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| Name: | Tomas Mac Cormaic |
| E-mail address: | tomasmaccormaic@yahoo.ie |
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| Comments: | MacCormaic Clan Gathering 9th - 11th August 2013, Kildare, Ireland
(McCormick, McCormack, Cormack, Carmack, Cornick, Mcormack, Mcormick, Cormican, MacCormick, MacCormack, McComack, McComic, McCormac, McCormic, McCornack, McCormican, McCornick, Cornack, McCarmick, Cammack, McCommack, McOrnick). You are invited to attend the Clan Gathering of McCormicks/ McCormacks, which will take place in Kildare Town, Ireland from the 9th – 11th of August 2013. There are an estimated 170/180,000 MacCormaic’s worldwide and we are hoping that upwards of 1,500 MacCormaic’s will attend the event. If you would like to become involved in the organising of the Clan Gathering, or you would like to submit ideas on how to make the event more successful, your help and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. A brief outline of events: Friday Morning: Welcoming people to the MacCormaic Gathering, and the opening of an exhibition of Arts & Crafts produced by MacCormaic’s throughout the world. Friday Afternoon: A conference on MacCormaic’s worldwide and a historical discussion of the ancestry of the MacCormaic Clan in Ireland, Scotland and throughout the world. Friday Evening: Opening of the MacCormaic Clan Gathering; followed by a specially commissioned concert in St. Brigid’s Cathedral Kildare, commemorating all the MacCormaic’s who left Ireland during the Famine times, and established families in America, Canada, England and Australia. Friday Night: Traditional Irish Music in several venues throughout Kildare town. Saturday Morning: A historical tour of MacCormaic’s forts in Kildare, starting with at Dún Ailinne where MacCormaic Chieftains were inaugurated since the time of Cú Chorb mac Moga Chorb in the 1st Century. Saturday Afternoon: A MacCormaic Sports and Family Day. Saturday Evening: The MacCormaic Dinner Dance, followed by a night of entertainment and Irish dancing. Sunday Morning: MacCormaic Clan Masses. Sunday Afternoon: MacCormaic Clan march and the unveiling of a MacCormaic monument in remembrance of all our ancestors, and the triumphs of MacCormaic’s over the generations. This will be followed by a reception along with Irish music. Sunday Evening: Céile and Concert, followed by the closing ceremony of the MacCormaic Clan Gathering. We would greatly appreciate if you would invite family members, relatives and friends who are connected to the McCormick/McCormack Clan. Looking forward to seeing you in Kildare from the 9th-11th of August 2013. |
| Name: | Tomas Mac Cormaic |
| E-mail address: | tomasmaccormaic@yahoo.ie |
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| Comments: | MacCormaic Clan Gathering 9th - 11th August 2013, Kildare, Ireland
(McCormick, McCormack, Cormack, Carmack, Cornick, Mcormack, Mcormick, Cormican, MacCormick, MacCormack, McComack, McComic, McCormac, McCormic, McCornack, McCormican, McCornick, Cornack, McCarmick, Cammack, McCommack, McOrnick). You are invited to attend the Clan Gathering of McCormicks/ McCormacks, which will take place in Kildare Town, Ireland from the 9th – 11th of August 2013. There are an estimated 170/180,000 MacCormaic’s worldwide and we are hoping that upwards of 1,500 MacCormaic’s will attend the event. If you would like to become involved in the organising of the Clan Gathering, or you would like to submit ideas on how to make the event more successful, your help and suggestions would be greatly appreciated. A brief outline of events: Friday Morning: Welcoming people to the MacCormaic Gathering, and the opening of an exhibition of Arts & Crafts produced by MacCormaic’s throughout the world. Friday Afternoon: A conference on MacCormaic’s worldwide and a historical discussion of the ancestry of the MacCormaic Clan in Ireland, Scotland and throughout the world. Friday Evening: Opening of the MacCormaic Clan Gathering; followed by a specially commissioned concert in St. Brigid’s Cathedral Kildare, commemorating all the MacCormaic’s who left Ireland during the Famine times, and established families in America, Canada, England and Australia. Friday Night: Traditional Irish Music in several venues throughout Kildare town. Saturday Morning: A historical tour of MacCormaic’s forts in Kildare, starting with at Dún Ailinne where MacCormaic Chieftains were inaugurated since the time of Cú Chorb mac Moga Chorb in the 1st Century. Saturday Afternoon: A MacCormaic Sports and Family Day. Saturday Evening: The MacCormaic Dinner Dance, followed by a night of entertainment and Irish dancing. Sunday Morning: MacCormaic Clan Masses. Sunday Afternoon: MacCormaic Clan march and the unveiling of a MacCormaic monument in remembrance of all our ancestors, and the triumphs of MacCormaic’s over the generations. This will be followed by a reception along with Irish music. Sunday Evening: Céile and Concert, followed by the closing ceremony of the MacCormaic Clan Gathering. We would greatly appreciate if you would invite family members, relatives and friends who are connected to the McCormick/McCormack Clan. Looking forward to seeing you in Kildare from the 9th-11th of August 2013. |
| Name: | Debbie Lorigan |
| E-mail address: | debbielorigan@gmail.com |
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| Name: | Tomas Mac Cormaic |
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| Comments: | The Meaning of the Surname ‘Mac Cormaic’
(Anglicised McCormick, McCormack, Cormack, Cornick, Carmack & Cammack) The Irish surname Mac Cormaic is the longest established surname in Ireland. It stretches back to the start of the 1st century AD when the four sons of Cú Chorb mac Moga Chorbb adopted ‘Cormaic’ (the sons of Chorb) as their tribal clan name. As a personal name, ‘Corb’ along with ‘Cormac’ has been in use in Ireland since before 2,000 BC. Records show a Fomorian king with the first name Corb fighting at the 2nd Battle of Mág Tuiread, and likewise on the continent a Celtic God Corb was worshipped on the Iberian Peninsula sometime prior to 500 BC. There are several suggestions to what the personal name Cormac might mean, ranging from Charioteer, Raven, Righteous, Incestuous and the Chosen One; and it was regarded as the equivalent of the word ‘Christ’, as seen in the personal name ‘Cormac mac Airt’ (the Chariot Son is the Son of God). In early Irish literature it was spelt Corb, with the suffix ‘Mac’ being added at a later date, to represent both a blood descendant, and also a warrior who was destined to follow in his father’s footsteps. In its most basic translation Mac Cormaic means ‘the Son of the Son of the Charioteer’. In fact the legend associated with how Cú Chorb mac Moga Chorbb got his name (in the Cóir Anmann) would partially correspond to this translation. “Cú Corb from the Corb ‘basket’ of the chariot in which he lay. Or it is because he was long unbaptised that he was polluted (coirbthe). Or Corb because Cerb means ‘cut’. Or Cú Corb, that is Cúi Corb, that is, the Coirb ‘basket’ of the chariot in which he lay broke under him when he was a child, and the child began to cry (cúi) at the basket that was broken. When his father beheld the boy a-crying he himself put the basket into the chariot. From the service he (then) did to the child he is called Mog Corb, and the other Cu Chorb, that is, Cúi Chorb.” However the suggested meaning in the Cóir Anmann is meant to be taken poetically for several reasons. Firstly Cú (also spelt Con) meant Hound or Chieftain. It appears in the names of dozens of Irish warlords such as Cú Culainn, Cú Chonnacht, Cú Choingealt, Cú Doilígh and Cú Ulaidh. The translation for basket in Old Irish was Clíabh (Cléibh) which also meant a Poet of the 3rd Order, and a Successor to a ‘Church Living’ (a Saint). In the early Celtic Church this was an ecclesiastical inheritance very similar to Érenach. This is where a family would inherit both the lands and a vacant position within the Church when a Bishop died. It was normally an Abbot who was appointed as a Coarb, and examples of this are found in cases such as, the archbishop of Armagh who was the Coarb of St. Patrick, and the archbishop of Dublin who was the Coarb of St. Lawrence. Prior to the Christianization of Ireland there was a caste of Druids called the Corb, who in the legend of The Phantom’s Frenzy (Baile an Scáil) appears as one of the Filíd (poets) of Conn Cétchathach. In this legend the Corb are associated with the study of stars, and afterwards part of the ritual of the kinship of Ireland. In this particular legend the Goddess of sovereignty offers the Irish king Conn Cétchathach a chalice full of red mead, which was a custom associated with fertility. The chalice also represents baptism, and its likely that the Corbs as poets were the ones who not only baptised newly born children, but also named the child, being able to foresee their destined future. The Coarbs of the Celtic Church were an evolution of the Corbs of the Druidic Order, especially when we consider that the Irish word for Bishop Easpoc is merely an evolution of the word Easboc, an Old Irish word for Druid. The Easboc were a caste of Druids associated with lighting sacred fires. The Coarbs were noted for having the front of their heads tonsured like the Druids, even to the extent that this form of haircut was noted as Corbann. It represented the act of the moon eclipsing the sun ‘the Incest of the Sky’ (a