Daniel Thomas Treacy
Daniel Thomas Treacy, of Dublin, Laois, Offaly, Sligo, Westmeath,
solicitor and sub-sheriff of Dublin, Clerk of the Crown for King’s County
Kings
Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Daniel Tracey, 4th
s. of John, Mountrath, woollen draper, and Mary Delany; over 16; ed. Carlow
College; aft. Felix Delany, Dublin, apothecary, cousin german. H 1829
Family Notices:
11 September 1841
Northern Star and Leeds General Advertiser
On Tuesday, the 7th inst, at St. Helen's
church, York, by the Rev. Mr. Salvin, D. T. Tracey, Esq., of Dublin, to Mary,
only surviving daughter of the late Mrs. Moine, of York.
November 1, 1850 (FJ) Death
October 30, at 5 Kensington
terrace, Rathmines, Mary, the beloved wife of D.T. Tracey, Esq. Requiescat in
pace.
28 November 1857
Yorkshire Gazette & 4 December 1857 Morning Chronicle, London
... D. Y. Tracey, Esq., of Rathmine, Dublin, to Adeline
Mari Anne, second daughter of Charles Morine, Esq., of this city [York].
December 7, 1857 (FJ) Marriage
November 26, in the Catholic
Chapel, Blake-street, York, D.T. Tracey, Esq. of Rathmines, County Dublin, to
Adeline Marianne, second daughter of Charles Morine, Esq, of York.
9 January 1858
Pilot (Boston)
November 26, in the Catholic Church, Blake street, York, D
T Tracey, Esq, of Rathmines, county Dublin, to Adeline Marianne, second
daughter of Charles Marine, Esq, of York.
Daniels T. Tracey & Susan Juliana Morine
[connection to George?]
Caroli/Charles Tracey b. 18/28 Oct 1858 of Castlewood
Avenue Sp. Jonnia?/Jersmiah? Clark & Joanna/Susan Morine. Rathmines Parish
[duplicate]
Danl/Danielis
Tracey/Tracy & Adelmide/Adelida
Mary/Maria Morine
Frederick/Fredericus Hanbury Tracey b. 15/19 April 1860 of
Castlewood Avenue Sp. John Parker? & Cashine? Lawln?. Rathmines Parish
[duplicate]
Henricus de Norcliff Tracy b. 27 Jun/4 Jul 1861 of
Castlewood Avenue Sp. Joanne Jas Lalor & Adelida Spain?. Rathmines Parish
Daniel
Thomas Tracey & Adeline Marianne Morine/Morris
Thomas Gerald Tracey b. 30 Mar/9 Apr 1863 of Malahide
Sp. Rev William Brock? & Mary Louisa Morine/Morris. Malahide Parish
... D. T. Tracy, Esq., 25, Castlewoodavenue, Rathmines, of
a son.
George Adelaine
Tracey & Maria Annae Marine [connection
to Daniel?]
Carolus Harland Tracey b. 21 November 1858 Sp. Jeremia
Clarke & Julia [Adonias??? other text not legible, bottom left page].
Rathmines RC
Charles Harland Tracey married Mary Jane E
Stubbs Oct-Nov-Dec 1883 Darlington, Durham, England
Carolus H. Tracey & Maria J/E Stubbs
Maria Adelina Tracey
b. 10/13 Feb 1885 of 57 Carysfort? Avenue Blackrock Sp. Patritius J?
Prendergast & Maria Theresa? Friel?. Blackrock Parish
Florence Mariannae
Tracey b. 25/29 Oct 1888 of Carysfort Av Sp. Edwardus Ryan & Sarah Gaffney.
Blackrock Parish
Henricus Harland
Tracey b. 4/8 Jun 1886 of Carysfort Av Blackrock Sp. Henricius Tracey & Elizabeth M Kavanagh. Blackrock Parish
(Note: duplicate crossed out)
10
July 1878 Freeman's Journal
...Charles H. Tracey, Local Government Board,
son of Daniel T. Tracey, head of the Statistical Department of that board...
13
January 1890 Freeman's Journal
.. Charles H Tracey, aged 31 years. RIP.
Funeral will leave 30 Carysfort avenue, Blackrock, to-morrow, Tuesday, morning
at 9.30 for Glasnevin cemetery.
31 March 1863
Freeman's Journal
... D. T. Tracey, Esq, C, Carlisle-terrace, Malahide, of a
son.
27 February 1864
Burnley Advertiser
D. T. Tracey, Esq., and second daughter of the late Charles
Morine, Hear., of this town.
26 March 1864
Pilot (Boston)
Feb. 17, Adeline Marian, the wife of D. T. Tracey, Esq.,
Malahide, aged 33 years.
1864 Directory
Daniel Thomas Tracey, esq., 6 Carlisle-terrace, Malahide
2GL
1881-1883 School
of Art
Henry De N Tracey, 20 years, 57 Carysford Avenue, Blackrock
8 December 1891 Freeman's
Journal
Daniel Tracey, Caryrort avenue, £a-z's.m'F. R I P. Funeral from hospital
on to-morrow Weinsi.iay)r morning at 9 o'clock to Glasnevin Cemetery
12 November 1898 Freeman's
Journal
... Daniel Tracey, 57 Caryfort ave, Blackrock, county Dublin.
Daniel
Thomas Tracey 14 Jun 1889 57 Carysfort avenue Blackrock
Dublin, retired officer Local Government Board, to Charles H. Tracey of 30
Carysfort avenue, clerk in Local Government Board, and Thomas G. Tracey,
medical student
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Very Rev. William Tracey was born at Marymount, parish of Camross, and received
at least part of his education in France, where he narrowly escaped the
guillotine at the time of the Revolution. He was ordained by Dr. Lanigan
about 1796, after which he was C.C. Rathdowney till 1799. His next Curacy was
Muckalee, whence he was promoted to the pastorship of Rathdowney in 1802. He
became Treasurer of the Diocesan Chapter in 1837. Having governed this parish
37 years, he died at his house in Barrachill, Oct. 7th, 1839 at the age of
68, and is buried in Grogan chapel. Two of his nephews were respected priests
of Kildare and Leighlin Diocese, viz., Rev.
William Tracey, P.P. Kilcock, and Rev.
Felix Tracey, P.P. Ballyna. |
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Rev. William Treacy, who had been curate
of Kilcock at the time when Dr. Haly was promoted to the Episcopate,
succeeded him as pastor of the parish. After a zealous and successful
pastorship, Father Tracey died on the 25th of May, 1862, and lies
interred in the new Church of Kilcock, which he had founded. Kilcock: The present very
fine parochial Church was commenced in 1862, by the late Rev. Willian Treacy,
P.P., who had expended £1,000 on the work, when he was called to his reward.
