Supreme Council (Kataastaasang Sangunian)
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Andres Bonifacio (1863-97). “Maypagasa”. Kalihim (1892-3); Tagausig (1893-4); Pangulo (1894-96). |
Warehouseman (bodeguero) of
Fressel y Cia, a German-owned cement, brick and tile company on Calle Nueva,
Binondo; walking cane maker; calligrapher.
Formerly an agent with Fleming & Co., a British trading company. |
Calle San Jose, Trozo (in Aug.
1896); formerly Lavezares, San Nicolas; Dulumbayan, Santa Cruz and numerous
other addresses. Husband of Gregoria de Jesus;
brother-in-law of Teodoro Plata; sometime fellow boarder with Ladislao Diwa, Teodoro
Plata and Aurelio Tolentino; sometime lodger with Briccio Pantas. |
Taliba Lodge (“Sinukuan”); Liga
Filipina (“Sandakan”). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896); Pangulo
of the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896). Pangulo ng Haring Bayan (1896-97). Killed by troops of the Aguinaldo
government, May 1897. |
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Roman Basa (1848-97). “Liwanag”.
Pangulo (1893-4). |
Clerk (oficial segundo) de la
Comandancia General de Marina. |
Concepción and San Miguel, Santa
Cruz; formerly Asunción; San Nicolas. Took in Ladislao Diwa as a
boarder; wedding sponsor of Jose Turiano Santiago and Marina Dizon. |
Liga Filipina (“Baesa bata”). Executed at Bagumbayan, February
6, 1897. |
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Deodato Arellano (1844-c.1898). “Santol”. Pangulo (1892-3). |
Clerk at the Maestranza de
Artillería. |
Corner of Azcarraga and Salinas,
San Nicolas. Brother-in-law of Marcelo H. del
Pilar. |
Ateneo Municipal. Lusong Lodge, (“Buan”); Liga
Filipina; Cuerpo de Compromisarios. Imprisoned, 1896. |
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Emilio Jacinto (1875-1899). “Pingkian”. Tagausig (1894-5); Kalihim (Dec.
1895). |
Student (preparatory courses for
law). |
Calle Oroquieta, Santa Cruz;
formerly Calle Magdalena, Trozo. Nephew of Jose Dizon; cousin of
Marina Dizon. |
Colegio de San Juan de Letran;
Universidad de Santo Tomás. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896);
Minister of State in the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896); Punong Hukbo (Feb. 1897);
Pangulong Hukbo sa dakong Hilagaan ng Maynila (Apr. 1897). Died of malaria, 1899. |
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Jose Turiano
Santiago (1875-1942). “Tik Tik”. Kalihim (1894-5). |
Bookkeeper. |
Husband of Marina Dizon;
half-brother of Restituto Javier. |
Universidad de Santo Tomás. Taliba Lodge (“Nereo”); Liga
Filipina. Imprisoned, 1896-7. |
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Briccio Pantas (?-c.1930). “Bungahan”.
Kalihim (1893). |
Secretario del juzgado de Quiapo. |
Calle Lemery, Tondo. Took in Andres Bonifacio as a
lodger. |
Liga Filipina. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896);
Minister of Justice in the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896). Deported to Chafarinas, Africa;
Partido Nacionalista (1901). |
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Teodoro Plata (c.1866-1897). “Pangligtas”. Kalihim (1892-3). |
Escribano del juzgado de Mindoro;
formerly oficial de mesa del juzgado de Binondo. |
Brother of Hermogenes Plata; brother-in-law
of Andres Bonifacio (Plata married Bonifacio’s sister Espiridiona); first
cousin of Gregoria de Jesus; sometime boarder with Andres Bonifacio on Calle
Sagunto, San Nicolas; sometime boarder with Ladislao Diwa and Aurelio
Tolentino. |
Escuela Municipal; possibly
started the law course at the Universidad de Santo Tomás, but did not
complete it. Taliba Lodge; Liga Filipina
(“Balany”). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896);
Minister of War in the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896). Executed at Bagumbayan, February
6, 1897. |
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Pio Valenzuela (1869-1956). “Dimas Ayaran”. Tagausig (Dec. 1895); Mangagamot
(1896). |
Physician. |
Calle Lavezares, San Nicolas. Baptismal sponsor of the child
of Andres Bonifacio and Gregoria de
Jesus; courted the daughter of Pantaleon Torres. |
Colegio de San Juan de Letran;
Universidad de Santo Tomás. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Imprisoned in Barcelona, Malaga
and Melilla (Spanish Morocco). |
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Ladislao Diwa (1863-1930). “Baliti”.
