The slaveholder named Antonio Gibello manumits an enslaved Hungarian woman named Marta, who is approximately 25 years of age, under the condition that Marta serves Antonio for the remainder of his life. If Antonio should die before his son Giovanni reaches 22 years of age, then Marta must also serve him until he reaches the age of 22. Marta is absent during the manumission and is represented by the enacting notary Giovanni Balluco. Antonio renounces the right of patronage.
Giovanni Battista was an enslaved baptized Muslim from Tunisia, originally named Ali, who who was manumitted in Pisa in 1529. He was still active in Pisa 30 years later when he requested an authenticated copy of his manumission contract.
