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• Maria Imperiale
  
• silk weavers
  
  Trade- or craftspeople who created silk cloth by weaving threads together. Silk would be harvested, cleaned, carded, dyed, and then spun into thread. Weavers would then use a loom to weave the threads together to form fabrics. This generally refers to a trade active from the Middle Ages through the Industrial Revolution when the process was taken up by machine looms.
• Paolo Borello
  
• Voltaggio
  
• Benedetto Pallavicini
  
  Benedetto Pallavicini was a citizen of Genoa who was active in the eastern Mediterranean in the first half of the fifteenth century.
• Antonio Grillo
  
• Sigismondo Grillo
  
• physicians
  
  Practitioners of medicine with a doctorate in any of its branches, especially those licensed by the proper authorities.
• Niccolò de Monelia
  
  Nicolai de Monelia was a Genoese merchant and shipowner who was active in the western and eastern Mediterranean during the late fourteenth century and first half of the fifteenth century.
• Messina
  
• Manarola
  
• Malta
  
• Davagna
  
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of Carrubeo Murta
  
• Prato
  
• Domenico Negrone
  
• Pietro de Vernacia
  
• Odoardo Doria
  
• Bartolomeo Lercari
  
• Palermo
  
• Giuliano de Columnis
  
• Pegli
  
• cotton weavers
  
  Tradespeople who weave cotton cloth, historically speaking, before the advent of the Industrial Revolution, beginning in the Middle Ages.
• Recco
  
• drapers