Matteo de Scipionibus was a Genoese nobleman active in the early fifteenth century. Matteo and several members of the Ardimento family merged into the Scipionibus albergo in 1418 and they sometimes assumed that surname.
Matteo de ser Antonio was a Florentine slaveholder and merchant who was active in the Genoese Mediterranean during the first half of the fifteenth century.
Matteo de Tabia was a Genoese merchant active in the eastern Mediterranean region in the late fifteenth century. He remained in Pera after the Ottoman conquest and was accultrated as a "perot".
Matteo Fatinante was a Genoese slaveholder and merchant active during the first half of the fifteenth century. He was born Matteo Maroso and assumed the Fatinante surname after entering into the Fatinante albergo in 1440.
