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Traceys of Dublin – Page 1
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Dublin Heritage is a resource from Dublin City Public Libraries
focusing primarily on databases derived from printed and other historic records
related to Dublin city and surrounding administrative areas.
Online databases:
Baptisms, Marriages and Burials for Dublin
Parishes.
Electoral Lists (1939-40)
Church Records for Dublin
The ancestor of the
Leinster Traceys, Tressach son of Becan, King of the Uí Bairrche Maighe (+884
AD), may have died in Dublin fighting the Vikings. The majority of the Traceys
of Dublin can trace their history back to the Leinster tribe the Uí Bairrche.
c. 1190-1265. The
Dublin Guild Merchant Roll
Henricus de Traci 91/2
Sol (=schillings)
Hii subscripti
intraverunt in Gilde-mercaturam civitatis Dublinie William de Cestria et
Waltero unred existentibus prepositis anno regni Regis Henrici xlvii (1262-3)
Willelmus de Trasy
Clark, Mary ed (1999) The Dublin Guild Merchant Roll
c. 1190-1265. Dublin Corporation.
1258… Regis Henrici xliii...et cives Dublin per subscriptos…
El : Juvenem…Robertum Tracy…[may have been located beside the Dodder near
Dundrum]
Henry F. Berry. Notes on an Unpublished Ms. Inquisition (A.D. 1258),
Relating to the Dublin City Watercourse.From the Muniments of the Earl of
Meath. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic Studies,History, Linguistics,
Literature, Vol. 24 (1902 - 1904), pp. 39-46.
1289 Easter - Thursday April 28
Dublin: Willm Tracy, because he did not come when summoned - ½ mark
Calendar of Documents Ireland
1171-1301. Vol 1 p.144, Vol 3 p.48 & 222, Vol 4 p.274
Dublin City Franchise Roll
1468-1512. (1998) Dublin Corporation
Fourth Friday after the Feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist 14
Henry VII in the time of the said Mayor and Bailiffs (14 July 1499)
James Tracey, at the instance of Bailiff Pecoke
The Dublin Gild of Carpenters, Millers, Masons
and Heliers, in the Sixteenth Century.
…and Thomas, servant to William Trasse, are included among the members of the fraternity. [in
1522]
During the
mastership of Patrick Tanner in 1537, " discord " arose between
Patrick Boshell and William Trasse,
carpenters, as to the making of the roof of …The arbitrators decided that Trasse had broken their statutes, and he
was ordered to pay a fine…
…Certain of the entries have reference to what
were called “hostings.” [military expeditions beyond the city] William Trasse and John Gryffne were
paid 4s.4d. for hosting money in 1536; and in 1539, 7s.2d. were given Trasse
for a hosting in May of that year…
The journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland 1906
It states that in 1537 discord arose between
two carpenters, Patrick Boshell and William
Trasse, as to making the roof of Esker church. The work had been executed
by the latter, and the discord arose from the fact that Boshell had been
promised the contract, and that Trasse had obtained it by some unfair…
Ball, Francis Elrington (1906) A History of the County Dublin…Alex. Thom & Co. (Limited), Dublin
1564-1565 The proctor's accounts of Peter Lewis
[rebuilding of the Christ Church
cathedral]......Melaghlin Otrassy...at
iiij whit grots to every of them by the day at ther owne costis. iijs. vj d.
ob. qu.
Lewis,
Peter & Gillespie, Raymond (1996) The proctor's accounts of Peter Lewis,
1564-1565. Volume 1 of History of Christ Church, Dublin. Four Courts Press, Dublin.
Trasse,
Thomas, Dublin, 1575, Original
Will,
During the latter portion of the sixteenth century the following goldsmiths were admitted to the freedom of the city (Dublin): 1584 Francis Trassy. The journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland Vol. XI. Fifth Series Vol. XXXI. Consecutive Series 1901
Admitted to franchise, on having served
apprettce: …Francis Trassy,
goldsmith, an apprentice of John Hand, goldsmith…
Gilbert,
Johns (1891) Calendar of Ancient Records of
Dublin. V.2
Viscount and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole and
Baronet of the county of Limerick, so created 12th January 1642,
Charles the 1st.
1619 – 1715 Parish Register Society of Dublin: Church
of Ireland parish registers
Volume 1: The registers of St. John 1619-1699
4/11/1656 Tracey, Eliz: Daugh. To Edmund bapt. p.83
9/2/1669 Mary daughter to Daniell Trassy bur p.148
7/12/1683 Morris Trasie
Volume 4: Trinity College 1650-1660
24/2/1654 William Trassy of Gouline in the Barony of Middlethird and
Sarah Gervie of the same married. p.36
Volume 5: 1636-1715
23/3/1688-9 Bridget Tracy bur. p.84
24/7/1701 Mary Tracy bur. p.143
19/2/1710-11 Valentine Trasey bur. p.200
28/9/1711 Mary Treasy p.202
30/3/1713 b. Stephen Tracey, s. of Peter & Mary p.217
23/12/1713 b. Tho. Tracey p.221
26/1/1714 Eles Tracy bur. p.230
Volume 6 Union of Monkstown 1669-1786
1664 Extracts from the Heart Money Rolls Co. Dublin
Parish of Dalky
Patr. Tracy, one hearth ij (=sum of money) p.85
1666-7 Extracts from the Heart Money Rolls Co. Dublin
Parish of Dalky
Patrick Trassee, one hearth ij p.89
Volume 7 – missing
Volume 8 – Londonderry (Derry)
None
Volume 9 Parish of S.Peter and S.Kevin 1669-1761
1674 June Thady Trasey of St. Stephens Greene, buried Saturday June the
seven and twentieth p. 36
1676 February Katherin daughter of Mr. George and Martha Tracy of St.
Stephens Green buryed the eight and twentieth p.57
1680 Aprill Marriage John Wade and Susana Tracy maryed same day (Aprill
tweluth) p.72
1727 Burials Jane Tracy Feb 6th p.348
1739 Burials Catherin Treacy Dec 26th p.366
1740 Buriels Elizabeth Treacy Dec 10th p.369
1741 Burials Sarah Tracy Dec 24th p.371
1744 Christenings Robt, son of Thos and Ann Tracy Feby 18th
p.272
1754 Burials James Tracy May 6th p.389
1755 Christenings Elizth daur of John and Jane Treacy May 19th
p.293
1760 Christenings Mary daur of John and Jane Tracy Dec 14th
p. 308
Volume 10 St. Nicholas Without 1694-1739
1708 June 29th burials Laughlin Treacy from Garden Lane burd
p.163
1708 September 27th burials Symon Treasy from Fordams Ally
burd pr p.164
1711 July 14th burials Jon Treacy from the Coomb burd p.181
1716 October 2nd burrialls Widow Tracy from New Row p.217
1717 June 13th baptisms Margaret Treacey d. Francis and Mary
Patricks St. p.47
1730 May 5th marriages Franciss Tracy and Debora Green by
consistorial license p.98
Volume 11 St. Andrews, St. Anne, St. Audden and St.
Bride 1632-1800
1685 August (4) George Tracy and Sarah Williams marr by publ p.85
1698 May ye 22th Robertt Tracey and Ann Fottrell married p.88
1737 February 3rd marriages Bryan Fagan married to Eliz:
Tracy p.95
1787 April 28th Francis Smith and Maria Tracy consistory
licence by the Rev Roger Ford Minister of Crumlin p.71
Volume 12 S. Marie, S. Luke, S. Catherine and S.
Werburgh 1627-1800
1777 July 30th Edward Tracey and Sarah Bailey by Rev Richard
Powell and licence p.100
1789 July 8th Wm Tracy of the county of Gallaway, gent,
married to Hester Stanton of Ormond Quay, C1. p.41
1798 Sep 24th Mr. Clarke no. 49 Marys St. to Miss Tracy
married by the Rev Mr. Homan
1799 Aug 18th George Tracy to Ellinor Morris by banns p.48
1799 Nov 30th John Farrell to Ann Tracy by consistory licence
Rev Jno L’Estrange p.143
November 7, 1630
Pardon of Christopher Veldon, James Roone, and James Byrne, for the
murder of Thomas Tresy, late of the city of Dublin.
