt of the 15 ducats paid through the bank of Edoardo Giustiniani on 11 March 1462. Stefano retains the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
The slaveholder and chancellor of Genoa named Niccolò de Credenza manumits an enslaved Albanian woman named Cita, who is over 30 years of age (the complete age is obliterated by the contract perforation). The contract mentions that Cita had served Niccolò and his family for nine years. Niccolò explicitly renounces the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
The slaveholder named Francesco Giustiniani manumits an enslaved Hytuk woman named Margarita, who is approximately 30 years of age. Francesco retains the right of patronage.
