PROFILE OF BARANGAY SAN LUCAS, CAMALIGAN, CAM. SUR

PROFILE OF BARANGAY SAN LUCAS, CAMALIGAN, CAM. SUR

By: Dominador N. Marcaida, Jr.

SB-Camaligan, Camarines Sir, Philippines 4401

A. History:

            Our first informant, PB Cyril Agomaa (1994 up to the present), the chapel had been donated by Florencio Agomaa and Reynaldo Iñigo. During former Teniente del Barrio Pelagio Angeles’ term (          ), the barangay hermita was already constructed at the present site, made of wooden planks as wall and corrugated iron for roofing. Its repair was undertaken during the term of Ex-Barangay Captain and Ex-Municipal Councilor Romeo San Lorenzo, which began its concreting in 1994. Additional renovation was undertaken by its incumbent Punong Barangay Cyril Agomaa, which extended its floor area through additional donation from the original donors.

            Construction of the barangay hall was began by Ex-Barangay Captain Romeo San Lorenzo. Concreting and the addition of the second floor were undertaken during the term of incumbent Punong Barangay.

The Tawagon family donated a right of way from the western portion of their property going to the Camaligan Central School, which is already enclosed with concrete fence inside the school compound.

Romeo San Lorenzo was the brother of Sergio San Lorenzo (married to Feliciana Cordial) of San Juan, Camaligan. They had sisters by the name of Zenaida (married to Emerenciana Auro’s brother Otelio Auro) and Teresita (married to a certain Pemeniano). They were the children of the first marriage of their father, Jesus San Lorenzo, to Illuminada Mariscal. When Jesus San Lorenzo remarried with Gorgonia, they had another set of children by the name of Hermita, Norma and Jesus San Lorenzo Jr.  

The San Lorenzos of Camaligan may have descended from their ancestors Mariano Lumbria and Mathea Candelaria.

            Mariano Lumbria, married Mathea Candelaria, begot Calistro (married to Manuela Dominga Candelaria) and Antonio (who married Maria Dominga).

            Calistro Lumbria begot Francisco Lumbria who married Luisa Lumbria and begot Vicenta Lumbria who was married twice: first marriage was to Regino Dagpa who begot Gregoria Dagpa [married to Brigido Abad (son of Evaristo Abad and Petrona Aligasin) who begot Placido Dagpa  (b. 1885)], and Maria Dagpa (married to Manuel Francisco (son of Gregorio Francisco and Pasquala de la Concepcion) and begot Sabino Francisco (b. 1887). Vicenta Lumbria’s second marriage was to Mariano Felisardo Dagpa, who begot Jafa (b. 1848)  and Cayetano (married to Juana Mateo Lorenzo (the daughter of Nazario Mateo Lorenzo and Raymunda de la Concepcion), and begot Macario San Lorenzo Dagpa (married to Encarnacion Blas of Tarosanan), Sergia (born 1887), and Joaquin San Lorenzo Dagpa (b. 1884) who married Aquilina Alden who begot Agapito, Maria (married to Arsenio Alipante), Basilisa, Eugenia, and Jesus San Lorenzo.

            Jesus San Lorenzo was married twice:  first marriage was to Iluminada Marsical and begot Teresita (married to Pemeniano), Zenaida (married to Ofelio Auro), Romeo, and Sergio (married to Feliciana Cordial); second marriage was with Gorgonia de la Concepcion and begot Hermita, Norma, and Jesus San Lorenzo Jr.

            Antonio Lumbria, Mariano’s second son, married Maria Dominga and begot Petrona (married to Aguido de los Santos, the son of Antonio de los Santos and Portacia Ago Hipolito) and begot Laureano (b. 1873), Pascual (married to Flora Bermudo (daughter of Alberto Bermudo and Valentina Candelaria) and begot Quiterio (b. 1873).

Our second informants were the spouses Julian Custodio Alforte and Josefina Alipante.

