[ Good thing dear ol' Nick Tiongson, dear ol' Dez Bautista, and dear ol' Ulay Tantoco are very much around to help me with this... ]
ADRIANO.
BAUTISTA.
Antonio Bautista.
CHICHIOCO.
Tecla Chichioco.
COJUANGCO.
Melecio Cojuangco.
Ysidra Cojuangco.
ESTRELLA. The Estrella were one of the most propertied and important of the Old Malolos families. It’s just that they transferred their base elsewhere [ i.e. Pangasinan ].
Antera Estrella was the mother of the siblings Melecio and Ysidra Estrella Cojuangco.
JACINTO.
Dr. Andres Jacinto.
Estefania “Paning” del Rosario de Jacinto.
REYES.
Ramon Reyes.
Candida Tanchangco Reyes.
SANTOS.
Dr. Luis Santos.
TANCHANGCO.
Jacoba Tanchangco.
Rosenda “Senday” Mendoza de Tanchangco.
TANJOSOY.
Rufina Tanjosoy.
TANTOCO.
TIONGSON.
Tiongson was the core family from which most of the other old families of Malolos radiated.
UITANGCOY.
VIRI.
“The Thirteen Women of Malolos”: Alberta Santos Uitangcoy, Eugenia Mendoza Tanchangco, et. al..
Edgardo Aguilar said,
June 10, 2013 at 2:22 am
Fr. Ramoncito Manio Vicente,
Are you related at all to the Vicentes of Buguion, San Marcos,Calumpit? They’re my first cousins, from the union of Inang Carling (nee Aguilar, my father’s younger sister), and Amang Senyong Vicente, my uncle-in-law. Their children, from eldest (or Kaka) to youngest are: Lamber, Sonny (RIP), Linda, Tansing, Benny, Jaime (RIP), Rel, Willie, Rexy, and Vic.
I’m Edgardo Aguilar, born and raised in Quezon City but spent some wonderful summers with my cousins in Bulacan. When its river was still pristine.
Yolanda De Leon said,
June 10, 2013 at 1:06 am
Hi. Fr. Chito; Very nice to hear about a former classmate, your aunt. She was my classmate in Grade V at Immaculata Academy of Malolos, where she was an interna. She did not return for Grade VI and we did not know where she disappeared to. I have written a few reminiscences about our class. Maybe she would be interested in reading them, if I can have an E-mail address to contact. Thanks.
Rev. Fr. Ramoncito Manio Vicente said,
June 8, 2013 at 2:15 pm
Mr. N. de Leon,
What a pleasant surprise! Indeed Virginia Manio is my mom’s first cousin. She lived for a while in her childhood with my grandfather, Mr. Ramon Manio of San Marcos, Calumpit , Bulacan till her teens, cared for by my grandmother Eladia Santos Manio of Hagonoy. When she went to college, Tita Inyang went to live with her father and her step mother, Ursula Santos of Calumpit, Bulacan, at Sto. Tomas St., Galas District quite near UDMC hospital where I am now serving as Chaplain. Tita Inyang married a Cebuano, Tito Narciso Cabahug of the noted Cabahug clan of Cebu. They had two sons, Samuel, now in Virginia, USA, still a bachelor, and Jingjing, married, now in New Zealand. Tita Inyang moved back to M. Mla about a decade ago when Tito Narcing died. She sold off the big house in Beverly Hills, Mandaue City and returned to Manila. She lives here now.
Thanks for the advice. I’ll try to contact Prof. Tiongson at UP. I am sure my cousin priest FR. Lito Tiongson will be delighted to trace our common Tiongson roots with me.
Frederick Arthur Reyes said,
June 7, 2013 at 10:53 pm
The Reyes of Guinhawa, Malolos, Bulacan
Francisco Reyes married Maria Espino, and the off-springs were:
Zosima
Gregorio Luis
Franklin
Zosima was an old maid, and died 2 years ago.
Gregorio Luis+ married Jeanny Caro of Albay, Bicol, and settled in Cebu. The off-springs were:
Francis Percy
Frederick Arthur
Suzanne Marie
Gregorio Jr.
Arnold
Franklin married Ester of (?), Pampanga and settled in California. The off-springs were:
Kathy
Lindsay
My father, Gregorio, mentioned that his father, Francisco was a Chinese immigrant who was into farming. Eventually, Francisco acquired several farm lands due to his mahjong winnings in Pulilan and elsewhere.
It was also mentioned that our ancestral house in Guinhawa had several machine guns mounted on its gates during the war.
It is sad to see that the house, at the very corner near Henrel Hardware, is no longer ours.
The Gregorio-Jeanny marraige was made in Cebu, with me and my siblings were born and grew up there.
Can anybody give more details about my ancestors? Any information is appreciated.
Mabuhay ang Malolos!
Nony M. de Leon said,
June 6, 2013 at 1:34 am
Maybe Nicanor G. Tiongson, who is a professor at the UP Dilliman, can help you. BTW, are you related to Virginia Manio of San Marcos, who was my classmate in Grade V?
Rev. Fr. Ramoncito Manio Vicente said,
June 4, 2013 at 1:16 pm
I AM REV. FR. RAMONCITO MANIO VICENTE, OF THE SANTOS, MANIO AND CORONEL, VICENTE CLANS OF CALUMPIT AND HAGONOY. WE ARE PART OF THE TIONSON DESCENDANTS THROUGH THE SANTOSES AND MANIOS. I HAVE A COUSIN (DON’T KNOW THE DEGREE), REV. FR. LITO TIONGSON ALSO OF MALOLOS, WHO IS NOW A ORIEST IN CANADA. CAN #75 IPE NAZARENO MAKE AVAILABLE TO ME THE BOOK OF THE TIONGSON CLAN THAT IS ION HIS LOLO’S HOUSE. BTW, ATTY. FRANK TIONGSON OF PROJECT 4, QC HAD A GENEALOGICAL TRACING DONE ON HIS SIDE OF THE TIONGSONS. HE IS MY UNCLE.
Rev. Fr. Ramoncito Manio Vicente said,
June 4, 2013 at 1:05 pm
hello! I’M REV. FR. CHI-TO MANIO VICENTE OF UDMC HOSPITAL, QC.I’M TRACING MY ROOTS IN MALOLOS, BULACAN. WE, THE MANIOsOF HAGONOY, AND CALUMPIT ( SAN MARCOS AND BUGUION) ARE RELATED TO THE TIONGSONS OF MALOLOS OF THE KAMESTISUHAN DISTRICT ACCORDING TO MY MOM, REMEMBERING THE TALES OF HER OLD FOLKS. IS THERE A BOOK OF THE GENEALOGY OF THE TIONGSONS? I SAW A COMMENT ABOVE THAT A MAN-DESCENDANT OF THE TIONGSONS SAW TWO VOLUMES OF THE TIONGSON GENEALOGIES IN HIS LOLO’S HOUSE. IS THIS ACCESSIBLE TO GENEALOGICAL RESEARCHERS?
jeffwitongco said,
April 4, 2013 at 8:39 am
Hello! I’m Jeffrey Dela Cruz Witongco. I just wanna get some information about my family in Malolos. My Father’s name is Virgilio Ejercito Witongco and my Grandfather’s name is Jose D. Witongco. Thanks in advance!
