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In Antrim, there is the townland of Artresnahan
(Ard Treasacháin 'Treasachán's height') in the parish of Drummaul, named after the Traceys.
(Place-Name of Northern Ireland vol. iv p.24).
1616 The
Castle and Family of Sir Neale O’Neill
Neile Oge married Alice, daughter of James Fitzgerald, and died about
1599, leaving two sons minors, of whom we afterwards find the following notice:
“We doe acknowledge and confess that we have
received at the hands of the Maior, Sheriffs, and Corporacon of the Towne of
Knockfargus, the Patent graunted unto us by his Majestie for houldinge of our
lands of Killy???, Kilmackevit, being formerlie comm.??? by direction from the
late Lord Deputie, unto the trust and custodye of the Maior and Corporacon of
Knockfergus aforesayde, until such tyme as we should come to perfecte adge, and
be capable of reason and understandinginge; as wytness our hands this 18th
of April, 1616.
Witnesses,
Hercules Langforde Neall O’Neall
Thomas Tracy Hugh
O’Neall
Thomas Wittu”*
*History of Carrickfergus, 2d edit.
The Gentleman's Magazine 1833 - Page 851 or 581???
(Note: A slightly different version appears in Hill, George (1873) An
Historical Account of the MacDonnells of Antrim: Including Notices of Some
Other Septs, Irish and Scottish. Quintin Publications.)
1621? Templepatrick
Mr. Josias Welsh (grandson of John Knox the reformer of Scotland)…came to Templepatrick, in the year 1621 or 1622…At this time, James I, having changed his religious opinions from Presbyterianism, was attempting to enforce Episcopal church government in Scotland…The state of the country, of religion, and the banished Scotch and English ministers, were often the principal topics of their conversation. The captain having an unfavourable opinion of the abilities and conduct of Mr. Tracey, the incumbent, expressed a desire of seeing some sensible, pious man of these divines…In consequence of promising a safe conduct, Mr. Walsh, was introduced to the captain, who was so well please with his conversation, learning and piety, that he engaged him to preach in the temple, the next Lord’s day. Mr. Tracey, being informed of the captain’s intentions, went early to the church on that day, and had begun the service before the captain arrived; but when he entered, he ordered the incumbent out of the desk, and Mr. Walsh into the pulpit…1631 (he was) suspended by the Bishop of Down for non-conformity. (Mr. Welsh died 23rd June 1634 after 12 years in Templepatrick)…From the death of Mr. Walsh in 1634, till the ordination of Mr. Kennedy, in the year 1646, there was an interruption of public worship in Templepatrick…Such were the causes which prevented the puritans from the enjoyment of the beifits of public worship in Templepatrick, from the year 1631, till the ordination of Mr. Kennedy, as pastor of the congregation, in 1646. [Note: No reference to the Tracy ministers below]
Stephenson, Samuel Martin (1825) A Historical Essay on the Parish and
Congregation of Templepatric. Belfast. p.31-2, 35
1643 Ministers
Mr. James Tracy of Templepatrick
1662 Diocese of Down and Connon
Christopher Tracy M.A. Ballymartin or Templepatrick
Resident and servth the cure – church ruinous
The History of the Presbyterian
Church in Ireland: Comprising the Civil History of the Province ...
1650
Testament of Dame Anne Langford, the widow and relict of Sr Hercules Lanford
late of Carrickfurgus Knt...James Tracey and John Orpin Executors...tenth day
of Apprill Anno dni 1650...James Tracey
The Town book of the Corporation of Belfast, 1613-1816?
- Belfast (Northern Ireland), Robert Magill Young - History - 1892 - 351 pages
1662 p.650 (Adventurers?)
A true abstract of the several debentures of the officers’ and soldiers
belonging to Captain John Gallands company for their services since 1649 and
their claims that are added thereunder...John Tracy...Certified and
examined by (Sir) John Pettie; and with note signed by same, that this list
contains several debentures satisfied in Captain John Gallands lot. In part
satisfaction of his debt there was set out 5,597 acres, 2 rods in the liberties
of Coleraine and Co. of Londonderry and 2169 ¼ acres in the barony of
Kilconway, Co. Antrim.
No. 478791, Vol. 698, p.50 Registry of Deeds, Dublin
On 1 November 1815, Lease and Release between Francis Dickson of
Belfast Co. Antrim and Jane his wife of the first part; Thomas Dickey of Hill
Road, Co. Antrim Esq., of the second part; Michael Harrison of Ballymena of the
third part; Mary Jones of Canada, widow, of the fourth part. Mary Jones paid
Francis Dickson 950 pounds sterling and for other considerartion mentioned.
