It may be presumed that the Traceys of Derry
are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
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The Traceys of Derry can trace their history back to the beginning of
historical records, as Derry formed part of the territory of the Cenél Eóghain.
1662 p.650
A true abstract of the several debentures of the officiers and soldiers
belonging to Captain John Gallands company for their services since 1649 and
their claims that are added thereunder...John Tracy...Certifified and
examined by (Sir) John Pettie; ans with note signed by same, that this list contains
several debentures satisified 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.
1663 Tithes
Humphrie Tracy
Citizens and Defenders of The City of Londonderry who
signed a petition to King William III after the lifting of the Siege 1689 (Letter dated 29th July 1689)
James
Trac(e)y
1693-1696. Royal warrant, under
the Queen's sign manual, to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to pay 2,423l. 6s.
8d. to the several officers and widows of officers as follows who were of the
garrison of Londonderry at the time that city was besieged, as royal bounty,
without account, viz.:…
Lieutenants: Robert Louther, John Fuller, Richard Kean, James Tracey, William Mason, William
Stuart, Richard Coomes, Bernard Smith, John Cooke, Roger Holland, Daniell
Sherrard, Robert King, Thomas Adderton, Francis Butler, James Wallace, James
Gardner, Patrick Doran, Andrew Hunter, 20l. each
'Entry Book: June 1693, 1-10', Calendar of Treasury
Books, Volume 10: 1693-1696 (1935), pp. 223-238.
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Tracy, John, Pen. (Mr. Martin, Armagh) Mar. 10, 1711-12, aged 18; s. of
Humphry, Generosus; b. Magherafelt, Co. Derry. B.A. Æst. 1716.
24th September 1731 Old Bailey - Ordinary's
Account
…Three Men, viz. Robert
Irwin, Richard Davis, and William Tracey, were by the Jury
found Guilty of Capital Offences, and receiv'd Sentence of Death
accordingly…Richard Davis and William Tracey, of St. Paul's
Covent-Garden… William Tracey about
50 Years of Age, of honest Parents, but had no Education at School. When he was
a Boy of seven or eight Years of Age, as he said, he was with his Father in the
Seige of Londonderry, where he continu'd till the City was reliev'd. His
Father was Poor and did not put him to any Trade; when of Age, he serv'd as a
Soldier for several Years in Ireland, Flanders and Spain.
Afterwards being weary of the Army, he came to London, married a Wife
and kept House in and about Hedge-lane, for Twentyfive Years past, and
said he serv'd sometimes as Watchman , and that he was well known in the
Parish, and several People in the Neighbourhood could testify, that he carried
himself well, kept a good House and was of a good Character. He kept a
Fruit-stand , and sometimes drove a Barrow about the Streets, and his Wife and
he liv'd well and bred up a good Family of Children, by following that
Business. He let out his House to such Lodgers as he could get, and said, he
never knew any of them Dishonest, but those who were taken up on this Occasion,
in company of one of whom he died. He reflected bitterly (and I believe
unjustly) on a certain Gentleman. He confess'd that he had been a great Swearer
and Drinker, and very cruel and barbarous in abusing his Wife, whom he call'd
his Poor Woman, in a loving Way. He profess'd himself Penitent, but was grosly
Ignorant in Religion. At First he gave out, that he was of our Communion; but
the Day before he died, he own'd himself of another.... Tracey said, he
believ'd in Christ, repented of his Sins, and died in Peace with all the World…
Robert Irwin, 57 Years of Age, of honest creditable Parents,
in the County of Fermenagh, had good Education… his Father rais'd a
Troop of Horse, and join'd the brave Iniskilling Men, and was one of those
Officers, who march'd to the Relief of London-Derry: At this Time Robert
was about 17 Years of Age, and attended his Father in the Expedition, and was
One of them, who, in Company with his Father, defended the City, till King
William sent them seasonable Relief, when they were reduc'd to the greatest
Extremity; and at last, the Enemy fearing the King's Arrival in that Kingdom,
were oblig'd to raise the Seige…
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1738
Humphrey Tracy, Ballyneil, co. Londonderry, gent. (Perogative Will)
1740 Tithes
William Tracy
Widlow Tracy
Mr. Tracy
Mr. Tracy
“…He went and settled in an
obscure village called Moybeg, township of Cootinaglugg, in the parish of Kilchronaghan,
in the barony of Loughinshallin, in the county of Londonderry. In this obscure
district, the names of which almost bid defiance to enunciation, his second son
Adam, the subject of this Memoir, was born, either in the year 1760 or 1762,
most probably the former, but neither the year nor the month can be
ascertained. He was baptized in the parish church by his uncle, the Rev.
John Tracy, the Rector, who had married his mother's sister (MacLeans of
Mull Scotland). On application to the late worthy incumbent, the Rev. Mr.
Bryan, to obtain a copy of the baptismal register, the following answer has
been obtained: — ‘The archives of the church have been carefully searched, but
no register during Mr. Tracy's incumbency has been found; none having been kept
during that period; or if kept, since irrecoverably lost.’
As Mr. Tracy died sometime between 1760 and 1762, and Adam Clarke was baptized
by him, he must have been born within that period.
It may not be improper to say a
few words here of his brother, who was born about three years before him. He
was called Tracy, at the instance of his uncle the Rev. J. Tracy, already mentioned; who, having no
child, promised to be at the expence of his education, &c. Such promises
are rarely fulfilled ; but this pledge would probably have been redeemed, had
Mr. Tracy lived, for he had already taken the child to his own house, but dying
shortly after, the young lad, already spoiled by indulgence, was restored to
his parents…”
An Account of the Infancy, Religious, and Literary Life of Adam Clarke
...: by Adam Clarke, Richard Smith, Joseph Butterworth Bulmer Clarke. T. S.
Clarke, 1833
Elizabeth Tracy of Mawbeg/Mowbeg
[Derry?]
Occupation: Widow
Will Date: 1764
Index: Dio Admons
– Armagh
1766
Religious Census
Oliver Tracy, Ballyneals, Artrea,
Manor of Salters, Co. Derry.
Jane Tracy, Widow, protestant,
Desertmartin, Co. Derry.
Arthur Tracy, protestant,
Magherafelt, Co. Derry.
GO Ms.
536-7 National Library of Ireland
1767-1797 Belfast
Newsletter
Arthur Trac(e)y, Magherafelt (various references)
1771-1797
James Tracy, Magherafelt 1796
John Tracy 1785
Oliver Tracy,
Ballynail Magherafelt 1767
http://www.traceyclann.com/files/1737-1800
Belfast Newsletter.htm
1776 Arthur Galbraith, Riverstown, Co. Tyrone, Esq. 26 Aug. 1776 Full 2½ p. 11 Jan 1825
My body to be buried in the churchyard of Clogher.
To my wife Rebecca Galbrath the farm I now live in called Riverstown of
about 50 acres, and the hill called Crocknamona held by Hugh McIlleer, with my
plate, stock of cattle, crops and household furniture, and £50 per annum for
life, and then to my three nieces, daughters of my brother John Galbraith
deceased, Catherine, wife of Robert [? Porter or Pasler], Anne Galbraith wife
of Mathew Small and Mary Galbraith, now unmarried, in equal parts, in addition
to £200 each.
£100 to my nephew James Tracey, Dungannon, £200 to my nephew John
Tracy, Dungannon, £200 to Arthur Tracy, Magherafelt, and £60 to the
children of my niece Elizabeth Tracy who was married to Richardson.