term applied to the name Cormac, Incestuous), or more ‘lascivious’, the natural lust of nature. In Old Irish the term for eclipse of the sun is Corba Gréine or Urú Gealaí (the altar of the moon). It’s also interesting to note that a constellation in the southern hemisphere is called Corvus (in Latin), which translates as Corbán in Irish. It is the constellation of the Raven (an old explanation of the personal name Cormac) and was recorded by the Greek astronomer Ptolemy in 150 AD. This was at the same time he drew a map of Ireland recording a tribe called the Coriondi ‘the Offspring of Cor[b]’ just south of their ancestral base in Kildare. Seven of the nine stars of the Corvus constellation were recorded by Ptolemy, but it is principally made up of four stars (the sun-wheel) and is associated with the element of fire. The Chinese also have early records of Corvus and call it the Chariot or the Vermilion Bird (due to its wings). The Corvus is seen to drink out of the Chalice of Sovereignty ‘Crater’ (its neighbouring constellation). The Chinese however record the chalice as being an extension of the Corvus constellation. The Irish for word for chalice is Corn or Corbna. The Celts were long noted for their study of the stars and it’s likely that Ptolemy collected the names of the constellations from the Celts who were migrating in large numbers through Greece at the time. Its quiet possible that the Irish name Corb is meant to correspond with the celestial powers the Druids would have attributed to the Corvus constellation, believing the Raven (chieftain) who drank from the Chalice was either the destined king or the guardian of kingship. The Corbs noted on the hill of Tara were specifically Druidic Poets, and it was believed that the words spoken by a poet had a profound influenced over all of society. It is possible that the Corb’s study of the stars was a determining factor in deciding who was destined to take sovereignty of Ireland. As part of the ritual of kinship the candidate had to pass through two standing stones (while driving a chariot) on the hill of Tara, name Bloc and Bluicne (the names of two druidic castes) and then over/to the Lia Fail which cried out. Was the cry (cúi) of Cú Chorb a prophecy of his future kingship of Ireland, which he later held for one year and one day, before his death at the hands of Feidhlimidh Reachtmhar (the great grandfather of Cormac mac Airt)? The chariot here and throughout Irish folklore is symbolic of the sunwheel, which is a representation of the rotation of the sun in both its daily and annual cycle. It also symbolizes the rotation of the constellations Ursa Major and Ursa Minor around the North Pole, which when aligned to the four coordinal points is the shape of St. Bridget’s Cross. She was originally a Tuatha de Danann goddess associated with Fertility, Craft and Poetry – traits associated with the Corbs on the hill of Tara. St. Bridget had her monastery in Cill Dara, which is just five miles west of the inaugurational fortress and birth place of Cú Chorb at Dún Ailinne. It was Cú Chorb’s descendant Currach mac Cathaoir Mór Mac Cormaic who granted the lands to the Church for the monastery, although it’s most likely that the monastery of St. Bridget was build upon the site of old Druidic Order, and that the Goddess Bridget was worshipped there. Legend states that Cill Dara (Church of the Oak) is in fact named after Dáire Barrach mac Cathaoir Mór of Clann Cormaic, and originally meant the ‘Church of Dáire’, or the ‘Church of the Druids’. Bridget’s name translates as ‘the Fiery Darts’ and folklore records that St. Bridget had three fiery darts radiating above her, which is the symbol of the Druids. The three rays were accompanied by three circles, one circle each representing one of the qualities of Fertility, Craft and Poetry. It is no coincidence that one of the Mac Cormaic crests is of three circles, and secondly during the story of The Phantom’s Frenzy, the Tuatha de Danann God Lugh fired three darts (spears) at Conn Cétchathach, which is seen to represent the kingship of Ireland and the Trinity of Creation. The term Cliabh (basket) as mentioned earlier in the birth of Cú Chorb, is also the word for wicker-work or weaving, which is the process for making the St. Bridget Cross. Also Cliabhach (to weave) is the term applied to how poets intertwine earthly matter with their words, hence why poets were so powerful. Cliabh also means ‘womb’ connecting it to childbirth and fertility, and its worth noting that Cú Chorb’s great grandfather Find File was the Chief Poet of Ireland, as was Cú Chorb’s descendant in the time of St. Patrick, Dubhthach mac Lugair of Clann Cormaic (who was also a Judge and a Druid). Dubhthach was the father of seven saints, but most notably, he was the father of St. Bridget. He is also recorded as the King of Leinster. Cor (Corb) even today still means to ‘weave’, ‘plait’, or ‘twist’, while Corb-lúb being an intricate or unbreakable loop. A Cor-óg is the term for a ‘bundle of rushes’ used to make a St. Bridget’s Cross; while Corb is also used to describe the Body of Christ (Corb Chríost – the Eucharist). Corb can also mean a ‘wheel’ or any form of circular motion, linking it strongly to the Chariot and to Charioteer. Cúorb means a ‘Golden Hound’, while Corrb means ‘Engraver’. It can also translate ‘warrior’, ‘champion’, ‘hero’ or a ‘righteous’ person. In fact words like Pre-eminence, Power, Merit, Excellence, Illustrious, Noble and Distinguished are often used to explain the name Cormac (a king supreme). When written as a surname Mac Cormaic is also very unique in comparison to all other Irish and Scottish surnames, as it is the only surname where ‘Mac’ appears twice in the name. ‘Mac’ can mean a ‘son’, ‘boy’, ‘child’, ‘descendant’, ‘follower’, ‘devotee’, ‘warrior’ or a ‘man’; while in compounds ‘-mac’ can mean ‘young’, ‘boyish’ or ‘offspring’. It is often said Macha, the Irish Goddess for War (an alternative name for Bridget) is derived from ‘Mac’, and also it is a shortening of ‘Mac Rígh’ (the sons of kings), as every Irish male is born the son of a king. It must also be noted that many Irish names had several meanings (often three) in the belief a child would inherit several distinctive qualities of the father. This would suggest that Mac Cormaic would have meant ‘Charioteer’, ‘Raven’ (Chieftain) and the ‘Righteous One’, all which were meant to be used synonymous with one another. Mac Cormaic may also have meant the ‘Chosen’ or ‘Holy One’, given its prominence associated with the hill of Tara and also a host of Irish kings throughout all the provinces. |
| Name: | David Gibb |
| E-mail address: | david.gibb@cogeco.ca |
| Comments: | Greetings from Canada!
I'm currently researching my family tree and trying to follow a branch of my tree from the 1800s in Northern Ireland. In 1875, my second great-grandfather, Robert GIBB, married MARTHA McCORMICK (born circa 1949), at the Clifton Street United Presbyterian Church in Shankill. Martha's father was JAMES McCORMICK, a farmer. It is possible that MARTHA died while giving birth to my great-grandfather, JAMES GIBB, in 1877. Martha had a sister, MARY ANN McCORMICK (born circa 1844), and my research leads me *to believe* that she also had the following siblings: MARGARET (born circa 1846), THOMAS (born circa 1829), JAMES (born circa 1831), ROBERT (born circa 1842), REBECCA (born circa 1848). If this research is correct, then the mother to all of the above, and wife of JAMES, was FANNY (born circa 1809). I also believe that I have found the children of REBECCA: JAMES - born 1873, MARTHA - born 1875, ROBERT - born 1877, REBECCA - born 1879, MARGARET - born 1882, JAMES - born 1883, ANNIE MARY - born 1885, and MARTHA - born 1888. I am having difficulty finding any reference to these particular McCORMICKs. If anyone can help, please contact me. Thanks, David |
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| Comments: | My Paternal Grandmother was a Murphy. Her father, John William Murphy married Margarett Jane McCormick in Texas in 1885. Margarett Jane McCormick was born ca. 1866 in Illinois to Hugh McCormick, b. 1834 in Ireland and Mary Jane Ferrell.
Her father, Hugh came from Ireland ca. late 1830's. Wound up in Pennsylvania by 1850. 1850 census of Bucks county Penn. lists him, age 14, living with Martin and Lydia Mull. By 1860, he is married, wife is Jane ??. They still live in Bucks county Penn. Have 3 sons: John, age 4, Hugh, age 2 and Edward, less than 1 year. Hugh McCormick, b. 1834 apparently lost 1st wife, Jane after 1860. He moved to Indiana or Illinois shortly after 1860 and Married Mary Ferrell. He brought his 3 sons from 1st marriage to Illinois with him. In 1870, they live in Lasalle?? Illinois just East of St. Louis, Missouri. Hugh, b. 1834 moved his family to Texas before 1880 (likely about 1875). But there is no indication that 3 oldest boys, John, Hugh and Edward came with him. Stayed in Illinois?? or perhaps went back to Pennsylvania?? Any info appreciated on these older sons. Odis |
| Name: | Ian McCormick |
| E-mail address: | i_k.mccormick@bigpond.com |
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| Name: | Kenneth Beck McCormick |
| E-mail address: | Kmcc-2903@hotmail.co.uk |
| Comments: | My grandparents moved to Liverpool from Armagh in 1865. My granfather was Robert Alexander McCormick and his father was James McCormick. James married Mary Ann Beck in 1858. James' father was John. I cannot find anything beyond this. Has anyone any info?