They, Francis Dickson and Jane his wife, and Thomas Dickey, granted, released
and confirmed, according to their respective interests, to Michael Harrison,
attorney (see No. 407045), to hold forever in trust for the sole benefit, use
and behoof of Mary Jones, property now in the hands of Mr. John Tracy,
collector of taxes, property lying on the Ballymena road to Brog- shane,
and adjoining the town of Ballymena, called Farm odge, containing 8 acres of
woodland, with dwelling house, offices and gardens. Jane Dickson released
Michael Harrison from paying her dower in case she should survive Francis
Dickson. Witnesses: John Tracy of Ballymena; Thomas Mercer of Birnie, of
Dunminning, Co. Antrim; Alex Stewart and Richard Davison of Belfast. Treacys
of Ballymena Antrim
Irish
and Scotch-Irish Ancestral Research: A Guide to the Genealogical Records,
Methods, and ...
1821-1843 John Treacy papers T/3728
11 title deeds relating to land and property in Ballymena, County Antrim.
Treacy property, Stone Park,
Ballymena Co. Antrim, Abstract of title, 1821 - 1843, T 3728
Tracey/Tracy/Treacy, Ballymena Co.
Antrim, Leases, 1824 - 1830, T 3728
PRONI (Public
Record Office of Northern Ireland).
1823-1838 Tithe Applotment Books
Jno Tracy, Bottom,
Kirkinriola, Antrim, 1833
John Tracy, Bally
Loghan, Portglenone, Antrim, 1825
1829-1833 Juvenile association for promoting the
education of the deaf and dumb poor of Ireland
Mrs. Treacey, 2s
6d, Diocesan School, Ballymena
Mrs. Tracey, 1s
6d, Mrs C and Mrs Montgomereys Card, Ballymena
Master R. Tracy,
3d, Rebecca Parkers Card, Banagher
Mr. Tracy, 1s,
Master Robert Deverells Card, Tullamore
Mrs. Tracy, 6d,
Mis Welchs Card, Maryborough
M. L. Tracey, Esq,
2s 6d, Miss E Cuppaidges Card, Galway
1832, 1839-40 Parishes of County Antrim XIV
(Carrickfergus???)
53, Patrick Tracy, 29, Roman Catholic, assault, bail to
appear, can read and write, 12th September.
by Angélique Day, Patrick McWilliams,
Queen's University of Belfast Institute of Irish Studies, Royal Irish Academy,
Royal Irish Academy, Queen's University of Belfast, Institute of Irish Studies,
Ordnance Survey of Ireland 1996 Page
108
1837
Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland
Kirkinriola or Kirconriola and Ballymena
The principal seats are…Brigadie of J. Tracey Esq.
1846 Slater’s Directory
Ballymena – Gentry & Clergy
Mrs Tracy, Brigadie
1846-1851 New York arrivals
Mary Tracey, age 23, Wife, Ireland to USA, Belfast,
Scotia 12/13/1848
Margt. Tracey, age 20, Immigrant, Great Britain to
USA, Belfast: Standard 12/05/1850
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August 1849 Edinburgh Gazette
August 4, 1849
The Lord Lieutenant has directed Edward Gonne Bell, Esq. R.M. to take
charge of the district of Castleconnell, County Limerick, under the provision
of the Act 6 William 4, cap. 13, in the room of W.S. Tracy, Esq. R.M. appointed
to another county.
1850 Thoms Directory of
Ireland
William Samuel Tracy,
Belfast, Magistrate - William Samuel
Tracy
1851
Census (16/4/1851)
Craigdunloof
Townland, Dunaghy Parish, County Antrim
William Tracy, Head, 42, married 1829, Tailor (Tyrone)
Nancy Tracy, Wife, 41, None
John
Tracy, Son, 18, Agricultural labourer
William Tracy, Son, 15, Tailor
Patrick Tracy, Son, 8, at Mr. Carey’s School
Sarah Tracy, Daughter, 10, at Mr. Carey’s School
Ann Tracy, Daughter, 8, at school
Jane Tracy, Daughter, 4, None
Absent from Household 30th March 1851:
Hugh Tracy, 21 (Son) - Tailor (America)
Died since 6th June 1841:
James Tracy, 6 months (Son) - Inflamation - Spring 1846
Ellen Tracy, 1 (Daughter) - Meazels -
Winter 1851
Lisnamanny Townland, Dunaghy Parish
Robert McQuillin, 78 (Head) (Married 1802) - Farmer
Absent from Household 30th March 1851:
John Tracy, 16 (Servant) – Farm Labourer
1852 Belfast/Ulster Street Directory
James Tracey, labourer, 34. McTiers Street (Shankhill/Shankill)
William S. Tracy, R.M., Ravenhill
The Belfast Mercury - Tuesday, 17 February, 1852
Belfast Police Court Saturday, Feb.14
[Before W.S. Tracy, Esq., R.M., and John Clarke, Esq.]
Anglo-Celt June 3, 1852
Mr. Tracy, resident magistrate of Belfast, is seriously ill from the
injuries received in the attempt to suppress the recent riot.
1852 Alarming riots
in Belfast
The Belfast Cronical of Wednesday moring:-
“…The mayor, Mr. Tracy, and other magistrates, came on the ground
immediately they received notice of the encounter, and proceed to read the Riot
Act;…”
Guardian
17/7/1852 p.9
1852-3 Pupils and
teachers who left Albert Agricultural Training Institution Glasnevin Dublin
James Donovan of
Clare, entered Oct 19 1852, left Nov 23 1852, patron: Jas. Tracey Esq of
Belfast Antrim, Admitted to the special junior class Marlboro-street, being
trained as a teacher.