Calendar of the Patent and
Close Rolls of Chancery in Ireland, of the Reign Charles the First
April 1642 Deposition of Katherin Magee, Dublin
…William McEnale
of Ballskaddan [Balscadden Balbriggan]
in the said Countie of Dubli{
TCD http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition.php?depID=810174r223
26th April 1644 Mustarded at
Dublin
Captain Arthur Culme
...Edmond Trassy...
Lord Lambert
...James Tracy...
Serjeant-Majoe William Peasly
...Rorie Tracie...
Captain Nicholas Foorde
...Jo. Tressy...
30 January 1646[-7] Foot regiments in Dublin
...Lieutenant Roger Trasey...
Historical manuscripts
commission. Report on the manuscripts of the Marquis of Ormonde, K.P.,
preserved at the castle, Kilkenny
Ballimount inhabitants c. 1650
Lenington John farmer
Trassy William, his driver, aged 26 years, reasonable
stature, red complexion, yellow hair
Ny
Dogill Margaret, maid servant, aged 24 years, black hair
Dean Rath Inhabitants c. 1650
Aiess James, labourer
Tressy William, his servant, aged 21 years, 4½ feet tall, ¾ yard broad,
black hair
Tressy John, labourer, aged about 30 years. 5 feet tall, 1 yard broad,
brown hair.
Conner Margaret, his wife, aged about 30 years. 4½ feet tall, ¾ yard
broad, brown hair.
Curtiss Richard, labourer, aged 24 years, 5 feet tall, ¾ yard broad,
brown hair, a little brown beard
Tressy Margaret, his wife, aged 26 years, 5 feet tall, ¾ yard broad,
black hair
Tressy Katherine, aged 20 years, 4 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair
Tressy Alson, aged 16 years, 4 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair
Lucan Inhabitants c. 1650
Trassy John, brogmaker, aged 25 years, middle stature, black hair
Murchow Katherine, his wife, aged 29 years, tall stature, black hair
Wespanstown Inhabitants c. 1650
Trassy Richard, fircutter, aged 50 years, middle stature, brown hair
Fowin or Gowin Katherine, his wife, aged 25 years, small stature, brown
hair
Tenants belonging to Walter Archbold of Palmerstown c. 1650
Nolan Charles, aged 30 years, low stature, brown hair
Tressy Mary, his wife, aged 30 years, low stature, red hair
Nolan John, labourer, aged 18 years, low stature, brown hair
Irish Genealogist, vol 8, p.
1670? A list of men exchanged in
the new raised companies of Colonel Thomas Dongans regiment
Captain John Burke's Company
Old men...Teig Tressy...
Sir Richard Parsons' company
New Men...John Tracy...
The King's regiment of Guards in Ireland
New Men...Leanord Tracey...
Historical manuscripts
commission. Report on the manuscripts of the Marquis of Ormonde, K.P.,
preserved at the castle, Kilkenny
Date: 11 August 1662
Warrant, by the Duke of Ormond, appointing George Tracy to be one of the Waiters
in the Custom House of Dublin, during pleasure
Written from: Dublin Castle Shelfmark: MS.
Carte 165, fol(s). 9 Document type: Copy
Tracy,
George and Martha Pope, 1670,
Marriage Licence, page 222
1675 Customs House
Among the unpublished
Exchequer Records is preserved an entry of £50 11s. 6d., disbursed in 1673,
“for the Commissioners of Revenue for repairing the Custom House and the Warehouse;”
also an account “of work done at the Custom House by several men, amounting to
£22 5s., dated 28 September 1675, and signed George Tracy.
Gilbert,
John Thomas (1859) A history of the
city of Dublin. McGlashan and Gill, Dublin. Vol.II p.137
1682 Marquis of Ormond
May 22, George Tracy, Dublin to H.
Gascoigne
June 20, G. Tracy, Dublin to H.
Gascoigne
Aug 8, Geo. Tracey, Dublin to H.
Gascoigne
1878-79 [C.2340] [C.2340-I] Seventh report of the Royal Commission on historical
manuscripts. Part I.
Tracy,
George, Dublin, gentleman,
1690, Will, page 56**
1664 Extracts from the Heart Money Rolls Dublin
Parish of Clondalkin - Drumnagh Townland
John Tracey, one smoke, ii tax
Parish of Esker - Esker Townland
Richard Tressey, one hearth, ii tax
Journal of the Kildare
Archaeological Society, X, p.245, XI, p.451,
Freemen of Dublin
1669 Michael Tracey, Baker (pistor)
Kings Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Tracy, Hon. Robert, Judge of Common Please, 5th s. of Robert,
Vicount Tracy, Toddington, Glos., M.T., 15 April 1673, called 1680. 14 Nov
1699.
Baptisms in St. Brides Dublin 1633-1713
30th August 1674 Tracy Rich s. of Morrise & Dorathy
Irish Genealogist vol.7
List of Quarter Brothers & Journeymen [Goldsmiths]
1679 John Cressy
Freemen of Dublin
1679 Daniell Tracey, Healer (heyler) [slater?]
1721 Danl. Tracey, slater (healer), son of Daniel Tracey
1728 John Tracey, bricklayer, (son of Daniel Tracey)
1745 Philip Tracey, carpenter, (son of Daniel Tracey)
Freemen of Dublin
1679 Johes Trasey, baker (pistor)
1685 Georgius Tracey, shoemaker (calcear)
1688 Patrick Trasey, shoemaker
1691 Carolus Tracey, pewterer
Irish
Wild Geese at The Hotel d'Invalides Paris 1600 to 1799
Thomas Trassy aged 36 of Dublin, dragoon of Sr.
Carroll, lieutenant colonel of the King of England's Dragoons Regiment in which
he says he has served 10 years as much in France as in Ireland. He has had his
left arm "cut" after a musket shot at Valence. Married in Paris.
Catholic. Received 15th August 1697. 15th May 1700 he gave up his place. Given
30 PSC.
1699 The Dublin scuffle being a
challenge sent by John Dunton, citizen of London, to Patrick Campbel,
bookseller in Dublin
Nov. 24 1698...subscribed in the presence of...Patrick Tracy...
Skerries
Tracey
John 17c #52.1\
Treacy
Family 19c #193.7\
http://indigo.ie/~skerries/history/members/names/tt.html
Directory of Dublin 1738 to 1800
1738 Tracey Daniel, Church Street. Tracy Daniel, Heyler. 1752
None. 1760 Merchants and Traders Tracy (John), Bricklayer, Gravel-walk Tracy (James) China-merchant, Fishamble-street 1761-7 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Tighe Street. 1766
& 1767 Physicians and Surgeons [?] Tracy (Michael) Back-lane 1768 Tracy James, China Merchant & Taylor, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Tighe Street. 1769 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Arran Quay. Tracy Richard, Slater, Mary’s Lane Tracy Godfrey, Ensign Foot Royal, America, 11th September. 1770 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Arran Quay. Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1771 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1772 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, Chequer Lane. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1773 Tracy Elinor, Taylor, Essex Street. Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, Chequer Lane. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1774 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble
Street. Tracy John, Taylor, Chequer Lane. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1775 Tracy James, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 35 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1776-8 Tracy James, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 41 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, 4 Princes Street 1779 Tracy James, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 41 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770)
(marked died) Tracy Richard, Slater, 4 Princes Street Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 10 Fleet Street. 1780 Tracy John, Taylor, 41 Exchequer Street. Tracy Richard, Slater, 4 Princes Street Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. 1781 Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. 1782-3 Tracy Edward, Carpenter & Manufacturer, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. 1784-5 Tracy Edward, Carpenter & Manufacturer, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Confectioner, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 58 Coombe. 1786 Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Confectioner, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 58 Coombe. 1787 Tracy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Confectioner, 42 Exchequer Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer & Shoe Maker, 4 Nicholas Street. 1788 Tracy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Pastry cook & Confectioner, 5 S. Gt. Georges Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer & Shoe Maker, 4 Nicholas Street. 1788 Tracy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Pastry cook & Confectioner, 5 S. Gt. Georges Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer & Shoe Maker, 4 Nicholas Street. 1789-90 Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Pastry cook & Confectioner, 5 S. Gt. Georges Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 2 Nicholas Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer” Treacy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. 1791-2 Tracy Edward, Measurer, 1 Chappel Yard, Stephens Street. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer” 1793 Tracy Edward, Measurer, 1 Chappel Yard, Stephens Street. Tracy Philip, Taylor, Trinity Place. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer” 1794 Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Trinity Place. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 47 Castle
Street. Solicitor in Chancery by order of the court. 1795 Tracy Michael, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Trinity Place. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 47 Castle
Street. 1795
Directory Attornies - †Tracy (W.W.) K.C.E. 47 Castle-Street 1796-8 Tracy Martin, Carpenter, 18 Vicker Street. Tracy Michael, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Dame Lane. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedys Lane. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 165 Gt
Britain Street. 1799 Tracy Martin, Carpenter, 18 Vicar Street. Tracy Michael, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Dame Lane. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Pawnbroker, 26 Kennedys Lane. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 29 L. Stra
Street. |
1705 “The Ouzel Galley Society” This society first saw light in 1705 with Tracy as its first captain.
