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| Subject: | cormac/cormack/cormick |
| Author: | Harold Cormick (guest, 69.63.52.47) |
| Date: | May 11, 2005 at 1:52:37 PM |
I assume that Cormack and Cormick (with or without, Mc or Mac) are derivations or anglized versions of Cormac but I'd like some source material to reference . What's out there ?
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