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• Andrea Bartolomeo Imperiale
  
  Andrea Bartolomeo Imperiale was a slaveholder, lawyer, and citizen of Genoa who was active in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century.
• Ginevra Arcante
  
  Ginevra Arcante was a resident of Genoa who was active during the late fourteenth century.
• Giuliano Arcante
  
  Giuliano Arcante was a merchant who was active in the middle of the fourteenth century.
• Maria de Marini
  
  Maria de Marini was a slaveholder and resident of Genoa who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Maddalena de Mari
  
  Maddalena de Mari was a slaveholder and resident of Genoa who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Leonello de Mari
  
  Leonello de Mari was a merchant who was active in the middle of the fourteenth century.
• Davide Staliano, filza 1, nr. 20
  
  The slaveholder named Pellegro Salvago manumits an enslaved Bosnian woman named Lucia, who is approximately 24 years of age, under the condition that she remains in his service for the following six years. This is the same Lucia that Pellegro leased out on the same day in the previous contract. The enslaved Lucia was absent during the transaction and was represented by the enacting notary Davide Staliano.
• Antonio Salvago
  
• Bartolomeo de Portuveneris
  
• Archivio segreto 544
  
  This archival item contains declarations, letters, safe conducts, and other documentation related to the chancery of Genoa recorded in 9 January 1449 to 28 December 1451.
• Gianino
  
• Ambrogio Sauli
  
• Niccolò Sauli
  
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of San Genesio
  
• Giovanni Sauli
  
• Giovanni Sauli
  
• Palazzo of the Sauli Family
  
• Diversorum cancellarie 1449–1450, fol. 154r–v
  
  The slaveholder named Leonardo Sauli manumits an enslaved Circassian man named Gianino. This is a deathbed manumission where Leonardo (and presumably his heirs) retain the right of patronage.
• Lazzaro Sauli
  
• Archivio segreto 3021
  
  This archival item contains various documents related to the Genoa and Genoese colonies in the Mediterranean from 1375 to 1409.
• Urbano Marchesano
  
  Urbano Marchesano was a slaveholder who was active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries
• Lucia
  
• Diversorum comunis Ianue, filza 1, item dated 1409-08-18
  
  The formerly enslaved Tatar woman named Lucia, who had been manumitted by a certain Urbano Marchesano earlier the same day, agrees to work as a servant for Urbano for an unspecified period of time. The contract mentions that the enslaved Lucia had been purchased by Urbano from the heirs of the deceased Paolo de Valegia before her manumission. The combination of sale and manumission thus represents a form of redemption by Urbano.
• Home of the Credenza Family
  
  This was a house in which various member of the Credenza family lived. The home was in the neighbourhood (contrada) of Picapetris but its exact location is still to be determined.
• Antonio de Credenza, contract dated 1409-08-18
  
  The slaveholder named Urbano Marchesano manumits an enslaved Tatar woman name Lucia, whom he had earlier purchased from the heirs of the deceased Paolo de Valegia for an unspecified sum. The enslaved Lucia agrees to work as a servant for Urbano and this agreement is enacted in a subsequent contract.