John Tantoco said,
March 30, 2013 at 2:05 pm
My lolo was Bayani Santiago Tantoco (deceased) and my lola is Perpetua Cruz Tantoco – both moved to Pangasinan during the 60′s. I don’t know much about them aside from the information that my lolo used to live in Barasoain and that his mother was of Spanish descent, used to teach piano lessons and she lived into her 90′s. If anyone can give me more information it would be much appreciated. Everyone here has been very kind to share their information.
Lhen bernardo said,
March 5, 2013 at 5:35 am
Descendants of Anselmo de Jesus Bernardo
Generation No. 4
11. ZINNAH CONCEPCION AUSTRIA4 CALUAG (ARMANDO BERNARDO3, DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born Dec.7.1966 in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines. She married ELI RAMOS.
Child of ZINNAH CALUAG and ELI RAMOS is:
i. DE’MECO5 DEANES, b. Jun.27.1988, Chicago, Illinois, US.
12. MARIA ALMA VELASCO4 CALUAG (ILDEFONSO BERNARDO3, DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born Mar.3.1964. She married ENRICO M. REYES.
Children of MARIA CALUAG and ENRICO REYES are:
i. JOHN CEDRIC CALUAG5 REYES, b. Abt. 1990.
ii. BIANCA PATRICIA CALUAG REYES, b. Abt. 1993.
13. ILDEFONSO JR4 CALUAG (ILDEFONSO BERNARDO3, DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born May.2.1971. He married FHEL CAMINATHA.
Child of ILDEFONSO CALUAG and FHEL CAMINATHA is:
i. KATRINA NICOLE5 CALUAG, b. Apr.19.1999.
14. AMELIA VELASCO4 CALUAG (ILDEFONSO BERNARDO3, DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born Mar.11.1973. She married JOEY DIAGO.
Children of AMELIA CALUAG and JOEY DIAGO are:
i. SAMANTHA5 DIAGO, b. Aug.29.1998.
ii. JOSE ALFONSO DIAGO, b.
Lhen bernardo said,
March 5, 2013 at 5:31 am
Descendants of Anselmo de Jesus Bernardo
Generation No. 3
7. ARMANDO BERNARDO3 CALUAG (DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born Dec.28.1935 in Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines, and died Feb.29.1988 in Chicago, Illinois. He married LETICIA DYSANGCO AUSTRIA Jan.19.1964 in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines, daughter of NEMESIO AUSTRIA and VICTORIA DYSANGCO. She was born Jul.19.1938 in Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines.
Children of ARMANDO CALUAG and LETICIA AUSTRIA are:
i. JINNAH CIELO AUSTRIA4 CALUAG, b. Oct.26.1964, Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines.
11. ii. ZINNAH CONCEPCION AUSTRIA CALUAG, b. Dec.7.1966, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines.
iii. TINNAH CELESTE AUSTRIA CALUAG, b. Mar.31.1970, Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija, Philippines.
iv. DINNAH CLEO AUSTRIA CALUAG, b. Mar.30.1972, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines.
v. JOSE AUSTRIA CALUAG, b. Dec.9.1972, Cabanatuan, Neuvo Ecija, Philippines; d. Dec.11.1972, Cabanatuan, Neuvo Ecija, Philippines.
8. ILDEFONSO BERNARDO3 CALUAG (DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born Oct.25.1938 in Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines. He married CONCEPTION VELASCO. She was born Nov.10.1933.
Children of ILDEFONSO CALUAG and CONCEPTION VELASCO are:
12. i. MARIA ALMA VELASCO4 CALUAG, b. Mar.3.1964.
13. ii. ILDEFONSO JR CALUAG, b. May.2.1971.
14. iii. AMELIA VELASCO CALUAG, b. Mar.11.1973.
9. DOMININCIANA BERNARDO3 CALUAG (DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born May.10.1942. She married ARMANDO DEL PAZ.
Children of DOMININCIANA CALUAG and ARMANDO DEL PAZ are:
i. BABY4 DEL PAZ.
ii. JENG JENG DEL PAZ.
iii. CHERRY DEL PAZ.
10. RUIZANTE3 BERNARDO (MIGUEL2, ANSELMO DE JESUS1) He married ?.
Children of RUIZANTE BERNARDO and ? are:
i. ?4 BERNARDO.
ii. ?
Lhen bernardo said,
March 5, 2013 at 5:25 am
Descendants of Anselmo de Jesus Bernardo
Generation No. 2
2. DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO (ANSELMO DE JESUS1) was born Aug.9.1908 in Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines, and died May.10.1942 in Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines. She married BONAFACIO GONZALEZ CALUAG Dec.20.1934, son of JOSE CALUAG and BASILISA GONZALEZ. He was born Oct.5.1902, and died Aug.29.1960.
Children of DOMININCIANA BERNARDO and BONAFACIO CALUAG are:
7. i. ARMANDO BERNARDO3 CALUAG, b. Dec.28.1935, Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines; d. Feb.29.1988, Chicago, Illinois.
ii. EDUARDO BERNARDO CALUAG, b. Mar.21.1937; d. Apr.9.1957, Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines.
8. iii. ILDEFONSO BERNARDO CALUAG, b. Oct.25.1938, Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines.
iv. OSITA BERNARDO CALUAG, b. Jan.13.1941; d. Abt. 1945.
9. v. DOMININCIANA BERNARDO CALUAG, b. May.10.1942.
3. FRANCISCO2 BERNARDO (ANSELMO DE JESUS1) He married FELICIDAD.
Child of FRANCISCO BERNARDO and FELICIDAD is:
i. FRANCISCO JR.3 BERNARDO, b. Abt. 1935; m. LUZ.
4. MIGUEL2 BERNARDO (ANSELMO DE JESUS1) He married ROSARIO.
Children of MIGUEL BERNARDO and ROSARIO are:
i. MILAGROS3 BERNARDO.
10. ii. RUIZANTE BERNARDO.
iii. MIGUEL JR. BERNARDO.
5. BAYANI2 BERNARDO (ANSELMO DE JESUS1) He married TERESITA REYES.
Children of BAYANI BERNARDO and TERESITA REYES are:
i. JOSEFINA3 BERNARDO.
ii. BIMBONG BERNARDO.
iii. ? BERNARDO.
iv. ? BERNARDO.
