O'Hara, Hare, O'Hare, O'Hara (fleet-footed). Scions of the House of Hare-court, or Harcourt, Counts of Normandy.
Theodore O'Hara was a Kentuckian by birth and training. He was a gallant soldier in the Mexican War; second officer in the first Lopez Expedition; a colonel in the Confederate service. He is best known by those fine elegiac lines which seem to be following the military cemeteries of the English-speaking race:
"On Fame's eternal camping-ground
Their silent tents are spread."
[See Ranck's Biography of O'Hara, and "Lopez's Expeditions," published by The Filson Club, No. 21, this series.]
Ormsby.
Orr (Danish). A parish in Kirk and Brightshire.
Orr. Norse, Orri (heathcock tetras tetrix).
Orth.
Osborne.