Horon is used as a family name or surname in Ireland. It is 5 characters long in length.
A form of Harrigan. Grandson of little Anradh meaning "warrior or champion".
The surname is the variant form of Aragand. Probably from Arragon, the Spanish province.
The family name Horon is form of Organ. See under Orgles - According to the definition of Halliwell, who cites from MS. Douce, 302, f. 3, the line, "He con harpe, he con syng, his orgles ben herd ful wyd." Orgel, German, an organ. Now Organ is also a well-recognised surname, and hence it would seem that the noblest of all musical instruments has lent its aid to swell the family nomenclature. In what way Orgles and Organ became family names it is hard to guess: perhaps the first bearers of them were medieval organists.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
O. Horon was 28 years old when he migrated to USA on May 24, 1880. He lived in Prussia where he worked as peddler and took State Of Nevada from Glasgow.