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	The Genealogy of Mexico
		Fernandez de Portocarrero, Alonso - From: Medellin (birthplace of Cortes).
		Fernandez, Santos - From: Coria de Galisteo, Caceres.
		Settled in Colima and married Elvira de Arevalo the daughter of the Conquistador Alonso de Arevalo.
	members.tripod.com /~GaryFelix/index2.htm (4524 words)

	Re: You Want Evidence of Contact? Here It Is.....
		Guerrero was later "traded" to the Lord of Chetumal where he >.married one of the ruler's daughters and started a family.
		Guerrero is supposed to have replied that no, he didn't want >to >.return to spanish society; that he had a family and was tatooed and would >be >.ashamed.
		And it is >still a case of Guerrero adapting himself to Mayan ways rather than Mayans >re-patterning their culture in accord with his exotic knowledge.
	www.andes.missouri.edu /Personal/DMartinez/Diffusion/msg00101.html (483 words)

	The Gary Felix Genealogy Page
		Montejo who was joined in the conquest by his son and nephew, asked Gonzalo Guerrero to join them.
		Gonzalo who had lived amongst the Maya since his shipwreck in 1511, refused and led a contingent of Maya troops to Honduras by canoe to aid the Indians there.
		Gaspar and Diego de Figueroa led the entrada in the pacification of the Mixteca and Zapoteca in northern Oaxaca in 1526.
	members.tripod.com /~GaryFelix/index51.htm (260 words)

	Serpentine Vol. 1, No. 3, Lord of the Mayas
		Guerrero seemed to be watching himself with amazement when he caught up with the boy and bent over him, the rope pulled taut between his wrists.
		Guerrero wondered if he really would lift the brother's head, as he was commanded, and with the three others balancing the thighs and chest, hurl the boy overboard.
		Guerrero perched on the gunwale, then dropped himself down the side of the Anuncio, the broad stomach of her hull turning up, fl-caulked and grey with dripping barnacles.
	www.serpentinia.com /prior_issues/1997_v1/n3/novel_01.htm (5343 words)

	Akumal, Mexico: About Akumal
		The two survivors were Geronimo De Aguilar, who was a friar and warrior, and Gonzalo Guerrero.
		Gonzalo Guerrero wound up marrying the Mayan princess Zazi and fathered the first mestizos so called white Indian.
		Gonzalo Guerrero adapted to his life with the Maya.
	www.discovercozumel.net /akumal/aboutakumal.html (455 words)

	Akumal, Mexico - Vacations, Travel, and Leisure Information - UndiscoveredMexico.com
		Guerrero eventually married a young princess named Zazi and fathered the first mestizo in the Mayan world.
		Guerrero taught the Mayans new war techniques, which were later used against the Spanish conquistadors.
		De Aguilar later acted as a translator and guide for the Spaniards, playing an important roll in the Spanish conquest of Mexico.
	www.undiscoveredmexico.com /rivieramaya/akumal (401 words)

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		Gonzalo Guerrero had just taken up his accustomed position under the smacking sail of the foremast and leaned against the rail-when the deck abruptly swerved and seemed to reel under his feet.
		Guerrero was aware that the ship began to list to the starboard, waves now beginning to lurch over the gunwale and swirl around his feet.
		Guerrero wondered if he really would lift the lad's head, as he was instructed, and with the three others balancing the thighs and chest, hurl the boy overboard.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/book_excerpt.asp?bookid=1638 (3332 words)

	HISTORY OF MEXICO - JERONIMO DE AGUILAR: THE MAROONED PRIEST WHO SPEEDED THE CONQUEST - BY JIM TUCK IN MEXICO CONNECT
		This is a story that would have been laughed out of a Hollywood studio had it ever been submitted as script material: that a leading figure in the Spanish Conquest of Mexico was a shipwrecked priest who learned a new language but refused to yield to temptations of the flesh.
		Where Guerrero took a Mayan wife who bore him two children, Aguilar remained true to his priestly vows and refused to form a romantic liaison with any of the attractive girls whom the chief placed at his disposal.
		Guerrero, completely Mayanized, refused to join his countrymen and was later killed while fighting on the side of the Indians against the Spaniards.
	www.mexconnect.com /mex_/history/jtuck/jtaquilar.html (1025 words)

