David was one of 6 surviving kids of Georg/George and Elisabeth/Elizabeth (Müller) Horn.
The clan (parents, kids including David and Mollie) went from Russia via Hamburg to Buenos Aires, stayed there about 1 1/2 years, then came up through Mexico to El Paso, TX.
David, Mollie and one kid came first, then his parents and siblings followed along the same route about 6 months later.
They had three kids, two of which wound up being raised by the paternal grandparents after the deaths of David and his wife 3 weeds apart in 1913.
Funny thing is that this whole bunch claimed to be born in Germany (rather than Russia) when they arrived at El Paso.
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The clan (parents, kids including David and Mollie) went from Russia via Hamburg to Buenos Aires, stayed there about 1 1/2 years, then came up through Mexico to El Paso, TX.
David, Mollie and one kid came first, then his parents and siblings followed along the same route about 6 months later.
They had three kids, two of which wound up being raised by the paternal grandparents after the deaths of David and his wife 3 weeds apart in 1913.
Funny thing is that this whole bunch claimed to be born in Germany (rather than Russia) when they arrived at El Paso.
Info supplied by member #47104193
David was one of 6 surviving kids of Georg/George and Elisabeth/Elizabeth (Müller) Horn.
The clan (parents, kids including David and Mollie) went from Russia via Hamburg to Buenos Aires, stayed there about 1 1/2 years, then came up through Mexico to El Paso, TX.
David, Mollie and one kid came first, then his parents and siblings followed along the same route about 6 months later.
They had three kids, two of which wound up being raised by the paternal grandparents after the deaths of David and his wife 3 weeds apart in 1913.
Funny thing is that this whole bunch claimed to be born in Germany (rather than Russia) when they arrived at El Paso.
Info supplied by member #47104193
The clan (parents, kids including David and Mollie) went from Russia via Hamburg to Buenos Aires, stayed there about 1 1/2 years, then came up through Mexico to El Paso, TX.
David, Mollie and one kid came first, then his parents and siblings followed along the same route about 6 months later.
They had three kids, two of which wound up being raised by the paternal grandparents after the deaths of David and his wife 3 weeds apart in 1913.
Funny thing is that this whole bunch claimed to be born in Germany (rather than Russia) when they arrived at El Paso.
Info supplied by member #47104193
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