Three Russian estates
Three new pages describe estates linked to the family. Pervitino, near Tver, is the estate of the Khvostovs, the family of Sophie, the wife of Joseph d'Horrer. Razumnoye, near Belgorod, belonged to the Dorogobuzhinovs; Antonina Ippolitovna and her son, Count Vladimir d'Horrer, lived and were buried there, and the page tells how fragments of Antonina's tombstone were found in 2023. Vasilievka, in the Kharkov province, is described by Georgy Lukomsky in 1917, with photographs from 1915.
The background of the ennoblement (1627)
A new chapter places Ferdinand II's diploma in the Thirty Years' War: it cites the service of Eberhard-Georges Horrer's two sons in the imperial troops. Read the chapter.
Marie-Joseph in Moscow in 1812
The chapter on Marie-Joseph d'Horrer now quotes the account of General de Dedem, who gave him and his family shelter in Moscow.
A map and a search
The map of places has a timeline from 1627 to today, and the events of the chronology lead to their places. The "Search" button searches the whole site, in the three languages.
Corrections
Alexeï Georgievitch d'Horrer died in 1988: the dates are corrected on the pages of the Russian branch. Five typos reported by readers have been fixed.