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Thomas Burrows Tracey, pen. (Mr. Guillemard), Oct. 11 1853, aged 18; s.
of William, Magistrate; b. Sligo.
Kings
Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Thomas Burrowes Tracy, 1st s. of William Samuel, Belfast,
R.M. and Margaret Simpson; ed. TCD M 1855.
Henry Tracy, 3rd s. of William Samual, Bray, Co. Wicklow,
and Margaret Simpson; ed. TCD H 1867. (b. 1844?)
1870 The Irish Law
Times and Solicitors' Journal, page 679
The following gentlemen will be called to the
Bar on Wednesday next: Henry Tracy, Esq., AB, Dublin University, third son of
William Samuel Tracy, ...
1855
Miss Treacy,
Brigadie House, Ballymena, Co. Antrim
Subscriber to: D’Alton John (1855) King
James Irish Army List (1689). Dublin.
1856-57 Report of President of Queen's
College, Belfast
List of the Successful Candidates - Civil
Service of the East India Company (1857 the First Year of Public Competition)
Mr. Tracy, 21 years on the 1st May 1857,
educated Trinity College Dublin, 2092 marks [Thomas Burrows Tracey???]
22 April 1856 Edinburgh Gazette
Antrim Artillery Regiment of Militia
William Samuel Tracy, gent. to be Second
Lieutenant, vice Clarke, promoted.
Militia of Ireland
Antrim Second Lieutenants
William Samuel Tracy 9 April 1856
Antrim First Lieutenants
William Samuel Tracy 19 March 1859
29th May 1860 Trayes
1326. John Trayes, of Belfast, in the County of Antrim, Ireland.
Engineer, for an invention for- “Improvements in steam boilers or steam and
heat generators, and in the application of heat.”
Woodcroft, B (1861)Chronological index of patents applied for and
patents granted [afterw.] of patentees and applicants for patents of invention.
Patent office.
1861 Belfast Street Directory
Mrs. Tracy 14 Brown Street (Millfield to Melbourne Street)
W.S. Tracy, R.M., Tudor Lodge, Crumlin Road.
Petty Sessions
Held in the Court-house, Howard Street, every day, at half-past ten
o'clock. W. S. Tracy, Esq., Resident Magistrate. Clerks, J. Searight and
G. Kennedy.
Local Marine Board
Appointed under the Mercantile Marine Act 1850, for the examination of
masters and mates, and the shipping and discharging of crews. Members of
the Board - Ex-Officio members, Mayor of Belfast and W. S. Tracy, Esq., Resident
Magistrate…
Belfast Sailor’s Home
Tomb
Street - Established in 1852, for providing a suitable home for seamen, with
opportunities for mental improvement and religious instruction. Patron, Hid
Excellency the Earl of Eglinton and Winton. Vice-Patron, Captain W. H.
Hall, C.B. President, the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and
Dromore. Vice-President, the Mayor of Belfast. Managing Committee
- W. S. Tracy, Esq.,…
Belfast School of Art
In
connexion with the department of Science and Art, Marlborough House. Officers
for 1861: President - Lord Dufferin and Clandeboye. Vice-Presidents,
William S. Crawford, J.P., D.L.; S. K. Mulholland, W. S. Tracy,…
Freemason’s Club
Masonic
Hall, Donegall Place - Established 1st November 1851. Committee (Original
Members) W. S. Tracy, Lodge 10
The Provinical Grand Lodge of Belfast and North Down: Meets on the
second Wednesday in March, June, September & December, at High Noon, in the
Freemason's Hall, Donegall Place, Belfast. Officers for 1861: R.W.D.P.G.M. - W.S.
Tracy, P.M., 10
Belfast Anacreontic Society
Instituted in 1814 for the cultivation of Instrumental and Vocal
Music…Vice-Presidents…W. S. Tracy…
Belfast Classical Harmonist’s
Society
Established in 1851 for the cultivation of Choral Music, and the
production of complete Oratorios…Librarian, Mr. S. Tracy.
1861 Ulster Street Directory
Ballymena, is a stirring, business and thronged market inland
town, in the County of Antrim
Mrs. Treacey, Brigadie.
