The name Ohad appears in the genealogical lists of Simeon's sons (Genesis 46:10; Exodus 6:15). His line is not mentioned in later tribal census lists of Numbers, suggesting his descendants may have died out or merged with other families.
The sparse mention of Ohad illustrates how God's purposes encompass even those whose names appear only in passing. Every name in the genealogical lists represents a life, a family, and a chapter in God's story with Israel. Jesus' assurance that the Father knows every sparrow that falls — and that His people are of infinitely greater value (Matthew 10:29-31) — applies equally to the seemingly forgotten.