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Lito Osmeña (1938 - 2021) Emilio Mario "Lito" Renner Osmeña was the Governor of Cebu. More here: |
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Esperanza Escolar Limjap (1894 - 1978) Esperanza Escolar Limjap-Osmeña was the second wife of Philippine President Sergio Osmeña and the First Lady during his term. The daughter of a wealthy Filipino-Chinese businessman, she was very much a... |
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Estefania Chiong Veloso-Osmeña (1875 - 1918) Estefania Rosales Chiong Veloso was the daughter of a wealthy Cebu tycoon. She was the first wife of Sergio Suico Osmeña, with whom she had 10 children. She passed away before her husband became the fo... |
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John Henry Osmeña (1936 - 2021) John Henry "Sonny" Renner Osmeña was a Filipino politician who has held numerous elected national and local positions. More here: . |
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Jose Emilio Veloso Osmeña, Sr. (deceased) Emilio Veloso Osmeña, in his youth, was the King Consort to the Miss Philippines at the 1930 Manila Carnival. He became a physician. Sadly, he was killed by Japanese invaders during their occupation of... |
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Lourdes dela Rama-Osmena (1913 - 2011) Lourdes de la Rama-Osmena was the daughter of Senator Esteban de la Rama and the wife of Senator Sergio Veloso Osmena. After her husband's death, she led a private life, tending to her land in Bacolod.... |
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Sergio "Serge" de la Rama Osmeña is a Filipino businessman and legislator. More here: |
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Sergio Osmeña (1878 - 1961) Sergio Suico Osmeña is the fourth President of the Philippines. More here: Link to Pedro Singson Gotiaco is not verified **===Reference===* "Remembering the Grand Old Man of Cebu". National Historical ... |
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Sergio Osmeña Jr. (1916 - 1984) Sergio "Serging" Veloso Osmeña, Jr. was a Filipino politician who became a mayor, governor, congressman and senator. He ran as the Liberal party presidential candidate in the 1969 elections against Fer... |
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Vicenta Osmeña (1902 - 1982) Vicenta Veloso Osmeña belonged to the Royal Court of the 1921 Manila Carnival Queen. Veloso and Vicenta Osmeña married twice: first on October 23, 1923 in Naga, Cebu followed by their second on Novembe... |
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Amando Osmeña (deceased) |
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Ambrosio Osmeña (1890 - 1962) Cornejo’s Commonwealth Directory of the Philippines (1939), by Miguel Cornejo (p. 1986) Immigration to Seattle, Washington, United States (1916) United States World War I draft registration card |
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Aurelia Almendras (deceased) |
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Caridad Osmena (deceased) |
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Caridad Cabilao (deceased) |
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Doña Carmen O.(Osmeña) Medalle (deceased) |
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Catalina Sarmiento Osmeña (deceased) |
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Celestina Gandiongco (deceased) |
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Claudia Osmeña (deceased) Source:* Claudia Osmeña's Notarial Register (February 13, 1884, Narciso Mir y Mir): |
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Clemencia Osmeña (deceased) |
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Consuelo Deen (1914 - 1997) |
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Dolores Buot Duterte (deceased) |
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Edilberto S. Osmeña (deceased) |
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Emilio Jr. Artacho Osmena (c.1928 - d.) |
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Emilio Osmena (deceased) |
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enosencia bello osmena (deceased) |
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Erlinda Osmena (deceased) |
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Faustina Rafols (deceased) |
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Fernanda Osmeña (deceased) |
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Fidel Sr. Osmeña (deceased) |
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Francisco Osmena (deceased) |
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Gloria Angeles (Osmena) (deceased) |
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Guadalupe Osmeña (Veloso) (deceased) |
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Guillermo Osmeña (b. - 1882) Obituary |
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Helen Osmeña (deceased) |
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Herminia Llanos Mariño (1929 - 2017) When Herminia Mariño was born in 22 November 1929 in Caridad, Cavite, Philippines, her father, Francisco, was 41, and her mother, Josefa, was 26. Her grandparents were españoles and, like them, she spo... |
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herminigildo bello osmena (deceased) |
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Januaria Taguenca-Cabrera (Cabrera) (deceased) |
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Jose Carballo Osmeña (deceased) |
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Jose Osmeña (deceased) |
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Jose Osmeña (deceased) |
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Jose Osmeña (deceased) |
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Jose Vicente "Pepito" Osmena (deceased) |
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Juana Suico Osmeña (1858 - 1941) |
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Juanita Osmeña (deceased) |
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Lázaro Osmeña (c.1854 - c.1937) Notarial register (October 26, 1893, Joaquín Domenech y Costa) Death announcement Burial announcement |
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Lucia puello (deceased) |
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Luisa Artacho (deceased) |
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luis osmeña (deceased) |
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Luis Osmeña (1940 - 1985) |
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Luis Osmeña (deceased) |
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Manuela Sarmiento Osmeña (Sarmiento) (deceased) |
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Manuela Carballo (deceased) |
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Doña Manuela C. Sarmiento (deceased) |
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marcella bello nuevo (osmena) (deceased) |
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Maria Osmeña (deceased) |
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Mercedes Arevalo Marilao (deceased) |
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Natividad de la Rama Osmeña (deceased) |
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Olympia Osmena (deceased) |
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Patricio Osmena (deceased) |
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Paula Suico (1831 - 1906) Source:* Paula Suico's Notarial Register (August 28, 1878): |
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Paulino Osmeña (deceased) |
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Paulino Osmena (b. - 1994) |
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pedro bello osmena (deceased) |
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Pedro Osmeña (b. - 1876) Sources:* Pedro Osmeña's Copy of Burial Certificate: Pedro Osmeña's Testament: |
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Ramon Osmeña (deceased) |
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Ramon Osmeña (deceased) |
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Renato Osmeña (c.1940 - 2014) |
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Rogelio Osmeña (deceased) |
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romana osmena (deceased) |
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Rosario Marilao Osmena (deceased) |
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Selerina Osmena (deceased) |
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? Severino osmena (deceased) |
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Severino Osmena (Agaton) (bef.1830 - bef.1870) |
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Severino Osmeña (b. - 1865) Severino Agatón adopted the family name Osmeña due to a decree issued by Governor-General of the Philippines Narciso Clavería concerning the family names of the Filipino natives. |
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teotimo osmena osmena (sacay) (deceased) |
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Tim Osmeña Albano (1931 - c.1995) Tim Osmeña Albano, born in 1931 in Laoag, Philippines, to Macario Alvano Buenaventura and Catalina Osmeña Sampayon, followed in his father's footsteps as both an artist and businessman. |
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Tomas Osmeña (deceased) |
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Vicenta Rita (b. - bef.1864) |
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Victoriana Inogen (Osmeña) (aft.1855 - d.) Mother of Buenaventura Narvios |
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Victoriano Osmeña (deceased) Sources:* Victoriano Osmeña's Notarial Register (July 26, 1883, Narciso Mir y Mir): Victoriano Osmeña's Notarial Register (October 30, 1883, Narciso Mir y Mir): Victoriano Osmeña's Notarial Register (J... |
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Yolanda Jayme MIrasol (deceased) |