McCormick Irish Family Gifts & Heritage

McCormick anglicises the Gaelic Mac Cormaic, "son of Cormac," and while the name arose independently in more than one part of Ireland, the McCormick spelling is heavily concentrated in County Antrim, where the 1911 census recorded roughly a third of the name nationwide. A documented Scots strand ties Antrim McCormicks to Clan Maclean of the Isle of Mull, and the Ulster-Scots emigrant family of Cyrus Hall McCormick, inventor of the mechanical reaper, traced its roots to County Tyrone.

There's a good range in this collection — woven blankets, mugs, garden flags, ceramic ornaments, coaster sets, license plates, and t-shirts, all carrying the McCormick crest — so it's easy to match the gift to the person rather than the other way around.

Whether it's a birthday, a reunion, a homecoming to County Antrim, or a gift for someone proud of the McCormick name, there's an option here that fits the occasion.

However they'd want to show it off — at home, out and about, or tucked away somewhere personal — there's a McCormick piece here for it.

Want the fuller story behind the McCormick name? Read our McCormick Irish surname history.