My gold watch to my nephew George Galbraith, and £200 to my nephew John
Forbes. A small annuity to my sister Rebecca Galbraith for life, and £20 to my
couzen Pierse Quinland. Bequests to my friends John Martin, Drumcock, Archibald
Irvine, Kaney.
The remainder of my estate called Clannybogan [Clanabogen, Co. Tyrone],
to my nephew James Galbraith, Rascommy, Esq., and Samual Galbraith Greenmount,
gentleman, provided they pay off all my legacies in one year after my death,
but should they fail to do so, then the lands are to be sold for the same
purpose. Exors. My wife and said James and Samual Galbraith who are residuary
legatees.
Witnesses: John Buchanan, John Mitchell, John Hendersonm.
P.S. The lands of Clanebogan are not to be sold till one year after the
death of my wife, or any legacy paid till one year after the decease of us
both. £60 to my niece Anne Tracey who married a soldier.
Codicil, 3Jan. 1782. A sum of money bequeathed to my niece Anna Maria
Small otherwise Galbraith, then wife of Mathew Small, Shancrackan, Co. Armagh,
and now deceased, to be paid to her children share and share alike.
Witnesses: Sinclair Perry, John Wilson and Margaret Perry.
Memorial witnessed by: Thomas Grier, city of Dublin, attorney, and
Thomas Dunne, Upper Dominick Street, gentleman.
798, 578, 539313
Samuel Galbraith (seal) Newgrove
John Galbraith (seal) Greenmount,
Both of Co. Tyrone, Esqrs., great grand nephews of said Arthur
Galbraith
1782 Volunteers
Magherafelt (First) Volunteers.
June 1773; scarlet, faced black. Captain
A. Tracy; Lieutenant Richard Dawson; Ensign R. Montgomery.
Parsontown Loyal Independents. Feb.
15th 1776; scarlet, faced black, silver lace. Colonel Sir William
Parsons, Bart.; Major L. Parsons; Captain B.B. Warburton; Lieutenant Edward Tracy
Rosanallis Volunteers. July 1st
1774; scarlet, faced blue, silver lace. Colonel Richard Croasdale; Majo George
Sandes; Captain L. Sandes; Captain J. Sabatier; Captain A. Johnson; Lieutenant William Tracey.
MacNevin, Thomas (1846) The History
of the Volunteers of 1782. 5th Edition. James Duffy, Dublin.
6th May 1782 Magherafelt Meeting
…Captain Tracy…
A compleat collection of the resolutions of the volunteers, grand
juries, &c. of Ireland, with the history of volunteering By Charles Henry
Wilson, 1782
Patrick Tracy of Derry; born 1783 Dungiven, Co. Londonderry,
Ire.; at early age carried by parents to Scotland; 1813 sailed from Scotland in
ship Wellington to Canada; lived 9 years in Canada; about 16 years ago came to
Derry; age now 42 (Feb. 1838)
National Genealogical Society
Quarterly, 1978
1796
Irish Flax Growers
James Tracy, Ballynascreen, DerryOliver Tracy, Artrea, DerryHenry Tressy, Cumber Upper Hugh Tressy, Cumber Upper Manus Tressey, Cumber Upper, DerryMichael Tressy, Cumber Upper Owen Tressey, Cumber Upper, Derry
Philemy Tressy,
Cumber Upper, Derry
1796 Tithes
Henry Tressy
Hugh Tressy
James Tracy
Manus Tressey
Michael Tressy
Oliver Tracy
Owen Tressey
Philemy Tressy
Michael Tracy, 1839.— Was born June 24, 1800, in Derry, County Derry, Ireland, and
came to Philadelphia in 1810. He was a wholesale and retail dealer in foreign
fruits and a manufacturer of confectionary, and subsequently was Foreign Fruit
Inspector in the Custom House. He…
History of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick and of
the Hibernian Society by John Hugh Campbell, 1892
15 April 1803
Londonderry
A list of
passengers who intend going to New York in the ship Cornelia of Portland
James Tracy 30
farmer
Margaret Tracy 2
a child
Rose Tracy 32
spinster
1805 Finance
Accounts - Ballances due from Collectors
Limerick 1805
Arthur Tracy £12/2/1
1812-3
Commissioners of Inquiry into Fees and Emoluments received in Public Offices
Arthur Tracy,
Bond £600, [balance] £12/2/1 1805
[Bond] 2nd
August. Rebecca Murray of Bishop-street, Dublin, widow; William Tracy of
Magherafelt, County :Londonderry, Lieutenant in Derry Militia.
The Solicitor
states, that Tracy is dead, and proceedings having been had against Rebecca
Murray, one of his Sureties, and Judgement had thereon. The sum is too small to
bear the expense of further proceedings.
Return of Persons
examined and certified as Qualified by Apothecaries' Hall in Dublin 1829
Dec 4 1807
Charles Tracey, Magherafelt, Derry
British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
William Tr(e)acey
born Magherafelt, Londonderry Served in 13th Foot Regiment; 17th Foot Regiment;
86th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 38 1814-1838 WO97/348/28
Arthur Tracey of Cum [Cumber
Derry?]
Occupation: Test
Annexer
Will Date: 1815
Index: Dio Admons
– Armagh
Oliver Tracy of Ballyneal
[Derry?]
Will Date: 1817
Index: Dio Admons
– Armagh
1823-1838 Tithe
Applotment Books
Henry Treacy, Altaghoney, Cumber Upper,
Derry, 1828
Hugh Treacy, Gortilea, Cumber Upper, Derry,
1828
James Tracy, Dunmurry, Ballynasscreen, Derry,
1825
James
Tracy, Sawlawilly, Cumber Upper, Derry, 1828
James Treacy, Altaghoney, Cumber Upper,
Derry, 1828
John Treacy, Gortilea, Cumber Upper, Derry,
1828
Manus Treacy, Gortilea, Cumber Upper,
Derry, 1828
Michael Treacy, Gortilea, Cumber Upper, Derry,
1828
Patrick Treacy, Carnanreagh, Cumber Upper,
Derry, 1828
Bernard Tracy
1831
Bryan Tracy 1827
Bryan Treasy 1831
Charles Tracy
1827
Eliza Tracy 1831
Francis Tracy
1825
Francis Tracy
1831
George Tracey
1831
Henry Treacy
1831
Hugh Treasy 1831
Humphry Tracy
1825
Humphry Tracy
1831
James Tracey 1827
James Tracy 1825
James Tracy 1826
James Tracy
1830
James Tracy 1831
James Treacy
1831
James Treacy
1831
James Treasy
1831
John Tracey 1825
John Tracey
1831
John Tracey 1831
John Tracy 1831
John Treasy 1831
Manus Treasy
1831
Mary Tracy
1831
Mary Tracy
1831
Mary Triacy 1831
Michael Tracy
1830
Michael Treasy
1831
Neal Tracy 1827
Owen Treasy
1831
Pat Treasy 1831
Peter Tracy 1830
Peter Treacy 1825
Robert Treasy
1831
Rodger Tracey 1831
Stephen Treacy
1825
Thomas Tracy
1830
Thomas Treasy
1831
Widow Treacy 1825
William Tracey
1831
William Tracy
1831
John Tracey of Derry
Occupation:
Dealer
Will Date: 1826
Index: Dio Admons – Derry
August 21 1827
Louisiana Advertiser
On Monday, the 20th inst at 9 o'clock P.M. of the prevailing epidemic,
after an illness of four days, Mr. Henry Tracy, of County Derry, Ireland; and
for the last twelve months a resident of Mobile Ala...
