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• Ugolino Fieschi
  
• Niccolò Fieschi
  
• Grimaldo Grimaldi
  
• Antonio de Fontanelio, register 1, 1370–1389, fol 104v
  
  The slaveholder named Pietra Costa, named an heir of her father the notary Luca Costa, manumits an enslaved woman named Sofia.
• Notai antichi 717
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Bartolomeo Risso. There are two series in this filza. The first series contains 261 contracts enacted from 3 February 1453 to 1 February 1454. The second series contains 247 contracts enacted from 5 February 1454 to 29 January 1455.
• Bartolomeo Risso, filza 3, series I, nr. 105
  
  The slaveholder and silk weaver named Giorgio Galetto manumits an enslaved Hungarian woman named Elena, who is approximately 35 years of age. Giorgio retains the right of patronge. The contract was extracted.
• Giorgio Galetto
  
  Giorgio Galetto was a slaveholder and silk weaver (who specialized in the weaving of silk belts and straps) who was active in Genoa during the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Giacomo Galetto
  
• Elena
  
• Antonio de Recco
  
• Bartolomeo Risso, filza 3, series II, nr. 100
  
  The slaveholders and brothers named Damiano and Giovanni Spinola manumit an enslaved Russian woman named Anna, who is approximately 30 years of age. The enslaved Anna had previously been leased to a certain Branchaleone Grillo, who subequently sub-leased her to a certain Tommasina Doria, with her original term of service ending on 1 October 1460. Tommasina agrees to forgive the final two years of Anna’s service so that she only owes service until 1 October 1458. The contract also has an option for Anna to redeem any or all of her remaining service to Tommasina at a cost of 10 Genoese lire per year. Damiano and Giovanni retain the right of patronage.
• Anna
  
• Tommasina Doria
  
• Tommaso Doria
  
• Barnaba de Curlis
  
• The house inhabited by Tommasina Doria
  
• Gregorio Galuzzo
  
• Agostino de Castiliono
  
• Battista Porra
  
• Giovanni de Castiliono
  
• Archivio segreto 571
  
  This archival resource contains entries related to the activities of the Officium monete by the chancellor Giacomo Bracelli for the year 1461.
• Diversorum cancellarie 1461, entry dated 1461-01-29
  
  The vice-governor of Genoa named Ludovic de Valle, along with the council of elders, deliberated on a petition concerning the execution of an enslaved woman accused of sorcery. She was scheduled to be burned in Vastato (a region just north-west of the old Genoese walls, in the vicinity of Chiesa di Nostra Signora del Carmine e Sant'Agnese). Some local nobles, including Galeotto, Bartolomeo, and Baldassare Lomellini objected to the execution, arguing that would bring dishonor to their district and diminish the condition of their properties, and that it contravened custom which required executions to occur outside the city. The also argued that the Body of Christ was customarily carried through the district during processions and that the place should remain undefiled by executions. The governor and elders considered the position and ruled that no executions of justice should be carried out in the region.
• person from France
  
• Ludovic de Valle
  
  Ludovic de Valle was the vice-governor of Genoa during period of French administration from May 1458 to March 1461.
• Domenico de Franchi