McCormack Family Tree

[Joe McCormack]

just starting to figure out a family tree, and i guess i will start<br>here. If any one knows of any background on my last name, or the name Mac Cormack<br>, please post a message here, i would appreciate any info you can give.<br>Thank You in advance, and e-mail me for more info.<br>Joe McCormack
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[Terry McCormick]

: just starting to figure out a family tree, and i guess i will start<br>: here. If any one knows of any background on my last name, or the name Mac Cormack<br>: , please post a message here, i would appreciate any info you can give.<br>: Thank You in advance, and e-mail me for more info.<br>: Joe McCormack<br> <br>Joe the name McCormick (McCormack); Mc stands for "son of" The ancient name for McCormick is <br>"CORMICAIN" means Crown, so the name is Son of Crown. The name gose back to Cormac Cas son of Olliol,<br>King of Munsier A.D. 177<br>Source: Genealogy History of the Milesian Families of Ireland,<br>by Heraldic Artists, Dublin, Ireland.<br>Also the King of Ireland "Cormac" was a great builder at the ancient Kingdom of "TARA", he died in A.D. 260<br> There were a large number of McCormick's in Roscommon and Longford<p>Good luck in your work, Terry McCormick<br>

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kingtara@nternet.net

[Cheryl M. McCormick]

<br>My ancestors were from a very small village outside of Strokestown,<br>County Roscommon called Corboghil (cor-BO-ull).<br>I recently visited the area and have gathered much<br>information, as well as the existing documents I <br>already had, regarding several "McCormicks/McCormacks"<br>in the immediate area. It would be a mistake, of course, <br>to assume that all of these families are directly<br>related, but I will be more than happy to share this<br>information with you. Incidentally, my family line (or ]<br>at least one branch of it), left the area and immigrated to <br>Bolton, England between 1866 and 1871. They came to the <br>US and settled in Albany, New York circa 1880. Please let me<br>me know if I can be of any assistance. I'm more than happy<br>to do it!
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cheryl@uga.cc.uga.edu