            Julian Alforte, 76 years old, was born 18 October 1933 at Barangay San Lucas at the house of his parents located in the present property of Godofredo Nicolas of Zone 1 beside the San Lucas creek. His parents were Anselmo Alforte of Barangay Sto. Tomas and Maria Custodio of Barangay Dugcal, Camaligan. His brothers and sisters Felicisma (married to Alfredo Cabaylo), Pedro (married to Estelita), Teresita (married to Domingo Nidea), and Jose (married to Nida).

Josefina Alforte, 73 years old (born 5 December 1936) and a native of Barangay Sto. Tomas, was the daughter of Catalino Alipante and Mercedes Alabat. Out of this first marriage of his mother to Catalino Alipante, were born Josefina’s brothers and sisters, who were as follows:  Rosario (married to Eduardo Agomaa, now residing at Sabang, Naga City), Rogerio (married to Zenaida Vargas, residing now at Busac, Libmanan).  From her mother’s second marriage with Santiago Servidad Sr., her step-brothers and sisters were the following: Flora Servidad (married to Pedro Alcanar of San Vicente, Libmanan), Andres Servidad (married to Illuminada Buenafe), Angelica (married to Benjamin Enciso of San Isidro, Libmanan) and Santiago Servidad Jr. (residing at Bahai, Libmanan, Camarines Sur).

Julian Alforte and Josefina Alipante were married on 28 April 1955. Since they had no children of their own, they adopted the children from the spouses Pedro Alcanar and Flora Servidad by the name of Elmer Alforte (married to Magdalena Alparan) and Nancy Alipante, the daughter of Rogerio Alipante and Zenaida Vargas. After their marriage, they transferred from Julian parent’s property in Zone 1 to the property bought Josefina’s father, Catalino Alipante, from Helacio Mañago of Zone 2 where their present house is now located.

During the Japanese occupation, Julian, who was then just 10 years old, evacuated with his parents to Barangay Dugcal at Vidal Custodio’s property. They went back to Barangay San Lucas after liberation. Josefina also evacuated with her parents and family to Busac, Libmanan, where they stayed until after liberation also.

The couple’s source of livelihood was selling nipa goods at the market stall which they inherited from Josefina’s parents. Now, they own their own stall of nipa goods at the Naga supermarket. Julian’s parents supported his family’s needs by planting various cash crops on their lot at Barangay Dugcal, the produce of which were sold at the Naga market. The couple also engaged in intensive rice farming after they were wed up to the present at Sitio Napao, Cagbibi, on the farm they inherited as Josefina’s share from Catalino Alipante, her father.

Our second informant is Cecilia Monte, married to Crescencio Tawagon of San Lucas, Camaligan. Cresencio’s parents were Antonio Tawagon (whose mother was an Alimuin), and Segunda Angeles, a native of Libmanan). Cresencio’s other brothers and sisters were Bernardino, Maria, Teofila, Felicitas, maxima, Lourdes and Eleuterio Tawagon.

Antonio’s other brothers and sisters, were Florencia Tawagon, who was married to Roman Delfin of Tinagkihan, Libmanan and had twin sons by the name of Eufronio and Antonio Delfin (Lot 45 is declared under Eufronio Delfin’s name),  Zacarias who had a son by the name of Dario Tawagon (Lot 42  is declared under the name of Dario Tawagon (married to Norma Corpuz, the daughter of Evaristo Corpuz), but was sold by him to Lourdes Tawagon and later sold to Crescencio Tawagon), and Marciano Tawagon.

The spouses Crescencio Tawagon and Cecilia Monte resided first in Naga after they were married. They owned a store in Naga but after it was burned, they relocated to Tinangkihan, LIbmanan, and then transferred to barangay San Lucas in 10 June 1964 on Lot 44 declared now under Cecilia Tawagon’s name but was the property of Crescencio Tawagon as his share of inheritance from Antonio Tawagon. Antonio Tawagon inherited the whole Tawagon property (consisting of Lots 41, 42, 44 and 45) from is mother who was an Alimuin.

Lot 41, the lot adjacent to Dario Tawagon’s property, is declared under the name of Jose Constante, married to Milagros Alipopo. But the original owner of this property, according to  the information supplied by Maximo Corpus of Barangay Sto. Tomas, was Nemesio Alipopo, the father of Milagros Alipopo, the spouse of Jose Constante.

