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Antonio Salazar MP (b. - 1897)

Antonio Salazar y San Agustin was also a native of Cavite, and a member of La Propaganda. As such, he was always seen in the company of other Filipinos who figured prominently in the reform movement pr...

Antonio San Agustín MP (1860 - 1896)

Antonio San Agustin was a scion of a wealthy family. He studied at Colegio de San Juan de Letran and the University of Santo Tomas. He owned La Aurora, the only bookstore in town, which was used as a m...

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Feliciano Paterno MP (1887 - d.)

Feliciano Paterno was a cashier of the Philippine National Bank. Encyclopedia of the Philippines: The Library of Philippine Literature, Art and Science, Volume 9: Builders of the New Philippines (193...

José María Basa MP (1839 - 1907)

José María Basa, a native of Binondo, Manila was a Filipino patriot and propagandist. Wikipilipinas

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Leonor Valenzuela MP (deceased)

Leonor Valenzuela was one of the woman that had a relationship with Dr. Jose Rizal. She is known as Orang. She is the daughter of Captain José Valenzuela and Felizarda de Vera Ignacio. References

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Manuel Zamora MP (1870 - 1929)

Manuel Zamora is credited with the discovery of the "tiki-tiki" in 1909, a formula against beri-beri. In 1901, he became assistant professor of organic chemistry at the UST, progressing to full profess...

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Maximino Paterno MP (1863 - 1929)

Maximino Paterno was a Filipino physician. He served as the Minister of Public Works and Communications from January 21, 1899 to November 13, 1899. He was also representative of Bongao to the Malolos C...

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Miguel Paterno MP (c.1879 - 1958)

Miguel Paterno was a Filipino politician. He represented La Union at the Malolos Congress. Death certificate

Official Portrait of Congressman Norberto Roque for 1st District of Sorsogon Source: https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=wxciAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA427&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=norberto%20roque&f=false Author: The Commercial & Industrial Manual of the Philippines This work is in the public domain in the Philippines and possibly other jurisdictions because it is a work created by an officer or employee of the Government of the Philippines or any of its subdivisions and instrumentalities, including government-owned and/or controlled corporations, as part of their regularly prescribed official duties; consequently, any work is ineligible for copyright under the terms of Part IV, Chapter I, Section 171.11 and Part IV, Chapter IV, Section 176 of Republic Act No. 8293 and Republic Act No. 10372, as amended, unless otherwise noted. However, in some instances, the use of this work in the Philippines or elsewhere may be regulated by this law or other laws.

Norberto Roque MP (1892 - d.)

Norberto Roque was a Filipino politician. He represented the first district of Sorsogon at the National Assembly from September 16, 1935 to December 30, 1941, and at the House of Representatives of the...

Pedro Cebrián y Agustín, III. conde de Fuenclara, Virrey de Nueva España MP (1687 - 1752)

Golden Fleece - Knights: Spanish Branch====* Pedro Cebrián y Agustín * Pedro Cebrián y Agustín, 5th Count of Fuenclara, Grandee of Spain, (April 30, 1687, Luceni, Spain – August 22, 1752, Madrid) was a...

Ato Agustin MP

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Sofío Alandy MP (deceased)

Sofío Alandy was a Filipino lawyer and politician. He was elected representative of the Malolos Congress for Tayabas in 1899. The Malolos Congress (p. 49)

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Tomás Molo MP (1832 - 1876)

Tomás Molo was baptized by Juan de los Santos, and his godfather at the time of his baptism was Mariano Bertulano. He served as parish priest of Quiapo, Manila. Probate record Baptismal certificat...

Agustin (1886 - d.)

GEDCOM Note ===Book 1, Page 21 Francisco's diary.