Tagausig (1892-3). |
Escribano for the province of
Pampanga (1893-6); formerly curial del juzgado de Quiapo (1892). |
Sometime boarder with Roman Basa
and at another time with Andres Bonifacio and Teodoro Plata. |
Colegio de San Juan de Letran;
Universidad de Santo Tomás. Taliba Lodge (“Baguio”); Liga
Filipina (“Baguio”). Imprisoned, 1896-7. |
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Vicente Molina (?-1897). “Maniangat”. Tagaingat-yaman (1893-6). |
Concierge at the Intendencia, the
Government treasury. |
Baptismal sponsor of Andres Bonifacio
and Restituto Javier. |
Mason; lodge unknown. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Executed at Bagumbayan, February
6, 1897. |
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Hermenegildo Reyes (?-1897) “Talibong”. Kasanguni (Dec. 1895); Taliba and
Tagalibot (Feb. 1896). |
Employee of a commercial company
on Calle Anloague, Binondo; formerly a customs officer. |
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Mason, lodge unknown. Organizer in Sampaloc (1894);
Tagausig of Sb. Dapitan (1895-6). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Executed at Bagumbayan, February
6, 1897. |
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Francisco Carreon (1865-1946). “Silanganan”. Kasanguni (Dec. 1895) and
Manunulat (Feb. 1896). |
Employee of a sombrereria (hatstore); formerly carabinero
(customs guard); blacksmith; labourer; and employee at the Casa Moneda
(mint). |
Calle Jose, Trozo. Brother of Nicomedes and Placido
Carreon; nephew and sometime fellow employee of Jose Dizon. |
Pangulo of By. Silanganan (1894); Pangulo of Sb. Dapitan (1895). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Partido Nacionalista (1901); Pangalawang
Pangulo of the Government of the Kapuluang Katagalugan (1902). Imprisoned, 1906-14. |
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Gregorio Coronel. “Leon”. Kasanguni and Tagapamahala ng
"Basahan ng Bayan"(c. Mar. 1896). |
Cloth manufacturer (dueño de
telares). |
Malabon. |
Pangulo of By. Masikap. (1896). |
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Aguedo del Rosario (1865-?). “Tagaisok”.
Kasanguni (Dec. 1895) and
Pangalawang Kalihim (Feb. 1896). |
Binder (maestro encuadernador ) at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
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Kalihim of Sb. Katagalugan (1894-5). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896);
Minister of Government in the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896). Imprisoned, 1896; Partido
Nacionalista (1901); Government of the Kapuluang Katagalugan (1902). Imprisoned, 1902-07. |
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Valentin Diaz (1849-1916). “Walangulat”. Kasanguni (1892-3). |
Oficial de mesa del juzgado de
Binondo. |
Calle Soler, Santa Cruz; formerly
Calle Salinas, San Nicolas. |
Taliba Lodge; Liga Filipina
(“Tupas”). Partido Nacionalista (1901). |
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Balbino Florentino. “Silang”. Kasanguni (Dec.1895); Tagatulong
sa Pagsulat (Feb. 1896) and Tagapangasiwa (c.Mar. 1896). |
Draughtsman and student. |
Calle Dulumbayan, Santa Cruz. |
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Teodoro Gonzales (?-c.1940). “Bathala”. Kasanguni (1893-5). |
Lawyer with the Monroy law office.
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Calle Dulumbayan, Santa Cruz. |
Universidad de Santo Tomás. Tagausig of Sb. Laong Laan. |
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Restituto Javier (1873-1936). “Mapangahas”. Kasanguni (1893-4). |
Employee of Fressel y Cia, a German-owned
cement, tile and brick company on Calle Nueva, Binondo; formerly employed at
the Customs; telephonist. |
Calle Oroquieta, Santa Cruz. Husband of Benita Rodriguez;
half-brother of Jose Turiano Santiago; wedding sponsor of Andres Bonifacio
and Gregoria de Jesus; fellow employee of Andres Bonifacio. |
Tagausig of Sb.Laong-Laan. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Deported to Africa (Penon de la
Gomera). |
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Ildefonso Laurel. “Maytiaga”. Kasanguni (1892); delegate to Hong
Kong (Sept. 1892). |
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Liga Filipina (“Ravachol”). |
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Faustino Manalak (?-1897). “Mayon”. Kasanguni (1894-5). |
Clerk/ cobrador (collector) for
the Capitanía del Puerto. |
Husband of Marta Saldana. |
Kalihim of By. Ilog Pasig (Feb.
95); Pangulo of By. Ilog Pasig. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Executed at Bagumbayan, January
11, 1897. |
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Guillermo Masangkay
(c.1867-1963). “Alakdan”. Kasanguni (1894). |
Buyer and seller
(kuridor); formerly a labourer and boatman on the |
Palomar area of Tondo. Friend of Andres Bonifacio since
boyhood. |
Modestia Lodge. Officer of Sb. Dapitan (1895); Pangulo of By. Silanganan (Mar.
96). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). |
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Enrique Pacheco. “Makabuhay”. Kasanguni (c. Mar. 1896). |
Clerk for the Manila civil government.
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Calle Sande, Tondo. Father of Alfonso and Cipriano
Pacheco. |
At Balintawak (Aug. 1896);
Minister of Finance in the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896). Imprisoned, 1896. |
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Tomas Remigio (1867-1916). “Toremige”. Kasanguni (1893). |
Clerk in private law offices;
formerly with the Inspección General de Obras Publicas and the Intendencia,
the Government treasury. |
Calle Oroquieta, Santa Cruz. Husband of Simeona de
Remigio. |
Mason, lodge unknown; Liga
Filipina (“Malingap”). Pangulo of Sb. Laong-Laan; Binhing
Payapa. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Deported to Spain; imprisoned in
Barcelona and Cartagena, 1897-9. |
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Pantaleon Torres. “Bulalakaw”. Kasanguni (1895-6); Tagalaan (Feb.