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| Comments: | Looking for any info on my grandmother, whom I never meant. Her name was Rose McCormick, arrived in NY, on a ship from ireland. As a child 3 years of age around late 1870's-1880's. Married Henry Hoffman. Lived in Minnesota for a number of years before returning to Michigan where she passed. |
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| Name: | Ed McCormick |
| E-mail address: | emccorm1@twcny.rr.com |
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| Comments: | appreciate any information on my great grandmother Sarah (Sadie)McCormick 1848-1890 wife of Lewis C. McCormick 1844-1924 in Allegheny,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania thanks. |
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| E-mail address: | Kggraham2@msn.com |
| Comments: | Looking for a Cecelia [sp?] McCormack from Big Marsh lot 42 PEI, married 1867 in Souris to John McDonald, Charlottetown born PEI. Owned land in Lot 43 Cecelia McDonald as per 1880 Meachems Atlas. Died appox 1881. |
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| E-mail address: | Kggraham2@msn.com |
| Comments: | Looking for a Cecelia [sp?] McCormack from Big Marsh lot 42 PEI, married 1867 in Souris to John McDonald, Charlottetown born PEI. Owned land in Lot 43 Cecelia McDonald as per 1880 Meachems Atlas. Died appox 1881. |
| Name: | JAMES MCCORMICK |
| E-mail address: | JAMESA100@HOTMAIL.COM |
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| Name: | JAMES ALEXANDER MCCORMICK |
| E-mail address: | JAMESA100@HOTMAIL.COM |
| Comments: | HI I WOULD TO HEAR FROM ANY DECENDANTS OF HUGH MCCORMICK FROM DRUMNAHEIGH, ISLANDBOY, BALLYCASTLE COUNTY ANTRIM N IRELAND
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| Name: | JAMES ALEXANDER MCCORMICK |
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| Name: | Maree Bunce |
| E-mail address: | maree.bunce@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi, I live in New Zealand and would love to hear of any McCormick's in the States possibly related to my Grandfather's brother James or maybe Charles? who was maybe assistant editor of a San Diego newspaper around turn of 1900s. He had a brother Edward who was my Grandfather who died in NZ IN 1938.Please contact me if you can help or offer advice on how to track where they came from in Ireland as I don't know where to start and as I am going to Ireland next year I would dearlt love to visit the county they came from. |
| Name: | James McCormick |
| E-mail address: | jim.mccormick52@hotmail.com |
| Name: | John McCormick |
| E-mail address: | jdaraf@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I was born in Strabane in County Tyrone in Nortern Ireland in 1955 my mother's family were the Hartes from Strabane, my father's the McCormack/McCormicks from Ballybofey Donegal. |
| Name: | judy tapsell |
| E-mail address: | judy.tapsell |
| Comments: | kia ora I am from New Zealand and would love to hear from anyone tracing Patrick Mc Cormick married to Eliza Curry from around ballycastle Count Antrim and emigrated to New Zealand in 1865. Have been to Ballycastle, Islandbouy, Ballymena etc All the places we have tracked. Just loved it. Felt like I had come home. |
| Name: | Linda Dorsett |
| E-mail address: | linda.dorsett@cox.net |
| Comments: | I am looking for information on my gg-grandfather, Edward Mccormick. He was born in Ohio,1821, moved to Page County, Iowa. Married Belle G. Martin. their daught was Edith E. Mccormick (my g-grandmother). She married Francis McMillen in Morton, Page County, Iowa. Last fed census 1870, found Edward and Belle with family in Swan City, Saline, Nebraska. Next census, 1880, Belle is a widow and living in Page County, Iowa.
Other children Edward and Belle had; William H, Mary, Clarence, Robert, Clifford. Belle's mother Elizabeth Martin also listed as living with them in the 1870 census. Thanks in advance for any help with this family! |
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| E-mail address: | jennarealtor@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Trying to find out who the father was (or siblings) of John Edward McCormick (born Nov 12, 1872) married to Mary Alice Rumsey (born March 22, 1873). One of their eight children were my grandfather, John Herman McCormick (born April 26, 1907). Possibly related to Cyrus McCormick? |
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| E-mail address: | mccormacksjs@yahoo.com.au |
| Comments: | looking for info on James McCormick born 1857,died 1916,married Emily Truebridge on 30/6/1878.He is my gggf |
| Name: | Norma McCormick |
| E-mail address: | cormick44@optusnet.com.au |
| Comments: | Would like to find out where our Ancestor Christopher McCormick came from in Ireland. He migrated to Liverpool England somewhere in the 1940,s and had a son called Christopher, who also had a son called Christopher. |
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| Comments: | I have traced my roots back to Hugh McCormick b. 1570 in Dunmakelter, Antrim, Ireland. I have his son as Capt. James McCormick who had 3 sons who come to Philadelphia in 1735. Any help to add to my information would be great. |
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| E-mail address: | muriel.sherlock@iolfree.ie |
| Comments: | A very well laid out genealogy.
except................ please look at the descendancy of Rebecca Chambers and John Hastings. Son Joseph Chambers Hastings born 1873 died 1903, He died in India aged 19 . Really !!! |
| Name: | Faith |
| E-mail address: | faith@comcast.net |
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| Name: | James Neil McCormick |
| E-mail address: | jamesnmccormick@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I am looking for information on Jess [Jesse] McCormick and David Franklin McCormick of Wichita, Kansas. Jesse was born around 1903 and lived his entire life in Wichita, died in 1974.
The McCormick side of the family apparently came from the Terre Haute, Indiana area, probably some time after the U.S. Civil War. My familly lived in Wichita until I was 8 years old. |
| Name: | David Quiroz |
| E-mail address: | quiroz1444@msn.com |
| Comments: | I am trying to locate the names of my great grandparents. They had twins Lorenzo and Gregrio (Gregory) who were born around 1859 - 1862. Their death certificates show August 10 but the years do not match; one says 1859 and the other 1862. Name of father (Richard) shows on one, but mother's name is blank. The other death certificate shows Paula Herman as mother, but fathers name is blank. Lorenzo and Gregory McCormick spent most of their lives in Tucson, Az and they passed away in 1936 and 1939. Send any info that may help me track this key element in my family tree. |
| Name: | Patti McCormick Roy |
| E-mail address: | patti@1stchoiceinsurance.net |
| Comments: | I am looking for info on relation to James McCormick. He came to America in 1830-1834 from the Ulster Province of Ireland. He came with a Brother who I have no info on. They landed in New York and separated ways. James went to Virgina and Married Louisa Payne in Bedford County Virginia. They then moved with her mother Sarah after the death of her father James Payne. They settled in Starke County indiana and are buried there in Grovertown Cemetery. I also live in Starke County indiana and have my whole life. We think James was born abt 1815 in Ireland and his parents were born in Scotland. |
| Name: | Cheryl Haslett |
| E-mail address: | skut@xtra.co.nz |
| Comments: | I saw on another site you were wanting people to contact you if they have HAZLETT from St Johnstown, I am sure my G.G.Grandfather was buried there he died in 1873, I sent an email but it came back no such email address. |
| Name: | sharon white |
| E-mail address: | sharonw128s@hotmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://hotmail.com |
| Name: | sharonw128s@hotmail.com |
| E-mail address: | coffee |
| Comments: | looking for aussiemaggie@yahoo.com |
| Name: | barbara detucci |
| E-mail address: | angelbaby54d @yahoo.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://yahoo.com |
| Name: | Mary Evelyn McCormick |
| E-mail address: | Aussiemaggie@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I am Mary Evelyn McCormick I was adopted in Croyden, NSW Australia, I became Margaret Christine Price adopted by Jack and Molly Price, I am originally from Scotland, belonging to the House of McClean, I have never found out about my heritage but I would like to, so if you can enlighten me please do thanks Mary |
| Name: | Ellen McCormick Gerwitz |
| E-mail address: | compass@mindless.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.geni.com/share?t=6000000011183701258 |
| Comments: | I am researching a Alexander McCormick (b. 1791) who immigrated with his oldest son Hugh McCormick (b.1810) to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in 1830. Alexander had at least four children. I know that his second son, Henry (b.1818), was born in Monaghan, Monaghan, Ireland according to his death record. His third son, William (@1819), immigrated to Australia near Porcupine Ridge. I believe he married and had five children, but cannot yet confirm this. The fourth child, Mary (@1820) also immigrated to Canada and married William McGirr there.
