Preziosa Marocello was a slaveholder active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century and a nun and abbess at the monastery of Santa Elena in Albaro.
Primafiore Giustiniani was a Genoese slaveholder active in the commercial world of late fifteenth-century Genoa. She was married to the merchant Francesco Gambone. An enslaved baptized Muslim woman named Maria worked in her household and she was liberated by Primafiore in 1497 with a condition of three years of future service. Primafiore retained the right of patronage for the liberated Maria.
Quirico de Sopranis was a Genoese notary active in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century. He was born as Quirico de Tadeis, and was admitted into the Sopranis albergo in 1414, after which he was known as Quirico de Sopranis.
Raffaele Centurione was a slaveholder and citizen of Genoa who was active during the second half of the fifteenth century and the very early sixteenth century.
