Juan Ponce de Leon

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Juan Ponce de Leon had three ships on his voyage: the Santa Maria, the Santiago, and the San Cristobal. Ponce De Leon was the first European to discover Florida.

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Juan Pone De Leon was a trader and the founder of Florida (first one to actually find America, didn't know he was there) but he traded things such as whisky, alcoholic beverages, clothing, and gold for ship supplies... (and more...)

He crossed the Rio Grand and explored, and later colonized, New Mexico.

Ponce de Leon sailed northwest from Puerto Rico, where he had again been displaced as governor by Juan Ceron. He sailed east of the Bahamas and reached the Atlantic coast of Florida on April 2, 1513, six days after Easter Sunday. The exact location might have been anywhere between Jacksonville and Titusville, perhaps near St. Augustine or Daytona Beach.

Martin De Leon was born in Tamaulipas, Mexico in 1765. He and his wife founded the colony called De Leon's Colony as well as the town of Victoria.

Ponce de León was named Governor of Puerto Rico in 1509

He died in 1940, killed in Mexico City on orders of Stalin.

The address of the Ponce De Leon Lighthouse Preservation A is: 4931 S Peninsula Dr, Ponce Inlet, FL 32127-7301

Juan Bernal Ponce died in 2006.

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Juan Ponce de Leon had a lot of accomplishments. But his major accomplishment is finding Florida.

First he was in mexico and then went to Texas.

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Ponce de Leon crossed the Atlantic ocean. He was one of the people who found Florida.

No, that was not a Spanish holidat in 1521.

gold and to claim land for Spain and the fountain of youth

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"In 1513, Ponce De Leon, the conqueror and governor of Puerto Rico, embarked on a search for a fabled fountain of youth. He never found it, but he did make the first Spanish landing on the mainland of North America. Perhaps because the land was in bloom with spring flowers, he called the land he discovered Florida."

He was the one who discovered Florida. I hope I am talking about the same Ponce de Leon you are talking about. :)

No. People in the 1400's were born at home. In some cases there is a reference to their birth in the church records of their parish church. Very often people did not know the date of their birth or how old they were. Events were associated with marriage, death, and birth. A person might say " I was born in the year when there was the big flood." or "when king Henry died." These things people would remember and could attach various events to them.

He didn't and died homeless