1826-7 Coleraine - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard
Taylor Tracey
Army Deserters
William Tracy, b. 1828 Derry (Londonderry)
Rent and
Valuation of £10 County Electors - County of Londonderry 1841
Michael
Tracy of Gortaten Tirkerran Newtown Limavady Union, 1832, house and lands,
16a/3r/15p, rate £12/6/0, rent £11/19/0, registered in 1832 and not since
1833 and 1834 OS
Memoirs Emigration List
James Tracy, 18, Roman Catholic, from Carrowreagh to Quebec. 1833.
Joseph Tracy, 20,
Roman Catholic, from Carrowreagh to Quebec. 1833.
Parish of
Desertoghill. Ordnance Survey. Memoirs of Ireland, Parishes of Co Londonderry
VIII
1830. 1833-37. 1839 East Londonderryx
Vol. 27. Memoir by W. W. Ligar, April 1836
1834-1835 Emigration
from Aghadowey Parish
References:
Ordinance Surveys for Aghadowey Parish
Joseph Tracy, 20,
Roman Catholic, from Caheny to Quebec. - 1834
Margret
Tracy, 21, Presbyterian, from Caheny to Quebec. - 1834
1834 Passenger
lists
Cahery, Quebec,
Jonathan (or
Joseph) Tracey, R.C., 20, Aghadowey
Margaret Tracey, R.C. (or Presbyterian), 20 (or 21), Aghadowey
1835 State of
religious and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Derry
Errigall:
Bellrath school Alice Tracy mistress. Rates from 1s3d to 1s6d per quarter.
Males 24 Females 7. Reading writting arithmetric and needlework.
1835 Condition of
the poorer classes in Ireland
Par. Drumachose
including Town of Newtown Limavaddy
...A begger named
Tracy purchased an annuity for £30 or £40; upon being asked how he had become
possessed of so large a sum, he at one time said he owned land which he sold;
at another, that he acquired the money by begging.
13 June 1836 Ship Courage
Londonderry,
Ireland to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
125 Catherine Tracy 40
126 Felix Tracy 20
6-Aug-1841
Freemans Journal
Repeal
Philadelphia
The following are
the names of the Friends of Ireland in Philadelphia, who subscribed the
magnificent sum of 200/., noticed in Monday's proceedings at the Association.
Philip Treacy,
Derry.
Boarding Pupils of Loughash Agricultural SchoolJames Tracy of County Derry, entered Sep 1839, father is patron, attended 2 years and went home, emigrated by 1854?James Tracey of County Derry, entered May or Nov 1849, mother is patron, attended 3 years, emigrated by 1854? |
1846-1851
New York arrivals Edward
Tracey, age 44, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Londonderry: Marion 04/12/1847 Rose
Tracey, age 44, Spinster, Ireland to USA, Londonderry: Marion 04/12/1847 Laurence
Tracy, age 30, Labourer, Great Britain to USA, Liverpool & Londonderry,
Cambria 03/07/1849 Mrs.
Tracy, age 30, Servant, Great Britain to USA, Liverpool & Londonderry,
Cambria 03/07/1849 John
Tracy, age 02, Child, Great Britain to USA, Liverpool & Londonderry:
Cambria 03/07/1849 Peggy
Tracy, Born at Sea (died), Great Britain to USA, Liverpool & Londonderry:
Cambria 03/07/1849 Hanah,
Tracy, age 55, Spinster, Ireland to New York, Londonderry: March of Clysdale
05/01/1849 Cath.
Tracy, age 17, Spinster, Ireland to New York, Londonderry: March of Clysdale
05/01/1849 Betty
Tracy, age 18, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Londonderry: Java 05/28/1849 Honora
Tracy, age 25, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Londonderry: Enterprise 01/27/1851 |
1847
Alexander Tracy, born Derry, Ireland.
Attestation
papers to serve in the Royal Marines at Woolwich 1847 (when aged 19).
Discharged
[discharge date not given] as [discharge reason not given].
Admiralty:
Royal Marines: Attestation Forms ADM 157/48/365
Michael Tracy, Derry –
matriculated 12/9/1849 (Students of Maynooth)
Royal
College of Maynooth
Michael
Treacy, age 20, entered 12 September 1849, studying Logic, elected Dunboyne
student 1855, continued in residence, 1856 to Derry
31st
December 1869 Principal Officers of District Asylums
Londonderry,
Rev. M. Tracey, Roman Catholic Chaplain, £25 salary
29th June
1871, 1st July 1872, 1st August 1873 District Asylum
Londonderry,
Rev. M. Tracey, Roman Catholic Chaplain, appointed 10 June 1869, £25 salary
1871 &
1872 Londonderry County Goal - Accounts
Rev.
Michael Treacey, Roman Catholic Chaplain £43/3/1 salary
1874
Return of Grants by Irish National Education Board to Convent and Monastic
Schools
Rev.
M. Tracy, manager St. Columb's, nuns, male & female, 3 or 7 teachers
Rev.
M. Tracy, manager Shantallow
Michael Tracy P.P.: Letters of
Administration (with the Will annexed) of the personal estate of Thomas Falkner
late of Londonderry County Londonderry Labourer deceased who died 13
December 1870 at same place were granted at Londonderry to the Reverend
Michael Tracy of Londonderry aforesaid R.C. Clergyman the Residuary Legatee in
trust. Date Of Grant: 21/11/1874 Effects: Effects under £200
Michael Tracey PP: The Will (with
one Codicil) of Roger M'Cormick late of Wapping-lane Londonderry Dealer
deceased who died 21 January 1881 at same place was proved at Londonderry
by Michael Tracey of Dungiven in said County Parish Priest Joseph Mullen Draper
and Bernard Hannigan Pawnbroker both of Londonderry aforesaid the surviving
Executors. Date Of Grant: 16/02/1881 Effects: Effects under £4,000
Michael Tracy P.P.: The Will of
Henry Mullan late of Gortgarn County Londonderry Farmer deceased who died 23
February 1882 at same place was proved at Londonderry by the Reverend
Michael Tracy P.P. and the Reverend Francis Healy C.C. both of Dungiven in said
County the Executors. Date Of Grant: 05/04/1882
Effects: Effects £170
1890 Irish
Society and London companies (Irish estates) - Paper handed in by Mr. E.H.
Draper 14 July 1890
Indenture
made between the Skinners' Comapany, the Irish Land Commission and the Rev. M.
Tracey of Dungiven [Londonderry] 1888
[The
priest house at] Dungiven is being claimed by his sister...The house of the
priest, for which he paid a rent...to Dr. Todd...an application was made by Father
Tracey or his representatives [to buy]...Father Tracey's family, as I
understand, have not given it to the church, but have kept if for themselves.
Deed
of sale in April 1888, as between the company and the Rev. Michael Tracey of
Dungiven; terms under which an advance is made to the latter by the Irish Land
Commission for the purchase of his holding, App. 594, 595. ...Father Tracey
died about a year ago...
