The slaveholder named Giorgio de Marini sells an enslaved Moorish woman named Caterina, who is approximately 18 years of age, to a merchant from Valencia named Gabriel Marco, for 125 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Giorgio Lomellini sells an enslaved baptized Muslim woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 20 years of age, to the wool worker named Stefano de Clavaro, for 50 Genoese ducats.
The slaveholder named Lodisio Ittaliano sells an enslaved baptized Muslim child named Caterina, who is approximately 11 years of age, to a barber named Stefano de Serravalle, for 80 Genoese lire. She is described as a captive from Algeria.
The slaveholder named Giovanni de Stanchino, from the commune of Moneglia, leases out an enslaved Hungarian woman named Melica, who is approximately 30 years of age, to a certain Pietro Ambrogio Carrega, for a term of 15 years and a total payment of 125 Genoese lire. She is to be liberated at the end of the term. The contract represents the ratification of the transfer of Melica by Filippo Cassana, serving as the procurator of Giovanni, to Pietro Ambrogio, a few months earlier on 1 December 1473. The contract also specifies that Melica cannot be subleased to the heirs of Battista de Franchi nor a certain Filippo de Caneto.
The slaveholder named Giacomo Novara sells an enslaved baptized Muslim man named Giorgio, who is approximately 22 years of age, to a merchant from Bilbao named Juan de Sumelso, for 34 Genoese ducats.
The slaveholder and silk worker named Battista de Perolerio sells an enslaved Circassian woman named Cita, who is approximately 26 years of age, to a merchant from the city of Tortosa named Mateu Vicamps, for 170 Genoese lire. The payment is made in part with a measure of grain.
The slaveholder named Poalo de Iudice obtains insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Giovanni de Marini for an enslaved Bosnian woman named Melica, who is approximately 32 years of age and about six months pregnant, for coverage of 200 Genoese lire. The contract has a term of five months. Paolo is absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino.
The slaveholder and notary named Battista Garrone obtains insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Giovanni de Marini for an enslaved Mingrelian woman named Margarita, who is approximately 20 years of age and about four months pregnant, for coverage of 250 Genoese lire. The contract has a term of seven months. Battista is absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino.
The slaveholder and barber named Simone Cantalupo manumits an enslaved Russian woman named Giacobina, who is approximately 36 years of age. The formerly enslaved Giacobina agrees to work as a household servant without salary in the household of Leonardo di Negro for a term of two years and also agrees to pay the sum of 60 Genoese lire to Simone within four years, both conditions of the manumission. The contract was extracted.
The slaveholder named Damiano Spinacio obtains insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Battista Spinola for an enslaved Greek woman named Caterina, who is approximately 25 years of age and about six months pregnant, for coverage of 200 Genoese lire. The contract has a term of five months. Damiano is absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino.
The shoemaker and slaveholder named Pagano de Abbatibus manumits an enslaved Circassian woman named Caterina, who is approximately 38 years of age. Caterina was present during the manumission and represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino. Pagano retains the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
The slaveholder named Antonio Massola sells an enslaved baptized Muslim woman named Caterina, who is approximately 25 years of age, to a merchant named Martino Giustiniani, for 120 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Andreolo de Caito sells an enslaved Moorish woman named Caterina, who is approximately 20 years of age, to the physician named Battista Bonivento, for 40 Genoese ducats. The contract notes that the notary specifically asked the physician Battista Benevento, on the request of the absent Andreolo, to confirm the health of enslaved Caterina, and he responded that she was healthy.
The slaveholder and banker named Teramo Centurione leases out an enslaved Ruthenian child, who was born in Barcelona and named Micaela, and who is approximately 16 years of age, to Paolo de Puteobonello, for a term of 6 years and total payment of for 72 Genoese lire. Paolo is represented in the transaction by the Milanese citizen Antonio de Parabiago who serves as his procurator by the power of a contract enacted by the notary Paolo de Odino. The enslaved Micaela was present during the transaction and represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino. The contract states that should Paolo enter into marriage with Micaela during the period of the lease then she is to be manumitted. Teramo retains the right of patronage after any manumission. The contract was twice extracted.
The slaveholders and brothers named Tommaso, Lazzaro, Gaspare, and Domenico Grimaldi lease out an enslaved Ruthenian woman named Margarita, who is approximately 38 years of age, to a certain Lorenzo Cacia, for a term of 10 years and total payment of 120 Genoese lire. The enslaved Caterina was declared as part of the inheritance of the brothers and had been held by their now deceased father Domenico Grimaldi. Tommaso Grimaldi represents his brothers (who are absent) in the transaction and the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino represents the absent Margarita. The contract mandates that Margarita will be manumitted at the end of the term of service with Tommaso retaining the right of patronage. The contract was twice extracted.
The slaveholder and silk worker named Battista de Perolerio sells an enslaved Moorish woman named Maria, who is approximately 23 years of age, to a certain Oberto Grimaldi, for 100 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Cristoforo de Iudice leases out an enslaved Russian woman named Caterina, who is approximately 35 years of age, to a noblewoman named Bartolommea Marchione, for a term of 12 years and a total payment of 120 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Leonardo Quachero, from the commune of Santa Margherita Ligure, sells an enslaved Moorish child named Caterina, who is 10 years of age and described as white (albus), to the nun Argent Salvago, from from Chiesa e Monastero di Santa Caterina d’Alessandria, for 100 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder and clothing reseller named Anechino de Bruges manumits an enslaved Circassian woman named Agnese de Bruges, who is approximately 30 years of age. The enslaved Agenese was in Avignon during the manumission and was represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino. Anechino retains the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
The slaveholder named Giovanni Picio obtains insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Pietro Gentile for an enslaved Circassian woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 30 years of age and about five months pregnant, for the coverage of 275 Genoese lire. The contract has a term of six months. Giovanni is absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino.
The slaveholder named Prospero Cattaneo sells an enslaved baptized Muslim woman, who is approximately 22 years of age, to a certain Francesco Paxerio, for 130 Genoese lire. Prospero is represented in the contract by Marco Cattaneo. The contract does not mention the name of the enslaved woman but notes that she has been baptized.
The slaveholder named Bartolomeo Spinola sells an enslaved Circassian woman named Marta, who is approximately 36 years of age, to a certain Lazzaro Lercari, for 159 and 9 soldi of Genoese currency.
The slaveholder named Luca Cattaneo sells an enslaved Circassian woman named Maddalena, who is approximately 20 years of age, to a merchant named Battista Giustiniani, for 275 Genoese lire.
The slaveholder named Antonio Carrega cedes to rights of an enslaved Hungarian woman named Maddalena to a shoemaker named Bartolomeo de Zino. This is related to the lease of the enslaved Maddalena by Antonio recorded by the notary Oberto Foglietta.
