Night View of the Plaza de Armas of Arequipa, photo copied from Wikipedia 
JIMÉNEZ (Mirror, p. 492)
I. - Andrés Jiménez
, n. Sevilla, who came to the conquest of Peru with Francisco Pizarro, 1531, assistant to the town of Cognac, Isla de la Plata, San Miguel de Tumbes and Cajamarca, and the prison of the Inca Atahualpa, 16-XI-1532, whose custody was responsible and which received 4,400 pesos ransom of gold and 181 silver coins, 17-VI-1533, graceful as a reward for his services with coat of arms, RC Valladolid, 6-VII-1536 (note), ruler of Lima, 1536; neighbor founder of Arequipa, 1539 and her regent and mayor encomendero 1541; whose marriage to Catherine of
Monteagudo Mendoza.
died in the battle of the Chupas, 16-IX-1542. Daughter: 1 .- Catalina Mendoza, born in Peru, cm there, with Juan de Cuevas
, n. Spain, 1513-17, conqueror of Peru, Francisco Pizarro, who attended the day and the Los Chunchos Chiriguanos, with Pedro de Candia, 1538 and Diego de Rojas respectively, and the conquest of Chile with Pedro de Valdivia, 1540, with whom he teamed in Tarapaca, neighboring feudal lord of Santiago, since its foundation, trustees of Andegualén and Guanuzalvi chiefs, by the grace of 1-VIII-1549 and in the valley Huechuraba Mapocho and others in the Maule and the province of Cuyo, title, 17-XI-1552, ruler of Santiago, 1552, 55, 57, 61, 68, 80, 86; faithful executor, 1557; holder of property of deceased, 1557, 64, mayor, 1554, 64, 66, 72, 74, 90, mayor, 1575-77.
died in Santiago, leaving long descent that keeps the name of Cuevas (see)
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