My grandfather the late Vicente Dauz also came to the States in the late 1920s but went back to PI right before WWII. He passed away many years ago but I am sure he knew your father, perhaps buddies back then. Your father and my grandfather were probably in the same group of Tagudinians who came to the States at that time. They were probably the earliest groups of immigrants from Tagudin. -- Tagudinians Message Board brought to you by Seaside Park

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Date Posted: 07/23/04 5:55pm
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Subject: My grandfather the late Vicente Dauz also came to the States in the late 1920s but went back to PI right before WWII. He passed away many years ago but I am sure he knew your father, perhaps buddies back then. Your father and my grandfather were probably in the same group of Tagudinians who came to the States at that time. They were probably the earliest groups of immigrants from Tagudin.
In reply to: Michael Acosta 's message, "Marcelo P. Acosta" on 07/22/04 6:22am

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Thanks for the response -- Michael Acosta, 07/26/04 8:20pm

Thank you for the response and I look forward in viewing the pics. Any other pics of the main town and church would be nice also. Most likely , my father and your grandfather knew each other since I understand that Tagudin is not that very large. My father and his brother Serge came to the US and settled here. The oldest brother , Alfredo, came to the US, returned to Tagudin , then came back to the US and settled in New Jersey with my cousins. Unfortunately, my Uncle Serge and Uncle Alfredo were the only Acostas I knew since I was so young( age 7) when my father passed away. I know I have many cousins in Tagudin and know a few. I know they are kind, gentle, and quiet. All very nice qualities! (NT) -- Regards, Michael, 07/27/04 7:20pm

Hello Michael, I would soon update the About Tagudin Page at the Seaside Park Main Page to include recent photos as soon as I receive the photos from my relatives. I encourage you to go back. I am sure your relatives in Tagudin will be very happy to see you. Tagudin has changed since you last saw it but not a whole lot though. There also many beautiful islands to see in the Phil. I recommend not to stay too long in Manila since the other places are much more interesting. My grandfather also came to the US with some of his brothers and cousins. Some stayed and some went back. Thanks for sharing your family history. (NT) -- Moderator, 07/27/04 9:43pm

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