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• furriers
  
  These are persons who buy and sell furs or fur products; also persons who make, repair, alter, or clean fur garments.
• Illario de Plebe
  
• Battista Delfino
  
• doublet-makers
  
  These are craftspeople who constructed close-fitting body-garments, with or without sleeves, worn by men from the fourteenth to the eighteenth centuries
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 1, series I, nr. 27
  
  The testament of Gaspare Rebuffo. Elisabetta Rebuffo, the sister of Gaspare, is named as the execector and heir. There are numerous beneficiaries. The Ospedale di San Bernardo de Scario receives five Genoese soldi. Portions of a house, land, and possessions in Granarolo are bequeathed to Giovanni and Agostino Rebuffo (the brothers of Gaspare), Giuliano Rebuffo, and the brothers Francesco, Pelegro and Antonio Rebuffo (the sons of Stefano Rebuffo), and divided into thirds according to their respective rights. Financial obligations owed to Stephano Rebuffo and subsequently by his sons, Francesco Pelegro and Antonio, are directed to be shared equally among these sons. Gaspare also leaves 20 Genoese lire annually for the sustenance and governance of his mother Luchina Leardo, to be paid by his sister and main heir, Elisabetta. This provision is contingent upon her husband Cosmo Leardo passing away before Luchina and is aimed at supporting her after her husband's death.
• Gaspare Rebuffo
  
• Emanuele Rebuffo
  
• Cristoforo Garrone
  
• The Church of Santa Maria di Granarolo
  
• Elisabetta Rebuffo
  
• Ospedale di San Bernardo de Scario
  
• The sub-district (conestagia) of Podio di San Giovanni
  
• Bernardo de Zerbis
  
• Eligio de Monleone
  
• Monleone
  
  Monleone was a village about 30 km north-east of the port of Genoa. It is now part of the town of Cicagna.
• Granarolo
  
  Granarolo was a village about 2 km north of the port of Genoa. It is now a district in the metropolitan city of Genoa.
• Giovanni Rebuffo
  
• Angelo Rebuffo
  
• Giuliano Rebuffo
  
• Ambrogio Rebuffo
  
  Ambrogio Rebuffo was a citizen of Genoa who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Francesco Rebuffo
  
• Pellegro Rebuffo
  
• Antonio Rebuffo
  
• Stefano Rebuffo
  
• The house inhabited by Gaspare Rebuffo