He lived in Dublin and Waterford. The Ouzel Galley,
Old Dublin Society, Special Issue Vol.3, no.2, p. 9,11,20 3 Mar 1708 John Tressy, Yeoman of Dublin City, Witness to memorial Vol 2, p.175,
No.364 1709 Sir Mark
Ranford, Alderman of Dublin Tenant: William Tracy, Aron Street (Will) 8th June 1710, John Tressy, drawer, witness to leasing to
Edward Rasin Old Poultry Market, Fishamble Street, Dublin (7352/2/480/1278) 18/12/1710, 19/12/1710 and 30/12/1710 Martin Tracy, City of Dublin, Clerk to Bruen
Worthington, City of Dublin. Witness to Lease & Release: P1 raising
mortgage of £25 on property in deed 1744 Vol. 6, p.182, No. 1745 Witness to Mortgage: E let to F, 1 Aug 1624,
property in West St, Dublin, for 63 yrs. Subsequent lease dated 26 Jul 1669
to G property in Liberties of Dublin for 61 years. C advancing £25 on the
leases. Vol. 5, p.265, No. 1714 A History of the County Dublin By Francis Elrington Ball. Howth and its owners:
In the early part of the 18th century the penal laws fell heavily on the
Roman Catholics. The Rev. Edward Treacy, who was then the parish
priest, was a special object of persecution, and his church was reported to
be in a dangerous condition, and liable to fall down. But throughout the
century the Roman Catholic parishioners were not left without spiritual aid. The Rev. Edward Treacy was parish priest in
Howth from 1713-1750 [In a parliamentary return in 1831, there
are stated to have been in the parishes of Howth, Baldoyle and Kilbarrack
“Two mass-houses, one priest and one popish school.”] 17June 1714 John Sweetman of the Red Houses of Baldoyle in said county farmer being duly sworn on the Holy Evangelists and Examined. Saith that the last time he heard mass was on Sunday next sevennight. That the said Mass was said and celebrated by one Father Tracie a Popish Priest in the town of Hoath. He knoweth not the said Priest's Christian name. Saith that James Comon, Christopher Higley, Toby Tallant, Patrick Carr all of Hoath were at the celebration or saying of the said Mass. That the place of the said Trade's Residence is usually att or neare the town of Baldoyle. And that he doth not know of any Romish Bishop or Regular cleargy man of the Popish religion in this kingdom. Saith that there was one Christopher Meldon lately taught school in the Town of Baldoyle, that the said Meldon is now in Confinement at Kilmainham and that he knows of no other person that taught school within the said county. Johes Sweetman [bound to Daniel Wybrants appear in the sum of] 40 Thomas Stepney. 17 June 1714 Burke, William P (1914) The Irish priests in the
penal times (1660-1760) [microform] : from the state papers in H. M. Record
Offices, Dublin and London, the Bodleian Library, and the British
Museum". Waterford 4-18 March 1718 to 2 Dec 1720
Lease + Release (20919/31/20/17322) John Tracy, Gent, City of Dublin, Witness Deed.
Tripartite agreement. A and B granted forever quitclaim to C,D,E all lands
and tenements of Deansfort, 240 ac. Barony of Tallbotstown, County Wicklow. XXIII, 18511. L & r, 28, 29
Apr, 1719, L betw Rd Tisdall,
Dublin, esq, of i p, and Geo Warburton, esq,... Witnesses: Richd Geering, Dublin, esq; Thos Eaton, atty of King's Bench;
John Tracy, clerk to Geering. Dermot MacIvor.
Historical Notes on Millockstown and Blakestown. Journal of the County Louth
Archaeological Society, Vol. 13, No. 1 (1953), pp. 68-123 23-4 November 1720 to 17 Dec 1720
Lease + Release (21086/31/0/17424) R. Tracy, Inn at Fleet Street, Witness. Four part
agreement: A,B, rent to C - G all towns and lands of Ballefister, Ballemaser,
Strandtowne, Bullemacer, Ballemackoris, County Downe; also town and lands of
Annaduffe occupied by H - R. 10-12 July 1723 Indented deeds of
lease + release (22518/36/497/23792) John Tracy, Gent, Dublin city, Witness Memorial. A
for £120 several houses in Kilmallock called C's Lots for ever 1724
Patrick Tracy, Hawker. NGR.
He signed ‘Flying-stationers
declaration [against] Wood’s drossy half pence.’ Pollard,
Mary (2000) A Dictionary of Members of the Dublin Book Trade 1550-1800: Based
on the Records of the Guild of St. Luke the Evangelist, Dublin. 1727 Garret Wesley,
Dangan, Co. Meath. Memorial Witness: John Tracy of Dublin (Will) 1728…[William Tracy] resided in
Fleet street, in the parish of St. Marks, Dublin, in which parish he married,
according to the rites of the Protestant Church on the 17th April
1728, Mary, daughter of Mr. James O’Brien, a woolen merchant in that city…and
in the same parish his eldest son, James Tracy [and Timothy Tracy born 1730],
the claimants grandfather, was born on the 27th January 1729. 1787? ...an old lady of the name of
Tracy, in Exchequer-street [above no. 43? the confectioners], Dublin. She had
been a widow for several years and I used to work for her. Her brother, Mr.