I'd like to find out the names of Alexander's parents. I have a list of McCormicks in the 1796 flax growers list and there is a Hugh McCormick listed in Monaghan. Please contact me if you have any more information. I descend from Hugh. His son, Robert is my great-great grandfather. He left Canada and moved to Clarkson, NY which is just west of Rochester. (M01) Alexander (b. 1791 Ireland d. 21 SEPT 1864 Ottawa, CAN) married (@1809) to Margaret Martin (b. 1792 Ireland d. 12 FEB 1832 Ottawa, CAN). They had at least four children: (M02) Hugh (b. 09 Aug 1810 Ireland d. 05 Sep 1880 Edwardsburg, Grenville, Co., CAN ) (M03) Henry (b. 1818 Monaghan, Monaghan County, Ireland d. 06 Apr 1888 CAN) (M04) William (b. UKWN d. after 1880 near Porcupine Ridge, Australia) (M01a) Mary (b. @1820 d. after 1860 ) |
| Name: | JUNE JORDAN |
| Comments: | McCORMICK Family 3C.Some updating...Mary McCormick died in 1912. My late mother, Rosemary McCorry nee Woods born on 1st April 1912, daughter of No. 5 Annie Crawford Woods nee McCormick was named "Rosemary" from Shakespeare's "Rosemary for remembrance" after Annie's much loved sister Mary.Mary's widower "Uncle Ad" of Galgorm came to visit & stay with the Woods family for many years after her death, which we were always told was directly from contracting diabetis, ie before the discovery of insulin.My mother was given the oil painting of her Aunt Mary,& this is now in my possession.Some confusion here re Elizabeth McCormick born 1868 "Aunt Lizzie" & my grandmother born 1871 "Annie McCormick" as it was she who was the governess to her cousin's"Uncle Jack"'s children, before her marriage & not Aunt Lizzie, as stated here. Aunt Lizzie was a very favourite aunt of my mothers who appreciated her McCormick relatives because they were literary & musical, as she was herslf,with perfect pitch she played & sang all her life & wrote & had articles published all her life,too.This week I have just come across my mother's 1927 diary for the 1st time & duly noted the entry that Drumbane sent a box of apples to the family for Xmas that year ! David McCormick of Drumbane, family history compiler pl. note my change of emailaddress as I have now retired - jejordan9@googlemail.com |
| Name: | james mccormick |
| E-mail address: | jimmccormick2@btinternet.com |
| Name: | Ralph Pottie |
| E-mail address: | r.pottie@gmx.com |
| Comments: | My family are included in the descendants of David McCormick 3C. How can I help fill in some more detail ? |
| Name: | Lin Benedek |
| E-mail address: | linbenedek@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Thank you for this valuable information. I think I might be related to this family of McCormick's. My great great grandfather and my great grandfather, the elder John and the younger Charles, left Ireland for America somewhere in the middle of the 19th C. and settled in West Bend, Iowa. I need to read the book all the way through to find more, but do you know whether my John and Charles McCormicks and their descendants are relations of your branch? Gratefully, Lin Benedek |
| Name: | Joyce Mockmore Rudbeck |
| E-mail address: | jlmr40_2000@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I am trying to research my mother's family. She was born in Omaha, NB on Jan 11, 1900. Her name was Eva M. McCormick. Her father was Edward McCormick and I believe her mother's name was Nellie Haley but I not certain of that last statment about her mother. My mother was the youngest and only girl. She had three older borthers, Charles McCormick, Edward McCormick and Arthur McCormick. Uncle Ed and Uncle Art along with my family lived in Muscatine, IA and Uncle Charley lived most of his life in Holland, Michigan where he was the plant manger at Heinz Co. My mother said very little about her father but did say her father worked on the railroad and was gone for a year or more at a time. My grandmother took in washing and ironing to support her family. My mother had a younger sister who died at birth or shortly thereafter and was just buried as baby McCormick. If you feel this might be part of your family or any information you have on Edward would be greatly appreciated. |
| Name: | Kathy Lynne McCormick |
| E-mail address: | klm55041@embarqmail.com |
| Comments: | I am looking for information on my great grandfather, John McCormick. We know he married Christina Markuson, but have no records of his birth or death or what happened to him. My Father David Franklin McCormick said he heard he just wandered off. He remembers great grandma, Christine, saying one time that she thought she saw him on a corner one time watching her, but nobody was sure. My grandfather's name was Edward John McCormick. I also had an uncle, John Edward, and a cousin Edward, and I have a brother named John Edward. If anyone can help me, I'd appreciate it. |
| Name: | Misty Wei |
| E-mail address: | Mistymurlock@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Family 3B is my family I am so excited My G.G. Grandfather was Joseph Mccormick from Westbend Iowa. My family has a letter written to him by his mother saying how she was looking out over the land and ocean to the son who went to the USA that she would never see again. Please write me and let me know anymore information you have. |
| Name: | Elizabeth Russell |
| E-mail address: | lizbon@optonline.net |
| Comments: | Looking for information on my 2x great grandmother, Sarah McCormick from Donegal who married Edmond(Edward) Russell in Wilmington, Delaware, USA in 1856. She also had a sister, Mary McCormick who married Edward Burke also in Delaware. Don't know anything else about parents, siblings, or where in Donegal they came from. Assume Sarah was born about 1835. Any help greatly appreciated. |
| Name: | Adrienne McLeer |
| E-mail address: | adriennemcleer@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi - I have just come across your 'Clan McCormick' after a conversation with Pat (my mother in law). Just for your records, I am Adrienne Jane (nee) Curry from Bangor, Co Down and married Norman John McLeer (son of Ted McLeer and Harriet Patricia Maud McCartney) on 7th September 1991, Our children are Nathan George McLeer, born 25th March 1993 and Rebekah Patricia Jane McLeer, born 4th January 1996. Just thought you may be interested in this update. |
| Name: | Debbie Davies |
| E-mail address: | daviesd520@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I have quite a lot of information on a John McCormick born in Tyrone Ireland 1825 and died in Rodman Iowa 1919.
His father was John McCormick Sr also born in Tyrone 1790 and died in Iowa. He was married to Isabella Stewart I believe also of Tyrone. I have a feeling that these 2 families hook up but I am not real sure. My great grandmothers name was Eliza Jane McCormick Crook and I saw and Eliza in this group. People usually named their children after members of their family and that seems like an unusual name to me. |
| Name: | June Jordan |
| Comments: | I am part of your clan !!I am June Elizabeth Jordan 1950- the daughter of Rosemary McCorry youngest daughter of James Woods & Annie McCormick on whom you wish further info. My mother Rosemary Raphael Woods 1912 - 2000. My father Terence Theodore McCorry 1909-1985 & my late brother Alastair David McCorry 1945-2002.Alastair was unmarried. I am married to Ronald(Ronnie)James Jordan & we have one son David Patrick Jordan 1991-. I am on good terms with Olive Carson of Castlederg & am familiar by family conversations, with various of the relatives cited by you above eg. I am in regular contact with my 4 Woods cousins ie the daughters of Annie nee McCormick & James Woods |
| Name: | padraig |
| E-mail address: | padraigduncan@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Great site. I am looking for the children of Maureen McCormick from Derry. She married GI James Duval and left Ireland for New England in the late 1940s. Sadly she passed away in the 1950s. She had three daughters, Barbara, Patricia and Sharon last heard of in Chelsea Mass. |
| Name: | Averil Harte |
| E-mail address: | ka@harte2.plus.com |
| Comments: | Reading your page was so interesting! Well done on all the hard work. I'm a grandaughter of Martha White, nee Crawford,whose twin sister, Helena{Aunt "Lena"} married Vincent McCormick. I keep in touch with one of her grandsons, Aelfryn Moffitt, son of Florence and Charlie Moffitt.
Keep up the good work! Best wishes, Averil |
| Name: | DAVID R. QUIROZ |
| E-mail address: | QUIROZ1444@MSN.COM |
| Comments: | My mother was Francisca McCormick born and raised in Tucson, Az early 1900s. Her Father was Lorenzo McCormick who also had a brother by the name of Gregory. Lorenzo McCormick was the son of Richard Cunningham McCormick 2nd Territorial Governon of Az. Contact me if you info on this family....dq |
| Name: | Chris Hobson |
| E-mail address: | treemailbox2008-ancestors@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Trying to contact you but your e-mail bounces back. Please contact me.
Thank you. Looking for Mccormick family from Urney (Castlederg etc). |
| Name: | jane hodgson |
| E-mail address: | cablebay@clear.net.nz |
| Comments: | Hi Ian
Re McCormicks: Patrick/Eliza and sons Archibald, William, James, Patrick. Woodville nz Sent you an email but it came back. Would like to make contact to see if we are part of the same family Regards Jane Hodgson |
| Name: | Meg Pilkington |
| E-mail address: | meg.pilkington@gmail.com |
| Comments: | My Great Grandfather came to America in 1870 with Owen Corrigan and Robert Gaffney. They lived with Ann McCormick
In Brooklyn, NY. Andrew had a son Richard McCormick in 1882 , William McCormick in 1897and another Son James in 1901 Apparently Richard married and moved to Queens and had several children. |
| Name: | Kathleen McCormick |
| E-mail address: | kath4u@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Great Granddaughter of Thomas J McCormick and Annie Francis McCormick. Thomas died 1925 in Philadelphia, PA. Related to Hugh McCormick from Mealough died in 1915 at 69 years of age. James McCormick grandfather married Julia Morresey from Donnegal, died 1961 Philadelphia. James died 1976 Philadelphia, |
| Name: | Andy Airriess |
| E-mail address: | aairriess@msn.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=airriess_family&recno=1437 |
| Comments: | The URL is of my Rootweb page of my McCormick family of Belfast, Northern Ireland. The line goes back to Derriaghy, NI in 1748. I have a lot of photos, documents, and stories. I will share with all who ask.