Our third informant is Perfecto Apring, the son of Jacinto Apring from his second marriage with Benedicta Aligata.

Jacinto Apring’s first marriage with a certain woman bore him children by the name of Telesforo Apring (married to Maria Agrado), Jose Apring (married to Catalina Ragas, the daughter of Sixta Ragas, who was the adopted child of Benita Abias, whose husband was Mariano Apring), and Veneranda (who died at a young age). Jose Apring and Catalina Ragas, had daughters by the name of Herminia, Mercedes, Purita (who married a certain Trio), and Francia (married to Efren Reyes).

Jacinto Apring’s second marriage with Benedicta Aligata bore him four children by the name of Perfecto (married on 17 December 1953 to Cecilia Presentacion of Caramoan, Camarines Sur, who also bore him Ricardo, William, Leonardo, Sonia, Doris, Maricel and Anna Marie), Enemesio (married to Magdalena), Marciano (married to Josefina Albao) and Juanita (who died in childhood).

Perfecto informed us that farming was the main occupation of his parent. They had a farm at Patong, Pamplona. When the Japanese came in 1942, he was just 18 years old. He enlisted as a trainee with the Philippine army, but was aborted because the Japanese had already landed at Legazpi port in Legazpi, Albay. His mother and his whole family evacuated to Sitio Napao, Cagbibi, Pamplona, where they stayed until liberation.

Perfecto also informed us that Constancio Cordial (married to Mining) donated the property adjacent to their property at San Lucas to the Camaligan Central School. This swampy land (Lot 58) now became part of the property of Sto. Tomas National High School. Constancio Cordial was then a municipal councilor of Camaligan.

Merecedes Peraan, the declared owner of Lot 48, was the daughter of Catalina Ragas, the spouse of Jose Apring. Catalina Ragas was also the adopted child of the spouses Mariano and Benita Abias.

The rice lands now declared under the Dr. Felix and Cesar Prado (Lots 1 and 2) at Barangay Sto. Tomas were also part of the original property of Constancio Cordial.  

Our fourth informant, Maximo Corpus Sr. of Barangay Sto. Tomas, informed us that Pilar Ables was married Jose Llorin. Lot 1 is declared under Pilar Ables.

Lot 2 was declared under Vicente Enguero, It is now occupied by Arthur Iñigo.

Lot 3 was declared under Reynaldo Iñigo, whose spouse was the adopted daughter to Constancio Cordial, who mother was Paz Claveria, sister of Raul Cordial. The original owner of Lot 3 was Constancio Cordial. It is occupied now by Aguinaldo Iñigo and William Apring.

Lot 4 was declared under the spouses Joventino and Lilia Hipolito.

Lot 5 was declared under Raul Cordial.

Lot 6, declared under Domingo Gregorio.

Lot 7, declared under Wilfredo Agapor, and Lot 8, declared under Romeo San Lorenzo, were part of Domingo Gregorio’s property.

 Lot 37 is declared under Matea Adzuara. Matea Adzuara’s maiden name was Adarlo. She was married to Rufo Adzuara. She had a sister by the name Natalia Adarlo, who was married to Daniel Paibay of Pasacao. Matea Adarlo and Natalia Adarlo were the daughters of the spouses Modesto Adarlo and Dorotea Trinidad Baldocea of Marupit, Camaligan. Dorotea Trinidad Baldocea had a brother by the name of Bonifacio who were the children of a certain Trinidad Baldocea. The present occupant of lot 37, Roderick Paibay, is the son of Daniel Paibay and Natalia Adarlo. 

Lot 36, declared under Nicolas Acorin, was the original property of the spouses Adriano Acorin and Petra Abias, who begot Nicolas (married to Gorgonia of Buhi, Camarines Sur and begot Virginia), Nicanor and Jovito.

Lot 39 is declared to Spouses Igmedio Mauricio and Norberta Aurellano.

