McCord
McCord is a surname of Scottish-Irish origin.
It appears in American public life across various fields—James McCord was one of the Watergate burglars whose arrest helped unravel the Nixon scandal.
The name also identifies places, businesses, and institutions named after people who bore it.
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- genealogyStudy of family descent
- ScottishOf that northern kingdom
- IrishOf the Emerald Isle
- lineageDescent from progenitors
ancestry · clan · heritage · descendants · origin · patronymic · Ulster · emigration
Quebec's chief city
- CanadianNorth American northerner
- historyRecord of past events
- artifactsHuman-made historical objects
- exhibitsDisplays for viewing
collection · archives · heritage · photography · Victorian · gallery · curators · preservation
Widespread, not specialized
- officerAuthority figure in uniform
- ConfederateSecessionist state supporter
- commanderPerson with authority over others
- battlefieldCombat engagement area
regiment · strategy · campaigns · southern · army · historical · leadership · warfare
Licensed legal representative
- lawBinding principle or regulation
- firmSolid or resolute
- litigationLegal dispute process
- counselExpert guidance offered
practice · courtroom · cases · advocacy · representation · proceedings · judicial
family
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lineage · ancestry · clan · heritage · descendants · origin · patronymic · Ulster · emigration · settlers
Montreal
Quebec's chief city
exhibits · collection · archives · heritage · photography · Victorian · gallery · curators · preservation · Quebec
general
Widespread, not specialized
- officerAuthority figure in uniform
- ConfederateSecessionist state supporter
- commanderPerson with authority over others
battlefield · regiment · strategy · campaigns · southern · army · historical · leadership · warfare
attorney
Licensed legal representative
- lawBinding principle or regulation
- firmSolid or resolute
- litigationLegal dispute process
counsel · practice · courtroom · cases · advocacy · representation · proceedings · judicial