O’Brien, a woolen draper [in Francis street], and her son James Tracey, were
also known to me… (See Tracy
Peerage Case) 1730 John Tracy and
Deborah Green (Marriage Licence) 1/8/1732 Convert Rolls Richard Tressy (Trissey), Dublin
1732 The Corporations of Dublin, their Swearing Days, and the Names of the Masters and Wardens [John Watson] Bricklayers, August 24. John Woods, Master, John Tracy and John Wogan, wardens 1733 Joseph Tracy and
Elizabeth Harrobin (Marriage Licence) 2nd October 1734 Old Bailey - Ordinary's
Account, Two Men, viz. Nicholas Baldwin, and Humphry Remmington; and four Women,
viz. Mary Haycock, Elizabeth Tracey, Ann Knight and Catherine Bougle, were by the Jury
found Guilty of capital Crimes, and received Sentence of Death. Elizabeth Tracey, 27
Years of Age, born nigh Dublin, liv'd
with her Father and kept House for him after her Mother's Death, who educated
her at School in such Things as were proper for one of her Station. Her
Father gave her 30 or 40 l. to put herself into Business, with which she
bought Irish Linnen, and sold it in the Country , as well whilst she was
in Ireland as in England, 'till such Time as the Stock was
run out, and then she liv'd by Washing , and other Day-labour; having still
some Pretence of Business to conceal her villainous Practices of coining
counterfeit Money. Her Sister, Katharine Tracey, alias Bogle, or Steuard, was
long detain'd in New-Prison for
putting off and paying away counterfeit Money… Catherine Bogle, alias Tracey, alias
Steuart, about thirty seven years of Age, was born of
honest Parents near Dublin, who put
her to School, and bred her in the Romish Way. She served in several
Families, but being of a vicious Disposition, she soon grew intimate with
several Men, and lived with them at different times, and past alternately for
their Wives, and had several Children by them, and this is the Occasion of
giving her the Name of Bogle, Steuart, &c. and when they fell out, whilst
under Sentence, with her Sister Elizabeth, she upbraided her with having had
four Bastards in her own Country. Her last Husband (as she called him) used
to lock her up, and to keep her under a pretty close Confinement, but
Catherine not loving this way of Treatment, made an Escape from him, and came
to London last Year… http://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?path=ordinarysAccounts%2FOA17341002.xml Freemen of Dublin 1737 John Tracey,
carpenter, (son of John Tracey) 1738 The Corporations of Dublin, their Swearing Days, and the Names of the Masters and Wardens [Guy Miège] 7. Carpenters, August 16. Daniel Tracy, Heyler, Master: Thomas Ward, Henry Mills, John Lewis Wardens 1740 Dublin City Officers [John Watson] Overseer of City Works: John Tracy 1742
Dublin City Officers [John Watson] Assistant to the Masters of the City Works: John Tracy, Tighe-street. 1743
Dublin City Officers [John Watson] 20. Bricklayers. John Tracy, Tighe-street. 1741-1748 p. xiv – Daniel Tracy – roofing The committee appointed to retrench the city
expenses, agreed with Daniel Tracy for roofing and slating the Mayoralty
House, Trolsel, and other public buildings, for fifteen years, at £20, per
year. 1742-3 p.62 -
Dublin
Assembly Roll 1742 …We think it proper
that the old pipes be disposed of for the use of this city, and that the
repairing the mills and wears be carried on under the direction of Mr.
Scalon, and that Mr. Tracy attend the said work. p. 97 – Daniel Tracy – roofing …agreed with Daniel Tracy for keeping the
slating and roofs of the said houses and every one of them in full repair for
15 years to come, provided the said Tracy lives so long, at the yearly salary
of £20, to commence from the 25th December last, to be paid to the
said Tracy in half yearly payments, he obliging himself for the above
mentioned time to keep the said roofs in such exact order…said Tracy to give
his bond of the penalty of £200, for performance of the same. Which is submitted
to your honours, this 18th January 1742…Daniel Tracy.. p.210 – Dublin
Assembly Roll 1746. Scanlon Tracy. Payment. Order. …and ending the 25th
October 1740, certified by Mr. Tracy… March 1748 p.293 …according to an
estimate given in by Mr. Tracy, will amount to £27 19s. 6d., sterling, which
hope will effectually prevent the city pipe timber or tools from being
embezzled or destroyed in the future. Which is submitted to your honours, this 21st 1741 p.450 Representatives of
Dublin Guilds [20] “Bricklayers”:
John Tracy, Henry Keating Weldrick,
John Francis (1902) Calendar of
Ancient Records of Dublin. Vol. IX. Joseph Pollard, Dublin. p. xiv, 62, 97,
210 (7 pages) 27 April 1742 to 7
May 1754 Indented deed 5 part (31103/165/428/112620) Partick Tracy, Occupier, Michael Chamberlain Esq of
Dublin City intended marriage to Deborah Roberts of Dublin City, £1000
marriage portion; made over various houses formerly and currently occ by
others listed Trusts for annuity or rent charge of £120 pa for life after
death lands intail male [1742]
The Parting Cup Just as Pat Tracy bought his coals, By halves good lack! And not by wholes, Not by half tun, but by half Barrel, Which made his Wife with him to quarrel, To vent her Passion and Displeasure, That he shou’d stint her of her Measure. Whyte, Laurence. Original poems on various subjects,
Serious, Moral, and Diverting, viz. I. An Essay on Dunning, in Seven Canto's.
II. A Dissertation on Fashions... Dublin, MDCCXLII. [1742]. 300 pp. 1744 John Tracy Bricklayer,
who appears to have built Mercer's School, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin, in 1744 to
a plan by Cummin. After the trustees of the school had passed Cummin's plan,
they 'spoke to' John Tracy, bricklayer, about the building. He is probably
the mason and bricklayer who was employed extensively by the Barrack Board
between 1753 and 1762 in works at the Dublin Barracks, Dublin Castle, the
Poddle Guard House, the Parliament House, the Four Courts, the Powder
Magazine and the Deputy Keeper's lodge in Phoenix Park. M. Quane, 'Mercer's School Rathcoole &
Castleknock, Co. Dublin', JRSAI 93 (1963) www.dia.ie J Tracey. executing 332£
perches plantation measure of the said work, commencing at the city bason and proceeding Bason, south
westward, from thence through ... Gilbert, Rosa Mulholland & Weldrick, John Francis
(1904) Calendar of Ancient Records of
Dublin. Vol. 11. Joseph Pollard, Dublin. p.277 Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin Tracy (Tracey), Philip, Pen. (Dr. Magill), July 19, 1738, aged 16; s.
of Daniel, Generosus; b. Dublin. B.A. Vern. 1743. M.A. Æst. 1746. 1747 Tracey Patrick, Dublin, baker
(Prerogative Will) 1751 Subscribers: Mr. John Tracey Mr. Daniel Tracey Winstanley, John. Poems
written occasionally by the late John Winstanley, A. M. L. D. F. S. T. C. D.
Dublin, MDCCLI. [1751]. 1751 Tracey, John, Porter’s-row, Dublin
(Prerogative Will) John Tracey of Porter’s Row Dublin (St.
Andrews), 1751, Probate will. Prerogative Grant book/F/202a 1753 St Paul's Parish, Dublin In the same year it was
decided the time had come to have a Vestry room built as all Parish business
meetings had to be held in the Church. This was to be built at the West end
of the Church, North side of window. The room was to be 14' x 17', walls 9'
high, pitched roof, plain ceiled, plastered, floored with tiles, 2 windows, 2
doors, shutters for windows, chimney in N. W. angle. The work was given over
to John Trecey, bricklayer and Hugh Willson, carpenter. Final costing
including furniture: thirty-four pounds (Vol II, 1753, 4). Edith M. Best. St Paul's Parish, Dublin.The Journal of the Royal
Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Vol. 104 (1974), pp. 15-28 1754
Subscribers: Mr. John Tracy, Bricklayer Mr. John Tracy, Carpenter Aheron, John. A general treatise of architecture. In
five books. Dublin, MDCCLIV. [1754]. 217 pp. 1755 Judd, Peter,
Dublin, tallow chandler. (Quaker records) To my daughter Rachel Pim, executrix, two houses etc. in Big Butter
Lane, Dublin wherein Christopher Deey and the Widow Bolinbroke now live
subject to payment of £6 and a suger loaf and after her death to her
children. To my son-in-law John Pim, executor, the house wherein I now dwell
in Big Butter Lane, subject to £10 and sugar load yearly, also implements and
tools belonging to the soap boiling and chandling business. To the children
of Rachel Pim 5 houses on north side of Big Butter Lane now in tenancy of
Widow Mercer, James Barden, Alderman Hunt, Widow Mitchell and Widow Dabyac,
subject to yearly rent of £20 and one sugar loaf. Dated 13 Nov. 1755. Codicil dated 3 March 1757. Witnesses: Wm. Jacob, Beaumt. Astle, James Russell. Freemen of Dublin 1755 Thos. Tracy,
slater (healer), (by service with Daniel Tracy) 9-13 Jun 1757 Lease &
Release (35629/202/115/124774) Tracy, Occupier, Edward Ransford, city of Dublin
& Isabella Ransford, sister, had raised £400 mortgage with Ann Ackland,
who subsequetly married William Deacon, merchant City of Dublin. They sold
the mortgage to Elizabeth Baker and Bulkeley Harris, buying the mortgage
& granting £200 to Martha Ransford. Numerous properties in & around
the suburbs of Dublin, making over her portion under her father’s will, £400.