Griffiths
Valuation Antrim 1861-62
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Alphabetical |
By area |
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Anne Tracy, Bottom Kirkinriola Antrim Edward Tracy, Cromac Townparks Bond Street Shankill Belfast Antrim Edward Tracy, Smithfield Townparks McClenahan's Court Shankill
Belfast Antrim John Tracy, Muckamore Grange of Muckamore Antrim Mary Tracy, St. Ann's Ward Townparks Fleming Street Shankill Belfast
Antrim William S. Tracy, St. Ann's Ward Townparks Crumlin Road Shankill
Belfast Antrim William Tracy, Shaneoguestown Grange of Muckamore Antrim |
Anne Tracy, Bottom Kirkinriola Antrim Edward Tracy, Cromac Townparks Bond Street Shankill, Belfast Antrim Edward Tracy, Smithfield Townparks McClenahan's Court Shankill
Belfast Antrim Mary Tracy, St. Ann's Ward Townparks Fleming Street Shankill Belfast
Antrim William S. Tracy, St. Ann's Ward Townparks Crumlin Road Shankill
Belfast Antrim John Tracy, Muckamore Grange of Muckamore Antrim William Tracy, Shaneoguestown Grange of Muckamore Antrim |
1862
Antrim County Directory
William
Samuel Tracy (Res. Mag.) Belfast
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of
Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Mary, Antrim, Antrim. 1 1
1867-9 Return of Poor Persons removed from England, Wales and Scotland
to Ireland
William Tracy of Barony, Lanark, transported from Glascow to Belfast.
1875
Return of Applications to Grand Jury
John Tracey, Antrim, 1874, Death of son; alleged murder and waylaying, 21st February 1874, £1000 requested, Disallowed
Anne Treacy: The Will of Anne Treacy late of Brigadie House
County Antrim Widow deceased who died 4 July 1876 at same place was
proved at Belfast by the oath of John Hyndman Love of Rathmines-road Rathmines
County Dublin Gentleman and Andrew Currell of Ballygarvey County Antrim Justice
of the Peace the Executors. Date Of Grant: 25/08/1876 Effects: Effects under
£600
Bebington
Gravesend to New Zealand 26 February 1876
(Passanger) John Gilmore...wrote...
17 died and strange to say that 2 of the young men that went from
Belfast was the first that died and 2 brothers. There name was Trassy. Robert
seen them in Belfast...22 year old Francis and 20 year old Richard Tracey died
from Typhus fever on 8 and 12 April respectively. For a list of those who died
during the passage see the New Zealand Herald 17 July 1876 p.2
Proceedings and Debates of the British Parliaments Respecting North
America By Great Britain Parliament, Scotland Parliament, Leo Francis Stock
Published by The Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1924
1877 Belfast Street Directory
Edward Tracey, 48. Bond Street New (Eliza Street to Macaulay Street)
John Tracey, fireman, 171 Urney Street (Shankhill Road to Ashmore
Street)
Wm. Treacey, manager, 1 Scotchmount Terrace
John Tracey, drapers' assistant 91. Woodstock Road (Mountpottinger)
Wm. Treacy, linen lapper, 141 Leeson Street (Off Falls Road)
1878
Return of Infants born in Irish Workhouses
Mary A. Tracy, 1873, discharged, Belfast Union
Loftus's inland revenue almanack and official directory
1861 Second Class Assistant
Stephen Tracey,
Dublin
1863 First Class Assistant
Stph Treacy,
Galway 2D
1864 Rides
S Treacy,
Letterkenny 2
1864 Loftus's
inland revenue almanack and official directory
S.
Treacey, Letterkenny, (Dunfanaghy)
1880 Belfast Street Directory
Inland Revenue Office, Queen's Square, Division Officers - Belfast 2nd
Division; Stephen Treacy
1880 Belfast Street Directory
Edward Tracey, labourer, 48 Bond Street New (Eliza Street to
Macauley Street )
John Tracey, loftman 36 Millan Street (Ross Street to Raglan
Street)
John Tracey, salesman 91 Woodstock Road (Mountpottinger)
John Tracey, salesman, 91 Grovefield Terrace
William Tracy, 4 Raby Street (off Ballynafeigh Road)
1881 British Census
Peter Tracy, 39 years, born limerick,
married, beer retailer, The Old House at Home Beer House Westbourne Sussex
Amelia, 30 years, born Portsmouth Hamshire,
wife
John, 5 years, born Tralee, son
Charles, 3 years, born Belfast, son
Edwin, 11 months, born Ashton Under Lyne Lanc, son
1884 The
Belfast and province of Ulster directory (Partial)
Henry Tracy
Geo. P. Tracy, commission agent, 4 Waring St.
& 9 ???
John Tracey, lithographer, 81 Cullingtree
road
John Tracey, porter, 22 Hanover? Street
(there are also other entries)
1888 Return of number of
requisition forms under Representation of People Act, 1884, sent to clerk of
Belfast Union
William Tracey, 84 Albert Street, formerly of
10 Devonshire-street
George Prescott Treacy: The Will of
George Prescott Treacy late of 4 Waring-street Belfast and Sydenham County Down
Manufacturer's Agent who died 24 June 1892 at latter place was proved at
Belfast by Hutchinson M'Kee and Robert J. Murray Merchants both of Belfast the
Executors. Date Of Grant: 07/10/1892 Effects: Effects £598 12s
1892-1924 Ellis
Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Eliza Treacy, Belfast Antrim Ireland, 1913,
23 years
James
Tracey, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1922, 4 years
Joseph
Tracey, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1909, 18 years
Mary Ann
Tracey, Belfast (Antrim Ireland?), 1897, 23 years
Mary
Tracey, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1922, 2 years
Michael Treacy, Belfast Antrim? Ireland,
1922, 25 years
Michl.
