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@ jorgeanna

part man mo sa racho clan .. if ganahan mo ma apil sa family tree puhon tagae mi ug descendants list or pwedi ka mo join sa racho clan fb group ug isa ko sa admin .. e msg lang ko sa imong fb name para makabalo ko na kamo .. ty 

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@ fdaray

duha mi ka admins ani sir both from mindanao in iligan ug ang isa from davao (mag-igsoon among lolo) .. yep sir related mi nila tanan on racho kay akoang great grandma ang surname kay racho man .. ug dubli mi sa anak ni felipa daray na si teofilo daray calope kay naka minyu ug orig .. ang mga apo ni teofilo daray calope kay amoang 4th cousins .. ty

@ jorgeanna

daghan salamat sa correction :-) naa mi photo sa isa ka igsoon ni zosima silagan racho na si agustin silagan racho sr. naminyu ni teodula maniwang orig .. 2nd cousins sa imong hubby ilang mga apo (family photo tree na sa ilang branch ug ang family details & lineage naka label below each photo)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=130167903725748&set=a.165249663550905.40232.100001976183174&type=3&theater

wala raba mi info ana sir kay mindanao naman mi ga base, pero naa may fb group mga descendants nila fortunato calope ug felipa daray

> http://www.facebook.com/groups/181440938568044/

Salamat sa info sir! akoa na gi entry si Lolo Pedro Daray as sibling ni Lola Ipay Daray .. naa mi pic ni Atty Getulio Calope akoang e link .. siya ang naa sa front ang ga pongko tapad ni Bohol Gov Lino Chatto .. ang naa sa center kanang tigulang mao ni si Capitan Segundo Sitoy Racho nga father in law ni Gov Chatto ug mao na siya ang mentor niya ug ang rason naa siya sa politics na ga start as mayor in balilihan .. si Getulio Calope naminyu pod sa anak ni Capitan Segundo Sitoy Racho


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mao ni ang mga litrato (PHOTO TREE) sa mga descendants ni TEOFILO DARAY CALOPE na naminyu ni Zosima Yteñata Orig with 2 kids : (1) VENANCIO ORIG CALOPE SR. & (2) ANGEL ORIG CALOPE SR. ... TY

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=248621175213753&set=a.165248920217646.40231.100001976183174&type=3&permPage=1

maayung adlaw sir! kinsa diay tanan sir mga igsoon ni FELIPA DARAY (with spouses) para ma entry nako sa tribalpages tree .. isa ko sa admin ana na site .. thanks sa comment sir ug Godbless!

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Sumad sa Balilihan, Bohol - EVERY 29th DAY OF SEPTEMBER

BALILIHAN

Sumad sa Balilihan 2009- 1

Balilihan SUMAD

HOW THE MUNICIPALITY OF BALILIHAN WAS ESTABLISHED

Balilihan was an old settlement, a barrio under the municipality of Baclayon with the families Orig, Dangoy, Racho, Maniwang, Lacea and Pongase as the first inhabitants. The population grew when more people from other towns came to settle in the area. With the significant growth in population, the inhabitants sought to make their place be a “visita” or mission field.

On February 5, 1828, prior to the capture of the Dagohoy insurgents, Captain Manuel Sanz’ request to establish resettlement areas in Bohol in places called Balilihan, Batuanan, Catigbian, Vilar, Candijay and Cabulao was approved by the Governor General Mariano Ricafort.

In April 1828, Governor-general Ricafort sent the last drive against the rebels under Captain Manuel Sanz, a veteran Spanish soldier. Without Dagohoy’s able leadership, the rebels fought and made their last stand in the mountains of Boasa under the command of brothers, Handog and Auag. They fought in vain.

A garrison was established by the Spanish authorities at Datag, one of the barrios of Balilihan, to discourage and stamp out further uprisings of the natives. Per records of the town, Balilihan was separated from Baclayon on September 29, 1828 and the Spanish government, represented by Friar Tomas, formally established a settlement or “pueblo” in the Sitio “Bay sa Iring”. The Sitio was named so for the network of caves from where cats go and hide. The Sitio was about two kilometers from the Spanish garrison. Serafin Pongase was appointed as the first captain, but his administration was short-lived because he met his death in the hands of Manuel Danila with whom he had an altercation.

The next historical data was the official report of Captain Sanz stating that the town of Balilihan was officially settled on April 1829 with the assignment of its corresponding Parish Priest. The following month, on May 20, 1829, the people were convened to choose their Patron Saint.

When the followers of Dagohoy were finally disbanded in August 31, 1829, they were pardoned and allowed to live in peace. On this date, the Spanish conqueror, Captain Manuel Sanz, reported that Balilihan has now a total population of 2,100 people under the temporary administration of Father Manuel Plaza de San Benito.

On September 2, 1829, now Major Sanz requested that Balilihan and other settlement areas be made into new towns in the civil jurisdiction only. On December 9, 1831, the new Governor General Pascual Enrile officially approved the recommendation of Major Manuel Sanz.

Onwards . . .
Due to scarcity of water, the seat of government of Balilihan was transferred later to its present site. The present site has ample supply of water coming from various springs such as Tan Pero, Ka Dadoy, Boho, Ka Boro, Bulingit, Komon and Abaca. The site is elevated and commands a good view of the nearby towns.

A belfry was constructed in 1835 atop the hill to serve as a watchtower and is made of adobe stones taken from Baclayon. Friar Tomas and Capitan Placido Andoy supervised the construction which was inaugurated years later, in 1846, when Capitan Gabriel Racho was the Gobernadorcillo. Through the years, the population of the town grew. As per record, its population reached 5,998 in 1879.

1888 witnessed the administration of Friar Benito Grayoa, who ordered the transfer of the seat of government to Cabad, a barrio 4 kilometers west of the Poblacion. The people, led by Capitan Bartolome Racho, opposed the move and filed their protest before the Spanish Military Governor Linares.

Linares disapproved of the proposal to move the seat of government thus causing Friar Grayoa’s ire. The Friar plotted and successfully killed the captain by dragging him with the Friar’s horse through the streets causing his death in jail. Fearing reprisals from the clergy, some of the people migrated to Surigao, Leyte and Misamis. Not long afterwards, Friar Grayoa was transferred to Siquijor.

There was again a move to fuse the town of Balilihan with Antequera in 1902, but was vigorously opposed by the people. However, on the following year, the municipality of Catigbian was annexed to Balilihan under Act No. 370 of the Philippine Commission.

Source:
Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
Tirol, Jes Establishment of Balilihan Town The Bohol Chronicle

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