6. ANSELMO JR.2 BERNARDO (ANSELMO DE JESUS1) He married (1) ?. He married (2) ITANG (TEOFISTA RAMIREZ)
Children of Anselmo and Itang are:
i. Jose
ii. Alberto
iii fernando
Lhen bernardo said,
March 5, 2013 at 5:16 am
Generation No. 1
1. ANSELMO DE JESUS1 BERNARDO He married AGRIPINA ESTRELLA MANALO. She died Nov.8.1930 in Malolos.
Children of ANSELMO BERNARDO and AGRIPINA MANALO are:
2. i. DOMININCIANA M.2 BERNARDO, b. Aug.9.1908, Malolos, Bulacan, Philippines; d. May.10.1942, Guiguinto, Bulacan, Philippines.
3. ii. FRANCISCO BERNARDO.
iii. MATALINO BERNARDO, m. MARCELINA OPLE.
4. iv. MIGUEL BERNARDO.
5. v. BAYANI BERNARDO.
vi. REMIGIO BERNARDO.
6. vii. ANSELMO JR. BERNARDO.
Cindy Flynn said,
February 16, 2013 at 1:16 pm
Does anyone have any biographical background of the actress Tita Duran before she started her career? Her maiden name was Durango and family stories say she was of the Durango clan from Malolos. Are there any descendants of the Durangos left in Malolos?
Yolanda de Leon said,
February 16, 2013 at 2:32 am
Mayroong nagtatanong tungkol sa mga dating mga gobernador ng Bulacan. May listahan at maikling talang-buhay ang mga naging gobernador ng lalawigan ng Bulacan na matatagpuan sa web-site ng Government of Bulacan.
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Edeen De Jesus Torres said,
February 14, 2013 at 8:59 pm
Hello po magandang araw sa inyo… Gusto ko lang po sanang magtanong… Hinahanap po kasi namin ang lolo namin ang pangalan po nya ay Bernardo Torres ang sabi daw po ng lola ko ay dating chief of pulis somewhere sa bulacan… Nagbabakasakali lang po baka matulungan nyo ako.. Hindi pa po kasi nakikita ng papa ko ang tatay nya simula ng ipanganak sya. Sa ngayon ay wala po kaming ibang alam tungkol sa kanya dahil sa wala na pong ibang nakwento ang yumao na naming lola. Maraming salamat po.
Jim Jose said,
December 7, 2012 at 6:59 pm
Hello! Im from the tantoco-reyes-crisostomo-tiongson clan.We are still living here in malolos. Our great great grandma is Dona Catalina Reyes Tiongson( sister of elisa reyes) m/to Don Catalino Tantoco Tiongson. Our great grandparents are Emiliano Reyes Tiongsion m/to Ramona Dimagiba Crisostomo of Atlag (niece of Fr. gregorio Crisostomo) . Granparents are Lilia Tiongson Palomo m/to Eugenio Paguia Palomo of San Miguel. We’re the ones who own the shell station in malolos crossing whch operated ftom early 60′s til late 90′s.
Niki dela Cruz said,
November 30, 2012 at 12:29 pm
Hello po! Do you know Donato Teodoro po? He’s a past governor po of Bulacan. Do you know something about his family po ba? I need po sana for my thesis. Thank you po!
Raj Abella said,
October 13, 2012 at 9:29 pm
Good day Mr.Enrique Bustos I am a direct descendant of Atanacio Villanueva Tiongson I and his second wife Clara Morales (a native of Burgos, Spain who belonged to a family of nobility) by way of my great grandmother Dona Carmen Tiongson. I am currently researching my ancestry and using a part of Mr. Arturo Olmos y Tiongson’s research and some other sources including this website as my references. Here’s what i have so far:
a highly simplified version of my family tree:
Great Great Great Great Great Great grandparents
Santiago Tiongson married Sabina Tengco
Scion: Fabian Tengco Tiongson I*
Great Great Great Great Great grandparents
Fabian Tengco Tiongson I married Esperanza Villanueva
Scion: Atanacio Villanueva Tiongson I*
Great Great Great Great grandparents
Atanacio Villanueva Tiongson I married Clara Morales
Scions: Fabian Morales Tiongson II*; Ana (married Don Hermogenes Tengco Tantoco); Ambrosia; Vicente; Florentina (married Don Miguel Gatchalian); and Florencia (married Don Alejo H. Del Pilar)
Great Great Great grandparents
Fabian Morales Tiongson II married Norberta Tantoco Maclang
Scions: Atanacio II (married Gregoria Paras Tanedo then Maria Tanedo Maglanoc), Anastacia (One of the women of Malolos who fought for Filipino literacy during the Spanish time, married Vicente Torres), Vicente (married Pilar Lesaca then Perfecta Cayabyab); Tomas*; Cristina (married Felipe Crisostomo Peralta); Pedro (married Emilia Lim Tiongson); Alejandro (married Gabriela Santiago Tengco); Pablo (married Gloria Carrion)
Great Great grandparents
Tomas Maclang Tiongson married Josefa Maclang
Scion: Dona Carmen Maclang Tiongson*
Great grandparents
Dona Carmen Maclang Tiongson married my paternal great grandfather Antonino.
Do you or anyone of your patrons have anything else I could add here that I might be able to bridge the gap in between from 1707 up till Santiago Tiongson’s time? And also my research says Tiongson family dates back from the 1600s but I don’t have any data or family records to back that.
And by the way Are you related to the Bustos’ of Masantol and Macabebe Pampanga? I trace my lineage from Marcelo Alfonso Bustos My great great great grandfather from my mother’s side.
thank you for this great information, i appreciate it sir.
luis lopez said,
October 9, 2012 at 4:43 am
Hello,I am Luis Lopez from Marikina city and im tracing my family roots..My great grandfather Lucio Lopez was born in Malabon..Any info on the Lopez clan of Malabon would be of help.Thanks
Lilia Evangelista said,
October 3, 2012 at 5:51 pm
do you know about the Evangelista of Baliuag Bulacan. thank you
stella joson said,
September 13, 2012 at 7:00 am
im an aspiring tour guide of malolos.. im really fascinated by this blog.. it reall helped a lot.. more please?
DD
Nunilo M. de Leon said,
August 30, 2012 at 7:24 am
I am Nony de Leon, spent my early years in Malolos and am a grandson of Ramon Gonzales de Leon. I just stumbled on this site today and I found several very familiar names while browsing through the comments. For example, Marcelino Robles, Tirso de Leon Robles, Josefina Roco Robles, Filipinas Yniguez, Gliceria Queri. Perhaps, I can help answer some of your queries.
toto gonzalez said,
August 5, 2012 at 4:55 pm
Edgardo & Christopher:
I’ve been meaning to write a blog post about such family situations. I will title it “Family relations.” Usually in Filipino families/clans considered “rich,” the omnipresent poor relations are considered “uninteresting” at the best and “embarrassing” at the worst. I am not saying it is right, I am simply saying it is the reality.
