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and the engineer’s name were mentioned by Ramon Quisumbing in an actual interview on June 11, 2005.

              ⁷⁸Ibid.

              ⁷⁹Ibid.; author’s recollections.

              ⁸⁰Ibid.

              ⁸¹Ibid. The delegates and this author attending the 5^th National Conference on Regional/Local History sponsored by Mindanao State University-Iligan Institute of Technology in cooperation with Iligan Historical and Cultural Foundation, Inc. toured this hydroelectric plant in 1982.

              ⁸²Geoffrey G. Salgado, “The National Power Corporation and the Growth of Iligan as an Industrial City in the South (1963-1977),” The Journal of History XXXII (1 and 2) and XXXIII (1 and 2): 162-179 (January-December, 1987 and January-December, 1988).

              ^83”The Quisumbing Clan,” loc. cit.

              ⁸⁴Office of UP Alumni Relations, loc. cit.

              ⁸⁵Corrales-Quisumbing Genealogy in author’s files; see a picture of this extended family except Anecito Flores in Quisumbing, op. cit., p. 27.

              ⁸⁶Ibid., p. 52.

              ⁸⁷“The Quisumbing Clan,” pp. 3b-4a. Cf. this account with another version about Emilio, Jr., Ricardo and Alberto’s arrests and deaths in ibid., p. 53 ; as to Anecito’s death, ibid., p. 23.

              ⁸⁸A. Flores graduated from Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT) with a bachelor’s degree of mining engineering. He fought against the Japanese troops during World War II as a second lieutenant and became a prisoner of war (POW). See this information in Chuchi L. Constantino (publisher), Familia Corrales de Camiguin, 1863-2005, p. 47.

              ⁸⁹“The Quisumbing Clan,” loc. cit.

              ⁹⁰Ibid.; notes of Emilio Quisumbing, Sr. dated November 15, 1948 in Constantino, loc. cit.

              ⁹¹Emilio,  Jr.’s corpse enclosed in a varnished wooden casket was brought to Mambajao, Camiguin on November 15, 1948 from Bataan via Manila and Cagayan de Oro under military escort led by Captain Fernando Reyes, Infantry, Camp Evangelista, Cagayan de Oro in ibid.

              ⁹²“The Quisumbing Clan,” p. 4a; Jose R. Quisumbing, “Casa Corrales: A House History of Camiguing, 1918-2003,” Kinaadman XXVII (2005): 37-51.

              ⁹³Ibid.; ibid., p. 43; author’s recollections.

               ⁹⁴Information from former helpers of Casa Corrales.

              ⁹⁵“The Quisumbing Clan,” loc. cit.; J.R. Quisumbing, loc. cit.

              ⁹⁶Author’s recollections. See a picture of this house in L.R. Quisumbing, op. cit., p. 56. This house and the land of several hectares owned by the author’s mother were sold to the Jesuits for the construction of the Sacred Heart School for Boys in the 1960’s, see ibid., p. 58.

                    ⁹⁷Interview with Ernesto Madrona, one of his grandfather’s former engineering students and the present CIT Alumni Director, on October 28, 2004 and November 15, 2005 at his office, N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City. See his rare 1948 CIT Yearbook containing his grandfather’s name and his three pictures in the owner’s possession and the Xeroxed copies of the same in author’s possession.                   

              ⁹⁸“The Quisumbing Clan,” loc. cit.

              ⁹⁹Ibid. This shell collection is now stored for display in the author’s parental house in Quezon City.

              ¹⁰⁰Quisumbing family and author’s recollections. See a sample of this billing in the author’s possession.

              ¹⁰¹Author’s recollections.

              ¹⁰²Quisumbing family recollections.

    ¹⁰³L.R. Quisumbing, op. cit., p. 9; author’s recollections.

               ¹⁰⁴Corrales-Quisumbing Genealogy in author’s files; interviews with Ma. Soledad L. Verallo and Dr. Eduardo Q. Flores, author’s first degree cousins, by telephone on November 3-4, 2004^.

                                     ¹⁰⁵Author’s recollections. See a picture of his grandmother in Quisumbing,

op. cit., p. 53.

              ¹⁰⁶Interview with Antonio B. Quisumbing, the author’s uncle, on

November 4, 2004 in Cebu City;  author’s recollections. Angat Dam is presently a major source of water supply for Metro Manila residents.

              ¹⁰⁷Ibid.

              ¹⁰⁸Author’s recollections.

              ¹⁰⁹Ibid.

              ¹¹⁰Interview with Engr. Gabriel R. Quisumbing, author’s younger brother,

by telephone in November, 2004.

              ¹¹¹Quisumbing family recollections.

              ¹¹²Author’s recollections. See their cemented grave markers in this cemetery.

              ¹¹³See the land title incorporating this house in the owner’s possession.

              ¹¹⁴Reg Davis and Mona Lisa Steiner, Philippine Orchids (New York: the William Frederick Press, 1952), p. 62 for its black and white photo.  See its Xeroxed                            copy in the appendices. Also included is the colored photo of this orchid located in http://www.orchidspecies.com/bulbemiliorum.htm

              ¹¹⁵Ibid., p. 65. For the specific descriptions of this orchid, see ibid.,

  pp. 63 and 65; ibid.

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