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Victoriano Domingo Ongpin (deceased) |
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Constancio Domingo Ongpin (deceased) |
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Alfonso Tiburcio Domingo Ongpin (1885 - 1975) Alfonso Tiburcio Tanbensiang Ongpin was an art connoisseur, gallery owner, Rizalist and Hispanist writer. He owned the famed art supplies store and gallery "Arte". More here: . |
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Roman Tanbiensang Ongpin (1847 - 1912) Roman Tanbensiang Ongpin was a Chinese-Filipino businessman, philanthropist, nationalist, and civic citizen in the late 19th century. He served as "primer teniente de mestizos" of Binondo from 1883 to ... |
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Celedonia Domingo Ongpin (deceased) |
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Lorenza Domingo Ongpin (1879 - 1951) |
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Leonila Domingo Ongpin (1874 - 1943) |
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Ramon Domingo Ongpin (deceased) |
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Eustaquia Domingo Ongpin (1872 - 1940) |
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Cynthia Ongpin-Valdes is a Filipino history, archeology and art researcher and author. |
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Luis Roa Ongpin (b. - c.1985) |
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Jaime "Jimmy" Ongpin (1938 - 1987) Jaime Velayo Ongpin was President of Benguet Mining Corporation and an outspoken opponent of the regime of Ferdinand Marcos. He was one of the earliest supporters of Cory Aquino's presidency by serving... |
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Roberto Velayo Ongpin (deceased) |
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Simon Ongpin (b. - 1892) Simon Onpin sailed from the port of Quanzhou (or Amoy in the Hokkien dialect), China and settled in the Philippines. He established himself as a candle-maker and merchant, growing the business he inher... |