Help with research, Santo Domingo

Chagy

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Re: Help with research

Couldn't find anything more in my sources, Chagy. Other than it mentions Cristóbal Colón as his nephew.

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Re: Help with research

In "New World Shipwrecks" By R.Marx it says; nephew...but in "Armada Espanola" by Fernandez Duro it says; grandchild....
If you do a little research in the internet you will find the right information Cristobal Colon father of Diego Colon father of Luis Colon and Cristobal Colon grandchilds of Cristobal Colon......

Best,

Chagy.....
 

Does anyone here has the books form the Chaunus "Seville et lAtlantique" that could help me with this information....

Thank you,

Chagy.........
 

Hello Chagy,

In 1553,“San Lucar” galeon of Alvaro de Bazan, maestre Lorenzo Garcia, loaded with leathers and sugar, lost going out the barra of Santo Domingo.
“San Bartolomeu”, Captain Juan Rodriguez 120 Tx, flota de A.S de Aviles, Martial de Vollagana from Puerto Rico, from Santo domingo to Spain, se perdio en el Albali junto a Coria (Monte Cristi). Divers recovered her cargo and gold, silver and brides.
I don't have the names of the other ships but you can probably find it if you use the following sources and bibliography

- Duro I, 214, 443-44: “Que es la nao donde fur por capitan general Bartholome Carrerro de la flota”
- Chaunu, II, 488, 506, 544, 546
- Munoz, t 86, fol 260-61, 43v°
- Munoz t LXXXVII, fol 104-105
- F. Navarette XXI, fol 125, doc 37
- Haring Ch. Trade and nav, corsarios luteranos, p 250-53. Commander was Critobal Colon (See NMC XXI, N° 35)
- RFM
- Ms 1936, doc 2, fol 5-10. Museo Naval
- Potter, 135
- Nav XXI, fol 125, Doc 37 Museo Naval
- The Eastern Caribean (Chapter 8)
- Ct 2898, fol 176 - 177, 185v°, 199 - AGI Sevilla

Emma
 

Emma said:
Hello Chagy,

In 1553,“San Lucar” galeon of Alvaro de Bazan, maestre Lorenzo Garcia, loaded with leathers and sugar, lost going out the barra of Santo Domingo.
“San Bartolomeu”, Captain Juan Rodriguez 120 Tx, flota de A.S de Aviles, Martial de Vollagana from Puerto Rico, from Santo domingo to Spain, se perdio en el Albali junto a Coria (Monte Cristi). Divers recovered her cargo and gold, silver and brides.
I don't have the names of the other ships but you can probably find it if you use the following sources and bibliography

- Duro I, 214, 443-44: “Que es la nao donde fur por capitan general Bartholome Carrerro de la flota”
- Chaunu, II, 488, 506, 544, 546
- Munoz, t 86, fol 260-61, 43v°
- Munoz t LXXXVII, fol 104-105
- F. Navarette XXI, fol 125, doc 37
- Haring Ch. Trade and nav, corsarios luteranos, p 250-53. Commander was Critobal Colon (See NMC XXI, N° 35)
- RFM
- Ms 1936, doc 2, fol 5-10. Museo Naval
- Potter, 135
- Nav XXI, fol 125, Doc 37 Museo Naval
- The Eastern Caribean (Chapter 8)
- Ct 2898, fol 176 - 177, 185v°, 199 - AGI Sevilla

Emma
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HI Emma,

Ohh WoW!!!! ......Thank you very much for taking your time to help me, I really appreciated. We are going to Seville in September and this information will save us lots of time....

Once again, Than You.

Best,

Chagy............
 

Hello Chagy,

What a coincidence! I have been living in Santo Domingo for many years now, although foreigner by birth. I am professional diver and underwater archaeologist. After five years of intesive research, looking for documents in Sevilla Archive and diving in various shipwreck locations in DR, last year I published the book "Hidden and Sunken Treasures in Dominican Republic". You can still buy it or in Museo de Casas Reales or in the book shop Thesaurus in Lincoln and Sarasoga. I am running here small underwater research company as well.

I know about hurricane of 1553 and lost ships. The mouth of River Ozama in Santo Domingo is full of sunken ships but.... Forget diving there from many reasons. One of them are local Dominican permits. Believe me, I know something about it. I would not recommend you just to take scuba tank and plunge for adventure in these waters.

Anyway, buddy, you seem to have the same life passion as me, which is underwater history and treasure hunting. I would like to meet you with great pleasure, may be we could exchange some opinions and information about our favourite topic. Send me email to "[email protected]" and we can make an arrangement.

Regards
Lobo
 

Hello Emma,

I congratulate you! It is very good research work you have done but I would like to discuss one item with you. According to my own archive based on paid information from Sevilla Archive, the captain Juan Rodriguez was master of nao "La Salvadora" and not of "San Bartolomeu". The strange thing is that "La Salvadora" was lost in the storm in sight of Montecristi coast exactly in 1553. Nao was full of silver, gold, gems and jewelry from Inca and Maya Empire but unlike "San Bartolomeu", this nao has never been found.

If you want, I can give you even reference of books and chapters from Sevilla Archive dealing with this particular ship master. There are even declarations of few survivers of "La Salvadora" in Sevilla file.

Best regards
Lobo


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In 1553,“San Lucar” galeon of Alvaro de Bazan, maestre Lorenzo Garcia, loaded with leathers and sugar, lost going out the barra of Santo Domingo.
“San Bartolomeu”, Captain Juan Rodriguez 120 Tx, flota de A.S de Aviles, Martial de Vollagana from Puerto Rico, from Santo domingo to Spain, se perdio en el Albali junto a Coria (Monte Cristi). Divers recovered her cargo and gold, silver and brides.
I don't have the names of the other ships but you can probably find it if you use the following sources and bibliography

- Duro I, 214, 443-44: “Que es la nao donde fur por capitan general Bartholome Carrerro de la flota”
- Chaunu, II, 488, 506, 544, 546
- Munoz, t 86, fol 260-61, 43v°
- Munoz t LXXXVII, fol 104-105
- F. Navarette XXI, fol 125, doc 37
- Haring Ch. Trade and nav, corsarios luteranos, p 250-53. Commander was Critobal Colon (See NMC XXI, N° 35)
- RFM
- Ms 1936, doc 2, fol 5-10. Museo Naval
- Potter, 135
- Nav XXI, fol 125, Doc 37 Museo Naval
- The Eastern Caribean (Chapter 8)
- Ct 2898, fol 176 - 177, 185v°, 199 - AGI Sevilla

Emma

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Bobadilla said:
Hi Simon,

No, I have not got any email from you.

Lobo
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Nice to hear from you again......I should be back in DR soon....hopefully this year we will make all our dreams come true.......Say hello to Blanquita for us......
See you soon................

All the best,

The Chagyman..........
 

HI Chagyman......

Yesterday I talked with Chris by phone. I was just on my way back from diving trip on the southern island with group of cave divers from Europe. I have been diving with them from 27th of December both on the northern and southern coast. Lot of interesting things. I will meet Chris by the end of the week to tell him details and some news. I am looking forward to see you in SD again soon. I met Modesto recently and he has been working hard but there is very little information available. Best regards to Lucy. How is her nail....? Kisses from Blanquita to both of you.

Lobo
 

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