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Re: Hoban Records

mj_brother — 2012-04-29 15:05:29Z

I have a great great great grandmother that I was hoping to get more information on. What follows is a excerp from the Casey's of Carbondale, Pennsylvania family history. I am not necessarily care if had to do with the James Hoban architect of the White House fame.
Catherine Hoban
F, #2279, b. December 1797, d. 19 December 1891
Charts Descendants of James Casey and Ed Casey
Catherine was born in December 1797, at County Mayo, Ireland.1 She married James Casey in November 1828 at County Mayo, Ireland.2 As of November 1828,her married name was Casey.2 Catherine died on 19 December 1891 at Green Ridge Section, Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, at age at an unknown age .3 She was buried on 21 December 1891 at Pearl Street, Carbondale, Pennsylvania.1 She was funeral on 21 December 1891 at Carbondale, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania.
Last Edited=22 May 2008
Children of Catherine Hoban and James Casey
◦Patrick Casey+
◦Thomas Casey+ b. 1830, d. 21 Jul 1873
◦Edward Casey+ b. 1851, d. 19 Jan 1909

Re: Patrick Hoban

@@padhragin@aol.com — 2012-03-30 17:29:56Z

I will get my information together and send it to you. My information is that Patrick's parents were Ann Murtagh and Micheal Hoban.

Re: Patrick Hoban

louisemacintosh — 2012-03-27 13:25:09Z

Hi. We are related. Ellen Hoban and Dominic Byrne were my great, great grandparents. Their daughter, Ann Agnes Byrne immigrated to Pennsylvania in the 1880s. Let me pull my info and see what I have on the Hobans. It may not be a lot.
gordymac1@aol.com

Hoban / Peyton / Peyton Galveston, TX 1870

karenkjohn — 2012-02-28 18:49:25Z

My g-g grandfather John Peyton b 1858 NJ is shown with his sister Margaret b 1853 NY in the 1870 census Galveston, TX living with James Hoban and family. I cannot find any information on his parents or what happened to them and how he and his sister came to live with the Hobans. Does anyone have any information? Thank you

Re: Hoban surname

jamie_norman77 — 2012-02-15 00:31:39Z

My grandfather was William Patrick Hoban Sr. My father is William Patrick Hoban Jr. We are from Central IL

Re: Patrick HOBAN from Liscarney (married to Bridget GAVIN from Erriff)

msebelist1980 — 2012-01-28 04:25:09Z

i found this on the internet.. can anyone confirm or deny if this is the right bridget gaven/ patrick hoban?

name: Bridget Gavin Hoban
event: Death
event date: 15 Aug 1935
event place: Norwalk, Huron, Ohio
residence:
street address:
gender: Female
death age: 82y 10m 7d
marital status: Widowed
race: W
occupation:
birth date: 08 Oct 1852
birthplace: Mayo, Ireland
estimated birth year: 1853
burial date: 17 Aug 1935
burial place:
cemetery: St Marys
father: Patrick Gavin
father's titles & terms:
father's birthplace: Mayo, Ireland
mother: Mary Navin
mother's titles & terms:
mother's birthplace: Mayo, Ireland
spouse: Patrick Hobay

Re: Patrick HOBAN from Liscarney (married to Bridget GAVIN from Erriff)

msebelist1980 — 2011-12-01 21:10:30Z

Patrick Hoban is my boyfriends great-great-great-grandfather... I am also looking for information. Lemme know if you discover anything =]

Laurence Hoban

msebelist1980 — 2011-12-01 20:44:13Z

Looking for information for my boyfriend's family tree. I am inquiring about his grandfather, Laurence Hoban, who was married to Fern Mercedes Teatsworth. He was born in New Jersey. They had three children. Any information about him or his wife would be appreciated... or any related Jersey Hobans. Thank You!

