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• Antonio Marchione
  
• Ramon Marco
  
• Linò de Viviano
  
• money-changers
  
  These are people who, historically change money from one form to another, or work as a petty banker, as a profession.
• Tommaso de Plebe
  
• coopers
  
  These are persons who make or repair wooden vessels formed of staves and hoops, such as casks, buckets, tubs. Also shipboard artisans who repair casks and other containers.
• Lorenzo Giustiniani
  
• Prugiasco
  
• Gaspare Salvago
  
• Sant'Ambrogio
  
  The commune of Sant'Ambrogio was located in Zoagli and became part of the Republic of Genoa in 1332.
• farmers
  
  This occupational category describes persons who work as farmers.
• Gaspare Cattaneo
  
• Catania
  
  Catania is a city on the eastern coast of Sicily. In the late medieval and early modern periods it was under the rule of the Crown of Aragon.
• brokers
  
  These are individuals that act as middlemen, who for a fee or commission negotiate contracts of purchase and sale between buyers and sellers.
• sextons
  
• Busalla
  
  The commune of Busalla was a feudal domain of the Spinola family and nominally part of the Republic of Genoa from the thirteenth century.
• Cogorno
  
• Corrado de Marini
  
• Molassana
  
  The commune of Molassana was incorporated into the Republic of Genoa in 1296.
• Toirano
  
  The commune of Toirano was incorporated into the Republic of Genoa in 1385.
• Marseille
  
• Germany
  
  The identifier of Germany (or German) in the Genoese sources of the late medieval and early modern era refers approximately to the German speaking peoples living in the Holy Roman Empire.
• Juan Ros
  
• Deba
  
• Cristoforo de Castelaccio