Vincenzo Aimario was a Genoese slaveholder who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century. He was originally from Piedmonte and was made a Genoese citizen in 1404.
The slaveholder named Bartolomeo Doria manumits an enslaved baptized Muslim from Granada named Maddalena, with Bartolomeo retaining the right of patronage.
The slaveholder named Pelotta Cibo, the widow of Bartolomeo Fieschi, along with her brother-in-laws Girolamo Fieschi and Giovanni Battista Fieschi, fideicommissaries of the aforementioned Bartolomeo, sell an enslaved baptized Muslim child named Gianico, who is approximately 16 years of age, to a notary named Baldassare Garbarino, for 20 Genoese ducats.
Vincenzo Lomellini was active during the early and middle sixteenth century. The sources indicate that Vincenzo was an illegitimate child and took a formerly enslaved woman as his wife.