1894 Return of
advances under Purchase of Land
16 Mar 1894,
Patrick Tracy and Mary Tracy of Dungiven Londonderry, Vendor: The Skinners
Company, 14a/3r/38p, value £15/10/0, rent £18/18/0, gross £285, cash £285,
deposit £57
1851 Census
John & Nancy Tracey,
Children Margaret (8) Mary (8)
Londonderry, Tirkeeran,
Clondermot, Knockbrack
Claimant M Edwards
James Tracy (60) &
Nancy (57) - Children Nancy (19) Unity (17) Ned (8) Hugh (7)
Londonderry, Tirkeeran,
Cumber Lr, Crossballycormick
Index to appendix
Tracey, 456 Bridget,
Edward, George, Henry, John, Mary
Tracey, 472 Rosey
Masterson, Josephine (1996) Census of Ireland Abstract
1841/1851. Indianapolis.
The Old Age Pension Act was introduced in 1908. Pension claimants had to prove their age. Those born before 1864 used the 1841 and 1851 census.
Annie Tracey, Londonderry
Catherine Tracey nee Mullan (Londonderry)
Margt. Edwards nee Tracey (Londonderry)
1850 Superior to Philadelphia
Bernard Tracy of
Claudy
1851 Mary Ann to Philadelphia
Hugh Tracy of
Claudy
Susan
Margaret
1852 Mary Ann to St. John
Anne Tracey of
Enniskillen
Pat (13)
Peter (11)
Thomas (9)
Catherine (5)
1852 Barbara to Philadelphia
Charles Tracy of
Moville
1852 Anne to Philadelphia
Ann Tracey of
Omagh
1853 Mary Anne to St. John
Nancy Tracey (30)
of Learmount
Winfreda (10)
John (8)
William (6)
1853 Mary Ann to St. John
Bessy Tracy of
Enniskillen
1854 Aldolph Werner to Quebec
Jane Tracey (28)
of Omagh
Thomas (7)
Ellen (5)
Ann (3)
Edward (1)
1855 Superior to Quebec
Michael Tracey
(28) of Omagh
1856 Mary Ann to St. John
Mary Treasy (20)
of Tempo
1859 Elizabeth to St. John
Margaret Tracey
(19) of Tempo
3/64 5/64 Mohongo
Ferrard Tracy
4/65 5/65 Lady Emily Peel
Mary Tracy?,
Ferrar P.O. Co. Tyrone
February 4, 1867
Village Belle Londonderry Engaged at Philadelphia
Jane Tracy,
Gortleigh Cumber Clady PO
Irish Passenger Lists 1847-1871 Londonderry. Genealogical
Society.
MISSING ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
|
Name of Missing |
Home county |
Arrival |
AD Date |
SEEKER |
CONTACT |
|
George Treacy (Policeman* 1839 Dundalk) |
Cumber, Cumber Upper, Londonderry |
Liverpool Philadelphia, PA |
7/10/1854 |
Bridget Treacy (sister) |
Andrew Connerton 310 Wa, Cincinnati, OH |
* No listing for a George Treacy in the RIC
1856
Subscriber
Rev. James Tracy,
Dunboyne, Student, from Derry
Bourke,
The college Irish
grammar: compiled chiefly with a view to aid the students of St. Patrick's
Maynooth. Dublin.
11
April 1858 (N) Ecclesiastical
The Rev J Treacy...appointed by the Bishop
of Pittsburgh, US, to solicit aid towards defraying the debt incurred in the
erection of the Cathedral...Kilkenny...
All Hallows College...the Archbishop of
Dublin conferred tonsure on...John Tracy...Bernard Tracy...
2
April 1859 (N) Ecclesiastical
All Hallows College...Annual Report...John
Tracy, Sub-deacon, to Salford, England...Bernard Tracy, Deacon, to the Seminary
of St. Sulpice, to prepare for Scotland, W.D.
...Dean Bernard Tracy was born in Claudy,
Co. Derry on April 24, 1832 and studied for the priesthood at All Hallows
College, Dublin and St. Sulpice, Paris. He was ordained priest for the Western
District of Scotland...
Ulster
folklife, Committee on Ulster Folklife and Traditions, 1993
11
March 1867 (FJ) All Hallows College, Dublin
...Rev Bernard Tracy, Pollockshaw, NB £1...
Griffiths
Valuation Derry 1858-59
Alphabetical
|
By area
|
|
Bernard Tracey,
Dunmurry Ballynascreen Derry Bridget Treacy,
Gortilea Cumber Upper Derry
Eliza Tracey,
Ballyneill Beg Artrea Derry Francis Tracey,
Ballyneill Beg Artrea Derry Francis Tracy,
Clady Cumber Upper Derry George Tracy, Lisglass
Clondermot Derry Hugh Tracy,
Sallowilly Cumber Upper Derry James Tracy,
Altaghoney Cumber Upper Derry James Tracy,
Gosheden Cumber Lower Derry James Tracy,
Sallowilly Cumber Upper Derry John Tracey,
Ballymore Carrick Derry John Tracey, Knockbrack
Clondermot Derry John Tracy,
Brackfield Cumber Lower Derry John Tracy,
Fawney Cumber Lower Derry John Tracy,
Gosheden Cumber Lower Derry John Treacy,
Gortilea Cumber Upper Derry Manus Treacy,
Kinculbrack Cumber Upper Derry Margaret Treacy,
Gortilea Cumber Upper Derry Mary Treacy,
Teeavan Banagher Derry Robert Tracy,
Kilcattan Cumber Upper Derry Thomas Tracy,
Cregg Cumber Upper Derry William Tracey,
Killyfaddy Artrea Derry William Tracy,
Gosheden Cumber Lower Derry |
Eliza Tracey,
Ballyneill Beg Artrea Derry Francis Tracey,
Ballyneill Beg Artrea Derry William Tracey,
Killyfaddy Artrea Derry Bernard Tracey,
Dunmurry Ballynascreen Derry Mary Treacy,
Teeavan Banagher Derry John Tracey,
Ballymore Carrick Derry John Tracey,
Knockbrack Clondermot Derry George Tracy,
Lisglass Clondermot Derry James Tracy,
Gosheden Cumber Lower Derry John Tracy, Brackfield Cumber Lower Derry John Tracy,
Fawney Cumber Lower Derry John Tracy,
Gosheden Cumber Lower Derry William Tracy,
Gosheden Cumber Lower Derry Bridget Treacy,
Gortilea Cumber Upper Derry Francis Tracy,
Clady Cumber Upper Derry Hugh Tracy,
Sallowilly Cumber Upper Derry James Tracy,
Altaghoney Cumber Upper Derry James Tracy,
Sallowilly Cumber Upper Derry John Treacy,
Gortilea Cumber Upper Derry Manus Treacy,
Kinculbrack Cumber Upper Derry Margaret
Treacy, Gortilea Cumber Upper Derry Robert Tracy,
Kilcattan Cumber Upper Derry Thomas Tracy,
Cregg Cumber Upper Derry |
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February 1861 (FJ) Marriage
January 30, in the Catholic Church, Derry,
by the Rev. M. Tracey...
12
August 1861 (FJ) Catholic Intelligence
...conferred priest's orders on...Michael
Tracy...-Derry Journal
1861 Ulster Street
Directory
Londonderry
Roman Catholic Chapel,
Long Tower - …Rev. Michael Tracey…Parochial House, Ship quay Street.
Civil Service Evidence of Age
Robert Tracey, b. 1861, Londonderry, Ireland
20 November 1862 (FJ) Catholic Deaf & Dumb,
Cabra
...Rev. M. Tracy
CC, Derry 2s6d...
1863 Subscriber: Rev M. Tracy
CC, Londonderry.
