Niccolò Doria

Niccolò Doria (c. 1150, died between 1224 and 1226) was a Genoese nobleman of the Doria family and a son of the admiral Simone Doria. He sat among the consuls of Genoa's ruling magistracy. He married Giacomettina della Volta, and their sons Emmanuele, Lanfranco and Ingo carried on the line.

On 3 July 1237 Emmanuele and Lanfranco bought an undivided half of the castle and vill of Andora, on the western Riviera, from the marquess Bonifacio Tagliaferro. After Lanfranco and Ingo had died, Emmanuele and Ingo's son Lanfranchino sold the castle of Andora to the commune of Genoa by charter of 15 June 1252.