Hobans of Westport, County Mayo

krathband — 2011-10-18 03:14:32Z

I have just begun research on my family. Unfortunately I have very little to go on. My father is James Rathband of John's Row, Westport. Siblings are Frank, Joe, Jeannette. Mother is Margaret Hoban Rathband b. 1907. Father is Joseph Rathband, b. 1906. Margaret Hoban's parents were Austin and Sarah Hoban. I may be wrong with the Sarah part, it might be Jane? I am also looking for information on Austin Brennan and Norah Cameron. If anyone has any information on them I would be very grateful. Thanks! Kate

Re: Elise Piquette

jenniferosullivan62 — 2011-10-10 17:44:19Z

Thank you for replying to my post. Im a descendant from her first marriage to Lt Ormsby McKnight Mitchel, she was my great great grandmother. I have plenty of information about her first marriage, if I can help you with anything just let me know. But I know very little about her second, other than she married James Hoban in or around 1880. Please tell me more !

my email is osullivanjenniferann@gmail.com

jennifer

Re: Elise Piquette

annablaschke — 2011-10-10 17:16:03Z

Hello -
I have some information about one of the childeren of James Hoban and Elise Piquette (marriage to James was her second marriage). So far, I know of one Elise Hoban who married Edward Renick Alexander and had 5 childeren. I am in touch with one of their grand children. Please contact me if you know more, or if I can provide more information about the people I know of. Good luck!

Re: Hoban and Heraghty -Westport

jennykelty — 2011-09-09 08:34:27Z

My Grandmother was a Hoban.. Her Fathers Name was Michael Hoban from Mayo and he Married Margaret Kelly in Dublin. They had the following children James, Brigid, Margaret, Patrick, Anthony, Michael, Thomas, Ellen

Michael Hobans fathers name was Thomas Hoban who Married an Ellen Sloyan in Claremorris in 1867. They had the following children Margaret (who moved to USA) Pat, Mary (Moved to USA) John, Thomas, Michael.

Thomas Hoban's fathers name was Patrick Hoban.

Ellen Sloyan's fathers name was Thomas Sloyan

If anyone has any further information would be helpful..

Re: Patrick HOBAN from Liscarney (married to Bridget GAVIN from Erriff)

kazh123 — 2011-06-27 20:42:18Z

Hiya Kara, I have patrick,john and Timothy all through the generations,I have info of Patrick and Timothy sharing addresses in Scotland too!! where Patrick and Bridget baptised a girl Mary Aloyius Email me at kazh123 @aol.com

Re: Patrick HOBAN from Liscarney (married to Bridget GAVIN from Erriff)

KARAMURRAY1 — 2011-06-27 05:57:36Z

Hi,
Sorry it's taken me so long to respond to your post.

I don't have any info on Patrick's brother but since Timothy isn't a very common name in my family and Patrick had a son with that name it's definitely possible.

It seems that Patrick was the son of John Hoban and his wife Mary (don't know her maiden name). It looks like John and Mary had 2 other sons named James and Thomas. Does that sound familiar?

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

kazh123 — 2011-05-16 09:10:01Z

Hiya reecedeclan,
My great grandfather was from Castlebar and although he moved to Belfast his family remained there.I have loads of info if you need help.

Karen

Re: Hoban - Westport, County Mayo, Ireland

reecedeclan — 2011-05-12 18:35:49Z

I am trying to find out about my fathers family of Hobans who lived in Castlebar my fathers name is Brendan and i know nothing about his family other than they came from Castlebar

Re: Patrick HOBAN from Liscarney (married to Bridget GAVIN from Erriff)

johnhoban88 — 2011-04-07 15:08:10Z

Hey Patrick is my great grand father who left his family in Ireland and came to live in Penn with his daughter Bridgie as shown on the 1930 Census report. My Grand Father was named Patrick after his dad. My Grand Father had Emigrated to the states also first living in Philly and then moved to Long Island NY where our family currently lives. My name is John P. Hoban I have maps from the town the family had lived in out side Ballenrobe Ireland the family had been christened in Ballenrobe St Ann's or something like that also have a 1911 Irish Censes report that lists family members. Please wright back

Re: Hoban and Heraghty -Westport

condon888 — 2011-02-26 22:49:47Z

Hi:
I am also researching Heraghty and Hoban from Westport, Mayo. I can say that there was a John Hoban born and baptised in that area of south mayo in 1881. His parents initials were P.H and M.G.
If this is of interest to you, I can provide necessary information to continue research.

