1 Chronicles 3:19

Meshullam . Though this name recurs, and very frequently, in Chronicles, Ezra, and Nehemiah, yet the person here denoted by it—son of Zerubbabel—is found here only. Hananiah , 1.q. Joanna of Luke 3:27 , the names being the same, but with the component parts transposed, as in instances already given above. In the Gospel, Hananiah appears as grandson of Zorobabel, Rhesa intervening. Shelomith . This person is mentioned here only. The word, though evidently a feminine form, is found for the name of a man, chief of the Izarhites ( 1 Chronicles 23:18 ), but very possibly by a mere clerical error, as the true form is given in the very next chapter ( 1 Chronicles 24:22 ) for the same character, viz. שְׁלמֹוֹת .