Andang was an Aeta man listed to have been 45 years old. He lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Andia was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Alfonso Barbago was an Aeta boy around six years old who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was skilled with a bow and arrow and shot sparrows while in St. Louis under orders from the president of the Philippine Exposition Board.
Basilio was an Aeta man from Mariveles, Bataan listed in various sources to have been between 25-45 years old. He died on April 3, 1904 from pneumonia shortly after arriving in St. Louis. He left behind a wife and daughter, who were with him at the World’s Fair. He is buried in St. Louis at Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Basilio was an Aeta woman from Mariveles, Bataan who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation. She was only referred to as Mrs. Basilio in newspaper accounts, and her actual name is unknown. She traveled with her husband Basilio to St. Louis. She also gave birth to a daughter during the fair.
The daughter of Basilio and his wife was unnamed. She was born during the 1904 World’s Fair.
Bihinang was an Aeta woman from Mariveles, Bataan listed to be 22 years old. She was the daughter of De Jergey de Sibia in Lilimbin. She traveled to St. Louis with her husband Sayas and lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation. They were photographed together by Jessie Tarbox Beals. She gave birth to Louisa Francis Bihinang during the World’s Fair on April 12, 1904.
Louisa Francis Bihinang was an Aeta baby born on April 12, 1904 during the World’s Fair. Her parents were Bihinang and Sayas. She was named after the city of St. Louis, the president of the World’s Fair (David R. Francis), and her mother (Bihinang). She died 10 days later on April 22, 1904 from inanition. She is buried at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis under the name Ninita.
Carmen was an Aeta girl who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Claro was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Falayay was a young man around 25 years old. He was likely an Aeta, but his ethnic group is unconfirmed. He died shortly after arriving in St. Louis on March 28, 1904. He is buried at Calvary Cemetery in St. Louis.
Filomena was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Humalin was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Iamot was an Aeta man listed to have been the “Capitan” of the tribe. He lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ibag was an Aeta man from Mariveles, Bataan listed to have been 50 years old. He lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was photographed by Dean Worcester in the Philippines prior to the 1904 World’s Fair.
Jorge was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Jose was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Juan was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Kamahian was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Kario was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Kika was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Kiko was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Luisa was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ninoy was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Marisa was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Quintero Mendoza was an Aeta man who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Valeriano Mendoza Soriano was an Aeta man who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Miliong was an Aeta boy listed to have been eight years old who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Onda was an Aeta boy who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Polonia was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito 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.
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.
Pedro Semilla was an Aeta man who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.
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.
Toyang was an Aeta who lived in the Negrito Village on the Philippine Reservation.