Another example is found in the only surviving baybayin writings; i.e., the Sto. Thomas Land Titles (1613-1625). In Document B (1625), Line 12, a certain "Amadaga" was named. The contract stated that the owner of the land adjacent to the one sold in the contract was "Maria Gada" who had acquired it from "Amadaga". Although no other context was given in the document, it is quite possible that "Maria Gada" is the daughter of "Ama ni Gada" (misspelled) and inherited the land from him as a legacy.