Malou Beltran Mutia

THE FAMILY NAME MUTIA ORIGINATED FROM THE SCION OF THE ROYAL SULTANATE FAMILIES OF MINDANAO (NATIVE) AND THE SARIFF EDUCATOR AND PREACHER OF ISLAM FROM THE MIDDLE EAST AND OTHER MUSLIM COUNTRIES IN ASIA.

 

SANDAB, married KENTAYAN sa UNAYAN and bore six (6) children namely:

1. Ruwasan sa Madalum              3. Didawa sa Unayan                5. Medag sa Kalalanuan

2. Madalendeg sa Ramain            4. Aldao sa Barera                    6. Mankeyang sa Munai

 

MANKEYANG sa MUNAI married DIRUWASAN SA BALOI and bore four (4) children known as the (Pat a Datu sa Munai) four (4) Sultanate of Munai namely:

1. OBINAY                        2. RIYONA                    3. LABIA                       4.BALOWA

 

DIRUWASAN sa Baloi is the daughter of BATO LACUNGAN and KAMAYONGAN. KAMAYONGAN is the daughter of LIMBOBONGAN and LIMBOBONGAN is a descendant of SHARIEF ALAWI of Tago-loan.

 

LABIA was married to SALAGINTO MAWARAW (Mamintal), the son of AMER SESEMUN. AMER SESEMUN is the son of DUMARYONG sa BUTIG and DUSONAN sa UNAYAN.

 

The fruit of the happy marriage of Salaginto Mauraw & Labia was the birth of two (2) children namely:

1. MUTIA              2. ONGGES

 

MUTIA was married to PIPISA DATU, the son of KANDARA DATU sa UNAYAN and TAGEBO who originated from DATU sa PALAO of RAMAIN and PARAMATA ASYA one of the (Lima Nuni sa ingud a Ranao) five Royal Blood of Lanao del Norte and Radia Sirungan of Maguindanao, a descendant of Shariff KABUNGSUAN of Maguindanao.

 

The marriage of MUTIA and PIPISA DATU bore seven (7) children namely:

1. BANDARA sa MUNAI/RARAB – descendant of the prominent families of the Municipalities of Munai, Tangkal and Magsaysay, Lanao del Norte.

2. DUNGKAY sa LALA – descendant of the prominent families of the Municipalities of Lala and Kapatagan, Lanao del Norte.

3. ANSABA sa SAPAN – descendant of the prominent families of the Municipality of Sapad, Lanao del Norte.

4. ARABON sa PAGAYAWAN – descendant of the prominent families of the Municipality of Salvador, Lanao del Norte.

5. TUMANGGONG sa KARKUM/BUNTONG - descendant of the prominent families of the Municipality of Nunungan, Lanao del Norte.

6. MAINAD sa UNAYAN - descendant of the prominent families of the Municipalities of Madamba and Madalom, Lanao del Norte.

7. WATAMAMA – JUAN TAMAKTAMAK MUTIA – the youngest of the seven (7) siblings who ventured across the Panguil Bay leaving his family in Munai for his Buy and Sell Trade. When he stepped foot in Misamis now Ozamiz City, after crossing Panguil Bay via Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte, he took off his T-shirt and with a stick planted it as a banner in a place he called “Katadman” which in Maranao language means “Remembrance”. He then proceeded to Aloran where he met a woman who captured his adventurous heart. Watamama then assumed a Christian name “Juan Tamaktamak Mutia” and proposed marriage to this Christian Woman.

 

Amidst the vehemence of the woman’s family and driven by the deep love for each other; the first Christian and Muslim intermarriage happened after the couple eloped to a small interior Barangay in Zamboanga del Norte in order to escape the wrath of the family. They raised many children. The small barangay was named Mutia and which is now existing as the Municipality of Mutia, Zamboanga del Norte.

 

Since the family roots of the wife Juan Tamaktamak Mutia were in Bohol, they returned to Bohol every year for an Annual Reunion, a tradition which the Boholanos has treasured even up to the present during their annual town fiestas.

 

Albino P. Mutia Sr. was a grandchild of Watamama Mutia who bore ten (10) children two of whom are:

1. Quirino Q. Mutia (Deceased)                  2. Albino Q. Mutia Jr.

 

Quirino Q. Mutia was married to Malou Beltran Mutia and bore three (3) children:

1. Pearl Margaret Beltran Mutia                  2. Ruby Pinky Beltran Mutia                               3. Gem Marq Beltran Mutia

      Registered Nurse – North Ireland                Masters in Public Governance – Ateneo            Doctor of Medicine – La Salle

 

Albino Q. Mutia Jr. is married to Emma Rubio and bore three (3) children:

1. Jo Ariel “Jing” R. Mutia                          2. Julivi Emma R. Mutia                                       3. Albino R. Mutia III

       Dublin Ireland                                            Self-Employed                                                     Saudi Arabia

 

Since Juan Tamaktamak Mutia was already known in Bohol and was considered a part of the family, there were times when he traveled alone to Bohol and Cebu and even to Luzon doing his buy and sell trade for his family’s basic needs and education while the wife was left to tend their many children.

 

Truly the description of this man was “In every port a woman” which explains why there are Christian and Muslim families bearing MUTIA as their family name.