Tracey, Belfast (Antrim Ireland?), 1892, 45 years
Patrick
Tracey, Belfast (Antrim Ireland?), 1897, 25 years
Peter
Tracy, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1910, 49 years
Robert C.
Tracey, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1920, 31 years
Robert
Tracey, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1913, 22 years
Sarah
Tracey, Belfast Antrim? Ireland, 1922, 39 years
Irish News September 20th
1898
Belfast Revision Courts –
Success of Nationalist in Falls Ward
The business of the Revision Courts was
resumed yesterday in the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road. The Catholic
Association, in behalf of the Catholic and Nationalist inhabitants, was
represented by Mr P.J. Magee, solicitor, and Mr Patrick Doran, inspector. We
append a list of the successful Nationalist claimants in the Falls Ward:-
Henry Tracey, 11 Dunmore Street.
Christopher Tracey, 17 Dunmore Street.
October
9 1900 Philadelphia Inquirer (Pennsylvania)
Tracy - On Saturday October 6, Rose wife of
Michael Tracy and daughter of Patrick and Honora? Connelly of County Antrim
Ireland. aged 55? years...
1901 Census
PARISH: SHANKILL WARD: ST ANNES
CONSTABULARY DISTRICT: BELFAST EAST
SUB-DISTRICT: GLENGALL STREET
NAME |
POSITION |
RELIGION |
AGE |
OCCUPATION |
READ/WRITE |
STATUS |
WHERE BORN |
STREET |
Catherine Treacey |
Servant |
R. C. |
30 |
General Domestic Servant |
R&W |
Not Married |
Co Cavan |
No 34 Wellington Park |
Patrick Treacey, Bow
Street
William Tracey,
Wilton Square
1901 Census of England
George Prescott
Treacy, 20, Belfast, A B Seaman, Glamorganshire
1907 Belfast Street Directory
Agnes Tracey, 50 Glentoran Street (off Ravenhill Road)
Christie Tracey, compositor, 39 Earlscourt Street
Henry Tracey, labourer, 48 Burnaby Street (Distillery Street to Roden Street)
Jas. Tracey, boiler maker, 29 Dunmore Street (from Springfield Road to
Clonard Gardens)
Patrick Tracey, labourer, 9 Bow Street (Cullingtree Road to Nail Street)
Samuel Tracey, R.I.C., 32 Willowfield Gardens
Thos. Tracey, labourer 6 Harold Street (off Byron Street)
Wm. Tracey, dairyman, 216 Leeson Street ([left hand side] Falls Road to
Grosvenor Road)
July 1908 Final year list of King's Scholars, qualified for Certificate
of Compency in Irish and won prize of £5
Delia K. Treacy, of Tuam Convent Galway. St. Mary's training college,
Belfast
1910 Belfast Street Directory
Christie Tracey, compositor, 39 Earlscourt Street (Cavendish Street to
Iris Street)
H. Tracey, tailor, 43 Welsh Street (Lagan Street to McAuley Street)
Henry Tracey, printer, 29 Bombay Street (Kashmir Road to Clonard
Gardens)
Mrs. Tracey, 12 Norton Street (off McAuley Street)
Patk. Tracey, labourer 7 Bow Street (Cullingtree Road to Nail Street)
Samuel Trecay (Treacy Tracey), R.I.C., 38 Willowfield Gardens (off
Woodstock Road)
Thos. Tracey, labourer, 6 Harold Street (off Byron Street)
Wm. Tracey, labourer, 7 Wilton Square North (Wilton Street to Canmore
Street)
1910 Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory
Carrickfergus, County Antrim
C.S. Tracey, Ord.
Dep., Lancasterian Street
Joseph Treacy: Probate of the Will of Rose McDonald late of 36
Newington Avenue Belfast Widow who died 19 September 1911 granted at
Belfast to Joseph Treacy Teacher. Date Of Grant: 11/10/1911 Effects: Effects
£87 10s. 0d.
1911 Census
Patk Tracey, Bow Street
William Tracey, Weir Street
1911 Census of
Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland The Ulster Covenant 1912
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Aggie Tracey, 46 Weir Street, Belfast: West, Shankill, Annie Tracey, Lee Ballyclare, Antrim: East, Beryl Tracey, Ballybogey House Dervock, Antrim: North David Tracey, Lea Ballyclare, Antrim: East Eleanor AE Tracey, Ballybogey
House Dervock, Antrim: North John Tracey, 46 Weir Street, Belfast: West, Shankill Lizzie Treacy, Ravencliff Donegal Park, Belfast: North Marguerite Treacy, 38 Willowfield Gardens, Belfast: East Miss Tracey, Seymour Street, Antrim: South Mrs. Tracey, Ballymarlow Co Antrim, Scotland: West and Scotland:
Glasgow Sarah Trac(e)y, 5 Castle Street Lisburn, Antrim: South |
Aggie Tracey, 46 Weir Street, Belfast: West, Shankill, John Tracey, 46 Weir Street, Belfast: West, Shankill Lizzie Treacy, Ravencliff Donegal Park, Belfast: North Marguerite Treacy, 38 Willowfield Gardens, Belfast: East Annie Tracey, Lee Ballyclare, Antrim: East, David Tracey, Lea Ballyclare, Antrim: East Beryl Tracey*, Ballybogey House Dervock, Antrim: North Eleanor AE Tracey, Ballybogey
House Dervock, Antrim: North Miss Tracey, Seymour Street, Antrim: South Mrs. Tracey, Ballymarlow (Ballymarlagh?) Co Antrim, Scotland: West
and Scotland: Glasgow Sarah Trac(e)y, 5 Castle Street Lisburn, Antrim: South * Miss B Tracey was also an agent for signing at Ballybogey
House |
7 May 1920 London Gazette
...members representing employers in the
trade appointed by the Minister of Labour...