Nexus is Edward McCormick (1848-1908) who married Mary Boyd (1851-1931) at St. Paul's in Belfast in 1872. They had 13 children. |
| Name: | Pamela McCormick |
| E-mail address: | yakitiyak52@sbcglobal.net |
| Comments: | My grandfather was Burt Edward McCormick. My dad was Richard Burt McCormick. Our family Bible is dated 1898, Belfast. There isn't much more information about them. My gggf settled in Canada. The next generation settled in Los Angeles, California, USA. They were all in some sort of communications-type line of work.Anyone out there have some additional information? Without Fear...Pam |
| Name: | Heather Hunter |
| E-mail address: | info@mccaskie.org.uk |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.mccaskie.org.uk |
| Comments: | I have connections from Crawfords to Donaldson as follows:-
Alex William Donaldson married Elizabeth Catherine Crawford on 26 Aug 1896 Can you tell me who these Donaldsons are please? Donaldson Alan Alexander ( - ) Donaldson Allan Douglas (26 Sept 1916 - ) Donaldson Allan John (5 May 1950 - ) Donaldson Allan Scott (1 Dec 1974 - ) Donaldson Carrie Ann (28 Apr 1972 - ) Donaldson Gareth Lloyd ( - ) Donaldson Hafwen Alexandra (29 Mar 1982 - ) Donaldson Jai Nicole (23 Aug 1973 - ) Donaldson John ( - ) Donaldson Judith Irene (19 June 1945 - ) Donaldson Kim Louise (16 Oct 1970 - ) Donaldson Nancy May ( - ) Donaldson Rhys Gareth (31 May 1978 - ) Donaldson Robert Douglas (3 May 1943 - ) Donaldson Sian Elizabeth (2 June 1980 - ) |
| Name: | Raymond P. Clark |
| E-mail address: | w8kum@msn.com |
| Comments: | What a tribute to geanological research and then making it available for all who seek it. Myself, I am trying to find information on my great grandmother, Cora D.(B) McCormick who was born in Illinois 1871, married my great grandfather, Elbert E. Schultz B.1869 D.? both in Jackson, MI. They had a daughter, Hattie A.(M)Schultz B.7 Nov 1892 D.7 Jan 1955 along with other children. Hoping you might have further information for me. Thank you so much for your exhausting effort. |
| Name: | Ronald Lewis McCormick |
| E-mail address: | rlmccormick@verizon.net |
| Comments: | Hello from Pittsburgh PA just wondering if you may have come across a John C. McCormick from North Huntington, PA Married Grace Ludwick, father of Dio Lewis McCormick who would have died App.1934 and was father to my father Lawrence Byron born 07-14-1914 Any info. would be exciting if you have it. |
| Name: | Mary McCormick |
| E-mail address: | mem2387-ire@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | What a find! Thanks for making all your research available to all us McCormicks.
Still struggling to find out where my family lived in Ireland before they immigrated to Ontario, Canada. Any other descendants of the McCormick - Heffernan union out there? Somehow the whole bunch ended up in Utah, though my grandfather McCormick was born in IL. All the best! |
| Name: | SAMANTHA |
| E-mail address: | SAMANTHASPROULE@GMAIL.COM |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.gmail.com |
| Comments: | it is so cool to have in it |
| Name: | Alistair mcCormick |
| E-mail address: | molmac@netcon.net.au |
| Comments: | Still a great site. I am still looking for McCormicks from Monaghan before 1800 particulary Joseph McCormick who married Bella Hamilton and who had son William born about 1815. These are my direct ancestors and may have moved to Fermanagh.
All the best Alistair mcCormick in Australia |
| Name: | Ann Evans (nee Gamble) |
| E-mail address: | amar.evans@ntlworld.com |
| Comments: | I have changed my email address since contacting you last year re information about the family of Aileen & Craig Gamble. Mary Gamble married Fred Faulkner,a farmer from Cookstown & have 5 children. Elizabeth married Sandy Pottie,a vet from Castlederg (originally from Paisley in Scotland) & have 4 children. Myself,Ann,married John Evans, originally from Tregarron in mid Wales & live in Cardiff. We have 4 children.Greetings to all the family. It has been most interesting reading the Mccormick history. Best wishes, Ann Evans |
| Name: | Samuel McCormick |
| E-mail address: | sammccormick@gmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5206920674 |
| Comments: | We have a facebook group for descendants of David McCormick in Colombia, but those who want to register are welcome:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5206920674 |
| Name: | Linda Hutchins Collier |
| E-mail address: | cricket603@verizon.net |
| Comments: | One of my maternal GGGrandmothers is Lydia Virginia MCCORMICK who m James Samuel BURTON possibly in Pittsylvania County, VA ~1871. Her parents were John Logan & Lydia (HENDERSON) MCCORMICK who m 19 Nov 1836 in Halifax Co., VA. John was s/o Francis & Darcus (BONNER) MCCORMICK who m 18 Aug 1809 in Halifax Co., VA. Francis' parents were Michael MCCORMICK (1750?-1798/1804) who m ~1775 Sarah "Sally" LNU-he appeared in Halifax Co., VA, mid-1700s and died there. I have NEVER found Michael's parents/siblings/county or state of origin. One of my MCCORMICK cousins sincerely believed he was from the MCCORMICKS who were part of the huge MCCORMICK spice family that originated (I heard) from Cyrus Hall MCCORMICK in western VA, but no proof has surfaced from any source.
Can anyone help me "find Michael"? |
| Name: | Bob McCormick |
| E-mail address: | bobmccormick@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | My grand-father : Martin McCormick , son of Martin McCormick and Mary Horne , was born June 12th 1896 . Godparents being Thomas Bermingham and Margaret Bermingham . We beleive he emigrated to Canada in 1907 at the age of 11 years old , through a CHILD Catholic Emigration Association located in Burmingham ,England . I am posting this information on march 17 , 2008 . I hope the luck of the Irish is with me . |
| Name: | Sally Ann McCormick |
| E-mail address: | sbleckie@rogers.com |
| Comments: | I am from the line of William McCormick-1785 maried to Jennie(Janet) McKenn from county Down Ireland came to ontario Canada in around 1846. Any ideas on my line? Great website!! |
| Name: | David James Mccormick |
| E-mail address: | liz.mccormick@hubinternational.com |
| Comments: | Hi I'm looking for information on great great grandfather, John McCormick from Scotland. My great grandfather was William McCormick from Leamington, Ontario Canada. My grandfather was Everett Russell McCormick who served with the Windsor Scottish Regiment & was killed in action in Dieppe. My father Everett Frederick McCormick married to Theresa Blain of Tilbury, Ontario Canada - had 5 children, Larry, Lou-Ann, Ed, Bill and David. Any info on my family would be greatly appreciated. Any relatives in the lower South Western Ontario are welcomed to email. |
| Name: | susan |
| E-mail address: | mccormacksjs@yahoo.com.au |
| Comments: | hello,great to discover your site-i am looking for info on my gggf,james mccormick born 1857,married emily sophia truebridge june30,1878 in victoria,melbourne,ausstralia.
their children were amelia,albert,walter,bertie. any info would be helpful,thankyou |
| Name: | Hobson David McCormick Jr. |
| E-mail address: | zmccormick@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I am really glad someone did this i hope this will help me as well I never knew my father and i am looking to find him or any of his family as well i am looking to add the irish side of the cleltic heritage to the highland games so that our families can be reunited. so far in my studies of the clan mccormick alot of us are all related it is a matter of all of us getting together to put it down in writting.
the only problem i have is getting past the dead end of finding my father and his family. good luck to all fmy mto: without fear |
| Name: | Amber Rose |
| E-mail address: | WhenWorldsColide_00@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I'm am sooo very excited to find more information on my Scottish & irish heritage.
I have a small genelogy book that dates alot of name starting somewhwere in the 1700's. I also know Rose is somewhere in there as well. I plan on getting the Crest with the MacCormick{McCormick} & McCormick Crest Tattooed somewhere that I can show off my ancestry! Wowwww, Still excited about all this information! If anyone else can fill me in if The Last name Rose is scottish {it may be irish}, I would be very thankful! Thank you. peace & Love, Amber Rose. |
| Name: | Amber Rose |
| E-mail address: | WhenWorldsColide_00@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I'm am sooo very excited to more more information on my Scottish & irish heritage.
I have a small genelogy book that dates alot of name starting somewhwere in the 1700's. I also know Rose is somewhere in there as well. I plan on getting the Crest with the MacCormick{McCormick} & McCormick Crest Tattooed somewhere that I can show off my ancestry! Wowwww, Still excited about all this information! Thank you. peace & Love, Amber Rose. |
| Name: | Lillian Childers Turner |
| E-mail address: | lcturner@myway.com |
| Comments: | My grandfather was William Caswell McCormack, b.1864, James County, Tennessee,His father was John N. born 1837, believe his father was William F. McCormack. Woould like to know more about John N. and those before him. Thanks.
Lillian |
| Name: | Elizabeth McMillan |
| E-mail address: | libbymcm@optusnet.com.au |
| Comments: | Responding to a message from Ronald McCormick Roland.McCormick@ns.sympatico.ca (2005)
I have McCORMACK (a few spellings) family members from Mull. My family were Archibald McMILLAN and his wife Flora (need McINTYRE). They were both born in 1790s from what I can establish in Kilninian and Kilmore in Mull. They went to Australia on the New Zealander in 1853, arriving at Portland Victoria. Their son Angus had gone there before them - but trhe following children accompanied them - Ann, Christian (Christy), John and Alexander. I have lots of interesting info about their families - other than Alexander who I cannot trace. They had two other daughters - Marion (Sarah) who remained in Mull - married Meil MacLEAN and lived in Ballygown and another named Mary - who I have not been able to trace in Mull or in Australia. Archibald and Flora McMILLAN were living in Oskamull before they left for Australia. The family were cited as being 'lobstermen' in the Mull census records for 1851. However, you are probably wondering - what has this all to do with McCORMACK family. In both Archibald and Flora's death certificates - their individual mothers are described as Christina McCORMACK. I have not been able to verify, of course, as to whether this information is accurate in both or in only one case. It may be that those who reported the deaths in Australia were uncertain and got the names mixed up - or it may have been that strangely their mothers both had the same name. Flora's father is cited as being Angus McINTYRE and Archibald's as Archibald McMILLAN. Regards Libby McMillan |
| Name: | John McCormick |
| E-mail address: | astro@sasktel.net |
| Comments: | Family history id from Bembecula Scotland any info?
