The slaveholder named Giovanni Bartolomeo de Podio manumits an enslaved man from the region of the Geta named Aspertino, who is approximately 24 years of age.
Asperto was an enslaved man from the region of the Geta people that was active in the Mediterranean during the middle of the fifteenth century. He was manumitted in Chios in the winter of 1457.
The slaveholder named Pietro Giustiniani manumits an enslaved Hungarian woman named Sofia, who is approximately 32 years of age, under the condition that she serves his son-in-law Raffaele Giustiniani for a term of nine years starting from 1 January 1455.
Sofia was an enslaved Hungarian woman who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the middle of the fifteenth century where she was held as a servant by Pietro Giustiniani. She was manumitted in Chios in the summer of 1457 after entering into a service agreement with Raffaele Giustiniani, the son-in-law of Pietro, for a nine-year term that began on 1 January 1455.
Margarita was an enslaved Circassian woman from the Hytuk region that was active in the eastern Mediterranean in the middle of the fifteenth century. She was manumitted in Chios during the summer of 1457.
The slaveholder named Paolo Adorno manumits an enslaved Circassian man named Giorgino, who is approximately 25 years of age, under the condition that work as a servant for a certain Giuliano de Finario for a term of one year. Giuliano also pays Paolo 45 ducats of Chios.
Corradina Doria was a slaveholder who was active in the Mediterranean during the second half of the fifteenth century. She was also referred to by the name Cassandra.
Giorgino was an enslaved Circassian man who was active in the eastern Mediterranean in the middle of the fifteenth century. He was manumitted in Chios in the summer of 1457.
People who do weaving, which is the process of interlacing strands or textile or another material to make materials or objects such as cloth, wicker, baskets, and so on.
Girolamo Senarega was a slaveholder, notary, and citizen of Genoa who was active in the eastern Mediterranean in the second half of the fifteenth century.