Trinidad

(Flagship of 110 tons)

Capacity Name Nationality

Chief captain Hernando de Magallanes Portuguese, citizen

of the fleet of Oporto

Pilot of his Esteban Gomez Portuguese

Highness

Notary Leon de Espeleta

Master Juan Bautista de Cestre, on the

Punzorol [1] Genoese shore

Alguacil [2] Gonzalo Gomez de Espinosa

Espinosa

Contramaestre Francisco Albo [3] Axio, citizen of

Rodas

Surgeon Juan de Morales [4] Sevilla

Barber Marcos de Bayas San Lucar de Alpechin

Carpenter Master Antonio Genoese

Steward Cristóbal Ros or

Rodriguez Lepe

Calker Felipe [5] Genoese, native of

Reco

Cooper Francisco Martin Sevilla

Sailor Francisco de Espinosa De le Brizuela

Sailor Ginés de Mafra Jerez

Sailor Leon Pancaldo [6] Saona, in Génova

Sailor Juan Ginovés [7] San Remó

Sailor Francisco Piora Saona

Sailor Martin Ginovés Cestre

Sailor Anton Hernandez Huelva

Colmenero

Sailor Anton Ros, or Rodriguez Huelva

Sailor Bartolomé Sanchez Huelva

Sailor Tomas de Natia Cestre

Sailor Diego Martin Huelva

Sailor Domingo de Urrutia [8] Lequeitio

Sailor Francisco Martin Huelva

Sailor Juan Rodriguez Sevilla

Gunner Master Andres, chief Bristol, in England

gunner

Gunner Juan Bautista Mompeller

Gunner Guillermo Tañegui Lila de Groya

Common seaman Antonio de Goa Loró

Common seaman Anton de Noya [9] Noya in Galicia

Common seaman Francisco de Ayamonte Ayamonte

Common seaman Juan de Santandres [10] Cueto

Common seaman Blas de Toledo [11] Almunia in Aragon

Common seaman Anton [12] Black

Common seaman Basco Gomez Gallego Portuguese

Common seaman Juan Gallego Pontevedra

Common seaman Luis de Beas [13] Beas in Galicia

Common seaman Juan de Grijol Grijol in Portugal

Boy Gutierrez Asturian from

Villasevil

Boy Juan Genovés [14] A port on the Genoese

shore

Boy Andres de la Cruz [15] Sevilla

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