1896). |
Clerk at the Intendencia, the Government
treasury. |
Calle Jose, Trozo. Daughter courted by Pio
Valenzuela. |
Mason; lodge unknown. Kalihim of a council in Trozo
(1894); Pangulo of By. Dimasalang (1895). At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Deported to Jolo, c.1896; Partido
Nacionalista, (1901); Brigadier General, (1901). |
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Tranquilino Torres. Kasanguni (1895). |
Clerk at the Intendencia, the
Government treasury. |
Calle Elcano, San Nicolas. |
Walana Lodge (“Helvecio”); Liga
Filipina (“Timog”). |
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Jose Trinidad (?-1897). “Subiang”. Kasanguni (1894-6); Tagatuloy sa
Pagsulat (Feb. 1896). |
Clerk at the Tambunting pawnshop. |
Palomar section of Tondo. |
Mason, lodge unknown; Liga
Filipina. At Balintawak (Aug. 1896). Executed at Bagumbayan, February
6, 1897. |
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Doroteo Trinidad. Kasanguni (1895). |
Jeweler . |
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Teodoro Vedua. “Kalasag”. Kasanguni (May 1896). |
Employee of a business house. |
Calle Diez, Tondo. |
Liga Filipina (“Alon”). Tagausig of Sb. Dapitan (1895). |
Popular councils (Sangunian bayan) and Branches
(Balangay)
Manila and suburbs
Binondo
– Sb. Ilog Pasig
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Faustino
Manalak (Kalihim; Pangulo) – see Supreme Council. |
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Alejo Garcia,
“Mainit”. Pangulo. |
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Antonio
Arocha. “Dorado”. Pangulo (1895). |
Sergeant in the
customs guard (carabineros). |
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Marcelo
Santos, “Talim”. Taliba (1895);
Pangulo. |
Captain of the
customs launch ‘Caridad’. |
Husband of
Macaria Pangilinan. |
Mason, lodge
unknown. Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 25, 1897. |
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Miguel
Santos, “Matapang”. Kasanguni. |
Sergeant in the
customs guard (carabineros). |
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Imprisoned,
1896. |
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Also: “Bato”
(Tagausig) (1895); and “Bukanan” (Tagaingat-yaman) (1895). |
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Ermita,
Concepción and Paco (Dilao) –By./ Sb. Mahiganti
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Rafael
Gutierrez, “Ilagan”. Pangulo
(1895-6). |
Foreman of
water supply workers (fontaneros). |
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At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 7, 1897. |
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Hilario Rubio, “Buhawi”. Kalihim (1895-6). |
Water supply
worker (fontanero) or fireman. |
Calle
Concepción, Ermita. |
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Apolinario
Solloza. Kalihim. |
Plumber
(fontanero) at the Ayuntamiento, the city hall. |
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Imprisoned,
1896. |
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Julian Aguila, “Gahas”. Kasanguni. |
Employee of a
business on Calle Anloague, Binondo. |
Calle
Concepción, Ermita. |
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Ermita,
Concepción and Paco (Dilao) – By. Pandayan
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“Baga”
(Pangulo); “Bukal” (Kalihim); “Bagyo” (Tagausig); and “Iba” (Tagaingat-yaman)
(all Mar. 1896). |
Ermita,
Concepción and Paco (Dilao) – By. Tagailog
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Hilario Rubio
(Pangulo) (Mar. 1896) – see Sb. Mahiganti. |
Sampaloc
– By. Bagong Silang
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Deogracias
Fajardo. Pangulo. |
Printer. |
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At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Deported to
Africa. |
San
Nicolas and Intramuros – By. Maluningning
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Inocencio
Marcial, “Matulin”. Pangulo (Jan.
1895). |
Oficial de mesa
del juzgado de Intramuros. |
Calzada de
Bilibid, Santa Cruz. |
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Geronimo Medina
y Cristobal, “Burgos”. Taga lihim
(1895). |
Corporal in the
infantry. |
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At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 11, 1897. |
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Leopoldo
Soriano, “Bubuyog”. Tagausig. (Jan.