Lot 40, declared under Mariano Castillo who was married to Andrea Aurellano. This lot formerly belonged to the spouses Atanacio Aurellano who was married to Macaria Abad.  Later it was subdivided to their four daughters and one son who were Natividad (married to Porfirio Avila), Andrea (married to Mariano Castillo), Virginia (single with a stall at the Naga City market), Josefina Aurellano (married to Luis Alparan),  Norberta (married to Igmedio Mauricio), and Cirilo (who lived in Manila).

The Aurellano Clan of San Lucas, according to Josefina Aurellano Alparan, may have descended from the siblings Atanacio (married to Macaria Abad), Epifanio (married to Dalmatia), Guadalupe (single), Roman (married to Teodora Reyes, whose children were Hospicio, Salina and Celerina), and Ciriaca (was remarried to Gavino).

Atanacio Aurellano and Macaria Abad had the following children: Natividad [married to Porfirio Avila who begot Antonio (single), Rosario (married to Alfredo Azutillo), Vicente, Francia (married to Restituto Espiritu) and Corazon)], Andrea (married to Mariano Castillo who begot Carmen, Ernesto and Domingo), Norberta (married to Igmedio Mauricio), Cirilo (married to Oliva who begot Corazon and Jose), Virginia (single), and Josefina [married to Luis Alparan who begot Danilo (single), Alex (married to Narlita Melante), Luis Jr. (married to Ruth), and Lilia (single)].

Emerencia Auro, the declared owner of Lot 26, was the spouse of Tomas Lurcha. Their children were  Pedro and Antonio Lurcha, the present occupants of the property.

Lot 30, declared under Fausta Flores, was the property of Fausta Abias, who was married to Juan Flores, a native of Minalabac, Camarines Sur. Juan Flores was the brother of Marcelo Flores, the father of  Ex-Municipal Councilor Antonio Flores. The property adjacent to Lot 30, which is Lot 1 of San Juan, Camaligan, declared under Wilfredo Silerio, was the property of Mauricia Abias, the grandmother of Maximo Corpuz, who was the son of Cesaria Trinidad whose mother was Mauricia Abias. (Confer Bgy. Sto. Tomas History). Mauricia Abias and Felipa Abias were cared of by Fausta Abias Flores.

Lot 29, declared under the name of Pilar Sta. Ana of Barangay San Marcos, Camaligan, was original owned by her. She was married to Antonio Castro who was a native of Barangay San Mateo.

The Adversario siblings, Aurea, Doroteo, Genoveva and another sister who was married to the Aldaves, were the declared property owners of Lots 21, 22, 23and 24.

Maximo Corpus Sr. of Barangay Sto. Tomas, informed us about the previous owners of the following San Lucas property, who were then the original residents of the barangay during pre-war times, to wit:

B. Property Profile:

LOT NO.	NAME OF OWNER	PREVIOUS OWNER	ACTUAL OCCUPANT
1	Capucao, Maxima		Rice land
2	Aguillon, Guadalupe		Rice land
3	Adversario,Emilio		Rice land
4	Cordial, Raul		Rice land
5	Iñigo, Mateo		Rice land
6	Iñigo, Mateo		Rice land
7	Iñigo, Reynaldo Sr.		Rice land
8	Iñigo, Reynaldo Sr.		Rice land
9	Adversario, Rufina	Pedro Ables, Eva Martinez, Nilo Mana, Tomas Morata, Ramil Felicitas, Benigno Agotaya, Taboso Odelon, Dimictrilio Buelia	Majority rice land, a portion residential land
10	Iñigo, Mateo
11	Adversario, Genoveva		Rodrigo Peñalosa
12	Adversario, Doroteo		Vacant
13	Adversario, Aurea		Vacant
14	Aldave, Fermina		Vacant

