Consolacion Agudo was part of the Visayan group from the Visayas region who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Carlos Arana was part of the Visayan group from the Visayas region who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Consuelo Asuncion was a Visayan-Tagalog baby born during the World’s Fair on September 12, 1904. Her parents were Salud Funcion and Dionicio Asuncion.
Aurelio Avellar was part of the Visayan group from the Visayas region who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Guillermo Baylen was part of the Visayan group from the Visayas region who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Feliciana Belarmino lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Daniel Belvis lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Francisco Berlin lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Flotilda Blanco was a Visayan woman from the central Philippines who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. She was a weaver and spoke English and Spanish. She was reported to have said that she wanted to stay in the United States, but whether she actually did remains unconfirmed.
Macario Candelaria lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Agapito Castro lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Juan Conjugacion lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Emilio Constantino lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pedro Coronel lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Juan de la Cruz was a Visayan dwarf from Panay who traveled to St. Louis with his sister Martina de la Cruz. They had performed extensively prior to the 1904 World’s Fair.
Martina de la Cruz was a Visayan dwarf from Panay who traveled to St. Louis with her brother Juan de la Cruz. They had performed extensively prior to the 1904 World’s Fair.
Emiliana Dayro lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Juan Deloso was a Visayan man from Iloilo around 43 years old. He was the director of the orchestra and lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Leon Dolor lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maria Dolores was a Visayan baby born during the World’s Fair on September 17, 1904. She was the daughter of Escolastica Flores and Juan Dolores.
Rosa Estores lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Escolastica Flores was a Visayan woman who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. She gave birth to Maria Dolores during the World’s Fair on September 17, 1904. She was the wife of Juan Dolores, a member of the Philippine Constabulary, who did not travel to St. Louis.
Fortunato Franco was a Visayan man who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was Aurelia Orman’s husband and father to their daughter, born during the World’s Fair.
Jose Franco lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Luisa Franco lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Salud Franco lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Salud Funcion was a Visayan woman from Iloilo around 18 years old. On the ship to the United States she met and fell in love with Dionicio Asuncion. They were married at the Visayan church on the World’s Fair grounds. She is the mother of Consuelo Asuncion, who was born during the World’s Fair. She lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Silvestre Gordoncillo lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sisto Granfel lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Fortunata Gregorio lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Graciana Gregorio lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Vicente Gregorio lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Marciana Huerbana lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ignacio Jardinico lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Baldomera Javier lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Fructuoso Jimenez lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Andres Ponce de Leon lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Andres Linqueco lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Eleuteria Linqueco lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maria de la Paz Linqueco lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Teresa Lopez lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sinforosa Lumugdan was a Visayan woman who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. She gave birth to Louisa Francis Silva during the World’s Fair on July 6, 1904. She was Ruperto Silva’s wife.
Felipe Macabinta lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Filemon Magbuana lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Josefina Maquiling lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ceferino Maranon lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Quintin Maranon lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Francisca Marsan lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Ruperto Martinez was a Visayan man who lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation. He was an actor in the village theater.
Benedicta Maying lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Saturnina Maysing lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Crispina Molinas lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Eufemia Montana lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Arcadia Montero lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Jose Monteyro lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Albina Mosquera lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Rita Obseman lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Epifanio Octaviano lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Pantaleon Octaviano lived in the Visayan 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.
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.
Genoveva Palma lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Sisto Palma lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maria de la Paz lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Mansueto Perez lived in the Visayan 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.
Sofia Secreto lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Romualdo Sejub lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
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.
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.
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.
Ciriaca Sultania lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tomas Superio lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Maria Tiquin lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Tomas Torres lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Rosendo Velasquez lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Julian Villanueva lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Elias Yosay lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.
Encarnacion Yulo lived in the Visayan Village on the Philippine Reservation.