He left, partly of his own means, and partly the result of subscriptions
received, £3,000 towards its completion, to effect which cost some £6,000
more. It is in the early Gothic style, from a design by MacCarthy, and
consists of chancel, nave, and aisles, with a massive tower 108 feet in
height; including the tower, which is at the west end, the church is 131 feet
in length, and is 60 feet in width. It was dedicated to the service of God,
under the invocation of St. Coca, in 1867. Over the grave of the founder,
within the church, a monumental brass bears the following inscription:
"Sacred to the revered memory of Rev. William Treacy, who had been 24
years P.P. of Kilcock; the founder of this church,- who departed this life on
the 25th May, 1862, in the 59th year of his age. This
monument was erected by his affectionate brother, Rev. Felix Treacy, P.P.
Balyna." The beautiful and costly High Altar, and a fine stained-glass
window over it, are also memorials of Father Treacy, erected by the
parishioners. Ballyscullogue: The fine
Gothic chapel-of-ease at Newtown, is situated in the parish of
Sculloguestown. It was erected by the Rev.William Tracey, P.P., at a cost of
£3.000. A slab placed over the front door of Newtown church bears the
following inscription: -"Pray for Rev. William Treacy, who faithfully
served God in this Parish during 32 years; - 8 years as Curate, 24 as Parish
Priest. To whose ready and unsparing liberality, and still more unsparing
exertions the Parish is mainly indebted for the erection of this Church. May
the Lord have mercy on his soul. Amen. |
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20th September 1873 The Cardiff Times
Letters
to the Editor. "No Irish Need Apply" To The Editor Of The South Wales
Daily News...in consequence of the clergy being ignorant of their language...A
few months ago there came to this town the Rev. F. [Felix?] Tracey, an Irish
Catholic priest, who exactly suited the wants of the people...as he had
received instructions from the Superior, on Monday, the 8th instant, at a late
hour in the afternoon, to proceed to Rugby the next day...
April 1887
Patrick Dun's Hospital Bazaar - Raffle results
...Embroidered Chair, 3693, Rev. Felix Tracey, P.P.,
House of Retreat, Inchicore
1 September 1893 New Zealand Tablet
Dublin
Notes...On Sunday, July 2, a statue of St Peter which is intended to
commemorate the Irish pilgrimage to Rome was unveiled at the church of the
Oblate Fathers, lnchicore, by Father Tracey, of the diocese of Kildare and
Leighlin, probably the oldest priest in Ireland, who, owing to great age,
retired from mission work some time ago and decided on spending the remainder
of his days in the holy seclusion of the House of Retreat...
6 February
1896 Freeman's Journal
... Felix Treacy, P.P. Prepared by a life of prayer,
by the practice of Christian virtue, and fortified by the rites and
consolations of the Church, the Patriarch among ...
10 February
1896 Freeman's Journal
Obsequies Of The Very Rev. Felix Treacy, P.P... Felix
Treacy, P.P. In the quiet little cemetery attached to the community house of
the Oblatee of Mary Immaculata, Inchicore, was laid at rest, on Friday, all ...
15th
February 1896 The Tablet
Obsequies
of the Very Rev. Felix Treacy, P.P.—In the quiet little cemetery attached to
the community house of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, Inchicore, was laid at
rest, on Friday of last week, all that was mortal of the venerable priest
Father Felix Treacy, who passed away to his eternal reward at the patriarchal
age of 92 years. Sixty-six years ago he received ordination at Maynooth, and
during that long period of time he was ever a zealous and model labourer in the
vineyard of his Divine Master' ever watchful over the interests of religion,
attending with faithful assiduity to the wants of his flock, and reflecting in
his character every priestly virtue. With that wisdom and prudence which always
distinguished him he retired some twelve years since from the active ministry,
feeling that his advancing years prevented him from bestowing that care which
his sacred office required, and this step he took, as he so often told his
friends, that he might have time to spend in preparation for a happy death.
February 29, 1896 The Irish standard
(Minneapolis, Minn.)
Dublin...Prepared
by a life of prayer, by the practice of Christian virtue, and fortified by the
rites and consolations of the church, the Very
Rev. Felix Treacy, P.P., the patriarch among the Irish clergy, on Feb. 15
passed from this life to the enjoyment of the reward promised to the good and
faithful servant. Father Treacy had just completed his ninety-second year. He
received ordination in Maynooth in 1830, and immediately entered upon his
priestly duties in the diocese of Kildare. In due time he was appointed parish
priest of Ballyna. Two beautiful churches and several schools are abiding
monuments of his zeal and, piety. At the age of 80 he withdrew, from pastoral
cares and responsibilities, was received as a guest by the oblates at
Inchicore, and devoted his last years to his own personal sanctification. He
had a peaceful, holy death.
1 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
The Patriarch of the Irish Clergy. - Prepared
by a life of prayer, by the practice of Christian virtue, and fortified by the
rites and consolations of the Church, Rev
Felix Treacy, the patriarch of the Irish clergy, passed to the enjoyment of
the reward promised to the good and faithful servant. He had just completed his
ninety-second year. He received ordination in Maynooth in 1830, immediately
entering upon his priestly duties in Kildare. In due time he was appointed parish
priest of Balyna. Two beautiful churches and several schools are monuments of
his zeal and piety. At the age of eighty he withdrew from pastoral cares and
responsibilities, was received as a guest by the Oblates at Inchicore, and
devoted years to his personal sanctification. He has had a peaceful holy death.
Broadford Church Graveyard
PRAY
FOR THE SOUL OF THE REV. FELIX TREACY, PARISH PRIEST OF BALYNA FOR 31 YEARS.
