the brave soldier Valera, all four died a natural death. So also the courageous Villafuerte, who married a relative of Cortes' first wife; and a certain Gutierres. Valladolid, the stout, an excellent soldier, died in Indian captivity.
Pacheco greatly distinguished himself, with Hernando de Lerma or Lerna, who was a captain. Both died peaceably in Mexico.
Suarez the elder, who killed his wife with a stone mortar, also died a natural death.
Angula, Francisco Gutierrez, and Santa Clara, all three born at the Havannah, died in Indian captivity.
Garci Caro, and Larios the younger, both died a natural death, and had settled in Mexico.
Juan Gorrez lived for some time in Guatimala, and returned to Spain a wealthy man.
Of the two brothers Ximenes, of Linguijuela in Estremadura, one died in his bed, and the other in Indian