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    Rizal's Life: Family: Reporters: James Edrian Rubio & Francis John Paul Sarayan Bsce - 1A

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    Rizal came from a mixed Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Filipino lineage. His paternal ancestors included Domingo Lam-co, a Chinese immigrant, and his maternal ancestors included Eugenio Ursua of Japanese descent. Rizal's parents were Francisco Mercado Rizal and Teodora Alonzo Realonda. Teodora was well-educated and encouraged Rizal's intellectual development. Rizal had 11 siblings, including Paciano who supported him financially and Trinidad who was custodian of his letters.

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    Rizal came from a mixed Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Filipino lineage. His paternal ancestors included Domingo Lam-co, a Chinese immigrant, and his maternal ancestors included Eugenio Ursua of Japanese descent. Rizal's parents were Francisco Mercado Rizal and Teodora Alonzo Realonda. Teodora was well-educated and encouraged Rizal's intellectual development. Rizal had 11 siblings, including Paciano who supported him financially and Trinidad who was custodian of his letters.

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    Rizal came from a mixed Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Filipino lineage. His paternal ancestors included Domingo Lam-co, a Chinese immigrant, and his maternal ancestors included Eugenio Ursua of Japanese descent. Rizal's parents were Francisco Mercado Rizal and Teodora Alonzo Realonda. Teodora was well-educated and encouraged Rizal's intellectual development. Rizal had 11 siblings, including Paciano who supported him financially and Trinidad who was custodian of his letters.

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    Rizal’s Life: Family

    Reporters: James Edrian Rubio


    &
    Francis John Paul Sarayan
    BSCE – 1A
    The lineage of Rizal has been traced
    to a mixture of East and West
    countries.

    The following are the outline of


    his lineage:
    Paternal Ancestors of
    Rizal
    Domingo Lam-co
    (1662 – c. 1732)
    • A Chinese immigrant from
    Amoy, China
    • Used “Mercado” as his
    surname in 1731.
    • Was close friends with
    Spanish friars Francisco
    Marquez and Juan Caballero
    • Married a half-Chinese lady,
    Ines dela Rosa.
    • Rizal’s great-great grand father
    Francisco Mercado
    • Born in Biñan, Laguna in 1731
    • Son of Domingo Lam-co and Ines dela Rosa
    • Was named after mestizo friar known for his
    botanical study.
    • Married Bernarda Monicha of San Pedro, Laguna
    • Had five children; namely, Clemente, Benito, Tomas,
    Evarista and Juan Mercado.
    • Was elected Gobernadorcillo (municipal mayor) of
    Biñan in 1783.
    Juan Mercado
    • Rizal’s grand father
    • Married Cirila Alejandro, a Chinese mestiza
    • Became the Mayor Alcalde of Biñan while his
    wife, Cirila, the Municipal Mayor.
    • Had 13 children (Petrona, Potenciana, Gabino,
    Tomas, Gregorio, Cornelia, Gabriel, Fausta,
    Leoncio, Casimiro, Julian, Basilisa and
    Francisco Mercado Rizal).
    • Died when his youngest son was only eight.
    Francisco Engracio Rizal Mercado y Alejandro
    (1818-1898)
    • Born in Biñan, Laguna on April 18, 1818
    • Studied Latin in Laguna and later on
    study Latin and Philosophy in Colegio
    de San Juan de Letran Manila.
    • Married Teodora Alonzo Realonda on
    June 28, 1848
    • His username was changed to “Rizal”
    • Died shortly after Rizal in the home of
    his daughter, Narcisa Rizal in Binondo,
    Manila on January 5, 1898.
    Maternal Ancestors of Rizal
    Eugenio Ursua
    • Japanese descent
    • Rizal’s great-great grandfather
    • He married Benigna
    • Had 3 children (Benito,
    Alejandro, and Regina).
    Regina Ursua
    • Married Atty. Manuel de Quintos, a
    Filipino-Chinese lawyer of Pangasinan
    • Had 4 children (Maria Victoria, Juan
    Soler, Joaquin, and Brigida de Quintos).
    Brigida De Quintos
    • Married Engr. Lorenzo Alberto Alonzo
    • Had 5 Children (Narcisa, Gregorio,
    Jose, Manuel and Teodora Alonso
    Realonda)
    Teodora Morales Alonso Realonda y Quintos
    (1827-1913)
    • Born in Santa Cruz, Manila on November
    14, 1827
    • Descended from Lakandula, the last native
    king of Tondo
    • Second child of Lorenzo Alonso and Brigida
    de Quintos
    • Studied at Colegio de Sta. Rosa
    • a business-minded woman, courteous,
    religious, hard-working and well-read
    • At 20, she married Francisco Mercado, a
    native from Binan, Laguna
    • Rizal’s mother and first teacher
    Gregorio de Quintos Alonzo
    (1796 – 1856)
    • Rizal’s uncle
    • A book lover
    • Intensified Rizal’s love in reading books.
    Jose Alberto de Quintos Alonzo
    (1796 – 1856)
    • Rizal’s uncle
    • Studied for 11 years in a British school in
    Calcutta, India
    • Inspired Rizal to develop his artistic abilities
    Manuel de Quintos Alonzo
    1796 - 1856
    • Rizal’s uncle
    • A husky and athletic man
    • Encouraged Rizal to develop his frail body by
    means of physical exercises
    The
    Alonzo Realonda -
    Mercado Rizal
    Family.
    Francisco Mercado Rizal Teodora Alonzo Realonda
    (Father) (Mother)