	Mayan Ruins - Oxtankah
		Archaeologists believe that this church is the oldest in the area and that is was built by the Chaktemal Kingdom started by Gonzalo Guerrero.
		Guerrero along with Jeronimo de Aguilar were the first Spaniards to reach the Maya after their ship was wrecked on the reef outside Cozumel.
		Guerrero completely assimilated with the Maya, marrying a Maya princess, helping the Maya to fight the Spaniards and starting his own city.
	www.visitcancun.com /mayan_ruins_Oxtankah2.htm (264 words)

	Early Belize History, Page 4
		Gonzalo Guerrero went exploring and ended up in Chetumal (where Corozal is now), or it was later known for a while as Salamanca de Yucatan near there.
		In 1547 the new villa of Salamanca de Bacalar was comprised of only the two Pacheco cousins and a handful of their Spanish conquistador followers.
		Francisco de Montejo the nephew in northern Yucatan sent Juan de Aguilar to Bacalar to pacify the rebel town in Belize.
	www.ambergriscaye.com /earlyhistory/4.html (2717 words)

	About Ecuador: Art and Culture - Ecuador Amazing Direct Tour Operators, Ecuador Tours, Galapagos Cruises (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The major representative Quito iconographers during the colonial period were, in chronological order, Bernardo de Legarda, with his winged virgins, Pampite, whose crucified Christs invite for meditation, and Caspicara, founder of a new artistic concept.
		A daughter of Miguel de Santiago, following the tradition of her father, was influential in the eighteenth century along with the Alban brothers.
		Gonzalo Zaldumbide published chapters of a book entitled Tragic Eclogue, in which he describes the emotion felt upon returning home after a length of time abroad.
	www.ecuadoramazing.com /learn/abc4.html (1926 words)

	(Tenants Harbor) Poet/Playwright to appear at Jackson Memorial Library - News - VillageSoup
		Guerrero, "a play for voices," takes place in the Yucatan in 1518, a year before the conquest of Mexico by Hernan Cortes.
		Gonzalo Guerrero, a shipwrecked Spaniard, has become a "Maya" in important ways.
		Guerrero, which has had theatrical productions in the U.S. and in Mexico, will be performed at Colby College this fall.
	knox.villagesoup.com /news/Print.cfm?StoryID=58259 (224 words)

	All Empires History Forum: What if China found Mexico first?
		Guerrero was captured by the Maya and brought to a Maya city.
		Gonzalo Guerrero was captured by the mayan cacicazgo of NachanKan with Aguilar.
		Gonzalo is known as the "father of mestizaje" in my town (Chetumal) and he has an estatue in the entrance of the city.
	www.allempires.com /Forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=9638&PN=1 (5048 words)

	Reports Submitted to FAMSI - Angel Gongora Salas
		It seems that the first Spanish who accidentally reached the Yucatán shores were Jerónimo de Aguilar and Gonzalo Guerrero, who jointly with other seamen wrecked in 1511 near the island of Jamaica (Landa, 1992:12).
		According to the available data, by the time of the early expeditions to Yucatán, the villages of Jerónimo de Aguilar and Gonzalo Guerrero were located somewhere near Isla Mujeres (Díaz del Castillo, 1999:46-48), in the region we now know by the name of Ecab.
		In this second expedition, Francisco de Montejo, who would later initiate conquest operations in the peninsula, was the captain of one of the vessels.
	www.famsi.org /reports/99040/section05.htm (1005 words)

	POLITICAL - Online Information article about POLITICAL
		Manzanillo on the Pacific coast, and westward and southward into Michoacan and Guerrero, with a coast terminus at or near Acapulco.
		The next important line is the F.C. Internacional Mexicano, running from Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, on the Rio Grande, south-westward across the plateau to Durango, and is to be extended to Mazatlan, on the Pacific coast.
		Another line built with American capital and in connexion with American railway interests extends southward from Nogales, on the northern frontier, to Hermosillo, Guaymas and Mazatlan; it is to be extended to Guadalajara and possibly to other points in southern Mexico.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /PIG_POL/POLITICAL.html (6041 words)

