Annella, widow of the late Yahudah, called Picciotto: Rome, 1557

Annella, widow of the late Yahudah, called Picciotto: Rome, 1557

Annella, widow of the late Yahudah, called Picciotto

The widow Annella leaves money for her three children, two sons and a daughter. The daughter is already married, but the moneys are meant to fund her dowry, and are to be given to the daughter's husband. Her younger son is still a minor. Other money is to be used for charity. The wills is recorded by Leone (father) or Isach (son) Piattelli, Jewish notaries in Rome, in Hebrew.

Rome, Italy

3 June 1557

Archivio Storico Capitolino, Rome

ASC, F.12, l.1, f.84v. 1557-06-03

Hebrew

Italy

Kenneth Stow