Hi Vic: Where did you get that story of Pedro Calosa? I have a hunch that since Nene is working in the Library she must found something regarding the history of Pangasinan particularly Tayug. I remember my grandfather Alvaro Esliza talking how the original convento of Asingan was burned by rebels in connection with the Malong revolt.(Asingan has the biggest convento in Pangasinan prior to the Malong revolt) I remember my grandfather talking with an oldtimer Laki Messiong Malalang (his Godfather) during his 1st and silver wedding anniversary. He was telling that one time the convento had encircled the other half near the camarin in front of the house of my grandfather.(This building was called TABACALERA) There WAS also a caballeresa where the keep their horses. The convento, at one time was connected to the place where the priest stay to dress up before celebrating mass. Remember this story came from me which I heard from my old folks. Thanks for jogging my memory with your story on the Tayug rebelion.****** This e-mail is from my friend Angelito Domaoan an Asinganian who is now residing in New Jersey.
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