Mr. H. Treacy, 193, Spamount Street, Belfast
31August 1923 &
23 March 1934 Belfast Gazette
John Tracy,
Solicitor, 26 Corn Market, Belfast; and Northern Bank Chambers, Londonderry
16 May 1930 Belfast
Gazette
John Tracy,
Solicitor, 14 Donegall Street, Belfast; and Londonderry
18 December 1936
& 28 April 1944 Belfast Gazette
Tracy & Logue, Solicitors,
26 Corn Market, Belfast; and Northern Bank Chambers, Londonderry
23 October 1931
Belfast Gazette
Estate of Harriett
Charlotte Orr, Spinster; Eleanor Agnes Mary Tracey, Spinster; and Beryl Tracey,
Spinster, and Godfrey William Ferguson and Alfred Edward Brett, trustees for
sale under the will dated 6th September 1902 of Margaret Owens and
Robert Thompson and the said Alfred Edward Breet trustees for sale under the
will of Jane Owens…County of Antrim…lands of Ballyeaston…
FAMILY HISTORIES
Ann Tracey
Hugh b. 4 April 1868
(LDS)
Ellen Tracey & Hugh Eaton
Hello, I was wondering if you could help me, I was looking at the marriages on the Tracey Clan web page and noticed a marriage of Ellen Tracey 3rd quarter 1898(1 325) in Belfast, I think this might be my great grandmother. Would the clan have a record of her husband, if it is my great grandmother she married Hugh Eaton. They were married in Belfast but lived in Derry.
Any info would be
great. Many thanks.
Paul Simpson 30
August 2006 paul.simpson1609@hotmail.co.uk
John Tracey &
Margaret Clarke
John b. 28 April 1871
(LDS)
Jane b. 6 June 1876
(LDS)
Mary Tracey
My grandmother
(Mary Tracey) I was told was born in Glenravel (Martinstown). She married
Patrick McCollum from Ballycastle, in Belfast, on 24/6/1886. She is mentioned
in a book "When Dublin Was The Capital" by Alison Murphy. I know
little about her and I would like to find out, who her parents were and if she
has any brothers or sisters. Jane [mailto:gallagher630@btinternet.com]
MEMORIAL
INSCRIPTIONS
Violet Millicent Tracey, 1946, Billy Antrim
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Sean
Treacy of Antrim Winner of the Circuit of Ireland Historic
Class |
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The Tach, page 11, July
2006 of the St. Lawrence Automobile Club, Kingston, Ont. |
Antrim
John Tracey b. 1829
Oldstone (LDS)
Harry
Adair Tracey, Lt. Col. Royal Artillery,
7 Apr [18]56 Gentlemen Cadets to be
Lieutenants
6 Dec [18]66 second captain, vice Taylor
June [18]71 Adjutant
24 July [18]75
24 July [18]82
Jan. 9. 1868 At Donegore, Harry Adair
Tracey, Capt. R.A. (Royal Art) to Elizabeth Anne, youngest dau. of John
Owens, esq., of Holestone, c. Antrim
[State Reg: Harry Adair
Tracey, Antrim, 1868 1 3]
Son
Harry Owens Tracey [Date of Birth: 11 July 1869 Bermuda, joined Royal
Navy?]
…Some years ago (1878) Major HA
Tracy, RA, in a published article entitled, "Was the Architect of the
Great Pyramid inspired?"…
Harry
Adair Tracey & Margaret Stewart Moore
Mabel
b. 24 June 1879 Charles Fort (LDS) [Cork] [State Reg: Tracey, Mabel, Kinsale, 3rd
Quarter 1879 5 348]
John Trac(e)y &
Jane Corry
Ellen b. 10 December
1866 Antrim Antrim (LDS)
Robert b. 21
September 1871 (LDS)
John Tracey m. Jane
Curry 1854 Oldstone (LDS)
William b. 7 August
1855 Oldstone (LDS)
William b. 16 June
1857 Oldstone (LDS)
Sarah b. 20 September
1859 Muckamore (LDS)
Dorothea b. 15
September 1861 Muckamore (LDS)
Mary b. 11 January
1864 Antrim Antrim (LDS)
Belfast City
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North Belfast Harriers Ladies won the Irish 10k roads
championship last year in Navan. Athletics Ireland nominated them as their representative
in the European clubs roads championship in Moscow Saturday 8/9/07. The Race
was a 15k road race for teams of four, three to score plus a manager. The
North Belfast Team was Sharon trimble, Louise Mc clean, Lisa Tracy and
Cathy McCourt with Claire McCorry as team manager. Sharon Trimble was first
home in 57minutes followed by Cathy McCourt, Louise McClean and Lisa Tracy.
