History of Feliciano Cabuco
According to his prison mate, Alfonso de Ocampo, who attempted to commit suicide after having squealed to his companions in the revolutionary conspiracy, it was in the house of Cabuco where the secret meetings were held by the group. Upon learning the Spanish soldiers were coming to arrest him, Cabuco, according to de Ocampo, said, “Donde morir uno, asi mismo moriren todos” , (Where one dies, so also all must die); and then he added in Tagalog, “May panahon din sila” (They will also have their day of reckoning!).
The son of Jose Cabuco, a former cabeza de barangay, and Felipa de Leon, Feliciano Cabuco was born on June 9, 1865 in Caridad, Cavite Puerto ( now Cavite City). He studied his first years of segunda ensenanza in the private school of Jose Basa Y Enriquez. He was clerk in the Canacao Hospital when he joined Freemasonry and later the Katipunan.
Cabuco was married to Marcela Bernal of Caridad by whom he had two sons who died in infancy. Burried in a common grave after their execution, his remains were later interred in the Cavite Monument.
Information taken from trecemartirescity.gov.ph
