MUNICIPALITY OF TAYTAY, RIZAL, Historical Data of Part 1
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OF
TAYTAY
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DIVISION OF RIZAL
DISTRICT OF TAYTAY
BANGIAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CAPITAN MUNICIPAL AND MUNICIPAL MAYORS
AND THE DATES OF THEIR TENURE
FROM 1651 - 1952
SUBMITTED BY:
(MISS PRIMITIVA DELMINDO)
Classroom Teacher
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DIVISION OF RIZAL
DISTRICT OF TAYTAY
BANGIAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CAPITANES MUNICIPAL, MUNICIPAL MAYORS AND THE DATES OF THEIR
TENURES, TOWN OF TAYTAY, RIZAL
1651 - 1952
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1. Francisco Amagsila
10. Felipe Madlangis2. Ignacio Mananghaya 3. Juan Ibay 4. Juan Mariano 5. Juan Cortez 6. Simon Salamat 7. Pablo Halimao 8. Ignacio Policarpio 9. Juan Gatchalian 11. Severo Pahayag 12. Andres Calao 13. Pedro Almarte 14. Juan Bautista 15. Melchor Pili 16. Juan Lacambago 17. Luis Gonzaga 18. Francisco Macabuhay 19. Luis Gonzaga 20. Ignacio Policarpio 21. Ignacio Jandol 22. Juan Dumarag 23. Ignacio de Loyola 24. Alonso Sarmiento 25. Ignacio Andres 26. Francisco Talabo 27. Francisco Palabis 28. Juan Gonzales 29. Francisco Gatchalian 30. Gregorio Pagcatibayan 31. Francisco Amagsila 32. Ignacio Mangma 33. Tomas de Aquino 34. Cristobal del Morario 35. Miguel Handog 36. Ignacio Manghaya 37. Andres Calao 38. Pantaleon Balhag 39. Domingo Martin 40. Francisco Javier 41. Andres Guadalupa 42. Juan Pasco 43. Nicolas Tolentino 44. Cristobal Sahat 45. Bartolome Eusebio 46. Francisco Panilagan 47. Francisco Javier 48. Bernardo Talavera 49. Domingo Cipriano 50. Mateo de la Cruz 51. Luis Gonzaga 52. Pantaleon Balhag |
1651 1652 1653 1654 1655 1656 1657 1658 1659 1660 1661 1662 1663 1664 1665 1666 1667 1668 1669 1670 1671 1672 1673 1674 1675 1676 1677 1678 1679 1680 1681 1682 1683 1684 1685 1686 1687 1688 1689 1690 1691 1692 1693 1694 1695 1696 1697 1698 1699 1700 1701 1702 |
53. Juan del Valle
100. Juan Pasco54. Juan Bautista 55. Marcos del Morario 56. Nicolas Lacanbiniagan 57. Juan Ligalig 58. Fernando Salangsan 59. Juan Laur 60. Pablo Cuta 61. Bartazan Carlos 62. Antonio Javier 63. Miguel Alvarer 64. Pablo Halimao 65. Marcos Batongbacal 66. Juan Buled Marcial 67. Nicolas del Valle 68. Miguel del Con 69. Dn. Diego del Con 70. Juan Bulad 71. Cristobal Paramdam 72. Marcos del Morario 73. Juan Ramos 74. Luis de la Cruz 75. Luis Cuta 76. Diego Deleon 77. Diego Deleon 78. Valerio Gomaler 79. Lorenzo Vale 80. Francisco Pacalibagan 87. Alonsa Isidro 82. Pedro Tangue 83. Nicolas Tolentino 84. Ignacio Lacanienta 85. Dn. Agustin de la Cruz 86. Francisco Miguel 87. Andres Guadalupa 88. Santiago Mayor 89. Alonso Pantaleon 90. Salvador Pascual 91. Gregorio Salamat 92. Andres Javier 93. Francisco Ignacio 94. Ambrosio Macabuhay 95. Alonso Pantaleon 96. Salvador Pascual 97. Isidro Policarpio 98. Mateo de los Santos 99. Mariano de Loyola 101. Nicolas Tolentino 102. Agustin Calderon 103. Miguel Zapanta 104. Vicente Victoria |
1703 1704 1705 1706 1707 1708 1709 1710 1711 1712 1713 1714 1715 1716 1717 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1724 1725 1726 1727 1728 1729 1730 1731 1732 1734 1735 1736 1737 1738 1739 1740 1741 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1753 1754 |
