Lucia was an enslaved Circassian woman from the Hytuk region who was held as a servant and was active in the eastern Mediterranean in the middle of the fifteenth century. She was manumitted in Chios during the autumn of 1461.
The region of Serbia in the late medieval and early modern period refers to the numerous Serbian states that emerged from the collapse of the Serbian Empire in 1371.
Caterina was an enslaved woman indicated as being from Bosnia or Serbia who active in the eastern Mediterranean during the second half of the fifteenth century. She was held in Chios by Battista de Viganano, who donated her to his nephew Teramo de Viganano in the winter of 1471, with the promise of her manumission upon the death of Teramo.
The slaveholder named Battista de Vignano donates an enslaved Bosnian woman named Caterina to his nephew Teramo to compensate him for his services. The enslaved Caterina will be manumitted upon the death of Teramo.
The slaveholder and citizen of Savona named Carlo de Carlo sells an enslaved Circassian man named Giorgio, who is approximately 20 years of age, to a draper named Gabriele Narexano, for the amount of 44 ducats of Chios.