Malone, Rev
Sylvester (1863) A Church History of Ireland … Kelly, Dublin.
15 October 1864 (N) Births
Tracy - October
11 at Waterside, Derry, the wife of Mr. Michael Tracy, of a son.
4 February 1864 (FJ) Tracy v. Irwin [Derry]
This was an
action brought by the plaintiff, an aged man, to recover damages for the
seduction of his daughter by the defendant. The parties live in Craig, in the
county of Londonderry. The plaintiff is a labourer, and his daughter works in a
factory in the neighbourhood. The defendant keeps a grocery and provisions
store in the village of Craig...Rose Tracy, a young woman...In November 1862,
she went one day as usual to the store...dealt in the defendant's store for
nine years...went to Craig National School...her parents knew nothing of the
matter till the child was born...
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of
Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Ellen, Londonderry,
Donegal/Derry. 2 162
Tracey, Patrick,
Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 17 201
Tracey, Thomas,
Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 17 204
Tracy, Mary,
Magherafelt, Derry. 11 682
Tracy, William,
Newtownlimavady, Derry. 16 856
1865 Catholic Directory, Almanac and Registry of Ireland,
England and Scotland
Felix Treacy,
Balyna, Enfield, Kildare & Leighlin
John Tracey,
Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterf. & Lism.
John Tracy,
Cappoquin, Waterf. & Lism.
Michael Tracy,
Derry, Derry
Pat. Tracy, Kilrosanty and Fews, Kilmacthomas, Waterf. & Lism.
Thos. Tracey, Kill and Newtown, Kilmacthomas, Waterf. & Lism.
Wm. Treacy,
Kilcock, Kildare & Leighlin
18
December 1869 (FJ) from the Derry Journal
...the Rev. Michael Tracey,
sermon...[Orange parade]...
15
February 1870 (FJ)
...the Rev. Michael Tracey, one of the
Catholic curates of Derry, addressed the congregation...in terms of praise of
the exertions of the Catholic people of Derry at the last elections...
1870 Londonderry Asylum
Rev M Tracey (RC)
1871 British
Census
Elizabeth Tracy, b.
abt 1839 Londonderry Ireland, Herefordshire England
1871
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland: thirty-eighth report
Catherine
Tracy, teacher of 12 year old females, Waterside, Londonderry, in receipt of
Good Service Salary
'Appendix: The
Ulster estates'. City of London Livery Companies Commission. 1884
D.) Memorial to
the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers, London, from their Tenantry on the Manor
of Walworth, County of Londonderry.
That memorialists
pray your Worshipful Company will take the premises into your favourable
consideration, and memorialists, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
20th September
1872.
John Tracey, Mulderg. old rent £5/15/0, new rent £8
Felix Treacy/Tracy, Gortilea. Old rent £10 new rent £14
22 October 1874
(FJ) Londonderry 21st October 1874
The business of Seed Merchants and Nurserymen hitherto carried on by
Blayney Leslie, James M'Cann, Daniel Treacy (the executors of Michael Farrell,
deceased) and John Farrell trading under the name and style of Fergus Farrell
and Son at 119 and 120 Capel street, Dublin, will, on and after this date be
continued under the same name and style by the undersigned, to whom the debts
due to the said late firm are payable. J. and R. Wilson.
4 March 1876 (N)
The Ulster Catholic Association
...Derry...Rev. M. Tracy, Adm. Derry...-Ulster Examiner
Henry Tracey: Administration
of the estate of Henry Tracey late of Altahoney County Londonderry Farmer who died
11 February 1877 granted at Londonderry to Bridget Feeny of Craig Claudy
said County Married Woman the Daughter. Date Of Grant: 20/09/1898 Effects:
Effects £90
1880 Return of
crimes
20 Oct 1878,
Intimidation, Samuel Caldwell R.I.C. & John Tracey, Londonderry
1881 British
Census (LDS)
F Tracy, 34 years, born
Derry, single, Bommardier RA, No 6 Tower Cheriton Kent
Henry Tracey, 23 years, born
Londonderry, single, Police (Constable), 39 King St Stafford Lanc
John Tracy: Letters of
Administration of the personal estate of John Tracy late of Mulderg County
Londonderry Farmer who died 4 April 1883 at same place were granted at
Londonderry to Nancy Tracy of Mulderg the Widow. Date Of Grant: 01/09/1886
Effects: Effects £80
John Tracey: Administration
of the unadministered estate of John Tracey late of Mulderg County Londonderry
Farmer who died 4 April 1883 granted at Londonderry to Mary Tracey of
Mulderg the Daughter. (Former Grant 1 September 1886) Date Of Grant: 27/04/1899
Effects: Effects £80
Felix Tracy: The Will of
Felix Tracy late of Gortilea County Londonderry Farmer who died 7 May 1883
at same place was proved at Londonderry by Robert James Craig of Craigdarragh
and David Craig of Oaks Lodge both in said County Farmers the Executors. Date
Of Grant: 04/10/1884 Effects: Effects
£205 10s
February
15, 1890 Nation
The death is announced of the Rev. Michael
Tracey, P.P. V.F. of Dungiven. The senior members of the community in
Desertmartin, where he first officiated, and many more of the people of Derry,
where he ministered after...
15
February 1890 (N) Death
The death is announced of the Rev. Michael
Tracey, P.P. V.F., of Dungiven. The senior members of the community in
Desertmartin, where he first officiated, and many more of the people of Derry, where
he ministered afterwards for about eighteen years, will hear of the event with
feelings of unfeigned respect for his memory. Born in the year 1826 in Lower
Badony, he became an ecclesiastical student of the Brow of the Hill Seminanry,
under the presidency of Father Patrick Campbell. He passed thence with credit
to the college of Maynooth. Having served in Desertmartin as curate for some
years, the late reverend prelate Dr. Kelly brought him to the City of Derry,
where he officiated for about eighteen years. He then appointed him to the
important charge of Dungiven parish
about the year 1876. After the death of Father Daniel Magee (who, with Rev.
William M'Laughlin, was his colleague in the ministry in Derry City), he
succeeded him as Master of Conference of the county Derry Deanery. Under his
pastorate in Dungiven, which extended over thirteen years, the new church of
St. Patrick was erected cl;ose to the town on the noble site procured by his
predecessor, Very Rev. Father Dan Mooney, and of this undoubtedly fine building
Father Tracey was justly proud, being heard now and then to put forward its
claim to be the second best Catholic Church in this diocese of Derry. [see also
Cloghfin, Donegal]
Peter Tracy, Derry -
matriculated 29/8/1890 ordained 20/6/1897 (Students of Maynooth)
1892 Return of
judicial rents
George Tracey Of
Lisglass Londonderry, landlord Robert Stevenson, 26a/0r/0p, poor valuation
£21/10/0, old rent £14/4/0, new rent £17/0/0. These towo cases were
consolidated and the rent fixed by consent at the court in Dublin
George Tracey Of
Lisglass Londonderry, landlord Robert Stevenson, 10a/0r/0p, poor valuation £-,
old rent £4/18/8, new rent £-
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.