1895) |
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Calle Solana,
Intramuros. |
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Mariano
Paquitan, “Sikat”. Taga pag tago
ng salapi (Jan. 1895). |
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Calle
Magallanes, Intramuros. |
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Perfecta Simeon. Tagaingat-yaman. |
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Brigido
Florendo, “Nalagda”. Kasanguni. |
Corporal in the
Infantry. |
Calle Legaspi,
Intramuros. |
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Petronilo
Linguistia Zamora, “Buhawi”. Kasanguni. |
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Calle Anda,
Intramuros. |
Imprisoned,
1896. |
Santa Cruz – Sb. Laong Laan
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Tomas Remigio (Pangulo) – see Supreme Council. |
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Julian
Nepomuceno, “Digma”. Pangulo. |
Clerk. Teniente
tercero del tribunal de naturales de Santa Cruz. |
Calle
Oroquieta, Santa Cruz. |
Binhing Payapa. |
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Manuel Ureta, “Mahusay”. Pangulo. |
Agent of Casa
Ullman, a trading company. |
Calle
Misericordia, Santa Cruz. |
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Pedro Trinidad,
“Maliksi”. Kalihim (1896). |
Clerk at the
Intendencia, the Government treasury. |
Calle
Oroquieta, Santa Cruz. |
Binhing Payapa. |
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Teodoro Gonzales (Tagausig) – see Supreme Council. |
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Restituto Javier (Tagausig) – see Supreme Council. |
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Doroteo
Dominguez,
“Abang”. Tagaingat-yaman. |
Silversmith
with shop on Calle Solana, Intramuros. |
Calle
Oroquieta, Santa Cruz. |
Binhing Payapa. Executed at
Bagumbayan, February 6, 1897. |
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Teodorico
Guerrero,
“Kislat”. Kasanguni. |
Clerk at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Calle
Oroquieta, Santa Cruz. |
Binhing Payapa. |
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Emiliano
Morales, “Lahasa”. Kasanguni. |
Director of the
Comedia tagala at the Teatro Cervantes. |
Calle
Dulumbayan, Santa Cruz. |
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Santa
Cruz – By. Dimasalang
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Pantaleon Torres (Pangulo) – see Supreme Council. |
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Pablo Manuel. Pangulo. |
Employee of
Fressel y Cia, a German-owned cement, tile and brick company on Calle Nueva,
Binondo. |
Fellow employee
of Andres Bonifacio. |
Imprisoned,
1896. |
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Lorenzo Alonso. Pangulo. |
Sculptor. |
Calle
Misericordia, Santa Cruz. |
Binhing Payapa. At Balintawak
(Aug.1896). |
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Doroteo Lopez
Perez, “Gilang”. Kalihim. |
Student. |
Calle
Benavides, Tondo. |
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Cosme Tolentino,
“Lili”. Tagaingat-yaman. |
Binder at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Calle
Dulumbayan, Santa Cruz. |
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Santa Cruz - By. Tanglaw
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Procopio
Bonifacio, “Pisaw”. Pangulo. |
Railway baggage
master and tar broker. |
Brother of ,
and sometime boarder with, Andres Bonifacio. |
Killed by
troops of the Aguinaldo government, 1897. |
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Also: “Mataas” (Kalihim) (1896). |
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Santa
Cruz -By. Kalingaan
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Nicolas Rivera,
“Pana”. Pangulo (1896). |
Cook. |
Dulumbayan,
Santa Cruz. |
Member of the
Liga Filipina. Deported to Africa. Partido Nacionalista (1901); Minister of State in the Government of the Kapuluang
Katagalugan (1902). Imprisoned, 1902. |
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Mariano de la
Rosa, “Balawis”. Kalihim (Mar.
1896). |
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Domingo Moriones, “Maugong”. Tagausig (Mar. 1896). |
Labourer. |
Dulumbayan,
Santa Cruz. |
Deported to Africa, 1897. Partido Nacionalista (1901); Minister of War in the Government of the Kapuluang Katagalugan,
(1902). Imprisoned, 1902. |
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Felipe Macario,
“Maalab”. Taga-ingatyaman
(Mar. 1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Bo. San Roque,
Sampaloc. |
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Severino Ramos,
“Maktan”. Mabalasig (Mar.
1896). |
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Benigno de la
Marca, “Mailap”. Taliba (Mar.
1896). |
Broker/ agent
(corredor) of Puerta del Sol, a luxury goods store on Calle Escolta, Binondo. |
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Pablo Borlongan,
“Uli-uli”. Tagalaan (Mar.
1896). |
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Felipe Santos. Maniningil. |
Binder at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Dulumbayan,
Santa Cruz. |
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Quiterio
Salvador, “Balagtas”. Maniningil. |
Binder at at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Dulumbayan,
Santa Cruz. |
Deported to
Jolo, 1896. |
Tondo
– Sb. Katagalugan
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Alejandro
Santiago, “Halimaw”. Pangulo
(1894-6). |
Clerk at a
“fundación de chinos”; printer at El Resumen. |
Calle Camba,
Binondo; formerly Clavel, San Nicolas. |
Mason, lodge
unknown. At Balintawak
(Aug.1896). Partido
Nacionalista (1901); Minister of
Government in the Government of the Kapuluang Katagalugan (1902). Imprisoned,
1903. |
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Aguedo del
Rosario (Kalihim) - see Supreme Council. |
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Salustiano Cruz,
“Matunog”. Kalihim (1896). |
Postal clerk. |
Calle Zaragoza,
Tondo. |
Liga Filipina
(“Dimalipasangua”). Pangulo (1894)
of By. Katotohanan. At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Partido
Nacionalista (1901); Government of the
Kapuluang Katagalugan, (1902). |
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Pedro Zabala,
“Pagpalain”. Tagausig. |
Warehouseman,
broker (corredor) for Germa y Cia on Calle San Jacinto, Binondo. |
Calle Ilaya,
San Nicolas. |
Liga Filipina
(“Liuayuay”). At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Eleuterio de
Guzman, “Lintik”. Tagaingat-yaman
(1894-5). |
Tailor with a
shop on Calle Solana, Intramuros. |
Calle Sande,
Tondo. |
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Lino Villanueva,
“Labon”. Tagaingat-yaman
(1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory and owner of a carinderia. |
Calle San
Pedro, Santa Cruz. |
Tagaingat-yaman
(1894) and Pangulo (1895) of By. Kabuhayan. |
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Irineo
Francisco, “Subdan”. Mabalasig
(1894); Tagausig (1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Bo. Sapa,
Tondo. |
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Apolonio de la
Cruz, “Dinalitiwan”. Mabalasig. |
Printworker
(rayador) at Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Divisoria, San
Nicolas. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Executed at
Bagumbayan, February 6, 1897. |
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Eleuterio Reyes,
“Limbas”. Mabalasig (1896). |
Businessman. |
Plaza de Leon
XIII, Tondo. |
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Justo
Bautista,
“Alipato”. Taliba. |
Barber with
shop on Calle de San Pedro, Santa Cruz. |
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Juan Santiago,
“Sagsag”. Taliba (1894). |
Binder at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
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Lazaro
Ortiz,
“Makapangyarihan”.
