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Comment on Zamora Cayabyab by Normie Zamora Gonzales

Normie Zamora Gonzales — Sat, 19 May 2012 05:47:46 +0000

THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF ELISEO ZAMORA & DEMETRIA DIMATULAC

1. Natividad to Cristito Ilao (both deceased)
2. Lamberto (deceased) to Milagros Garcia
3. Jovencio (deceased) to Aurora Cayabyab
4. Edigalio to Purisima Abo
5. Agosto to (?, deceased)
5. Ursulo (deceased)
6. Normie to Alex Gonzales

Comment on Zamora Cayabyab by Rolando Carreon

Rolando Carreon — Thu, 17 May 2012 06:02:43 +0000

THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF LEON BIAG ZAMORA and CARIDAD DIMARUCUT are :

1. Gerina to Manuel David Carreon
2. Josefina to Reynold Martinez
3. Daniel to Purificacion Piedad
4. Angelina to Manuel Clemente
5. Leonard Razamo d’ great
6. Mario to Luz Mercado
7. Herminio to Josefina Carlos
8. Precy to Jose Binarao

Comment on Zamora Cayabyab by Romeo Zamora Cayabyab

Romeo Zamora Cayabyab — Wed, 16 May 2012 01:51:24 +0000

*** ROMEO CAYABYAB & VERMA ALMA

1. Rom Zamora (married to Katherine Madriaga)
2. Roseann (married to Henry Paraan)

Comment on Zamora Cayabyab by Romeo Zamora Cayabyab

Romeo Zamora Cayabyab — Wed, 16 May 2012 01:50:14 +0000

*** ROGACIANO CAYABYAB & ROSITA ZAMORA

1. Oscar (married to Estellita Gamboa)
2. Anita (married to Francisco Ong) – both deceased
3. Alfredo (married to Felicitas Cunanan)
4. Angelo (married to Adoracion Gamboa)
5. Melanio (deceased)
6. Romeo (married to Verma Alma)
7. Nelson (deceased)
8. Erano (married to Ofelia Timbol)
9. Benison (deceased)

Comment on The origin of Filipino family names by noel cayabyab

noel cayabyab — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 17:54:25 +0000

my aunt lives in San Diego too…her maiden name is Cayabyab=)

Comment on The origin of Filipino family names by noel cayabyab

noel cayabyab — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 17:46:34 +0000

According to my grandfather his family came from San Carlos,Pangasinan..though he was born in the province of Tarlac (where my great grandfather settled to raise his family)…I do hope to learn more about my Family’s roots =) Salamat po

Comment on The origin of Filipino family names by Diomerson Marvin Cayabyab

Diomerson Marvin Cayabyab — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 02:27:28 +0000

hello I am also a Cayabyab from California. My family is small which consist of just my dads siblings. They are from the Bay Area, my dads is from San Diego. But they say we also have second cousins in vallejo too.

Comment on My family name has historical and demographic contradictions by Mariejoe Dulnuan

Mariejoe Dulnuan — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 16:28:20 +0000

from what i heard as a story, tarlac was not really the origin of the cojuangcos. the original people who owned tarlac were driven away during the Spanish period. now here is the challenge: who are the original people that owned tarlac?

Comment on The origin of Filipino family names by Romy C

Romy C — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 12:17:32 +0000

@eugene – Thanks for sharing with us your observations and theories. Very interesting. – Romy Cayabyab

Comment on The origin of Filipino family names by eugene codiamat

eugene codiamat — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 10:19:04 +0000

if indeed cayabyab originated from pangasinan. pangasinenses are known fishermen or their livelihood is somehow connected to the sea
which they call it “baybay”… so most likely with all due respect
it’s really “kabaybay” which means “fellow of the sea”…also pangasinensis are very creative … maybe by chance they change it to
“kayabyab” to make it look different…whatever it maybe names are trademark like toyota…in pangasinan ilokanos does the ricefields.
btw i’m pangasinan but i haven’t heard word “yabyab”…grain pounder is
“managbayo”. cheers!