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Garcia, Mauro. ''Philippine Pseudonyms, Aliases, Pen Names, Pet Names, Screen Names, and Name Aberrations.'' Manila, Philippines: Bibliographical Society of the Philippines, 1965.
Garcia, Mauro. ''Philippine Pseudonyms, Aliases, Pen Names, Pet Names, Screen Names, and Name Aberrations.'' Manila, Philippines: Bibliographical Society of the Philippines, 1965.


Another Philippine naming custom is the Spanish practice of assigning a mother’s maiden name as her child’s middle name. Hence, the mother of a child named Bernardo Juarez de la Cruz may very well have the maiden name of Juarez. There are exceptions to this rule, but this custom may be very helpful as you trace family relationships. <br />
Another Philippine naming custom is the Spanish practice of assigning a mother’s maiden name as her child’s middle name. Hence, the mother of a child named Bernardo Juarez de la Cruz may very well have the maiden name of Juarez. There are exceptions to this rule, but this custom may be very helpful as you trace family relationships.
 
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