Tagalaan. |
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Calle Bankusay,
Tondo. |
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Tondo
– By. Kabuhayan
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Lino
Villanueva, (Pangulo; Tagaingat-yaman) – see Sb. Katagalugan. |
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Benito Jose,
“Palaso”. Pangulo (1894). |
Salt retailer. |
Calle Sande,
Tondo. |
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Hilarion Cruz, “Batong
buhay”. Pangulo (1896). |
Tabaquero. |
Calle
Palumbang, Tondo. |
Liga Filipina
“Bandita”). Deported to
Africa. |
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Eusebio Jose,
“Bala” (Kalihim) (1894) – see By. Pagtibain below. |
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Alfonso
Pacheco,
“Asana”. Kalihim (1896). |
Employee of the
Fabrica de Paraguas de C. Gessell. |
Calle Sande,
Tondo. |
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Cecilio Briones.
Tagausig
(1894). |
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Esteban
Cruz,
“Buan”. Tagausig
(1896). |
Beltmaker;
metalworker. |
Calle Sande,
Tondo. |
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Leonardo Tiempo,
“Panaga”. Tagaingat-yaman (1896). |
Lottery ticket
seller. |
Bo. Lecheros,
Tondo. |
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Crispulo Chacon,
“Mabulu”. Mabalasig
(1894) |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Bo. Palumpong,
Tondo. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Florentino
Centeno,
“Batikan”.
Pangalawang
Kalihim (1894). |
Binder at
Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Calle Aguila,
Tondo. |
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Marcelo
Cristobal. Mabalasig (1896). |
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Luis Clemente,
“Mabilis”.
Taliba (1894). |
Barber. |
Calle Lemery,
Tondo. |
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Bernardo
Jose,
“Halo”.
Taliba (1896). |
Carpenter. |
Bo. Lecheros,
Tondo. |
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Julian Cruz. Tagalaan
(1896). |
Tabaquero at
the Fabrica de la Barraca. |
Bo. Bancaso,
Tondo. |
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Placido Carreon,
“Liwayway”. Kasanguni. |
“Personero de
un chino”. |
Calle Sande,
Tondo. Brother of
Francisco and Nicomedes Carreon. |
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Modesto Quitain,
“Opso”. Kasanguni. |
Escribiente del
juzgado de Quiapo. |
Gagalangin ,
Tondo. |
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Tondo
– By. Katotohanan
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Braulio Rivera,
“Guitna”. Tagausig
(1895); Pangulo (1896). |
Clerk at the
Inspectorate of Mines. |
Bo. Sapa,
Tondo. |
Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 11, 1897. |
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Moises Buzon, “Makapangyarihan”. Kalihim (Mar.1896). |
Clerk. |
Bo. Lecheros,
Tondo. |
Deported to Africa. |
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Jorge de Lara,
“Kabalasian”. Kalihim
(1895-6). |
Clerk at the
Inspectorate of Mines. |
Calle Zaragoza,
Tondo. |
Liga Filipina (“Kabalasian”). |
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Hermogenes
Plata, “Kidlat”. Tagausig
(1894). |
Customs clerk. |
Calle Salinas,
San Nicolas. Brother of
Teodoro Plata. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Pastor Santos,
“Matugalo”. Tagausig
(1896). |
Lithographer at
at Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
Bo. Huertas,
Tondo. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Leon Cruz
Decena, “Patalim”. Tagaingat-yaman
(1894). |
Clerk at the
Inspectorate of Mines. |
Calle Zaragoza,
Tondo. |
Liga Filipina
(“Dimakalag”). |
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Policarpio
Tarlak, “Pagsanhan”. Tagaingat-yaman
(1896). |
Lithographer;
printshop supervisor at Ramirez y Cia, printers of the Diario de Manila. |
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Imprisoned,
1896. |
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Benito Campos,
“Talaga”. (Pangalawang Kalihim) (1894). |
Employee “de
los Chinos en la Aduana”. |
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Rufino
Domingues, “Sibat”. Taliba (1896). |
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Vicente
Cuadrado, “Araw”. Mabalasig (1894). |
Employee “de
los Chinos en la Aduana”. |
Calle
Azcarraga, Tondo. Uncle of Andres
Bonifacio. |
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Doroteo de Lara,
“Sinukuan”. Mabalasig (1896). |
Clerk at the
Inspectorate of Mines. |
Calle Zaragoza,
Tondo. |
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Tondo
- By. Pagtibain
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Cipriano
Pacheco, “Hininga”. Pangulo (Mar.
