Hoban - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: White House Architect

annablaschke — 2009-11-11 20:08:58Z

If this is still a live blog, I have family tree information. Why are you requesting it?

Re: John J. Hoban born 1868 in Ireland

kazh123 — 2009-11-01 11:04:16Z

My dads Francis Hoban,my grandads Joseph Hoban both born in belfast.My grandad only had 1 brother and sister,sean(John) unmarried,no children and a sister maureen.Their father Michael was born in Mayo and must have still lived there in 1911 as theres no sign of him in belfast in 1911 census.He married in belfast in 1917 to josehine killen.He was possibly married twice and maybe other children but im unsure.my grandad joseph brendan hoban had 14 children but none was named coleman.thats not to say he didn't have any half brothers & sisters with his dads 2nd marriage

Re: John J. Hoban born 1868 in Ireland

PatrickCairns28 — 2009-10-30 16:48:51Z

can i but in please lol my grandads grandad was called micheal his son was a joseph from galway i was just wondering if you had any other info regarding any link (possible) with mine and yours my grandad was named coleman

Re: John J. Hoban born 1868 in Ireland

kazh123 — 2009-10-29 00:12:22Z

hello john,I live in Antrim,n.ireland and my gggrandfather was John Hoban from mayo then Galway.Ive found it hard to check which one is mine as there are sooo many John and michael hobans!From my ggrandfathers marriage record,it names his father as John,occupation blacksmith.the 1911 census shows a john' 47, blacksmith living in tucker street, castlebar, mayo,but whats thrown me is it states his place of birth as Scotland! I'd never heard this before.If it's the right hoban,there a possible brother (maybe twin)Patrick, also in castlebar and a blacksmith also born in scotland.Does any of this match your links?

Re: HOBAN FROM MUCASTROM MAYO

johnhoban88 — 2009-10-23 20:30:09Z

I am his grand son I cant belive I came accross this please contact me asap waaleriee

Re: 1859 Michael Hobans

kazh123 — 2009-10-20 21:42:53Z

An old post I know,but this made me laugh as my father used to tell us the same story that we (Hobans) were part of the spanish armada and washed up on the west coast of ireland.Going deeper into the history ,it could be partly true,as the spanish Catholics were coming to the fight the English and no doubt the irish went to help! haha just a thought!!

patrick james hoban born Quebec Canada

kazh123 — 2009-10-13 13:03:32Z

on irish 1911 census I found Patrick james HOBAN head of household in BELFAST aged 46,widow born QUEBEC canada. also listed are his children,2 sisters and his MOTHER ANNE 76,born in ATHLONE.his sisters were MARY aged 38,born NEWRY,KATHLEEN aged 33 born DEVONFORT??? guess(quite hard to read what it says).
His children are
MAUDE 17 tobacconist
WINIFRED 14
MOLLIE 13
JOHN ROBERT 12
I hope this is of some help to you.I don't know yet if they are my HOBANS,I am still checking

Re: HOBAN,Michael, Married GLYNN,Delia Boston 1897

noreenf173 — 2009-10-01 16:48:52Z

Hi,

I found a Michael J. Hoban b. mar 1860 marr. Bridget Delia Glynn b. apr 1874 and married 1896 in Boston, MA. They had a Leo aug 1896, Sadie/Sarah aug 1899 who married William S. Murphy b. 1900 in Boston, Herbert b. 1901, and John Redmond b. abt 1907 in Boston. I searched census records in Boston, here's what else I found: Michael was naturalised in either 1870/1884/1894 according to census records, worked at various jobs RR etc. Bridget went by Delia or Bridget and immigrated in 1893. They lived at 15 Elliot st. Boston, then 1479 Dorchester Ave. in Boston. Nora A. Glynn b. 1887, imm. 1906(Delia's sister) was living with them in 1910. In 1920 they had lodgers: Lodgers: John J. Tighe 25, Martin B. Tighe 23, patrick J. Fieley 33, Michael Flanagan 28, James L. McCue? 28, Martin Leddy 30, and Thomas Leddy 37 most from Ireland some from Canada, police officer, machinist, motorman, laborer at shipyards, RR and city of Boston. All arriving abt. 1818/1819 to US. Lots of info. Hope this helps. I am trying to find info on a Margaret Hoban b. abt 1850 who married a John Murphy b. abt 1850 in Ireland. They had Mary E. Murphy b. abt 1870 in Mayo Ire, she imm to Boston abt 1892 and married abt. 1900 in Boston a Henry Franklin Short b. 1878 in NY, NY. If you have any info on them please email me. Thanks and good luck.
Noreen

