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Abad Santos,
Jose Basco
[19 February 1886 - 7 May 1942]
Born in San Fernando to Vicente
Abad Santos and Toribia Basco. Pensionado of the Philippine Government to
the United States. Finished Pre-Law, Sta. Clara College; Bachelor of Laws,
Northwestern University, and Masters of Law, Georgetown University, 1909.
Admitted to the Philippine Bar, 1911. Appointed first Filipino corporate
lawyer of the Philippine National Bank, Manila Railroad Company and other
government corporations. Returned to the Department of Justice where he
became Attorney-General and later Secretary of Justice 1922, 1928-1932.
Appointed to the Supreme Court as Associate Justice, 1932-1938, and later Chief
Justice. As representative of the President of the Philippine Commonwealth
during the first days of the occupation, was executed by the Japanese Imperial
Army at Malabang, Lanao for refusing to take an oath of allegiance to the
Japanese Empire.
Abad Santos,
Pedro Basco
[1876 - 15 January 1945]
Born in San Fernando to Vicente Abad Santos and Toribia Basco. Juez
de Paz of San Fernando from 1907-1908. Founder of the Frente Popular,
later the Socialist Party of the Philippines. Elected to the Philippine
Assembly, 1916. Re-elected in 1919. Died in Minalin during WWII.
Abad Santos,
Quirino Basco,
Sr. Born in San Fernando
Abad Santos,
Quirino Dayrit,
Jr. - [San Fernando] Associate
Justice of the Court of Appeals
Abad Santos,
Salvador Basco
- [San Fernando] Associate Justice oof the Court of Appeals
Abad Santos,
Vicente
- [San Fernando] Secretary of Justice and Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court
Acosta, Sally
- Twice elected to the California Senior Legislature. First
Filipino-American to hold that distinction.
Aguas, Juan S. - Mentor of most Kapampangans who became proficient in
English literature. After graduation from the University of the
Philippines, he taught English literature and composition at the Pampanga High
School. Before transferring to Cebu City School of Arts and Trades, he
alson taught at the Pampanga National Agricultural School in Magalang. He
was caught by World War II in Cebu City, where he joined the Philippines
Army. For a number of years, he was a member of the Philippine Military
Academy faculty. Colonel Aguas has a most penetrating and incisive mind.
Even his letters to his friends are lierary gems, and his conversations are
memories to be treasured for their wit and language.
Aguas, Alejo - [Samal]
Hero against the Dutch invasion of Samal in 1647.
After successfully raidng Cavite towns along Manila Bay, the Dutch under the
command of Admiral Martin Gertzen, decided to sack the town of Abucay and Samal.
Abucay was burned and pilaged. Having heard of this, the natives of Samal,
mostly Kapampangans led by Alejo Aguas, did not wait for the enemy to
land. In the dead of the night, they rowed in their bancas to the Dutch
ships and gave battle, which lasted for three hours, killing many of the
invaders who were caught by surprise.
Agustin, Marcos
- Former boxer and bus driver who led the guerrilla group popularly known as
Marking's Guerrillas
Alejandrino, Jose
- [Arayat]
He was born in 1870. He first studied at the Ateneo, then
transferred to the University of Santo Tomas where he finished his Bachelor of
Arts in 1889. In the same year, e went to Spain to continue his
studies. In Barcelona, he was initiated into the Masons "Revolucion"
Lodge of which almost all the radical Catalans were members. In Madrid, he
joined the "Solidaridad" Lodge. Here he cooperated with the
other patriotic Filipinos, led by Jose Rizal and Marcelo del Pilar, working for
Philippine recognition.
Upon Rizal's advice, Alejandrino transferred to
Belgium, enrolling in the College of Engineering in the University of Ghent,
where he graduated as a chemical engineer in 1895. He returned to the
Philippines the same year.
