Aguilar, Jerónimo de, 1489-1531 (Nombre personal)

Luca de Tena, T. El futuro fue ayer, 1987: p. 11 (Jerónimo de Aguilar) jkt. (b. Ecija in the prov. of Seville in the 15th cent.)

LC data base, 8-17-88 (hdg.: Aguilar, Jerónimo de, d. 1526?)

Wikipedia webpage for Geronimo de Aguilar, viewed Nov. 5, 2013 : (Geronimo de Aguilar O.F.M. (1489-1531) was a Franciscan friar born in Ecija, Spain. Aguilar was later Involved with Spanish conquest of Mexico, and with La Malinche have assisted Hernán Corteés in translating indigenous language to Spanish)

Wikimexico webpage for Jerónimo de Aguilar, viewed Nov. 5, 2013 : (Aguilar, Jerónimo de (1489-1531 ca.); born in Ecija (Seville) in 1489; he was one of the first Spanish who set foot in the territory of Mexico; Aguilar was interpreter of Cortés, he knew the Mayan language; it is unknown the day of his death, but is taken as the year in 1531.)

Conover Blancas, Carlos. Del buen cautivo y del mal salvaje, 2012: title page (Jerónimo de Aguilar) page 17 (b. in Écija circa 1490) page 115 (the exact time of his death is unknown but had to be between 1529 and 1531)

Náufragos españoles en tierra maya: reconstrucción del inicio de la invasión, 2011: