This site respects and supports the right of individuals to privacy. While the web makes it easy and convenient to share information, trace and interact with one another in spite of the great physical distances between and among family members, the same technology allows exploitation of the available information about an individual. This genealogy may also contribute to tie together the many loose ends in the family. It is hoped that this will allow us to keep track of each other’s families as well as the new members of our expanding family and hopefully bring us closer together.Īs most of us have experienced a “diaspora” of some sorts, family members leaving home for reason of work, opportunity or necessity, this tracing of our members makes some sense. This site is primarily for the family members so that we may learn more about our family history, about each other and about our own selves. Many living family members still reside in Baao, Camarines Sur, while others have settled elsewhere. The family tree contains more than 5,000 names. This site aims to present the genealogy of the above mentioned families which spans two hundred eleven (211) years of eight generations from 1798 to 2009. Cornelio Breboneria Mesoga and Fortunata Bascuña Baesa (b. Cerapio Barrameda and Ambrosia Vargas (b. Carlos Andres Esplana and Vicenta Asuncion Barrameda (b. Venancio Palencia and Margarita Bricia (b. Francisco Palencia and Patricia Esplana (b. Juan Palencia and Paula Sta Maria Dato (b. Hello! My name is Marjueve Mesoga Palencia, a Philosophy and Humanities Professor at Far Eastern University (FEU), Manila, Philippines, and I am doing a genealogical research on the following families which have originated from Baao, Camarines Sur, Philippines, namely:ġ.
Whatever you call it, whoever you are, you need one.” - Jane Howard, "Families" “Call it a clan, call it a network, call it a tribe, call it a family.
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