1896). |
Customs clerk. |
Calle Sande,
Tondo. Son of Enrique
Pacheco. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Estanislao
Vargas, “Manalo”. Kalihim (Mar.
1896). |
Employee of
the Fabrica de Paraguas de C. Gessell. |
Calle
Gagalangin, Tondo. |
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Doroteo
Gasingan. Tagausig
(1896). |
Clerk at the
military finance office (Intervención). |
Calle Bankusay,
Tondo. |
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Eusebio Jose,
“Bala”. Tagaingat-yaman
(Mar. 1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory |
Calle
Gagalangin, Tondo. |
Kalihim of By.
Kabuhayan (1894). |
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Felis Castillo.
Mabalasig (Mar.
1896). |
Fisherman. |
Calle Bankusay,
Tondo. |
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Alberto
Clemente. Taliba (Mar.
1896). |
Blacksmith. |
Callejon
Aguila, Tondo. |
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Agapito
Victorio. Tagalaan. |
Tailor employed
by the Casa de Meyed. |
Bo. Bancaso,
Tondo. |
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Tondo – Palomar district – Sb. Pingkian with two
Balangays.
Details unknown.
Trozo – Sb. Dapitan
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Francisco Carreon (Pangulo) – see Supreme Council. |
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Hermenegildo
Reyes (Tagausig) – see Supreme Council. |
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Teodoro Vedua
(Tagausig) (1895) - see Supreme Council. |
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Nicomedes
Carreon. Kalihim
(1895-6). |
Collector
(cobrador) for the Tipo-litografía de Chofré y Cía. |
Calle
Magdalena, Trozo. Brother of
Francisco and Placido Carreon; nephew of Jose Dizon. |
Tagaingat-yaman
of By. Silanganan (1894). At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Murdered,
c.1897. |
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Guillermo
Masangkay (Kasanguni) – see Supreme Council |
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Trozo
– By. Alapaap
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Rufino Concha. Pangulo (1894). |
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Estanislao de los Santos, “Paku”. Pangulo (1895). |
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Jose Reyes
Tolentino, “Prim”. Kasanguni. |
Bookkeeper for
Luciano Cordoba. |
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Taliba and
Modestia Lodges, (“Prim”); Liga Filipina. |
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Also: “Tambuli”
(Kalihim) (1895). |
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Trozo
– By. Silanganan
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Juan Cruz,
“Matapang”. Pangulo
(1895-6). |
Barber. |
Calle
Magdalena, Trozo. |
Liga Filipina. Officer of Sb. Dapitan (1895). At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Deported to
Africa, c.1896. Imprisoned, 1903. |
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Guillermo Masangkay (Pangulo) (1896) – see Supreme
Council. |
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Heraclio Santos
Peres, “Matigas”. Pangulo (1896).
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Officer of Sb.
Dapitan (1895). Partido
Nacionalista (1901). |
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Canuto
Villanueva, “Tagailog”. Kalihim (1896). |
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Melecio Ruestra,
“Buhawi”. Kalihim (1896). |
Draughtsman. |
Bo. Mamante,
Tondo. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Macario Sakay,
Tagausig (1896) – see Sb. Maypagasa below. |
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Gregorio
Mariano, “Maligaya”. Tagaingat-yaman
(1896). |
Customs
official (aduanista). |
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Lusong Lodge
(“Dula”); Liga Filipina (“Baesa bata”). Kasanguni, By.
Alapaap. |
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Roman Ramos
(Tagaingat-yaman) (1896) – see By. Dimasayaran below. |
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Trozo
– Sb. Maypagasa
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Macario Sakay,
“Pakulin”. Pangulo (June 1896). |
Sales agent
(personero); formerly tailor; apprentice calesa maker. |
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Tagausig of By.
Silanganan (1896). At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Partido
Nacionalista (1901). Imprisoned,
1901-2; amnestied in 1902 but returned to the field and became President of
the Government of the Kapuluang Katagalugan (1902). Surrendered 1906. Executed in
Bilibid Prison, 1907. |
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Canuto Villanueva, Tagailog”– Kalihim (June 1896). |
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Kalihim of By.
Silanganan (1896). |
Trozo
– By. Dimasayaran
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Roman Ramos,
“Palanyag”. Tagaingat-yaman. |
Employee at the
Maestranza, the Government arsenal. |
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Imprisoned, 1896. |
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Also: “Linta”
(Pangulo); “Lintik” (Kalihim); and “Likad” (Tagausig) (all Jun. 1896). |
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Trozo
– By. Silanganan
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Juan Cruz
(Pangulo) (Jun. 1896) – see By. Silanganan above. |
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Lucino de la Cruz, “Ipo Ipo”. Tagausig (Jun. 1896). |
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KKK General. |
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Also: “Baguio” (Kalihim) (Jun. 1896). |
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Women’s
Section (Tagalog name not
known)
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Gregoria de
Jesus, “Lakambini”. |
Helped
supervise her family’s farm (prior to
marriage) |
Caloocan (prior
to marriage). Wife of Andres
Bonifacio; cousin of Teodoro Plata. |
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Simeona de
Remigio. |
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Wife of Tomas
Remigio. |
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Marina Dizon. |
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Calle
Magdalena, Trozo (prior to marriage). Daughter of
Jose Dizon; cousin of Emilio Jacinto (but regarded him as a brother because
his mother, Josefa Dizon, brought her up); second wife of Jose Turiano
Santiago. |
Semilla Lodge
of Adoption (“Hamog”). |
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Josefa Rizal. |
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Sister of Jose
Rizal. |
Semilla Lodge
of Adoption (“Sumikat”). |
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Benita
Rodriguez. |
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Wife of
Restituto Javier; sponsor at wedding
of Andres Bonifacio and Gregoria de Jesus. |
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Angelica Lopez.
