Fernando Gonzalez de Campo Romain found a European University Institute (Department of History and Civilization) Working Paper 'Commercial Networks in the Early Modern World' edited by Diogo Ramada Curtio and Anthony Molho and printed in Italy in October 2002 by European University Institute, Badia Fiesolana I-50016 San Domenico (Fl). It contains a chapter by Lucia Frattarelli Fischer 'Reti locali e reti internazionali degli ebrei di Livorno nel Seicento' pp148-175 the Appendix of which contains lists for 1641 and 1642 of the Jewish houses and representatives elected therefrom to be candidates for the 5-member council of the community for that year. The following details are of particular relevance to us:
| Year | Proprietor of house | Occupants and Relation to Proprietor | Our Interpretation of Relation to Proprietor | ||||||
| 1641 | Abraham Levi Lousada | Isaac
Antichio, nipote Isaac Baruch Lousada, parente Moses Medina, nipote Isaac Medina, simile |
Nephew Relative of Abraham Levi Lousada Nephew Nephew |
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| 1642 | Jacob Israel de Tunis | David,
suo fratello Abraham Levi, suo cugino Moses Medina, suo nipote Isaac Medina, suo fratello Abraham Espinoza, nipote de Tunis Isaac Baruch, nipote de Levi |
Brother Cousin Nephew of Abraham Levi Lousada Brother of Moses Medina Nephew Nephew of Abraham Levi Lousada |
Ref: http://cadmus.eui.eu/bitstream/id/935/HEC02-02.pdf/
Note: 'nipote' means both 'nephew' and 'grandson' and the female equivalents!