WHO DIED 5TH FEB 1896 AGED 92 YEARS. BORN AT MOUNTRATH. IN 1804 HE MADE HIS
STUDIES AT MAYNOOTH WITH DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS AND WAS ORDAINED BY DR. DOYLE IN
1830. APPOINTED TO THE PARISH OF BALYNA IN 1855, HE LABOURED FOR HIS FLOCK WITH
EARNEST ZEAL AND BUILT THE TWO GOTHIC CHURCHES OF BROADFORD AND CLOGHERINKOE
WHICH WERE COMPLETED IN 1868. RESIGNING HIS PARISH IN HIS 82ND YEAR. HE SPENT
THE REMAINDER OF HIS LIFE PREPARING FOR DEATH AT THE HOUSE OF THE OBLATE
FATHERS, INCHICORE. THERE HE DIED FULL OF YEARS AND SANCTITY AND THERE HE IS
LAID TO REST BUT THIS MONUMENT IS PLACED IN THE CHURCH WHICH HE HAD THE
HAPPINESS TO BUILD FOR HIS FLOCK, THAT THE FAITHFUL MAY BE REMINDED TO PRAY FOR
THE REPOSE OF HIS SOUL. R.I.P.
http://www.enfieldgraveyards.com/Gravestone.aspx?GravestoneID=2283
Nephew?
Tracey, Daniel, Junr., s. of John, Tenikilly, Queen’s Co. (Laois); under
20; aft. Daniel, solicitor, uncle. H 1864.
Oct 1877 IT
Lurgan Open Coursing Meeting
Field stewards...Mr. D.J. Treacey...
24 April 1878
(FJ) Aggrigate Education Meeting
DJ Treacy, Solicitor, Lurgan
1879
Parliamentary Papers
DT Treacy, solicitor, Lurgan.
Daniel J Treacy (s. of
Joannis & Mariae Treacy
of Tinikilly Queens Co) of Lurgan m. Maria J Keon (d. of Ferdinandi &
Mariae Keon, mortai) of 8 M Gardiner Pce on 27 February 1878 Wit: Joannes Treacy of Tinikilly & Anna Treacy of Tinikilly. Pro-Cathedral
Dublin.
Daniel Josh/Joseph Treacy, full [age],
bachelor, solicitor, lives Lurgan, (s. John
Treacy, JP?) married Mary Josephine Keon, full [age], spinster, BLANK,
lives Sell Gardiner St, (d. of Ferdinard Keon, Gent) 27 February 1878 RC
Cathedral Marlboro St Wit: John Treacy
Juhcd & Anee M Treacy [Dublin North PLU]
Daniel Joseph Treacy & Mary Josephine Keon
John Joseph
Treacy b. 20/22 July 1879 of 102 Lr Mount St Sp. John Joseph Keon & Anne Mary Treacy. St. Andrew’s RC
(South Dublin City)
28 February
1878 (FJ) Marriage
Treacy and Keon - February 27, at the pro-Cathedral,
Marlborough-street, by the Rev TJ O'Reilly, CC, Daniel Joseph Treacy, Esq, JP,
Teinkilly, Queen's County, to Mary Josephine, only daughter of the late
Ferdinand P Keon, Esq, New Brooke, county Leitrim.
9 Mar 1878 The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal
Treacy and Keon —
February 27, at the Pro- Cathedral, Marlborough - street, Dublin, by the Rev.
T. J. O'Reilly, C.C. , Daniel Joseph Treacy, Esq., solicitor, Lurgan, youngest
son of John Treacy, Esq., JP., Tenikilly, Queen's County, to Mary Josephine,
only daughter of the late Ferdinand P. Keon, New Brooke, county Leitrim.
21 July 1879
Freeman's Journal
... D. J. Treacy, solicitor, of a son.
26 July 1879
(N) Births
Treacy - July 20, at 102 Lower Mount-street, the wife
of D.J. Treacy, solicitor, of a son.
Dec 16, 1925
(IT) Death
Treacy - December 15, 1925, at his residence, 12?
Upper Leeson street, Daniel Joseph Treacy, ??? son of the late John Treacy,
J.P. Teni??? Mounthrath. RIP. Funeral private. No ???.
Treacy - January 8, 1927, at her residence 18
Upper Leeson street, Dublin, Mary Josephine, widow of the late Daniel J.
Treacy, Solicitor, Mountrath, and grand-daughter of the 2nd ??? de Blaquiere?,
Port Letunn? Mullingar R.I.P.
Mary Josephine
Treacy of 18 Upper Leeson Street Dublin widow died
8 January 1927 Probate Belfast 22 July to Frederick De Vere White
solicitor. Effects £2520 6s. 8d.
March 1895
Estate
John Joseph Keon late of Mullingar and died 67 Lower
Leeson St, Dublin...Executrix Mrs. Mary Josephine Treacy of Belle Vue,
Mountrath, Queens County...
13
March 1895 Freeman's Journal
... Mary-Josephine Treacy, of Bellevue,
Mountrath, in the Queen's County, the Executrix deceased, to whom Probate of
his will was granted forth of the Principal ...
Oct 31, 1901
(IT) [Westmeath]
...conveyance of the estate, the Portlemon estate,
from a Mrs. Treacy to Colonel Stevenson...15 of July 1895... ...appears from
other evidence that it had belonged to John Joseph Keon, who had executed a
written agreement dated the 10th December 1894, to sell it to Colonel Stevenson
for the sum of £8000, to be secured by a mortgage on the property itself...
1902-3
The Law Journal Reports
…Stevenson
then proposed to include his Portlemon estate, in the county of Westmeath,
subject to a mortgage already existing in favour of Mrs. Treacy…In 1895 he purchased from Mrs. Treacy an estate called the
“Portlemon Estate” for £8.000, the purchase money of which was to be left out
on mortgage of ... July 29 1896, register on July 31 1896 (No.9 on the
Schedule). Colonel Stevenson is the owner, subject to incumbrances. The lands
are a reversion in fee in the Portlemon estate in the county of Westmeath, held
under a conveyance of July 11 1895 from Mary Jane Treacy to Colonel
Stevenson...
1901
Daniel
J Treacy, 51, M, 49 Wicklow Street, South City, Dublin,
Solicitor, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Queens Co
Mary
J Treacy, 47, F, Wicklow Street, South City, Dublin, Roman
Catholic, Wife, Married, Leitrim
Mary
J Treacy, 15, F, Wicklow Street, South City, Dublin, Scholar,
Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Queens Co
1905 Irish Jurist and Local Government Review
John Joseph
Treacy, only son of D. J. Treacy, Belle Vue, Mountrath, solicitor. Certificate
signed by Daniel Kehoe. Proposed by T.L. O'Shaughnessy K.C.
1911
Daniel
Joseph, Treacy, Pembroke Road, 67, M, Pembroke West Dublin (b. Laois?,
Solicitor)
Mary
Josephine, Treacy, Pembroke Road, 62, F, Pembroke West Dublin (b. Leitrim)
John
Joseph, Treacy, Pembroke Road, 31, M, Pembroke West Dublin (Barrister)
1918 Post Office Dublin Directory and Calendar
Daniel J. Treacy, Solicitor, Mountrath.
