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1949-1951 BOOK OF BAPTISM OF SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH RECORDS IN JAMINDAN

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1949-1951 BOOK OF BAPTISM OF SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH RECORDS IN JAMINDAN

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The 1949-1951 Book of Baptism from San Sebastian Church in Jamindan is a hardbound record with about 92 pages, although eight pages are missing. The book’s cover is blue but faded, and the pages are yellowed, stained, torn, and have signs of insect damage. This baptismal register is historically important as the oldest record of baptisms in the parish, serving as proof of religious rites and essential for legal matters like citizenship and marriage. The book is kept under the care of the parish secretary and stored securely in a locked cabinet to protect it. Despite regular cleaning and inspection, ...
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KIPOT FALLS

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Kipot Falls is a 1.5-hectare natural site along the Kapungoy River between Brgy. Jaena Sur and Brgy. Agloloway in Jamindan, Capiz, known for its clear water, scenic beauty, and unique rock formation called “dalipi.” It is a favorite local destination for swimming, picnics, and even doing laundry, especially during summer. The name "Kipot" means "narrow," describing the area’s shape, and the water is about 20 feet deep, with small fish often seen. The site has long been used by locals for daily needs like bathing and fishing, and old tales of crocodiles were told to keep children from wandering alone. ...
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