This barangay was formerly a part of the big land of Hinabaan. It was established and organized just after the liberation. The exodus of the people to this fertile place increased the population and they now petitioned the Municipal Council headed by the Mayor Natividad Matta for their independence.
It was made an independent barrio in the year 1948. The first barrio lieutenant was Juliano Amparo, succeeded by Francisco Espeleta, Pablo Amparo, Mariano Pajarillo and Domingo Sollosa. Some years after its foundation, a barrio school was erected through the support of the Parents Teachers Association and with the benevolence of the late Julio Ramos, who donated the school site. The educational development of the place was then improved.
The economic development of the place although quite slow was sturdy and is improving yearly. This improvement in agriculture was occasionally retarded only by the typhoons.
Compiled by:
Miss Consuelo Reformado
Excerpt from the manuscript:
Collection And Compilation Of Historical Data And Cultural Life Of The
Municipality Of Guinayangan Including Its Barrios And Sitios,
Province of Quezon, Philippines
Philippine (Republic) Bureau Of Public Schools
Division Of Quezon
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