Name (FAMILY NAME, Other Names)	MACCORMAC, Andrew
Date of Birth	1825
Place of Birth	Banbridge Ireland
Date of Death	13th August 1918
Place of Death	Prospect
Place of Burial	North Road Cemetery
Arrived in South Australia (date/ship etc.)	~ 1868 (from Melbourne)
Addresses/Dates in Prospect Council Area	1891 - Eliza St 1892 - 1918 - 13 Clifton St
Addresses/Dates outside Prospect Council Area	North Adelaide; Medindie
Names of houses (if any)
Parents
Spouse(s)	Emily Mary Johnson (born ~1846 - died 1898)
Date(s) of Marriage(s)	1866
Place(s) of Marriage(s)
Children	1868 - Idelette (died 1931) 1869 - Muriel 1871 - Elizabeth (died 1871) 1872 - Alexander Henry (died 1944) 1873 - Nicholas Chevalier (died 1956) 1874 - David Johnson 1876 - Thyra 1877 - Erina (died 1877) 1879 - Charles Summers 1880 - Emily Mary (died 1880 1884 - Mitchell Henry (died 1954) 1888 - Irene
Education
Occupation(s)	Pastor, artist, poet, philosopher
Interests/Activities	Camroc Avenue, Blair Athol, is named after either him or his son Alexander (part of the family name spelt backwards) His works are found in Parliament House (Adelaide), the South Australian Art Gallery, two Council Chambers (Adelaide and Gawler), various churches and schools
Religion/Churches	Baptist Church (Moonta)
Notes (points of interest etc.)	Had a studio in Rundle St for portrait painting eg John McDouall Stuart. The name is often misspelt in old directories as McCormac
Local Government experience
Sources of information	Buried Treasures