The slaveholder and silk merchant named Bernardo de Capriata returns to Battista de Santo Nazario an enslaved Circassian woman named Marta, who had been leased to him for wet-nursing, on account that the enslaved Marta was unable to nurse for his child. Battista returns to Bernardo a measure of fustian cloth valued at 11 Genoese lire that he had provided as a partial payment for the lease.
Andreola Spinola was a fifteenth century noblewoman and slaveholder who was resident in Genoa during the middle of the fifteenth century. The sources indicate that Andreola dies without producing any children.