Edward Tracey, Bunnagher (Banagher Derry?) Ireland, 1911, 36 years
Mich. Tracey, Derry
Ireland?, 1892, 20 years
Susan Tracey, Derry Ireland?, 1903, 18 years
William Tracy, Derry Ireland, 1907, 19 years
John Tracey: Administration
(with the Will) of the Estate of John Tracey late of Lower Craig Claudy County
Londonderry Farmer who died 24 January 1893 granted at Londonderry to
James Tracey Farmer. Date Of Grant: 04/02/1910 Effects: Effects £220
Anne Sarah Treacy
Harte: The Will of William Harte late of 10 Clarendon-street City of
Londonderry County Surveyor who died 15 March 1895 at same place was
proved at Londonderry by Anne Sarah Treacy Harte of 10 Clarendon-street
Londonderry Spinster the sole Executrix. Date Of Grant: 08/05/1895 Effects:
Effects £450
1898 Birth (Australian Archives)
William Tracey
Service Number - N40171
Date of birth - 17 Apr 1898
Place of birth – Laudguderry (Londonderry?) Ireland
Place of enlistment – Arncliffe NSW
Next of Kin – P Baily
3rd December 1901
Board of Guardians of Londonderry Union
Henry Tracey,
Caretaker (Claudy), appointed 1 December 1892, salary £5/4/0
George Tracey: Probate of the
Will of George Tracey late of Lisglass County Londonderry Farmer who died 16
December 1899 granted at Londonderry to Joseph Deehan Farmer. Date Of
Grant: 23/01/1900 Effects: £315
Betty Tracey: Probate of the Will of Betty Tracey late of Orehard-row Londonderry Spister who died 12 May 1903 granted at Londonderry to Henry F.Harkin Law Clerk. Date Of Grant: 27/06/1903 Effects: Effects £56 0s. 6d.
William Tracey: Probate of the
Will of William Tracey late of Lisglass County Londonderry Farmer who died
29 November 1905 granted at Londonderry to Joseph Deehan Farmer and Michael
Tracey Merchant. Date Of Grant: 11/06/1906 Effects: Effects £355
1905
Kelly's Directory
John Tracy, jun. 'Newtowncunningham,
Londonderry
Derry
Journal, 12 July 1905
The previous parish priest of Strabane, Fr
Hugh O'Hagan PP VF. His curates were Hugh McGlynn, Peter Tracy and Anthony
O'Neill.
1907 Ulster Street
Directory
Londonderry
John Tracy, solicitor,
Northern Bank Buildings, Shipquay Place
Michael Tracy,
Publican, Bishop Street
Michael Tracy, Publican, Waterloo Street
Thomas Tracey: Probate of the
Will with one Codicil of James Lynch late of Duke Street Londonderry Retired
Labourer who died 13 August 1908 granted at Londonderry to Thomas Tracey
Shoe Merchant. Date Of Grant: 28/08/1908
Effects: Effects £1,034 0s. 2d.
Mary Tracy: Administration
of the Estate of Mary Tracy late of Dungiven County Londonderry Spinster who died
3 March 1909 granted at Londonderry to The Reverend Peter Tracy
R.C.C. Date Of Grant: 05/06/1909 Effects: Effects £260 14s. 4d
1910 Belfast and
Ulster Towns Directory
Londonderry
John Tracy,
solicitor, Custom house street
Michael Tracy,
Bishop street
Michael Tracy, Waterloo street
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1912 The Ulster
Covenant
George Tracey,
Ballyneal, Londonderry: South
Lillie Tracey,
Ballyniel, Londonderry: South
Margaret Tracey,
Coleraine, Londonderry: North
Robert John
Tracey, Dromore, Londonderry: North
Violet Millicent
Tracey, Coleraine, Londonderry: North
William James
Tracey, Dromore, Londonderry: North
1913
Telephone Directory
Londonderry 4y:
John Tracy, Solicitor, Northern Bank Buildings
Michael Tracy: Probate of the
Will of James Barr late of Spencer Road Londonderry Coal Dealer who died 12
December 1913 granted at Londonderry to Michael Tracy Merchant. Date Of
Grant: 11/02/1914 Effects: Effects £38
17s. 5d
12 December 1914 (FJ) 350 National Volunteers join
from Belfast & Derry.
Send-off from
Dublin [to Fermoy]...Mr. John Treacey, accompanied the [250] Volunteers from
Derry. Practically all the Volunteers in Derry who have enlisted are members of
the A.O.H.
1914-1918
Ireland’s Memorial Records
Francis Tracey. Reg. No. 22316.
Rank Private, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers 1st batt. Died of wounds
France 8/7/1916.
Patrick Henry
Tracey. Reg. No. 21662. Rank Lance Corporal, Royal Dublin
Fusiliers 8th batt. Died of wounds France 26/7/1916. Born Londonderry.
Will of 21662 Lance Corporal Patrick Harry Tracey, 8th Bn., Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Cause of
death: Died, France, 26 Jul 1916. National
Archives of Scotland SC70/8/446/14
Stephen Tracey. Reg. No. 1508.
Rank Private, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders 1/5th batt. Died Egypt
9/9/1915. Born Londonderry.
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The Diamond, Derry City To our honoured dead and those who served 1914-1918 1939-1945 …Private Francis (Frank) Tracey, 22316, July 8, 1916. (Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers) Private Harry
Tracey, 18832, June 15, 1915…. (1st Canadians) |
http://www.irishwarmemorials.ie/
John Tracey: Probate of the
Will of John Tracey formerly of Ballymaclenaghan late of Gortilea County
Londonderry Farmer who died 16 October 1916 granted at Londonderry to
Robert Tracey and Frank Tracey Farmers. Date Of Grant: 22/02/1917 Effects: Effects £74 16s. 3d.
John Tracy: Probate of the
Will of John Tracy late of Mulderg Claudy County Londonderry Farmer who died
10 April 1917 granted at Londonderry to Thomas McLaughlin Farmer. Date Of
Grant: 18/07/1917 Effects: Effects £14 4s. 9d.
July 1920 - By 20 to 17 for Mr. J.P.
Thompson, J.P., deputy coroner, Derry Corporation appointed Mr. J. Tracy,
solr., as city coroner.
Board of Trade – Central Register of
Seamen
Tracey P P R 21/06/1921 Londonderry
R510651
30
December 1922 (NG) Poteen Traffic
Mr John Tracey, coroner, Derry...
[1923]
Typescript copy will (not
certified) of Mary McNally was 'Spinster and Spirit Retailer', Argyle Street,
Londonderry, dated 30 November 1908, copied by John Tracy, Solicitor. After
main bequests, mentioning five pounds for Mass intentions. 2 pp
Papers of John Hagan, Irish
College Rome (1904-1930)
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
May 1924 - While playing cricket at
Ardmore, Joseph Tracey, Ardhill, burst a blood-vessel, and died the following
day in Derry Infirmary.
25
October 1924 (NG)
The inquest at Derry...Coroner, Mr John
Tracy...
1928
Glendermott Parish
The
Mass Rock at ‘Birchwood’ dates back to 1720 and is known locally as the ‘old
altar’. It is in the townland of Glenkeen near Nicholson Gardens. The cross at
the Birchwood Mass Rock site was erected after Mass was celebrated there in
March 1928. It was made by William Patrick Treacy and paid for by Teddy
Kearney
4
May 1929 (NG) More Compulsion
At Baile Nua an Mhaoil District Court, Mr.
John Tracy, a Doire solicitor protested against a litigant speaking Irish. Mr.
Justice Breathnach told Mr. Tracy that it was too late in the day to make such
objections. Disgusted Mr. Tracy sat down and listed the court testament to
while the "drochuair" reading, but horrible to relate, found that the
testament was in Irish too.
