https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/nouvelles/At most once a month, a short letter tells what has changed on the site: new pages, documents and photos, discoveries, corrections. The letters already sent are below.enhttps://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/nouvelles/2026-10https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/nouvelles/2026-10Sun, 01 Nov 2026 09:00:00 +0000<h2>Three Russian estates</h2> <p>Three new pages describe estates linked to the family. <a href="https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/branche-francaise/pervitino">Pervitino</a>, near Tver, is the estate of the Khvostovs, the family of Sophie, the wife of Joseph d'Horrer. <a href="https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/branche-russe/razumnoe">Razumnoye</a>, 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. <a href="https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/branche-russe/vassilievka">Vasilievka</a>, in the Kharkov province, is described by Georgy Lukomsky in 1917, with photographs from 1915.</p> <h2>The background of the ennoblement (1627)</h2> <p>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. <a href="https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/histoire/01b-contexte-anoblissement">Read the chapter</a>.</p> <h2>Marie-Joseph in Moscow in 1812</h2> <p>The chapter on <a href="https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/histoire/09-marie-joseph">Marie-Joseph d'Horrer</a> now quotes the account of General de Dedem, who gave him and his family shelter in Moscow.</p> <h2>A map and a search</h2> <p>The <a href="https://www.famille-d-horrer.com/en/presentation/lieux">map of places</a> 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.</p> <h2>Corrections</h2> <p>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.</p>