Toto Gonzalez
Christopher Yatco said,
August 3, 2012 at 3:17 am
Hey Edgardo, it’s sad that rich people sometimes don’t care about their less fortunate relatives. They sometimes forget their roots.They will even ignore you or disown you if they find out that your poor but always remember that God is watching our every move. Whatever material wealth that we have and enjoy now,God can easily take away from us so it’s important that we share our blessings specially to those people in need.Humility is something that we should always value. It’s really nice to meet a relative in this blog.
Edgardo Aguilar said,
July 31, 2012 at 10:08 pm
“Christopher Yatco on November 3, 2011 at 2:26 pm, said:
The sisters of Tita Paying are Lydia, Nena, and Dra. Flora. Their parents are both first cousins of my great grandmother Benita Bayan Borja.”
Thanks for your entry Christopher. Now, I realize that my grandmother was probably a cousin of Tita Paying’s parents and not a sister to Tita Paying, Mr. Ronaldo Zamora’s mother. My grandmother’s maiden name is Fernanda Bayan Borja, probably a sister of your great grandmother Benita Bayan Borja. Inang Andang as we called her, married an Aguilar, and that is why my father’s full name is Eliseo Borja Aguilar. If your great grandma and my grandma were indeed sisters, I don’t believe I’ve ever met your great grandma Benita. But there was Inang Gilang, a younger sister of my grandmother.
I met Tita Paying only once. Sometime in 1974, my father dragged me to her cousin Paying’s house for the purpose of introducing me to her, that she may write me a letter of introduction to her son Ronaldo, who was at the time, working for Marcos in Malacanang. Tatay wanted me to work any suitable job available in the UP Diliman system, where I was in my second year studying Chemical Engineering, and he thought of pulling some strings in high places. Ronaldo a well-known alumnus, was a member of the UP Board of Regents at the time. I did get Tita Paying’s introduction letter, and later Ronaldo’s letter of recommendation (from his secretary, in Malacanang). Unfortunately, it didn’t land me anything when I tried to use that ‘powerful’ letter or recommendation. Either there was no job available, or I didn’t know the right people to approach. I was so embarassed for my father that he had to try and pull some string. But we were very poor, and at least he had chutzpah for trying. But before the meeting with Tita Paying, I had no clue that we were related at all to them.
Merlita Santos Yambao Reyes said,
July 9, 2012 at 5:04 am
I was delighted to have found this website since I want to find my roots from Malolos. When I was growing up my grandmother always have the prominent Dr. Luis Santos and a couple of ladies visit her every town fiesta of our town Tanauan, Batangas. I remember they always bring special treats from Malolos like ensaymada and delicious mini pandesals. in return my grandmother Marta Gonzales Santos will give them “panutsa” to take home back to Malolos. I also remember Dr. Luis Santos giving my first eye check up . We have to travel from Batangas to Malolos and since we are travelling by bus the good doctor will have us eat lunch with him at a long dining table which is almost adjacent to the clinic. I believed I met Dr. Luis Santos son who was introduced to us as Sabino and was helping on his clinic that time.
I have wondered why my grandmother was so closed to them. I learned that my grandfather Bernardo Santos who died long before WWII was the son of Gabino Santos who is the brother of Paulino Santos married to a lady whose name is “Tia Iding “. mother of Dikong Luis ( this is how my mother calls them.)When my grandmother passed away we lost contact with them. I guessed because everybody become so busy taking care of their own family.
My mother will be 91 yrs old in two months and being the eldest in the family of nine children I want to be able to bring light to all of this. She has one living sister Melecia Santos who like the other Santos in Malolos is still single at the age of 87. My mother and all her children are now living in California but since the death of Dr. Sabino Santos communication was cut off once again.
What I really want to know is clarify how we are related to the great and most loved doctor of Malolos , Dr. Luis Santos. I know that deep inside me I am so proud of my roots and I want to share this with my own family and friends. If someone from the heirs of Dr. Luis Santos can enlighten me, we will forever be thankful. Thank you and may God bless us all..
zenaida roxas said,
June 25, 2012 at 5:24 am
I love this website! My grandfather is from the bautista and de roxas family of paombong, bulacan. Its so wonderful to know that most of the most revered names in the philippines is from bulacan.
Zaida roxas
Isabela "Ianah" Lopez-Ticar said,
June 12, 2012 at 12:07 pm
Hi, any information or family tree of the Lopezes in Malolos, Bulacan? My great-grandfather’s name is Romeo del Rosario Lopez and we are also related to Dra. Isabel Lopez-Nazal, Thank you.
toto gonzalez said,
June 11, 2012 at 3:10 am
czarinakatrina:
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Please upload your comment again with the requisite information.
Thank you.
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Joy Makapugay Hernandez said,
February 4, 2012 at 1:07 am
We are tracing our ancestors in Dampol, Calumpit Bulacan. My great grandfather is CAYETANO BAYAN MAKAPUGAY married to MARIA NUKE . We want to know about the BAYANS fr CALUMPIT .
Adelia C. Tiongson-Madrinan said,
January 11, 2012 at 8:52 am
I am Adelia C. Tiongson-Madrinan . My father is Policarpio Garcia Tiongson and his father is Diego Tiongson in Aklan, Calibo. Tatay poling died at his early 40′s i am six years old at that time that’s why I do not know if Tiongson’s of Panay Island also from Malolos origin. I am also looking of his two brothers which we do not know their where abouts. Uncle Domeng as what I know is in Kidapawan. We are looking our relatives from Tiongson. We are now in Palawan from Lupon, Davao.Oriental
Christopher Yatco said,
November 3, 2011 at 2:26 pm
The sisters of Tita Paying are Lydia, Nena, and Dra. Flora. Their parents are both first cousins of my great grandmother Benita Bayan Borja.
Christopher Yatco said,
November 3, 2011 at 2:16 pm
My mother is a Bayan by blood and we are related to Salvador ,Ronaldo ,and Manuel Zamora. I used to visit Calumpit and Malolos as a child to visit relatives. I remember lola Paying ,the mom of the Zamora brothers and Tita Nena Ponce who used to visit us in Binan.
Edgardo Aguilar said,
October 17, 2011 at 10:17 pm
@Enrique Bustos, thanks for your entries.
When he was still alive, my father, the late Eliseo B. Aguilar, originally from Buguion, Calumpit Bulacan, claimed kinship with the Aldaba family you listed. I think he could trace back their affinity to a common ancestor, Sergio Bayan, for which a small town in Calumpit was named after. A name that jumped out of the Aldabas you listed is that of Dra. Estefania Aldaba-Lim who worked professionally with Dra. Flora Bayan. Both lady doctors were addressed by my father as Titas (aunts). Having been born poor and unable to pursue education for himself, he always looked up to them as intellectuals and professionals.
