The Good Friday tradition of San Fernando's Mater Dolorosa traces its roots to Don Florentino Dayrit and Doña Antonina Pamintuan.  Although the original statue used in the processions was destroyed during the war, the descendants continued the tradition.  The existing statue was done by sculptor Maximo Vicente and is taken care of by the Panlilio Clan, descendants of Doña Nicolasa Dayrit
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(1) DON FABIAN DAYRIT who was gobernadorcillo of Lubao in 1821.  His first marriage was to DOÑA PETRONA DABU in 1815.  No children have been discovered from this marriage but Don Fabian had an illegitimate child with NICOLASA JIMENEZ.

(1.1)  PEDRO JIMENEZ DAYRIT (b. 1822).  

When Doña Petrona died, he married FULGENCIA JUAN y CONCEPCION  in Mexico, Pampanga in 1846.  Their children include:

(1.2) DON PABLO DAYRIT (c. 1849) who married DOÑA JULIANA HENSON NEPOMUCENO of Angeles.

(2) DON JUAN DAYRIT who was gobernadorcillo of San Fernando in 1839. It is also believed that Don Juan married a Binuya from Apalit.  A possible child of Don Juan is:

(4) DON FLORENTINO DAYRIT may be another son of Don Vicente by a second marriage to a Binuya.  He married DOÑA ANTONINA PAMINTUAN y OCAMPO.  He continued the political line, serving as gobernadorcillo of San Fernando in 1858-59, 1871-72, and 1882-83, before dying in 1896 at the age of 72.  

Located in Dolores, San Fernando, Pampanga, the house, just like that of his father's, was host to many social gatherings in San Fernando.  Among those welcomed into the house were President Diosdado P. Macapagal, Rufino Cardinal Santos and Senator Rogelio de la Rosa among others.
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Unknown to many, the original Pampango versions of these famous delicacies came from Salud Dayrit de Santos, known during her time as the best cook in the town of San Fernando. She made her own concoctions of the ensaymada, plantanilla, nogatines, petit fors, empanaditas, and tocino del cielo, recipes passed on to her daughter Felicidad Santos, and later to her daughter-in-law Catalina Magat-Santos. These delicacies are still made today.  And you can call (045) 9612758 to order.
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(3) DON ADRIANO DAYRIT who was gobernadorcillo of Mexico in 1841 and 1851. Don Adriano married PLACIDA DEL ROSARIO of Mexico in 1829.

(3.1) DON LADISLAO DAYRIT (son of Don Adriano and Michaela Lising).  He married VALENTINA DE LOS REYES in 1866.

ADRIANO | LADISLAO | MA. MICHAELA | CANDELARIA

(3.2???) DOÑA JUANA DAYRIT who married CANDIDO DIZON y HENSON.