Origins of Carcar Families, 2
Taken from records Interments 1877-1883
Many of these families have already been mentioned in the more complete Origins of Carcar families (1).
However, in that previous post, I may also already have referred to some of these families as coming from elsewhere (Mancao, for instance as native of Carcar), so this post supersedes any previous suggestion of family origin. But some caution: even though a particular record states this or that family was from such place, it’s perfectly possible an even earlier ancestor had come from Carcar but the family then transferred to this new “origin” and then came back to Carcar.
Anyway, let me rehash these for the record:
Bohol – Aleoguens, Barateria, Campanilla, Dayagdal, Empleo, Langbid, Ledesma, Nauja, Umbay (Dauis); some records also point to Langamin, Gelloani, Gelle, Quilaton, Dayupay, Dayaona, Candelas.
Barili – Remocaldo
Boljoon – Lauronilla
Cebu City – Alcorcon (mS), Alcudia (mS), Cuico (mS), Lauron, Montesclaros, Poncardas, Raganas (El Pardo)
Dalaguete – Calomarde
Leyte – Aldipulla
Minglanilla – Aledon
Opon – del Corro (mE), Languido, Lapingcao, Lapinid
San Nicolas – Aguilar, Bacalso, Bacon, Gemperoso (but also as from Parian), Lapasaran, Mancao (also via Talisay)
Talisay – Daan
Hello to all,
may i know if navarra family originaly came from cebu?
By: jeriel redoble navarra on December 10, 2010
at 5:03 pm
i have not found a definitive record for the origin of the navarra family of carcar. since earlier records i have of the individuals show they did not have the surname before the claveria decree, this may mean that even if they originated elsewhere, they received the surname in carcar and this surname can be grouped with the dozen or more given to carcar that starts with nav- (nava, navacilla, navares, navarro, navasquez, navatilana, etc).
navarra is a region and old kingdom of spain where is found the town called cárcar.
but i sense in your question something that you want to get to the bottom of?
By: vip on December 10, 2010
at 6:40 pm
thanks for the reply…
By: jeriel redoble navarra on December 11, 2010
at 5:10 pm