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PIO
BUNO OROSA m. MARIA YLAGAN |
Pio and Maria were
childless. During the Spanish regime, Pio was the Gobernadorcillo of Taal. I
have also found his name affixed to documents, indicating his other
function as Notario Publico. Additionally, he was the baptismal godfather of the distinguished Senator Lorenzo Tanada. |
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| GENEVEVA
BUNO OROSA m. URBANO PUNZALAN |
DR. CELERINO O. PUNZALAN | |||
| AGATON
BUNO OROSA See separate page devoted to Agaton. Click on name. |
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| OLIMPIA
BUNO OROSA m. MARIANO SALAZAR |
DR.FELINO
SALAZAR m. CHELING BARRION (100 yrs. old!) |
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| BASILIO OROSA | m. GREGORIO MARTINEZ | LEONARDA MARTINEZ | ||
| Basilio is the brother of Guillermo. Maria and Basilio had six children. |
Olimpia was widowed from Mariano and remarried. She had two children with Gregorio. |
ELISA MARTINEZ | ||
| MARIA BUNO | ISABEL
BUNO OROSA m. PABLO ASERON |
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PAULINO BUNO OROSA m. ANTONIA ANGELES Paulino & Antonia had 4 children - Angel, Mariquita, Ramon & Angeles
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ANGEL
A. OROSA m. VISITACION FAJARDO Angel & Visitacion had 4 children -
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LUIS
F. OROSA m. LYDIA BUENASEDA-CRUZ |
JOSE LUIS ANGEL OROSA I (Loloy) |
| JOSE LUIS ANGEL OROSA II (Louie-Louie) | ||||
| DANILO
F. OROSA m. EVANGELINE VILLANUEVA |
MARY ANN V. OROSA | |||
| JOANN V. OROSA | ||||
| MARIA VISITACION V. OROSA | ||||
| DANILO V.OROSA JR. | ||||
| OSITA
F. OROSA m. OSCAR FORRAL |
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| OSCAR
F. OROSA m. EDNA LAROCO |
MARY KRISTINE L. OROSA | |||
| MICHAEL ANGELO L. OROSA | ||||
| MARIQUITA
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OROSA m. EUSEBIO BONILLA Mariquita & Eusebio had two children - Florito & Adora |
FLORITO BONILLA | |||
| ADORA
BONILLA m. KINNEY (American) |
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| RAMON
A. OROSA m. AURORA MONTEVIRGEN |
Ramon & Aurora were childless | |||
ANGELES A. OROSA m. ZINNIA (d. 1992), 1st m. LILIA PEREA, 2nd Angeles & Zinnia had 3 children - Elena, Rene & Zinnia. Lilia Perea had two children from a previous late husband.
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ELENA OROSA | |||
| RENE OROSA | ||||
| ZINNIA
OROSA m. BRYAN FAURE (American) |
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Footnote: The Paulino Orosa branch settled in Alfonso, Cavite. Paulino was instrumental in helping his brother Agaton shelter other relatives and townspeople from Taal during the waning days of World War II.