In 1896, he offered his services to Gen. Emilio
Aguinaldo in Kawit. He and Feliciano Jocson were ordered by Gen. Aguinaldo
to buy arms in Hong Kong, which they were uable to ship to the Philippines
because of strict vigilance of the English authorities in Hong Kong. Here,
Alejandrino was a member of the "Junta Revolucionario de Hong Kong"
where, after the Pact of Biak-na-Bato, some Revolutionary leaders sought refuge
in 1897.
Representative of Batanes to the Malolos Congress
Alejandrino, Jose M. - Former Ambassador to Spain
Alonso, Nicolas - One of the first "indio" colejiales on 23
December 1640 at the newly opened Colegio Real de San Felipe de Austria. See
also Dueñas, Andres.
Angeles David,
Pablo - Governor of Pampanga
1931-1937, 1945-1947
Aquino, Agapito
Aquino
Aquino, Benigno,
Sr. - [Concepcion, 9 September 1894 - 20 December 1947] Member of the
Philippine Assembly, 1919 and Senator, 1928.
Aquino, Benigno
Simeon Aquino, Jr.
- [Concepcion]
Aquino, Servillano
- [Concepcion] Representative of Isla de Negros Oriental to the Malolos
Congress
Arnedo, Macario
Sioco
- [Apalit] Governor of Pampanga 1904-1911
Arroyo,
Gloria Macapagal
- [Manila, 5 April 1947 - ] Senator, Vice-President and 14th President of
the Republic of the Philippines
Arroyo,
Juan Miguel Macapagal -
[Manila, 26 April 1969 - ] Incumbent Vice-Governor of Pampanga
Arroyo, Tranquilino
- [Candaba] Representative of Bohol to the Malolos Congress.
Avecilla, Alejandro
- Representative of Siassi to the Maloloos Congress
Avecilla, Luis
- Representative of Tutaan to the Malolos Congress
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Bacani, Mariano - Representative of Samar to the Malolos Congress
Bacani, Senen - Secretary of Agriculture
Baluyut, Francisco - [Guagua] First Filipino secular priest in 1698
Baluyut, Sotero - [San Fernando] Governor of Pampanga 1925-1931 and
1938-1941, Secretary of Public
Works and the Interior and Senator of the Philippines
Barrera, Jesus A. - Associate Justice
Bergaño, Diego
Bondoc, Emigidio
Bondoc, Juan Pablo Puyat
Buyson, Carmen - Ambassador
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Calma, Gabino - Representative of Maasin to the Malolos Congress
Cancio, Juan S. - Executive Secretary
Capulong, Dionisio - Datu of Macabebe who joined the revolt of Magat
Salamat
Carpio, Julian - Representative of Tarlac to the Malolos Congress
Carreon, Manuel, Jr. - [San Fernando, 17 June l899 - 13 Sept l964]
Appointed Director of Private Schools in l946.
Castañeda, Constancio - Speaker Pro-Tempore
Castro, Jose Luna
Cayco, Librada - Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs
Consunji, Antonio
Cortez, Emilio C. - Representative
Cruz, Emilio Aguilar
Cruz, Emigidio
Conchu, Agapito - [Guagua, l8 August l860 - l2 September l896] One of the
thirteen martyrs of Cavite. He was a musician, music teacher and
photographer. Played the organ at the Binondo Church. He was suspected as
one of the conspirators of the failed Cavite Mutiny. Executed in Cavite.
Consunji, Antonio - Presidente Municipal of San Fernando 1898
Consunji, Jose - Revolutionary Clergy
Cunanan, Mariano - propagandista
Cuyugan, Vivencio Baron [San Fernando, 13 January 1895 - 1971] Born to
Saturnino P. Cuyugan and Antonina Y. Baron. Studied in the United States where
he supported himself through professional boxing and became known as the
"Big Brown Filipino." Appointed Municipal Vice-President of San
Fernando in 1927, and later elected to the same position in 1931. Later
elected the first Municipal Mayor under the Philippine Commonwealth, the first
Socialist mayor of the Philippines. Co-founder of the Socialist Party of
the Philippines.