Agustin (deceased)

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?? Espiritu Santo Alvarez (San Agustin) (deceased)

2nd Wife Unknown (deceased)

A Agustin (deceased)

A Miguel (deceased)

Abelardo san agustin sr. (deceased)

Acasio Agustin (deceased)

Adam Joseph Agustin (deceased)

Adelina Gutierrez (San Agustin) (deceased)

Adriana Agustin (deceased)

Adriano Agustin (deceased)

Adriano Sanchez San Agustin (1915 - 1916)

Africa San Agustin (Gomez) (deceased)

Agapita Agustin (deceased)

Agapito Domingo Agustin (deceased)

Agnes Agustin (deceased)

Agustín Hernández (Agustín Lopez) (deceased)

Sus padres fueron asesinados en Torreón, Coahuila, durante la Revolución Mexicana. Fue adoptado por sus padrinos, y adoptó el apellido "Hernández".

Agustín Sandoval (Agustín) (deceased)

Agustina Leandra HERNÁNDEZ AGUSTÍN

Agustin San Agustin (deceased)

Agustin Agustin (deceased)

Agustin Trigo de Serrano Carter (c.1874 - c.1959)

Agustín de Linares García ó Agustín de Mena (1700 - 1779)

Aida Agustin (Almeda) (deceased)

Alba Agustin (deceased)

Albert Guerrero San Agustin (c.1954 - 1978)

alberto san agustin (deceased)

Alcalde de Palencia Clemente Agustin Ruiz (deceased)

Alejandrina Unite Agustin (deceased)

Alejandro Agustin (deceased)

Alejo San Agustin Molo (deceased)

Alejo Agustín Ruiz (1863 - d.)

Alexandra Agustin (deceased)

Alfred San Agustin (deceased)

Alfred Agustin (deceased)

Alfredo Bautista Agustin (deceased)

Alvaro Estuardo Gutierrez Agustin (1973 - 1973)

Amelia San Agustin (deceased)

Amparo Santos San Agustin (Santos) (c.1906 - d.)

Ana C San Agustin (c.1904 - d.)

Ana Rosario San Agustin (Rivera) (deceased)

Ana Rivera San Nicolas (San Agustin) (1931 - 2010)

Ana de San Agustín (deceased)

Anastacia Michaela de San Agustin (deceased)

Anastacio Paterno (1822 - d.)

Anastacio Paterno was baptized by Manuel Fernández, and his godmother at the time of his baptism was María Carmina.Source:* Anastacio Agustín's Copy of Baptismal Certificate:

ancelmo agustin (deceased)

Andrea Agustin (deceased)

Andres San Agustin (deceased)

Andrés Sarmiento de San Agustín (deceased)

Angela de San Agustin (deceased)

Angela S. Agustin (deceased)

Angelita "Baby" Rigor-Agustin (deceased)

Angelito Marcelo Agustin (deceased)

Angustia Agustin (deceased)

Aniana Valiente García (1907 - d.)

Aniceta Agustin (Pasquala) (deceased)

Anistacio Bautista Agustin (deceased)

Anita Gatmaitan Agustin (deceased)

Anita Pedro (deceased)

Annamma Antony (deceased)

Anna Johansdotter Augustin (Johansdotter Agustin) (1795 - 1859)

Annie Cruz Flores (Cruz) (deceased)

ANSELMA Agustin Ligot (deceased)

Antònia Agustín Ferré (1921 - 1926)

Antonia BARBAS de AGUSTIN (deceased)

Antonia San Agustin (Guerrero) (deceased)

Antonia Agustin Dacanay (Agustin) (deceased)

Antonia San Agustin (C) (c.1866 - d.)

Antoni Agustin (deceased)

Antoni Agustin (deceased)

Antonio San Agustin, Jr. (deceased)

Antonio Agustín Valiente (1941 - d.)

Antonio Wee Agustin (deceased)

Antonio San Agustin (deceased)

Antonio Agustín, Vicecanciller de Aragón (deceased)

Antonio Agustín Hernández (1899 - d.)

Antony Agustin (deceased)

Apolinario Agustin (deceased)

Apolonia Santos (Agustin) (deceased)

Apolonio San Agustin (deceased)

Aquilina Lomotan Catibay y Agustin (1873 - d.)

Aquilina Castro Agustin (Agustin of Mapandan) (1912 - d.)

Arcadio Agustin (deceased)

Ariel Agustin (deceased)

Ariston Agustin (deceased)

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