My name is Nolie (real name: Manolito . . . and . . . I don't like it) Agellon, youngest of the four brothers Bienvenido, Esmeraldo, Artemio and, of course, myself. My father, Candido, and Igmedio, Enrica, Anicia and Mercedes were the children of Lolo Luis Agellon and Lola Matea Jangada. And, I think, your grandma, Macaria, was my Lolo's sister. Therefore, we are cousin in the fourth(?) degree!
I do not know if you are interested in the Agellon side of your family history, but if you are, here are some contacts:
Name |
Relation to
Nolie |
Relation to
Macaria Agellon |
E-mail Addresses
|
Nolie Agellon |
myself |
apo sa pamankin |
|
Roger Benn Agellon |
Son of Brother Benn |
grand-apo sa pamankin |
|
Joel BennAgellon |
Son of Brother Benn |
grand-apo sa pamankin |
|
Allih Benn Agellon |
Son of Brother Benn |
grand-apo sa pamankin |
|
Luis Benn Agellon |
Son of Brother Benn |
grand-apo sa pamankin |
|
Chari Agellon |
Daughter |
grand-apo sa pamankin |
|
Noel Agellon |
Son |
grand-apo sa pamankin |
|
Esmeraldo (Ady) Agellon |
Brother |
apo sa pamankin |
This is all for now.
Regards,
Nolie & Aurora Agellon
[P.S. The attached photo, taken during the October 1997 party of the Philippine Kapit-Bahay Cultural Society of Oakville, shows my wife Aurora (Rory) nee Villanueva and myself]
About a century ago there was the Union of the Agellon ( Atlantic) and Palugod (Pacific) when my grandfather brought a fair lady from Binakayan to the wilderness of Nueva Vizcaya. My mountainsm will take over by me saying the the wild dog pack headed by the Alpha female (Macaria Agellon) are now roaming the world like a Palugod predators. All girls got their beauty of grandma affectionaly called
Nestor Palugod Enriquez