C.M.Helton
cmchelton@copper.net

Re: Hoban and Heraghty -Westport

condon888 — 2011-02-03 17:11:53Z

Have a list of Hoban baptisms from the 1820s to 1870s if it would be of help or interest to you. I am also related to the Hoban's and Heraghty's of Westport, Mayo, Ireland.
Please let me know.

C.M.Helton

Re: Hoban and Heraghty -Westport

condon888 — 2011-02-03 17:02:09Z

Just read your post with interest. I'm researching my ancestry in Westport, Mayo, Ireland. Family names are Heraghty and Hoban. Perhaps a comparison of our information will be helpful. I do have a list of mostly Hoban baptisms from the 1820s to 1870s with the names of the child and parents including mother's maiden names.
C.M.Helton
Wilbraham, MA
cmhelton@copper.net

Re: Hoban Search

pmjlkenny — 2010-12-07 21:15:51Z

I am looking for a Mary Hoban, she had a little girl on 22/11/1961 in sacred heart convent castlepollard, co.westmeath. I only have her name ? I would be grateful if there is anyone with information please. Thank you

Re: Hoban Search

pmjlkenny — 2010-12-07 21:15:51Z

Re: John HOBAN descendents

gracefromborrego — 2010-11-16 10:34:48Z

I found the descendents of my great uncle JOHN HOBAN. Sorry, no connection with your John Alban Hoban. I have met John's only living son Emmet, born when John was 49.

John went to New York, but then returned to Ireland where he marriend and lived out his life.

Good luck in your search.

Re: John HOBAN descendents

janwayn — 2010-11-16 07:32:42Z

My grandfather was John Alban Hoban born in London in 1878.He married my grandmother Lucy Louise LLoyd and my father was born in 1905 in London-John Francis Hoban.They came to New Zealand about 1906-7.I have had no luck trying to trace past my Grandparents.I am the only remaining relation on this side of the family and am very interested in any information you may have.I believe they originally came from County Mayo.

Any informatio greatfully received.
Many thanks
Jan King

HOBAN Michael N our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 49W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-21 19:00:22Z

HOBAN Michael N our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 49W

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

Clonsk09 — 2010-08-23 14:09:40Z

Hi, Noted time period since you were checking/researching your family. I am doing some family research and have Hobans in my Family research from Ballyhaunis. From my initial research, a Great Great Grandmother of mine was called Bridget Hoban, born approx early 1810-1825(Estimated). I have two later marital relations to Hobans in Lisbane area also. I know the area. Could compare details.

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

Clonsk09 — 2010-08-23 14:09:01Z

Hi, I am recently doing some family research and have three Hoban connection in my family tree from Ballyhaunis. My great Great Grandmother was Bridget Hoban. I have two marital (Not blood) relations also who are Hobans. Indeed there are still Hobans in ballyhaunis and my connections are similar to the Hobans on this Email thread in Lisbane/ballyahunis environs. May be able to assist.

Kind regards
Seamus

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

Clonsk09 — 2010-08-23 14:02:10Z

Re: Looking for:

bobeh911 — 2010-08-23 04:42:41Z

Do you know what your mothers maiden name was?
Did she marry a second time?

look forward to hearing from you!!
Roberta

Re: Looking for:

sunshiny60 — 2010-08-23 02:47:31Z

i wasborn in nyc1929.think you are looking for me.ihad uncle john,uncle martin and aunt mary.my parents were thomas and mary hoban

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

bhoban11 — 2010-08-12 18:13:20Z

Hi, I am Bernadette Hoban and just found you post. My father was Denis J. Hoban born in Ballyhaunis, Mayo as well in 1915. Ballyhaunins isn't that big and wondering if we are related. my dad came to Brooklyn, NY in 1950.

