Los Sobrevivientes de La Florida


Baeza, son of Juan Ruiz of Baeza and Juana Martinez, citizens
from Jaen which is near Baeza, SR-281; or b) Diego de Baeza, son
of Juan de Aranda and Catalina Gomez, citizens of Pedroneras del
Marquesado, SR-280.

 Bautista. Brother of the one described below, who also
survived Florida and was from Castilla la Vieja according to
Smith-296. He was more likely from Castilla la Nueva as was his
brother Juan, who follows.

 Bautista, Juan. Son of Diego Alonso and Isabel de Castilla,
citizens of Toledo, SR-291. This person may be the same survivor
called Bautista, from Castilla la Vieja according to Smith-296.
However, if Bautista is from Toledo, then he is from Castilla la
Nueva.

 Bernaldo. A caulker, survivor from Vizcaya, Smith-298. The
passenger register in Sevilla states that he was a free colored
servant of Captain Pedro Calderon and had presented proof of
freedom before Ifnigo Lopez, a public scribe and notary of
Sevilla.25 Part of this record is contained in SR-320.

 Blasco, Alonso. Survivor who was brother of Gonzalo
Vasquez from Villanueva according to Smith-293. If so, he was
the son of Gonzalo Vazquez and Catalina Vazquez, citizens of
Villanueva de Barcarrota, SR-332.

 Bolafios, Juan de. Son of Francisco Lozano and Elvira
Cambran, citizens of Fuente el Maestre, SR-302. This may be the
same Bolafios from Burguillos who survived the Florida
expedition according to Smith-294. Both Fuente el Maestre and
Burguillos are located some sixty miles south-east of Badajoz.

 Bonifacio. Survivor from Valladolid, Smith-296.

 Botello, Alonso de. Son of Diego Gill and Isabel Votella,
 citizens of Villanueva de Barcarrota, SR-332. This Botello is likely
 the same Alonso Botellon from Villanueva, survivor according to


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