Freemen of Dublin 1760 Richard
Tracy, slater (healer) January 5th
1761 The ‘Orphan of China’ at Smock-alley and Crow-street theatres The tragedy was
rehearsed three times a day, and Mr. Tracey, then tailor to the
Theatre, working day and night on the dresses, they were completed in eight
and fourty hours. Gilbert,
John Thomas (1859) A history of
the city of Dublin. McGlashan and Gill, Dublin. Vol.II p.189 Haldane Macfall. The life
of Mrs Abington (formerly Miss Barton) celebrated comic actress Mr. Mossop revived “The Orphan of China” which had succeeded at Drury-Lane, the winter before…As the manager had quarrel with Tracey, the taylor, credit was no more to be had than money…At length I prevailed upon Tracey, not only to make and expedite the dresses, but likewise to find the materials…Crow-street… Bellamy, George Anne. (1785) An apology for the life
of George Anne Bellamy. Late of Covent-Garden Theatre. Written by herself. Dublin,
MDCCLXXXV. [1785]. 340 pp. 2 Volumes 1761 Tracey, Daniel, Dublin, healer
(Prerogative Will) 1761 Belfast Newsletter Martin Tracey, Earl St. timber merchant 22/4/1761 Convert Rolls Terence Tracy, Gent, St. Bridget Parish.
16 Oct. 1761 Belfast Newsletter Dublin Mr. Martin Tracey, Earl St. timber merchant horseback attacked
footpads Palmerstown robbed cash watch. 1761
Voters - Candidates …John Tracy, Carpenter – Grattan, Burton… Richard Tracy, Carpenter – Hunt, Grattan Thomas Tracy, ditto – ditto… This day the poll was continued for electing two
Members to represent the City of Dublin in Parliament, Dublin 1761. 1 pp. 1762 Fitzwilliam Estates (around Merrion and Fitzwilliam Squares,
Dublin 2?) Survey by Jonathan Barker Illustration
– James Tracy Old House
National Archives 2011/3/1 14 January 1763 (FJ) Died In
Bride-Street, Mr. Daniel Tracy, Saddle-tree-maker Jan. 17, 1764 Freeman Journal, Dublin, Ireland
DEATHS: In Bride-Street, Mr. Daniel Tracy, Saddle-tree-maker. 8 July 1763 Richard Bonner
and Sarah his wife, Oldtown, Co. Kildare to John Tracy, Dublin
Mortgage, recites deed of 25th Nov., 1734. Consid. £560 Audleystown
Toberdoney Tober-Ellin [sic.] Elishas [sic.] Co. Down. T1878/113 1763
Barrack Street
MS 36,513/9 Renewals of leases by Count Alfred D’Orsay
and others, trustees in the will of the late Earl of Blessington to John
Tracy and Mary Anne O’Reilly, widow. Also includes copy lease by Charles
Gardiner to John Tracy. 14 July 1763-19 Mar 1831 3 items MS 36,513/5 Leases by Luke Gardiner to Abigail
Tracy, widow. 21 Sept 1779 2 items MS 36,513/6 Renewals by Luke Gardiner to
Abigail Tracy, widow. 31 May 1780 2 items Gardiner Papers NLI August 17th 1808 Lease of property
in Barrack St., Dublin by Ann Reily otherwise Tracy, widow, to Mary Masterson
(D. 9666-7) 1763... producing
yearly to the Lord Mayor, a certificate signed by Mr. John Tracy, that
the several buildings [Mayoralty house and offices], in the said report
mentioned, are in thorough order and repair. Calendar of ancient records
of Dublin. Volume XI Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin Tracy, John, Pen. (Mr. Darby), July 8, 1763. [N.F.P.] B.A.
Vern. 1768. [Of the Middle Temple; eldest s. of John of Dublin; Irish Bar
1770. March 17, 1764 Freeman Journal Dublin, Ireland Saturday In most Societies or Meetings, the Healths of the following gentlemen
are drank as Friends to Liberty. … Thomas Tracy… 19 July 1765 [canal from Dolphin's Barn to
Kilmainham]...Supplying the city with pipe water...your committee agreed with
messieurs Edward Barnwell and Peter
Tracey for executing 332.5 perches plantation measures of the said work,
commencing at the city bason and proceeding south westward from thence
through the lands of Kilmainham... 3rd April 1766...To amount of money paid messieurs
Barnewell and Tracey on account of their contract ... ... £896 9 9 Calendar of ancient records of Dublin.
Volume XI 1765 Tracy, John, Cork-st., Dublin,
tapeweaver (Prerogative Will) 12 October 1765 (FJ) A well dressed young man went to the House of
Mr. Shee, in Abbey-street [Dublin]...He says his name is John Tracy,
by trade a shoe-maker, and was born at Birr in the Kings County. 5 November 1765 (FJ) In the morning another of the villains who
cut and carried away the valuable trunk from the back of the Post Chaise of
William Brownlow, Esq; was taken and lodged in Newgate by Messr. Flaherty,
Wolfe, Tracy, Connor and Davis. 18 January 1766 (FJ) Died In Swords, Mr. Michael Tracy, Inn-keeper 4 October 1766 (FJ) Died In Fishamble-street, the Wife of Mr. James
Tracy, China-merchant 10 Oct.
1766 Belfast Newsletter Died…Fishamble St. wife James Tracy,
china merchant… 1766 John Tracy
Dublin Carpenter 27/6/1766
Narrate 1 p. 22/8/1766 My five grandchildren viz Suzanna Langin (now
inter-married to John Nailor sergt. in 39th Reg. of Foot), Hannah
Langin, Mary Langin, Elizabeth Langin, Rachel Langin. My six houses on north
side of Tighe Street in the parish of St. Paul, Dublin. Robert Barrett, the widow
wall, Thomas Kelly, John Coates, John Stewart and Owen Tommins tenants
thereof. Robert Barnett, Dublin, cordwainer, John Stewart, Dublin,
Victualler, exors. Witness: Zacharia Toulton, Dublin cordwainer,
John Fotteral, Dublin gent. Memorial witness by John Fotteral, James
Malloy, Dublin writing master. 247, 290, 161707 John Stewart (seal) 23 April 1766 St Stephen’s Green
Lady Arabella Denny to Mrs Fagan regarding the need to acquire Tracy’s Field near Peafield. National Archives reference 2/8/71 ii Chapelizod,
Dublin. "AD 1767 - in the beginning of the month of May - I mention
it because as I said, I write from memoranda, an awfully dark night down on
Chapelizod and all the country round. I believe there was no moon, and the
stars had been quite put out under the "wet blanket of the night,"
which impenetrable muffler overspread the sky with a funereal darkness. There
was a little of that sheet-lightning early in the evening, which betokens
sultry weather. The clouds, column after column, came up sullenly over the
Dublin mountains, rolling themselves from one horizon to the other into one
black dome of vapour, their slow but steady motion contrasting with the awful
stillness of the air. There was a weight in the atmosphere, and a sort of
undefined menace brooding over the little town, as if unseen crime or danger
- some mystery of iniquity - was stealing into the heart of it, and the
disapproving heavens scowled a melancholy warning... It was, indeed, a
remarkably dark night - a rush and down-pour of rain! The doctor stood just
under the porch of the stout brick house - of King William's date, which was
then the residence of the worthy rector of Chapelizod - with his great
surtout and cape on - his leggings buttoned up - and his capacious leather
"overalls" pulled up and strapped over these - and his broad-leafed
hat tied down over his wig and ears with a mightly silk kerchief. I dare say
he looked absurd enough - but it was the women's doing - who always, upon
emergencies, took the doctor's wardrobe in hands. Old Sally, with her kind,
mild grave face, and gray locks, stood modestly behind the hall; and pretty
Lilias, his only child, gave him her parting kiss, and her last grand charge
about his shoes and other exterior toggery, in the porch; and he patted her
cheek with a little fond laugh, taking old John Tracy's, the butler's,
arm. John carried a handsome horn-lantern, which flashed now on a roadside
bush - now on the discoloured battlements of the bridge - and now on a
streaming window. They stept out - there were no umbrellas in those days -
splashing among the wide and widening pools; while Sally and Lilias stood in
the porch, holding candles for full five minutes after the doctor and his
"Jack-o'-the lantern," as he called honest John, whose arm and candle
always befriended him in his night excursions, had got round the
corner." J. Sheridan Le Fanu, "The House By the Churchyard,"
1863 13 December 1768 (FJ) In the
morning, a number of fellows diverted themselves with beating a Bull at
Finglas-Bridge, when some persons attempting to take the bull from them, one Tracey,
received a stab of a pitchfork from one of the rioters, of which he died
immediately. 25 July 1768 (FJ) Hibernian Accademy,
Dublin Examinations...Geography-Europe...Tracey... 5 September 1767 (FJ) Aug 30th]
Eleanor Tracy renounced the Errors of Popery, and embraced the protestant
Religion, in the Parish Church of Clontarf. 31 December 1768 (FJ) 31st] A
dangerous Fire broke out at the House of Mr. Edward Tracy, Pastry-cook
in Chequer lane; but by the timely assistance of the Fire Engines belonging
to St. Andrew’s and St. Ann's Parishes, under the care of Mr. Babington and
Mr. Hodges, it was happily extinguished. 6 Jan. 1769 Belfast
Newsletter 31 fire house Edward Tracy, pastry-cook Chequer Lane Thomas Babington,
Mr. Hodges, assistance fire-engines St. Andrew’s St. Anne’s parishes damage.