Your list of the Aldabas is nevertheless incomplete. It is interesting to note the names of Lualhati, Dalisay, and Diwata. There is a pattern of using Tagalog names. My father asked an Aldaba to be my godfather. His name is Banaag T. Aldaba. ‘Banaag’ I believe, means light rays. He is no doubt a descendant of one of the Aldabas you listed. Ninong Baning as I call him, is a civil engineer, and he has an architect brother (I’ve forgotten his name), whom my father also asked to be my younger brother’s ninong. I’m using the present tense, but it would be statistically possible that these gentlemen have passed on. If not, they’d be easily in their early- to mid-80′s. Unfortunately, I have not seen nor heard from or about them for the longest time.
I believe Sergio Bayan is also an ancestor of the Zamora and Tetangco families. Former congressman Ronaldo Bayan Zamora’s mother was the sister of my grandmother, Fernanda B. Aguilar (Inang Andang to us). Current Central Bank Governor Amando Tetangco’s grandmother is, I think, also a sister of my grandmother, Fernanda B. Aguilar.
But I have not completely and definitively unravelled the familial affinities of the names mentioned here. I hope somebody could shed some light.
angelito reyes empaynado said,
September 25, 2011 at 7:16 pm
my mother Herminia Reyes is the daughter of Fiscal Valentin Reyes the son of Ramon Reyes & Eugenia Tanchangco Reyes, my grandfather ‘s sister is the the grandmother of Nicanor Tiongson.
angelito reyes empaynado said,
September 25, 2011 at 6:51 pm
Im Angelito Reyes Empaynado, great grandson of Ramon Reyes & Eugenia Tanchangco Reyes, grandson of Candida Reyes who still lives today.
Emmanuel Joson said,
August 5, 2011 at 1:42 pm
Hi my name is Emmanuel Joson son of Constancio Kaluag Joson, direct descendant of Agustin Tantoco, if you want more informations about old families of Malolos please refer to our Casa Real museum and read about the biography I think authored by Olmos ( I’m not so sure about that, I was 7 years old when that person came to our house in Santa Isabel asking permission from my father to include his name).
miguel queri said,
July 22, 2011 at 2:25 pm
Mike Queri Son of Vicente Manalili Queri, sister ko si Dr. Gliceria Benitez Queri nagpunta kami ng ate ko sa malolos isang beses lang, sa mga Maclang , Tantoco, looking for relative in Malolos.
Michelle Miramon Diez said,
July 16, 2011 at 11:31 am
As I know Tiongson clan from Malolos, Bulacan are related in Tiongson in Misamis Occidental Mindanao, from the grand father of Selverio Tiongson because my grandfather and also the other Tiongson of General Santos City is a brother.
Rosal Yniguez Bulaong said,
June 26, 2011 at 7:57 am
Sang Kute is the municipa Health Officer and Kuya Naning has a “pwesto” in Quiapo Arranque? market who was also a government employee. I know they are 7 siblings and we are alo 7 in our side of the family.
Melinda Tiongson, a classmate, lived in Guinhawa Crossing about where the Chowking is now located. I understand she is in Canada. P.W. Tantoco used to teach at Bulacan High School and a Daniel Tantoco worked at the University of the Philippines Library. Lilia Tantoco and Ester Tantoco Fernando were also from Barasoain.
Rosal Yniguez Bulaong said,
June 26, 2011 at 7:38 am
Hi. I am Rosal Gabriel Yniguez married to Benjamin Jacob Bulaong of Sta. Isabel, Malolos, Bulacan. I am the youngest daughter of Tomas Yniguez from Barrio San Agustin Barasoain connected by a bridge to the town proper as posted in no. 38 by Enrique Bustos on August 12, 2010. I was born in September 27, 1936 and is now almost 75 yrs. old. When I was small after WWII I used to visit my half brother Enriqueto Yniguez ( Sikong Quitong) son of Tomas Yniguez. Enrique was the Treasurer of Malolos in the old house by the foot of the bridge. Up to this time his Yniguez descendants by another wife still live in the area but the house has been rebuilt. His children by the first wife is Enrique,( a former Jaycee or Rotarian) Buhay, Filipinas who taught in Bulacan High School..
Ate Paning, (Estefania) sister to Sikong Quitong ,Malolos Treasurer is married to a Pascual. Their daughter is Rosalinda Pascual who taught in Bulacan Trade School. Their house was near the Bulacan High School later Marcelo H. del Pilar, near the Malolos Provincial Jail Other siblings are a municipal health officer, a trader from Quiapo market with twin daughters who lived in Altura, Sta. Mesa and one I call Kuya Goyong (Gregorio).
My mother is Telesfora Gabriel from San Miguel de Mayumo, Bulacan a my sisters are Leonora Y. Bulaong also of Sta. isabel, Lourdes Y. Reyes, Gloria Y. Clavio of Atlag, Malolos, Luz Y. Javier, Constancia Y. Vicente and our brother is Rodrigo Yniguez who settled in Iligan City.
We are also related to the Buktaw’s in front of Barasoain Church.
I vaguely remember the name Cojuangcos being mentioned. The other Yniguez in the family is Nicanor Yniguez, husband of Salvacion Oppus Yniguez, who later became Speaker of the House in Marcos Government.
Alonso L. Reyes Jr. said,
June 23, 2011 at 9:31 am
I’m the great grandson of hermogenes reyes and teodora tantoco…i saw a family tree saying espiridion’s last name was de los reyes….i was just wondering if you knew why the last name was shortened?
Jojo Barredo said,
May 2, 2011 at 1:33 pm
Hi! I’m trying to trace our family history. My great grandfather is Ramon Barredo of Caloocan City and Taal, Batangas, he was married to Librada Rodriguez of Quezon. He only had a son, named Ramon Jr who was married to Flora Marcelo of Bulacan, Bulacan. Would need some additional info. Thanks!
Enrique Bustos said,
April 28, 2011 at 2:25 pm
Lyn Lim
I stand corrected
Enrique
Joe Reyes said,
April 27, 2011 at 9:32 pm
An info for #8 Rosario Robles
The Tirso Robles I know lives in San Vicente,Malolos during the ’50 -’60′s. He attended school in Immaculata Academy run by the SVD nuns.His grandfather we called him ba Celino. They a something like mechanical repair shop which when I need bicycle repairs and supply – this was the place to go.Ba Celino was a very good craftsman.
