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  sextons
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  Sforza Trotto
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  Shareholders for the Casa di San Giorgio for the compere of 1469 from the district of Soziglia

  This group contains the persons and organization who are attested as shareowners of the Casa di San Giorgio for shares (loca) isused in 1469 and who are inhabitants of the district of Soziglia
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  shares of the Casa di San Giorgio
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  shearers

  These are textile workers who remove the fleece from an animal, as a profession.
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  shilling denominations
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  ship
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  shipbuilders

  This attribute denotes a person who works as shipbuilder, one who works with all aspects of ship construction using both wood and metals.
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  shipwrights

  These are persons employed as shipwrights. They are generally, in the late medieval and early modern period, a specialized form of wood worker who works with planks.
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  shoemakers

  These are craftsmen who make and sometimes also design shoes, boots, and other footwear, as well as repair or refinish them. For those whose primary work is to repair or refinish footwear, see "cobblers."
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  Sibilla Lomellini
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  Sicily

  The island of Sicily.
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  Siena
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  Sigismondo de Oxiis
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  Sigismondo di Negro
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  Sigismondo di Negro
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  Sigismondo Grillo
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  Sigismondo Grillo
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  Sigismondo Salvago

  Sigismondo Salvago was a citizen of Genoa who was active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century.
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  Sigismondo Spinola

  Sigismondo Spinola was a merchant who was active during the second half of the fifteenth century.
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  silk dyers
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  silk merchants
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  silk spinners

  These are tradespeople that engage in the process for producing single yarn of silk out of discontinuous filament of cocoon.
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  silk weavers

  Trade- or craftspeople who created silk cloth by weaving threads together. Silk would be harvested, cleaned, carded, dyed, and then spun into thread. Weavers would then use a loom to weave the threads together to form fabrics. This generally refers to a trade active from the Middle Ages through the Industrial Revolution when the process was taken up by machine looms.
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  silver