
Antonio Manuel “Tonet” R. Lagdameo
Philippine Permanent Representative to the United Nations; former ambassador (appointed posts)
In officeSources: Antonio Manuel Lagdameo (Wikipedia)
See Antonio Manuel “Tonet” R. Lagdameo in the map →Banana magnate Antonio Floirendo Sr., his brother-in-law Rodolfo del Rosario and their sons and grandsons held the governorship and congressional seats for most of 1987-2019; grandson JM Lagdameo regained the 2nd district in 2025.
7 documented relatives · 3 currently in public office · 8 documented relationships · Province of Davao del Norte


Philippine Permanent Representative to the United Nations; former ambassador (appointed posts)
In officeSources: Antonio Manuel Lagdameo (Wikipedia)
See Antonio Manuel “Tonet” R. Lagdameo in the map →
Special Assistant to the President (since 2022); former representative, 2nd district (2007-2016)
In officeSources: Antonio Lagdameo Jr. (Wikipedia); Legislative districts of Davao del Norte (Wikipedia)
See Antonio “Anton” F. Lagdameo Jr. in the map →
Representative, 2nd district
In officeSources: RESULTS: Davao del Norte election 2025 (Rappler / Comelec media server); Jose Manuel Lagdameo (Wikipedia); Obese Duterte dynasty prevails in Davao region, but so does Cagas, who voted to impeach Sara (PCIJ)
See Jose Manuel “JM” F. Lagdameo in the map →
Former representative, 2nd district (1998-2007, 2016-2019); lost 2019 re-election
Not in officeSources: Legislative districts of Davao del Norte (Wikipedia); Floirendo decides to give way to uncle (Philstar); Alvarez-led candidates beat Floirendo-Del Rosario bets in Davao del Norte (BusinessWorld)
See Antonio “Tonyboy” R. Floirendo Jr. in the map →
Former governor (1998-2004, 2007-2016); former representative, 3rd district (1987-1998); Batasan member (1984-1986)
Not in officeSources: Governor of Davao del Norte (Wikipedia); Legislative districts of Davao del Norte (Wikipedia); Modern history of Davao del Norte (SunStar Davao)
See Rodolfo P. del Rosario in the map →
Former governor (2016-2019); former representative, 1st district (2010-2016); former vice governor
Not in officeSources: Governor of Davao del Norte (Wikipedia); Legislative districts of Davao del Norte (Wikipedia); Modern history of Davao del Norte (SunStar Davao)
See Antonio Rafael “Anthony” G. del Rosario in the map →
Former board member, 2nd district (elected 2016); lost 2019 governor race
Not in officeSources: Floirendo, del Rosario lose hold on Davao del Norte (PNA; read via web.archive.org/web/20221003152837); Alvarez-led candidates beat Floirendo-Del Rosario bets in Davao del Norte (BusinessWorld); Davao del Norte Provincial Board (Wikipedia)
See Rodolfo “Rodney” G. del Rosario Jr. in the map →Researched September 2026 against Comelec 2025 results. Every relationship is quoted from a published source; people who share a surname without a published statement of kinship are left out. Family relationships do not imply wrongdoing or political agreement.
Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.
Open the Floirendo-Del Rosario-Lagdameo relationship map →