Although Tirso was more senior by me by about 2 years we were “barkada” studying from the same school,attending the same church and during “undas” November 1st our cemetery plot are no more than 30 feet from each other. I am sure, if the Tirso the one I am discribing was the one you wanted to know, he will never forget our grade six teacher we called Mother Amparo – terror and malupit known for her blackboard pointerstick of half inch iyantok. Last time I remember he was looking forward of being a lawyer – which I srongly believe he will be one because he is talented and a very good command in both englush and pilipino languages. I am sure Tirso knows Atty. Faustino Chiong of also San Vicente( their house is no more than 300 feet apart and Dr. Hermogenes B. Reyes of kamistisuhan. By the way, their house is about across Sinag Tagalog- the biggest hardware store in Malolos own by the Agustin family.
Lyn Lim said,
April 18, 2011 at 8:44 am
@Enrique Bustos (#21)
Juan Mendoza and Maria De Leon are my paternal grandparents. May father’s name is Dominador L. Mendoza (not Salvador) and he was the eldest son.
His siblings are Amparo, Rosario, Felicidad, Mariano (Naning), Rizalino, Juan (Johnny), Angelica and Luz.
I was also born in Sta. Maria Bulacan.
Ron Jacob A. Calumpang said,
March 29, 2011 at 3:33 pm
One of our family’s neighbor and good friends of old is Dr. Florentino Osias Tiongson. He came to Tanjay (in Negros Oriental in Central Philippines) at the turn of the 19th century and married Consuelo Samson Villegas, a scion of Tanjay’s (and Negros Oriental’s) affluent Villegas family (progeny of Don Geronimo Villegas and Doña Escolastica Teves de Villegas) and daughter to Don Pedro Teves Villegas and Doña Dolores ‘Soling’ Samson de Villegas (she was awarded the Oldest Paulinian Award at 98 by the Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres of St. Paul University Dumaguete, the first and mother of all Paulinian institutions in the country founded in 1904; born on 6 June 1906, tia Soling died peacefully on 2 January 2005 ). He died in the later part of the 60s. Their children include a former provincial administrator of the province, Atty. Jose Villegas Tiongson who married Esmeralda ‘Lala’ Calvo Rotea (daughter of Don Jose Lopez Rotea and Doña Felisa Calvo de Rotea). The manse he built for his family at the heart of the old town of Tanjay, a house away from our ancestral home, is one of the more revered and iconic landmarks of the locale. My grandma said he was from Luzon. Also, she said he was a nephew (or even a cousin or just a relative) of Senator Camilo Osias who even came to visit him once. I wonder if he was related to the Tiongsons of Bulacan.
Jim Jose said,
February 7, 2011 at 5:13 pm
My mother hails from the Crisostomos of atlag and Tiongson clans of Malolos kemsetisuhan. In the Crisostomo side, One of our great great grandfathers is Father Gregorio Crisostomo y Lugo. In the Tiongson side, our great great grandfather and mother is Don Catalino Tiongson and Dona Catalina Reyes. Their children: Macaria Tiongson – Aldecoa, Luis Tiongson, Emiliano Tiongson, etc.
ma. therese lovelyn glavez tantoco said,
February 3, 2011 at 7:07 am
i just wanna know my family from sto. cristo malolos bulacan..my grandfather is banaag p tantoco and my grandmother is maria maclang tantoco..my father is romarco m tantoco but he is deceased..thanks
Renan Caluag said,
January 26, 2011 at 6:55 am
Hi I grew up in Caingin Malolos Bulacan, Grandson of Mr. Maximo Caluag and Oreng Ramos-Caluag. I ‘am wonder if you have information on the affiliation/affinities of the Caluag’s in Malolos. Thank you so much!
Enrique Bustos said,
January 24, 2011 at 4:56 am
Daniel W.Tantoco Jr.the first curator of the Marcos Foundation Museum’s Collection of Philippine Pottery and Southeast Asian Ceramics in the Goldenberg Mansion some pieces of the collection came from Arturo de Santos collection.Daniel W.Tantoco Jr.also donated to De La Salle University his personal collection of Oriental Pottery and Porcelain Consisting of more than 600 rare artifacts, some dating back to the Philippine Iron Age 200 B.C. and 11th century A.D. for the Asian ceramics.
noel adriano said,
January 23, 2011 at 12:45 pm
I am a descendant of the Adriano family from Bulacan. May I ask if there is a family tree of the Adrianos in different parts of Bulacan like Malolos, Pandi, Valenzuela, etc.? Thanks.
rosario robles said,
January 23, 2011 at 1:14 am
I am trying to find my family tree. My father was Tirso de Leon Robles. He was the only son and had two sisters. I believe he was born in Malolos, Bulacan. What I have heard of him was that their family owned businesses in Malolos and was well known in town. I am his youngest daughter and the 10th child with his marriage to Josefina Roco who is meztisa. I would love to learn more about this family tree as we have grown outside Malolos and am interested in finding my heritage from his side of the family. Thank you
Michael Salvador said,
January 8, 2011 at 10:50 pm
Hello, I’m trying to find information about my Father’s family. He was Aquilino Bautista Salvador from Bocaue, Bulacan. His mother was Edobijes Bautista and he had a sister, Teofilla Bautista Salvador and a brother, Jose Bautista Salvador. My father left the Philippines in 1931 and did not return because he had heard that everyone in his family had been killed in the war. My father died in 1971 when I was 11 so I don’t know much about his family. How can I find out if I have any family left in the Philippines? Any information on these names would be a great help.
Enrique Bustos said,
December 26, 2010 at 7:54 am
Rosenda Mendoza-Tanchangco’s great granddaughter Agnes Hernando Sison married Alfredo Trinidad Romualdez, brother of Imelda Romualdez Marcos.
adel mendoza said,
December 14, 2010 at 11:07 am
Ooops my apology i did not read the “On Comments”. Again, here’s my post:
My great grandfather was also from Malolos. His name was Amado Gatchalian, he only have 2 daughters. One is Filomena Gatchalian (my grandmother) married to Cenon Guevarra Mendoza of San Ildefonso. My father’s name is Amado Gatchalian Mendoza. I remember when i was a teenager my grandmother once told me that the land where the Capitol of Malolos was built was owned by them but sold because her father was addicted to cockfighting. She also told me that they’re related to Bautista’s and Cojuangco’s.
We never traced our roots but my grandmother story remains. So hopefully by posting here, I will gather more informations with regards to my family tree.
This is a very good and very informative site. Thanks!
toto gonzalez said,
December 13, 2010 at 2:06 pm
admendoza:
Please be reminded:
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Please upload your comment again with the pertinent information.
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Paulina Tiongson Arconado said,
December 1, 2010 at 11:23 pm
Hello, i know of the Tiongson clan but i wonder if the Tiongsons from bulacan and La union are related coz my Grandfather Felipe Tiongson is from La Union.
edchavez said,
December 1, 2010 at 12:31 am
hi. I also came from Malolos and I am from the Caluag/Kaluag clan. My grandfather was Damaso Caluag.I wonder if you also have information on the affiliation/affinities of the Caluags in Malolos. thanks you.
