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Angel S. Nakpil (1914 - 1980) Angel S. Nakpil was a Harvard-trained architect. He served as the City Planning Commissioner of Manila during the post-war reconstruction years, from 1947 - 1949. He was a charter member of the United ... |
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Anita Agoncillo Noble (b. - 1979) Anita Agoncillo Noble-Nakpil was the 1st Miss Philippines of the Manila Carnival in 1926. More here: . |
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Carmen Guerrero-Nakpil (1922 - 2018) Carmen Guerrero-Nakpil is a Filipino journalist, author, historian and public servant.Reference:* "Carmen Guerrero Nakpil". Wikipedia.org. . Date published: 25 December 2012. Date accessed: 12 Mar 2013. |
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Juan Nakpil (1899 - 1986) Juan F. de Jesus Nakpil was named the National Artist for Architecture in 1973. More here: . |
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Julio Nakpil (1867 - 1960) Julio Garcia Nakpil was a talented music composer and a revolutionary who served under Andres Bonifacio. More here: Julio Nakpil's Death Certificate: Julio Nakpil's Death Register (Part 1): |
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Edith Nakpil-Rabat (c.1935 - 2009) Edith Nakpil-Rabat was Miss Philippines 1955. She served as assemblywoman at the Batasang Pambansa and the First Lady of Davao, the wife of Gov. Francisco Rabat. References * Dolor, Danny. "Edith Nakpi... |
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Agapita Noriega (deceased) |
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Antonia Nakpil-Escaler (1918 - d.) |
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Ariston Noble Nakpil (deceased) |
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Beatrice Tuazon Tucayon (deceased) |
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Beatriz Nakpil (deceased) |
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Dña Caridad de Jesus Santos-Viola (1918 - d.) |
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Carlos Alberto de Asis Nakpil (1963 - 2015) |
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Carmina D. Nakpil-Dualan (1945 - d.) |
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Catalina Antonia Felipa Zumaran Diaz (1912 - c.1945) |
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Domingo Nakpil (deceased) |
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Donata "Atang" Malig Nakpil (deceased) |
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Enriqueta N. Sancho-Nakpil (1893 - 1976) |
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Fernando Tucayon Nakpil (1942 - 2016) |
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Florencia Noriega Nakpil (deceased) |
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Francisca de Rivera Nakpil (c.1859 - d.) Member of La Liga Filipina, Cuerpo de Compromisarios |
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Francisca Paula de Jesus Nakpil (1906 - 2006) |
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Francisco Garcia Nakpil (1865 - 1909) |
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Gervasia de Rivera Nakpil (deceased) |
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Gregoria de Jesús (1875 - 1943) Gregoria de Jesus was the founder and vice-president of the women's chapter of the Katipunan. Code named "Lakambini", she was the custodian of the organization's documents and seal.Reference:* "Gregori... |
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Imelda de Leoz de Asis-Nakpil (1923 - 2006) |
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Josefina de Jesus Nakpil (1911 - d.) |
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Jose Garcia Nakpil (1863 - d.) |
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Jose Marcial Sancho Nakpil (1920 - 1973) |
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Juana Fermina J. Nakpil (1904 - d.) |
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Juana Putco Garcia (b. - aft.1894) |
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Juan Luna Nakpil (b. - bef.1894) |
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Julia Felipa de Jesus Nakpil (1902 - d.) |
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Lucia G. Nakpil (1873 - d.) |
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Lucia Melitona de Jesus Nakpil (1909 - 1909) |
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Luisa G. Nakpil (1882 - d.) |
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Ma. Encarnacion Nakpil-Orense (1880 - 1966) Marriage certificate |
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Manuel Nakpil (deceased) |
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Manuel Garcia Nakpil (1875 - d.) |
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Ma. Concepcion G. Nakpil (1871 - d.) |
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Mariano de Rivera Nakpil (1856 - d.) |
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Maxima Garcia Nakpil (1878 - d.) |
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Mercedes de Jesus Nakpil (1914 - 2008) Her husband Hilario Legarda Zialcita (03 November 1913 - 14 April 2011) was a poet, a doctor, and a distinguished member of the Academia Filipina de la Lengua Española. He was a descendant of Agapito Z... |
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Ofelia Tucayon Nakpil (deceased) |
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Ofelia Tuazon Nakpil (1953 - 2001) |
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Olympia Nakpil-Ravasco (1889 - d.) |
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Perla Nakpil (deceased) |
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Petrona Nakpil-Bautista (1861 - 1948) |
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Pompeyo Nakpil (deceased) |
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Pompeyo Nakpil (deceased) |
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Ramón Nakpil (1886 - 1955) Ramon Nakpil was a Filipino government pensionado in the United States who studied industrial design. |
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Rosalia Balmes (deceased) |
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Sergio Nakpil (1869 - 1894) Obituary |
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Ursula Luna Nakpil (deceased) |