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Calle Jolo,
Binondo. Niece of Jose
Rizal. |
Semilla Lodge
of Adoption |
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Trinidad Rizal. |
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Sister of Jose
Rizal. |
Semilla Lodge
of Adoption (“Sumibol”). |
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Delfina Herbosa.
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Niece of Jose
Rizal. |
Semilla Lodge
of Adoption |
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Macaria
Pangilinan. |
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Wife of Marcelo
Santos. |
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Marta Saldana. |
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Wife of
Faustino Manalak. |
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Trinidad Tecson. |
Dealer in
cattle, seafood and salt. |
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Semilla Lodge
of Adoption |
Affiliation
unknown.
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Miguel Araullo,
“Morgan”. Delegate in
Negros Occidental (1892). |
Hacienda
administrator. |
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Pascual
Casimiro, “Pagasa”. |
Clerk in the
Forestry office. |
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Colegio de San
Juan de Letran. Binhing Payapa. Imprisoned,
1896. Imprisoned again in 1900. |
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Jose Dizon. |
Engraver at the
Casa Moneda (mint). |
Calle
Magdalena, Trozo. Father of
Marina Dizon; uncle of Emilio Jacinto; uncle of Francisco, Nicomedes and
Placido Carreon. |
Taliba Lodge
(“Montgomery”); Liga Filipina. Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 11, 1897. |
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Eugenio de los
Reyes, “Katigasan”. |
Sergeant on the
Customs launch “Caridad”. |
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Mason, lodge
unknown. Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 25, 1897. |
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Ponciano
Herrera, “Milan”. Delegate in
Nagtajan. |
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Feliciano
Jocson. |
Pharmacist with
drugstore on Calle de Escolta, Binondo. |
Calle
Concepción (El Dorado), Quiapo. |
Colegio de San
Juan de Letran. Universidad de
Santo Tomás. Dalisay Lodge. Killed in
internal feud, 1898. |
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Valentin
Lagasca, “Katiagaan”. Pangulo of a
council or branch; details not known.. |
Customs guard
(carabinero). |
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Mason; lodge
unknown. At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 25, 1897. |
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Benedicto
Nijaga. |
Second
lieutenant in the infantry. |
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Executed at
Bagumbayan, January 11, 1897. |
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Aurelio
Tolentino, “Espartaco”. |
Court employee
(escribano) in Morong; formerly oficial de mesa in Tondo and Bulacan and
Morong; teacher. |
Sometime
boarder with Andres Bonifacio. |
Colegio de San
Juan de Letran; Universidad de Santo Tomás (unfinished). Modestia Lodge
(“Pangahas”); Liga Filipina. Imprisoned,
1896-7. Partido Nacionalista
(1901). Nominal head of the Ricarte
government (1904). Imprisoned, 1904-7. |
Provincia de Manila
Caloocan – By./Sb. Dalisayan
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Silverio
Baltazar. Pangulo (1896).
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Occupation in
1896 not known, but formerly a corporal in the army. Capitan
municipal of Caloocan. |
Caloocan. |
Had studied
law. General
Treasurer in the “War Cabinet” (Aug. 1896). |
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Quirino Cordero,
“Tupas”. Pangulo (May
1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Caloocan. |
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Ignacio
Sanchez, “Magiliwin”. Pangulo (1895);
Tagausig (1896). Cartero. |
Postman. |
Caloocan. |
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Joaquin
Rodriguez, “Mahigpit”. Kalihim. |
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Caloocan. |
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Cornelio
Sanchez, “Sampalukan”. Kalihim (1895);
Tagausig (1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Caloocan. |
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Mateo Hernandez,“Kalumpang”. Tagausig
(1895). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Caloocan. |
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Arcadio de
Jesus, “Marikit”. Tagausig. |
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Caloocan. |
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Francisco Garcia,
“Kalaos”. Tagaingat-yaman (1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Caloocan. |
Mason; lodge
unknown. |
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Timoteo
Enriquez, “Balete”. Tagausig (1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Caloocan. |
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Ciriaco Asistio. Mabalasig
(1896). |
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Caloocan. |
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Dionisio
Maglayon, “Panday”. Taliba (1896). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Caloocan. |
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Marcelo Badell,
“Tubung”. |
Secret
policeman. |
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At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). Imprisoned,
1896. |
Las
Pinas – no details known.
Makati
and Malibay – By. Magtagumpay
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Pio del Pilar ,
“Pang-una”. Kalihim. |
Farmer;
formerly army conscript. Teniente del
barrio. |
Bo. Culi-Culi. |
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Also: Jose Victor
(Pangulo); and Pascual Rodriguez (Tagaingat-yaman).