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105. Francisco Rivera 106. Ignacio Bernardino 107. Miguel del Valdez 108. Juan del Morario 109. Francisco Javier 110. Andres Guadalupe 111. Juan Pasco 112. Gabriel Santiago 113. Gabriel Santiago 114. Francisco Cortodia 115. Pedro Josef 116. Juan de la Cruz 117. Pablo Sta. Ana 118. Juan del Norario 119. Bernabe Buenaventura 120. Miguel Lacamienta 121. Josef Deleon 122. Juan Antonio Salvador 123. Miguel Bulad 124. Josef Deleon 125. Francisco de la Paz 126. Agustin Deleon 127. Mariano Lacamienta 128. Nicolas Eustaquio 129. Marcos de Maraña 130. Miguel Santiago 131. Agustin de los Santos 132. Ignacio Constantino 133. Tomas Mariano 134. Francisco Sanvictores 135. Ignacio Loyola 136. Pablo Sta. Ana 137. Miguel Ponce Deleon 138. Martin Zapanta 139. Nicolas del Valle 140. Salvador de los Santos 141. Andres Javier 142. Andres Javier 143. Pascual Halimao 144. Narciso Zapanta 145. Manuel Deleon 146. Potenciano Dominguez 147. Nicolas del Valle 148. Cristobal de la Paz 149. Esteban Deleon 150. Juan Mateo 151. Isidro Deleon 152. Francisco Zapanta 153. Agustin Villanueva 154. Francisco Javier 155. Miguel Tamayo 156. Mateo Eustaquio 157. Juan Sanvictores 158. Luis Gonzaga 159. Domingo Sta. Ana 160. Miguel Raymundo 161. Andres Bernardino 162. Mariano Gervacio 163. Ignacio Agapito 164. Luis Bautista |
1755 1756 1757 1758 1759 1760 1761 1762 1763 1764 1765 1766 1767 1768 1769 1770 1771 1772 1773 1774 1775 1776 1777 1778 1779 1780 1781 1782 1783 1784 1785 1786 1787 1788 1789 1790 1791 1792 1793 1794 1795 1796 1797 1798 1799 1800 1801 1802 1803 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 |
165. Francisco del Valle 166. Damian Lacamienta 167. Fernando Ignacio 168. Pedro Salazar 169. Manuel Pangilagan 170. Florentino Pulumbarit 171. Josef del Valle 172. Nicolas Delakora 173. Hermenegildo Villanueva 174. Jorge del Valle 175. Ventura Masana 176. Hermenegildo Villanueva 177. Josef del Valle 178. Fernando Zapanta 179. Nicolas del Rosario 180. Vicente Villanueva 181. Justo Esguerra 182. Serapio Javier 183. Pedro Calderon 184. Alberto Deleon 185. Fernando Zapanta 186. Felipe Deleon 187. Pedro Deleon 188. XXXXX ? 189. Agapito Bernardino 190. Quintino Cortez del Valle 191. Fulgencio Ferrer 192. Pedro Lacamienta 193. Ciriaco Valle 194. Juan Francisco 195. Maximo de Loyola 196. Agapito del Rosario 197. Mariano Deleon 198. Simon de la Paz 199. Tiburcio Deleon 200. Satoriano Mateo 201. Bonifacio Javier 202. Engracio Salazar 203. Clemente Naval 204. Felix Javier 205. Mariano Villanueva 206. Florentino Villanueva 207. Juan Sta. Ana 208. Juan Ferrer Gonzaga 209. Mateo del Rosario 210. Juan Salazar 211. Carlos Deleon 212. Clemente de los Santos 213. Mariano Gonzaga 214. Tomas Ignacio 215. Severino Mateo 216. Lorenzo Gonzaga 217. Candido Javier 218. Inocencio Mateo 219. Leoncio Naval 220. Guillermo Deleon 221. Lorenzo Gonzaga 222. Bartolome Tobias 223. Luis Santiago |
1815 1816 1817 1818 1819 1820 1821 1822 1823 1824 1825 1826 1827 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 1856 1857 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863-1864 1865-1866 1867-1868 1869-1870 1871-1872 1873 1874-1875 1876-1877 1878-1880 1881-1884 1885-1886 1887-1888 |
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224. Ambrosio Manuel 225. Gervacio Ignacio 226. Severio Reyes 227. Feliciano Cruz 228. Aducto Cruz 229. Celedonio Fabros 230. Lorenzo Lacamienta 231. Aducto Ocampo 232. Exequiel Ampil 233. Honesto Gonzaga 234. Gonzalo Naval |
1889 1890 1891-1892 1893-1894 1896-1898 1900 1901 1902-1903 1904-1906 1907-1910 1911-1916 |
235. Ciriaco Valle 236. Aquilino Velasquez 237. Felix Sanvictores 238. Aquilino Velasquez 239. Eladio Alcantara 240. Enrique Reyes 241. Delfin del Rosario 242. Flaviano Felizardo 243. Enrique Reyes 244. Manuel I. Santos 245. Emiliano Cruz 246. Manuel I. Santos |
1917-1921 1922-1924 1925-1931 1932-1934 1935-1938 1939-1943 1943-1945 1945 1945-1946 1946-1948 1949-1951 1952- |
Submitted by:
Miss Primitiva Delmido
Classroom Teacher
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HISTORICAL RUIN
The Taytay Catholic Church was built by the Jesuit Fathers who resided in Pasig. Every Sunday, these Jesuit priests came and hired men and carabaos to clear the mountains part where the church now stands. During that period when the Spaniards still occupied the town, there was no permanent priest yet. Whoever came did his share of continuing the project where the Jesuits left off.
