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• Battista de Caponego
  
  Battista de Caponego was a cellarer and citizen of Genoa who was active during the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Archivio di stato di Genova
  
  The Genoese state archives.
• Notai antichi 888
  
  This archival item contracts enacted by Tomasso Duracino from 2 November 1452 to 24 December 1454. There are two series in the filza. The first series contains 181 items dated from 2 November 1452 to 24 December 1453. The second series contains 260 items dated from 27 December 1453 to 24 December 1454.
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 1, series I, nr. 16
  
  The slaveholder and notary named Giovanni de Valegia purchases insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Basilio Axinela for an enslaved Russian woman named Maria, who is approximately 34 years of age and pregnant for an unspecified length of time, for 150 Genoese lire. Giovanni is absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino.
• Giovanni de Valegia
  
• Basilio Axinela
  
  Basilio Axinela was a Genoese paper-maker and slaveholder who was active during the fifteenth century and held numerous administrative positions in government.
• Agostino Carrega
  
  Agostino Carrega was a Genoese wool merchant and slaveholder active during the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Giovanni Carrega
  
• Maria
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 1, series I, nr. 17
  
  The slaveholder and tinsmith named Bartolomeo de Parma purchases insurance against the risk of death from childbirth from the underwriter Basilio Axinela for an enslaved Circassian woman named Melica, who is approximately 28 years of age and pregnant for about six months, for 150 Genoese lire. Bartolomeo is absent during the transaction and is represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino.
• Bartolomeo de Parma
  
• tinsmiths
  
  These are metalworkers who specialize in working with tin, particularly in the production of tin utensils.
• Parma
  
• Melica
  
• Giovanni Dondo
  
• Raffaele Dondo
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 1, series I, nr. 34
  
  The slaveholder named Giovanni Cattaneo manumits an enslaved Tatar woman named Marta, who is approximately 35 years of age. Marta agrees to serve Giovanni and his family in their home for the next four years, without salary, but she will be provided with food and clothing. Giovanni retains the right of patronage. Giovanni makes the manumission in his role of exectuor of the testament of his father Borruele which had been enacted by the notary Branca Bagnara. The enslaved Marta was present during the manumission and was represented by the enacting notary Tommaso Duracino. The contract was extracted.
• Giovanni Cattaneo
  
• Borruele Cattaneo
  
• captive from the Tatars
  
  The Tatars were an indigenous people of the Crimean peninsula. In 1441 they emerged from Mongol domination to form the Crimean Khanate.
• Marta
  
• Bartolommea Spinola
  
• Giacomo Spinola
  
  Giacomo Spinola was a merchant who was active in the first half of the fifteenth century.
• The house inhabited by Giovanni Cattaneo
  
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of Santi Cosma e Damiano