[Dublin] 26 December 1769 (FJ) Died On Ellis's
quay, Mr. John Tracy, formerly an eminent Bricklayer 1769
& 1770 Dublin City Officers [John Watson] Assistant to the Masters of the City Works: John Tracy, Ellis’s Kay. 1770 [10.] Hugh
McDaniel, setting forth that the employment of assistant to the masters of
the city works is become vacant by the
death of Mr. John Tracy, therefore prayed to grant him the said office
of assistant to the masters of the city works. [3.] Certain
of the commons, setting forth that the place of assistant to the masters of
the city works is become vacant by the
death of John Tracy, and they
apprehend that such an officer would be of advantage to the
corporation of this city, if the duties were properly ascertained, therefore
prayed to appoint a committee for that purpose. Calendar of ancient
records of Dublin. Volume XII Kings Inns Admission Papers
1607-1867
Tracy, John, 1st s. of John, Dublin. M.T., M 1770. 1770 Tracy, John, Dublin, gent. (Prerogative
Will) John Tracy, 25th January 1770,
Prerogative Court will. T/6284. 1770 17th September Finn’s
Leinster Journal Married, Mr. Patrick Tracy, basket-maker
to Miss Mary English of Fishamble Street. Irish
Genealogist, Vol. 8 1-5 February 1771 Ramsey's Waterford
Chronicle Died...the
wife of Mr. Tracey, broker. 2 February 1771 (F) ...In Bride's-alley,
Mr. John Heven, Broker; and the Wife of Mr. Tracy, Broker... 1771 Tracey, George (Prerogative Will) 2/12/1771 Convert Rolls Dr. Denis Tracy of Physick, Dublin &
Mountmellick Queens Co
1771 Freeman's
Journal Dublin, December 30. Last Sunday Denis Tracy, Esq. M.D. of Mount-melick
in the Queen's County, a Gentleman of Eminence in his Profession, read his
Recantation in the Parish Church of St.Audeon's, Dublin. Freemen of Dublin 1771, John
Tracy, esq, carpenter 1771-2 John Tracy of Dublin, Slaughter-Butcher [insolvent debtor?] Reverend Philip Tracy, Marshalsea of the Four Courts Acts and
statutes, made in a Parliament begun at Dublin, the seventeenth day of
October, Anno Dom. 1769 1773- 1810 Irish Tontine Annuities A list of the Nominees in the Irish Life
Annuities of 1773 certified to be living on the 25th December 1810 Ann Tracy spinster - (23) - Parish of St. Paul in the city of
Dublin; second daughter of Mr. John
Tracy late of said parish, and his only daughter by Abigail his second
wife £100. 24 August 1774 (FJ) Married
Mr
Abraham Lennon of Pimlico, aged 25, to the widow Hannan, of Earl-street, aged
85. - Mr. Mark Conway, aged 16, to Miss Mary Treacy, aged 30, grand daughter to
said widow Hannan.
1774 Annual Register
Married lately at Dublin, Mr. Abraham Lemon of Plimlico, aged 25, to
the widow Hannan of Earl Street, aged 85. On the same day, Mr. Mark Conway,
aged 16, to Miss Mary Treacy, aged 30, grand daughter to the said
widow Hannon. The Annual Register or A
view of the History, Politics and Literature for the year 1774. Dodsley
London 1789. 8 July
1775 (FJ) Yesterday came on to be tried in his Majesty’s
Court of exchequer, before the right hon. Lord Chief Baron Forster, and a
respectable jury of the citizens of Dublin, a cause by nisi prius, wherein Richard
Tracy, slater, was plaintiff, and William Kean of Clontarf, Esq, was
defendant, upon an action on the case, for publishing in Saunder's News
Letter a scandalous libel by the defendant, against the plaintiff; when the
jury (after a full hearing) brought in a verdict for the plaintiff, of
450l.damages and 6d. costs. 29 July
1775 (FJ) Married Mr. Tracy of the Strand, to Miss Rebecca Powel of
Back-lane. 1 August
1775 (FJ) The marriage of Mr. Tracy of the Strand, to Miss
Rebecca Powel of Back-lane, is void of foundation. 1776 Ramsey's Waterford Chronicle Henry Stevens Rielly = Miss Tracey of Ellis Quay,
June 1776 Hibernian Magazine 1776
& 1777 Dublin Court of
Exchequer possession orders,
Daniel Tracy, debtor, Francis Street. http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000280393 Daniel Tracey v John Thrustout, a plot of
ground on the west side of Francis Street containing various houses,
cottages, etc, dated May 20th 1776 & June 10th 1777. 31 July 1777 (FJ) Married Mr. Edward Tracy, merchant in Birr, to
Miss Sally Baily of Meath-street 1777 Treacy, Martin, timber merchant
(Prerogative Will) 1777 St Paul's Parish, Dublin On 2nd June
1777 there was a proposal to build a new school house for the Charity School
"contiguous to the Vestry Room on the North Walk leading to Oxmantown
Green. Part of the walk at Western End in breadth 43' and in depth 20' be
vested in Trustees: Tracy, Ryan and Bunbury". Edith M. Best. St Paul's
Parish, Dublin.The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland,
Vol. 104 (1974), pp. 15-28 1777 Freemen of Dublin city William Tracy of Dublin 1778 Tracy, Richard, Prionce’s-street,
Dubl., slater (Prerogative Will) 5 December 1778 (FJ) Bankrupt Thomas Tracy,
of Fleet-street, in the city of Dublin, grocer, dealer, and chapman, to
surrender on the 15th and 17th days of december instant, and on the 26th day
of January next, at one o'Clock in the afternoon, on each of the said days,
at the Tholsel. Atorney, John Kelly, Fade-street. 10 June 1779 (FJ) Mr. John Tracy
of Fishamble-street, musician, to Miss Grumly of said place. 12 June 1779 (F) Married Mr. John
Tracy, of Fishamble-street, to Miss Grumley, of said place. 10 July 1779 (F) Died ...On
Ellis's-quay, councellor Tracy... July 1779 On Ellis's quay,
John Tracy, Esq, barrister at law. By his death an estate of between £600 and
£700 per annum devolves to his brother-in-law Henry Stevens Reilly, Esq, an
eminent notary publick. The Gentleman's and London
magazine: or monthly chronologer, 1741-1794 29th July 1779 Faulkner's
Dublin Journal Death: In
Fishamble-street, Mr. James Tracy, Taylor & China Merchant. 1779 Tracy, James, Dublin, tailor
(Prerogative Will) 1779 Tracy, John, Barrister-at-law
(Prerogative Will) John Treacy (barrister) 19th July
1779, Prerogative Court will. T/6285. Friday, June 4, 1779 Londonderry Journal
Dublin:
Timothy Tracy, convert to the Church of Ireland at the parish church of
Monnkstown. 1780
The General Insurance Company of Ireland Subscribers In the City of Dublin…Exrs. of John Tracy, Esq; dec. 1781
The General Insurance Company of Ireland In the City of Dublin…Late John Tracy, Esq…. 3 July 1781 (FJ) Married Dr. St. John
of Leighlin-bridge, co. Carlow, apothecary, to the most amicable, lovely and
agreeable, Widow Tracy of Fishamble-street 28 February 1782 (FJ) At
Werburgh-street...meeting of the working weavers of Ball and Woodhouse...Nicholas
Tracy... 25 April 1772 Fee Farm Grant for
property at Stephen's Green Columbine Lee Carre
of Benegary, Co. Carlow, Esquire, of the first part; Rev. Edward Synge of
Dublin, Clerke Archdeacon of Killaloe, of the other part Signed and