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David, Felix - Representative of Cebu to the Malolos Congress
David, Jose Y. - Governor of Pampanga 1944
David, Norberto - Architect
Dayrit, Amando Galang - [San Fernando, 6 February 1912 - 16 August 1944]
Born to Florentino Singian Dayrit and Juana Gatchalian Galang. Prolific
writer and columnist. Author of the "Tribune column "Good
Morning Judge." During the Japanese Occupation, he contributed to the
underground "Free Philippines." He contracted tuberculosis in
his pursuit of freedom and was under house arrest in Manila. He was later
allowed to return to San Fernando where he died shortly after.
Dayrit, Aurelio Limjuco - Goiter physician and surgeon, director of Dayrit
Clinic
Dayrit, Conrado Singian - [San Fernando] Cardiologist and president of the
National Academy of Science and Technology
Dayrit, Fabian Millar - Chemist, herbal medicine investigator and Dean of
the School of Sciece and Engineering of the Ateneo de Manila University
Dayrit, Fernando Galang - [San Fernando] World-renowned concologist,
shells Cypraea dayritiana, Conus dayritii and Conus fernandoi named
after him
Dayrit, Manuel Millar - [San Fernando] Secretary of Health
Dayrit, Nicolasa
Pamintuan - [San Fernando, 10 September 1874 - 12 April 1945] Born to
Florentino Binoya Dayrit and Antonina Pamintuan. One of the four women of
the Philippine Revolution from Pampanga. Together with Praxedes Fajardo,
she knelt before Gen. Antonio Luna to plead for unity among the ranks of the
Philippine Revolutionary Army. Married to Dr. Vicente Panlilio. She
died in Manila in 1945.
Dayrit, Tirso David - [San Fernando] Archtect and board topnotcher
de Jesus, Jose - Secretary of Public Works
de la Rosa, Rogelio - [Lubao] Movie actor and Senator
de Leon, Jose - [Bacolor] First president of PASUDECO
de Leon, Leonor Hizon - Revolutionary imprisoned until 1901. Co-founder
of "Universal Democratic Filipino Movement," an underground
revolutionary independence movement formed after the Filipino-American War.
de Miranda, Angel
Pantaleon - [San Fernando, 1756 - 21 June 1835] Gobernadorcillo of San
Fernando in 1795 and founder of Angeles City
del Rosario, Agapito Jose Abad Santos - [San Fernando 15 March 1901 - 9
April 1942] Born to Isabelo del Rosario and Emilia Abad Santos.
Educated at the University of the Philippines, University of Shanghai and
Columbia University. At U.P., he was one of the founders of the Upsilon
Sigma Phi, the oldest Greek-letter society in Asia. He was elected mayor
of Angeles in 1940. During the Japanese Occupation, he was captured
together with other socialist leaders. Refusing to swear allegiance to the
Japanese Empire, he was executed together with Crisanto Evangelista at the
Bilibid Prison along Azcarraga Street in 1942.
del Rosario, Isabelo - [San Fernando] Served as Major in the Philippine
Revolutionary Army. He was captured in an encounter in Mexico and executed
by the Americans on 12 April 1902.
Dizon, Arsenio P. - Associate Justice
Dizon, Bienvenido
Dizon, Paciano Santos - [Porac] First Auditor-General of the Philippines
Dizon, Candido - Revolutionary Clergy
Dizon, Tomas - Businessman
Dizon, Urbano Dizon - [San Fernando] Municipal President of San Fernando,
Governor of Pampanga 1944
Dizon, Vicente Alvarez
Dizon, Victor - Former military attache to Rome, Chief of the Air Force and
later Chief of Staff of the Philippine Armed Forces.
Dizon del Moral, Victor - Revolutionary Clergy
Ducut, Zenaida C. - Incumbent Representative of the Second District of
Pampanga
Dueñas, Andres - Commander of the Tercio de Pampanga, a Kapampangan
military unit stationed in Manila. He was appointed head of the Colegio
Real de San Felipe de Austria. He was in-charge of selecting students
for the said college, the first batch of which were twenty Spaniards and six
Kapampangans, the first "indio" colejiales.