Daniel J. Treacy, solicitor,
10, Gracepark Gardens, Drumcondra
John J. Treacy, Barrister,
Counsel to Attorney-General, Gold Coast, 10, Gracepark Gardens, Drumcondra (T. 1905)
Treacy - January 8, 1927, at her residence 18 Upper Leeson street,
Dublin, Mary Josephine, widow of the late Daniel J. Treacy, Solicitor,
Mountrath, and grand-daughter of the 2nd ??? de Blaquiere?, Port Letunn?
Mullingar R.I.P.
Hello Tracey Family .
Last night on the net I picked up a reference to Mary
Josephine Tracey`s death , "01/08/1927 at her residence 18 Upper
Leeson St , Dublin , widow of the late Daniel J Tracey , Solicitor , Mountrath
and granddaughter of the 2nd ??? should be (Lord) de Blaquiere of Port
Letunn , should be (Portloman) Mullingar . RIP ".
I am at present looking at the Family History of the
Irish , Blaquieres` and de Blaquieres`and of course very interested in the
above . I have a fair working knowledge of the 2nd Lord John deB and his son`s
and daughter`s . I would be very interested to know which son or
daughter Mary Josephine is descended from and her maiden name , to help
with my records . I do hope you can help me with this information or put me in
touch with some one who can . I am only too happy to pass to you a copy
of all my records on the 2nd Lord if by chance you , or any one else is
interested .
Best wishes and hope you can help .
J A (Tony) de Blaquiere .
Directories in Dublin:
1850 Thoms Directory of Ireland
Officers of Government
Commissioners
for Administering the Laws for relief of the Poor in Ireland
Second
Class: ... DT Tracey…
D.
T. Tracy esq., 5 Kensington Terrace, Rathmines
Kernan
and Treacy, 38 Dominic Street Lower, solicitors
1862 Thom’s
Dublin Street Directory
D.T. Tracey,
esq., Poor Law Commission Office and 25 Castlewood avenue, Rathmines
Daniel Treacy,
solicitor, 13 Cork Hill
Newspaper references for
Dublin:
18 February 1837
(FJ)
...Messrs. Kernan and Treacy, No.35, Dominick
street, Dublin, Solicitors...
24 April 1838
(FJ) Central Registration Board - Freedom of Ireland
admission of the
following members...George Kernan, 35 Dominick-street; Daniel Treacy,
Dominick-street...
24 April 1838
(FJ) Central Registration Board - Freedom of Ireland
admission of the
following members...George Kernan, 35 Dominick-street; Daniel Treacy,
Dominick-street...
April 23, 1839 (FJ) St. Mary's Parish
...Kernan and Tracy...
November 1, 1841 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors Court
Edward Ruthven, late member of parliament for Kildare, an insolvent, was
opposed by Mr. Kernan on the part of Mr. John Treacy, on the ground of
suppression of property....
1843 Prerogative
Court
Richard Ennis, formerly of
Skinner-row, late of Lower Ormond-quay, in the City of Dublin, Merchant,
deceased:...I hereby give (main bequest)...unto Richard Lynch, of High-street,
and Daniel Treacy, of Dominick-street, both in the city of Dublin, gentlemen...
29
August 1846 (N) Repeal rent
...Linen-hall
Ward...C. Kernan and Daniel Tracy, Esqrs.,...
2nd June 1848.
Edward Litton. Kernan and Treacy, Solicitors for the Plaintiff,
38, Lower Dominick-street, Dublin
3 June 1848 (N) Defence Fund
College Ward, per Messrs. T. Tracey and Thos.
Halpin:- Old Ireland; P. and I.P., J. and T Tracey, A Conservative Repealer,
and an Honest Protestant, £l. each...£4...
10 June 1848 (N) Tribute to John Mitchel
...Daniel Tracy, solicitor, Dominick-st...
7 June 1856 (N)
...Agents-Messrs.
Kernan and Tracey.
8
August 1857 (N)
...Kernan
and Treacy, Solicitors, 55 Lower Dominick street...
May 2, 1859 (FJ) City
Election
...the sub-sheriff, Mr.
Tracy...
4
June 1859 (N)
...Messrs.
Kernan & Tracy, 13, Cork-hill...
August 19, 1859 (FJ) To
Richard O'Gorman, Jun, Esq, of New York
...D. Treacy, Sub sheriff,
City of Dublin...
1 February 1861 (FJ) Richardson v. Richardson
...19th January 1860...On that day he paid Mr. Daniel
Tracy, the sub-sheriff, the fee of three guineas...His Lordship made the
following order:- "That Daniel Tracy, Esq., late sub-sheriff of the city
of Dublin...
2 Feb 1861 (BL) Court of Probate, Dublin
...Under-Sheriff of the County and City of Dublin, for
the repayment of two guineas...he paid Mr. Daniel Tracy [late sub-sheriff] out
of his own pocket, three guineas for summoning a jury...Mr. Henry, solicitor,
said he appeared for Mr. Tracy having acted for him as returning officer in
1859.
21 February 1861 (FJ)
...Mr. Daniel Tracy, attorney, late sub-sheriff for
the city of Dublin...
April 1861 Probate Court
...Mr. Tracy, sub-sheriff...
January 1862 Landed Estates
City of Dublin. Johnston Holland, owner, William
Carroll, petitioner. The dwelling house and premises No. 4 Lower Pembroke
street, held for 77 years from 1857; profit rent £28/0/8. Sold to Mr. D. Tracy,
in trust, for £470.
24 January 1862 (FJ) Landed Estates Court Sales
In the matter of the estate of Johnston Holland,
owner; William Carvill, petitioner.
Dwellinghouse and premises, No.4 Lower Pembroke
street, held for a term of 77 years, from the 29th day of september 1857,
subject to the yearly rent of £20 sterling; profit rent £28. Mr. D. Tracy was
the purchaser, in trust, at £470.
8 March 1862 (FJ) Strange and Important Case
...Mr. Patrick Falkner of 33 Henry-street...his
landlords, Messrs Kernan and Treacy, solicitors...his brother, since
dead...under a lease dated 1851...about 15 years ago, under a decree of the
court of chancery, the property was sold, a portion of it being purchased by
Mr. Kirkpatrick and the other by Messrs. Kernan and Treacy...
