Appendix:Ilocano surnames

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This appendix of Ilocano surnames is meant to complement the contents of Category:Ilocano surnames. This will focus generally on surnames in Ilocano-speaking regions.

For the purposes of this page, the regions used to determine which surnames will be included here are Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Abra, Apayao, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino.

For information about surnames in the Philippines, see Appendix:Filipino surnames.

Note: While surnames are not generally written with diacritics (excluding the tilde in Ñ), surnames from Spanish or in Spanish orthography are marked with accents according to Spanish spelling rules for etymological and pronunciation purposes. Others may be marked with diacritics following Tagalog rules.

Background[edit]

Many surnames by Filipinos come from the Catálogo alfabético de apellidos by Governor-General Narciso Clavería in 1849, whose majority of it are Spanish surnames, but also includes may surnames from Basque, Catalan, Galician, Chinese, Philippine languages (Tagalog, Kapampangan, Cebuano) and some foreign languages. The degree of implementation of the Catálogo alfabético de apellidos varied by province, but it was strictly implemented across much of Ilocos Sur, resulting in many cities and towns having surnames of most locals beginning with the same letter (e.g. A in Vigan, G in Candon plus Banayoyo). Ilocano-language surnames which are in the Catálogo can be found at Category:Ilocano surnames in the Catálogo alfabético de apellidos.

In addition to names from Spanish and other Iberian languages, there are also many indigenous Ilocano surnames. Most of these surnames are concentrated in the Ilocano homeland. Only a few of them already existed before the Catálogo.

Indigenous surnames[edit]

Listed here are some Ilocano surnames which originate in the Ilocano language. Provided after each surname is their region of origin. Some of these surnames are more common outside of the Ilocos provinces due to historical migrations.

Foreign-origin surnames[edit]

Spanish[edit]

Basque[edit]

Chinese[edit]

Latin[edit]

Other Philippine languages[edit]

Most common[edit]

Below is a list of the 50 most common surnames in each of the Ilocano-majority provinces. Independent cities within the Ilocano area are also treated as province-level divisions. From west to east (Ilocos region, Cordillera, Cagayan Valley), from most to least populous province.

Rankings listed are from regional individual surname data by Forebears, a genealogical and personal name database.

By province and province-level division:

La Union[edit]

  1. Flores
  2. Valdez
  3. García
  4. Rivera
  5. Dulay
  6. Ramos
  7. Villanueva
  8. Córpuz
  9. Soriano
  10. Ducusin
  11. Bautista
  12. López
  13. Mendoza
  14. de Guzmán
  15. Acosta
  16. Nisperos
  17. Márquez
  18. Munar
  19. Peralta
  20. Padilla
  21. Sábado
  22. Boado
  23. dela Cruz
  24. Ancheta
  25. Aquino
  26. Fernández
  27. Fontanilla
  28. Pascua
  29. Mangaoang – Pangasinan
  30. Gálvez
  31. Estacio
  32. Abuan
  33. Cariño
  34. Reyes
  35. Dacanay
  36. Castillo
  37. Calica
  38. Apilado
  39. Sibayan
  40. Martínez
  41. Rimando
  42. Marzán
  43. Ramírez
  44. Gonzales
  45. Casuga
  46. Abubo
  47. Marzo
  48. Costales
  49. Catbagan
  50. Estrada

Ilocos Sur[edit]

