The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898, Volume 33, 1519-1522 / Explorations by early navigators, descriptions of the islands and their peoples, their history and records of the Catholic missions, as related in contemporaneous books and manuscripts, showing the political, economic, commercial and religious conditions of those islands from their earliest relations with European nations to the close of the nineteenth century - Antonio Pigafetta

Victoria

(85 tons)

Captain and treasurer of fleet	Luis de Mendoza
Pilot of his Highness	Basco Gallego	Portuguese
Notary	Martin Mendez	Citizen of Sevilla
Master	Anton Salomon	Trápana in Sicilia
Boatswain	Miguel de Rodas	Rodas
Alguacil	Diego de Peralta	Peralta in Navarra
Steward	Alonso Gonzales	Portuguese
Calker	Simon de la Rochela	From La Rochela
Carpenter	Martin de Griate[50]	From Deva
Sailor	Miguel Benesciano	Bresá
Sailor	Diego Gallego	Bayona in Galicia
Sailor	Lope Navarro	Tudela
Sailor	Nicolas Ginoves	Génova
Sailor	Nicolao de Nápoles	Nápoles de Romanía
Sailor	Miguel Sanchez	Rodas
Sailor	Nicolao de Capua	Capua
Sailor	Benito Genovés	Arvenga
Sailor	Felipe de Rodas	Rodas
Sailor	Esteban Villon[51]	Troya
Sailor	Joan Griego	Nápoles de Romanía
Gunner	Jorge Aleman [i.e., the German], chief gunner	From Estric
Gunner	Filiberto de Torres[52]	Toriana
Gunner	Hans, a German[53]	Agan
Common seaman	Joanico,[54] a Viscayan	Somorostro
Common seaman	Joan de Arratia[55]	Bilbao
Common seaman	Ochote[56]	Bilbao
Common seaman	Martin de Ayamonte
Common seaman	Pedro de Tolosa	Tolosa in Guipúzcoa
Common seaman	Sebastian Ortiz	Gelver
Common seaman	Antonio	Baresa in Génova
Common seaman	Bernal Mahuri[57]	Narbona
Common seaman	Rodrigo Gallego [i.e., a Galician]	Coruña
Common seaman	Domingo Portogues [i.e., a Portuguese]	Coimbra
Boy	Juan de Zuvileta, the son of Basco Gallego	Baracaldo

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Santiago

(75 tons)

Captain and pilot of his Highness	Joan Serrano	Citizen of Sevilla
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., a Fleming]	Enveres
Sailor	Luis Martinez	Huelva
Sailor	Bartolomé García	Palos
Sailor	Joan García	Palos
Sailor	Agustin	Saona
Sailor	Bocacio Alfonso[63]	Bollullos
Sailor	Pedro Gascon[64] [i.e., a Gascon]	Burdeos [i.e., 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 Breton]	Cruesic in Bretaña [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 Fleming]	Enveres
Boy	Francisco Paxe[72]

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