They finished a creditable 7th team against
the elite of European clubs. Not to be outdone the manager Claire also
competed in and finished the race. |
Alicia Nora
Tracey (b. 28 August 1899 Belfast d. 3 March 1986) m. John Joseph McShane 6
May 1922 Belfast (LDS)
Edward Tracey & Elizabeth
Lavery
Edward Michael b.
29 November 1866 Belfast (LDS)
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Ernest William Sibbald Treacy My Grandfather was Ernest William Sibbald Treacy was married to
Evelyn May Hester (Morris) 25th August 1920 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Some
of his family lived in Hollywood, Northern Ireland. Ernest’s Father was from
Southern Ireland his name was known as Sam and his wife Elizabeth. But Sam
and Elizabeth eloped to Northern Ireland and married and he was a member of
the Royal Ulster Constabulary. I remember him when I was young and I am trying to find
out more about his family. I have all the information on his wives and
children. I am just trying to find out about his brothers and sisters and where
they came from originally in Ireland. I myself was born in Ireland but later
and I am living in the USA now. Ernest was the band leader of Sibbald Treacy’s Rhythm Kings in
Northern Ireland and played for the BBC. He also played the piano. I would like to hear from anyone that knew him or
may have any of his sheet music. I remember as a child
seeing all his sheet music with his picture on the front of it and visiting
him when he lived on the Antrim Road in Belfast where there was a plaque
outside the front door that read Musical Director Sibbald Treacy Lives or
lived here. I am not sure if it is still there or not. Thanks, Rosemary Foffee3@Aol.com April 12th, 2008 1911
Census Samuel
Treacy, 43, M, 38 Willowfield Gardens, Ormeau, Down (CoI, acting Sargt. R.I.C.
b. Kilkenny) Margaret
Treacy, 33, F, Willowfield Gardens, Ormeau, Down (CoI, married 16 years, 4
child, b. Dublin) Ernest
W S Treacy, 15, M, Willowfield Gardens, Ormeau, Down (CoI) Ethel
E Treacy, 10, F, Willowfield Gardens, Ormeau, Down (CoI) Saml
R Treacy, 9, M, Willowfield Gardens, Ormeau, Down (CoI) Austin
Treacy, 7, M, Willowfield Gardens, Ormeau, Down (CoI, b. Belfast) 3 May 1912 London Gazette For Registration as Tempory Boy Clerks
(Postman) Ernest William Sibbald
Treacy Ernest William
Sibbald Treacy &: Evelyn
May (Mary) Hester MORRIS (b: 28th April 1899 in Southampton New York) Brian Treacy b. ??? in Belfast N.Ireland Audrey Treacy b. ??? in Belfast Ireland (Last known living in
England had been married and had children.) |
1930’S Other Broadcasting Stations,
Northern Ireland.
6.00 Sibbald Treacy’s Rhythm Kings.
Guardian newspaper
15 Aug 1930, Radio Times vol. 28 no.
359, p. 365 |
George (Preascott) Treac(e)y & Elizabeth
(Lizzie) McKay
Jane b. 1 December
1875 Belfast Antrim (LDS)
Martha b. 28 February 1878 Down (LDS)
George Prescott Treacey b. 12 August
1880 Belfast? Down (LDS) (see 1901 census)
James Tracey &
Eliza Beatty
John b. 17 November
1866 Whitehouse District (LDS)
James Tracey &
Tiresa/Theressa Hughes
Emily b. 11 March
1867 Belfast (LDS)
Tiresa b. 5 December
1868 (LDS)
John Tracy
Edward Tracy m.
Margaret Wilson 19 May 1855 Belfast (LDS)
Margaret Ann b. 6 May
1857 Christ Church Belfast (LDS)
Matimba b. 23
February 1859 Christ Church Belfast (LDS)
John
Tr(e)ac(e)y
Ann Tracey/Treacy b.
Belfast area c1836? m. Thomas Maw in Manchester
Elizabeth
b. Ashton (or possibly Belfast)
My 2nd Gt Grandmother was called Ann Tracey and she married my 2nd Gt Grandfather Thomas Maw in Manchester area date unknown, I have searched for a marriage but the only one I can find is for a John Maw to Ann Treacy in 1863 in Ashton Under Lyne, I believe this is their marriage but don't know why John changed his name to Thomas. Ann died in 1881 in Manchester Royal Infirmary but on the 1881 census Thomas & Ann are living in Ashton Under Lyne (again tying in with the marriage I found) and Ann says she was born in Belfast, and my their daughter my Gt Grandmother Elizabeth is stated as being born in Gorton, Manchester in c.1865. Then in 1882 Thomas marries an Elizabeth Tracey in Ashton Under Lyne giving her fathers name as John Tracey. On the 1891 census Elizabeth says she was born in Ashton. I have been trying to sort this mystery out for a few years now and whenever I find some new info it creates another problem to solve. I have searched for the birth of my Gt Grandmother Elizabeth Maw c.1865 in Gorton but can not find her anywhere, the only marriage I can find is that one for John Maw and Ann Treacy, and all I know about Ann Tracey/Treacy is that she was born c.1836 in Belfast and if Elizabeth Tracey was her sister then Ann’s father could be John Tracey/Treacy.
