John Brown Hore

John Brown Hore was a Cornish miner. According to his 1901 Wisconsin biography, he landed in New York in 1847 and worked in mining in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and the Michigan copper mines. He joined Company F of the 1st Wisconsin Cavalry in 1864, but sunstroke ended his service; he was discharged in fall 1865 and settled at Little Grant.

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Born

18 Jul 1825, St. Austell, Cornwall, England

Died

24 Mar 1906

Buried

Lancaster, Grant, Wisconsin, USA

Arrival

1847, New York, USA

Military service

6 Oct 1864, Prairie du Chien, Crawford, Wisconsin, USA

Military service

26 Aug 1865, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin, USA

Lived

1880, Little Grant, Grant, Wisconsin, USA

Father

John Hore (1801–1869)

Mother

Maria Bray (1800–1843)

Spouse

Mary Caufman (born 1844)Married 8 Sep 1867, Little Grant, Grant, Wisconsin, USA

Children

• Albert B. Hore (1864–1943)
• James Jacen Hore (born 1867)
• Nettie Ann Hore (born 1869)
• John Louis Hore (1871–1873)
• Hatty Eda Hore (1873–1874)
• Hore (1875–1875)
• Hore (1875–1875)
• Jay Christopher Hore (1877–1964)
• May Christina Hore (born 1877)
• Sarah Elizabeth Hore (1879–1962)
• Maria Elizabeth Hore (1879–1968)
• Joseph Era Hore (1882–1943)

Siblings

• Thomas Hore (1827–1917)
• James Bray Hore (born 1829)
• Simon Hore (born 1833)
• Jacob Hore (born 1834)
• Isaac Hore (born 1836)
• Mary Hore (born 1839)

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