The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 17 of 55 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 290 pages of information about The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 17 of 55.

The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 17 of 55 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 290 pages of information about The Philippine Islands, 1493-1898 — Volume 17 of 55.
300 Village of Caluigan, with one hundred and eighty-five tributes. 185 Village of Libunao, with three hundred and ten tributes. 310 Village of Cotay, with ninety-four tributes. 94 Village of Cavayan, with two hundred and ninety tributes. 290 Village of Ybatan, with three hundred and thirty tributes. 330 Village of Boloneto, with one hundred and forty tributes. 140 Two villages in the island of Capul, called Sucar and Savan where there are four hundred and thirty-seven tributes 437

2,823 tributes and 12 churches.

Consequently this residence embraces twelve churches, in which two thousand eight hundred and twenty-three tributes are instructed by four priests of our Society, aided by two brethren.

Residence of Cabo de Spirita Santo, or Palapac

This residence extends for forty leguas more rather than less—­within the island of Ybabao, and includes the two adjacent islets of Lavan and Biri.  The following villages are instructed in it, and each village has its own church.

Tributes

Village of Biri, with sixty tributes 60 Village of Calatman, with three hundred and thirty tributes 330 Village of Pamboan, with three hundred and forty tributes 340 Village of Laguan, with one hundred and eighty tributes 180 Village of Catabig, with four hundred and ten tributes 410 Village of Palapac, with four hundred tributes 410 Village of Gamay, with two hundred tributes 200 Village of Bacor, with one hundred and fifty tributes 150 Village of Bolor, with one hundred and thirty tributes 130 Village of Unasan, with two hundred tributes 200 Village of Tubig, with one hundred and twenty tributes 120 Village of Boronga, with two hundred tributes 200 Village of Libas, with two hundred and thirty tributes 230

2,950 tributes and 13 churches.

Consequently this residence embraces thirteen churches, in which two thousand nine hundred and fifty tributes are instructed by four priests of our Society, aided by two brethren.

Residence of Bohol

Only this island of Bohol, which is forty leguas in circumference, and the islet of Bacacay belong to the king, our sovereign, in all the territory in charge of the Society.  The Society has likewise charge of the islet of Panglao and that of Siquior, or Isla de Fuegos ["Island of Fires"].  This residence includes the following villages and their churches.

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