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Welcome! You have reached the homepage for an evolving project tentatively titled Family Values. Here you will find a growing collection of almost 300 documents related to the Elizalde, Magalona, Moreu, and Gayoso family history. These documents provide detailed information about the lives of many individuals spanning Spain, the Philippines, and the USA in the 19th and 20th centuries. Most items contain direct mentions of a family member while others provide important social and historical context. The individuals mentioned most frequently are Joaquín Miguel Elizalde, Enrique B. Magalona, Sr., Susana Magalona Elizalde, Carmen Moreu Elizalde, and Emilio Díaz Moreu. Many, many more people are discussed throughout, including the siblings, ancestors, and descendants of the people listed above. About a third of the documents are photographs, and the rest are text-based, mostly in English, some in Spanish and Tagalog (newspaper articles, diary entries, declassified government records, formal correspondence, peer-reviewed academic papers/books, speech transcripts, meeting minutes, and more). The "Project Paper" at the top of the next column tells a lot more about the goals and methodology of this project.

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25-page paper summarizing this ongoing research project.

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An (unfinished) annotated genealogy/kinship chart (aka family tree). Looks better on computer or tablet than phone.

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I made two versions of this project homepage to test them out! Here is the other one that contains all the same information just displayed differently, plus a few related working documents.

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More than 100 photographs and a few videos in chronological order spanning the early 1900's to 1967. These are considered primary documents.

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Contains all the secondary sources in their entire original context organized into columns by topic or type.

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Contains all the text-based primary sources in their entire original context organized into columns by topic or type.

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Contains the most relevant excerpts from the secondary sources, organized chronologically based on when the events took place (as opposed to the date the source was published).

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Contains the most relevant excerpts from all the text-based primary sources, organized chronologically. Since some of the primary sources contain many separate mentions over long periods of time, this page includes separate entries for every single mention.