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ClaireHoban
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Hello all,
I am really really stuck at the moment as I can't find the birth record for my gt gt grandfather Pat Hoban.
We had always thought that our Hoban's came from a small village called Capparanny which is Co. Mayo, not far from Castlebar, however I have learned that my gt gt grandfather Pat did not; my gt grandfather Denis Hoban was born there along with his brothers and sisters but prior to 1870s there were no Hoban's born there.
I have Pat Hoban on both the 1901 & 1911 census but they don't really help as one says he was born in 1845 and the other suggest 1839!! Pat's father was Thomas Hoban but I don't know his mothers name. Pat was married twice; his first marriage may have been to an Ann/e Walsh/e and his second marriage was definitely to a Mary Flanagan in 1880.
I've just got back from Ireland and I went to Capparanny and I only found a grave for one of Pat's sons and not him!
Does anyone have any suggestions on where I go next?
Many thanks
Claire
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dee melody
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Claire, have you searched on this site: There are lots of Hoban's listed.
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#start
Did you go to the North &/or South Mayo Heritage Centres when you were in Ireland to check the records?
Dee
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Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukMelody: Carrick, Attymass, Ballina, County Mayo Cassidy:Mayo/Leitrim Granaghan: Crossmolina, County Mayo Mullens: Kensington, London |
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dee melody
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I have sent you a pm. On brsgenealogy there are 2 other Hoban's.
Patrick Hoban 1843 County Mayo
Patrick Hoban 1845 County Mayo
both are Church Baptisms. I have a feeling both of their father's are also Thomas Hoban!!!
And don't forget Griffiths:
http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_family_search_form.php
dee
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Census Information is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.ukMelody: Carrick, Attymass, Ballina, County Mayo Cassidy:Mayo/Leitrim Granaghan: Crossmolina, County Mayo Mullens: Kensington, London |
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ClaireHoban
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Hello,
I didn't visit the family centres but I use two websites that they are connected to.
The Griffiths isn't that helpful as I wouldn't know if I was looking at the correct person. Thomas and Patrick are very popular in all the Hoban families, lol.
I know Patrick was alive in 1919 as he attend the wedding of his son Denis in Birmingham, UK so i thought i might find his grave but i didn't.
I'm going round and round in circles!
Thanks for the help
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DympJoyce
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Claire
Just wondering if you looked up the 1901 Census for some familiar names,
Hoban is a common enough name for Mayo, the ones I know of are in Manulla, Newport, Westport.
(Just insert County = Mayo
+ Surname + First Name.....Leave out Parish, Towland etc and you might see familiar names
http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/1901census/census.shtml
Good Luck with your research
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ClaireHoban
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Dear DympJoyce,
Yes i have looked up both my gt grandfather Denis and my Gt Gt grandfather Patt on the 1901 census and the 1911. I did mention this in my original post - I don't see your point sorry?
Regards
Claire
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DympJoyce
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Claire
I just meant that Hobans may have originated from other towlands, and married into the area.
I live near Turlough but know of no Hobans around there. If you do come up with a village I could check the cemeteries there for you.
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ClaireHoban
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Hello,
They come from Capparanny and there are no Hoban's there anymore; I was there last month and I found my gt grandfather's brother (Stephen Hoban) burried in the cemetary by the tower.
My gt gt grandfather Patt states on his marriage certificate in 1880 that he is from Capparanny. I think it is possible that they came originally from Castlebar but I haven't found anything to support this. 
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seanmac
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(by kind permission of Noel Farrell)
Castlebar & Westport Roots 1901;
Westport, Ardmore (1)
Hoban Patrick & Bridget; Thomas, Timothy, (posting estb)
Castlebar, Bridget st (7)
Hoban James, Bridget, Mary. (pub & shop)
Westport, Cloonmonad (Westport Quay) (25)
Hoban Honor;
(84)
Hoban Bridget, Patrick, Kate, Bridget (pub manager)
Castlebar, Ellison st (26)
Hoban Thomas & Bridget; James, Michael, Annie, Thomas, Mary, John (ex shopkeeper)
Westport, John's row (19)
Hoban Austin & Jane; Bridget, Sarah, Thomas, Mary, John, (nailor)
(22)
Hoban John; (nailor)
Castlebar, Knockaphunta;
Hoban Norah, Michael, Thomas, Bridget, Annie, Sarah
Westport, Monument st (5)
Hoban Timothy & Margaret; Mary, Michael, Willia, Anne, Rose. (mason)
Westport, Quay st new (5)
Hoban Patrick & Catherine; MaryKate, Julia, Margaret, John (carpenter & mason)
Castlebar, Snugborough;
HOBIN William & Winifred; Mary, Bridget, Ellen, Nora, Annie, James.
HOBIN Bridget; (seamstress)
Westport, Shop st (15)
Hoban Michael, Timothy, Thomas, Bridget, Maryanne. (bookkeeper)
Castlebar, Tucker st (15)
Hoban John & Catherine; Timothy, Michael, Annie, Mary, Patrick, John, Henry Catherine, Philip (blacksmith)
Westport, Tober hill (47)
Hoban Michael & Maria (mason)
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ClaireHoban
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Thanks for posting that but it doesn't help as I don't know which (if any) would be connected to my family.
My gt gt gt grandfather Thomas Hoban (Patt's father) was dead before 1880. And in 1901 Patt was in Capparanny.
Thanks anyway
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ClaireHoban
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We have a break through!!
I have just discovered that Patt and Mary's first child Martin Hoban b. 1882 was baptised in the parish of Keelogues NOT Capparanny!
Thanks for all your help
Claire
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DympJoyce
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That great Claire.....Well Done
If you need any photographs of Gravestones let me know, and I will gladly get them for you
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ClaireHoban
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DympJoyce,
Is Keelogues another spelling for Keeloges in the parish of Kildacommage and is Keelcol another alternative or a different place?
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DympJoyce
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Claire
The Keelogues that I know is near Turlough, so it makes sense. It is between Ballyvary and Manulla. Their is a Church there so that would be why the baptism is registered there.
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ClaireHoban
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Many thanks.
Another thing; is there a cemetary connected to that Church as this might explain where Patt is burried.
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