Andrés Bonifacio’s family tree
A family’s place in the Philippine Revolution.
Andrés Bonifacio’s family tree
Explore his parents, five siblings, marriages, and the related household of Gregoria de Jesús. Select a card for sources, work and public life, and related museum stories.
Solid lines connect parents and children. Spouses are identified in the detail panel; cards in the same row are not necessarily siblings. Use All people to find Gregoria’s parents and later household.
Sources and scope
This selected historical family tree is based on official published biographies, historical-marker records, and government reporting of NHCP museum research. These are not substitutes for original birth, baptism, marriage, or census entries; those original entries have not been independently inspected for this tree. Each profile identifies the source used.
No unverified earlier ancestors, ancestry percentages, exact sibling birth order, or living relatives are added. Missing portraits remain name-only cards, not imagined likenesses. Dates and names that the cited source does not provide are left unspecified.
Gregoria’s later marriage to Julio Nakpil and their son Juan are shown to distinguish the two households. Juan was not Andrés Bonifacio’s son. The infant son of Andrés and Gregoria is included without an unverified given name. This is not a complete genealogy of the Bonifacio or Nakpil families.
Family profiles
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Santiago Bonifacio
Father of Andrés
Tailor, as identified in the NCCA biography.
Catalina de Castro
Mother of Andrés
Named as the mother of the six Bonifacio siblings in the NCCA biography. Earlier ancestors are not verified in the official sources used here.
Andrés Bonifacio
Eldest of six siblings
Clerk-messenger at Fleming and Company; later employed by Fresell and Company. Also a writer, theater participant, and revolutionary organizer.
Ciriaco Bonifacio
Brother of Andrés
Served as a soldier in the Katipunan, according to the NHCP lecture reported by PNA.
Philippine News Agency: NHCP lecture on Bonifacio’s siblings (2018)
Procopio Bonifacio
Brother of Andrés
Led the Tanglaw branch and helped organize other Katipunan branches, according to the NHCP lecture reported by PNA.
Philippine News Agency: NHCP lecture on Bonifacio’s siblings (2018)
Espiridiona Bonifacio
Sister of Andrés
Safeguarded Katipunan materials, firearms, and ammunition, according to the NHCP lecture reported by PNA.
Philippine News Agency: NHCP lecture on Bonifacio’s siblings (2018)
Troadio Bonifacio
Brother of Andrés
Acted as a liaison seeking support overseas, according to the NHCP lecture reported by PNA. His later whereabouts are not established here.
Philippine News Agency: NHCP lecture on Bonifacio’s siblings (2018)
Maxima Bonifacio
Sister of Andrés
Named among Andrés’s five younger siblings in the NCCA biography. No exact birth order or later family branch is asserted here.
Monica
First wife of Andrés
The NCCA biography identifies Monica as Andrés’s first wife. Her surname and parents are not verified in the sources used here.
Gregoria de Jesús
Second wife of Andrés · Lakambini
Widowed in 1897; later married Julio Nakpil. Her later Nakpil family is not a descendant branch of Andrés Bonifacio.
Katipunan document keeper and revolutionary participant, identified in her official historical marker.
Infant son of Andrés and Gregoria
Son · died in infancy
PNA records a child who died as an infant. His given name and exact dates are not asserted because this source does not specify them.
Nicolas de Jesus
Father of Gregoria
Named as Gregoria’s father in her 1975 historical marker.
Baltazara Alvares Francisco
Mother of Gregoria
Name follows the wording of Gregoria’s 1975 historical marker; spelling variants occur in other accounts.
Julio Nakpil
Gregoria’s later husband
Revolutionary and composer of Katipunan music, as identified in the house’s historical marker.
Juan Nakpil
Son of Gregoria and Julio · not Andrés’s son
Included to clarify Gregoria’s later household. He was not a son or descendant of Andrés Bonifacio. This is a selected branch, not a complete Nakpil genealogy.
Architect, as identified in the Bahay Nakpil-Bautista historical marker.
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