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• Marta de Casale
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 4, nr. 633
  
  The mariner from Baiona (in Galicia) named Pedro Domínguez assigns power of attorney to Tommaso de Casale and his wife Marta. The contract was extracted.
• The neighbourhood (contrada) of Platea de Stellis
  
• Enrico Stella
  
• The house inhabited by Enrico Stella
  
• Giovanni de Marco
  
• Niccolò de Marco
  
• Giovanni de Canobio
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 1, series I, nr. 79
  
  The merchant from Barcelona named Juan Ros sells a caravelle named Santa Maria e San Giovanni Battista to a certain Giacomo de Gaeta, for 400 Genoese lire. The sale is made with the consent of the former patron Juan do Castelo. The contract notes that Juan had purchased the vessel during the previous year from a certain Bartolomeo Squarciafico.
• Maria de Savinione
  
• Luchina di Negro
  
• Battista de Murchio
  
• Giacomo de Murchio
  
• Marco Calvo
  
• Cosmo Piccamiglio
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 2, series I, nr. 26
  
  The woman named Maria Savignone, who is widow of the deceased Melchiorre di Negro, and Gaspare di Negro, her son, promises the dowry of her daughter Luchina di Negro. Luchina is the spouse of the commercial broker named Battista de Murchio. The contract is made with the consent of the noblemen named Marco Calvo and Giovanni Piccamiglio.
• Maria
  
• Giacomo de Byach
  
• Tommaso Duracino, filza 2, series I, nr. 69
  
  A woman named Maria de Byach, described as being from the Crimean Peninusla (partium Sclavonie) enters into an agreement with the physician named Battista Bonivento to work as a household servant for ten years. Maria will be paid a salary of 14 Genoese ducats. It is likely the case that Maria, or even her father Giacomo, was once an enslaved individual. The contract also states that Maria was brought to Genoa from the Crimean region by the merchant Antonio de Lancia.
• Giovanni de Prato
  
• Antonio de Lancia
  
• The house inhabited by Battista Bonivento
  
• Giuliano de Ventimilia
  
  Giuliano de Ventimilia was a cloth merchant active in Genoa during the mid-fifteenth century.
• Niccolò de Ventimilia
  
  Niccolò de Ventimilia was an artisan from the commune of Ventimiglia who was active in the early fifteenth century.
• Gregorio Castagnola
  
  Gregorio Castagnola was a barber from Rapallo active in the middle fifteenth century. He was documented as working in the shop in the barber Guglielmo de Lancia.