This small town with the primitive name of Telbang was mentioned in the Acts of the Dominican Provincial Chapter of 1614. it was made and independent vicariate in 1668 when a resident pastor was assigned to it. In 1700, it was made a part of Malungay, now Bayambang. In 1764, during the infamous rebellion of “Palaris”, the town was razed by the advancing Royal Troops of Governor General Simon de Anda y Salazar. It reappeared later as Bautista in 1900.
Monday, February 18, 2008
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