17 April
1931 Belfast Gazette
Land
Commission
Thomas
Tracey, Dring, Claudy, Co. Londonderry.
James
Tracey, Dring, Claudy, Co. Londonderry.
22 May
1931 Belfast Gazette
Land
Commission
Thomas
Tracey, 1 John Street, Londonderry.
1932 The
Municipal Yearbook and Public Utilities Directory (Page 687)
Londonderry
Coroner: John Tracey.
21 February 1983 Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
Evan Howard Tracy, died 16 February 1983,
60, late of Londonderry, formerly of Sydney.
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Tommy Tracey Among the men who talked little about their wartime experiences was
Tommy Tracey who fought in Burma as a
member of the King's Own Scottish Borderers. A quiet, softly-spoken
and gentle-mannered individual, he did not even count his war service as
having been of any great value. His medals remained in the boxes in which they arrived and his real pride resided in the
Great War medals of his uncle, with whom
he had lived in Glasgow before joining the Army. But speaking about his wartime experiences for a BBC Radio Ulster
programme in early 1989, he, too, touched on some of the things that
remained in his mind about the aftermath of war. Wounded in the advance through
Burma, Tommy Tracey had been hospitalized and was on his way back to rejoin his battalion when he heard that the war
had ended: We
just couldn't believe it, couldn't believe it. I was getting set to go back,
up to Burma again, to the battalion, but instead of that I
went up to Peshawar, up to the Frontier. There [were]
so many of the boys I'd come out with [who] had all gone, and I was still
there. But I never thought I would have survived and I'm sure most of the
fellas in Burma didn't think they were going to survive either. When I
was coming home altogether we used to sleep in hammocks on the boat. I couldn't sleep this night and I got up. I was sitting on the
deck coming through the Indian Ocean, big moon, water lapping on the sides,
and the first thing I heard was one of the crew putting on a
record ... `Home, Sweet Home', Deanna Durban. And as he recalled that long-ago night in the Indian Ocean, Tommy
Tracey wept at the memory. His thoughts were back with the men who rest to
this day in Burma, those fellow soldiers
for whom there was to be no return to a home, sweet home. Irish volunteers in the Second World
War By Richard Doherty Published by Four Courts Press, 2002 |
FAMILY HISTORIES
CHURCH RECORDS – Baptism &
Marriage Derry Genealogy Centre
TRACY
JOHN & KANE JANE 1783 M
TRACEY NOT RECORDED 1785 B
TREASEY MARY 1789 B
TRACY RICHARD 1790 B
MCFARLAND
SAMUEL & TRACEY ROSE 1818 M
TRACY JOHN 1824 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1827 B
TRACY RACHAEL 1828 B
TRACY BELL 1829 B
TRACEY GEORGE
& CLEMENTS ELISABETH 1830 M
TRACEY SARAH JANE 1831 B
TRACEY MARGARET 1835 B
MCCRISTAL
JAMES & TRACY BETTY 1837 M
TRACY MATILDA 1838 B
TRACEY SARAH 1839 B
TRACEY ANNE 1840 B
TRACEY
OLIVER & BERRYMAN MARGARET 1842 M
TRACEY ISSAC 1842 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1842 B
TRACEY MARIA 1843 B
TRACEY JAMES ALEXANDER 1843 B
TRACEY JANE 1843 B
TRACY
JOHN & SINCLAIR MARGARET 1844 M
TRACEY ELEANOR 1844 B
TRACEY WILLIAM OLIVER 1844 B
TRACEY
JOHN & MCKENNA SUSAN 1845 M
MCNALLY
JAMES & TRACEY MARGARET 1845 M
TRACEY JOHN 1845 B
TRACEY JOHN 1845 B
HENRY
PATRICK & TRACEY MARY 1846 M
TRACY
CHARLES & HENRY MARGARET 1846 M
SARSON
FRANCIS & TRACEY NANCY JANE 1846 M
TRACEY JAMES 1846 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1846 B
TRACEY CATHERINE 1847 B
TRACEY MICHAEL 1848 B
TRACEY BRIDGET 1848 B
TRACEY JAMES 1848 B
TRACEY PAT 1849 B
TRACEY CATHERINE 1850 B
TRACEY MARY 1850 B
TRACEY ANN 1850 B
PLATT
CHARLES & TRACY ANN 1851 M
TRACEY THOMAS 1851 B
NICHOLAS
JAMES & TREACY SUSAN 1852 M
MORRIN MICHAEL
& TREASY MARGARET 1852 M
TRACEY CATHERINE 1852 B
TRACEY JOHN 1852 B
TRASEY MARY J. 1852 B
BATES
THOMAS & TRACY RACHEL ANNE 1853 M
TRACEY HENRY 1854 B
TRACY MARY 1854 B
TRACEY WILLIAM 1854 B
TRACY BRIDGET 1854 B
TRACY CHARLES 1854 B
TRACY MARGARET 1854 B
GORMAN
PATRICK & TRACY ANN 1855 M
TRACEY 1855 B
MENAGH
MICHAEL & TRACEY CATHERINE 1856 M
TRACY
JAMES & CLERY ELLEN 1856 M
TRACEY JAMES 1856 B
TRACEY ROSE 1857 B
TRACEY
PETER & SMYTH MARY 1859 M
TRACEY ROSE 1859 B
TRACEY ROSE 1859 B
TRACY
FRANCIS & TONER ANN 1860 M
TRACY
OWEN & HARVEY SARAH 1861 M
TRACEY WILLIAM 1861 B
TRACEY
BERNARD & LOAN ROSY 1862 M
TRACY
JAMES & DEMPSEY SUSAN 1862 M
TREACY MARIAN 1862 B
TRACEY MICHAEL 1862 B
TRACEY JOHN 1863 B
TRACEY JANE 1863 B
TRACEY JANE 1863 B
TRACEY THOMAS 1863 B
TRACEY THOMAS 1863 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1863 B
TRACY
JOHN & BEATTY JANE 1864 M
JOHNSTON
WILLIAM & TRACEY MARGARET ANN 1864 M
TRAC(E)Y ELLEN 1864 B
TRACEY PATRICK 1864 B
TRAC(E)Y WILLIAM 1864 B
TRACY MARY JANE 1864 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1864 B
TRAC(E)Y THOMAS 1864 B
TRESSY BRIDGET 1865 B
TRACY FRANCIS 1865 B
TRACY MARY 1865 B
TRACEY MARTHA 1865 B
TRACY MICHAEL 1865 B
TRACY PATRICK 1865 B
TRACEY MICHAEL 1865 B
TRACEY BRIDGET 1865 B
TRACY MARY 1865 B
TRACY FRANCIS 1865 B
TRACY
