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SHIPS PASSENGER LISTS
List of Dead on Columbus' 1492 Voyage to America
From Columbus' ships the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria
Source: This list is taken from Captain Caesreo Fernaudez Duro's learned monograph, Colon y Pinzon. Informe
relativo a los pormenores de descubrimiento del Nuevo Mundo, Madrid, 1883.
Take a moment to visit the Library of Congress online Exhibit of Columbus' 1492 voyage
Those who were left in Hispaniola, and perished, most of them murdered by the natives:--
- Pedro Gutierrez, keeper of the king's drawing room.
- Rodrigo de Escobedo, of Segovia, notary.
- Diego de Arana, of Cordova, high constable (alguazil mayor).
- Alonso Velez de Mendoza, of Seville.
- Alvar Perez Osorio, of Castrojeriz.
- Antonio de Jaen, of Jaen.
- The bachelor Bernardino de Tapia, of Ledesma.
- Cristobal del Alamo, of Niebla.
- Castillo, silversmith and assayer, of Seville.
- Diego Garcia, of Jerez.
- Diego de Tordoya, of Cabeza de Buey, in Estremadura.
- Diego de Capilla, of Almaden.
- Diego de Torpa.
- Diego de Mables, of Mables.
- Diego de Mendoza, of Guadalajara.
- Diego de Montalban, of Jaen.
- Domingo de Bermeo.
- Francisco Fernandez.
- Francisco de Godoy, of Seville.
- Francisco de Aranda, of Aranda.
- Francisco de Henao, of Avila.
- Francisco Ximenez, of Seville.
- Gabriel Baraona, of Belmonte.
- Gonzalo Fernandez de Segovia, of Leon.
- Gonzalo Fernandez de Segovia, of Segovia.
- Guillermo Ires, [qy. William Irish, or William Harris?], of Galney [i.e. Galway], Ireland.
- > Fernando de Porcuna.
- Jorge Gonzalez, of Trigueros.
- Maestre Juan, surgeon.
- Juan de Urniga.
- Juan Morcillo, of Villanueva de la Serena.
- Juan de Cueva, of Castuera.
- Juan Patino, of La Serena.
- Juan de Barco, of Barco de Avila.
- Juan de Villar, of Villar.
- Juan de Mendoza.
- Martin de Logrosa, of Logrosa.
- > Pedro Corbacho, of Caceres.
- Pedro de Talavera.
- Pedro de Foronda.
- Sebastian de Mayorga, of Majorca.
- Tristan de San Jorge.
- Tallarte de Lages [qy. Arthur Laws, or Larkins?], of England.
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