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Eusebio, Eugenio
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Fajardo, Praxedes Puno - [Bacolor] One of the four women of the Philippine
Revolution from Pampanga and first head of the Philippine Red Cross in Pampanga
Feliciano, Florentino - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Feliciano, Jose Y.
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Galang, Zoilo
Galura, Felix
Gamboa, Pedro - Retired master-of-camp who defended the country against the
Dutch invasion of Abucay and Samal. See also Aguas, Alejo.
Gonzales, Andrew Arnedo - [Apalit] President of De la Salle University
Gonzales, Bienvenido - [Apalit] President of the University of the
Philippines
Gonzales, Joaquin - [Apalit] Representative of Pampanga to the Malolos
Congress and University President of the Universidad Central de Filipinas
Guanzon, Olimpio - Governor of Pampanga 1922-1925
Guiao, Bren Z. - Governor of Pampanga 1986-1995
Gutierrez, Hugo - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Gutierrez, Nicolas - One of the first "indio" colejiales on 23
December 1640 at the newly opened Colegio Real de San FElipe de Austria. See
also Dueñas, Andres.
Gutierrez David, Eduardo - Representative of Batangas to the Malolos
Congress
Gutierrez David, Jose - [Bacolor, 29 January 1891 - 27 March 1977] Raised
and educated in San Fernando. One of the first nineteen graduates of
Pampanga High School in 1912. Earned his Bachelor of Laws degree from the
Escuela Derecho de Manila in 1915 at the top of his class. Admitted to the
Philippine Bar in 1916. Appointed Auxiliary Justice of Peace of San
Fernando, 1918-1920. Elected Municipal Councilor of San Fernando,
1920-1930. Delegate to the 1934 Constitutional Convention. Appointed
District Judge of the Court of First Instance. Appointed Associate Justice
of the Court of Appeals in 1946 and later Presiding Justice in 1956
Appointed Associate Justice of the Supreme Court in 1961.
Gutierrez Ubaldo, Eduardo - Representative of Padre Burgos to the Malolos
Congress
Gwekoh, Sol Hilario
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Henson, Ramon - Representative of Pampanga to the Malolos Congress
Hilario, Cecilio Tuason
Hilario, Tiburcio Tuason - Born in San Juan, San Fernando on 11 August 1853
to Anastacio Hilario and Maria Tuason. HE received his Bachelor of
Philosophy degree in 1869, and Bachelor of Civil Law degree in 1874, both from
the University of Sto. Tomas. Revolutionary Governor of Pampanga,
representative of Iloilo to the Malolos Congress
Hilario, Zoilo Jose Sangalang
Hizon, Maximino Hipolito - [Mexico] Representative of Sorsogon to the
Malolos Congress
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Ibañez, Melquiades - Ambassador
Icban, Crispulo, Jr.
Infante, Jose R. - Representative of Pampanga to the Malolos Congress
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Joven, Ceferino - [Bacolor] Governor of Pampanga 1901-1903
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Lacsamana, Francisco - Governor-General Sabiano Manrique de Lara made him
commander of Fort Santiago for twentyfour hours in 1662, the highest military
honor received by an indio, for his role in the quelling of various Chinese
revolts in the 1600s.
Lagman, Eligio G. - Governor of Pampanga 1931, 1942-1944
Lapid, Manuel M. Incumbent Governor of Pampanga 1995-Present
Lazatin, Jesus Singian - [San Fernando] Businessman
Lazatin, Rafael - Governor of Pampanga 1952-1959
Layug Villaluz, Pedro - Representative of Davao to the Malolos Congress
Leon de Arcega, Pedro
- [Guagua] First Filipino lay doctor
Liongson, Francsico - Governor of Pampanga 1912-1916 and Senator
Liongson, Pedro - Representative of Antique to the Malolos Congress
Lim, Mariano - Acting Governor of Pampanga 1911
Limlingan, Gerardo - Governor of Pampanga 1945
Lingad, Jose Bulaon - [Lubao, 24 November 1914 - 16 December 1980] Secretary
of Public Works and Governor of Pampanga 1948-1951
Lomboy, Geronimo - One of the first "indio" colejiales on 23
December 1640 at the newly opened Colegio Real de San FElipe de Austria. See
also Dueñas, Andres.
