The Palaganas Family Tree (Genealogy)
The Palaganas as Pioneers
The Palaganases are native
Filipino pioneers whose income is derived from farming and kaingin(coal production).
They are pioneers in clearing most thinkets and
forests around the valleys of the central plains of
They also introduce horses, cattle animals and sheeps
which were eventually replaced by goats,cows
and carabaos.
The first recorded Palaganas on Hispanic records
after Narciso Claveria on
One of the most noted among the grandchildren of Miguel Lopez De Palaganas was DON ANTONIO PALAGANAS(born
1821). The reason as to why the DE in his family name was dropped is still
blurry but the popular belief was due to the confusion with the English
"THE". Whatever was the reason, the natives learned to use the
context of the family name as 'where everyone is heading' while the less
popular meaning was 'always hitting us with guns'. He has three children,
Andres, Mariano and Ramon.
He has another son but he sired it through his laundrywoman. And his son to the laundrywoman carried on bearing only the mothers name, and even to date he was only known as Pedro the son of Maria.
DON RAMON PALAGANAS(born 1856),the greater
DON
ANDRES PALAGANAS(born 1851)
DON
MARIANO PALAGANAS(born 1853)
DON CIRIACO PALAGANAS - Municipal President,Alcalde
Mayor, of
DON CIRIACO PALAGANAS was municipal president in 1915. He was in office for
only one year. He was married to Paula Venteres.
The First World War was raging in
In response to an appeal for Filipino volunteers, President Manuel L. Quezon pledged to send some 25,000 Filipino volunteers.
Municipal President Ciriaco Palaganas
came out to volunteer his services. He left behind his elective post and did
undergo some training. He was commissioned as an officer.
As soon as the training of the Filipino volunteers was completed, The war suddenly ended. Palaganas
could no longer return to his position as municipal president, Don Guillermo de
Venecia, had already taken over.
President Quezon then employed Don Ciriaco in the Manila Railroad Company. His last assignment
was as Station Master in Sariaya, Quezon.
Don Ciriaco was the son of Andres Palaganas.
It was in the Palaganas house, on what is now
One daughter, Mercedes Venteres Palaganas,
who is now residing in
The Palaganas During the First World War
The Palaganas Just Before the
Second World War
The Palaganas During the Second World War
The Palaganas after
Liberation
The Lopez and Palaganas During the Marcos Era
The Palaganas at Present
Time
Army Communicator, Spring, 2003, by Reynold Palaganas
Janivean Palaganas, The Tornado Grade 3 at P.S. 7Q Young Audiences New York Teaching Artist: Mary Didoardo Classroom Teacher: Jennifer Colombo Theme: Dreams " The dreamer in my dream is invisible. A tornado is coming. Her blanket is flying away. The house is breaking apart. The paint is falling out. Some of the colors are flying in different directions. The dreamer is having a really bad dream. "
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