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| Name: | Alistair McCormick |
| E-mail address: | molmac@netcon.net.au |
| Comments: | Some time back, according to Google, a descendant of James McCormick had an entry in th book. James Parents were my G.G.Grandparents Joseph McCormick and Bella Hamilton from Monaghan. I am very keen to contact the descendant of that James McCormick, or anyone who can tell me anything about Joseph McCormick and Bella Hamilton who were dead before 1850. I am still enjoying the dreambook,
All the best Alistair McCormick |
| Name: | Gary Benson |
| E-mail address: | gaz3434@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hello, I have just stumbled across your webpages on the Clan McCormick! I can help you update some of the details on family members, if you like. Let me know if you are interested.
Regards, Gary |
| Name: | Brian McCormick |
| E-mail address: | mccormickbrian@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Am interested in contacting anyone whose McCormick ancestors were from Northern Ireland and belongs to DNA haplotype group J2.
I can trace my ancesters to Derry, John McCormick was born in the Parish of Maghera around 1830. His father was David McCormick. |
| Name: | Bill McCormick |
| E-mail address: | mcbill_ 'at' rogers.com |
| Comments: | Great work! I love your site. I am looking for links to my grandfather Hugh McCormick married to Sarah Jackson somewhere in Northern Ireland probably in the 1900's. They moved to Scotland and had children Angus, Hugh, Sam, William, Nellie and James...also a Catherine who died a few months old. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. James, my father, married Ruth Finlay in Glasgow and moved to Canada after WW2. |
| Name: | Terry Mc Cartney |
| E-mail address: | terry@motel.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hi David
Hope we find you well. Just a short note to give you some good and bad news. Ellen Rosie (Ellie) McCartney was born to Mary and I on 13 April 2005. Raymond Blakely McCartney (My dad) died on 11 April 2007. Cheers. T Terry Mc Cartney (Mr) Belmore Court Motel Tempo Road ENNISKILLEN Co. Fermanagh N. IRELAND BT74 6HX +44 (0) 28 6632 6633 http://www.motel.co.uk/ Email - terry@motel.co.uk SKYPE - terrymccartney |
| Name: | david mccormick |
| Comments: | Information for McCormick Family located in Leamington, Ontario Canada, specifically interested in my great, great grandfather John McCormick and great grandfather William McCormick and Grand father Everett Russell McCormick father Everett Frederick McCormick married to Theresa Blain (originally from Tilbury, Ontario Canada), children- Larry, Lou-an, Edward, William and David. |
| Name: | Michael McCormick |
| E-mail address: | mccor4006@aol.com |
| Comments: | I found the information most interesting. I will be back and bring more info I have. Keep up the good work. Thanx...Mike |
| Name: | Louise Phillips |
| E-mail address: | forteviot@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi,
Great reading on your Clan. Robert Crawford born 1828 Pettigo Donegal died 1888 Sligo.Robert was a Mayor of Sligo.One of Roberts Daughters Elizabeth(Lil),married John Nugent Harris (my first cousin 3 times removed).John was a founding member of the Womens Institute in 1915 and his wife Lil was a early editor of the WI's magazine "Home & Country". |
| Name: | Gary McCormack |
| E-mail address: | garyrmccormack@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Just found your web page ! need to look over it more to see just how we are related. I have found (I think??) every body but one. ( My dads sister ) I guess there is always one that is either hard to find or never found? I'm sure we are related in some way but don't know how/ Yet?? |
| Name: | IRENE McCORMICK JOBE |
| E-mail address: | JOBE@VCN.COM |
| Comments: | GREAT SITE
WOULD ANYONE HAVE ANY INFO ON A JAMES WILLIAM McCORMICK 1819-1895 MARRIED TO SARAH RANNELLS? BOTH ARE BURIED IN IOLA, KANSAS. WOULD APPRECIATE ANY HELP. THANKS. IRENE |
| Name: | Matthew Richard McCormick |
| E-mail address: | matthew.mccormick@hotmail.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://none |
| Comments: | Hey everyone. Found this page very interesting. I am a descendant James McCormick of Londonderry, Ireland he had many children of which I only know of Hugh McCormick whom was born in 1695 in Londonderry later moving to Dauphin County, Pennsylvania sometime before 1735. I know nothing of the family that stayed in Ireland or the family before James McCormick and would love to know more. If anyone needs information about the McCormick's of Dauphin County Pennsylvania let me know (email me) as I have the family tree from Hugh 2nd born 1725 on to present down to myself. |
| Name: | Ian McCormick |
| E-mail address: | oxley@ihug.com.au |
| Comments: | Hi All,
Greetings from Sydney, Australia I am interested in hearing from any McCormick's from/linked to Drumnaheigh/Islandbuoy, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, circa 1800-1830. My direct line (g,g,gf Patrick & g,g,gm Eliza McCormick) emmigrated to New Zealand in 1865, with their 4 sons; Archibald, William, Patrick jnr & James (my g, gfather) I love dearly love to hear from anyone who has any kind of connection. thanks for reading Ian |
| Name: | Ann Evans (nee Gamble) |
| E-mail address: | mgai31@dsl.pipex.com |
| Comments: | Annie McCormick & James Woods were my grandparents!My Parents were David Craig Gamble & Aileen Woods. There were 4 children about which you had little information. William 1935-1939, Mary 1939, Ann (self)1941 & Elizabeth 1942. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you want any further information. Kindest regards, Ann |
| Name: | theresa blakely |
| E-mail address: | theresa.blakely@sympatico.ca |
| Comments: | My paternal grandmother was a McCormick....she emigrated to Canada around 1925 as a young woman...She then married my grandfather William C Thow around 1930 or so ....anyone with any info would be appreciated.
Thanks |
| Name: | matthew mc nulty |
| Comments: | very interesting david!!!! |
| Name: | Norm McCormick |
| E-mail address: | normnbm@yahoo.com |
| Name: | jackie |
| E-mail address: | jw014a2676@blueyonder.co.uk |
| Comments: | my mcCormick family is believed to come from ireland but moved to london the first in london being william born 1811 married emma wheeley |
| Name: | joanne Mccormick |
| E-mail address: | mccormick_joanne@yahoo.co.uk |
| Comments: | Hello i have just been reading about the Mccormick clan,i was wondering if anyone out there knew a sarah Mccormick married name was Quintos lived in Ohio Cleveland,she was my great aunty,i think she had two boys one named David not to sure on the other boy,Thanks if anyone one has any imfo please email me thank you. |
| Name: | david j mccormick |
| E-mail address: | fearisinyou@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I am interested in finding out more about my Grandfather, Everette Federick McCormick. He served with the Essex Scottish Regiment based out of Windsor, Ontario Canada during World War 2. He died during the battle of Dieppe. I know my Great Grandfather was William McCormick who came from Scotland to settle in Leamington, Ontario Canada during the 1700? I would love to know more about my family to complete my family tree.
