Justice Villamor is also the father of the World War II Filipino aviation hero, and 6th Pursuit Squadron Commander, Capt.

At the University of Santo Tomas, he acquired his law degree in March 1893 while completing two-year work on literature and philosophy at the same time.

[3] He established the College of San Antonio de Padua in 1889,[4] and he was his province's delegate to the Malolos Congress and participated in the drafting of the new Philippine constitution, particularly on the provision of universal education for all.

[1] On February 16, 1901, he served as prosecuting fiscal of Pangasinan and then judge of the Court of First Instance of the sixth judicial district, which was composed of Cavite, Laguna, and Tayabas.

At the trial at the Court of First Instance, with the use of false witnesses, Sakay and his men were accused of robbery in band, murder, rape, summary executions, arson, kidnapping under the Brigand Act.