This is the testament of the slaveholder named Orietta Cocalosa. She does not name an executor but instructs her heirs to decide funeral expenditures. She names her daughter Bianca Groppo, Giorgio Griffo, and Gaspare de Monsia as her universal heirs with each receiving one third of the estate. She also names numerous beneficiaries. The enslaved Agnesia (who is manumitted the same day in the following contract) is named as a beneficiary of two benches, one press, two pairs of sheets, one mattress, one pillow, one wool blanket, one knife, a silver spoon, and all the clothing and silver currently in her possession. Her nephew Giorgio Griffo receives one piece of striped fabric (Alexandrine) and rights to the debt of approximately 250 Genoese lire held by Orietta against the heirs of the deceased Giacomo de Maiolo, who had been in a business partnership with her deceased husband Antonio Groppo. Her daughter Pometta Groppo receives the right of full usufruct of all items of the estate not given as bequests (but not ownership, which is held by the universal heirs). She also bequests burial privileges to Pietro Costa and Giorgio Griffo that she holds for the Beringerio family monument in San Lorenzo. Finally she provides charitable bequests of 5 soldi to both the Scario and Pammatone hospitals. The item was extracted.
