Me and My Great Grand Father who died long ago (4 August 1949) have a conversation. 

Part 1: (He morph into younger one) He told me He was born in 1867, in Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines, his father, Don Ramón Venancio Blanco y Escobar, was 50 and his mother, Margarita dela Rosa Ronquillo, was 26. 

He shares me that he is a casanova of the town. and I scold him that he is too much! 

We shared laugh! he share that He is the a son of an English Translator and Profesor de englis of Escuela Bellas Artes de Manila. He knows some of Language 

Giacomo Scasa Bianco was born in 1779 in Cervo, Imperia, Liguria, Italy, to Francesco Bianco and Maria Ana Scasa, both natives of the same town. He later became a naturalized Spanish citizen and adopted the name Santiago Blanco. 

He has a father named Francesco Bianco, married to Maria Scasa and he has also little sister, both from Cervo and Imperia in Liguria, Italy. 

At the time, he was 36 years old and worked as a merchant ("comerciante"). The notary, Don Lorenzo Garello, stated he had known Santiago since the latter was 26 years old, indicating that Santiago had been in Manila since at least 1805. 

On December 20, 1815, he married Josefa Escobar at Quiapo Church (Parroquia de San Juan Bautista). 

They had 11 children - 7 boys and 4 girls:

Ramon Venancio (1817)

Francisco (1820)

Felipe Santiago (1822)

Manuel (1824)

Antonio

Juan (1832)

Pedro

Josefa

Maria

Catalina

Carmen Sabina (1838) 

Ramon Venancio Escobar Blanco - eldest son of Santiago Blanco and Josefa Escobar

He was baptized in Quiapo, suburb of Manila on May 17, 1817

At 40 , he was an English professor and served the Escuela Bellas Artes (School of Arts and Crafts) for 9 years. He was granted compensation for his services (Pesos 690 per year) by the Superior Government of Spain until the age of 80 (1897) To be able to speak English during the Spanish time, he must have studied abroad, possibly in Europe. This could be an indication that the Escobar-Blancos of Quiapo Manila lived comfortably and have the means to send their first born aboard.

It is also possible that he learned English from foreign merchants, since his father, Santiago, was a merchant himself. It can be noted that Americans have started trading with Manila even before their coming in 1898.

Brother to: Francisco Victor, Felipe, Manuel, Antonio, Juan, Pedro, Josefa, Maria, Catalina and Carmen Escobar Blanco-Barretto 

Bienvenido Ronquillo Blanco was born in 1867, in Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines as the son of Don Ramón Venancio Blanco y Escobar and Margarita dela Rosa Ronquillo. 

He has possible a linguistic skills since his father Ramon Venancio was a professor before.

He told me that his grandfather was Don Giacomo Escasa Bianco, He was born in 1779, in Cervo, Imperia, Liguria, Italy as the son of Don Francesco Bianco and Doña Maria Escasa. He married Doña Josefa Escobar y de los Santos on 20 December 1815, in Quiapo, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines. They were the parents of at least 7 sons and 4 daughters. He died in 1845, in his hometown, at the age of 66. His grandfather was a naturalized spanish, from Giacomo Bianco to Santiago Blanco 

Part 2: He morph into a 40 to 50s year old. He share that he is the deputy governor of Agusan in gibung district and umayan district and President of Lianga in the year 1910 to 1912. 

He invites the indigenous people of agusan to go to manila and benchmark some architectural structure and some ideas to use in their town. 

He emphasizes that they need to benchmark in order to help their town to become progressive. 

Then they return to their town. 

He observes the progress of the town of Umayan District in the province of Agusan 

He went to the town of Lianga as the president. He enjoys going to the sea. 

Some accounts, they called him Senior Blanco. They tell what are the people of Lianga, and he tells them on how he can help. 

He and his friend Catalino Moreno signed a notarial record. check the pictures below for the actual document. 

He shared a lot about his political aspect of his life. 

Part 3: (Morph back to his older version) He share that he is contented to his life together with his 3 daughter at Misamis Occidental. 

He tells me that he is proud to his children and grand childrens.