Ogoy was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ominen was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Onda was an Aeta boy who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Oracco was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Aurelia Ormas was a Visayan woman who gave birth to a baby girl on July 14, 1904. The baby’s name is unknown. She was married to a Visayan man named Fortunato Franco and lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Aurelia Ormas’ daughter was born on July 14, 1904 in the Visayan Village. Her father was Fortunato Franco. Her name is unknown, but may have been Francisca.
Francisca Ormas lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ormo was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Clothilde Jiz de Ortega lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Natividad Jiz de Ortega lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Vicente Jiz de Ortega lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ignacia Osano was a Visayan woman who came to St. Louis under an assumed name. She later revealed her real name prior to her wedding ceremony. She married Emilio Sornillo during the World’s Fair on October 16, 1904. She lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation and was a weaver and hatmaker.
Andreas Ortaga was a friend of Rufus May. In March 1904, they went to a tailor shop together to purchase American clothing. While Ortaga was being fitted for a suit, May attempted to steal a pair of trousers. He was most likely a carpenter since this took place prior to the other groups arriving. (St. Louis Post Dispatch, March 12, 1904)
Ossey was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Padagueg was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province listed to have been 18 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Paguin, also known as Pagiyen, was a Kankanaey Igorot man from Suyoc, Benguet who was listed to have been between 32-34 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pagunyan was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Santiago Palad was an 18-year-old Bagobo man from Davao del Sur. He lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation. When he returned home after a number of years in America, he was unrecognizable to his family. (See sources: Palad, Susan)
Genoveva Palma lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sisto Palma lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Paloay was part of the Tingguian or Itneg tribe from Northern Luzon, referred to as Tinguianes at the 1904 World’s Fair, who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Panero was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pangamy was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pangao was part of the Tingguian or Itneg tribe from Northern Luzon, referred to as Tinguianes at the 1904 World’s Fair, who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Crispulo Patajo was a second lieutenant in the Philippine Scouts.
Maria de la Paz lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pedro was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pepe Betuagan, also known as Pedro, was a Suyoc Igorot man listed to have been 16 years old, but was likely closer to 22 years old. He was Tugmina’s husband, who traveled with him to St. Louis. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation. (See sources: Buangan, Antonio S.)
Pelo was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Mansueto Perez lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pig was a Kankanaey Igorot man from Suyoc, Benguet who was listed to have been 22 years old, but was likely closer to 30 years old. He was Sendican’s husband, who traveled with him to St. Louis. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation. He died around 1928. (See sources: Buangan, Antonio S.)
Pinmaing was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province listed to have been 18 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pitilan was a Meranao sultan from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. He lived in the Lake Lanao Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Polican was a Kankanaey Igorot man from Suyoc, Benguet who was listed to have been 22 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation. He died in 1960. (See sources: Buangan, Antonio S.)
Polonia was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ponchad was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province listed to have been 22 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pulasen was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Apolonio Quesada lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Fernando Ramirez lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maria Ramirez was a Visayan woman from Iloilo who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. She was Teresa Ramirez’s sister.
Teresa Ramirez was a Visayan teenager from Iloilo around 16 years old. She lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation and was photographed by Jessie Tarbox Beals. She objected to being labeled a savage in the Fair’s official pamphlet and wrote a letter of protest to the Chief of Publicity. She also refused to go to the school in the Philippine Village.
Remon was a Moro man from Mindanao. It is not known whether he was part of the Samal or Lake Lanao Moro group. He was photographed by Jessie Tarbox Beals.
Rsacla was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Rufina was an Igorot from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Rufino was an Aeta man who lived in the Negrito Village during the World’s Fair. He was photographed by Jessie Tarbox Beals.
Sabong was a Mangyan man from Mindoro. He lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sabyan was an Igorot from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sadipan was an Igorot from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sagued was an Igorot from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sagumbar was a Meranao girl around 10 years old from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. She lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sala was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Salalia was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ibay, also known as Salayaw, was a Mangyan man from Mindoro around 21 years old. He died from pneumonia shortly after arriving in St. Louis on March 28, 1904. He is buried in St. Louis at Calvary Cemetery.
Saledoain was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Samper was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sampili was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Samsia was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sarangban was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sardini was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sayas, or Zayas, was an Aeta man from Mariveles, Bataan listed to have been 23 years old. He lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was Bihinang’s husband and Louisa Francis Bihinang’s father.
Sebia was an Aeta woman listed to have been 45 years old. She traveled to St. Louis with her son Emilio. She lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sebilla was an Igorot woman from Bontoc, Mountain Province listed to be 20 years old. She lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation. She and her husband Apoguet gave birth to a boy in St. Louis on November 6, 1904 during the fair.
Sofia Secreto lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Romualdo Sejub lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Semey was an Igorot woman from Bontoc, Mountain Province listed to have been 19 years old. She lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pedro Semilla was an Aeta man who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sendican, also known as Lub-eg, was a Kankanaey Igorot woman from Suyoc, Benguet listed to have been 17 years old, but was likely closer to 26 years old. She was Pig’s wife and Buli-e and Dang-usan’s sister. She lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation. She died in 1945 and did not have any descendants. (See sources: Buangan, Antonio S.)
