[70] Pedro Brito in another register.—Navarrete.
[71] Geronimo Sevillano [i.e., a native of Sevilla] in another register.—Navarrete.
[72] Another register calls him Francisco, the son-in-law of Juan Serrano.—Navarrete.
[73] This man was Shanghaied at the island of Teneriffe by order of Magalhães, October 1, 1519, and embarked on the “Santiago,” but his occupation or country is unknown. He returned in the “Victoria,” and was one of those captured by the Portuguese in the island of Santiago in the Cape Verde Islands, as is proved by documents in Archivo General de Indias.—Navarrete.
[74] Named in other registers Domingo, from Tovilla, Portugal, and Domingo, native of Cobillana, Portugal.—Navarrete.
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DATA
Primo viaggio intorno al mondo (1519–1522), by Antonio Pigafetta, knight of the Order of Jerusalem.—This document exists in manuscript in Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan, Italy, where it bears pressmark, “L. 103—Sup.”