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Martyrs of the Philippine Revolution

Bagumbayan
Bagumbayan, now Rizal Park, is drenched with the blood of the following martyrs.
Nov 4, 1841

Apolinario dela Cruz

February 17, 1872

Fr. Jose Apolonio Burgos

Fr. Mariano Gomez

Fr. Jacinto Zamora

August 31, 1896

Francisco Roxas and 5 suspected members of the Katipunan

Sep 4 1896

Sancho Valenzuela

Eugenio Silvestre

Modesto Sarmiento

Ramon Peralta

Nov 3, 1896

Honorato Onrubia y Herrera

December 29, 1896

Rosalio Silos

December 30, 1896

Dr. Jose Rizal

January 4, 1897
The Bicol Martyrs

Domingo Abella

Manuel Abella

Gabriel Prieto

Severino Diaz

Inocencio Herrera

Camilo Jacob

Florencio Lerma

Macario Valentin

Cornelio Mercado

Mariano Melgarejo

Tomas Prieto

January 11, 1897

Jose A Dizon

Domino Franco

Numeriano Adriano

Moises Salvador

Faustino Villaruel

Francisco L Roxas

Luis Enciso Villareal

Geronimo Cristobal Medina

Antonio Salazar

Ramon Padilla

Braulio Rivera

Eustacio Mañalac

Benedicto Nijiga

After January 11, 1897

Hugo Perez

Herminigildo Reyes

Pedro Nicodemus

Vicente Molina

Jose Trinidad

Pedro Joson

Gervacio Samson

Feliciano del Rosario

Marcello de los Santos Esguerra

Eugenio de los Reyes y Herrera

Valentin Matias Lagasca y Cruz

Cavite

September 12, 1896

The 13 Martyrs of Cavite were executed at the Plaza de Armas near Fort of San Felipe, in what is now Cavite City

Maximo Inocencio
Luis Aguado
Victoriano Luciano
Hugo Perez
Jose Lallana
Antonio San Gregorio
Agapito Condu
Feliciano Cabuco
Maximo Gregorio
Eugenio Cabezas
Severino Lapidario
Alfonso de Ocampo
Francisco Osorio

On October 31, 1896

The cells of Fort Santiago were jampacked with suspected rebels and 52 Filipinos died due to asphyxiation.

Nueva Ecija

1896

Marcus Ventus
Mamerto Natividad Sr.
Domingo Cecilio
Ciriaco Sarile
Teodorico Lagonera
Quintin Tinio

Ambos Camarines

1896

Leon Hernandez

Batangas

1896

Lauro Dimayuga

Tarlac

December 14, 1896

Procopio Hilario
Francisco Teñedo

Kalibo

March 23, 1897

Ramon Aguirre
Tomas Briones
Domingo dela Cruz
Valeriano Dalida
Claro Delgado
Angelo Fernandez
Benito Iban
Candido Iban
Simeon Inocencio
Isidro Jimenez
Gabino Yonsul
Catalino Mangat
Valeriano Malinda
Maximo Mation
Simplicio Reyes
Canuto Segovia
Gavino Sucgang
Francisco Villorente

Source: Philippine Graphic Centennial Yearbook,
Published by the Weekly Graphic Magazine Publishing Inc.

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