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• Giovanetto
  
• Antonio Fazio, filza 14, series I, nr. 122
  
  The slaveholder named Opicino Spinola manumits an enslaved Tatar woman named Agnese, who is approximately 40 years of age. The formerly enslaved Agnese agrees to visit the home of Opicino each year on Christmas day and bring him one capon as a condition of manumission. The contract was extracted.
• Agnese
  
• San Fruttuoso
  
  San Fruttuoso was an autonomous commune located in the Bisagno valley.
• The house inhabited by the notary Antonio de Facio
  
• inhabitant of San Fruttuoso
  
  This attribute designates a person named as an inhabitant of San Fruttuoso, with no additional qualifications regarding citizenship.
• Battista de Balano
  
• Andrea de Bonifacio
  
• Antonio Fazio, filza 14, series I, nr. 159
  
  The slaveholder and merchant from Catalonia named Pedro Servente manumits an enslaved Russian woman named Maria, who is approximately 20 years of age. Maria is absent during the enactment and is represented by the enacting notary Antonio de Facio. Pedro retains the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
• Pedro Servente
  
• Pedro Servente
  
• Maria
  
• The church of San Fruttuoso
  
• Antonio Fazio, filza 14, series I, nr. 359
  
  The slaveholder and commercial agent named Paolo Promontorio manumits an enslaved Hungarian woman named Maria, who is approximately 60 years of age. Maria is described as of Christian and not 'Saracen' descent and the contract mentions that she had made an unspecified payment to Paolo for the manumission. Maria was absent during the transaction and was represented by the enacting notary Antonio de Facio. The contract was extracted.
• Maria
  
• Leonardo de Zoalio
  
• Pileo de Marini
  
• Samuele de Marini
  
• Girolamo Pallavicini
  
• Andrea de Fornari
  
• Andrea Bonerio
  
• Carlo de Muolonibus
  
• Antonio Fazio, filza 2, series II, nr. 141
  
  The slaveholder named Battista Fatinante manumits an enslaved Circassian woman named Sofia, who is approximately 30 years of age. The formerly enslaved Sofia agrees to transfer one share (locus) in the Casa di San Giorgio, which had been bequeathed to her through the testament of Clara de Capua, to Battista, as well as pay him 80 Genoese lire in five annual installments of 16 lire and pay an additional 10 Genoese lire to his unnamed brother. Battista retains the right of patronage.
• Battista Fatinante
  
• Pietro Fatinante