Documented relatives in current and former public offices across Nueva Ecija.
13 documented relatives · 4 currently in public office · 20 documented relationships · Province of Nueva Ecija
In Nueva Ecija the family currently holds office through Mariano Noriel “Dean” Joson (Quezon mayor · Nueva Ecija).
Quezon mayor · Nueva Ecija
In officeSources: DBM · 2026 government directory, Nueva Ecija cities and municipalities; Breaking News Online · Niña, her father Froilan, husband Dean and in-laws
See Mariano Noriel “Dean” Joson in the map →
Quezon vice mayor; former Nueva Ecija D1 representative
In officeSources: DBM · 2026 government directory, Nueva Ecija cities and municipalities; The Philippine Star · Josie and Mariano Cristino Joson are spouses
See Josefina “Josie” Manuel-Joson in the map →
San Leonardo mayor
In officeSources: DBM · 2026 government directory, Nueva Ecija cities and municipalities; Breaking News Online · Niña, her father Froilan, husband Dean and in-laws
See Niña Pauline Nagaño-Joson in the map →San Leonardo vice mayor; former mayor
In officeSources: DBM · 2026 government directory, Nueva Ecija cities and municipalities; Breaking News Online · Niña, her father Froilan, husband Dean and in-laws
See Froilan “Elan” Nagaño in the map →
Former Quezon mayor · former Nueva Ecija vice governor (2004–2007)
Not in officeSources: The Philippine Star · Josie and Mariano Cristino Joson are spouses; Breaking News Online · Niña, her father Froilan, husband Dean and in-laws; The Philippine Star · "Tight race for Nueva Ecija governorship eyed in 2007" — "Josons' younger brother, Vice Governor-elect Mariano Cristino Joson"; "Mariano Cristino, outgoing mayor of the Josons' hometown of Quezon"; "Tomas III's heir apparent"; Philippine Daily Inquirer (Anselmo Roque) · "Josons aim for political resurrection" — states the patriarch's line, that Tomas III's brothers are Mariano Cristino and Eduardo IV, that Edward Thomas is Tomas III's eldest son, that Rey is Eduardo Nonato's son, that Josefina is Mariano Cristino's wife and Eduardo IV's sister-in-law; The Philippine Star · "Re-elected Nueva Ecija vice governor makes history" — Padiernos beats former vice governor Eduardo Joson IV; recaps Umali's 2007 win over then vice governor Mariano Cristino Joson and 2010 win over then vice governor Edward Thomas Joson
See Mariano Cristino “Boyet” Joson in the map →
Former Nueva Ecija governor (1995–1998) · D1 representative (1987–1992, 2007–2010) · Batasang Pambansa assemblyman (1984–1986) · National Food Authority administrator (1998–2000) · senatorial candidate 2004 (lost) · died 12 March 2025
DeceasedSources: Wikipedia · Nueva Ecija's 1st congressional district; Wikipedia · Eduardo Nonato Joson; Wikipedia · Eduardo Nonato "Edno" Joson — second son of Eduardo Joson Sr.; assemblyman, D1 representative, governor 1995–1998, NFA administrator; senatorial run 2004; died 12 March 2025; son Eduardo Rey on the provincial board; Politiko · "A man of 'reason and action': House mourns passing of Edno Joson"
See Eduardo Nonato “Edno” Joson in the map →
Governor of Nueva Ecija (1959–1986, 1988–1990) · mayor of Quezon, Nueva Ecija (1947–1959)
DeceasedSources: Wikipedia · Eduardo Joson Sr. — governor of Nueva Ecija 1959–1986 and 1988–1990, mayor of Quezon 1947–1959, six children of whom all five sons held elected office; Philippine Daily Inquirer (Anselmo Roque) · "Josons aim for political resurrection" — states the patriarch's line, that Tomas III's brothers are Mariano Cristino and Eduardo IV, that Edward Thomas is Tomas III's eldest son, that Rey is Eduardo Nonato's son, that Josefina is Mariano Cristino's wife and Eduardo IV's sister-in-law
See Eduardo "Tatang" Lopez Joson Sr. in the map →
Former Nueva Ecija governor (1992–1995, 1998–2007) · provincial board member (1980s) · vice governor (1990)
Not in officeSources: Wikipedia · Tomas Joson III — eldest son of Eduardo Joson; governor 1992–1995 and 1998–2007; infobox lists his vice governors Eduardo Joson IV (1998–2004) and Mariano Cristino Joson (2004–2007); Philippine Daily Inquirer (Anselmo Roque) · "Josons aim for political resurrection" — states the patriarch's line, that Tomas III's brothers are Mariano Cristino and Eduardo IV, that Edward Thomas is Tomas III's eldest son, that Rey is Eduardo Nonato's son, that Josefina is Mariano Cristino's wife and Eduardo IV's sister-in-law; Punto! Central Luzon (Armand Galang) · "Sibling rivalry in NE: Joson vs. Joson in hometown of Quezon" — Edno and his younger brother Mariano Cristino; their nephew Edward Thomas, eldest son of the late Gov. Thomas Joson III
See Tomas Noriel "Tommy" Joson III in the map →Former Nueva Ecija vice governor (1998–2004) · candidate for vice governor, 2013 (lost)
