[DOC] [TLE] Nia - Wikipedia [PAR] La Nia (Spanish for The Girl) was one of the three Spanish ships used by Italian 
explorer Christopher Columbus in his first voyage to the West Indies in 1492. As 
was tradition for Spanish ships of the day, she bore a female saint's name ... Nia
, which was probably a pun on the name of her owner, Juan Nio of Moguer. [DOC] [TLE] Story of the Nina - AltonWeb [PAR] A Spanish vessel in those days had an official religious name, but was ... 'Santa 
Clara' was always called 'Nina, after her master-owner Juan Nino of Moguer. ... 
Built in the Ribera de Moguer an estuary, now silted up, of the Rio Tinto. ... what 
was to become the first truly, historically correct replica of a 15th Century Caravel. [DOC] [TLE] Nia - The Mariners' Museum | EXPLORATION through the AGES [PAR] The Nina, History of Hernando Cortez, 1855, From The Library at The Mariners' ... 
The Nia was owned by Juan Nio de Moguer, who had named the ship Santa 
Clara. ... of naming ships the feminine form of their owner's name: Nio to Nia. [DOC] [TLE] The Mariners' Museum | EXPLORATION through the AGES [PAR] Most of the paintings and engravings of 15th-century Spanish ships show very 
little in the ... Excessive ship ornamentation really reached its height in the 17th 
century, with ... How did Columbus' ships get their names? ... Historians believe 
the ship was named for the original owner, Juan Nio de Moguer, but his name, 
Nio,... [DOC] [TLE] A Replica Of "La Nina" To Visit Panama - Playa Community [PAR] Feb 25, 2009 ... (panama-guide.com) A replica of "La Nia," one of the ships used by ... probably 
the best open water sailing vessel of its time- that pivotal time referred to as the ... 
Santa Clara was always Nia, after her master-owner Juan Nino of Moguer. ... 
the first truly, historically correct replica of a 15th Century Caravel. [DOC] [TLE] Columbus - Florida Museum of Natural History [PAR] What follows is a listing of crew members by vessel along with a separate list for 
... only by their given name and the city whence they came; for example, "Alonso 
de ... Juan Nio, Owner and Master ... Juan de Moguer (criminal granted amnesty
) ... A century ago Columbus was a hero who was feted in the Columbian world... [DOC] [TLE] Ships Of Columbus In Burlington, Iowa [PAR] It's 518 years later (July 15, 2010), but the Columbus Foundation has made sure 
the ... A Spanish vessel in those days had an official religious name but was ... 
Santa Clara was always Nina, after her master-owner Juan Nino of Moguer. ... 
was to become the first truly, historically correct replica of a 15th Century Caravel. [DOC] [TLE] Columbus' Confusion About the New World | People & Places ... [PAR] It seemed to be a question not so much of giving names to new lands as of 
finding ... Mundi of Pierre d'Ailly, a French cardinal who wrote in the early 15th 
century, the ..... Columbus Ships Crew ... Juan de la Cosa, owner and master ... 
Juan de Moguer ... And I am surprised that the Smithsonian Magazine which its 
history of... [DOC] [TLE] Exploration | She Speaks Poignards [PAR] By the 15th century, it was common knowledge among the educated citizens of ... 
in Southeast Asia, so that name got attached to this newly discovered collection 
of ... La Pinta was the nickname of one of Columbus' ships, a caravel, probably ... 
Santa Clara but nicknamed La Nia after its owner, Juan Nio de Moguer. [DOC] [TLE] Christopher Columbus Page 01 - Land of Legends [PAR] The three ships set sail from Palos on August 3rd 1492. ... in the language of its 
native inhabitants, but soon re-christened San Salvador by Columbus. .... Within 
a half a century of the first voyage of Columbus, Spain had conquered the Aztec, 
..... Vincente Yanez Pinzon, captain; Juan Nino, owner and master

Question: This historic 15th century ship got its name from its owner, Juan Nino de Moguer
Answer: the Nina