After its completion, this church was one of the most frequented churches in the province. People came not for anything but to see the golden image of Christ, the pure silver chandeliers and to hear the clear golden sound of the bells.
In the Philippines' war with Spain, this house of God was neither destroyed nor burned. We are all aware of the fact that in that fight, the Filipinos overthrew the Spaniards and, for a time, held the reins of their own government. No sooner had the Spaniards gone when a misunderstanding between the Filipinos and the Americans, who helped them win the war, arose.
The Katipuneros were so infuriated that, in their desire to get rid of the Americans, they piled hay in the tower and at the altar and set the church on fire. Everything except the mossy stone walls turned to ashes. The images that were housed there were also razed. This happened in the year 1901. As a result, the Masses were held in the churchyard as nobody dared to enter the ruins.
Being a place for worship, the people did not just take the matter sitting down. With the combined cooperation of the natives and the assigned curates, the structure, a perfect replica of the former building, was set up. In 1904, Father Severo San Buenaventura was called upon to take over the curacy, under whose management the roofings were attached. Father Lupe spent no less that ₱30,000 from the church fund and rehabilitated a portion of the church, together
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with the images.
Reverend Roque, who came after Father Lupo, undertook the task of building the portals which were finally completed on January 4, 1932. The doors were built through the initiative of Valentina Marcelo on May 29, 1918.
This church, which was a replica of the old one, will forever remain a vivid remembrance of the first Filipino resistance against the Whites.
(Miss) MARTHA G. MAGNO
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SIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN THE HISTORY OF TAYTAY
1571 - - - - - - - 1945 (Liberation)
When the Spaniards came in 1571, the territory now occupied by this municipality was ruled by a chieftain (regulo or "lakan") called lacangtagcan (Lakan Tagkan) and his wife called Bouan, who were living in Namayar (now part of Sta. Ana, Manila). He was recorded in the Franciscan records as reigning over Mayatmon, Calatongdoñan, Dongos, Dibag, Pinacauasan, Yamatogon, until Meysapan and which territories were identified by the said missionaries as the territories of the following towns of the Spanish regime: Pasay, Malate, Dilao (Paco), Pandacan, Quiapo, Sampaloc, San Miguel, San Juan del Monte, Taytay, San Felipe Neri or Mandaluyon, and San Pedro Makati.
1571 During this year, one of the six priests who arrived in Manila, Fray Alonso de Alvarado (a member of the Villalobos expedition), immediately sailed up to the Pasig River to the lake, and was peaceably received by the inhabitants of Taytay, wherein he preached the doctrines of Christianity.
1579 The Franciscan missionaries began the conversion to Christianity of the inhabitants of Taytay, which remained a visita of Sta. Ana (Manila) until 1583.
1582-1583 The Encomienda of Taytay, consisting of 500 natives, was created under the jurisdiction of the Alcalde Mayor of the Province of Tondo.
1591 The Encomienda of Taytay under the Franciscan order had 600 tribute payers.
The ecclesiastical administration of Taytay and its visita of Cainta was ceded by the Franciscan order to the Jesuits.
1597 Pedro Chirino, the learned Jesuit historian, wrote that, at this time, "the village of Taitai lay along the water, on the banks
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