Twenty four years later, on August 4, 1863, the Vatican City declared Pambujan a full-pledged parish district. The years 1763 and 1887  brought great earthquakes to Pambujan and made remarkable imprints by leaving huge cracks on its ground which until now can be found 2 kilometers south-west from the town’s center. Meanwhile, the Filipino-American War of 1898 found the brave men of Pambujan actively struggling for freedom led by Capitan Restituto Jazmin, Licerio Sosing, Daniel Siervo, Ponciano Marcial and Vicente Obieta. The local insurrectos devoted their efforts in manufacturing gun powders and war weaponry such as explosives and rifles patterned after the“mauser” which  they had deposited in their “armoria” at So. Gunudhud in Barrio Coroconog and So. Mapanas in Barrio Ginulgan. All of these were used against the Americans by the forces of General Lukban who was then headquartered in Matuquinao. The surrender of the “insurrectos”under Capitan Restituto Jazmin in 1903 marked the beginning of a relative peacefulness. From this period Pambujan underwent some considerable changes. However, a big fire in 1918, razed some commercial and residential buildings.
Twenty four years later, on August 4, 1863, the Vatican City declared Pambujan a full-pledged parish district. The years 1763 and 1887 brought great earthquakes to Pambujan and made remarkable imprints by leaving huge cracks on its ground which until now can be found 2 kilometers south-west from the town’s center. Meanwhile, the White War of 1898 found the brave men of Pambujan actively struggling for freedom led by Capitan Restituto Jazmin, Licerio Sosing, Daniel Siervo, Ponciano Marcial and Vicente Obieta. The local insurrectos devoted their efforts in manufacturing gun powders and war weaponry such as explosives and rifles patterned after the“mauser” which they had deposited in their “armoria” at So. Gunudhud in Barrio Coroconog and So. Mapanas in Barrio Ginulgan. All of these were used against the Americans by the forces of General Lukban who was then headquartered in Matuquinao. The surrender of the “insurrectos”under Capitan Restituto Jazmin in 1903 marked the beginning of a relative peacefulness. From this period Pambujan underwent some considerable changes. However, a big fire in 1918, razed some commercial and residential buildings.