The slaveholder named Girolamo Spinola sells an enslaved child from the Canary Islands named Caterina de Salè, who is approximately 14 years of age, to the knight named Antonio Bicchi. Antonio was represented by his son Giovanni Bicchi who serves as his procurator.
The slaveholder and knight named Antonio Bico, who is the commissioner of Montepulciano, manumits an enslaved woman from the Canary Islands named Caterina de Salè, whom he had purchased from Girolamo Spinola about six years previously, upon which Caterina immediately enters into marriage with the formerly enslaved man named Cola Gobita. Antonio donates 52 to Caterina, which the contract notes was her purchase price. The newly married Caterina and Cola promise to serve Antonio and his family for a term of 15 years as a condition of the manumission and donation.