sealed by both parties, witnessed by Arthur Dunne, John Kelly and Roger
Treacy and registered by John MacAlee, Deputy Registrar at the Register's
Office (Book 285, Page 593, Number 190750). [Dublin
Unitarian Church Collection RIA/DUC/2/SIN/10] 11 September 1782 (F) Mr. Daniel
Tracy, of the North Strand, to miss Payne, of Abbey-street. 1782 Tracey, Edward, Exchequer-st., Dublin,
carpenter (Prerogative Will) 1783 Tracy, Darby, Angel-alley, Dublin,
aleseller (Prerogative Will) 1783 Tracy, Thomas, Earl-street, Dublin
(Prerogative Will) 1783-4
Votes of the House of Commons, Dublin p.465 a petition of John Tracy, late of Cook-street, in the City of Dublin, Dealer p.578 a Petition of Thomas Tracey, of the Upper Combe, in the City of Dublin, Grocer p.611 a petition of John Tracy, of Ross-lane, in the County of the City of Dublin, Taylor p.613 a petition of William Tracy, formerly of Dungannon, in the County of Tyrone, Dealer Register of the Parish of St. Thomas, Dublin
1750-1791
Wm Reed & Martha Tracey, 3 December 1783, Revd. Dr. Paul
Consistorial Licence. 27 July 1784 (FJ) Married Mr. Edward
Tracy, carpenter and Measurer, of Exchequer-street to Miss Deborah Taylor, of
Parliment Row. February 26, 1785 Freemans Journal Masquerade and
Fancy Dress for Ladies and Gentlemen - Designed and made up in the most
elegant stile and manner by Mrs. Tracy (China shop) No. 44, Fishamble
street. Who takes this
opportunity of returning her unfeigned thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, who
have heretofore given her their patronage and commands in this line of
business, and the approbation they have expected for the taste and fashion of
her work; assuring them that the same unremitting attention shall be
exercised to please them and all others who shall favour her with their
orders. To accomodate customers, she is provided with beautiful Engravings of
the various Dresses of different nations in every character. N.B. No dresses
shewn in carriages, nor delivered until paid for. The Tailoring business
carried on as usual. 5 April 1785 (FJ) On Sunday
morning one Tracy a plaisterer and whitewasher in Abbey-street, was
seized with a violent fit of coughing, which so convulsed his frame, that he
died instantly. He left a wife and four children, one of whom was on his knee
when the cough attacked him. 1785 A translation of the Inferno of
Dante Alighieri: in English verse...Dublin Subscribers...Dr.
Tracey, Mt. Mellick. William Tracy, Esq... Kings Inns Admission Papers
1607-1867
Tracy, William Weldon, attorney, E 1786.
(attorney Exchequer, E 1790 r) (See Tracy
Peerage Case) 17 April 1786 (FJ) Died In
High-street, the widow Tracy, a woman of fair character. 27 March 1787 (FJ) Committed to New
Prison ...John Tracy,
by Alderman James, for assaulting and imprisoning, when on duty as a watchman,
Mr James Hyde, one of his Majesty's messengers. - The above culprit is
ordered to be confined one week, and fined forty schillings... Copy of Lease of Meeting House at Cook
Street dated 11 August 1787. Parties:
Stephen Wybrants of Dublin, of the first part; Hugh Crothers, Thomas Andrews,
Alexander Kirkpatrick Jnr., Samuel Dick, James Hartley, Nathaniel Hone, of
the other part. Includes:
Mentions 1711 lease for eighty four and a half years between Bartholomew Wybrants
and Peter Ward. Ward's interest in the property was invested in Hugh
Crothers, Thomas Andrews et al. Witnessed by P.P.
Tracey, Samuel Bruce a Notary Public and registered with the Registry
Office on 17 June 1791 (Book 436, Page 414, Number 282769) by John Moore,
Deputy Registrar. Dublin
Unitarian Church Collection RIA/DUC/2/COO/8 12 June 1788 (FJ) Committed to New
Prison ...Michael
Tracy, by Ald. Howison, for a fraud... 8 July 1788 (FJ) Trials at the Tholsel
before the recorder...Quarter Sessions ...Michael
Tracey...Catherine Hendrick, alias Tracy...were tried for different felonies,
and discharged. 31 July 1788 (FJ) Quarter Sessions ...George
Bell, for feloniously taking out of the room of Jane Keenan, sundry articles
of wearing apparel, the property of Mary Keenan, and also sundry other
articles, the property of Edward Tracy, was found guilty and sentenced to
seven years transportation... 25 September 1788 (FJ) Married Mr. Francis
Tracy, to Miss Jane Daly 21 October 1788 (FJ) To the shame
of old bachelors, who let many a young maid pine on the virgin-thorn, a Mr. Darby
Tracy, cloth-presser, of the Liberty, was a few days since married, at
the age of 75, to his third wife.- His first wife, whom he wedded in his
youth, lived till he arrived at his sixty-eighth year. Death having then
robbed him of his long and faithful companion, he speedily determined to
enjoy again the sweets of matrimony, and accordingly soon married a smart
plump girl of nineteen - by her he had four children, two of whom are now
living - having unfortunately been deprived, the begining of last month, of
this wife also, he was on Monday forenight last, united in wedlock to another
very smart girl of nineteen, by whom he declares he is confident of adding
considerably to the human race. Hear this, ye tribe of old bachelors, - such
a votary of Hymen, as Dary Tracy is worth, in his generation, a hundred such
drones as ye are. Emulate, then, his example, by recording your names on the
nuptial roll. 25 November 1788 Assignment (44129/406/1/265657) John Tracy, Gent, Dublin, Witness Deed Witness
Memorial. J by indenture dated 9 Jun 1750 let to K house and land on South
side of Spans Lane Dublin bounded on the East by the late holding of L, on
the South by land in least to M, on west by N fo 100 years at £5 pa by a deed
dated 6 Jan 1756 K mortgaged property to C. By indenture of lease dated 6 Nov
1773 23 December 1788 (FJ) Died In
Prussia-street, Mrs. Tracy, mother-in-law to Henry Steevens Reilly, Esq. 1789 Walker's
Hibernian Magazine
In Pruffia
(Prussia) Street, Mrs. Tracy, mother-in-law to Henry Stevens Reilly, Efq
(Esq). 1789 Tracey, Abigail, widow (Prerogative
Will) Abigail Tracy (widow), 5th
February 1789, Prerogative Court will. T/6286. 27 - 31 Mar. 1789
Belfast Newsletter Dublin…Wm. Tracey, transportation robberies acquitted witnesses... 4 June 1789 (FJ) Dublin Thomas Williams, by
Alderman Car???, for assulting Catherine Tracy and forcibly putting her into
a carriage among some men, in consequence of which she lost a gold ??? of her
handkerchief. 1789 A collection of poems: mostly
original...Dublin Subscribers:
...Daniel Tracy, Esq, Phil. P. Tracy, Esq. Warren Tracy, Esq... 1790 Belfast Newsletter Miss Frances Trac(e)y trial (see Frances Tracy) 19 January 1790 (FJ) Kilmainham
Sessions John Tracy and Wm. Tone for cow-stealing acquitted, but to give bail
for their good behavour for three years. 1790?