Bridget would have been 74 when my dad was born, maybe a great aunt or something.

good luch

Re: Hobans from County Mayo and Galway

bobeh911 — 2010-07-24 15:19:48Z

Karin, Thank you for your reply!

Re: Hobans from County Mayo and Galway

kazh123 — 2010-07-23 13:25:02Z

Hello Bob,
I too have relatives in 2 generations of national schoolteachers.I looked up some info for your ones and found they lived next door to the school!!John F and Honoria plus their eldest 2 children Patrick J and Delia A were all national schoolteachers.I have a list of the younger children and their address if you want me to pass it on to you.My email is kazh123@aol.com,
All the best, Karen

Hobans from County Mayo and Galway

bobeh911 — 2010-07-19 16:09:01Z

Our grandparents were, John Francis Hoban b.1853 married to Honoria Matilda Connor b.1868. They were both National School Teachers in County Galway. John may have been born in County Mayo, and several family members were also teachers (ancesters and children). 4 of their children came to New York, Martin, John, Mary, and Thomas. All but Thomas stayed in the New York area.

HOBAN 1 Myrtle E 1880-1947

t42MountOlivet — 2010-07-06 21:26:08Z

HOBAN 1 Myrtle E 1880-1947

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HOBAN 1 John 1879-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2010-07-06 21:25:30Z

HOBAN 1 John 1879-1957

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Hoban connections

bhines99 — 2010-06-27 05:29:16Z

I am looking for any info on my great grandmother's family. She was Margaret Mary Hoban b.1884 Newport Ireland; brothers--John b. 1882; Patrick b. 1888; Martin b.1896; sisters--Mary & Agnes. Emigrated to US 1899. Lived in Detroit--Married Edward Hill. I believe parents were Denis Hoban/Catherine Keane.

Myslef too?

worshiptheprincess — 2010-06-18 04:10:34Z

I am also wondering if I am related. I have a family tree that leads on to a fiew of these names.

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

cdynan — 2010-06-18 03:23:19Z

Hi Ed, We are either 2nd or 3rd cousins once removed. Delia Glynn was my great grandmother's sister. My great grandmother was Mary Glynn, born 1870 in Parkmore Galway. Your grandmother Delia was born in 1872 in Parkmore. Their parents were Hubert Glynn and Mary Corliss. Mary stayed in Ireland and married Peter McHugh in 1862. I have more info now then when I wrote that post. My grandmother Julia McHugh came over here and married Denis Crowley. Do you know much of the family? I know there were brother Nicholas and James, also that Hubert was very tall, 6'4+". My father Donald Crowley was at least 6'4" also. Be interested in sharing more info, will send a message with email address.

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

EdwardHoban — 2010-06-17 17:50:03Z

Found your post today. Michael was my grandfather. What do you need to know?

Ed Hoban

Re: Hoban

terrapintoz — 2010-06-10 03:27:02Z

Hello Kerry,

My mother was Honore Helen Hoban from Queens Ny. Her father was Edward Francis Hoban born in Chicago, Ill., died in the 1950's.< family used to vacation on Macanack( spelling?) Island>
I am new to all this, and trying to muddle thru< with curiosity pushing me!>.
My mother said that her mother used to say, "You couldn't spit without hitting a Hoban in Ann Arbor, Michigan!"
I know my grandfather had several brothers and a couple of sisters...We may be related!
I don't know if this gives you any info you need, but, if you have a connection with my Hoban's let me know.
Oh! One more tid bit, My grandfather's mother was Kitty Glenn...I can't remember who the Hoban great-grandfather first name was...I am trying to find out.

