Items

• 
  Monleone

  Monleone was a village about 30 km north-east of the port of Genoa. It is now part of the town of Cicagna.
• 
  Montaldo (Montalto Ligure)

  The commune of Montaldo became part of the Republic of Genoa in 1260. The commune was renamed Montalto Ligure in the nineteenth century.
• 
  Montanaria da Lumbello
• 
  Montano de Mari
• 
  Montano de Mari
• 
  Montano de Mari
• 
  Montefegatesi
• 
  Montepulciano

  Montepulciano is a comune in the Italian province of Siena.
• 
  Monterosso al Mare
• 
  Monza
• 
  Morchio de Marini
• 
  Mordechai de Tunixio

  Mordechai de Tunixio was a Jewish man from Tunisia whose daughter Cita was enslaved and held in Genoa by Marco Usodimare.
• 
  Moro di Negro
• 
  Morvello Adorno

  Morvello Adorno was a slaveholder who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• 
  Morvello Adorno

  Morvello Adorno was active during the second half of the fourteenth century.
• 
  Morvello Cicala
• 
  Morvello Doria

  Morvello Doria was a Genoese merchant who was active during the late fourteenth century. The sources indicate that he was an illegitimate child.
• 
  Morvello Grimaldi
• 
  Morvello Lomellini
• 
  Morvello Lomellini
• 
  Morvello Spinola
• 
  Morvello Usodimare
• 
  muleteers
• 
  musical instruments
• 
  musicians

  This category refers to those skilled or specializing in the art or practice of music, such as composers, conductors, and performers.