He died at Manila in 1630.
See Perez's _Catalogo_.
[9] Fray Esteban Carrillo was a native of the city of Ecija and
made his profession in the Cordoba convent, where he obtained
a professorship. On going to the Philippines he spent four years
among the highlands of Ilocos. He was preacher-general (1602-1609),
provincial secretary (October 31, 1603), prior of Manila (December 24,
1603), definitor (1605), and procurator-commissary to Madrid (1607). He
was one of the foremost orators in Manila, which city he left in 1609
for Spain, where he died in 1617. See Perez's _Catalogo_, p. 52.
[10] Fray Pedro de Aguirre took his vows in the convent at Mexico. He
was, after his arrival at the islands, a conventual in Pasig and
Bombon until 1600, in which year he went to Taguig, whence he
passed to Calumpit in 1602. He was prior of Santo Nino in 1603,
and commissary-procurator to Spain and Rome in 1607, dying in 1631.
Fray Roque de Barrionuevo, a native of Lubia, took his vows in the
convent of Agreda in 1589. In 1597 he was laboring in Tanauan, and
in Malolos in 1600.
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