Not in officeSources: The Philippine Star · "Re-elected Nueva Ecija vice governor makes history" — Padiernos beats former vice governor Eduardo Joson IV; recaps Umali's 2007 win over then vice governor Mariano Cristino Joson and 2010 win over then vice governor Edward Thomas Joson; Philippine Daily Inquirer (Anselmo Roque) · "Josons aim for political resurrection" — states the patriarch's line, that Tomas III's brothers are Mariano Cristino and Eduardo IV, that Edward Thomas is Tomas III's eldest son, that Rey is Eduardo Nonato's son, that Josefina is Mariano Cristino's wife and Eduardo IV's sister-in-law; Wikipedia · Tomas Joson III — eldest son of Eduardo Joson; governor 1992–1995 and 1998–2007; infobox lists his vice governors Eduardo Joson IV (1998–2004) and Mariano Cristino Joson (2004–2007)
See Eduardo "Ding Liit" Noriel Joson IV in the map →
Former Nueva Ecija vice governor (2007–2010) · provincial board member, 3rd district (2016–2019) · candidate for governor 2010 and for vice governor 2019, 2022 and 2025 (all lost)
Not in officeSources: Philippine Daily Inquirer (Anselmo Roque) · "Josons aim for political resurrection" — states the patriarch's line, that Tomas III's brothers are Mariano Cristino and Eduardo IV, that Edward Thomas is Tomas III's eldest son, that Rey is Eduardo Nonato's son, that Josefina is Mariano Cristino's wife and Eduardo IV's sister-in-law; Wikipedia · 2010 Central Luzon local elections — "Incumbent Vice Governor Edward Thomas Joson ... ran for Governor of Nueva Ecija"; Eduardo Rey Joson elected 1st-district board member; Wikipedia · Nueva Ecija Provincial Board — current members and per-district election history; Joson VII (3rd district, 2019/2022/2025), Edward Thomas F. Joson (3rd district, 2016); Wikipedia · 2025 Nueva Ecija local elections — vice-gubernatorial result (Lemon Umali def. Edward Thomas Joson) and 3rd-district board result (EJ Joson, incumbent, re-elected); Punto! Central Luzon (Armand Galang) · "Sibling rivalry in NE: Joson vs. Joson in hometown of Quezon" — Edno and his younger brother Mariano Cristino; their nephew Edward Thomas, eldest son of the late Gov. Thomas Joson III
See Edward Thomas Filart Joson in the map →Former Nueva Ecija provincial board member, 1st district (2010–2016) · lost re-election in 2016
Not in officeSources: Wikipedia · Eduardo Nonato "Edno" Joson — second son of Eduardo Joson Sr.; assemblyman, D1 representative, governor 1995–1998, NFA administrator; senatorial run 2004; died 12 March 2025; son Eduardo Rey on the provincial board; Wikipedia · 2010 Central Luzon local elections — "Incumbent Vice Governor Edward Thomas Joson ... ran for Governor of Nueva Ecija"; Eduardo Rey Joson elected 1st-district board member; Philippine Daily Inquirer (Anselmo Roque) · "Josons aim for political resurrection" — states the patriarch's line, that Tomas III's brothers are Mariano Cristino and Eduardo IV, that Edward Thomas is Tomas III's eldest son, that Rey is Eduardo Nonato's son, that Josefina is Mariano Cristino's wife and Eduardo IV's sister-in-law
See Eduardo Rey Joson in the map →
Former Nueva Ecija 4th district representative (2019–2022) · former Gapan City mayor (2013–2016) · candidate for 4th district representative, 2022 and 2025 (lost)
Not in officeSources: Wikipedia · Nueva Ecija's 4th congressional district — Maricel Natividad Nagaño, representative 2019–2022; 2022 and 2025 results; Punto! Central Luzon · "Woman power, dynasts in NE" — Quezon held by Mayor Mariano Cristino Joson and son Vice Mayor Dean; board seat with EJ Joson; "Dr. Maricel Nagaño ... former mayor of Gapan City" wins the 4th district; PeoPlaid · Maricel Natividad-Nagaño profile — Mayor of Gapan City 2013–2016, Congresswoman 2019–2022, father former Gapan Mayor Ernesto L. Natividad, spouse San Leonardo Mayor Froilan "Elan" Nagaño Jr.; Journal News Online · "San Leonardo Mayor Froilan 'Elan' Nagaño and his wife, congressional aspirant Dr. Maricel Natividad-Nagaño"
See Maricel G. Natividad-Nagaño, M.D. in the map →Former mayor of Gapan · first city mayor of Gapan (from 2001)
Not in officeSources: Wikipedia · Gapan — "Ernesto L. Natividad became the first city mayor of Gapan"; current mayor Emary Joy D. Pascual; PeoPlaid · Maricel Natividad-Nagaño profile — Mayor of Gapan City 2013–2016, Congresswoman 2019–2022, father former Gapan Mayor Ernesto L. Natividad, spouse San Leonardo Mayor Froilan "Elan" Nagaño Jr.
See Ernesto L. Natividad in the map →Expanded 14 September 2026. Current titles checked separately from historical relationship reports. Municipal, barangay and wider family coverage remains incomplete.
Documented family networks; not a complete government or barangay roster. National offices are distinct from local offices.
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