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• Miguel de Emendanio de Cocha
  
• Giorgio Ittaliano
  
• Mariola Ittaliano
  
• Francesco Lecavello
  
• Battista Lecavello
  
• Elena
  
• Simone Canella, filza 1, series I, nr. 98
  
  The slaveholder named Francesco Lecavello sells an enslaved Bosnian woman named Elena, who is approximately 20 years of age, to the nobleman named Francesco Centurione for 200 Genoese lire.
• Luca Pinelli
  
  Luca Pinelli was a slaveholder and citizen of Genoa who was active during the fifteenth century. He entered the Scipionibus albergo at some point and assumed their surname before reassuming the Pinelli surname after the dissolution of the albergo.
• Simone Canella, filza 1, series I, nr. 262
  
  The slaveholder named Luca Pinelli sells an enslaved Abkhazan child named Maria, who is approximately 17 years of age, to a merchant from Siena named Bartolomeo Ruffaldo, for a measure of 80 "mine" of grain. The contract was extracted.
• Luca Pinelli
  
  Luca Pinelli was a Genoese merchant active during the early fifteenth century. He was originally named Luca Ardimento before entering into the Pinelli albergo.
• Maria
  
• Bartolomeo Ruffaldo
  
• Domenico Ruffaldo
  
• Galeazzo Ittaliano
  
• Lucia
  
• Simone Canella, filza 2, series I, nr. 18
  
  The slaveholder named Galeazzo Ittaliano leases out an enslaved woman named Lucia to the nobleman named Bartolomeo Centurione for a term of seven years and total payment of 100 Genoese lire.
• Notai antichi 870
  
  This filza contains contracts enacted by the notary named Simone Canella. There are two series in the filza. The first series contains 383 contracts enacted from from 30 December 1480 to 23 December 1482. The second series contains 328 contracts enacted from 2 January 1483 to 19 December 1486.
• Domenico Centurione
  
• Domenico Brignole
  
• Maddalena
  
• Simone Canella, filza 2, series I, nr. 102
  
  The slaveholder named Domenico Centurione leases out an enslaved baptized Muslim woman name Maddalena, who is approximately 24 years of age, to the notary named Domenico Brignole, for a term of sixteen years and total payment of 144 Genoese lire.
• Pedro Peres Demoros
  
• Dona Peres Demeros
  
• Pietro Antonio Ittaliano
  
• Oberto Foglietta, filza 37, nr. 2
  
  The merchant named Pietro Peres Demeros, described as formerly Jewish (olim hebreus), and having a debt of five Genoese ducats due to a certain Antonio Ittaliano, which he is unable to pay because of his poverty (propter ipsius paupertatem), leaves his daughter Dona, who is approximately 15 years of age, to work as a handmaiden and household servant (famula et pedissequa) for Antonio until she is 26 years of age. This is a form of a lease contract for a free person.