Makati and Malibay– name of branch not known.
Eusebio Aspilleda
(Pangulo).
Malabon
– By./ Sb. Dimahipo
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Adriano Jesus ,
“Mapilit”. Pangulo
(1895-6). |
Cloth
manufacturer (dueño de telares). |
Malabon. |
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Eugenio Goson, “Madarag”.
Kalihim. |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Malabon. |
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Isabelo Reyes, “Laot”.
Tagaingat-yaman
(1895-6). |
Tabaquero at El
Oriente factory. |
Malabon. |
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Also: “Tala” (Tagausig) (1896).
Malabon – By. Masikap (based in Tambobong)
Gregorio Coronel (Pangulo) – see Supreme Council.
Also: Ciriaco
Antonio (Pangulo); “Dayap” (Kalihim); “Maghusay” (Tagausig); and Balbino
Ignacio, “Bomba” (Tagaingat-
yaman).
Malabon
– By. Tangulan (based in Bo. Tinajeros)
Damaso Huat, “Tubig”
(Pangulo).
Also: “Ugong”
(Kalihim); “Sinukuan” (Tagausig); and “Matuid” (Tagaingat-yaman).
Malabon
– By. Di-Matitigan
Severino Roxas
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong – By./ Sb. Makabuhay
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Laureano
Gonzales, “Palakul”. Pangulo (Apr.
1896). |
Secretary of
the tribunal (local court). |
Mandaluyong. |
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Rogelio Borja,
“Magiliwin”. Kalihim of By.
Makabuhay (1895-6); Pangulo of Sb.
Makabuhay (Jan. 1896). |
Mechanic. |
Mandaluyong. |
At Balintawak
(Aug. 1896). |
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Sinforoso San
Pedro. Kasanguni. |
Past capitan
municipal. |
Mandaluyong. |
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Pioquinto Pablo,
“Banag”. Kasanguni. |
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Lucio Ruiz, “Suligui”. Kasanguni. |
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Also: “Bakal”
(Pangulo), “Bituin” (Kalihim),
and “Dupil” (Tagaingat-yaman) (all
Jun. 1896); and “Tawas” (Tagaingat-yaman) (c. Jan. 1896). |
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Mandaluyong
– By. Bayanihan
No details known.
Mandaluyong
- By. Bituin
Julian Enriquez
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
– By. Dimahipo
Rudesindo
Bernardo (Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Ilog San Juan
Felipe Arcangel,
“Tampoy” (Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Kalentong
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Vicente Leyva,
“Kalentong”. Pangulo. |
Milk seller. |
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At Balintawak
(Aug 1896); KKK General. |
Mandaluyong
- By. Kidlat
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Romualdo
Vivencio, “Tala”. Pangulo |
Known as “Kapitan Maldo” – suggesting he had served
as capital municipal. |
Balakbak, Mandaluyong. |
Pangulo of By.
Sapa (Mar.1896). |
Mandaluyong
- By. Magtibay
Adriano Benito,
“Bulaklak” (Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
– By. Magwagi (based in
Bo. Barangka)
Nicolas de Guzman
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
– By. Malanday
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Leon Bautista,
“Maasahan”. Pangulo. |
Lieutenant in
the local police (cuadrilleros). |
Mandaluyong |
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Also: Marcos Castaneda, “Limbo” (Kalihim); Ignacio
Aguilar, “Hapon” (Tagausig); Vicente Castillo, “Mairugin”
(Tagaingat-yaman);
Sixto de la Cruz, “Katam” (Mabalasig); Catalino Torres, “Mulawin” (Taliba and
Maniningil).
Mandaluyong
- By. Manolo
Adriano Gonzalez
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Mapagibig
Patricio Jose
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong – By. Marikit
No details known.
Mandaluyong
- By. Matunog
|
Felipe Sanchez. Pangulo. |
Sergeant in the
local police (cuadrilleros). |
Hagdang Bato,
Mandaluyong |
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Mandaluyong
- By. Nagliwanag
Guillermo Vasquez
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
– By. Sapa
Romualdo Vivencio
(Pangulo) (Mar. 1896) – see By. Kidlat.
Also: Victoriano
Domingo, “Buhawi” (Kalihim) (Mar. 1896); Raimundo Bernardo, “Baso”
(Tagaingat-yaman)
(Mar. 1896); and Hugo
Magdaleno, “Lagari” (Tagausig) (Mar. 1896).
Mandaluyong
- By. Sikat
Liborio de Guzman,
“Makahiga” (Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Simbulan (based in
Bo. Hagdang Bato)
Valentin
Francisco, “Mabait” (Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Sinukuan
Mariano de Guzman
(Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Tahimik
Gregorio
Villanueva, “Tahimak” (Pangulo).
Mandaluyong
- By. Tala (based in
Bo. Buhanguin)
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Buenaventura
Domingo, “Gatdula”. Pangulo. |
Teniente mayor. |
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Mandaluyong
- By. Tangkilik (based in
Bo. Barangka)
Valentin
Victorino, “Kules” (Pangulo).
Marikina – name of
branch not known.
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Hermogenes
Bautista, “Barras”. Pangulo. |
Farmer;
formerly in the infantry, the Guardia Civil Veterana and the Guardia Civil. |
Marikina. |