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Deed for the transfer of Cremona property to Stefano Picenardi. Written on January 14, 1505 by Johannus and Jacobus in the Cremona public court. The deed was notarized by Johannus and witnessed by Jacobus, and also notarized by Jacobus and witnessed by Johannus in 1505. The deed stipulates the rightful ownership of Stefano to property in Cremona due to the fact that he was lawfully retained in Mantua from 1444 to 1447.

Scope and Contents Deed of the transfer of property in Cremona from Sigismondo Picenardi to his uncle Leonardo Picenardi, civic hand and vicar. The property in transfer is Capelle Santa Marie. The property has a benefactor named Jacobo de Oneda Reftori. Reftori is confined to Cremona in order to maintain the property and allow for Julia to inhabit until Leonardo's death. The deed also states the history of ownership and rights to the Picenardi land in Cremona. The inheritance of lands is only made through...

Scope and Contents Deed of property that describes the succession of the Picenardi land. The document names Nicolai Sfondrati as the administrator of the property. The property was transferred to Nicolai Sfondrati from Ferdinand and the Gonzaga family of Mantua. The Gonzaga family members listed are the Cardinals, Julius and Fedena. The deed stipulates that the land is to be freed and succeeded to Nicolai Sfondrati by Augustus, the brother of Christopher Ragozbla and Julius, the brother of Guiel Mumdaballi in...