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• Maria
  
• The workplace of the notary Oberto Foglietta
  
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• Lazzaro de Terrile
  
• Giovanni de Terrile
  
• Stefano Martignone
  
• Dionisio Rissotto
  
• Maria
  
• Antonio Adorno
  
• The house inhabited by Antonio Adorno
  
• Teramo Castelasso, filza 1, nr. 8
  
  The slaveholder named Dionisio Rissotto manumits an enslaved Ruthenian woman named Maria, who is approximately 28 years of age, with Dionisio retaining the right of patronage. Maria is present and represented in the manumission by the enacting notary Teramo de Castelaccio.
• Giacomo Dentuto
  
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of San Pancrazio
  
• The house inhabited by Domenico Pinelli
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 11, nr. 229
  
  The slaveholder named Domenico Pinelli manumits an enslaved Circassian man named Giacomo Dentuto, who is approximately 38 years of age. This is a rare case in which an enslaved person has the surname of their holder, in this case, the former surname of Domenico Pinelli, indicating their entry into the albergo as a famulus. Domenico retains the right of patronage.
• Battista Salvago
  
  Battista Salvago was a slaveholder and citizen of Genoa who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Selvagio Salvago
  
  Selvagio Salvago was a slaveholder who was resident in Genoa during the second half of the fifteenth century.
• Battistina Spinola
  
• Bartolommea Salvago
  
• Giorgio Salvago
  
  Giorgio Salvago was an enslaved man from Samgrelo who was held in Genoa by Battista Salvago. He was manumitted in 1468 by Selvagio Salvago, the son of Battista, who inherited the title over Giorgio as testamentary heir. The designation of Giorgio with the surname Salvago indicates that he was accepted into the albergo after manumission as a famulus.
• Pietro Fazio, contract enacted 1466-02-17
  
  The testament of Battista Salvago which names his son Selvagio Salvago as his universal heir.
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 11, nr. 239
  
  The slaveholder named Selvagio Salvago manumits an enslaved man from Samgrelo named Giorgio Salvago, who is approximately 25 years of age. The enslaved Giorgio had been held by the deceased father of Selvagio named Battista Salvago and inherited by Selvagio as his universal heir. Selvagio was a minor at the time of the manumission and is represented in the manumission by his fiduciaries Accellino and Pietro Salvago. This is a rare case in which an enslaved person has the surname of their holder indicating their entry into the albergo as a famulus. Selvagio and his fiduciaries retain the right of patronage.
• Pietro Giustiniani
  
  Pietro Giustiniani was a slaveholder and citizen of Genoa who was active in the eastern Mediterranean in the early and middle parts of the fifteenth century. The sources indicated that he died in late 1462.
• Maria Corso
  
• Avignon
  
  Avignon is a city in the region of Provence in south-west France.
• Elena
  
  Elena was an enslaved woman from the Kingdom of Hungary who was resident in Genoa during the middle of the fifteenth century. She was manumitted in Genoa during the summer of 1455.