LOT NO.	NAME OF OWNER	PREVIOUS OWNER	ACTUAL OCCUPANT
1	Ables, Pilar		Santiago Agencio
2	Enguero, Vicente
3	Iñigo, Reynaldo	Constancio Cordial	Aguinaldo Iñigo, William Apring
4	Sps. Hipolito, Joventino & Lilia
5	Cordial, Raul
6	Gregorio, Domingo	Domingo Gregorio
7	Agapor, Wilfredo
8	San Lorenzo, Romeo
9	Agomaa, Carlito	Florencio Agomaa, from the Sps. Simplicio Agomaa and Petra Iñigo.	Vacant
10	Vda. de Agomaa, Simplicia Dacian Marcaida of Mangayawan, Canaman, Cam. Sur		Florencio Agomaa Jr.
11	Agomaa, Ruben		Vacant
12	Agomaa, Romeo
13	Agomaa, Dolores		Dolores Agomaa, married to Ernesto Dayondon
14	Agomaa, Nestor		Nestor Agomaa, married to Cyril Ortua of Goa, Camarines Sur
15	Agomaa, Eliza
16	Agomaa, Salvacion
17	Brgy. Chapel	Florencio Agomaa and Reynaldo Iñigo	Bgy. Chapel
18-A	Iñigo, Jaime		Evelyn Iñigo
18-B			Salvacion Iñigo
19	Iñigo,Reynaldo Sr.
20	Iñigo, Reynaldo Sr.		Joselito Silerio
21	Aldave, Fermina		Fermina Aldave, Delia Aldave Estrella, Jonathan Estrella
22	Adversario, Aurea vda. De		Vacant
23	Adversario, Doroteo married to Ezperanza of Magarao, CS
24	Adversario, Genoveva		Ricardo Peñalosa, Compuesto Adelaida, Rolando Renancia, Ricardo Renancia

LOT NO.	NAME OF OWNER	PREVIOUS OWNER	ACTUAL OCCUPANT
25	Nicolas, Godofredo	Sps. Mariano Alforte and Maria Custodio	Godofredo Nicolas Sr. Sonny Nicolas
26	Sps. Tomas Lurcha and  Emerenciana Auro		Pedro Lurcha, Antonio Luircha
27	Antonio, Manuel	Otelio Auro	Antonio Antonio
28	Adversario, Pedro		Vacant
29	Sta. Ana, Pilar, Antonio Castro		Pilar Sta. Ana, Castro who begot Rogelio, Oscar, Carmen, Norma and Rodrigo.
30	Fausta Abias Flores	Fausta Abias, married to Juan Flores of MInalabac, the brother of Marcelo Flores	Foren Flores, Florel Flores, Joseph Daliada, Nilo San Buenaventura, Alfredo Jose, Sr. Jaime San Buenaventura, Mendoza Villalobos,  Virgilio  Rehilme
31	Sps. Flores, Vicente & Luisa
32	San Lorenzo, Sergio
33	Alforte, Julian	Helacio Mañago	Julian and Josfina Alforte
34	Alipante, Catalino		Elmer Alforte
35	Auro, Otelio	Antonio Castro	Francisco Prado, Jonson de los Santos
36	Acorin, Nicolas	Adriano Acorin (married to Petra Abias)	Mario Arco (married to Virgina Acorin), Nilo Acorin, Rolly Morata, Jovito Acorin, Josefina Morata, Fernando Acorin, Amelia Acorin, Nicolas Acorin, Gaudencio Acorin
37	Adzuara, Matea	Matea Adarlo Adzuara	Roderick Paibay Rogelio Adzuara,
38	Isabel vda. de Maximo Alimuin	Maximo Alimuin	Isabel Alimuin (begot Nicolas Alimuin who married Felisa Ladeja), Francisco Alimuin, Lourdes Alimuin (married to Elizer Juego), Cesar, Mario (married to Haimen de los Reyes) Josephine (married to _____ Borja Jr.) Jolly Alimuin
39	Sps.  Igmedio Mauricio and Norberta Aurellano	Spouses Atanacio Aurellano and Macaria Abad	Natividad Aurellano (married to Porfirio Avila)
40	Mariano Castillo, married to Andrea Aurellano		Teresita Avila, Domingo Castillo, Andrea Castillo, Virginia Aurellano, Josefina Alparan
41	Constante, Jose, married to Milagros Alipopo	Nemesio Alipopo
42	Dario Tawagon, married to Norma Corpuz	From Alimuin, the mother of Zacarias Tawagon	Crescencio Tawagon, sold by Lourdes Tawagon, who bought it from Dario Tawagon.
43-A	Dep-Ed
43-B	Brgy. Hall
44	Sps. Cresencio Tawagon and Cecilia Monte	From Alimuin, the mother of Antonio Tawagon and Segunda Angeles	Cecilia Monte Tawagon
45	Delfin, Eufronio	Sps. Roman Delfin and Florencia Tawagon
46	Apring, Perfecto	Sps. Jacinto Apring and Benedicta Aligata
47	Apring, Francia	Jacinto Apring, to the Sps. Jose Apring and Catalina Ragas
48	Peraan, Mercedes
49	Apring, Telesforo (married to Maria Agrado)		Vacant
50	Aurellano, Mariano		Vacant
51	Adzuara, Mateo	Antonio Castro	Swampy land
52	Dihiansan, Napoleon		Majority Grassland, front portion residential house of Leonor and Joselito Dihainsan
53	Alparan, Zoila		Grasland
54	Albao, Buena	Antonio Castro	Grassland
55	Marcaida, Rafael	Sps. Dominador  Marcaida Sr. and Estelita Nicolas	Sps. Mario Marcaida and Aidalyn Cuadro
56	Marcaida, Virgilio		Rafael Marcaida
57	Dep-Ed	Mariano Aurellano or Matea Adzuara	Sto. Tomas National High School
58	Dep-Ed	Constancio Cordial	Sto. Tomas National High School