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| Name: | barbara williamson |
| E-mail address: | babs.williamson@dsl.pipex.com |
| Comments: | my great granfather david neill mccormick married prudence stebbings , children , margaret,1904 prudence,frances , david neill 1919- newtownards road belfast . they ran a painter/decorator business. i have some old photos if any one finds a link . |
| Name: | ROBERT JENNINGS-MCCORMICK |
| E-mail address: | ROBERTRMCCRMCK@AOL.COM |
| Comments: | I HAVE JUST FOUND THE MCCORMICK CLAN WEBPAGE. HOW INTERESTING. MY ANCESTORS LEFT IRELAND DURING THE POTATO FAMINE AND SETTLED IN CUMBRIA ENGLAND. THE GREAT GRANDAD WAS MICHAEL MCCORMICK. I DON'T KNOW WHAT PART OF IRELAND HE CAME FROM BUT I'D LIKE TO FIND OUT. |
| Name: | Kim Macgregor |
| E-mail address: | kimmacgregor@cogeco.ca |
| Comments: | Dear David,
Is there an Alexandra or Alexandria McCormick from London,ON in your family line? She was a descendant of Thomas McCormick of McCormick's Biscuits. If so, I am Kim Macgregor her granddaughter and would like to find out more information. Sincerely, Kim Macgregor |
| Name: | Patsy Smith McCormick Smith |
| E-mail address: | nannyannmanning@frontiernet.met |
| Comments: | Just ran across your site and loved it. My mother was a McCormick born in Hurricane, Putnam County, WV to Charles Berry McCormick & Mary Telitha Meddings. Charles' parents were Andrew Jackson McCormick and Sarah Elizabeth Beckner. Does anyone out there have a photo of Andrew & Sarah? The old spelling of their last name was McCormack. |
| Name: | RICHARD MCCORMICK |
| E-mail address: | WWW.MCCORMICKA06@AOL.COM |
| Comments: | GREAT READ, NO INFO REGARDING MY OWN SEARCH REGARDING MY GRANDPARENTS BOTH MCCORMICK'S (CO ANTRIM AND BELFAST FAMILIES)GREAT GRANDPARENTS ARE MARY MCCORMICK AND THOMAS JOHN MCCORMICK KIA BOAR WAR.MY OTHER GREAT GRAND PARENTS ARE RICHARD MCCORMICK AND ISABELLA MCCORMICK MARRIED IN STONEYFORD CO ANTRIM.MY OWN GRAND PARENTS WERE RICHARD MCCORMICK AND ROBINA MCCORMICK BOTH BORN AND BRED IN GLASGOW AS WAS I.MY GRANDFATHER HAD A BROTHER HUGH MCCORMICK AND MY GRANDMOTHER HAD SISTERS MARY,MATILDA,CATHY BROTHERS FRANK AND ROBERT.ANY HEP IN MY SEARCH WOULD BE A GREAT HELP AS I HAVE RUN INTO A BLANK.THE ONLY CLUE I HAVE IS THAT THE FIRST MALE BORN IS ALWAYS CALLED RICHARD AND HAS ALWAYS BEEN FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS. |
| Name: | JOY ARD |
| E-mail address: | eugeneard@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: |
LOOKING FOR MARY ANN MCCORMICK WHO MARRIED HENRY BRAY . MARY ANN BORN DEC.28,1830.HENRY BORN 1827.LIVED IN SANTA ROSA FLORIDA.THEY ARE MY GREAT GREAT GRAND PARENTS. CAN YOU HELP? |
| Name: | Hilary |
| E-mail address: | hfairman@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi David
Am eventually getting around to doing some more research and wanted to contact you. However, your email address 'spat back'. Can you contact me? Thanks Hilary |
| Name: | Lawrence G. McCormick Reifurth |
| E-mail address: | mcreif118@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi Dave. Great Book. Did not have chance to read all of it, but will, I promise. I am envious of your work, must have take years to accumulate all the info. Want to start a webpage of my own, but need help to get started. You have motivated me to take the necesary steps
My parents died when I was 2 years old. Adopted at 6, lost my adoptive Mother at 7, raises by others away from my natural family. Trying to find all I can about the McCormick clan and my particular branch of the tree. |
| Name: | Michael McCormick |
| E-mail address: | Macebreaker@gmail.com |
| Comments: | My mother is Mary Ann McCormick, i was givin to some family friend to raise at the age of 3 motnhs. Was born in Ill. I know nothing about my family but my Mother's name. |
| Name: | John J. McCormick |
| E-mail address: | jmacc52341@aol.com |
| Comments: | Looking for the John McCormick married to Rose Quin about 1800 passed through (Isle Tanti) Amherst Island and Ontario |
| Name: | Lisa Belluardo |
| E-mail address: | lisab@gogtt.net |
| Comments: | Great book. I've been searching for quite a few years for inf. on my gg grandfather Michael McCormack born Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia. He was born around 1829. Married Mary McDonald. I'm trying to find info on his parents.
Michael and Mary did have seceral children, James B., John D.,Mary Ann, John F., and John Alex. Any info would be so much appreciated. |
| Name: | geraldine mccormick |
| E-mail address: | geraldine1930@aol.com |
| Comments: | i am the last member of the john mccormick born in scotland in 1756 and died jan 23, 1861 near ripoey brown county ohio. he was the son of george mccormick and grandson of jesse and came to the us at the age of 3. firs lived in virginia and later moved to cumberland county, pennsylvania . i have a little bit of data on his duty in revolution was taken from pages 203, 21, 216 volume six pennsylvania archives fifth series. he married christina elizabeth hilioos in harrisburg penns. in june 1794 . they had 10 children.sarah,1795,enoch born 1797, nancy 1800, james 1802, catharine 1895, susanah 1807, john 1809( my greatgrandfather)isaac 1812, samuel 1815,conrad 1817.
have no further information on his father or granfather or on the clan in scotland. from sheldon mccormick from lodi, ca. |
| Name: | Debbie Quinn |
| E-mail address: | quinnmanor@msn.com |
| Comments: | I descend from the Donogh Maccormac family of Ulster Ireland [year 1420]according to Ancestry.com and family information. I would love to find more information on this line of McCormicks and share what I have with others. The 1st American listed is John McCormick who married Anne McFarren and had James,John,Francis,Andrew,William,Mary,Jean,George, and Oliver. William is the next in my family line. All are from Virginia, possibly Frederick VA or Frederick County, VA
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| Name: | incony |
| E-mail address: | incony@incony.org |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.incony.org |
| Comments: | Hi. just looking for possible source links i found your geneology site regarding Hastings.
I am researching Chambers.. Info i have from my Grandfathers history. He lived in Raphoe. You can see the complete family tree at http://www.incony.org looking at Chambers, you will find that there is a Rebecca and Annie Chambers.. what interested me was, they were sisters like those you list on your Hastings geneology. and the time scale is close. 3) Ross Hastings (b. 1834) (d. 5 March 1915) Ross married Annie Chambers, the sister of Rebecca Chambers, on 25 October 1877, in Ballylennon Presbyterian Church, St.Johnston, Co.Donegal, Ireland. No other details. Is there any link do you think? Regards Incony |
| Name: | Charles Gillespie |
| E-mail address: | seagee@cfl.rr.com |
| Comments: | I am new to geneology and know very little about moving around the internet. My grandmother Gillespie was Sally McCormick and was from "Old Virginia" what ever that means. Maybe VA, maybe WVA. She married Lou Gillespie in 1900 but I am not sure where maybe Nebraska as she lived in Nebraska City, Nebraska at the time. I just found this site and will be checking it out later as I have just run out of time as I have an appointment now. Great website |
| Name: | B.Witt |
| E-mail address: | bjwitt2@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I am looking for ancestors of Arthur E. McCormick who would be or is approximately 80 years old. He had a son McArthur and daughter Bonnie, his first wife was May. He lived in Tampa, FL in the 1951 and then in Georgia. |
| Name: | Jeff Puttman |
| E-mail address: | jeff.puttman@stryker.com |
| Comments: | I am looking for some McCormick family.That knows about James McCormick 1780 in Virginia. |
| Name: | peg moravek |
| E-mail address: | moravek3@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Hi Dave, Great book, i am also from the MCCORMICK line from Newark,nj.My mom was JOAN MCCORMICK, daughter of WILLIAM and MARGARET. William's parents were PATRICK MCCORMICK AND LIZZIE (FLEMING)..Patrick and his brothers worked at the murphy varnish works in newark, They were all from GREENCASTLE,CO DONEGAL. Patrick's brother Michael,married Jane Fleming, Lizzie's sister. They lived in New York. I have a lot more info, and can be contacted by email. Good Job on the dreambook, Peg
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| Name: | Diane Whipple |
| E-mail address: | circusjunkie@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I have been tracing my family (Hamilton) and came across what was recorded as Knevland (Finland). When I went hunting for Knevland under Finland-Knevland History I was directed to Finland-Kneverland. It was under that listing that I found your web-site. Hamilton was also in Scotland and Ireland and England. I have traced my family back to 0145 but am at a loss as to where on planet earth they were. I noticed where a relative of yours was listed as a tenent of Hamilton. Could you please let me know if "Knevland-Kneverland" was once large enough to encompass Finland and parts of Great Britian? You did not mention Kneverland or Finland in your genealogy, so I am wondering why the "McCormick" web-page is under that listing? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Diane Whipple |
| Name: | Noeleen Deacon |
| E-mail address: | noedeacon@eircom.net |
| Comments: | Dear David (McCormick)
After hitting upon the photo gallery on your web-site, which is engrossing, I am just wondering if you could dig out any old photos (older generation particularly) dating back to the 1950/1960's .. I am especially interested in photos of Wilfred McCormick & Marie Bainton (his first wife), or even their predecessors. Any type of photograph would hold interest, whether impromptu, portrait/family gathering type, but especially wedding day photos. Would very much appreciate your reply, with some feedback if possible. Yours sincerely Noeleen |
| Name: | JoAnn O'Neill |
| E-mail address: | joneill119@aol.com |
| Comments: | I am descended from a line of McCormicks from Ballymaguigan, Co. Derry. the first name I have is James McCormick who had a son named John McCormick in 1810. I do not know who his wife was. John m. Honor Walls and had nine children, William, Ellen, Peter, HOnor, Michael, Margaret (my ggrandmother), James, Elizabeth and Mary. We have the descendants of James (still in Derry), Margaret (mostly her children emigrated to Canada and Ellen (mostly emigrated to New Zealand. If anyone knows of this family, please email me at joneill119@aol.com |
| Name: | Patricia McCormack Day |
| E-mail address: | grendlsmother@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Very interesting reading. Have hit a brick wall with my great,great grandfather Peter (sometimes Patrick) McCormick born somewhere in Ireland around 1795. He had moved to Ayrshire, Scotland by 1821. Have lots of information on Ayrshire McCormicks if any one needs assistance. |
| Name: | Roland K. McCormick |
| E-mail address: | Roland.McCormick@ns.sympatico.ca |
| Homepage URL: | http://None |
| Comments: | An interesting site I will bookmark - sent to me by my daughter. My ancestors were Samuel and Mary(Blair) McCormick from Londonderry; came to Nova Scotia via a shipwreck in 1769. The family originated in the Isle of Mull. I am always interested in talking to anyone with McCormick ancestors in Nova Scotia. |
| Name: | Alistair McCormick |
| E-mail address: | molmac@netcon.net.au |
| Comments: | Still an excellent book, I am still hunting for the ancestors of my great grandfather William McCormick who married Jane Armstrong in Fermanagh in 1837. His parents were Joseph McCormick and Bella Hamilton who may have lived in Monaghan.
