In addition to Pigafetta's surviving journal, 11 other crew members kept written accounts of the voyage: Francisco Albo: the Victoria's pilot logbook ("Diario ó derrotero"), first referred to in 1788, and first published in its entirety in 1837 and a deposition on 18 October 1522 Martín de Ayamonte: a short account first published in 1933 Giovanni Battista: two letters dating from the 21 December 1521 and the 25 October 1525 respectively Hernando de Bustamante: a deposition on 18 October 1522 Juan Sebastián Elcano: a letter written on 6 September 1522 and a deposition on 18 October 1522 Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa: a letter written on 12 January 1525, a statement on 2 August 1527 and a deposition from the 2nd to the 5 September 1527 Ginés de Mafra: a detailed account first published in 1920, a statement on 2 August 1527 and a deposition from the 2nd to the 5 September 1527 Martín Méndez : the Victoria's logbook Leone Pancaldo: a long logbook 'by the Genoese pilot' (first published in 1826), a letter written on 25 October 1525, a statement on 2 August 1527 and a deposition from the 2nd to the 5 September 1527 an anonymous Portuguese crew member: a long manuscript, first published in 1937, known as "the Leiden manuscript", possibly written by Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa and, in all likelihood, a Trinidad crew member and another anonymous Portuguese crew member: a very short account, first published in 1554, written by a Trinidad crew member
In addition to Pigafetta's surviving journal, 11 other crew members kept written accounts of the voyage: Francisco Albo: the Victoria's pilot logbook ("Diario ó derrotero"), first referred to in 1788, and first published in its entirety in 1837 and a deposition on 18 October 1522 Martín de Ayamonte: a short account first published in 1933 Giovanni Battista: two letters dating from the 21 December 1521 and 25 October 1525 respectively Hernando de Bustamante: a deposition on 18 October 1522 Juan Sebastián Elcano: a letter written on 6 September 1522 and a deposition on 18 October 1522 Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa: a letter written on 12 January 1525, a statement on 2 August 1527 and a deposition from the 2nd to the 5 September 1527 Ginés de Mafra: a detailed account first published in 1920, a statement on 2 August 1527 and a deposition from 2 to 5 September 1527 Martín Méndez : the Victoria's logbook Leone Pancaldo: a long logbook 'by the Genoese pilot' (first published in 1826), a letter written on 25 October 1525, a statement on 2 August 1527 and a deposition from 2 to 5 September 1527 an anonymous Portuguese crew member: a long manuscript, first published in 1937, known as "the Leiden manuscript", possibly written by Gonzalo Gómez de Espinosa and, in all likelihood, a Trinidad crew member and another anonymous Portuguese crew member: a very short account, first published in 1554, written by a Trinidad crew member
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