Later on, he founded a group of Filipino freedom fighters which the Spaniards called as insurrectos. The family of the said leader and those of his relatives decided to transfer to Iriron. Espiridion Jimenez became the leader of the inhabitants, with the title of Capitan del Pueblo.ДЄ time came when the Spanish friar assigned in Magarang and Capitan Espiridion Jimenez disagreed on some matters.

As the cattle multiplied in number, more workers were hired.

They took care of more than one thousand cattle. Espiridion Jimenez of San Marcelino, Zambales and his relatives to work in the ranch. Crisanto transferred to another coastal settlement, more than ten kilometers south of Magarang, which is called Bubog at present. Isidro Sanz de San Jose was given the task of attending to the spiritual welfare of the families working in the ranch, thus, Fr. The following year, the Augustinian Recollects bought the ranch of Senor Pascual Ledesma in Magarang. Crisanto Azpilcueta dela Santisima Trinidad, an Augustinian Recollect, was assigned in Magarang, to take care of the spiritual needs of the people residing inside the La Hacienda de San Jose, the more than twenty thousand hectares of agricultural land, from Caguray to Iriron, which was entrusted by the Spanish government to the Order of the Augustinian Recollect, for cultivation and development. He bought the land from the Spanish government, hired workers to take care of the cattle and made Magarang the center of his ranch. The area was placed under the jurisdiction of the Parish of Mangarin.ДЄn enterprising Spaniard, SeГ±or Pascual Ledesma, saw that the wide plain at the western side of the land between Busuanga and Lumintao Rivers was ideal for raising cattle.

Unfortunately, due to hardships of travel and the semi-nomadic way of life of the tribal Filipinos in Mindoro, Bogsanga as a mission station was abandoned in 1890. Spanish friars, belonging to the congregation of the Augustinian Recollects, visited the tribal Filipinos in Bogsanga and the other settlements between the present Busuanga and Lumintao Rivers and taught them the Catholic faith. 103 of the king of Spain, dated February 25, 1878, Bogsanga was made a mission station, together with Paluan, Mamburao, Irirum, now Iriron, and Lumitaw, the old name of Lumintao. It could be said that other small settlements, composed of five or seven houses, appeared between the first two villages and between the rivers of Bogsanga and Lumintao, for when the Spanish missionaries intensified the propagation of the Catholic faith in Mindoro and decided to establish ecclesiastical territories, they made Bogsanga a mission station.Д«y virtue of Royal Decree No. Since the type of soil found in the area, during that time was coarse, and in the dialect of the Ratagnons, the term they used for describing that kind of soil was magarang, they called the place by that name. The Ratagnons named their settlement after the river, thus, in the old map drawn by a Spanish friar, in 1734, the name Bogsanga appeared.ДЄnother settlement appeared in an area, north of Bogsanga, which is near another river called Lumintao, at present. Viewed from the top of a hill, one would see two rivers merging into one, like crooked branches of a single tree, a few kilometers from the mountains where it came from. They gave the river that name for the said body of water came from two sources. Later on, a few families of tribal Filipinos, known as Ratagnons, settled near the mouth of a river which was called Bogsanga.ДЄccording to the Hanunoos, another group of tribal Filipinos, living on the hills, about ten kilometers west of Bogsanga, the original name of the river is Bisanga a word from their dialect which means It branched out. Before the coming of the Spaniards to the Philippines, the area which comprises the municipality of Rizal, at present, is covered with forests.

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