All the best Alistair McCormick |
| Name: | Jeff McCormick |
| E-mail address: | jeph68@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Michigander hoping to re-connect with a Canadian line of McCormicks...
Kenneth F McCormick (1908-1986) was my grandfather. Anyway, around the time of grandad's funeral, my dad was contacted by a Canadian line of the family. Unfortunately, it seems the contact info has been lost. I would very much like to re-establish the link. Cheers. |
| Name: | Richard McCormick |
| E-mail address: | Mrickymcc@aol.com |
| Comments: | On further investigation i have found my great grandfather Richard McCormick married Isabella McCleary october 31st 1910 in stoneyford antrim.On the other hand my other great grandfather surname McCormick first name unknown died in the boer war ,an officer he left a widow Mary McCormick and three girls Robina (my gran) and Catherine who later emigrated to canada and married John MIllburn .Catherine died 30th september 1983 at Sudbury Memorial Hospital.Mattie was last heard of in Glasgow Scotland.There were also three boy's Frank,his brother Robert and the third unknown.Frank and Robert were last heard of in Glasgow.My Grandfather also had a brother called Joe who were named in the will of one Hugh McCleary 7th street Philadelphia who died on the 18th of january 1957.I have obtained documentation on all these facts so far.Is there anybody who could help me fill the blanks ?It would be greatly appreciated. |
| Name: | Art Miller |
| E-mail address: | Amiller44@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Looking for any info on William McCormick b. c1755 Va., served Rev., md. Maria Cary Eggleston c1776 probably in Hanover Co., Va., moved to Pa. in 1780's where son John E. was born 1788 then migrated to Bourbon Co., Ky. c1790 where he and Maria were killed by Indians c1793. Children supposedly raised by Wm.'s brother(s). John E. md. Mary Anderson 1809 in Mason Co., Ky. and lived in Bracken Co., Ky.as a tailor. I have identified one daughter for Wm. and Maria, Hannah, who md. Wm. Rodgers 1796 in Clark Co., Ky. and moved to Grainger Co., Tn. where she died c1811.
Appreciate any feedback. Art Miller, Louisville |
| Name: | RICHARD MCCORMICK |
| E-mail address: | MrickyMCC@AOL.COM |
| Comments: | MY NAME IS RICHARD MCCORMICK ,I LIVE IN SCOTLAND DESCENDED FROM TWO IRISH MCCORMICK FAMILIES.THE FAMILY TRADITION FOR MANY YEARS IS TO CALL THE FIRST MALE RICHARD AS WAS MY FATHER MY GRANDFATHER SO ON AND ON.MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN IN DUBLIN AND MY GRANDMOTHER IN CO ANTRIM.IVE ONLY JUST BECAME INTERESTED IN MY FAMILIES HERITAGE BUT HAVE FOUND THE MCCORMICK NAME MEANS CHARIOTEER/WARRIOR, FROM ITS BASE CELTIC MEANING.I HOPE YOU ALL THE BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR SEARCHES.MY GRANDMOTHER ROBINA HAD TWO SISTERS WHO EMEGRATED TO CANADA FROM GLASGOW MANY YEARS AGO.BUT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE MY GRANDFATHERS FAMILY NEVER MOVED FROM GLASGOW. |
| Name: | Jane McCormick Berwald |
| E-mail address: | jamb141072@mchsi.com |
| Comments: | My family is the same as Michael McCormick ( Halffastip@aol.com.) Michael send me an e-mail would love to work on this with you.
I am interested in locating the McCormick family in Ireland and Scotland. This is what I have........John McCormick born 1747 in Scotland; died in Ulster, Ireland He had 2 sons: Robert born in Ireland 1763/1767 died May 22, 1816 Lexington, KY married Sarah Beazly 1787 Hatfield, Maryland. James born July 14, 1791 The family is to big to list all here. Contact me if you want more infor. |
| Name: | RICHARD MCCORMICK |
| Name: | Jeanne McCormack |
| E-mail address: | Micke555@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Hi David!
Just looking for my clan again and love your site! I started to read your dreambook and lo.....there I am your 5th person to sign in and leave a note. Well folks, I made my second visit to Ireland as I had planned and now am looking forward to the next. We plan on a side trip into Scotland this time around. I can only sum it up this way....I went home. My ancestor's were doing the jig to see this McCormick walk thier ancestral land of GREEN! Still trying to find the family, but to be honest I needed a break, but now I'm back on the trail again. Happy Hunting to all my clansmen!! Bye for now, Jeanne |
| Name: | Michael McCormack |
| E-mail address: | mikemccormack@comcast.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/m/c/c/Michael-K-Mccormack/ |
| Comments: | I believe my oldest David McCormick was born in Scotland (Mull they say) in 1758 and was moved or moved to Derry, Ireland, leaving beforre 1768 for the New World.
Family lore says the ship they were on was bound for the Virginia Colony but ended up in Nova Scotia. They settled there and you can still find McCormack/icks in the River Philip/Springhill area of Cumberland Conuty. There is a land grant with his name on it from the 1820's. My grandfater Arthur Richard (1886) came Boston-side by rail through Maine and ended up in Providence, Rhode Island before 1905, marrying my grandmother in 1907, moving to Amherst, Massachusetts for a short while then to New Bedford, Mass. where I reside today. I know at least two of Arthur's brothers came to Massachusetts also. Danforth and Ord Bliss. Ord is buried in the New Bedford area as well as Arthur. Danforth was said to have been a Boston police officer but I have never had contact with that part of the family. Another, I believe, went to Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts and the last name was changed to MacCormack. Anyone see something familiar? I'm dying to talk to you. |
| Name: | Stefanie |
| E-mail address: | stefanie79770@yahoo.com |
| Homepage URL: | http://europe.zared.com/Ireland/Donegal/Localities/Ballybofey/ |
| Comments: | Superior website! Very appealing. |
| Name: | Brian McCormack |
| E-mail address: | brianeire@eircom.net |
| Comments: | Great Site.This is my first stab at trying to trace the family my Late fathers two sisters, Hannah Mary & Annie Theresa McCormick.
From meencarragh, Ballybofey, Donegal, Ireland. They left in there teens to New York, Working for two uncles Ralph & Peter in a bar in New York. They would have emigrated around 1930-1935.There parents died young leaving a large family behind. Charles, Sammy, Michael, Agnes, Kathleen, Thomas, Margaret, Peter. Patrick. The parent’s names were Samuel McCormick & Catherine McGinley.Here's hoping that this rings a bell for someone. Best of luck for everybody trying to trace a relative. P.S.It was quite common for Members of a family to change the spelling of the name McCormick to McCormack as McCormick was, I believe descended from the landed Scottish Protestants. My grandfather was protestant and married a Catholic. Best Regards Brian (Dublin Ireland) |
| Name: | jason hazlett |
| E-mail address: | lefttjay@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | looking for a McCormick that married a Hazlett..somewhere between 1930-50. Iknow thats a long gap, but i just started looking. Any help would be terrific. Thank you in advance. Jason Hazlett |
| Name: | Alistair McCormick |
| E-mail address: | molmac@netcon.net.au |
| Comments: | Hi,
It is hard to realise that there are so many of us!. My Great Grandfather, William McCormick married Jane Armstrong at Magheraculmoney, Fermanagh in 1837, his parents were Joseph McCormick and Bella Hamilton, he gave his abode as the Townland of Barnalackan. Before William & Jane went to Paisley in 1844 two children, Mary Jane and John were born, my grandfather Robert McCormick was born in Paisley, Scotland. Jane's Parents were in America by 1850, can anyone enlarge and confirm any of my family history? A great site Alistair mcCormick |
| Name: | susanne mccormack/ick |
| E-mail address: | suegirl_3@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | hi my name is sue i believe my ancestors came from ireland to australia as free settlers i will get back to you with exact info , thanks , sue |
| Name: | Dick McCormick |
| E-mail address: | DmcCor62@AOL.Com |
| Comments: | Well...this old bugger might just as well sign too. To make a long story short(which is very hard for an Irishman)my g.g.father(James McCormack)was born in N.C. in 1800, moved to Tennessee where my grandfather, William, was born in 1824, and my dad, Albert, was born in Nebraska in 1888, and I in 1935 in Iowa. Do believe my immigrant ancestor was a William that came into Charleston S.C. about 1795 from Ireland. Now I heard that right after the potato famine that many Leprechauns chartered a ship and came to America to find their families that had moved. At least that's what one told me as we shared a moment at dawn with a bottle. Any truth to that? Dick McCormick |
| Name: | Carol Woods |
| E-mail address: | cjjaca@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I am a decendant of Andrew Jackson McCormick and idabelle Doyle McCormick, Andrew was born in Va, Idabelle was born in Ohio.Andrew J was in the 1010 census with his brother's Jefferson Dennis, Robert L and Sydney after my grandfather Andrew J died Jefferson Dennis married Idabelle.Great site. Carol |
| Name: | Ryan Sproule |
| E-mail address: | ryansproule@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Great stuff. Olive McCormick (born 1897)was my grandmother. Albert Fredrick Sproule was my father. I can flush out the Sproule family info and can probably get some additional McCartney family info if you are interested.
Ryan Sproule Walnut Creek, California |
| Name: | Joy Loane |
| E-mail address: | kris@krisloane.fsnet.co.uk |
| Comments: | Mark loane born 13/4/1960 married Joy Armstrong of Manoo Kesh |