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  Giovanni Lercari

  Giovanni Lercari was a citizen of Genoa who was active in the second half of the fourteenth century.
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  Giovanni Lercari

  Giovanni Lercari was a slaveholder who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century.
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  Giovanni Littardo
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  Giovanni Lodisio Fieschi

  Giovanni Lodisio Fieschi was a slaveholder who was active during the middle and late fifteenth century.
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  Giovanni Lodisio Fieschi

  Giovanni Lodisio Fieschi was active during the first half of the fifteenth century.
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  Giovanni Loggia

  Giovanni Loggia was a notary and citizen of Genoa who was active during the first half and the middle of the fifteenth century.
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  Giovanni Loggia, filza 1, series II, nr. 94

  The slaveholder and nun named sister Argenta Salvaiga, abbess of the monastery of San Sepolcro di Sampierdarena issues a quittance to Bartolomeo Doria for 5 Genoese lire she had received from him. The amount was represented the remainder owed from a sale earlier in the same year of an enslaved woman by Argenta to Domenico Bartolomeo for 130 Genoese lire and recorded by the notary Giacomo de Bargalio. Domenico Bartolomeo was not present during the transaction and was represented by the enacting notary Giovanni Loggia, who had remaining 5 lire from Antonio de Sarzana, named as the factor of Domenico Bartolomeo.
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  Giovanni Loggia, filza 1, series III, nr. 35

  The slaveholder and nun named Tobietta de Levanto of the Monastery of San Tommaso in Genoa, with the consent of the abbess Maria Grillo and a quorum of other nuns, manumits an enslaved Abkhazan woman named Lucia, who is approximately 22 years of age. The contract specifically indicates that the enslaved Lucia was a servant at the monastery.
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini

  The sources indicate that Giovanni was an illegitimate child and had died without any children.
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  Giovanni Lomellini

  The sources indicate that Giovanni had changed his name from Antoniotto.
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini

  Giovanni died before having any children.
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini

  Giovanni Lomellini was a slaveholder who was active during the late fifteenth and early sixteenth century.
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  Giovanni Lomellini
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  Giovanni Lomellini

  Giovanni Lomellini was active in the early fifteenth century. He died without producing any children, probably while in his youth.