March 1862
...Mr. Tracy, of the firm of Kernan and Tracy, was
examined, and deposed that in 1851 he purchased the interest of the late
Marshall Henderson, in the house, 33 Henry street. He received the rent
regularly from Mr. Faulknor's brother, and afterwards from the compliant
himself. There was no rent due on the premises...The several informations sworn
in the case were read, and a deed of conveyance between the Sheriff of the city
to Mr. Tracy for the premises, 33 Henry street, was read...
29 March 1862 (FJ) Extraordinary Charge against
Bailiffs
...Mr. Patrick Falkner, grocer,
Henry-street...brother's death two years ago...I paid a rent of £60 a year to
Mr. Tracy, of the firm of Kernan and Tracy...Mr. F. Kernan...purchased in May
1850 at a sheriff's sale.
May 1862
Kernan and Tracy, 13 Cork Hill
4 November 1862 (FJ) The O'Connell National Statue
...Wood-Quay Ward...Kernan and Tracy, Cork Hill...
30 January 1863 (FJ)
...Charles Kernan and Richard Treacy, defendant's
attorneys...
January 1864
...Charles Kirwan and Richard Treacy, defendant's
attorneys...
February 1864 to 1871 London
Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of
whom the Company or Partnership consists
J.D. Howlett, Tullow House, Thomastown, Kilkenny
(Gentleman) and Daniel Treacy, Cork Hill, Dublin (Solicitor)
Daniel Treacy, Cork Hill, Dublin (Gentleman)
26 September 1865 Cork
Examiner
... Daniel Treacy, Esq., from
the Clerkship of the Crown for the King's County, to that held by tbe late
George Pilkington, Esq., for the Queen's County. His Excellency ...
9 April 1866 (FJ) To be let
...apply to Messrs. Kernan and Treacy, Solicitors, 13
Cork-hill, Dublin.
July 15th, 1865. List of electors, City of
Dublin.
Daniel Tracy, 13 Cork hill
12 September 1865 (FJ) Court of Bankruptcy
In the matter of Daniel Thomas Tracey of Auburn Villa,
Rathgar in the county of Dublin, surviving partner of Thomas Doran and Daniel
Thomas Tracey, trading as flax spinners as the Salmon Leap Mills (Leixlip) in
the County of Dublin under the name, style and firm of Thomas Doran and
Company...Kernan and Treacy, agents to the Bankruptcy, No.13 Cork-hill, Dublin.
16 October 1865 IT
In the matter of Daniel Thomas Tracey of Anburnvilla?,
Rathgar, in the county of Dublin, surviving partner in the firm of Thomas
Doranand Daniel Thomas Tracey, trading as Flax Spinners at the Salmon Leap Mills,
Leixlip, in the county of Dublin, under the name, style and firm of Thomas
Doran and Company, a bankrupt.
4 November 1865 (FJ) Court of Bankruptcy and
Insolvency
In re Daniel Thomas Tracey. The bankrupt who was the
partner of Thomas Doran, deceased, in the Salmon Leap Flax Spinning Mills
Comapny, county of Dublin...Mr Kernan QC, instructed by Messrs Kernan and
Tracy, was councel for the bankrupt.
...the bankrupt in 1853 entered into partnership with
Mr Thomas Doran to carry on the Salmon Leap Flax Spinning Mills...he invested
£1400 in the business and up to the of the death of Mr Doran in March 1865 only
drew out of the concerns the sum of £50...was a second class clerk in the Poor
Law Office. His salary was £290 a year and there ought to be an allocation for
the benifit of the creditors...
November 1865 Court of Bankruptcy
David Thomas Tracy, partner of Thomas Doran, deceased,
in the Salmon Leap Flax Spinning mills, county of Dublin. Messrs. Kernan and
Tracy appeared for the bankrupt. Mr. Larkin said that the bankrupt was at
present a clerk at a salary of £290 a year and he asked to have a portion of
his salary allocated for the benefit of the creditors.
November 1865 Bankrupt
Daniel Thomas Tracy, of Anbura? ville, Rathgar, in the
county of Dublin, surviving partner in the firm of Thomas Doran and Daniel
Thomas Tracy trading as flax spinners, at Salmon Leap Mills, under the firm of
Thomas Doran and Company.
2 March 1866 (FJ) Bankruptcy
In re D.T. Tracey...machinery...passed to assignees.
10 March 1866 (FJ) Bankruptcy
In re Thomas Tracey. Sale. The bankrupt was proprietor
of flax mills at Leixlip...mortgage purchased at £1325...
8 June 1870 (FJ) The Bankruptcy of Mr. Charles Kernan
The Clerk of the Peace for Dublin, Mr. Charles Kernan,
attorney, [applied for banruptcy]...The bankrupt not having filed acts of
partnership with Mr. Tracey, an adjournment was ordered until November.
20 April 1871 (FJ) Rolls Court
Charles Barnwall v. Charles Kernan and Daniel
Tracey...moved in the case that the names of the defendants might be struck off
the file of solicitors...March 1867...settlement for £2073...Mr. Daniel Tracey
took it saying he would invest it...never made...
21 July 1871 (FJ) Rolls Court
...a bill was filed by Mr. Charles Barnwell, praying
that Mr. Charles Kernan and Mr. Daniel Tracey might be ordered to replace and
make good two sums of £1666/18/6and £615...With respect to Tracey...he had no
option but to direct that he be removed from the roll of solicitors of the
court...
2 December 1871 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors
Petitions Filed Against. Nov. 30. Daniel Tracy, late
of No. 12 Cork-hill, in the city of Dublin, gentleman, attorney.
1 February 1872 (FJ) Court of Common Pleas
Daniel Tracey v. Charles Barnwell...to recover a sum
of £77 on foot of a mortgage...
17 April 1872 (FJ)
Kernan v. Barnwell...an action had been brought in the
name of Messrs. Kernan and Tracy, solicitor, for the recovery of a bill of
costs...
20 April 1872 (FJ)
Kernan and another v. Barnwell...Mr. Charles Kernan in
favour of Mr. [Daniel?] Thomas Tracy
22 April 1872 (FJ) Court of Queen's Bench
In re Daniel Tracey, an insolvent debtor...writ of
habeas corpus ad testificamlum...confined in the Marshalsea under the process
of contempt...
