Long time ago, most places have no name. The people just group themselves and built their homes near the far, that they worked. When the Spaniards came to this place, which is now called Barangay Cabunotan, they asked a group of people if what is the name of the place. Since the question was a Spanish language the people cannot understand what was the question all about. But some of them answered "bunot", since they thought that the Spaniards asked what is the name of the tree that make bunot out of it. Considering that there are many of this in the place, the place then was called Cabunotan.
The main occupation of the people of the barangay is farming. No wonder that this place is surrounded by rice fields. This barangay is now so progressive compare to other barangays sincere there is no electricity but the residents are peace loving people.
| Vicente Napawit | Punong Barangay |
| Emilio Fio | Kagawad |
| Jhony Nabat | Kagawad |
| Rosalinda Nalagay | Kagawad |
| Isidro Farparan | Kagawad |
| Nobert Fio | Kagawad |
| Cyril Nopueto | Kagawad |
| Magdalino Ferolino | Kagawad |
| Shirley Fangonil | SK Chairman |
| Elsie Fio | Barangay Secretary |
| Rolly Alorro Sr. | Barangay Treasurer |
| Total population | 281 |
| Number of male | 155 |
| Number of female | 126 |
| Number of youths | 73 |
| Number of households | 50 |
| Number of houses | 52 |
| List of school present in the barangay | none |
| Number of college students | 6 |
| Number of high school students | 24 |
| Number of elementary pupils | 42 |
| Number of pre-schoolers | 36 |
| Prevailing religion | Roman Catholic |
| Number of Houses with Electricity | 11 |
| Number of Houses without Electricity | 39 |
| Number of Bridges and Length | 2 |
| Number of Communication Facilities | cellphones 3 |
| Number of Water Supply System | Spring Water 2 |
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