Puerto de Santa María was Spanish commune located in Andalusia and under the administration of the Crown of Castile during the late medieval and early modern periods.
The slaveholder named Anfreone Centurione issues a declaration protesting against the marriage of two enslaved persons that he is holding—an enslaved man Giacobino and an enslaved woman Margarita—saying that he did not consent to their marriage.
This archival item contains contracts enacted by Giovanni de Benedictis. There are two series in this filza. The first series contains 611 contracts enacted from 29 December 1479 to 24 December 1484. The second series contains 444 contracts enacted from 27 December 1485 to 23 December 1486.
This archival item contains 249 contracts enacted by Giovanni de Pignono, Giovanni de Bardis, Giuliano de Sancto Stephano, and Bartolomeo de Bennato from 6 March 1330 to 24 December 1380.
This archival item contains 618 contracts enacted by Giovanni Labaino from 11 January 1406 to 27 January 1435. There are also contracts by unknown notaries enacted in 1451, 1465, and 1466.