  1. Valdez
  2. Savella
  3. Savellano
  4. Visario
  5. Ramos
  6. Castillo
  7. García
  8. Pascua
  9. dela Cruz
  10. Manzano
  11. Castillo
  12. Molina
  13. Cortez
  14. Aquino
  15. Córpuz
  16. Reyes
  17. López
  18. Peralta
  19. Mendoza
  20. Bautista
  21. Villanueva
  22. Acosta
  23. Rafanan
  24. Ramírez
  25. Fernández
  26. del Rosario
  27. Viloria
  28. Sánchez
  29. Castro
  30. Domingo
  31. Somera
  32. Ancheta
  33. Martínez
  34. Tolentino
  35. Guzmán
  36. Yádao
  37. Lazo
  38. Sábado
  39. Alcántara
  40. Velasco
  41. Navarro
  42. Javier
  43. Asunción
  44. Andaya
  45. Fabro
  46. Leal
  47. Piano
  48. Gorospe
  49. de Peralta
  50. de Guzmán
  51. Flores
  52. Llanes
  53. Jiménez
  54. Ragasa
  55. Javillonar
  56. Pablico
  57. Soliven
  58. Habon
  59. Arellano
  60. Pescador
  61. Tamayo
  62. Tejada
  63. Villegas
  64. Rosario
  65. Torres
  66. Madriaga
  67. Rivera
  68. Dasalla
  69. Antolin
  70. Gaoat
  71. Cardenas
  72. Gacusan
  73. Ponce
  74. Abalos
  75. Ines
  76. Antonio
  77. Arce
  78. Marquez
  79. Rabara
  80. Viernes
  81. Gonzales
  82. Abella
  83. Andres
  84. Orpilla
  85. Rapisura
  86. Paz
  87. Soriano
  88. Guerrero
  89. Escobar
  90. Barnachea
  91. Abaya
  92. Cabradilla
  93. Espiritu
  94. Gacutan
  95. Briones
  96. Salvador
  97. Supnet
  98. Valencia
  99. Lucero
  100. Almazan
  101. Lozano
  102. Lacasandile
  103. Manuel
  104. Aguilar

Ilocos Norte[edit]

  1. Domingo
  2. Ramos
  3. Córpuz
  4. Pascua
  5. Agustín
  6. Pascual
  7. dela Cruz
  8. García
  9. de la Cruz
  10. Asunción
  11. Andrés
  12. Manuel
  13. Castillo
  14. Tolentino
  15. Salvador
  16. Reyes
  17. Valdez
  18. Antonio
  19. Miguel
  20. Aguinaldo
  21. Pasión
  22. Fernández
  23. Agcaoili
  24. Ancheta
  25. Juan
  26. Agbayani
  27. Villanueva
  28. Coloma
  29. Duldúlao
  30. Lorenzo
  31. Bumanglág
  32. Bautista
  33. Guillermo
  34. Castro
  35. Ventura
  36. Rivera
  37. Bartolomé
  38. Ruiz
  39. Mateo
  40. Tomas
  41. Santiago
  42. Cariaga
  43. Viernes
  44. Ballesteros
  45. Martín
  46. Tamayo
  47. Dumlao
  48. Espiritu
  49. Aquino
  50. Gonzales

Isabela[edit]

Gaddang, Pangasinan or Tagalog surnames are explicitly marked.

  1. dela Cruz
  2. Domingo
  3. Ramos
  4. Valdez
  5. Pascua
  6. García
  7. Córpuz
  8. Bautista
  9. Agustín
  10. Salvador
  11. Pascual
  12. Reyes
  13. Castillo
  14. Soriano
  15. Manuel
  16. Santos
  17. Fernández
  18. Mendoza
  19. Andrés
  20. Antonio
  21. López
  22. Aquino
  23. Rivera
  24. Miguel
  25. Villanueva
  26. Santiago
  27. Mariano
  28. Asunción
  29. de Guzmán
  30. Acosta
  31. Ancheta
  32. Guzmán
  33. Flores
  34. Castro
  35. Baquiran – Gaddang
  36. Ramírez
  37. Tolentino
  38. Gonzales
  39. Bulan – Gaddang
  40. Martínez
  41. Bartolomé
  42. Baccay – Ibanag
  43. Agcaoili
  44. Márquez
  45. Viernes
  46. Velasco
  47. Juan
  48. Guillermo
  49. Martín
  50. Lucas

Cagayan[edit]

Ibanag surnames are explicitly marked.