    Saturnina Paciano Narcisa Olympia Lucia Maria

    Jose Concepcion Josefa Trinidad Soledad


    Saturnina “Neneng” Hidalgo
    (1850-1913)
    • Born on June 4, 1850 in
    Calamba, Laguna
    • Eldest child
    • Married Manuel T. Hidalgo of
    Tanauan, Batangas
    • Had five children together
    • Died on September 14, 1913
    Paciano “Ciano” Mercado
    (1851-1930)
    • Born on May 7, 1851 in Calamba, Laguna
    • Only brother of Jose and the second child
    • Studied at San Jose College in Manila
    • Supported Jose financially
    • Later married Severina Decena of Los Banos
    and had two children of which one died at an
    early age.
    • Passed away on April 13, 1930.
    Narcisa “Sisa” Lopez
    (1852-1939)

    • Born on October 29, 1852 in


    Calamba, Laguna
    • The third child
    • Married Antonio M. Lopez at
    Morong, Rizal
    • A teacher and musician
    • Died on June 24, 1939
    Olympia Ubaldo
    (1855-1887)

    • The fourth child


    • Married Silvestre Ubaldo, a
    telegraph operator from
    Manila
    • Died in 1887 from childbirth
    Lucia Herbosa
    (1857-1919)

    • The fifth child


    • Married to Mariano Herbosa
    • Had 5 children together.
    Maria Cruz
    (1859-1945)

    • The sixth child


    • Was a known recipient of
    many of Jose's letters during
    his lifetime.
    • Married Daniel Faustino
    Cruz of Biñan, Laguna.
    Jose Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonzo Realonda
    (1861-1896)
    • Born in Calamba, Laguna on 19th
    June, 1861
    • The second son and seventh child
    • Learned the alphabet at the age of
    three; read and write at five
    • The Greatest Man of the Brown Race
    • Learned and fluent in 22 languages
    • Married Josephine Bracken
    • Was executed by the Spaniards on
    30th December, 1896 at Bagumbayan
    Concepcion “Concha” Rizal
    (1862-1865)

    • The eight child


    • Died at the age of three
    Josefa “Panggoy” Rizal
    (1865-1945)

    • The ninth child


    • An epileptic
    • Died a spinster
    Trinidad “Trining” Rizal
    (1868-1951)

    • The tenth child


    • Custodian of Rizal’s letters
    last and greatest poem
    • Died a spinster
    • Last among the family to die
    Soledad Quintero
    (1870-1929)

    • The youngest child


    • Was educated as a teacher
    • Married Pantaleon Quintero
    • had 5 children
    Consummatum Est!

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