Lagunay Clan of Dimiao

Started by Han Delaguna, June 15, 2010, 10:52:02 PM

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Han Delaguna

1. Rafael Lagunay (roots in Dimiao, Bohol) married a woman from the Balais family, and had the ff. children:
1.1. Basilio Lagunay who married Salome Magadan
1.2. Celedonio Lagunay (no info if married)
1.3. Aniano Lagunay (no info if married)
1.4. Petra Lagunay (no info if married)

1.1. Basilio Lagunay had the ff. children:
1.1.1. Eutiquio Lagunay (moved to Davao City) who married Eufracia Dangoy (of Bool, Tagbilaran), and
1.1.2. Laureana Lagunay who married Benito Adayo
1.1.3. Agapito Lagunay who married Anatolia Handugan

1.1.1. Eutiquio and Eufracia Lagunay had the ff. children:
1.1.1.1. Rainfredo Lagunay (died single)
1.1.1.2. Aster Lagunay
1.1.1.3. Urbana Lagunay
1.1.1.4. Herculano Lagunay
1.1.1.5. Rebecca Lagunay

1.1.2. Laureana Lagunay and Benito Adayo had the ff. children:
1.1.2.1. Sayong Adayo
1.1.2.2. Torio Adayo
1.1.2.3. Pate Adayo
1.1.2.4. Canuto Adayo
1.1.2.5. Lorenza Adayo
1.1.2.6. Abundio Adayo
1.1.2.7. Sising Adayo

1.1.3. Agapito Lagunay and Anatolia Handugan had the following children:
1.1.3.1. Urbano Lagunay who married Carolette Tumulak
1.1.3.2. Norma Lagunay (died young and single)
1.1.3.3. Lydia Lagunay (died young and single)
1.1.3.4. Felicisima Lagunay who married Quirino Calihat Sr.
1.1.3.5. Crescenciana Lagunay (single)
1.1.3.6. Eutropia Lagunay who married Celso Faelden






Lorenzo

Mr. Lagunay, I did not know you were from Dimiao. So very close to my beloved Valencia. :)
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Han Delaguna

Lorenzo,

My nanny, whom we called Mamay Isang, was also the nanny of my mother, then became the nanny of my children, and among those who took care of my bedridden grandma -- and she was from Valencia. We always have dear memories of her. 

benelynne

Hi Atty.,

Nice to see you around here at TB. I am not as active as before, as the pace of my new work here in Cebu is picking up. But I couldn't resist the urge to greet you upon seeing this post. So what keeps you busy these days?
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Han Delaguna

Hi, Benny,

I'm busy rediscovering the joys of fatherhood now that I have a little bit more free time since June 30.

Lorenzo


Lorenzo,

My nanny, whom we called Mamay Isang, was also the nanny of my mother, then became the nanny of my children, and among those who took care of my bedridden grandma -- and she was from Valencia. We always have dear memories of her. 

Mr. Lagunay,

Such memories are , indeed, what colors our past and can even bring a smile to a face. During my stay in Bohol, I frequently visited Valencia and during my drive to and from Valencia, I always drove past  the town of Dimiao. I actually managed to stop by the center of Dimiao one time in order to fully appreciate the beauty of the local catholic church as well as to talk to some people about the town.

I do miss those quaint drives.

My warmest regards, good sir.

Best,
Lorenzo
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