Enrique Bustos said,
November 28, 2010 at 4:39 am
Aldaba family
former Gobernadorcillo of Malolos
Juan Aldaba married Paulina Velasco
Ceferino Aldaba
Valentin Aldaba
Santiago Aldaba
Roque Aldaba
Damian Aldaba
Amado Aldaba married Estefania Julian their children are
1.Lualhati married Juan Cojuangco
2.Estefania married Luis Lim
3.Dalisay
4.Diwata
Enrique Bustos said,
November 25, 2010 at 5:03 am
Pio Santos married to Isidora Leuterio their children are
1.Alberta Santos married to Espiridion Reyes their children are a.Leoncia Reyes she married Graciano Reyes b.Lino Reyes he married Maria Tantoco
2.Antonia Santos married Jose Uitangcoy their children are a.Alberta married Paulino Santos b.Ceferino married Liberata Espiridion c.Angela
Paulino Santos parents are Liberata Reyes and Melchor Reyes in turn their parents are Pedro Reyes and Maria Tengco
Filomena Tiongson married Eladio Adriano their children are the FF
1.Pacita married Hermenegildo Reyes
2.Felipe married Mariquita Villanueva
3.Honorata married Gregorio Francisco
Enrique Bustos said,
November 21, 2010 at 10:14 am
Dr Hermogenes Tantoco and married to Justa Katigbak
Rustans Founder Bienvenido Rufino Tantoco married Glecy Rustia
Enrique Bustos said,
November 19, 2010 at 5:02 am
Jesus Tanchanco He is the first administrator and minister of the National Food Authority during the Marcos regime
Enrique Bustos said,
November 12, 2010 at 4:31 am
The parents of Dona Maria De leon- Mendoza are Mariano de Leon a former gobernadorcillo of Sta Maria Bulacan and Margarita Alaba the maternal aunt of Dona Maria De Leon is Dona Juanita Chuidian
tony faustino said,
November 11, 2010 at 2:04 am
My grandparents were both from Malolos. My lolo’s surname is Faustino and my lola’s maiden name is Rojas. If anybody can provide us with a family tree or any information regarding our family will be much appreciated, Thank you in advance.
toto gonzalez said,
October 22, 2010 at 4:11 pm
Enrique:
Amazing information!!! I wonder if their descendants still know these relatives?
As always, thank you very much for your magnificent contributions to this blog.
Cheers!!!
Toto Gonzalez
Enrique Bustos said,
October 22, 2010 at 1:47 pm
Juan Mendoza and Maria de Leon other children are
1.Rosario M. Panganiban her son is Lauro Panganiban he married the only daughter of Don Eugenio Lopez Presentacion Lopez a daughter of Rosario Panganiban Charito married former Marcos Executive Secretary Alejandro Melchor
2.Angelica
3.Purita married Maximo Reyes
4.Maximo
5.Salvador
6.Juan
Enrique Bustos said,
October 17, 2010 at 6:34 am
Enrique Mendoza
If i am not mistaken the other children of Juan Mendoza and Maria de Leon are Luz Mendoza wife of Primo Santos and Rizalino Mendoza husband of Adelaida Rodriquez
Enrique Mendoza y Perez said,
October 16, 2010 at 7:32 am
Hi Toto! Amparo Mendoza y de Leon (wife of Nicanor ReyesSr.) is the daughter of Juan Mendoza y Perez dela Torre (Bocaue, Bulacan) and Maria de Leon (Sta. Maria, Bulacan). Her father, Juan is the son of Mariano Mendoza (Bocaue, Bulacan) and Maria Perez dela Torre of Sta. Maria, Bulacan. I’m from Sta. Maria Bulacan and Mariano Mendoza is the brother of my paternal great, great, grandfather Doroteo Mendoza. On the other hand Maria Perez dela Torre is also a cousin of my maternal great, great grandfather. There are several intermarriages between the Mendoza and Perez dela Torre in our family tree. Do you have any story about the origin of the Mendoza and Perez dela Torre of Bocaue and Sta. Mria bulacan
Enrique Bustos said,
October 11, 2010 at 3:17 am
Espiridio Reyes married Feliciana San Agustin their children are 1.Hermogenes Reyes married Teodora Tantoco 2.Epifanio Reyes married Vicenta Tantoco 3.Olympia Reyes married Vicente Reyes their children are
1.Consuelo Reyes married Mariano Crisostomo
2.Hermenegildo Reyes married Pacita Adriano one of their granddaughters is Marides C. Fernando the wife of former Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando
3.Feliciana Reyes
4.Jose Reyes married Natividad Revilla
5.Luisa Reyes
6.Aquilina Reyes married Rosalino Reyes
7.Delfina Reyes married Felipe Unson
8.Vicente Reyes
9.Olympia Reyes married Guillermo Buendia
Enrique Bustos said,
October 11, 2010 at 3:04 am
Santiago Tiongson married Sabina Tengco their son Fabian Tiongson married Esperanza Villanueva one of their son is Atanacio Tiongson married Clara Marcelo their daughter is Ambrocia Tiongson married Macario Reyes their children are 1.Jose Reyes married Catalina Reyes their children are Elisea Reyes married Gregorio Galang Juana Reyes married Juana Reyes married Macario Buendia and Vicente Reyes married Olympia Reyes 2.Clemente Reyes married Maria Tengco their daughter is Rufina Reyes 3. Graciano Reyes married Leoncia Reyes
Enrique Bustos said,
October 11, 2010 at 2:56 am
Pedro Reyes married Maria Tengco their children are the FF
1.Balbino Reyes married Antonia Tiongson
2.Jose Reyes married Modesta Arnedo their son is Valentin Reyes married Juliana Vicente their son is Ramon Reyes married Eugenia Tanchangco
3.Macario Reyes married Ambrocia Tiongson their children are A.Jose Reyes married Catalina Tantoco their children are Elisea Reyes married Gregorio Galang Juana Reyes married Macario Buendia and Vicente Reyes married Olympia Reyes B.Clemente Reyes married Maria Tengco their daugther is Rufina Reyes C.Graciano Reyes married Leoncia Reyes
4.Espiridion Reyes and Alberta Santos children are Leoncia Reyes married Graciano Reyes and Lino Reyes married Maria Tantoco
Espiridion Reyes and Feliciana San Agustin daughter is Olympia Reyes married Vicente Reyes
5.Liberata Reyes married Melchor Santos their son Paulino Santos married Alberta Uitangcoy
Enrique Bustos said,
October 11, 2010 at 2:44 am
The first Tantoco (1763-1833) who came to the Philippines had a son Jose Tantoco he married Valentina Valenzuela their children are 1.Antonia Tantoco married Juan Maclang a daughter Norberta Maclang married Fabian Tiongson 2.Lucas Tantoco married Juana Tengco their children are A.Gabino Tantoco married Andrea Villarino their daughter is Basilia Tantoco B.Catalina Tantoco married Jose Reyes their children are Elisea Reyes married Gregorio Galang Juana T. Reyes married Mariano Buendia and Vicente Reyes married Olympia Reyes C. Hermogenes Tantoco married Ana Tiongson their children are Teresa Tantoco and Maria Tantoco married Lino Reyes 3. Engracia Tantoco married Antonio Tanchangco their children are Tomas Tanchangco married Rosenda Mendoza their children are Eugenia Tanchangco married Ramon Reyes and Aurea Tanchangco married Eugenio Hernando
laura lerida said,
October 8, 2010 at 5:09 am
i am a descendant of the tantoco family from malolos, bulacan. may i ask if there is a family tree of the tantocos?
