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| de Hóir | Very rare: Dublin. Ir.Lang. See Hore, Hoare. |
| de Hóir | Hoare, Hore: líonmhar: Mumhain & Connachta. Angla-Normannaigh a bhí ag Teach Moshagard, Loch Garman, sa 13 céad. Bhíodar chun tosaigh i gCorcaigh níos déanaí agus leathnaigh ar fud na Mumhan. I gConnachta, d'fhéadfadh an sloinne a sheasamh d'Ó h-Earchadha (Horohoe). Le Hore a bhí ar na céad ionróirí: brí: an duine liath. Gaelaíodh iad go mór - féach an file Seán de Hóra (c.1710-80). |
| De Hora | Hoare: féach de Hóir. Deineann Mac Giolla Iasachta cur síos suimiúil ar eachtraí na clainne seo; an ceann ba bhreátha, b'fhéidir, nuair a tháinig an feisire Joseph Hoare ó Loch Garman go Baile Átha Cliath, in aois a 93 agus é dall, chun vótáil in aghaidh Acht na h-Aondachta (1801). |
| Hoare | numerous: Munster & Connacht etc. Ir. de Hóir, de Hóra. Anglo-Normans associated with Wexford where it occurs as Hore. They also settled in Munster generally. In Connacht, it may stand for Ó h-Earchadha (Ó h-Earchaí). Some may be descended from later English settlers. MIF. |
| Hore | fairly rare: Wexford. See Hoare. |
Parishes where a Hoare and a second surname married each other.
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