For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.
| Adam | very numerous N.E.Ulster and Dublin. English & Scottish; synonyms: Aidy, Eadie. Also anglicisations of Mac Adaim, Mac Adamóid, Mac Conshnámha, q.v. |
| Adamson | numerous N.E.Ulster and Dublin. English, 14 cent. As Adams. |
| Mac Adaim | (Mac) Adam(s): líonmhar: Cúige Uladh & eile. Bhí Adam coitianta mar ainm baiste i measc na Normannach agus ghlac Muintir de Barra an sloinne Mac Adaim chucha ach is sloinne Albanach in Éirinn é go ginearálta. Tá Adams i bhfad níos líonmhaire. |
| Mac Adamóid | Adams: fíor-annamh: Connachta. Díspeagadh ar Adam. SGG. |
| MacAdam | numerous: Ulster and Louth etc. Ir. Mac Adaim, Mac Ádhaimh (early). More general as Adams. The Barrys of Cork adopted the patronymic Mac Adaim at one stage. In Armagh it may be a corruption of Mac Cadáin (Mac Cadden). The name is common in Scotland, derivation in all cases "son of Adam". MIF. |
| MacAdams | Quite numerous: Derry etc. See Mac Adam and Adams. |
DEDs where McAdams and a second surname are found together
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