C. Demographic Profile:

Barangay San Lucas has a total population of 387 individuals distributed in 2 zones, with a total number of 90 families or households. It has a total land area of 10.8294 hectares, with an actual land use of  18, 265 sq. meters devoted to residential uses; 14, 501 sq. meters for institutional (school and barangay chapel) uses; 62,765 sq. meters for agricultural uses (particularly for rice cultivation), and 12,975 sq. meters as grasslands (vacant lots).

Male population is 208, and female population is 179 individuals, with a male-female ratio of 1:1.16.

Age distribution of its population is according to the following brackets: 1-17 years old has 97 individuals, 18-29 years old has 93 individuals (youth sector); 30-65 years old has 134 individuals, and 60 years old and above has 33 individuals. Employable group (from 17 to 65 years old) has 227 individuals.

D. Occupational Profile:

Hereunder is a list of occupations with the number of members found in barangay San Lucas:

TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT	KIND OF OCCUPATION	NO. OF INDIVIDUALS
Building Construction	Construction Worker	2
	Mason	1
	Utility	1
	Laborer	3
	Carpenter	1
Electrical Electronic Services	Technician	1
	Welder	1
	Machine Operator	1
General Services	Shoe maker	1
	Junkshop owner	2
Security Services	Security guard	1
Automotive services	Mechanic	1
	Motorcycle mechanic	1
Home services	Dressmaker	1
	Househelper	2
Health services	Nurse	1
	Medical technologist	2
	Dentist	2
Transport services	Driver	16
	Pedicab driver	1
Marketing services	Businessmen/women	15
	Vendor	3
	Saleslady	3
	Sales representative	1
	Store aide/helper	1
	Sari-sari store owner	4
	Storekeeper	2
	Fruit vendor	1
	Vegetable vendor	1
	Merchant	2
	Mall Manager	1
Food/Restaurant services	Helper	3
	Cook	1
	Food Processor	4
Agricultural Services	Farmer	1
	Fisherman	3
Office worker	Government employee	6
	Private employee	20
	Cashier	2
	Bank employee	1
	Retired bank employee	1
Educational services	Teacher	5
	Retired teacher	3
	Private tutor	1
Student	Student	48
Manufacturing services	Factory worker	1
Overseas worker	OFW	6
	Seaman	1
TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT	KIND OF OCCUPATION	NO. OF INDIVIDUALS
Self-employment	Self-employed	4
	Housekeeper	34
Municipal/barangay officials	Barangay officials	5
Retirees	Senior Citizens	16
	Pensioner	4
Peace  and order personnel	Military	1
	Policeman	1
Not applicable	Ages 017 years old	88
No employment		12
Grand Total		348