Luciano, Augusto - [Magalang] Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals
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Macapagal, Angel Pangan - Vice-Governor, Representative
Macapagal, Diosdado Pangan -
Representative, Vice-President, President
Macapagal, Juan
Macapagal, Urbano
Macapinlac, Enrique - Representative of Pampanga to the Malolos Congress
Macapinlac, Gregorio - Representative of Nueva Ecija to the Malolos
Congress
Makabulos - Datu of Baba (Lubao). Together with the datus of Macabebe and
Betis, resisted the invading Spaniards.
Makabulos, Francisco Soliman - [La Paz] Representative of Cebu to the
Malolos Congress
Makapagal, Lazaro - He was the executioner of Andres Bonifacio.
Manalo, Felix - [10 May 1886 - 12 April 1963] Founded the Iglesia ni Cristo
on July 27, 1914 in Sto Niño Viejo, San Fernando, Pampanga.
Mangila, Agustin - Ambassador
Maniago, Francisco
Manila, Juan de
Mendoza, Basilio
Mendoza, Estelito - [Bacolor] Secretary of Justice, Solicitor-General,
Governor of Pampanga 1980-1986
Mesina, Marcelo - Representative of Misamis to the Malolos Congress
Molina, Gaspar - Shipbuilder
Mutuc, Amelito - Executive Secretary
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Natividad, Eusebio - Representative of Antique to the Malolos Congress
Natividad, Mamerto - [Bacolor, 12 June 1871 - 11 November 1897] Studied
at the Ateneo Municipal and the Colegio de San Juan de Letran.
Nepomuceno, Francis Lumanlan
Nepomuceno, Francisco G. - [Angeles] Governor
Nepomuceno, Juan de Dios - [Angeles] Delegate to 1935 Constitutional
Convention
Nepomuceno, Juan Gualberto Henson - [Angeles, 14 July 1852 - 26 April 1923]
Presidente municipal of Angeles under the Philippine Revolutionary Government
and represenative of Tarlac to the Malolos Congress.
Nepomuceno, Juanita Lumanlan - [Porac] Representative, Governor of Pampanga
1976-1980
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Ocampo, Ambeth R.
Ocampo, Galo
Olivas, Juan
Oreta, Teresa Aquino
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Pabalan, Mariano Proceso Pabalan
Padilla, Carmen Dayrit - NCCA
Pagiabatan, Diego - One of the first "indio" colejiales on 23
December 1640 at the newly opened Colegio Real de San FElipe de Austria. See
also Dueñas, Andres.
Palaot, Francisco
Panday Pira
Pangilinan, Manuel - President of PLDT
Panlilio, Luis Dayrit - Former president of PASUDECO and Ambassador to
Guatemala
Panlilio, Pablo Dayrit - Architect
Pardo de Tavera, Trinidad H.
Pinpin, Tomas - [Abucay] First Filipino printer
Puno, Ricardo, Sr. - Secretary of Justice and Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court
Puno, Ricardo V., Jr. - Broadcast journalist and Press Secretary
Puno, Ronaldo V. - Secretary of the Interior and Local Government
Punsalan, Silvestre
Puyat, Gil Juco [Senate President]
Puyat, Gonzalo [Businessman]
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Quiason, Camilo Danganan - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Quiason, Serafin Danganan - Director of the Natinal Library and Chairman of
the National Historical Institute
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Regala, Roberto - Associate Justice
Rodriguez, Gerardo Hizon - Businessman
Rodriguez, Oscar Samson - Incumbent Representative of the Third District of
Pampanga
Romero, Felipe - Revolutionary Clergy, coadjutor of Macabebe
Romero, Flerida Ruth Pineda - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Ronquillo, Carlos
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Salgado, Cielo Macapagal
- [Lubao] Vice-Governor of Pampanga
Salonga, Felipe - Datu of Polo, he joined the revolt of Magat Salamat.