Mike Knight mkturkey@hotmail.com
Ann Tracey (b. 1836 in
Belfast, Northern Ireland d. 16 June 1881 in Royal Infirmary, Manchester) Marriage
1 Thomas
MAW (b: 1836 in Belton, Lincoln, England)
Children:
1. 
Elizabeth
Gertrude MAW b: 1865 in Gorton, Mancheser, England
2. Ann
MAW b: 20 JAN 1868 in 7 Mary Ellen Street, Manchester, England
3. Henry
MAW b: 1870 in Manchester, Lancashire, England
4. Alfred
MAW b: 1874 in Mancheser, England
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John
Geddis Tracey, a part-time private in C Coy, 7-10 Ulster
Defence Regiment (UDR), was shot dead on the 26/06/1987. Off
duty, he was shot while renovating a house, on Surrey Street, off Lisburn
Road, Belfast. He was aged 46 years and married with six children. |
Mary Tracy
Mary Elizabeth b. 28
October 1879 Belfast (LDS)
Michael Tracey &
Sarah McGanney/McGaley
Sarah Elizabeth b. 21
January 1866 Belfast (LDS)
Michael b. 16
November 1873 Belfast (LDS)
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Seán Treacy Deepest sympathy is extended to Jimmí Treacy and the family of Seán
Treacy (aged 72 years) Ballymun, Dublin and formerly of the Antrim Road, Belfast,
whose death occurred during October. A former engineer with Dublin County
Council he gave sterling service to the movement and for prisoners in the
‘70s and ‘80s. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. From the staff of an Ard-Oifig,
Sinn Féin Poblachtach. Saoirse,
number 115, November 1996
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Thomas Tracy &
Mary Jane Evans
Thomas b. 10 December
1880 Belfast (LDS)
Thomas George Tracey &
Ellen Johnson
Jack Charles b. 27
May 1903 Belfast m. Mary Ruth Mikulisak 2 November 1946 (LDS)
William John Tracey (b. 1 May
1895 Belfast d. 16 December 1959 Belfast) m. Catherine McCrory.
William Tr(e)acey &
Mary O’Laughlin/Loghlen/Loughlin
Christopher b. 13
June 1867 Belfast (LDS)
William b. 13
December 1869 (LDS)
Henry b. 10 February 1872 (LDS) (State Reg: Treacey, Henry, Belfast, 1872 1 407) Moved to Dublin with his brother John? (Dublin Census 1911)
Mary Ellen b. 21
March 1877 Antrim Antrim (LDS)
Blaris
John Tracy m. Jane
Stewart 2 March 1810 Lisburn (LDS)
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Monica Tracey b. 1931 in
Lisburn, County Antrim. She was educated at the Sacred Heart of Mary Convent, Lisburn, and Queen's
University Belfast, where she read French. She has lived in France and
Germany, and has taught in Enniskillen “It’s the living that kills you.” The Second Blackstaff Book of Short
Stories in 1991. ‘Unweaving the Thread’ in 2001
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Glenravel
1. John Treacy & Ann
???
1.1 William Augustus Treacy (circa 1818
– 1886)
1.2 Anne b. 3 June
1821 Ballymena (LDS)
1.3 Elizabeth Willoughby Treacy (1821-1896) Known in Young Ireland circles as
‘Finola’. She was often published in The Nation, and also published work
in the Belfast Vindictor.
John Treacy, Esq of Antrim
(his youngest
daughter)
1.4 Catherine Hyndman
Treacy b. about 1830 Antrim m. Robert Ball Steele (b. 24 May 1826) 1858
Robert
Lawrence Ball Steele b. 30 September 1859 Rathbride Kildare (LDS)
Catherine
Treacy Steele A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great
Britain and Ireland)
John Treacy Steele b. about 1861 Rathbride Kildare
(LDS)
Anne Treacy Steele b. about 1864 Rathbride Kildare
(LDS)
Greencastle
William Tracy &
Rebecca ???
Mary b. 30 April 1837
Carnmoney (LDS)
Larne
Robert Trac(e)y &
Catherine Wills
Robert b. 10 October
1866 Larne (LDS)
Joseph b. 4 August
1868 (LDS)
Ellen b. 23 September
1870 (LDS)
John b. 30 July 1872
(LDS)
Catherine b. 30
September 1874 Inver Larne (LDS)
Layde
Jane Tracey
Mary b. 4 February
1867 Clogh (LDS) (Cloghs ???)
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Last update: 18 February 2010