nickname from Hornung ‘February’, with reference
to a tax obligation or some other association with that month, for
example being born in February.from a personal name,
Hornunc.North German: nickname for a person born
out of wedlock, Middle Low German hornink, with reference to
parentage by a cuckold, traditionally symbolized by horns.topographic name referring to the location or shape of a farming
property (see Horn).
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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