Lot's of luck!
Mary Beth Cavaliere

Re: William Edward Hoban With sister Tootsie McGlinchey

LisaMcG8 — 2010-05-05 21:08:56Z

Hi-

I believe you are referring to my grandmother (Tootsie). She had a brother William E born in 1903 and was from Newtron, MA. Her mother was Annie C Bagley (1872-1942) and her father was Michael J. Hoban (1871-1947?). I am trying to fing good information on Michael J's father, Michale Hoban who was born in Ireland about 1843 and married to Hanna from Ireland. As far as I can see both must have come to the US before 1866 or so, because all their children were born in the US. Lisa

Re: Patrick HOBAN from Liscarney (married to Bridget GAVIN from Erriff)

kazh123 — 2010-05-02 18:03:38Z

Hello Kara, Im wonderining if your Patrick and my Timothy Hoban (Blacksmith)were brothers as he was born in 1839 to John hoban ( farmer)

Re: Hoban Name and Scranton

dtazz — 2010-04-22 16:38:05Z

I havent done much with the family history for awhile, been busy. Computer issues have put my family tree info into storage so I cant access it until I reinstall the software, but I remember a bit. My John Joseph Hoban was born in 1868 and, I am told, died in the flu epidemic in Idaho Springs, CO 1918. Weird thing is that the cemetary has no record of his burial there, just his wife Katie Murphy Hoban in 1955 and two or three infant children. So, I dont think the question is if we are related but how. J.J. had two brothers I can remember, Dennis and Charles. I believe both were dentists. Dennis is named after their father, Dionysius "Dennis" Hoban of County Mayo, Ireland and John Joseph is named after their grandfather. The 1870 census shows Dennis, his wife Mary Egan Hoban, and their son John Joseph in Luzerne County, PA. My grandmother swore that JJ was born in Ireland, however, the records in County Mayo for that period are incomplete. Was going to look into the catholic records in PA for baptisms in 1868. Does any of this sound familiar to you?

Re: Hoban Name and Scranton

thealy8676 — 2010-04-22 13:09:12Z

Not sure if you still check this. But my mother is Karen Hoban, daughter of John Hoban, out of Scranton PA, owner and worker in a mine. If you have any interset in talking, his descendents are many, mostly in NJ, while we are in FL.

Re: Ernest Edwin Hoban

keith_hoban — 2010-03-27 13:59:33Z

Hello
I am Keith Hoban Ernest Hoban from Selly Oak was my uncle
what do you need to know about out family Tree :-).
Kind regards Keith

Ernest Edwin Hoban

kimdavis291 — 2010-03-26 15:17:14Z

I am looking for any information or connections to the Hoban family who lived in the Northfield and Selly Oak areas of Birmingham.
My grandfather Ernest was married to marjorie and had 5 children.
His father was also Ernest who was married to Ruth. His d.o.b 1895-1963.
His father was Edwin Edward married to Matilda Humphries.
Any info would be great to help me along.

Patrick Hoban

padhragin — 2010-03-21 21:57:35Z

Great grandfather, Patrick Hoban, born in County Mayo, 12/13/1841. Parents Micheal Hoban and Mary Murtagh married in the Roman Catholic parish of Kilconduff/Swinford 1/28/1835. He emigrated to the US (possibly Pennsylvania) in September, 1865. Family lived near Kiltimagh, County Mayo. Brothers Thomas, Michael, Vincent, Anthony; sisters Ellen (married Dominic Byrne), Biddie Fitzpatrick. Brother Anthony was baptized 9/18/1854 at Woods. Sponsors Micheal and Ann Murtagh. He married Ellen Byrne from County Roscommon (but may have lived in England for a time) Her family lived in Pennsylvania. Please contact me if you have any information on the Hobans or Murtaghs. Thanks.

Re: Hoban in Kilkenny

wijohansson — 2010-03-15 19:29:26Z

Hi,

I noticed that the town Leadville CO was mentioned above at this message board . . .

Does anyone of you have old photos from Leadville?

I have some unidentified photos of persons who lived at Leadville during roughly 1890’s to 1900’s.

Would you be kind to check if you can find any match between your photos and my photos or you might have information about some of the persons on my photos? My unidentified photos are published at the Internet page
http://oldphotos.homeip.net/Photos.htm

I'll be grateful for every single clue that will help my research; my contact information will be found at the Internet page
http://oldphotos.homeip.net/Photos.htm

Thanks!

Re: James Hoban

wijohansson — 2010-03-15 19:27:48Z