Salonga, Juan - One of the first "indio" colejiales on 23
December 1640 at the newly opened Colegio Real de San FElipe de Austria. See
also Dueñas, Andres.
Sancho, Martin - He accompanied several Jesuit religious on a voyage to
Acapulco at the age of ten. Later, in 1593, he became the first Filipino
to be admitted to the Society of Jesus as a lay brother, while in Rome.
He was assigned to the province of Toledo and spent some time in the College
of Murcia. He returned to Mexico in 1599. He sailed for the
Philippines with a group of Jesuit missionaries headed by Gregorio Lopez in
1601, but died that same year at the age of twenty-five, after setting foot once
more on his native land.
Sandico, Teodoro
Sangalang, Adriana
Santos, Marcelino - Representative of Batanes to the Malolos Congress
Santos, Mariano - Revolutionary Clergy, coadjutor of Concepcion, Tarlac
Santos, Pedro Songco - [Porac] Archbishop of Nueva Caceres
Santos, Rufino Jiao - [Guagua] Archbishop of Manila and first Asian Cardinal
Sexton, Carmen Cruz - Ambassador
Silvestre, Nicolas - One of the first "indio" colejiales on 23
December 1640 at the newly opened Colegio Real de San FElipe de Austria. See
also Dueñas, Andres.
Singian, Gregorio Dayrit - Well-known surgeon. Earned the monicker
"El Mago del Bisturi" (Wizard of the Scalpel), director of
Singian Clinic
Singian, Vicente - Ambassador
Sioco, Matea Rodriguez
Soliman, Marcos G.
Soriano, Rafaelita Hilario - Ambassador
Soto, Juan Crisostomo Caballa - [Bacolor, 27 January 1867 - 12 July
1918]
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Talangpaz, Cecilia Rosa
Talangpaz, Dionisia - The foundresses of the Beaterio de San Sebastian de
Calumpang (now the Congregation of the Augustinian Recollect Sisters, in 1719,
the sisters Dionisia and Cecilia Rosa Talangpaz settled down near the shrine of
the Virgin of Carmel in Manila. Their and devout life attracted the attention of
the Recollects who were taking care of the temple and in July 1725, they gave
them the habit of tertiaries and gathered them in a beaterium.
Their cases are currently being investigated for possible beatification.
Tan, Bienvenido, Jr. - Ambassador
Tan, Vidal - President of the University of the Philippines
Tarik Soliman - Datu of Macabebe. Fought against Martin de Goiti in
what is now known as the Battle of Bankusay. He is also know as Bankaw.
Tayag, Claude Suares
Tayag, Renato Dayrit
Tiomico, Vicente
Teopaco, Pedro - [San Fernando] Representative of Bataan to the Malolos
Congress
Toda, Benigno [Ambassador]
Tolentino, Aurelio Valenzuela
- [Guagua, 13 October 1867 - 5 July 19155]
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Valdes, Basilio - General and Chief of Staff of the Philippine Army
Valdes, Benito [Dr.]
Valdes, Carlos - Ambassador
Valencia, Brigido R. - Secretary of Public Works and Governor of Pampanga
1972-1976
Viron, Maximo - Revolutionary Clergy
Ventura, Honorio [Bacolor] Secretary of the Interior and Governor of
Pampanga 1916-1922
Ventura, Valentin - Another supporter of the Propanganda movement in Spain, he
underwrote Rizal's second novel, "El Filibusterismo
Vitug, Jose
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Yambao, Lazaro - Governor of Pampanga 1942
Yap, Macario - [Arayat] Fiancier of the Philippine Revolution
Yuzon, Amado Magcalas
Zablan, Felimon
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