LIST OF SURVIVORS OF THE FIRST VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD

THE VICTORIA

• Juan Sebastian Elcano, captain-general.
• Miguel de Rodas, boatswain (contramaestre) of the Victoria.
• Francisco Albo, of Axio, boatswain of the Trinidad.
• Juan de Acurio, of Bermeo, boatswain of the Concepcion.
• Maartin de Judicibus, of Genoa, superintendent of the Concepcion.
• Hernando de Bustamante, of Alcantara, barber of the Concepcion.
• Juan de Zuvileta, of Baracaldo, page of the Victoria.
• Miguel Sanchez, of Rodas, skilled seaman (marinero) of the Victoria.
• Nicholas the Greek, of Naples, marinero of the Victoria.
• Diego Gallego, of Bayonne, marinero of the Victoria.
• Juan Rodriguez, of Seville, marinero of the Trinidad.
• Antonio Rodriguez, of Huelva, marinero of the Trinidad.
• Francisco Rodriguez, of Seville (a Portuguese), marinero of the Concepcion.
• Juan de Arratia, of Bilbao, common sailor (grumete) of the Victoria.
• Vasco Gomez Gallego (a Portuguese), grumete of the Trinidad.
• Juan de Santandres, of Cueto, grumete of the Trinidad.
• Martin de Isaurraga, of Bermeo, grumete of the Concepcion.
• The Chevalier Antonio Pigafetta, of Vicenza, passanger.

LIST OF THOSE ARRESTED

• Pedro de Indarchi, of Teneriffe, master of the Santiago.
• Richard, from Normandy, carpenter of the Santiago.
• Simon de Burgos (a Portugese), servant of Mendoza, the traitor captain of the Victoria.
• Juan Martin, of Aguilar de Campo, servant of the same Mendoza.
• Rooldan de Argote, of Bruges, bombardier of the Concepcion.
• Martin Mendez, of Seville, accountant of the Victoria.
• Juan Ortiz de Gopega, of Bilbao, steward of the San Antonio.
• Pedro Gasco, of Bordeaux, marinero of the Santiago.
• Ocacio Alonso, of Bollullos, marinero of the Santiago.
• Gomez Hernandez, of Huelva, marinero of the Concepcion.
• Felippe de Rodas, of Rodas, marinero of the Victoria.
• Pedro de Tolsa, from Guipuzcoa, grumete of the Victoria.

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