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geographical jurisdiction of Town of
Bigaa. In 1946,
during the
tenure of
Bigaa Mayor Manuel Santos,
Pandi was
detached from
Bigaa shortly after the Philippines...
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Bigaa, Bulacan, as the
youngest of the four
children of Juan Balagtas, a blacksmith, and
Juana de la Cruz. He
studied in a
parochial school in
Bigaa and...
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Exequiel Alipit was able to
improve the
drainage canal and road at Baran****
Bigaa using the 200
prisoners he
requested from the
Bureau of Prison. The program...
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dissolution in 1972, it also
consisted of Balagtas, Bustos,
Guiguinto (formerly
Bigaa), and
Plaridel (formerly Quingua). It is
currently represented in the 19th...
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parts of
Angat and Bustos.
Pandi was then a part of the town
Balagtas (then
Bigaa)
until its
formal separation and
independence on
April 17, 1946.
Pandi was...
- July 2024. Balagtas,
originally referred to as
Caruya and
later renamed to
Bigaa by the mid-1600s, was
accepted by the
Augustinian Friars as a
convent under...
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Hermogenes Ilagan (19
April 1873 in
Bigaa,
Bulacan – 27
February 1943) was a
Filipino tenor, writer,
stage actor, and playwright. He was a descendant...
- Pilipino". He was born on
November 24, 1942, at Santol, Balagtas,
formally Bigaa, Bulacan. He was the
youngest of five
children born to ****nio
Libiran Enriquez...
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present 63 baran****s.
Antipolo del
Norte Antipolo del Sur
Balite Batag Bigaa Buenavista Buyo
Cabihian Calabnigan Calampong Calatagan Proper Calatagan...
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house in
Calatagan where they
owned a
gigantic encomienda, the
Hacienda Bigaa, to the
nearby town of
Nasugbu in the
province of
Batangas (they once owned...