Re: Hoban - Grimes

noreenf173 — 2009-10-01 15:31:40Z

I have a Margaret Hoban abt. 1850 (maybe dau. of Patrick Hoban and Mary Grimes??) who married a John Murphy b. abt 1847 from Westport, IRE. They had a Mary Elizabeth Murphy b. abt 1870 in Westport, Mayo and emmigrated to Boston, USA and married a Henry Franklin Short b. 1878 in NY, NY. They raised their family in Boston area. Could this be any relation?

HOBAN family from Virginia City NV

DFaessel — 2009-07-07 06:03:03Z

Looking for info or relatives of Francis and Annie Hoban, arrived Boston in 1857 from Ireland, via Liverpool, with their kids-Patrick, Mary,Ellen,James, John, and Frank.
They lived in Virginia City NV for years. Annie died in 1884; Francis died in 1901, both in NV. Younger son Frank moved to CA, living in San Bernardino, then San Diego.
A daughter Rose was born to Francis & Annie in Virginia City.
Rose later married Wm. Hunt, and appear in Montana census in 1910. Rose appears in 1920 Wyoming census as Mrs. Benton.
Any relatives of any of these Hobans out there ?

Re: Hoban Name and Scranton

thealy8676 — 2009-05-29 20:49:48Z

Hello, not sure if anyone still monitors this thread, but my mother is a Hoban, her father was John J Hoban, with a younger brother Walter. Grew up in Scranton owning a mine for awhile, and eventually settled in Woodbridge, New Jersey. There are still daughters of John J still alive today, including my mom, would love to learn more.

Re: Margaret Hoban - mother of Ian Brien Hoban

AnnKing43 — 2009-05-29 07:07:06Z

Oh my god!! I can't believe I found you!! My mother is your grandfathers half-sister. Her mother was Margaret Bracken (Nee: Hoban) Is your grandfather still alive?? I hope so, I have had a hard time trying to find out any info on my mothers family as she had said that her mother never really talked about her family. She always got the impression that her mother was raised in a convent but wasn't sure why. She knew her Auntie Josie (Josephine) and she knew her Auntie Agnes. She lost touch with both of them over the years.
However, I have just recently aquired my great Auntie Josephines social security application (she moved to the USA around 1930) and it listed her parents as John Hoban and Katie (Catherine Casey)

So let your grandfather know that he has two half-sisters. My mothers name is Rosemarie Ann and her older sister is Eva Mary. Margaret Hoban married Thomas Patrick Bracken around 1940 and lived in Dublin. She had, I believe, 3 or 4 children but only 2 survived...my mother and Aunt. They lived in a pretty much condemned building off of O'Connell Street during my mothers younger years and then were given a sort of council house close by. They moved to England at some point because my grandfather (Thomas Bracken) was in the Royal Army Medical Corps and they moved around quite a bit. (By the way ...there was a big age difference between Margaret Hoban b. 1901 and Thomas Patrick Bracken b. 1919) They also lived in Germany for a while. Well, there's a lot to tell, but let me just say for now that my mother moved to the USA in the 1960's and now lives in New Jersey, and my Aunt still lives in England. My mother has also wanted to get back to Ireland but hasn't before because for the longest time the memories were too sad for her to face. Now she says she can remember the good in Ireland.

I sure hope I'm not too late, I really can't believe I found your old post and hope that your grandfather is still alive. Please respond ASAP. I will tell my mother as soon as I can. She will be so happy to know something about her family and has also felt a little lost. Also, I have some pictures of Margaret Hoban that I can get copied. So he can know what his mother looks like. Talk to you soon, I hope!! Ann King (Grand daughter of Margaret Bracken Nee: Hoban)

Re: More hoban family

ClaireHoban — 2009-05-26 15:41:56Z

Hello,

My Hoban's come from Capparanny in Co. Mayo; although I have only managed so far to prove that my gt grandfather Denis Hoban b. 1894 and his brothers and sisters were born there but not his parents yet.

My gt grandfather moved to Birmingham, UK and had my grandfather and his brother in 1920 and 1923.

