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The Carmack family genealogy /

Descendants of early Carmack families in America. Four of the main ancestors are: Cornelus Cormack, who was born in 1681 in Virginia; John Carmack, who was born in about 1723 in North Carolina, Arthur Carmack, who was born in 1726 in New Jersey and Levi Carmack, who was born in 1824 in Virginia. Des...

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Main Author: Peckham, Charles W.
Language:English
Published: Dexter, MI : Thomson-Shore, Inc., [2013]
Edition:Second edition.
Subjects and Genres:
Cormack family.
Carmack.
Carmick.
Baker.
Beatty.
Bishop.
Brown.
Carr.
Coffman.
Copeland.
Fanning.
Forbes.
Jones.
Ledbetter.
Livingston.
Masters.
Maxwell.
Payne.
Poston.
Reynolds.
Rhodes.
Robinson.
Savage.
Smith.
Whitman.
Wilson.
Young.
Scottish Americans > Genealogy.
Irish Americans > Genealogy.
Américains d'origine écossaise > Généalogies.
Américains d'origine irlandaise > Généalogies.
Irish Americans.
Scottish Americans.
Cecil County (Md.) > Genealogy.
Kent County (Md.) > Genealogy.
Salem County (N.J.) > Genealogy.
Jackson County (Tenn.) > Genealogy.
Maryland > Cecil County.
Maryland > Kent County.
New Jersey > Salem County.
Tennessee > Jackson County.
Genealogy.
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Summary: Descendants of early Carmack families in America. Four of the main ancestors are: Cornelus Cormack, who was born in 1681 in Virginia; John Carmack, who was born in about 1723 in North Carolina, Arthur Carmack, who was born in 1726 in New Jersey and Levi Carmack, who was born in 1824 in Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, Alabama, Missouri, Kansas, Texas and California.
Item Description: Title page depicts the family coat of arms entitled "Carmack" with the rendering attributed to Fred Carmack.
Physical Description: xvi, 1198 pages : illustrations, maps, portraits ; 29 cm
Bibliography: Includes bibliographical references (pages 1066-1068) and index.

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