E. List of Household (Family) heads per zone:

Hereunder are the list of  the names of Household heads per zone:

ZONE 1		ZONE 2
No.	NAME	No.	NAME
1	ABENIDO, Sherwin L.	1	ACORIN, Fernando C.
2	AGOMAA, Florencio M.	2	ACORIN, Gaudencio J.
3	AGOMAA, Nestor M	3	ACORIN, Jovito A.
4	ALDAVE, Jaime A.	4	ACORIN, Leonilo J.
5	ALIMUIN, Christian D.	5	ACORIN, Nicolas A.
6	ANTONIO, Antonio A.	6	ACORIN, Nicolas Jr. C.
7	ARADOR, Fernando Sr. A.	7	ADVERSARIO, Lydia Q.
8	ASIS, Al F.	8	ALFORTE, Elmer C.
9	BARCELA, Christopher G.	9	ALFORTE, Julian A.
10	BARCELA, Josephine A.	10	ALIMUIN, Cezar I.
11	BONDAD, Jose L.	11	ALIMUIN, Felisa L.
12	BORJA, Loreto Jr. S.	12	ALIMUIN, Mario L.
13	CASTILLO, Andrea	13	ALIMUIN,Francisco G.
14	CASTILLO, Domingo	14	ALMERO, Jose F.
15	CASTILLO, Victor	15	ALPARAN, Josefina A.
16	CASTRO, Rodrigo	16	APRING, Joel M.
17	COMPUESTO, Iñigo	17	APRING, Manuel A.
18	DAUS, Ernesto T.	18	APRING, Perfecto P.
19	DAYONDON, Ernesto B.	19	APRING, Ricardo P.
20	DE LEON, Alex C.	20	APRING, Rodolfo A.
21	ESTRELLA, Delia A.	21	APRING, Ronald M.
22	ESTRELLA, Jonathan A.	22	APRING, William P.
23	IÑIGO, Aguinaldo R.	23	ARCO, Mario C.
24	IÑIGO, Evelyn V.	24	ARMENTA, Jerry I.
25	IÑIGO, Salvacion D.	25	AURELLANO, Virginia A.
26	LURCHA, Antonio A.	26	AVILA, Teresita A.
27	LURCHA, Michael A.	27	BENAVENTE, Ricardo B.
28	LURCHA, Pedro Sr. D.	28	DE LOS SANTOS, Federico S.
29	MALACAD, Herly C.	29	DE LOS SANTOS, Roderick C.
30	NICOLAS, Godofredo A.	30	DIHIANSAN, Joselito M.
31	NICOLAS, Patricio T.	31	DIHIANSAN, Leonor M.
32	PEÑALOSA, Rodrigo C.	32	FLORES, Vicente A.
33	REYNANCIA, Renato P.	33	GESMUNDO, Miguel C.
34	REYNANCIA, Rolando P.	34	GIMAL, Melinda SB.
35	SANTIAGO, Aquileo	35	IÑIGO, Arthur D.
36	TAULE, Roberto B.	36	JUEGO, Lourdes A.
37	TAWAGON, Celia M.	37	LAMIGO, Emma M.
38	VARGAS, Francisco Jr. M.	38	MASAGCA, Rogelio
		39	MAURICIO, Norberta A.
		40	MORATA, Domingo D.
		41	MORATA, Emeliano L.
		42	MORATA, Rolly A.
		43	PAIBAY, Roderick A.
		44	PRADO, Francisco C.
		45	REFORMA, Florencio F.
		46	SAN BUENAVENTURA, Jaime B.
		47	SAN BUENAVENTURA, Neil A.
		48	SAN BUENAVENTURA, Nilo F.
		49	TRANSONA, Alfredo L.
		50	VARGAS, Francisco G.
		51	VARGAS, Rafael F.
		52	VILLALOBOS, Asher S.

SUMMARY OF HOUSEHOLD (Family) HEADS
BARANGAY SAN LUCAS	No. of HHH
Zone 1	38
Zone 2	52
TOTAL	90