16456 items

• Franceschi-Galletti
  
  This register collects contracts enacted in Pisa during the late medieval and early modern era.
• Simone di Ambrogio
  
  Simone di Ambrogio was a citizen of Florence who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century. He was attested as an inhabitant of Pisa in the spring of 1437.
• Franceschi-Galletti, item dated 1437-04-20
  
  The slaveholder and merchant named Rainero Rainerii, who is a citizen of Florence currently living in Pisa, manumits an enslaved woman from the Crimean region named Maddalena. The formerly enslaved Maddalena agrees to serve Rainero for a term of five years and reside with him, for which she will receive the sum of 6 gold florins, paid annually.
• Maffeo Lecavello
  
  Maffeo Lecavello was a slaveholder, merchant, and citizen of Genoa who was active in the middle of the fifteenth century. He was born with the name Matteo Xabe and assumed the Lecavello surname after being ascribed into their albergo.
• Tommaso Lecavello
  
  Tommaso Lecavello was active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century. He was named Tommaso Angelo Xabe at birth and assumed the Lecavello surname after being ascribed into their albergo.
• Lucia
  
  Lucia was an enslaved Tatar woman who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. She was manumitted in Pisa during the winter of 1462.
• Spedale Trovatelli
  
  This archival item collects contracts enacted in Pisa during the medieval and early modern era.
• The Monastery of San Frediano in Pisa
  
  The monastery of San Frediano was a Camaldolese monastery in Pisa associated with the church of San Frediano.
• The Church of San Sebastiano in Pisa
  
  The Church of San Sebastiano was a former church located in Pisa. It was demolished in the sixteenth century and replaced by the church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri.
• Guglielmo Rau
  
• Girolamo de Paganellis
  
  Girolamo de Paganellis was a citizen of Pisa who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Bindo de Paganellis
  
  Bindo de Paganellis was active in Pisa during the early fifteenth century.
• Pistoia
  
  Pistoia was a commune in Tuscany that was under Florentine adminstration during the late medieval and early modern period.
• citizen of Pistoia
  
  This attribute qualifies a person who is described as a citizen of Pistoia.
• Benedetto di Piero di ser Niccolò
  
• Volterra
  
  Volterra was a commune in Tuscany that was conquered by Florence in 1472 and afterwards administered by the Florentine government.
• person from Volterra
  
  This attribute qualifies a person named as being from the commune of Volterra with no additional qualifications regarding citizenship or inhabitation.
• Niccolò de Donatis
  
• Niccolò de Donatis
  
• Spedale Trovatelli, item dated 1462-01-11
  
  The slaveholder named Maffeo Lecavella manumits an enslaved Tatar woman named Lucia. The formerly enslaved Lucia is present during the manumission and is represented by the enacting notary Niccolò Donati. Maffeo explicitly renounces the right of patronage. The contract also notes that if Lucia dies intestate and without children, then Maffeo will inherit her property.
• Azerbaijan
  
  The region of Azerbiajan was under the rule of the Seljuk Dynasty in the fourteenth century. By the early fifteenth century it became a vassal state of Timurid Empire of Timur. In 1501 the Safavid dynasty of Iran gained control over the region.
• Juan de Villamare
  
  Juan de Villamare was a slaveholder from Catalonia and the owner of three galleys of the King of Naples who was active in the middle of the fifteenth century.
• Pedro de Villamare
  
  Pedro de Villamare was active during the early fifteenth century.
• captive from Alexandria
  
  This attribute denotes a person from Alexandria who is held in captivity, often in a state of enslavement.
• Giovanni Francesco
  
  Giovanni Francesco was an enslaved baptized Muslim from Alexandria who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. He was manumitted in Pisa in the summer of 1464.