JAMES & O'NEIL JANE ANNE 1866 M
TRACEY
PATRICK & SHEERIN ELIZABETH 1866 M
TRACEY JAMES 1866 B
TRACEY ROBERT 1866 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1866 B
TRACEY ROSAN 1866 B
TRACEY JOSEPH 1866 B
TRACY ELLEN 1866 B
TRACEY ELEANOR 1866 B
TRACEY FRANCIS JOSEPH 1866 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1866 B
TRACEY JAMES 1866 B
TRACEY JAMES 1866 B
TRACEY ELEANOR 1866 B
TRACEY ELIZA 1866 B
TRACEY JAMES 1866 B
TRACEY FRANCIS JOSEPH 1866 B
TRACY ELIZABETH 1866 B
TRACY JOSEPH 1866 B
TRACY ROBERT 1866 B
TRACY ROSE ANN 1866 B
TRACEY
ISAAC & LONDON MARY ANNE 1867 M
TRACY JAMES 1867 B
TRACEY MARY CATHERINE 1867 B
TREACEY ELLEN BRIDGET 1867 B
TRACY ELIZABETH 1867 B
TRACEY MARY CATHERINE 1867 B
TRACEY JAMES 1867 B
MCQUISTON
JOHN & TRACY ELIZA 1868 M
TRACY
THOMAS & MCCARTNEY MARGARET 1868 M
TRACY ANNE 1868 B
TRACEY JOSEPH 1868 B
TRACEY CATHERINE 1868 B
TRACEY HUGH 1868 B
TRACEY MARY 1868 B
TRACEY MARY 1868 B
TRACEY HUGH 1868 B
TRACY ELLEN ANN 1868 B
TRACY JOSEPH 1868 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1868 B
TRACEY
PATRICK & LOGUE ELEANOR 1869 M
TRACEY
JAMES & CARLIN ISABELLA 1869 M
TRACEY
PATRICK & LOGUE ELEANOR 1869 M
TRACY ROBERT 1869 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1869 B
TRACY CATHARINE 1869 B
TRACY THOMAS 1869 B
TRACEY GEORGE AUSTIN 1869 B
TREACY SUSAN 1869 B
TRACEY GEORGE 1869 B
TRACY JOHN 1869 B
TRACEY ROBERT 1869 B
TRACEY CATHERINE 1869 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1869 B
TRACEY THOMAS 1869 B
MCMENAMIN
DANIEL & TRACEY ANNE 1870 M
MULLIGAN
JAMES & TRACEY MARYANNE 1870 M
TRACEY
JAMES & O'NEILL JULIANNA 1870 M
TRACEY
JAMES & CAROLAN ISABELLA 1870 M
REDFERN
JOSEPH & TRACY CATHERINE 1870 M
SHEPHERD
GEORGE & TRACY MARGARET 1870 M
TRACEY HUGH 1870 B
TRACY ELLEN 1870 B
TRACEY ISABELLA 1870 B
TRACEY ELLEN 1870 B
TRACY ISABELLA 1870 B
TRACY HUGH 1870 B
TRACY
JAMES & BROWNE ANNE 1871 M
TRACEY
JOHN & KIRGAN MARY 1871 M
TRACY
JAMES & TRACY SARAH 1871 M
TRACY
JAMES & BEATY ELIZA 1871 M
TRACY ELIZABETH 1871 B
TRACEY MARGARET 1871 B
TRACEY THOMAS 1871 B
TRACEY CATHERINE ANNE 1871 B
TRACEY WILLIAM 1871 B
TRACY JAMES 1871 B
TRACY THOMAS 1871 B
TRACEY CATHERINE ANNE 1871 B
TRACEY WILLIAM 1871 B
TRACEY MARY ANNE 1871 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1871 B
TRACEY MAGARET 1871 B
TRACEY THOMAS WILFRED 1871 B
TRACEY
DANIEL & DUNSEATH MARGARET 1872 M
TRACEY
EDWARD & MULLAN CATHERINE 1872 M
TRACEY
EDWARD & DEERY ALICE 1872 M
TRACEY
WILLIAM & NOCHER NANCY 1872 M
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1872 B
TRACEY MARY AGNES 1872 B
TRACEY JOHN 1872 B
TRACY ANN 1872 B
TREACY PATRICK 1872 B
TRACEY PATRICK 1872 B
TRACY JOHN 1872 B
TRACY ELIZABETH 1872 B
TRACY MARY AGNES 1872 B
TRACEY ELIZA 1872 B
TREACY
JOHN & HEGARTY MARY 1873 M
TRACEY
EDWARD & MCDERMOT MARY 1873 M
TRACEY
JAMES & MCCONNELL CATHERINE 1873 M
TRACY JAMES 1873 B
TRACEY ELLEN JANE 1873 B
TRACEY ANNIE 1873 B
TRACEY EDWARD 1873 B
TRACY JOHN 1873 B
TRACEY AMY 1873 B
TRACEY ELLEN JANE 1873 B
TRACEY JAMES 1873 B
TRACEY HENRY 1874 B
TRACEY MARY ANN 1874 B
TRACEY ELLEN 1874 B
TREACY JOHN JOSEPH 1874 B
TREACY MICHAEL 1874 B
TRACEY ELLEN 1874 B
TRACEY ELLEN 1874 B
TRACY MARY 1874 B
TRACEY JOHN 1874 B
TRACY HENRY 1874 B
TRACY MARY ANN 1874 B
MCMEMAMIN
JOHN & TRAC(E)Y ELIZABETH 1875 M
TRACY CHARLES 1875 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1875 B
TRACY ANNIE 1875 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1875 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1875 B
TREACY MICHAEL 1875 B
TRACY JAMES 1875 B
TRACEY CHARLES 1875 B
TRACEY CATHERINE 1875 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1875 B
TRACEY ANNE 1875 B
DE(E)HAN
JOSEPH & TRACEY MARGARET 1876 M
TRACEY
FRANCIS & BRADLEY ANNE 1876 M
TRACEY
JAMES & MORRIS MARY 1876 M
TRACEY JOSEPH 1876 B
TRACEY SUSAN 1876 B
TRACEY JOHN 1876 B
TRACEY JOHN 1876 B
TRACEY JAMES 1876 B
TRACY MARY ANN 1876 B
TREACY ANN 1876 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1876 B
TRACEY JOHN 1876 B
TRACY JOHN 1876 B
TRACY FRANCIS JOSEPH 1876 B
TRACY SUSAN 1876 B
TRACEY WILLIAM 1876 B
EDWARDS
JAMES & TRAC(E)Y MARGARET 1877 M
CONWAY
JOHN & TRACEY MARY A 1877 M
MCLAUGHLIN
PATRICK & TRACEY MARY 1877 M
CLEMENTS
WRIGHT & TRACEY SARAH 1877 M
TRACY JANE 1877 B
TRACY SINCLAIR 1877 B
TRACEY JOSEPH 1877 B
TRACY ELLEN 1877 B
TRACEY MARY FRANCES 1877 B
TRACY ELLEN 1877 B
TRACY JANE 1877 B
TRACY
JOHN & HASSON CATHERINE 1878 M
TRACY MARY JANE 1878 B
TRACEY MARGARET 1878 B
TRACEY BERNARD 1878 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1878 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1878 B
TRACEY MARGARET 1878 B
TRACY BERNARD 1878 B
TRACY JOHN 1879 B
TRACY JOHN 1879 B
TRACEY ELLEN 1879 B
TRACEY MICHAEL 1879 B
TRACY JOHN 1879 B
TRACY JOHN 1879 B
TRACEY ELIZABETH 1879 B
TRACEY JAMES 1879 B
TREASY CAROLINE LUCY 1879 B
TRACEY MICHAEL 1879 B
TRACEY PATRICK 1879 B
TRACEY MARY JANE 1879 B
TRACY CATHERINE 1879 B
TRACEY MARY 1879 B
TRACEY JAMES 1879 B
HAUGHEY
PETER & TRACEY MARY 1880 M
MCCRORY
FRANCIS & TRACY ROSE 1880 M
QUIGLEY
JOHN & TRACEY BRIDGET 1880 M
TRACY JAMES 1880 B