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• Girolamo de Rossano
  
• Antonio de Rossano
  
• Giorgio de Buzacia
  
• Corrado de Buzacia
  
• Bartolomeo de Sancto Petro
  
  Bartolomeo de Sancto Petro was a dyer who was active in Genoa during the second half of the fourteenth century.
• Angelo Spinola
  
• Branca Bagnara, filza 1, series II, nr. 279
  
  The slaveholders named Carlo Spinola, his mother Agenta Cattaneo, and his brothers Giacomo, Angelo, Leonardo, and Gaspare Spinola manumit an enslaved woman named Maddalena. The enslaved Maddalena had been manumitted in a contract enacted on 8 May 1430 by Lombardo de Sancto Stephano (now lost) with an obligation of to serve Argenta and her sons for a term of two years. This current manumission remits and cancels the two-year service obligation with the Spinola family retaining the right of patronage. The contract was extracted.
• Branca Bagnara, filza 1, series II, nr. 271
  
  The paper-maker named Basilio Axinela acknowledges a debt of 150 Genoese lire to a certain Girolamo Lercari.
• Dexerino de Rocha
  
• Branca Bagnara, filza 1, series II, nr. 288
  
  The enslaved Elena agrees to serve the slaveholder and paper-maker Basilio Axinela for a term of eight years. Basilio promises to manumit Elena after the term of service. The enslaved Elena also promises not to work as a servant for Girolamo Lercari or his household.
• composition contracts
  
• Branca Bagnara, filza 1, series II, nr. 303
  
  The slaveholder and paper-maker named Basilio Axinello transfers an enslaved woman named Elena to a certain Girolamo Lercari as the satisfaction for a debt of 150 Genoese lire which Basilio owes Girolamo and which was recorded in a debt instrument enacted on 10 October 1430. The contract states that the enslaved Elena would be restored to Basilio upon repayment of the sum and that Girolamo would have the right to purchase Elena for the same amount within one year after she was returned. If Basilio refused the resale then Girolamo is bound to immediately manumit the enslaved Elena.
• Paolo de Franchi
  
  Paolo de Franchi was a Genoese merchant and slaveholder who was active in the fifteenth century, holding numerous administrative positions in local government.
• Leonardo de Franchi
  
  Leonardo de Franchi was a Genoese merchant and captain of a commercial vessel who was active in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century. He was born named Leonardo Tortorino and assumed the de Franchi surname when a branch of his family entered the albergo in 1393.
• Notai antichi 657
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Branca Bagnara. There are two series in this filza. The first series contains 249 contracts enacted from 28 December 1448 to 20 December 1449. The second series contains 190 contracts enacted from 29 December 1449 to 22 December 1450.
• Branca Bagnara, filza 10, series I, nr. 46
  
  The slaveholders and brothers named Paolo de Franchi and Pietro Ambrogio de Franchi manumit an enslaved woman named Marta. The shoemaker named Lorenzo Guastavino pays 30 Genoese lire to the brothers to secure the manumission. The brothers are represented in the transaction by another Paolo de Franchi (from another branch of the family) who serves as their procurator by a power of attorney contract enacted on 18 January 1448 by Branca Bagnara. The enslaved Marta is also absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Branca Bagnara. The brothers retain the right of patronage.
• Marta
  
• Lorenzo Guastavino
  
• Giovanni Guastavino
  
• The house inhabited by Paolo de Franchi
  
  This house was located in the neighbourhood of the de Franchi albergo, which was in the sub-district (conestagia) of Manusola.
• Girolamo de Lacu
  
• Notai antichi 656
  
  This archival item contains contracts enacted by Branca Bagnara. There are two series in this filza. The first series contains 254 contracts enacted from 2 January to 20 December 1447. The second series contains 252 contracts enacted from 2 January to 24 December 1448.
• Branca Bagnara, filza 9, series II, nr. 18
  
  The brothers named Paolo de Franchi and Pietro Ambrogio de Franchi appoint Paolo de Franchi (a different Paolo from another branch of the family) to serve as their procurator.
• Alterisia Cattaneo
  
  Alterisia Cattaneo was a Genoese noblewoman and slaveholder who was active in the early fifteenth century.
• Lucrezia de Marini