Vicente Enriquez

• son of Vicente de Jesus Enriquez and Petrona Gatmaitan Sepulvida-Fernando
• studied at Ateneo
• joined the newly-formed Katipunan with his brother Anacleto on July 1892 in Manila
• was asked by Andres Bonifacio to go back to Bulacan to form a Katipunan group there, togeter with some others
• one of the founders of "Balangay Uliran"
• did not finish his career on Baccalaureate due to his involvement in revolts
• was under General Isidoro Torres, the lead commander of the revolution in Bulacan
• became a colonel on November 1, 1896
• helped in the accumulation of more members for the revolutionary movement
• together with his brother and Colonel Asuncion, created cartridges from gunpowder to use in shotguns
• was separated from his brother during a battle, that is why he avoided an early death

Tomas Estrella

• from Atlag, Malolos
• was stabbed in the neck and was one of the few survivors in the battle of San Rafael where he fought with General Anacleto Enriquez

Ramon de Leon

• lawyer
• became the member of Katipunan in Manila
• was one of the people ask by Bonifacio to spread Katipunan in Bulacan
• became the President of "Balangay Apuy" and the "Sangguniang Apuy" on Malolos in 1895
• at the time of the war he was imprisoned and was replaced by Gen. Isidoro Torres
• became the president of "Circulo Juvenil" in 1901
• became the first Municipal President of the towns of Malolos, Barasoain and Sta. Isabel.
• was exiled to Mindanao

Felipe Estrella

• a leader from Malolos, Bulacan
• became a member of "Lohia Kupang" of Masons in 1896
• became a delegate in the Tribunal Municipal of Malolos in 1895
• was exiled to Hong Kong
• became Maestrong Sebio's deputy and secretary in Kakarong
• led the battle in San Rafael against the Spaniards
• became the second-in-command of Gen. Isidoro Torres in Biyak-na-Bato
• was killed with 2,000 people in the Massacre in San Rafael
• died at the Battle of San Ildefonso, in December 1897

Ato Kingwa

Damaso Ponce y Sioson

• a Katipunan member from Baliwag, Bulacan
• was ordered to be exiled to Puerto Princessa, Palawan

Mariano Crisostomo

• was born on February 3, 1862
• son of Guillermo Crisostomo and Maria Lugo of Malolos, Bulacan
• obtained his early education in his hometown
• BA Degree from Collegio de San Juan de Letran
• Law Degree from University of Santo Tomas
• practiced law at his uncles office who happens to be M.H. del Pilar
• became a court clerk in Tondo
• became the judge of Barili, Cebu and also served as registrar of deeds in Misamis until the outbreak of the Revolution
• gave money to the La Solidaridad
• one of those who were able to witness the founding of Katipunan
• headed the local Katipunan Revolution
• was captured but freed after the Pact of Biak-na-Bato
• became the Provincial Fiscal of Bulacan
• founded the rebel periodical Plaridel, 1907 and the Agrarian League of Bulacan
• died on May 11, 1913

• a resident of Baliwag, Bulacan
• another Katipunan member in Bulacan who was exiled in Puerto Princessa, Palawan