Barangay Paiton

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Brief history of Barangay Paiton

Barangay Paiton was originally a "sitio" of barangay Bintana.  In the succeeding years, a tribal group known as "Subanens” settled in the area and owned a vast tract of land. Their leader was Datu Laras Angcap.

Datu Laras with the rest of the tribe roamed around their land and found out a creek with numerous fishes which they called “pait-pait."  The fish became a food source as Subano's viand. 

Sometime later, Datu Laras Angcap decided to call for a meeting to give a name to the place.  After presenting ideas and suggestions, a unanimous decision was arrived at.  The place would be called " PAITON" because of the large number of "pait-pait" fishes. The “TON" a sounded like a stone because the fishes lived under the stones.

Datu Laras Angcap became the first "Timoay" in the place. Settling disputes, arguments and misunderstanding became his obligation.   By virtue of his rank, he also officiated weddings. 

In 1952, the sitio became Barangay Paiton.  The first Tenyente del Barrio was Bernardino Cinco. Jose Vince followed in 1952-1957, Juanito F. (Danilo) in 1958-1964, Agripino N. Pedrosa in 1965-1972, Teodoro Talan in 1973-1989, Lucino Montuerto in 1990- 1992, Ebeneser B. Apao in 1993-2007 and Martin W. Mendoza from 2008 - up to the  time of this writing.

 

Barangay Officials

	Name	Position
	REMULTA, JUDIE MENDOZA	Punong Barangay
	ABAD, WILFREDA DIGNOS	Barangay Kagawad
	ANGCAP, DAISY OYAO	Barangay Kagawad
	SINTOS, RICHEL BETACHE	Barangay Kagawad
	TALAN, NESTOR RUBIO	Barangay Kagawad
	ODCHIGUE, VICTOR BAYLOSIS	Barangay Kagawad
	MENDOZA, MARTIN NAVARRO	Barangay Kagawad
	TALAN, EMELIANA LUZA	Barangay Kagawad
	TAMBOBOY, KHRIS SHANE MAE ALFORQUE	SK Chairman
	DOLINO, MERCEDES PEDROZA	Barangay Secretay
	BETACHE, QUINNIE CATAMCO	Barangay Treasurer

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