	Xlibris.Com Bookstore
		Gonzalo Guerrero, a peasant, and Geranimo de Aguilar, an aristocrat, are the two who survive the initial night of sacrifices.
		Aguilar becomes a servant to the Mayan ruler whereas Guerrero eventually marries a Mayan princess and becomes himself a Mayan lord – refusing to join Cortes when offered the opportunity because he has been so physically and morally transformed.
		It is Gonzalo Guerrero’s search for himself and his final speculation that ‘we are all really Mayan, siding more with the spectacle of cruelty and suffering than with the love and peace we pretend to espouse’ which centers the novel’s unsettling theme.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=1638 (172 words)

	Playa del Carmen - Mayan World After The Conquest
		They settled down with the Maya; Gonzalo Guerrero married a Mayan woman and had three children, the first mestizos.
		When Hernández de Córdoba tried to land a Spanish force in 1517, they were driven off by Mayan troops under the command of Gonzalo Guerrero.
		Gerónimo de Aguilar later became Hernán Cortés's translator and was crucial as the means of communication between the conqueror and the initially welcoming indians.
	playa.info /playa-del-carmen-info-mayan-world-after-the-conquest.html (1123 words)

	Athena Review 2,1: Valdivia Shipwreck (1511)
		Soon thereafter, however, Jeronimo de Aguilar, Gonzalo Guerrero, and a handful of other Spaniards managed to escape to the protection of a rival cacique, Aquincuz of Xamanzana, who took them in as slaves.
		He had kept his Book of Hours (a medieval religious schedule still popular in the 16th century) with a running count of the days since his 1511 capture, and was only three days off at the time of his 1519 release.
		As Díaz reports, Guerrero had married the daughter of the cacique Nachan Can from Chetumal and had risen to the rank of warrior and military advisor to his Mayan father-in-law.
	www.athenapub.com /valdiv1.htm (848 words)

	Conquest Timeline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A spanish ship sinks off the Yucatan coast and two surviving crew members, Geronimo de Aguilar and Gonzalo Guerrero, are captured and enslaved by the Maya.
		A delegation of Xiu nobles is massacred by the Cocom tribe on a pilgrimage to Chichén Itzá.
		Fray Diego de Landa begins his brutality of the Maya in his efforts to convert them.
	www.isourcecom.com /maya/conquest/conquesttimeline.htm (324 words)

	International Director Luis “Kiko” Guerrero Carrasco
		Luis “Kiko” Guerrero Carrasco of Guayaquil, Ecuador, was elected to serve a two-year term as a director of The International Association of Lions Clubs at the association’s 88th International Convention, held in Hong Kong, June 27-July 1, 2005.
		He is the founder of the Ecuatorian American Chamber of Commerce and a recipient of the National Congress of Ecuador Medal.
		Director Carrasco and his wife, Esther Hidalgo de Guerrero, also a member of the Guayaquil Albonoreste Lions Club, have two children and two grandchildren.
	www.lionsclubs.org /EN/content/lions_leaders_carrasco0507.shtml (231 words)

	ETSS
		This "La Raza Day" we should imitate Gonzalo Guerrero, the Roman Catholic Spaniard soldier who got tired of Indian massacres and in 1511 turned his back on Europeans.
		Gonzalo Guerrero married a Maya Indian, procreated three children, and in 1519 when Mexican invader Hernan Cortes asked Gonzalo to re-join the Spaniards he didn't.
		Gonzalo, the Father of Mestizo people, wore scanty Mayan clothes, he decorated his body, pierced his nostrils, lips and ears, painted his face, and tattooed his hands after Mayan fashion, but there was a price to be paid for listening to the Mayan's cry: he was killed in the battle field in 1536.
	www.etss.edu /PerezAlvarez.shtml (1341 words)

	Miscellaneous McMullen County, Texas Obituaries
		Guerrero was born July 21, 1915, in the La Para community to Angelita (Guzman) and Gonzalo V. Guerrero.
		Later, she was employed in the office of the Brazilian consulate as secretary to Dr. Alfredo Pessoa of Rio de Janeiro.
		She was born March 26, 1913, on the Clegg Ranch in Live Oak County to Hilario and Guillerma (Reyna) De La Garza.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/tx/tx-mcmullen1.htm (2735 words)

	Centro Ecologico: Akumal, Mexico, Ocean Research, Environmental Education, Sea Turtle Protection, Marine Research
		CEA was created with a generous donation of land and buildings by the Akumal Club de Yates.
		In July 1993, the Club de Yates Akumal retook control of their property which had been under contract for fifteen years.
		The Gonzalo Guerrero Salon has become The CEA Information and Cultural Center.
	ceakumal.org /history.html (357 words)