Rafael G. Hocson said,
October 5, 2010 at 12:15 pm
Ipe, my father in law, Dr Jose R. Reyes who married Natividad Revilla, was from malolos and calumpit. his parents were dr vicente reyes married to olympia tantoco-reyes. perhaps you can help us trace our roots from lolo tenteng and beyond. many thanks. first cousins of jose reyes were deogracias reyes, godofredo reyes, narciso, and the youngest was leonardo, father of susan reyes.
Enrique Bustos said,
September 12, 2010 at 9:54 am
Nicanor Jacinto Married Rosario Pantangco their children are the FF.
1.Elsa
2.Oscar married Pacita Pestano
3.Wilfrido married Pilar Oloriz
4.Jesus married Maura Neil
5.Norma married Juan Carlos
6.Fernando married Dina Pereyra
7.Nicanor Jr married Patria Nepomuceno
toto gonzalez said,
August 12, 2010 at 2:22 pm
Enrique:
Please do not forget your sources.
Thank you.
Toto Gonzalez
Enrique Bustos said,
August 12, 2010 at 8:25 am
The parents of Dr. Luis U. Santos were Paulino Santos and Alberta Uitangcoy. During World War II, the family of Dr. Nicanor Jacinto stayed in the house of Dr. Luis Santos who was a close relative.
Enrique Bustos said,
August 12, 2010 at 7:17 am
The patriarch of the Tiongson family is Tomas Tiongson (1707-1789) married to Basilia Gatchalian they have seven children by the middle of the 18th century Tomas Tiongson decided to go back to China for good and brought with him four of his sons leaving behind his wife and three sons Santiago,Anacleto and Anastacio in the Philippines
The patriarch of the Tanchangco family is Antonio Tanchangco he was born in 1817 in Fujian China he first settled in Tondo upon arriving in the Philippines he married Engracia Tantoco of Malolos Bulacan daughter of Jose Tantoco and Valentina Valenzuela Jose Tantoco is the son of first Tantoco (1763-1833) who came to the Philippines
In 1791 Malolos already had a thriving community of mestizos Sangleys to which the FF families belong Ingco,Joson,Tiongson,Cojuangco,Tantoco,Chiong, Tanjosoy,Camaclang,Chichioco, as well as families with Spanish Heritage, Villanueva,Lopez,Robles and Yniguez.
By 1791 the Pariancillo district of Malolos was where the mestizos lived this is also know as the Kamestisuhan district the Tiongsons,Santos,Reyes Families living opposite side of the patio in barrio San Vicente are the Tanchangco’s Chiong’s and the Tantoco’s while The Tanjosoy’s Cojuangco’s Chichioco’s Yniguez’s and Caparas settled in Barrio San Agustin Barasaoin connected to a bridge to Malolos proper.
Ipê Nazareno said,
June 14, 2010 at 9:57 am
My stepfather hails from the Tiongson and Tantoco families on his maternal side. I saw 2 hardbound documents in his office — one contained the complete family tree of the Tiongsons and the other contained that of the Tantocos.
Let me take a look at these books and I’ll share some info in this thread.
Enrique Bustos said,
June 1, 2010 at 2:30 pm
Re: The Bautista Family of Malolos, Bulacan
The wealth of the Bautista family of Malolos, Bulacan originated from their Tanjosoy ancestors who engaged in the business of making candles with consistent profits since candle was always in demand until electricity came to Malolos in 1894 the Tanjosoy shop which sold candles also vended other wares and by dint of hardwork the Tanjosoy slowly accumulated capital apparently the items dispensed at this shop were very much needed by the natives such that some actually agreed to clear lands in Calumpit,Hagonoy,& Paombong in exchange for candles and other wares in this manner were some of the Tanjosoy lands acquired although the more common way was still through the Pacto the classic instrument of land alienation by which the indio landowner pawned his land for ready cash with an option to redeem his land by the time of the sugar boom of the 19th century the Tanjosoy concentrated their efforts in planting and processing sugar in their lands the large vats imported by their ancestors from China that were used for candle making were now used as vats for boiling sugarcane juice to be made into Muscovado Sugar
Dona Rufina Tanjosoy-Santos daughter Felipa T.Santos married Jose Bautista their son Antonio S.Bautista was an aide to then President Emilio Aguinaldo married Loreto Tanjosoy-Santos Antonio & Loreto are the Grandparents of Dez Bautista the Bautista Family donated 200 hectares of their land to the Bulacan Provincial Government the land now is where the Bulacan Capitol and the Bulacan State University stands
Don Jose Bautista owns the now famous (Bautista Mansion), which was built in 1877. It once housed the Ministry of Interiors during the first Philippine Republic. The Mansion is situated along the nostalgic Kamistisuhan District
where other affluent families lives such as Tantoco,Tanchangco,Chiong,Tiongson,Santos,Reyes,Cojuangco & Chichioco families
the Bautista ancestral mansion was visited by the national hero Dr. Jose Rizal to convince Triumvirate of the Ten Gentlemen of Malolos to join the La Liga Filipina. it one of three houses that i know that has a Fernando Amorsolo mural in the ceiling of their house the other two a in the Dr Luis Santos house also in Malolos Bulacan and the Paez-Luna house in Malabon
An ancestor of the Cojuangco Family Juan Cojuangco Married Trinidad Tiongson of a prominent family in Malolos they are the great grand parents of Ysidra & Melencio Cojuangco, Melencio married Tecla Chichioco whose family was already engaged in the barter trade in the 1870′s Tecla brother Bonifacio & Ma Paz (Biang) sold goods at the Malolos market following the career paths of their parents while still single Tecla already decided it would be more profitable to buy meat, dresses and linen from manila and sell it at the Malolos market rather than join the crowd of Chinese merchants in Manila.