Good luck with your search.

Regards

Claire

Re: More hoban family

kazh123 — 2009-05-23 15:24:10Z

hi claire,I found loads of info on the whitehouse james hoban yesterday.My father always told us of the connection when we were kids but its good to see it in black & white.I only started on this yesterday.My dads frankie hoban and says his ancestrys from mayo meath area.He reckons his grandfather was the first to come to n.ireland but iv yet to get their names address etc so im a long way off linking us to james 250 yrs ago haha.wonder if were related! thnx karen hoban

Re: Dennis Hoban & May Cowdrill

carolbaker1967 — 2009-05-21 14:51:28Z

may was previously reeves and was widowed. this was dolly's dad, may be why you've hit a wall. as i've mentioned previously i'm sure our mark and definately susan and elizabeth are in touch with the penn family (dollys family) and pat has a huge mound of photos and stories this may help xx carol

Re: More hoban family

ClaireHoban — 2009-05-20 14:25:54Z

I am aware that this is a very old post but I need to point out... James Hoban the White House architect DID NOT COME from the WEST of Ireland!!!! James came from Co. Kilkenny which happens to be in the South East! If you are offering help get your facts correct!

Re: Dionysius (Dennis) Hoban

rhondastraub1 — 2009-04-23 03:14:42Z

Are you still looking? My great grandfather was John Joseph Hoban, born 5-16-1868 to Dennis Hoban and Anne Egan of County Mayo, Ireland. Based on the information I have this would be the older brother to your Dionysius Hoban?

Please feel free to coorespond directly at Rhonda.Straub@gmail.com, I have very limited information.

Regards.

Re: William Edward Hoban With sister Tootsie McGlinchey

PKahler1978 — 2009-04-13 20:47:41Z

MY MISTAKE---Looking to contact Ned SWEENEY, whose mother I believe was a HOBAN.

Re: Hoban's of Michigan

2006-10-08 21:44:05Z

I have a Patrick Hoban married to Mary [no last name yet?] - Patrick born 1825 and Mary born 1820 - Patrick died 1887-1890 and Mary died 1875-1887 - Their children were [Michael, Katherine, John (Jack) Hoban] -John married to Cora C Chadwick - John born 7-27-1858 and died 10-27-1945 in Coopersville, Mich - I do not have any John married to Catharine Omalley [I have no Omalley in my program] - I wonder if we have the right Hoban's or what [???] - My mother in law is related to the Hoban's that I have listed but no Catharine married to a John Hoban - May be related though but wrong names or something - You can email me anytime at rroidsj@i2k.com - I have an extensive Family Tree program and have quite a bit on the Walcotts, some on Starks, and a little on the Hoban's - I am willing to share anything that links my wifes family together - I am married to a Curtis of Sparta, Mich. [Walcott, Starks, Hoban, Chadwick]

Re: Hoban's of Michigan

2006-09-02 01:47:27Z

Have a tiny little bit of information about George Hoban whose second marriage was to an ancestor of mine by the name of Minnie Elizabeth Weldon. Still working on this line but have a bit of information if you are still interested or haven't already found this link.
George Hoban was one of about 12 children of John Hoban and Catharine O'Malley.
John Hoban's parents were Partick Hoban and Catherine ?.
Thanks,
Leigh in Canada.

Re: William Edward Hoban With sister Tootsie McGlinchey

PKahler1978 — 2009-04-13 20:45:02Z

I am a relative of Ned Hoban. I met him in 1976 in New York. My grandfather, Lewis N Waters was a cousin of Neds mother, their mothers being Hobans. I would like to make contact with Ned. Please pass this information on to Ned.

HOBAN, Thomas - Medal of Honor Recipient - War With Spain

jasche — 2008-12-21 13:28:37Z

HOBAN, THOMAS

Rank and organization: Coxswain, U.S. Navy. Born: 11 September 1872, New York, N.Y.. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 521, 7 July 1899. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Nashville during the operation of cutting the cable leading from Cienfuegos, Cuba, 11 May 1898. Facing the heavy fire of the enemy, Hoban displayed extraordinary bravery and coolness throughout this action.

