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John Bernard Hoban 1896

John Bernard Hoban was born to Michael Hoban and Margaret (Byrne) Hoban, and had siblings Anastasia (Hoban) Unthank, William Joseph Hoban, Daniel Edward Hoban, Michael John Hoban., Annie Marie (Hoban) Incigneri, Alice Mary (Hoban) Collins, Eileen (Hoban) Morphett, Isabella Hoban, and Bridget (Hoban) Benton. John Hoban died in 1896, and was buried at Oakleigh Cemetery in Oakleigh, Monash City County, VIC Australia.
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    John Bernard Hoban lived 73 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .
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