Long long time to go there lived a couple named Concep & Ascion in a small nipa hut along the edge of the Cagayan River, the couple was childless and owned large hectares of land. Farming is their source of income the couple is very industrious and hardworking they always keep themselves busy taking care of their plants. They have big hectares of corn and rice land; they also have a wide vegetable garden where they spend most of their time. But once a Spanish soldier approached and consoled. He asked a question in Spanish dialect” que lugar este” that startled the couple, the couple thought they might be asking their names so the old man said in response (Concep) while the woman bowing Ascion, from the Spanish murmured Concepcion from then on, they name the place Concepcion from the named of Concep and Ascion. Barangay is the smallest unit of the government and with its existence, there should be a political leader to oversee or supervise the affairs of its constituents. The barangay Concepcion elected its first leader named “Frederick Villaflor in 1940. He was then addressed as “Tiniente del Bario” he was renowned for his leadership, he also established the first roman catholic church in this barangay in honor of the patron Saint Joseph, he was then succeeded by Marcelo Sera, Florentino Sera, and Pascual Tabisora respectively. That had contributed a lot to the development of the barangay. They were then followed by Benjamin Pascual (1974) Jaime Callo (1983-1993) Felicitas Mabborang (1993-1996)who was the first woman elected via highest voter, next followed by Romeo G. Andres (1996-2007) Felipe Salamero(2007-2013) and last Marilyn C. Sera(2013 present) who made a remarkable line because she was the first woman elected as barangay. Captain in Concepcion via barangay. Election and significant changes in the barangay, Barangay Concepcion has a land area of 1,535,042.9 square meters with a population of 1332 and the main source of income is farming.