	Novel and Short Story
		de Literatura José Fuentes Mares for the novel "Pasos de sangre".
		He is the author of "Condores no entierran todos los días", "El bazar de los idiotas", "La boba y el buda" and "Pepe botellas".
		Nuevas voces de la narrativa mexicana: Antología de cuentos de escritores jóvenes.
	www.lightlink.com /labs/2004janfiction.html (1722 words)

	Revista Envío - President Arzu: A New Stage Begins
		The 1954 counterrevolution was the rejection of a state modernization and economic model that included agrarian reform, infrastructure improvements, de monopolization of the private sector and labor and social security reforms.
		During the government of Ramiro de León Carpio, Cifuentes was removed from his position as police chief under pressure from sectors affected by his reformist efforts.
		Now he is seeking the support of the United Nations Guatemala Mission (MINUGUA) and the Spanish government to put in practice a police model similar to the Spanish Civil Guard.
	www.envio.org.ni /articulo.php?id=1933 (3417 words)

	Untitled Document
		In 1999, his fieldwork project on TV commercials, entitled “De attitude van Marokkaanse TV-kigkers op de reklame van de Marokkaanse kanalen,” appeared in Cultuur en Imigratie, an international Dutch scholarly journal of society and culture.
		Presentations include Columbus, Cabeza de Vaca, Gonzalo Guerrero, La Malinche, The Virgin of Guadalupe, Jorge de Montemayor, Antonia Pulci, and Teresa de al Parra.
		She received her B.A. in History from the Univesidad Autónoma de Madrid, and her M.A. and Ph.D. in American Intellectual History from the University of Missouri at Columbia.
	www.colum.edu /undergraduate/liberaled/faculty.html (4033 words)

	Athena Review Image Archive: Map of the Shipwreck of Valdivia (1511) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The ship wrecked on reefs near Jamaica, and the few survivors drifted in an open boat to the eastern shore of Yucatan, where they were either killed or enslaved by Maya caciques or nobles.
		Two survivors, Gonzalo Guerrero and Geronimo Aguilar, remained alive when Cortés reached Yucatán in 1519.
		Aguilar, a former priest who had been made a slave to a Maya cacique, was rescued by Cortés and became an interpretor, while Guerrero, who had married a Mayan wife, remained in his Yucatec village.
	www.athenapub.com /valdmap1.htm (139 words)

	Akumal, Mexico
		The fame that Cozumel and the Mexican Caribbean has for incredible dive spots first spread from Akumal in 1958 when a group of ex-WW II Mexican frogmen salvaged the Spanish galleon, Mantanceros, sunk against the Palancar Reef in 1741.
		They called their group CEDAM, the Club de Explorac¡on y Deporte Acu ticos de Mexico.
		In 1968 they donated Xel-H and over 5,000 acres of their coconut-palmed land around Akumal as a national park.
	mayanriviera.com /ArticleSite.cfm?PageID=30690216 (962 words)

	Gonzalo Guerrero's Photo Listings Page
		Gonzalo has 20 years of photography experience in the areas of sports, landscapes, animals and flowers.
		His love of the art has expanded into the world of digital photography.
		You'll reap all the benefits of our (free) PhotoBuyer's Corner.
	www.photosource.com /2332 (108 words)

	Celebrating Hispanic Heritage
		Juan de Griialva led an expedition to the Yucatán and discovered a large river which to this day is named, the Rio de Grijalva.
		and Gerónimo de Aguilar escaped death in 1511 by being slaves to the Mayas.
		Fray Isidro Feliz de Espinosa wrote, "During the years 1717 and 1718, because of the severity of the drought, the harvest of corn and beans among the Indians was very poor.
	www.somosprimos.com /heritage.htm (13085 words)

	Rancho Encantado: Mayan Adventure Tours - The Ruta Maya - Oxtankah
		The other, Jeronimo de Aguilar, returned to the Spanish army and fought against the Maya.
		The Plaza de las Abejas, Plaza de las Columnas, the Cenote and the Church make this site worth a visit.
		Excavations were carried out under I.N.A.H., restoring the church in the late '80s and the Classic structures in 1997.
	www.encantado.com /oxtankah.htm (285 words)

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