Nankikinnamit 'networked' is a horticultural term often used by Vanaw native speakers when talking about relations, especially about how members of a current generation are connected to one another by affinity and consanguinity. The stem kamit refers to a plant's tendrils.

The following sub-pages contain lists of pu-un 'genealogy' -- manmanakom 'ancestors' and ganak 'descendants' -- among several Vanaw clans, as well as other information and related events..

My sources for this series of genealogical mindmaps are the following:

• Portia Saboy-Banganan

• Paul Saboy Dao-ayan

• Romy Tangbawan

• Rhoda Tangbawan

• Cyril Saboy & Analiza Limbawan-Saboy

• Mollie Quibayen Rodriquez

Romy Tangbawan scoured church records and either validated or supplemented the data with fellow iVanaws like manong Paul Dao-ayan, ikit

Pu-un 'Genealogies'