Sobresalientes

Merino Joan de Aroche Aroche, boundary of Sevilla

Martin Barrena Villafranco in Guipúzcoa

Hernan Lorenzo Aroche

The total number of men for the ships as above given is 235. Navarrete

made his list from the list conserved in Archivo general de Indias, and

notes of Juan Bautista Muñoz, and various other sources. The obstacles

in the way of a correct register were the abbreviation of names and

places, the custom prevalent of naming people from their native town or

province, and the fact that the various registers were made between

1519 and 1525. From some of these registers, it appears that the

following men were also in the fleet.

Capacity Name Nationality

Carpenter Aroca Viscayan

Steward Blas Alfonso Portuguese

Calker Juan Gutierrez

Maestre Pedro [73]

Sailor Bautista Genovés Génova

Common seaman Perucho de Bermeo

Common seaman Domingo Alvarez

Common seaman Domingo Gonzalez

Common seaman Domingo de Zubillan [74] Portuguese

Common seaman Andres Blanco

Common seaman Antonio Gomez Axio

Common seaman Juan Portugués [i.e., a Portuguese]

Common seaman Juan Bras

Common seaman Gonzalo Gallego

Common seaman Rodrigo de Hurrira

Sebastian Portugués [i.e., a Portuguese]

Juan de Ircepais

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