Central Luzon State University

College of Engneering
Bachelor of Science in Informatiom Technology

SOCSCI 1100
Historiography of Bayuga Street, Poblacion East

Submitted by:
Dela Cruz, Ville Diane
Musni, Tresha
Ladores, Rez Alexis
Santos, Francine Antonette C.
Tecson, Jolene
BSIT 1-4

Submitted to:
Mrs. Belle Villaver
 Introduction

People expand their interest to study the further something interesting and easily to
understand and relate with. But there has a lack of interest about the fields of history to
attempting to study the growth and development of a local history. In this way through
search of information and knowledge on what happen, what is happening and what will
happen their surroundings. We find out if what happen when we invade of the colony, what
way they doing to survive and what way to achieve the freedom of the Filipinos.

Local studies do not only cover the local history and the past, and also include the
present and the future information about the locality. The local studies cover local
environment in all its aspects, and term of all human activity within the that environment,
past, present, and future. (Malolos 2018) The approaches on local history changed through
time. The local history before, is limited only the three approaches.

Poblacion East is the one of the Barangays in the municipality of Science City of
Muñoz. In which the total land area is 679,927 and 67.99 hectares and 2000 population.
And the Filipinos who live in these barangay is so hardworking and all of them is a business
minded even its all about the agriculture in which it is the one of the source of their income.
And the way they communicate

We need to know if what happen in this barangay. While the concept of

information, specifically local studies, change from time to time, the concept of treating
these information changes as well, not only libraries are involved in this paradigm shift but
also other institution such as documentation, and later on the local studies center.
 History

Barangay Poblacion East is part of the city during the time of the Americans,
because the center of the city is at the north and the dividing of the city is not yet present.
During the time of the Spaniards, Barangay Poblacion East is part of San Juan de Guimba
(Guimba). On 1913, Munoz was separated with Guimba until it became a city.

In accordance of Republic Act 3598 of 1958, the 37 barangays were established but
only 33 was proclaimed as legal, Poblacion East was one of the 4 barangays that was not
proclaimed.

Vicente Mendoza was the first Tenyente Del Barrio and was followed by Manuel
Rodriguez Sr. . Barangay Hall was still not yet established until the term of Abraham
Tobias. They will visit each house of the citizen for them to get informed if there are any
announcements from the barangay captain. During his reign, the traditions in this barangay
are still present, the “pabasa” every Lenten, wherein the people of the barangay brings food
for them to share it to everyone. Jose A. Tomas was the fourth elected barangay captain,
during his term, he established a Day Care for the children of the barangay, also, SK or
Sangguniang Kabataan was formed. Little by litte, Barangay Poblacion East became
industrious

The fifth elected barangay captain was Elisa T. Lazaro, she was elected for 5years.
This is the time where barangay hall was built, it is now located at Purok Bagong-Anyo.
The next elected barangay captain was Nelson V. Cargamento, during his reign, they built
a waiting shed in front of the barangay hall, the street lights were added in th barangay, and
also the barangay now have a multi cab, this was all donated by Congressman Joseph
Violago and Governor Aurelio Umali.
 Dr. Edmond F. Balmeo led the barangay from 2010-2013. During his reign, together
with the Sangguniang Kabataan, they managed to implement a free internet project. Dr.
Edmond F. Balmeo run his candidacy for city councilor, Elisa T. Lazaro became the
barangay captain or the officer in charge. On October 2013, another election was held, Jay
T. Viloria was elected as the new barangay captain of Poblacion East until the present.

As the years go by, Barangay Poblacion East are having a huge change, there are a lot
of commercial establishments built in it, they also built Habitat Building wherein all the
occasions of the barangay are held. Solar light are now also present in this barangay, they
now also have recreation facilities located at Tomas Subdivision or Purok Kaunalaran.
 RRL

Every city or country hold different story to be told they might be bigger and greater
or just plain and simple but still its our history to uphold. History is a visit to the past, a
passage, it is also the stepping stone of the future because history is where it all began.
History can significe a lot of things like what we can learn from our past mistakes, to start
a new and better life, free from any problem. There are a lot of important event that happen
way back before that we need to learn from. Some people might ask why do we need to
know our history, this question often occur to the new generatin. Because people now a
days do not have the same mind set like before, that give importance to our history.
Historian contribute a lot of things in this industry and they do it by writting their own
context of history. Through the document they have written we can learn and understand
our past. We can improve things or change it in order to prevent the bad things that happens
before. We can learn from our previous mistakes and use it as our own advantage in the
future.
Munoz possess a interesting history same with other places. Actually munoz start from
a small sitio that is served as an annexed of a barrio of San Juan de Guimba municipality
them become a barrio. Through the years past munoz continued to attract more settlers.
More barrio were established and were name by the citizen based on their liking then later
make munoz a town. It did not stop there, upon the recommendation of the Provincial
Board of Nueva Ecija during that time which was then headed by Governor Isauro
Gabaldon and pursuant to the provisions of an Act numbered 1748 entitled "An Act
authorizing the adjustment of provincial and municipal boundaries" and the 23
municipalities of Nueva Ecija at that time was increased to 24 towns by virtue of Executive
Order No. 72 dated October 28, 1912, signed and issued by the Government of the
Philippine Islands Executive Bureau under the then Acting Governor-General Newton W.
Gilbert. This new independent municipality contain three barrios and eight sitios.
 Survey Report

Survey research is a quantitative approach that features the use of self-report measures
on carefully selected samples. It is a flexible approach that can be used to study a wide
variety of basic and applied research questions.
Surveys represent one of the most common types of quantitative, socialscience research. I
n survey research, the researcher selects a sample of respondents from a population and
administers a standardized questionnaire to them. The questionnaire, or survey, can be a
written document that is completed by the person or a group by being surveyed, questioned,
a face to face interview, or a media interview. Using surveys, it is possible to collect data
from large or small populations. The type of survey that we are using is instrumentation
survey composed of Interviews and questionnaire. As we conduct this research, we
interviewed different persons at age of above 60 years old and living at Poblacion East
Bayuga St. Science City of Munoz. Follow-up questions can be asked; provide better
understanding of the answers of the respondents. Our goal is to know what the old cultures
in that barangay are, what are the earliest establishments built, and what significant events
was held in this place.

Here are the questions:

1. How long have you been living here at Poblacion East Bayuga St. Science city of
Munoz?
2. Are you a citizen at Poblacion East Bayuga St.? If not, what year did you moved?
3. Do you know any significant events about this place that has been memorable?
4. Do you know any old establishment that still exists?
5. Are you familiar in any cultural practices in this community? What are those? Are
they still existing?
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