25 April 1872 (FJ) Court of Bankruptcy and Insolvency
In re Daniel Tracey - the insolvent had been an
attorney and solicitor. He was arrested in May 1870 and since has been confined
in the Four Courts Marshalsea...Mr Daniel Tracey sworn...he said several
actions have been brought by his brother against parties to recover sums of
money due to the late firm of Kirnan and Tracey; He assigned these specific
debts in 1868 before his arrest; He executed no assignment since his arrest,
which took place in 1870; he assigned a debt due by Mr. Barnwell and the costs
owed; He also assigned legacies to another brother, Felix; this was either at
the end of '68 or beginning of '69; He owed his brother Felix several thousand
pounds for paid cash; He owed his other brother three times as much as he got
from him. He was clerk of the Crown for King's County, which he resigned this
month. For years the salary was received by the Hibernian Bank. He has no
property at all...any real property is mortgaged for more than its value...The
members of his family gave the firm of Kernan and Tracey £10,000 for which they
received one assignment of about £1,500...He had not one schilling in the
world...
April 1872
Kernan and another v. Barnwell
Deed of
assignment executed by Mr. Charles Kernan in favour of Thomas Tracy, both of
whom some time since practised as a firm of solicitors under the name of Kernan
and Tracy...
July 1874 Murray V. Tracy
...move that Mr. Daniel Tracy, solicitor, be
discharged from an attachment issued in July 1871, for certain books of
account...
5 November 1874 (FJ) Court of Insolvency
In re Daniel Tracey...to hear the insolvents petition
for discharge...the accounts filed extended from 1844 to 1874, a period of 30
years...
26 November 1874 (FJ) Court of Bankruptcy
In re Daniel Treacy - The bankrupt was a solicitor and
had been a member of the well-known firm of Kernan and Treacy. Liabilities to
the extent of over £40,000 were returned upon schedule, £10,000 being to the
Hibernian Bank, of which the bankrupt was one of the solicitors. The petition
was filed by a creditor so far far back as September 1871, but the schedule was
not furnished until the present year...Superioress and community of St Brigid's
Convent, Mountrath [£1800 entrusted to him]...Mr. Treacy stated that the Rev.
Felix Treacy had acted very generously toward the firm of Kernan and Treacy,
and had advance in the last year or so of the partnership no less than £3,600
for which he had obtained mortgages of property scarcely equal to his
advances...the assingess felt that they could not press for further punishment
than the bankrupt had already volunteerily subjected himself to, he having been
in custody since the 3rd May 1870, and having now made a full disclosure of his
estate and effects...The order of discharge was then made out, and the bankrupt
was liberated.
30 June 1876 The London
Gazette
The Bankruptcy Act, 1861.
In the Matter of Charles
Kernan. of 13, Woodfield-villas, Leigham Court-road West, Streatham, in the
county of Surrey, previously of 10, Saint George's-terrace, South Kensington, Middlesex,
previously of 20, New Bond-street, in the county of Middlesex, previously of
the Royal Hospital, Haslar, in the county of Hants, having an office during all
tbe period at 10 Cork-hill, in the city of Dublin, and a residence .at 9,
Prince Edward's-terrace, Black Rock, iu the county of Dublin, Attorney and
Solicitor, who was adjudicated Bankrupt on the 2nd day of November, 1869.
NOTICE .is hereby given,
that a Dividend Meeting of the Joint Creditors of the said bankrupt and one Daniel
Treacy, with whom the said bankrupt was formerly in partnership, will beheld
pursuant to the Bankruptcy Act, 1861, sec. 174, before James Ri&g Brougham,
Esquire, Registrar, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London, on the 18th day of
July, 1876, at eleven of the clock in the forenoon precisely, when the Assignee
will submit a statement of the joint estate of the bankrupt and the said Daniel
Treacy recovered and outstanding, and of all receipts and payments thereout
made or to be made, and the joint creditors present will declare whether any
and what dividend shall be made, and whether any and what allowance shall be
paid to the bankrupt. Proof of debts will be received, and creditors who have
not proved or do not then prove will be excluded the benefit of the Dividend,
and all claims not then proved will be disallowed.
WM. P. MURRAY, Registrar.
14 November 1867 (FJ) Sympathy for his holiness the
Pope
...inhabitants of Dublin, Kildare and Wicklow...Daniel
Treacy, Cork Hill...
5 August & 9 September 1869 (FJ)
Pursuant to a Degree of the High Court of Chancery
made in the cause wherein his Eminence Paul Cardinal Cullen is plaintiff and
Charles Kernan, Daniel Treacy and her Majrestry's Attorney-General for Ireland
are defendants, the creditors of Edward Gallagher, late of Barstown, in the
county of Meath, Grazier and Farmer, decreased, who died on or about the 20th
day of October 1869...13 Cork-Hill...
2
April 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy
owner and Eliza Mary Byrne petitioner.
(Ballincarra Weston, South Liberties, Limerick & Ballyrackane
and Drishane Tipperary & Raheen (Kilkenny/Laois) & Barryhill (Kilkenny)
& Mountrath (Laois) & 33 Henry Street Dublin)
8 June 1870
(FJ) Landed Estates Court
In the matter of the Estate of Daniel Treacy, trustee
and executor of Patrick Murray, deceased, owner, Esparte; Ellen Moore,
spinster, Petitioner
...public auction...fee farm, free of rent, part of
the lands of the Ward, Lower or North Ward, containing 40a 0r 6p, statute
measure, situated in the barony of Castleknock and county of Dublin...The lands
for sale are situated on the road from Dublin to Ashbourne, about six miles
from Dublin, within a short distance of the six mile house...
13
June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy trustee
and executer of Patrick Murray deceased owner and Ellen Moore Spinster
petitioner.
(lands North Ward Castleknock Dublin)
9/11 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy owner
expartate and Guinness Mahon & Co petitioner.
(4 Lower Pembroke St Dublin… residue of 77 years from
1857… yearly rent £20…)
11 June 1870
(FJ) Landed Estates Court
In the matter of the Estate of Daniel Treacy owner;
Guinness Mahon and Company petitioners
...house and premises, thereon, known as No.4 Lower
Pembroke street, in the Parish of St. Peter and City of Dublin, held under
lease dated 17th day of december 1857 for 77 years from the 29th September
1857, formerly the estate of said Daniel Treacy...
June 1870
Landed Estate
Estate of David Tracy owner; Guinness Mahon and
Company petitions
The dwelling house of No.4 Lower Pembroke street held
for a residue of a term of 77 years from the 29th September 1857, subject to
the yearly rent of £20 and producing a profit rent of about £52/10/0. Sold to
Mr. R. Guinness for £430.