Burial location of this recipient is unknown.

http://www.history.army.mil/html/moh/warspain.html

Home of Heroes
http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/alpha_list_a.html

**NOT RELATED Posting to help others no additional information available.

Re: Need Obituary for Mary August Hoban 1884-1952

ZolaRiffe — 2008-09-17 17:08:40Z

Mary August Hoban born 20 March 1856 died 4 April 1878 at the ago of 22 in Shelby CO IN. Dau of Thomas and Druzilla Weed Hoban.

Do you have any information about Druzilla's family. I know she was born in Conn in Fairfield County but do not know her parents names or dates.

I am preparing to produce a book on the Thomas Hoban family and have most of the information and several photographs.
zwriffe@aol.com

Kathryn Hoban Tourville

huboutourville — 2009-03-08 14:32:10Z

Hi,

I am looking for information on Kathryn Hoban, more specifically her death place and date.

She was married in 1905 to Jesse Herndon Tourville. She resided in Plains, Luzerne, PA according to the 1910, 1920, 1930 Census. She had 2 daughters, Marie Louise, born 1906 in Canada (near Niagara Falls) and Alice, probably born in Plains in 1909. Any information welcome.

Diane Tourville

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

bobeh911 — 2007-04-12 21:06:24Z

in your research of Hobans in County Mayo, have you found any that were National School Teachers? We think Grandfather Hoban was born in Mayo,He and his father and several family members were teachers. We don't know his fathers name, but his name was John Francis and he married Honoria Connor. They both taught school and raised their family in Ryehill, Crumlin, County Galway. But that is not far from Westport, and family stories talk about Grandfather walking from Westport to the school in Crumlin.
Thanks for any help, as we are trying to go beyond Grandparents!

Re: reply to frank Re: Hoban family

bobeh911 — 2008-05-09 19:14:25Z

Hope you are still reading these posts after this long a time. I have a John Hoban that lived in Bronx, NY, and was married to Mary( don't know her middle name). They had two children, Thomas and Ellen /Eileen.(the censes is hard to read).

Were your people married in Ireland or in the USA?

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

bobeh911 — 2008-05-09 19:03:30Z

Sometimes it just takes a long time for the right people to see a post!!

Yes, I am still very interested in this Hoban family! Please feel free to contac me here or at bobeh911@aol.com. Wouldn't it be great if these people are conected. Do you have any pics of " your" Honoria?? I do of " mine".

Looking for:

bobeh911 — 2007-08-30 23:35:56Z

Am looking for Elaine Hoban(that's her maiden name). Born about 1929 in New York. She had an older brother( Thomas)who has passed away. her parents were Thomas and Mary. They both came to America, from Ireland, before they were married. Elaine also had uncles: John and Martin and an aunt Mary( Maisie).

Re: John J. HUBAN

chuban1 — 2006-07-10 07:01:54Z

My great grandfather may be related to John J Huban. He was from Co. Galway and born around the same time. (family always thought around Gort). He was one of six brothers. His name was Malachy Huban. We know that one brother went to the US (possibly two), one went to Australia and one went to UK. The rest remained in Ireland. Malachy Huban married Elizabeth Glennon. He had a drapery business and a Hotel. They had four children Elizabeth (Lilly) Huban, Greta Huban, John Patrick Huban (B. 13/2/1891 D. 1957) who became a Major General and was a surgeon in the Royal British Army, and my granddad Joseph Martin Huban (01/11/1889 – 29/09/1946) he was a chemist. By any chance have you had any luck in tracing back to your roots in Ireland? Any information would be really welcome

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

debbiepoplegriffiths — 2007-01-10 17:16:13Z

Hello - just wondering if we have links in our tree. I am interseted in Briget Hoban(Obin) who moved from Ireland before 1851 Born Approx 1834 her father and brother were both named Michael. This is as far as I have been able to go. I understand from my Grandmother, Mary McDonald, that both Bridget and Roger McDonald came to Liverpool from Ireland in a pig boat during the civil war. Any info on who they were and where to search would be brilliant.

Mayo Hobans - Michael, Patrick, Maggie

cairosam — 2008-10-12 19:33:06Z

I also have some Hobans from Mayo in my tree.

My great great grandmother was Maggie Hoban, b. 1865 Claremount Kilcoleman, Claremorris, Mayo, Ireland. She came to America, but returned to Ireland when her mother, Mary Jordan got sick, where she started her family, raised her children, and died. She was married to John Marren.

