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Carlos Borromeo III (1770-1839). Born in the city of Bacolod in the central Visayas. Most of his offspring remained on Negros, while at least one son moved to Cebu in the southern Visayas.

(Sir/Madam, i was thinking maybe this is where we fall since we are from Bacolod. My Uncle pointed out some inaccuracy in your details like “Bacolod is not Central Visayas” but Western Visayas. Cebu is not in Southern Visayas coz there is no Southern Visayas. Cebu is in central visayas.)

My ancestors in Bacolod City owned the infamous Borromeo Softdrinks, the old factory water tank still stands to this day bearing the name Borromeo Softdrinks. My Great grandfather Rustico Borromeo was the Vice Mayor of Isabela in Negros in his time.

Story told is that they were 17 sibings that were separated in the outbreak of World War II and he never saw any of them again but two who resided in Himamaylan and Binalbagan in Negros.

anyway, it’s nice to know that the Borromeos of the Philippines have 1 root. More power to you guys! and thanks a lot!

Here are the ninth generation(Cebu) and their offspring:

1. Rosario Borromeo and Melvin Gonzaga

a. Maria Christina B. Gonzaga – Hamilton
b. Rommel B. Gonzaga

2. Victor Emmanuel R. Borromeo, Sr.

a. Maria Emmalyn Araneta Borromeo-Boquilla and Romy Boquilla
-Romy Borromeo Boquilla, Jr.
-Raehna Elexis Borromeo Boquilla

b. Emmanuelle Remie Borromeo-Barcelona
-Adrian Borromeo Barcelona

c. Karen Lynn Pineda Borromeo

d. Victor Emmanuel Borromeo, Jr.

e. Katherine Borromeo(me). I’m 18.

3. Fatima R. Borromeo-Tindoc and Noli Tindoc

4. Grace R. Borromeo-Cruz and Vic Cruz

a. Jennifer B. Cruz-Dougherty and Kevin Dougherty

b. Elizabeth B. Cruz

5. Angelica Borromeo-Wrobel (Divorced)

a. Andrew B. Wrobel

That’s about it. :) If you want to get in touch with me, I’ll give you my email address when you reply on this. Have a good day!

It’s nice to know you’re my fourth degree cousin. So, where are you living and work connected? You asked about my work and living conditions here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Well, the pay is fine in terms of my standard; as to my living conditions, it is also good. My only consolation is I am able to see my family twice a year. They come here once a year during my kids’ summer vacation, and I go to Ormoc City once a year for my annual vacation. What a price to pay, but one has to make sacrifices for the family’s welfare.

I saw the updates. Would it be alright with you to include my siblings, children and only niece in the listing? If it’s alright, then the listing goes like this:

1. Ramon Borromeo Parama, wife-Maria Julita Galano Polangcus. Children: Mark Polangcus Parama, Kathryn Polangcus Parama, Kyle Polangcus Parama

2. Corazon Borromeo Parama, husband-General Julius F. Yarcia (Ret.). Children: Mary Jacqueline Rose Socorro Parama Yarcia (my only niece from my side).

3. Arthur Borromeo Parama, bachelor and no children

Regarding my previous request for a listing of the 16 children of Juan Rosa Borromeo and Paulina Veloso, any chance you can include in your updates? Dr. Juan Veloso Borromeo is the youngest of the 16, during their time, their family was considered the biggest in Cebu City.

According to ancestral stories, the whole block of the University of Visayas located in Colon Street, Cebu City was owned and residence of Juan Rosa Borromeo. I saw an old black & white photo of the “16″ when I was a kid everytime our family goes for summer vacation in Cebu City (when I was a kid, we were residing in Manila). During vacation, we stay in the family house located along Sanciangko and Juan Luna Streets. Together with my first degree cousins, we play in our grandfather’s dental/optical clinic located in the same place. I was able to attend one of the Borromeo Reunions (I was probably 10 yrs. old at that time) held in the residence of Tita Mimi Borromeo Trosdal located in Ramos Street.

Marc, it is nice to reminisce the good times of the past, when the Borromeo’s were the BORROMEO’s. I’m proud and privileged to have partaken, experienced and lived with the previous two generations.

I will ask my mother and aunts if they can still recall the names of the “16″ in their chronological order. If I can get in touch with Tito Isidro Borromeo when I take my annual vacation, I am sure he will be able to give me a good information of the “16″. By the way, I noticed some familiar names of the “16″ listed in the genealogy, perhaps all of them are in the listing, it just so happened I only know of some. Anyway, I am after knowing the exact “16″.

Best regards and best of health to you and your family.

Thank you,

Ramon Borromeo Parama
Senior Civil Engineer
ABCD-Saudi Binladin Group

I salute you on your patience and perseverance for tracking the Borromeo Family genealogy. Such result of your endeavor has confirmed my mother’s (including her siblings) stories of how big the family was and is. That our lineage belong to the “Daut” Borromeo’s, and how proud they are for being part of a big family, respected by other prominent families of Cebu City, and revered as a family of professionals. My mother use to say that Dr. Juan Veloso Borromeo was the first dentist of his time in Cebu City.

I would like to request if you could provide a complete list of the 16 children of Juan Rosa Borromeo and Paulina Veloso Borromeo (the couples belong to the sixth generation of your listing). My grandfather Dr. Juan Veloso Borromeo, is the 16th of the aforementioned couples. As added information to the family genealogy, the children of my late grandparents Dr. Juan Veloso Borromeo (Dentist/Optometrist) and Mrs. Rosula Poliquit Borromeo are: Dr. Paulina Borromeo Villamor-Deceased, Mrs. Teresita Borromeo Canete, Mrs. Virginia Borromeo Parama (my mother), Dr. Lourdes Borromeo Cui-Deceased, Mrs. Catalina Borromeo Dumayas, and Dr. Rodolfo “Rudy” Poliquit Borromeo (residing in Canada).

I don’t know if my name as Ramon and being a Civil Engineer is a coincidence, but my aunts used to urge me to take up Civil Engineering so as to be the same as the late Engr. Ramon Veloso Borromeo (one of the elder brothers of my grandfather), a successful Civil Engineer during his time. Proud to say, I am one of the favorites of my aunts.

Again, my praises and thanks for your endeavor.

Ramon Borromeo Parama
Senior Civil Engineer
ABCD – Saudi Binladin Group