Consequently after the Muslim pillage, Banate was re-annexed to Dumangas, then became to a Visita of Barotac Nuevo until 1843, when it was declared again as an independent parish, with St. John the Baptist as its titular patron.
It later became a Visita of Barotac Nuevo until 1843, when it was declared again as an independent parish, with St. John the Baptist as its titular patron. Consequently after the Muslim pillage, Banate was re-annexed to Dumangas.
Consequently after the Muslim pillage, Banate was re-annexed to Dumangas. It later became a Visita of Barotac Nuevo until 1843, when it was declared again as an independent parish, with St. John the Baptist as its titular patron.
Consequently after the Muslim pillage, Banate was re-annexed to Dumangas. It later became a Visita of Barotac Nuevo until 1843, when it was declared again as an independent parish, with St. John the Baptist as its titular patron.