Santiago

(75 tons)

Captain and pilot Joan Serrano Citizen of Sevilla

of his Highness

Notary Antonio de Costa

Master Baltasar Ginoves Ribera de Génova

[i.e., the Genoese

shore]

Boatswain Bartolomé Prior [61] San Malo

Steward Gaspar Diaz Isla Graciosa, in the

Azores

Calker Joan García Génova

Carpenter Ripart [62] Bruz in Normandia

[i.e., Normandy]

Sailor Antonio Flamenco [i.e., Enveres

a Fleming]

Sailor Luis Martinez Huelva

Sailor Bartolomé García Palos

Sailor Joan García Palos

Sailor Agustin Saona

Sailor Bocacio Alfonso [63] Bollullos

Sailor Pedro Gascon [64] Burdeos [i.e.,

[i.e., a Gascon] Bordeaux]

Sailor Domingo [65]

Sailor Diego García de Trigueros

Trigueros

Gunner Lorenzo Corrat Talesa in Normandia

[i.e., Normandy]

Gunner Joan Macia [66] Troya

Common seaman Pedro Diaz [67] Huelva

Common seaman Antonio Hernandez [68] Palos

Common seaman Juan, [69] a negro

Common seaman Joan Breton [i.e., a Cruesic in Bretaña

Breton] [i.e., Brittany]

Common seaman Pedro Bello [70] Palos

Common seaman Hierónimo Garcia [71] Sevilla

Common seaman Pero Arnaot Horrai

Common seaman Pero Garcia Trigueros

Boy Joan Flamenco [i.e., a Enveres

Fleming]

Boy Francisco Paxe [72]

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