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The surname Horn, of Irish descent, has an interesting history that dates back several centuries. The name itself has its origins in the Old English word "horn," which referred to a horn or antler. It is believed that the original bearers of the surname were likely associated with the horn trade or had some connection to the animal. During the medieval period, surnames became more common in Ireland, and the Horn surname began to be recorded in various forms. In some cases, it was spelled as "Horne" or "Orn." The name was often passed down from father to son, establishing a family lineage. As time went on, the Horn surname spread across different parts of Ireland, with various families adopting the name. In some instances, the name evolved into different variations, such as "O'Horn" or "McHorn." These variations reflected the Gaelic influence on Irish surnames. The Horn surname also became associated with certain regions or clans in Ireland. For example, there were Horn families in County Cork and County Donegal. These families played significant roles in their local communities and contributed to Irish society in various ways. Today, individuals with the surname Horn of Irish descent can be found around the world, particularly in countries with significant Irish diaspora communities, such as the United States, Canada, and Australia. The surname continues to carry a sense of pride and heritage for those who bear it, representing their Irish ancestry and family history.

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