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    Gregoria De Jesus was born in 1875 in Caloocan, Manila. She was the wife of Andres Bonifacio and became the keeper of secret Katipunan documents after his death in 1897. According to her account, the First Cry of Balintawak occurred on August 25, 1896 near Caloocan. She joined Bonifacio in the mountains after Spanish soldiers sought to arrest her in August 1896. The Katipunan's activities had spread widely in the Philippines by that point. When its existence was discovered and members arrested, Gregoria fled her parents' home at 11pm through rice fields to avoid her own arrest, intending to return to Manila.

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    Gregoria De Jesus was born in 1875 in Caloocan, Manila. She was the wife of Andres Bonifacio and became the keeper of secret Katipunan documents after his death in 1897. According to her account, the First Cry of Balintawak occurred on August 25, 1896 near Caloocan. She joined Bonifacio in the mountains after Spanish soldiers sought to arrest her in August 1896. The Katipunan's activities had spread widely in the Philippines by that point. When its existence was discovered and members arrested, Gregoria fled her parents' home at 11pm through rice fields to avoid her own arrest, intending to return to Manila.

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    Gregoria De Jesus was born in 1875 in Caloocan, Manila. She was the wife of Andres Bonifacio and became the keeper of secret Katipunan documents after his death in 1897. According to her account, the First Cry of Balintawak occurred on August 25, 1896 near Caloocan. She joined Bonifacio in the mountains after Spanish soldiers sought to arrest her in August 1896. The Katipunan's activities had spread widely in the Philippines by that point. When its existence was discovered and members arrested, Gregoria fled her parents' home at 11pm through rice fields to avoid her own arrest, intending to return to Manila.

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    GREGORIA Oriang

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    Gregoria De Jesus was born in 1875 in Caloocan, Manila. She was the wife of Andres Bonifacio and became the keeper of secret Katipunan documents after his death in 1897. According to her account, the First Cry of Balintawak occurred on August 25, 1896 near Caloocan. She joined Bonifacio in the mountains after Spanish soldiers sought to arrest her in August 1896. The Katipunan's activities had spread widely in the Philippines by that point. When its existence was discovered and members arrested, Gregoria fled her parents' home at 11pm through rice fields to avoid her own arrest, intending to return to Manila.

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    GREGORIA DE JESUS

    BORN: May 9, 1875 in Caloocan, Manila


    DIED: March 15, 1943 (Aged 67)
    SPOUSE(S): Andres Bonifacio
    (m, 1893. wid, 1897)
    Julio Nakpil
    (m, 1898. wid, 1943)
    MOTHER: Baltazara Alvarez Francisco
    FATHER: Nicolas De Jesus
    Gregoria De Jesus Version of the First “Cry”

    • This Version was written by no other than the “Lakambini of


    the Katipunan” and wife of Andres Bonifacio, Gregoria De
    Jesus.
    • She became the keeper of the secret documents of the
    Katipunan.
    • August 1896, Spanish Soldiers wanted to arrest Gregoria De
    Jesus.
    • She joined her husband in the mountains and shared
    adversities with him. In her account, the First Cry happened
    near Caloocan on August 25, 1896.
    “The activities of the katipunan had reached nearly all
    the corners of the Philippine Archipelago, so that when its
    existence was discovered and some of the members
    arrested, we immediately returned to Caloocan.”
    “ I was with my parents. through my friends, I learned
    that the spanish were coming to arrest me.Immediately, I
    fled town at eleven o'clock at night, secretly going through
    the rice fields to La Lorna, with the intention of returning to
    Manila. I was treated like an Apparition.”

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