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Pietro Rasperio was a Genoese merchant active during the second half of the fifteenth century.

Ambrogio Capello was a notary and citizen of Genoa who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. He was the son of the notary Antonio Capello. In 1476 he is recorded as the owner of a ship, which in 1480 was placed in paid service, presumably for the Genoese authorities. In 1482 he served as a partitore, an administrative office concerned with the allocation or distribution of public responsibilities or assessments. The following year, 1483, he was elected one of the twelve anziani. He was married to Battestina, daughter of the notary Simone Multedo.

Antonio Capello

Antonio Capello was a notary who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century. Has was the son of Tommaso Capello and is first recorded in 1428 as notaro di Sestri. In 1438 he served as podestà of Castiglione, as attested by a document drawn up in his own hand. In 1451 Antonio and his brothers Michele, Pietro, and Giovanni, all sons of the late Tommaso Capello of Sestri, were named together in the records of the notary Francesco Bellerone. Antonio was also the father of the notary Ambrogio Capello.

Tommaso Duracino, filza 15, nr. 385