Estate of Davis Tracy, trustee and executor of Patrick
Neary, deceased, owner; ex parte Ellen Moore spinster petitioner
Part of the lands of the Ward Lower or North West, fee
farm, barony of Castleknock. Sold to Mr. James Geoghegan for £1925
28th
June 1870: In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel Treacy, owner, Guinness Mahon and
Company, Petitioner, leasehold premises consisting of a plot of ground,
dwelling house and premises known as no.4 Lower Pembroke Street in the Parish
of St. Peter in the City of Dublin...
10/11 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy owner and
John Hobbs Peart petitioner.
(??? Court or Market Square Mounthrath and other
property in Mountrath)
5th
July 1870: In the Matter of the Estate of Daniel Treacy, owner, John Hobbs Peart,
petitioner
The dwelling house, ground and premises
situated at Thomas Court or Market Square in the town of Mountrath The Double
Grist Mill, with the yard fronting the same, and the passage leading thereto.
from the Street of Mounthrath, together with the liberty of the river or mill
race bounding same The plot of ground in the town of Mouthrath known as Green's
Lot; The plot of ground known as Lockington's holding; and The plot of ground
in said town of Mountrath, with the houses thereon...
22 July 1871 Cheshire Observer
Important To The Legal Profession
“... Daniel Treacy, one of a firm of solicitors, was struck off the
rolls of solicitors for having, without the knowledge of his partner,
misappropriated £1,700, which bad ... ”
1871
The ballot having been examined, the
following gentlemen were elected as Members of the Society…Daniel Thomas
Tracey.
The ballot for the election of Members of
Council was then examined by Daniel Thomas Tracey, Esq…
Neilson Handcock, W
(1871) Plan for Management Dublin Municipal debts. p.394 & 501
8 February 1872 (FJ)
Mary Boylan, administratix of John Boylan deceased,
Owner; Expartate Charles Kernan, Daniel Treacy and his Eminence Paul Cardinal
Cullen, Petitioners...lands of Pheboxtown otherwise Phepoestown, containing
133a 2r 14p situated in the parish of Kilmore...Meath held under lease dated
16th May 1788 for 900 years and producing a profit rent of £127/4/9, valuation
£168/10/0...
1874 Proceedings of the
Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland
Twenty-Seventh
Session.—Fourth Meeting. [Tuesday, 21st April, 1874.] The Society met at the Leinster Lecture Hall, 35,
Molesworth street... The ballot having been examined, the following gentlemen
were elected as Members of the Society :—...Daniel Thomas Tracey.
1876 Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
The examination of the voluminous returns received
from the clerks of the several unions, the checking the area and valuation in
each, and the subsequent re-arrangement and consolidation of the union returns
into county returns, as well as the general arrangement and summarizing of
them, and carrying them through the press, has devolved up the statistical
department of this office, the principal of which, Mr Daniel Thomas Tracey, has discharged the heavy additional duty
thus thrown upon him with much zeal and intelligence and in a manner which, in
the opinion of the Board, merits the highest commendation.
29 November 1876 (FJ) The Statistical Society
...members...D. Tracey...
26 April 1877 (FJ) Statistical and Social Inquiry
society
...D Treacy...
16 March 1878 (FJ) ...Local Government and Taxation of
Towns...
...and to the statistics of Dr. Neilson Hancock and
Mr. Tracey...
May 31, 1902 (IT) Death of Mr. Charles Kernan
...92nd year...He was admitted a solicitor in 1840...He was a partner in
the once influential firm of Kernan and Tracey, and in that capacity became one
of the trustees in connection with the project to found a Catholic University
in Ireland. His partner got into financial difficulties...The fall of Mr.
Tracey practically broke up the firm, which at the time wasone of the most
important in Ireland and occupied the splendid offices on Cork Hill now used as
municipal departments...
Newspaper references for
Galway and Longford:
1868 Landed Estates Court – January 21
County of Galway
Estate of James Whyte, owner; John Degan and
another petitioner
Lot 2, the life-estate of the owner in the
dwelling house, offices and lands of Ballycortan, containing 120 statute acres;
profit of rent £100. Sold to D. Tracey [of Dublin?], in trust, at £350.
Solicitor James Blacquiere
County of Longford
Estate of George Crawford and others, owners;
Charles J. Burke Petitioner
Lot 1. Part of the lands of Lisbrack,
containing 13 a, 2r, 29 p. Statute measures, hold for one life or 31 years;
profit rent £42 5s. Sold to D. Tracy, for £320
The
Irish law times and solicitors' journal, Volume 1, p.803
22 January 1868 (FJ) Galway
Lot 2. The life estate [now aged 54 years] of the
owner [James Whyte] in the dwelling house, offices and lands of Ballycorban,
containing 120 statute acres; net yearly profit rent, £1000. Mr. D Tracey was
the buyer, in trust...
Newspaper references for
Offaly:
30 January 1863 (FJ) King's County
We believe there is no doubt that Mr. Treacy, of the
firm of Kernan and Treacy, has been appointed Clerk of the Crown for the King's
County, in the room of the late Mr. Pemberton. From the character of Mr.
Treacy, and the high standing in the profession of the firm to which he
belongs, the appointment cannot fail of giving general satisfaction.
January 1863
We believe
there is no doubt that Mr. Treacy, of the firm of Kiernan and Treacy, has been
appointed Clerk of the Crown for King’s County, in the room of the late Mr.
Pemberton. From the character of Mr. Treacy, and the high standing in the
profession of the firm to which he belongs, this appointment cannot fail of
giving general satisfaction.
17 March 1864 (FJ) King's County
...sworn by Daniel Treacy, Esq, Clerk of the Crown...
26 September 1865 (FJ) Vacant Clerkship of the Crown
The Lord Lieutenant has sanctioned the transfer of
Daniel Treacy, Esq, for the Clerkship of the Crown for the King's County to
that held by the late George Pilkington, Esq, for the Queen's County. His
Excellency has conferred the appointment rendered vacant by Mr. Treacy's
transfer on Joseph Lyons, Esq, of Maryborough.
10 March 1865 (FJ) Kings Co
...Daniel Tracey, Esq., clerk of the crown...
21 July 1865 (FJ) King's County
...clerk of the crown, Daniel Tracy, Esq...
1865 Kings County
Daniel Treacy, Clerk of the Crown
Newspaper references for
Sligo:
11
October 1869 (FJ) Sligo Election
Mr
Sergreant Armstrong QC...I was returned for Sligo...my sole agent was Mr.
Tracey, of Messrs Kernan and Tracey...
12
October 1869 (FJ) Sligo Election
Mr.
