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  — Cavatia

  This is the daughter of Bartolomeo Cavatia, whose given name has yet to be determined from the sources. She was active in Genoa during the first half of the fifteenth century.
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  — de Balestrino

  This person was a slaveholder and silk weaver from the Balestrino family who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century. The document in which he is named has extensive water damage so it was not possible to identify his given name.
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  — de Crivellis

  This was a woman from the Crivellis family in La Spezia who was active in the middle of te sixteenth century and who was married to Giacomo Lomellini. We have not yet been able to determine her given name.
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  — de Marini

  This person was a slaveholder and member of the de Marini family who was active in the middle of the fifteenth century. We have not yet been able to determine the sex or given name of this person.
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  — de Recco

  This refers to the spouse of Adelasia Lomellini who was active during the middle of the thirteenth century. We have yet to determine his given name.
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  — de Semino

  This person was a slaveholder who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. He was the brother of Antonio de Semino but we have yet to determine his given name.
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  — Fieschi

  This person was a woman married to Costantino Lomellini who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century. We have yet to determine her given name.
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  — Lomellini

  This woman from the Lomellini family was active during the first half of the sixteenth century. We have yet to determine her given name.
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  A Coruña

  A Coruña was an important commercial port on the north coast of Iberia during the late medieval and early modern periods.
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  A parcel of land with houses and possessions in the village of Granarolo

  A parcel of land with houses and other possessions in the village of Granarolo specified in the testament of Gaspare Rebuffo with a four-part ownership.
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  Abazia di San Siro 1316–1653, entry dated 1387-10-02

  The slaveholder named Giovanna de Vigono, the widow of Valente de Valentibus, leases out an enslaved Albanian man named Giorgio and his son named Andrea to a farmer from the Bisagno valley named Domenico Riccio. The term was eight years for Giorgio and twelve years for Andrea for a total payment of 40 Genoese lire. The contract stipulated that both Giorgio and Andrea were to be manumitted at the end of their terms.
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  abbas/abbatissa

  A person named as an "abbas" or an "abbatissaa" is someone who works as the abbot or abbess of a monastery, generally the monk or nun elected as the superior person of the monastery.
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  Abkhazia

  The region of Abkhazia (the Principality of Abkhazia after 1463) was the region, contemporaneous with modern-day Georgia on the eastern shore of the Black Sea, which was home to the Abkhazan peoples.
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  Abraino de Lecho

  Abraino de Lecho was a Genoese citizen and slaveholder active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
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  Abraino de Parma

  Abraino de Parma was an artisan who was active during the early fifteenth century.
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  Abraino Lomellini

  Abraino Lomellini was a merchant who was active in the middle of the fourteenth century.
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  Abram Carot

  Abram Carot was a merchant from the Mediterranean Jewish diaspora who was active during the second half of the fifteenth century.
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  Abram Salsat

  Abram Salsat was a rabbi from the Amhara region of Ethiopia who was active during the early sixteenth century.
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  Abramo Campofregoso

  Abramo Campofregoso was the son of the doge Pietro Campofregoso and was active during the late fourteenth and early fifteenth century.
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  Abramo Casatiano

  Abramo Casatiano was a Jewish slaveholder who was active in the eastern Mediterranean during the second half of the fourteenth century.
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  Abramo de Campis

  Abramo de Campis was an artisan who was active during the first half of the fifteenth centuyr.
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  Abramo de Sapellis

  Abramo de Sapellis was a castellan from the commune of Castiglione who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
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  Abramo de Turrilia

  Abramo de Turrilia was a citizen of Genoa who was active during the middle of the fifteenth century.
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  Abramo Garibaldo

  Abramo Garibaldo was a merchant who was active during the first half of the sixteenth century.
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  Abramo Pinelli

  Abramo Pinelli was a merchant who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century. He was born named Abramo Dentuto and assumed the Pinelli surname after entering into their albergo.