Her father was Patrick Hoban, b. abt 1833. He married Mary Jordan on the 12th of January, 1857. The witnesses to their marriage were John Kearney and Catherine Hoban

They had nine children that I know of (all dates approximate:
Michael b. 1857
Winifred b. 1859
Bridget b. 1861
Mary b. 1863
Maggie b. 1865
Julia b. 1869
Patrick b. 1872
Winifred b. 1874
Catherine b. 1897?

Would love to share more info.
Thanks,
Caitlin

Patrick Hoban born 1890 in Co. Mayo, Ireland

ClaireHoban — 2009-01-28 21:16:56Z

Hi All,

I am trying to find information on a Patrick Hoban who left Ireland after 1901 and ended up in Liverpool. I believe he owned or ran a hotel up there.

He had 4 or 5 brothers (Martin, Micheal, John, Dennis and Stephen) and 2 or 3 sisters (Catherine, Ellen and Sarah); his parents were Pat Hoban and Mary Hoban nee Flanagan and his grandfathers were Thomas Hoban and Hugh Flanagan.

Does this ring any bells for anyone?

Many thanks

Dennis Hoban & May Cowdrill

ClaireHoban — 2008-12-17 08:56:35Z

Hi,

Just wondering if anyone had a Dennis Hoban in their family who married a May Cowdrill in Decemeber 1919 in Birmingham? I am having real problems finding anything to do with May and seeing as there is no message board for Cowdrill i thought i'd post on here.

If anyone has a Hoban/Cowdrill connection please get in touch.

Claire

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

heraty5 — 2008-10-02 01:46:57Z

My paternal grandmother was Margaret Hoban from Westport (or maybe Castlebar) who came over to the US in 1926. She married Patrick Heraty in Chicago sometime shortly after 1926, I believe. She passed away in Arlington Heights, IL, in either 1985 or 1986.

Margaret (Hoban) Heraty had seven children: Rosemary (Jansen), Margaret (Widduck) [deceased circa 2004], Nancy (Lindholm) [deceased circa 2004], Dolores (Lindgren), Patrick, Hubert [deceased circa 2008], and Patricia (Caldwell).

Crossmolina, Mayo

ebl21 — 2008-10-15 04:22:49Z

Patrick Nallin born 1834 to Margaret Hoban and Patrick Nallin. Godparents are Patrick Hoban and Hannah Corcoran.
Patrick Nallin immigrated to the USA in 1850 and married Bridget Moran daughter of Francis Moran and Ellen McAndrew.
Patrick died December 1880 in Brooklyn NY. Bridget Nallin died February 1905 in Brooklyn NY. They had 4 sons and 4 daughters.

Re: Michael Hoban

1107paxton — 2008-10-17 17:10:12Z

I have two photoalbums from my great great grandmother with pictures of a Micheal Hoban and a Martin Hoban. We are from Cincinnati Ohio so this could possibly be your Micheal Hoban if he was from the northern part of KY. The photo albums have pics from abt 1870 - 1900. does any of this fit your information.

\thanks
\carole

Re: Hoben Family lived in Highgate Vermont and Fairfax Vt

tolsonp — 2008-04-15 17:43:25Z

Sue do you have any dates for Florence or Emanuel Shoram? I have an Emanuel Michael Shoram , dob 3/1889, as the son of William and Louise Duquette Shoram. Have additional info if they are the ones you are looking for. Sandi

Michael Hoban

joyshar21 — 2008-08-17 19:13:00Z

Michael Hoban was my great great grandfather, we only know that he was born in Ireland in 1833 came to US in 1850, married a Catherine (Katherine)? He lived in Kentucky although I cannot find him or his family in any census in Kentucky. He came to Indiana and lived in Parke County, IN.
My great grandfather Patrick Hoban said he was born in Kentucky. He had brothers named John, Michael, James, sisters were named Kate (probably Katherine, Catherine) and Annie. My grandmother could remember her grandfather Michael and her grandmother Catherine whom she was named after. But we don't know when they died, where Catherine came from, whether she was born here in US or in Ireland. Where Michael came to when he came to US. Whether he came straight to Kentucky or elsewhere. We don't know what part of Ireland he was born in. Any help you can give me I would appreciate greatly.