  1. dela Cruz
  2. Ramos
  3. Domingo
  4. Soriano
  5. Córpuz
  6. Pascua
  7. García
  8. Agustín
  9. Antonio
  10. Pascual
  11. Asunción
  12. Narag – Ibanag
  13. Bautista
  14. Castillo
  15. Villanueva
  16. Pagulayan – Ibanag
  17. Manuel
  18. Reyes
  19. Guillermo
  20. Javier
  21. Castro
  22. Guzmán
  23. Salvador
  24. Aquino
  25. Pamittan – Ibanag
  26. Fernandez
  27. Taguinod – Ibanag
  28. Arellano
  29. Ancheta
  30. Molina
  31. de la Cruz
  32. Mabborang – Ibanag
  33. Mallillin – Ibanag
  34. Baccay – Ibanag
  35. Andrés
  36. Marcos
  37. Ramírez
  38. Dayag – Ibanag
  39. Tolentino
  40. de Leon
  41. Balisi – Ibanag
  42. delos Santos
  43. Danao
  44. Bangayan – Ibanag
  45. Miguel
  46. Viernes
  47. Agcaoili
  48. Peralta
  49. Malana – Ibanag
  50. Valdez

Nueva Vizcaya[edit]

Ibanag surnames are explicitly marked.

  1. dela Cruz
  2. Valdez
  3. Ramos
  4. García
  5. Fernandez
  6. Domingo
  7. Castillo
  8. Bautista
  9. Corpuz
  10. Dulnuan – Ifugao
  11. Pascua
  12. Reyes
  13. de Guzmán
  14. Acosta
  15. Mendoza
  16. López
  17. Aquino
  18. Rivera
  19. Flores
  20. Manuel
  21. Mariano
  22. Antonio
  23. Castro
  24. Soriano
  25. Villanueva
  26. Padilla
  27. Gonzales
  28. Bugtong – Kankanaey
  29. Vicente
  30. Santos
  31. Santiago
  32. Ancheta
  33. Tolentino
  34. Tayaban – Ifugao
  35. Martínez
  36. Pascual
  37. Velasco
  38. Márquez
  39. Andrés
  40. Ferrer
  41. Agustín
  42. Peralta
  43. Esteban
  44. Tomás
  45. Pérez
  46. Martín
  47. José
  48. Manzano
  49. Asunción
  50. Morales

Quirino[edit]

Ifugao surnames are explicitly marked.

  1. dela Cruz
  2. Ramos
  3. Domingo
  4. Dulnuan – Ifugao
  5. Valdez
  6. Córpuz
  7. Salvador
  8. García
  9. Pascual
  10. Fernández
  11. Pascua
  12. Castillo
  13. Agustín
  14. Santos
  15. Manuel
  16. Ancheta
  17. Aquino
  18. Guillermo
  19. Bautista
  20. Miguel
  21. Antonio
  22. Rivera
  23. Viernes
  24. Soriano
  25. Villanueva
  26. Ignacio
  27. Reyes
  28. Andrés
  29. López
  30. de Guzmán
  31. Santiago
  32. Asunción
  33. Mendoza
  34. Mariano
  35. Acosta
  36. Márquez
  37. Ballesteros
  38. Gonzales
  39. Pumihic – Ifugao
  40. Tayaban – Ifugao
  41. Pagadúan
  42. Martínez
  43. Flores
  44. Manzano
  45. Abad
  46. Sábado
  47. Espíritu
  48. Ventura
  49. Binwag – Ifugao
  50. Pugong – Ifugao

Santiago City[edit]

Gaddang and Ibanag surnames are explicitly marked.

  1. dela Cruz
  2. Domingo
  3. Ramos
  4. García
  5. Córpuz
  6. Valdez
  7. Santos
  8. Pascua
  9. Tolentino
  10. Pascual
  11. Bautista
  12. de Guzmán
  13. Reyes
  14. Santiago
  15. Mendoza
  16. López
  17. Villanueva
  18. Fernández
  19. Agustin
  20. Manuel
  21. Castillo
  22. Antonio
  23. Andrés
  24. Sánchez
  25. Soriano
  26. Rivera
  27. Mariano
  28. Salvador
  29. de León
  30. Aquino
  31. Bayang – Gaddang
  32. Castro
  33. Gonzales
  34. Bayaua – Gaddang
  35. Cruz
  36. Ramírez
  37. Espíritu
  38. Dulay – Pangasinan
  39. Acosta
  40. Ancheta
  41. Miguel
  42. Flores
  43. del Rosario
  44. Tomás
  45. Velasco
  46. Javier
  47. Bartolomé
  48. de Vera – Pangasinan
  49. Asunción
  50. Panganiban – Tagalog
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