Pablo Sequito lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Emilio Sornillo was a Visayan man who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. He married Ignacia Osano during the World’s Fair on October 16, 1904. They were married at the village church.
Silvestre Sigre lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Fernando Silva lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Louisa Francis Silva was a Visayan baby was born during the World’s Fair on July 6, 1904. Her mother was Sinforosa Lumugdan. She was named after her father, Ruperto Silva, and World’s Fair president David R. Francis.
Ruperto Silva was a Visayan man who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was Sinforosa Lumugdan’s husband and Louisa Francis Silva’s father, who was born during the World’s Fair.
Process Silva lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Saturnina Silva lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Gervacio Simeras lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ignacio Sindico lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Singwa was a Kankanaey Igorot boy from Suyoc, Benguet listed to have been six years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation and was photographed by Jessie Tarbox Beals. He picked up English quickly and drew caricatures of World’s Fair visitors as souvenirs. He died in 1968. (See sources: Buangan, Antonio S.)
Sinhigan was a Mangyan man from Mindoro. He lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Rufino Siuagan lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Leoncio Sobo lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Jose Sobremesana lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Soecag was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Songhalli was a Moro sultan from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. He lived in the Lake Lanao Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Coureygon Songhalli was a Meranao woman around 16 years old from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. She and Datu Asume fell in love on the ship to the United States, and they married during the World’s Fair. She lived in the Lake Lanao Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Vivencio Sossa was a Visayan man around 20 years old. He lived in the Visayan Village and was a woodcarver. He carved a bust of Jose Rizal during the World’s Fair and later those of George Washington, Napoleon, McKinley, and David R. Francis.
Soyam was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sudong was a Kankanaey Igorot man from Suyoc, Benguet listed to be 18 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ciriaca Sultania lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sumdude was a Meranao man from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. He lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation and was reported to have been a star track and field athlete.
Sumlia was a Samal woman from Zamboanga. She lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation. She was Tapsin’s wife.
Sungud was a Meranao sultan from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. He lived in the Lake Lanao Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was Peplon’s brother, who died during the fair. When Peplon’s body was not returned with the rest of the group, Sultan Sungud demanded he be repatriated in 1905.
Tomas Superio lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Suyon was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation. In between performing dances, he would read newspapers to learn English. He was also reported to have been a skilled sipa player. He died during the World’s Fair on July 15, 1904 from pneumonia at age 30. His brain is preserved in the Smithsonian.
Tabac was a Samal girl around 10 years old from Mindanao. She may have been adopted by the Wentz family in Baltimore, but this is unconfirmed.
Taguiay was part of the Tingguian or Itneg tribe from Northern Luzon, referred to as Tinguianes at the 1904 World’s Fair, who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tomas Talima was a Bagobo man from the southeast coast of Mindanao. He lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Julian Tamayo was a Bagobo man from the southeast coast of Mindanao. He lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tandua was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tapsin was a Samal man who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was Sumlia’s husband.
Talib was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Temon was a Meranao man from the Lake Lanao area of Mindanao. He lived in the Lake Lanao Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was noted for his skill in shot put during track and field games.
Teresa was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tiberio was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tili was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tidloy was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tingi was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maria Tiquin lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Toker was a member of the Meranao tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Lake Lanao Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maximo Torreno was a Bagobo man from the southeast coast of Mindanao. He lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tomas Torres lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Toyang was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Isidoro Tuason was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province listed to have been 27 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tuckyam was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tugmina was a Kankanaey Igorot woman from Suyoc, Benguet listed to have been 17 years old. She lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation and was a weaver. She was photographed by Jessie Tarbox Beals. She was Pepe Betuagan’s wife, who traveled with her to St. Louis. A white American man named John Harding fell in love with her during the fair. She died around 1914. (See sources: Buangan, Antonio S.)
Uby was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ucat was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Antonio Ulano was a Bagobo man from the southeast coast of Mindanao. He lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ulasim was part of the Tingguian or Itneg tribe from Northern Luzon, referred to as Tinguianes at the 1904 World’s Fair, who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ramon Untas was a Bagobo man from the southeast coast of Mindanao listed to have been 20 years old. He lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Paula Unsay was a Bagobo woman from the southeast coast of Mindanao. She lived in the Bagobo Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Utingni was a Kankanaey Igorot man from Suyoc, Benguet listed to have been 22 years old. He lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Valen was part of the Tingguian or Itneg tribe from Northern Luzon, referred to as Tinguianes at the 1904 World’s Fair, who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Rosendo Velasquez lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Mariano Virlano was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who died during the World’s Fair on May 6, 1904 around 28 years old. His burial place is unknown.
Julian Villanueva lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ybiogan was part of the Tingguian or Itneg tribe from Northern Luzon, referred to as Tinguianes at the 1904 World’s Fair, who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Iman Ylali was a member of the Samal tribe from Mindanao who lived in the Samal Moro Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ynis was an Igorot man from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Elias Yosay lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ytitan was an Igorot from Bontoc, Mountain Province who lived in the Igorot Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Encarnacion Yulo lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pilar Zamora was a schoolteacher from Manila who traveled to St. Louis to teach English at the Model School in the Philippine Village with co-teacher Antonio Estudillo. After Antonio died, she was the sole teacher. She was educated in a Spanish convent and was formerly a principal at a school in the Philippines.