Thomas Foley...I got £180 of the money brought by Messrs Byrne and Tracy and
divided it amoungst those of Sergeant Armstrongs supporters...Thomas Tracey
£15...
21
December 1869 (FJ)
...Mr.
Tracy, solicitor...examined.
22
December 1869 (FJ)
...Mr
Daniel Tracy sworn...I was Sergeant Armstrong's conducting agent in '65....£500
[was used for expenses, none to voters]
December
1869 Sligo Election Commission
...Mr.
Tracy, solicitor and his broth-in-law, Mr. Byrne...Mr. Daniel Tracy, solicitor,
deposed that he conducted in '65 for Sergeant Armstrong, and spent $500 on the
occasion, £140 of which was for non-electors and remainder in legal
expenses...Mr Tracy, solicitor, gave evidence too with reference to the
election of 1865 and denied any promises were made to voters. He expressed
surprise that £900 was applied for after the election...
Newspaper references for
Westmeath:
31 January 1863 (FJ) Tenant Rights
Parish of Mullingar...Messrs
Kernan and Tracy...
Charitable Contributions:
May 26, 1849 (FJ) General
Relief Fund
D. T. Tracy, Esq., Kensington
terrace, Rathmines £2...
April 9, 1851 (FJ)
Propagation of the Faith
...T D Tracey, Esq,
Kensington terrace £1.1.8...
April 9, 1853 (FJ)
Propagation of the Faith
...JD Tracey, Esq, Kensington
terrace Rathmines, annual subscription £1.1.8...
December 3, 1853 (FJ) Priest
for Emigrants
...DT Tracey, Esq, Rathmines
£1...
May 5, 1855 (FJ) The
Association for the Propagation of the Faith
...DT Tracey, Esq, Castlewood
Avenue (annually) £1.1.8...
November 13, 1855 (FJ)
Catholic Deaf and Dumb
...Mr. Daniel Thomas Tracey,
Castlewood avenue, Rathmines £1...
December 11, 1855 (FJ) New
Roman Catholic Church Rathmines
...Thomas D Tracy...
December 7, 1857 (FJ)
Catholic Institution for Deaf and Dumb
...Mr. TD Tracy, Castlewood Avenue,
Rathmines £1...
January 18, 1859 (FJ)
Catholic Deaf and Dumb
...Mr. TD Tracy, Rathmines
£1...
12 July 1861 (FJ) Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
...Mr. DT Tracy, Castlewood Avenue, Rathmines £1...
12 July 1862 (FJ) Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Renewed subsrcriptions...Mr. DT Tracy, Castlewood
Avenue, Rathmines £1...
9 July 1863 (FJ) Association for the propagation of
the Faith
D T Tracy, Esq (annual) £1/1/8
26 Febraury 1864 (FJ)
From Malahide...Mr Tracey...5s...
4 May 1864 (FJ) Association for the propagation of the
Faith
D T Tracy, Esq, Poor Law Commission Office, annual
£1/1/8
13 June 1864 (FJ) Catholic
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Mr D T Tracy, Malahide £1
20 August 1864 (FJ) Arrival at the Royal Hotel,
Malahide
...Mr and Mrs Tracy from Dublin...
5 May 1865 (FJ) Association for the propagation of the
Faith
...D.T. Tracy, Rathgar
(annual) £1/1/8...
22 July 1865 (N) Catholic Institute Deaf and Dumb,
Cabra
...Mr. D T Tracey, Rathgar £1...
10 May 1866 (FJ) Association for the propagation of
the Faith
...D.T. Tracy, Esq, Rathgar
(annual) £1/1/8...
23 August 1866 (FJ)
The name...of Mr Daniel
Thomas Tracy, Rathgar, was omitted in our list of those who attended the
Cardinal's reception.
16 October 1866 (FJ) The Rev Jeremiah J. Clarke PP
Testimonial
...D.T. Tracey, Esq, Auburn Villa, Rathgar 10s...
20 October 1866 (N) The Rev. Jeremiah J. Clarke P.P.
Testimonial
...D.T. Tracy, Esq, Auburn Villa, Rathgar 10s...
8 July 1867 (FJ) Catholic
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Collections...renewed annual
subscriptions...Mr. D.T. Tracey, Blackrock...£1
9 May 1868 (FJ) Association for the Propagation of the
Faith
...DT Tracy, Esq, Blackrock (annual)...
22 June 1868 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
...Mr DT Tracey, Blackrock...
5 July 1869 (FJ) Catholic Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Collections...Mr. D.T.
Tracey, Blackrock...£1
7 July 1870 (FJ) Catholic
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Mr. D.T. Tracy, Carysfort
avenue, Blackrock
25 November 1870 (FJ)
Sympathy with the Pope
D.F. Tracey, Carysfort
avenue, Blackrock
9 January 1871 (FJ) The
President of the Conference...St Vincent De Paul
- Tracey, Esq.,
Carsfort-avenue 10s
6 May 1871 (FJ) Association for the propagation of the
Faith
D.T. Tracy, Esq., Blackrock
(annual) £1/1/8
29 November 1871 (FJ) The
Education Question
Daniel T. Tracy, Blackrock
July 1873 National Work of Charity
Annual Subscriptions...Mr. D.T. Tracy, Blackrock £1...
23 October 1876 (FJ) Jervis street Hospital
...Mr. Tracey, Blackrock £1...
11 May 1870 (FJ) Association for the Propagation of
the Faith
DT Tracy, Esq, Blackrock (annual) £1/1/8
8 November 1876 (FJ) Catholic University Fund
D.T. Tracey, do [Blackrock], do [Dublin] £1
C.H. Tracey, do [Blackrock], do [Dublin] £1
14 April 1877 (FJ) St. Michaels Hospital, Kingstown
...D.T. Tracey, Carysfort avenue, Blackrock £1...
April 1877 Mater Misericordiae Hospital
Subscriptions...Mr. W.T. Tracy, Carysfort avenue,
Blackrock £1...
July 1877 Catholic
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Collections...Mr. D.T.
Tracey, Carysfort avenue, Blackrock...£1
19 April 1878 (FJ) Association for the propagation of
the Faith
...Mr. D.J. Tracey,
Blackrock £1/1/8...
July 1880 Catholic Institute for the Deaf and Dumb,
Cabra
Mr. D.T. Tracy, Blackrock £1
August 1883 Catholic Institute for the Deaf and Dumb,
Cabra
Mr. D.T. Tracey, Caryfort avenue, Blackrock £0/10/0
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January 2022