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• Cosmo Negrone
  
• Paolo Negrone
  
• Notai antichi 950
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Lodisio de Brevei. There are two series in this filza. The first series contains 294 contracts enacted between 2 April 1462 and 18 August 1532. The second series contains 75 contracts enacted between 2 February 1466 and 5 November 1468.
• Lodezio Brevei, filza 1, series I, nr. 40
  
  The nobleman named Paolo Negrone acknowledges the receipt of the dowry of his spouse Teodora Boiardo.
• Teodora Boiardo
  
• Troilo Boiardo
  
• Mariola Spinola
  
• Benedetto Spinola
  
• Niccolò Spinola
  
• Agostino Spinola
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 8, nr. 526
  
  The noblewoman named Maria Spinola appoints her brother-in-law named Gaspare Negrone as her procurator.
• The house of the notary Giovanni de Recco
  
• Niccolò de Cerro
  
• Niccolò de Cerro
  
• person from Famagusta
  
  This attribute denotes a person from Famagusta, with no additional qualifications regarding citizenship or inhabitation.
• Giorgio Carda
  
• Bartolommea de Guizo
  
• Shareholders for the Casa di San Giorgio for the compere of 1469 from the district of Soziglia
  
  This group contains the persons and organization who are attested as shareowners of the Casa di San Giorgio for shares (loca) isused in 1469 and who are inhabitants of the district of Soziglia
• Carlo Gualterio
  
• Giovanni de Nespulo
  
• Diversorum cancellarie 1403–1405, doc. 183, fols. 79v–81r
  
  Jean Lemeingre, the marshall Boucicault, governor of Genoa, along with a quorum of the officium antianorum, grant various privileges to Giuliano Panizario, his secretary and the chancellor of the city of Genoa. In particular, he is allowed to import and export goods up to a value of 2000 gold florins per annum, free from tolls, duties, entry taxes, and other charges. This privilege is granted in recognition of his service to the French crown and the Genoese republic, and on account of him having to provide for fifteen children (all of whom are listed in the document). The declaration also mentions that Simone Marabotto was granted a similar privilege and that the sister of Giuliano, a certain Nicolosia Panizario, is dependent upon him.
• Archivio segreto 501
  
  This archival item contains various documents related to the political adminstration of Genoa enacted by the chancellor Antonio de Credenza between 1403 and 1405.
• Jean II Le Maingre
  
• Giuliano Panizario
  
• Simone Marabotto
  
  Simone Marabotto was a merchant and citizen of Genoa who was active during the second half of the fourteenth century and early fifteenth century.