Re: Michael Hoban

joyshar21 — 2008-10-18 00:28:42Z

Yes it is possible that this could be him, all I know is he came from Ireland in 1850 at age of 17. What was your great great grandmother's name (first name anyway). We don't know where he landed whether it was Boston, New York, Philadelphia or where. His wife's first name was Catherine, Katherine, Catheryn. We don't know her maiden name or whether she came from Ireland also or was born here. We only know that my great grandfather was born in Henderson KY. That my great great grandfather Michael was still alive in 1900 and he lived in Parke Co. IN. When he died we really don't know. He apparently died before my grandmother married and she was married in 1910. We don't know if he had family here other than his wife and children. I know this doesn't answer your question if this is the same man or not. But thank you for answering.

Sharon

Re: William Hoban / Ellen Ready

montannarachel — 2008-04-05 22:10:30Z

try the castlebar islandeady glenisland or westport area there is hobans around there

hobans

montannarachel — 2008-04-05 22:05:52Z

this could help people alot
there is hobans through out mayo ireland including castlebar
islandeady westport and glenisland!
i don't know really any more only that there is micheal hoban in westport and there was a john hoban in islandeady who died a few years back!

Re: William Hoban / Ellen Ready

montannarachel — 2008-04-05 21:45:03Z

thre is hobans in glenisland castlebar co.mayo

Re: DENNIS HOBAN cleveland ohio

montannarachel — 2008-04-05 21:42:59Z

i'm sure this is late but there is hobans in glenisland,castlebar,co.mayo,ireland!

Margaret Hoban - mother of Ian Brien Hoban

KHabes — 2006-07-28 03:05:20Z

HOBAN,Michael, Married GLYNN,Delia Boston 1897

cdynan — 2007-09-20 01:05:31Z

Looking for any information on Michael Hoban and Delia Glynn, married in Boston abt. 1897. They had 4 children, Leo, Herbert, Sarah, John Redmond. Delia Glynn was fron Galway.
Cheryl

Re: Stephen and Ann (Coulahan) in Minnesota

leckblad — 2009-01-05 23:55:30Z

I am a descendant of Jacob Wagner Gish, Sr. In a book belonging to his granddaughter Martha Gish Wynn I found an old newspaper clipping from Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Hoban's 50th wedding anniversary. This was in 1927. If some descendant would like a copy please e-mail me at: leckblad@brainerd.net
Jacob married Ann Hoban after his first wife died.
Ardy Eckblad

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

kaltesgrab — 2008-05-09 02:20:12Z

This is a longshot considering how long ago this thread was started and how little I know, but here goes.

I believe I am related to an Honoria Hoban on my grandmother's side - if I'm correct she was an aunt or sister of my great grandfather although I'd have to check this, it stands out in my mind because it was of interest to my family that I had been named Honor without my parent's knowledge of such a similar name in our family's past. The family DID originate from Mayo, and my great grandfather moved to scotland, to somewhere around Bathgate, West Lothian. This is all I can say at present, but can possibly find out more if there is any interest.

peter j hoban

reginaroth — 2007-05-06 20:56:59Z

Looking for information on my great grandfather Peter J Hoban botn 7/1857 in PA. Married Regina T Hilly (Hilley) around 1888 and they had Marie, Walter, Edward (Edwin?), Harold, Helen and Madeline
I believe his parents were born in Ireland and would appreciate more information on them.

Re: Bridget HOBAN from Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, Ireland, settled with her husband Michael MORLEY in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

michelewolsey26 — 2006-10-11 23:26:49Z

My Grest Grandmother married a Morley from Ballyhaunis County Mayo Ireland in 1894. Martin Morley b.1865 also had a brother Tom/ Thomas, there may have been more siblings that I don't know about.
This marriage took place in Oldham Lancashire to Mary Tierney nee Donaghue( she was a widow), they had 2 sons Thomas b.1895 and Martin Joseph b.1906 he may have married a lady called Mai.
Martins brother Tom stayed in Ballyhaunis on the family farm until his death in the 1950's.
Do please see if we can connect any names...

William Hoban / Ellen Ready

lenisathomes — 2007-05-15 06:36:16Z

Searching for information regarding William Hoban who married Ellen Ready/Reidy by 1831. At least one son John Hoban born approx July 25, 1832. Family may have lived in the area or vicinity of Devlin North, County Mayo. Any information on this family would be deeply appreciated.