נחמיה, פרק ז׳, פסוק כ״ה

Records of populations often organize people by their geographic origins rather than their strict biological families. Individuals are frequently grouped together simply because they share a hometown, even if the language used to describe them implies a family lineage.

In the case of Gibeon, the people identified are the residents of the city itself rather than members of a specific clan. The total number of these local inhabitants is counted as ninety-five.