The slaveholder and lawyer named Alberto Bullo manumits an enslaved Circassian woman from the Hytuk region named Maddalena. The contract mentions that she had been leased for a term of six years to Pellegro Giustiniani with a promise of manumission at the end of the term. Pellegro had then subleased her to Leonardo Buzurro where she served as a wet-nurse for his son.
This describes a debt of 25 Venetian ducats that Giorgio Rovello and Exportuno de Rocha owe to Frederico Grimaldi for the partial payment related to the manumission of an enslaved man named Giacomo, who had been manumitted in November 1460 by Napoleone Lomellini.
The slaveholder named Antonio Gentile manumits an enslaved Ruthenian man named Andrea. This is an unconditional manumission with no retention of patronage.
The slaveholder and bishop of Chios named Antonio Pallavicini manumits an enslaved Tatar man named Martino under the condition that he serves the bishop for an additional term of one year. Antonio retains the right of patronage.
This is an amendment to the manumission contract enacted on 11 October 1450 in which Antonio Pallavicini specifies that patronage rights related to the formerly enslaved Martino are also held by his brothers Francesco and Niccolò Pallavicini, as well as his mother Chiara.
