Among the people who arrived in Singapore with Sir Stamford Raffles in 1819 was a man named John Hogan, who worked for the East India Company. Although he moved to Penang in 1825, some of his offspring grew roots in Singapore.
Last Saturday, 60 of his descendants gathered in Jalan Binchang in Bishan.
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