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Barangay Dalig

Details: Thursday, 14 May 2015 - 3:57:40 PM

Barangay Officials

Ricardo M. Abaya	Punong Barangay
Gemma B. Aclan	Brgy.Kagawad
Clemente G. Villena	Brgy.Kagawad
Aleli R. Villena	Brgy.Kagawad
Carlito M. Abaya	Brgy.Kagawad
Jeffrey M. Babao	Brgy.Kagawad
Joselito D. Babao	Brgy.Kagawad
Victoria A. Castillo	Brgy.Kagawad
Sofia R. Villena	Brgy. Secretary
Filomena C. Gonzales	Brgy. Treasurer

Physical & Demographic Characteristics

Land Area (has)	:	227.5769
Population 2015 (PSA)	:	2,679
Classification		RURAL
Number of Purok/Sitios	:	7
Boundaries	:	North - San Pedro/Tinga South - Gulod Itaas West - Gulod Labac East - Dumantay

Other Information

1. Present official name of the barrio - - DALIG

2. Popular Name of The Barrio (Past And Present) - - DALIG

3. Original families

a. Policarpio Maderaso
b. Baltazar Bagon
c. Constancio Villena

4. Teniente del Barrio

Past:

a. Francisco Maderazo
b. Baltazw Bagon
c. Dalmacio Buenafe
d. Maximino Villena
e. Severo Maderazo
f. Leon Villena
g. Jucio Babao

5. Legend

The name of the barrio (DALIG) was derived from a body of water from a river nearby (Kawong River). The body of water was so deep and calm that the people of the place called it Dalig. This body of water was for a long time the source of water supply of the barrio folks.

6. Date of historical sites, structures and buildings

School buildings - The first school building was a nipa hut put up with the help of the barrio people in 1938 on the lot donated by Mr. Melecio Arceo, former Asst. Provincial Treasurer.

Next building was constructed during the term of Congressman N. Babao. This was dilapidated and demolished thru Municipal Bidding (1970). The present pre-fab school building (Marcos type) was put up in 1968.