Subscribers: John Tracy, M. Dublin Parker, George. Life's painter of variegated
characters in public and private life…[Dublin?], [1790?]. Keeper of the Public Records in Ireland
1791 Proclamation for apprehending John Towell, John Courtney and Daniel Tracy on the address of the
House of Commons [Dublin?] Lib. 12, f.286 15
March 1791 (FJ) Mr. John Wolfe (as chairman of the committee
on the Tallagh election)...three persons had been summoned to attend as
evidence - Captain John Powel, John Courtney, Esq. and Daniel Tracy... 26 February 1791 (FJ)
Masquerade ...A News-boy, as perfect as if he stood all his life at Faulkner's
corner - Mr. Tracy... 8 - 11 Mar. 1791
Belfast Newsletter Dublin masquerade harlequin Mr. Tracy, newsboy… British War Office – Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854 John Tracey/Treasy born Dublin, Dublin. Served in other regiment(s)
unspecified; 54th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30 after 15 years of service,
1791 5 October 1793 (FJ) Friday 4th Mary Tracy, for stealing a metal weight, the property of the Trustees
of the Linnen Manufacture - to be burned in the handm and imprisoned ???
month. British War Office – Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854 Edmund Tr(e)ac(e)y born Dublin, Dublin. Served in 2nd Foot Guards
Discharged aged 44 after 19 years 6 months of service Covering dates give
year of enlistment to year of discharge., 1793-1812 1793
Subscriber: Mr. Timothy Tracy, Black-Rock [Dublin?] Barnard, James. The life of the venerable and Right
Reverend Richard Challoner, D. D. Bishop Of Debra. Dublin, 1793. 1793
Subscribers: Mr. T. Tracy, Mountmellick William Weldon Tracy, Attorney at Law [Dublin?] Boyd, Henry. Poems, chiefly dramatic and lyric.
Dublin, 1793. 1794, 1795 and 1796 Dublin Port Business [The city and country calendar…Dublin] [Collectors] First Clerk and Commissioner of Affidavits in all Revenue Cases Daniel Tracy, Esq Customs and Excise - Cheque Book Deputy William Tracey 1796
Commissioners of the Revenue Strong Water Permit Office…Clk of the Commissioners Cheque-Book…Assistant Clerk, Warren Tracy, Gent. Commissioner for Taking Affidavits in all Revenue Cases; and ??? Clerk to the Collector of Dub. Port, Daniel Tracey, Esq; 14th
November 1804 Report of the commissioners ...Clerk to the Commissioners Check Book...that William Tracy, the late Assistant Clerk, died a year since...Port of Dublin... 26 March 1796 (FJ) Meeting of
the Pawn-Brokers of the City Dublin ...Tho. Tracy... (see Frances Tracy) Goldsmiths Registered – Company
of Goldsmiths in Dublin 1798 Thos Tracy [6 Kennedys Lane] List of Rebels who surrendered in the city of Dublin
from 29 June to 9 September 1798
Patrick Tracy, New Street no.27, engine weaver Bartlett,
Thomas ed. (2004) Revolutionary Dublin 1795-1801. The Letters of Francis
Higgins to Dublin Castle. pp327&n, 370. Four Courts Press, Dublin. 179? Tracy's selection of the present favorite
country dances. [professional
dancing master] Dublin.
Published by B. Cooke at his Piano Forte and Music Warehouse (No.4) Sackville
Street, [1794-8?] Format:
Sheet Music http://www.itma.ie/digitallibrary/book/tracys-country-dances/ http://www.itma.ie/digitallibrary/print-collection/country-dance-collections-1790s/ Tracy's Collection of Favourite County Dances, for the present year; with proper Basses and Figures for Dancing. Dublin (published by Hime), folio. An introduction to the study of national music by
Carl Engel. Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, London, 1866 (MDCCCLXVI) |
Index for the Diocese of Dublin to the year 1800
Tracey, Edward and Sarah Bayly, 1777, Marriage Licence, page 141
Tracey, Elizabeth and Robert Brown, 1753, Marriage Licence, page 267
Tracey, Elizabeth and Robert McKenny, 1749, Marriage Licence, page 31
Tracey, John, Dublin, carpenter, 1753, Will, page 265
Tracey, Patrick, Dublin, 1726 Original Will, -
Tracy, Ann and John Farrell, 1799, Marriage Licence, page 488
Tracy, Ann and Daniel Magee, 1761, Marriage Licence, page 226
Tracy, Catherine (Treacy in bond) and Thomas Andrew Clarke, 1798,
Marriage Licence, page 379
Tracy, Daniel and Ann Paine, 1782, Marriage Licence, page 39
Tracy, Darby, Ash-st, presser, 1790, Intestacy, page 94
Tracy, George, Dublin, gentleman, 1690, Will, page 56**
Tracy, George and Martha Pope, 1670, Marriage Licence, page 222
Tracy, John, Killadowen, co. Dub., yeoman, 1680, Caveat & Will, page
108 & 111, Will and grant book
Tracy, John, Luske, chandler, 1683, Will, page 14, Will and grant book
Tracy, John, Dublin, carpenter, 1766, Will, page 209
Tracy, John, Dublin, broker, 1778, Intestacy, page 195
Tracy, John, Will, page 86
Tracy, John Dublin, Tailor, 1790, Will, page 71
Tracy, John and Elizabeth Close, 1799, Marriage Licence, page 427
Tracy, Maria and Francis Smith, 1787, Marriage Licence, page 340
Tracy, Martha and William Read, 1783, Marriage Licence, page 119
Tracy, Mary, Exchequer-st, widow, 1791, Will, page 162
Tracy, Mary and Peter Gillet, 1787, Marriage Licence, page 346
Tracy,
Mary and Marcus O'Hara, 1788, Marriage Licence, page 435 (see Frances Tracy)
Tracy, Peter and Bridget Perdergast, 1746, Marriage Licenceb., -
Tracy, Richard, Swords, co. Dub, innholder, 1766, Intestacy, page 141
Tracy, Rose, 1740, Original Will, -
Tracy, Thomas, Dirty-lane, timber merchant, 1756, Intestacy, page 90
Tracy, Thomas and Mary Raymond, 1756, Marriage Licence, page 421
Tracy, William and Elinor Gaffney, 1754, Marriage Licence, page 313
Tracy, William and Hester Stanton, 1789, Marriage Licence, page 16
Tracy, William Weldon and Ann Rotheram, 1794, Marriage Licence, page 404
Trasse, Thomas, Dublin, 1575, Original Will, -
Tracy, Joseph and Harrobin Elizabeth, 1733, Marriage Licence, page B.C.
Tracey, John and Deborah Green, 1730, Marriage Licence, page B.C.
1895 Keeper of Public Records in Ireland, Appendix 26 Report
Pearson Philip Tracy (d. 1807?) & Elizabeth Edkins (b. 1755, d. 1842?) of Dorset Street
His parents were Philip Trac(e)y and Ann or Nancy Pearson (whose parents were John & Martha Pearson).
1789 Nov. 12. A lease made between John Edkins
of New Street, Geo, Edkins of Charlotte Street, Wm Gayer Woods of the City of
Down (by the consent of Ann Edkins now Woods his wife) & Pearson Philip
Tracey Of Dublin (by the Consent of Elizth Edkins otherwise Tracy His wife);
and Philip Lawless.
1793 Dec. 12. A deed of lease of premises in
Tanners Row, made between Martha Edkins Widow of Peter Edkins late of Mill
Street & George Edkins their Eldest son; James Edkins Son of the said Peter
and Martha Edkins, Ann Woods otherwise Edkins, Pearson Philip Tracy &
Elizth Tracy otherwise Edkins his wife, Martha Edkins and Sarah Edkins (daughters
of said Peter and Martha Edkins); and Philip Lawless of Mill Street.
1797 Sep. 26. A deed of lease of premises in New
Market made between Cornelius Donovan Edkins of Gordon Lane in the Co of
Dublin, George Edkins of Glafsevin, Ann Woods of Mill St, Person Philip Tracy
of Upper Dorset Street & Elizth. his wife; and Wm. Casey of Newmarket.
1806 Jul. 16. A Lease on premises in New Market,
made between James Edkins of the City of Dublin, Geo. Edkins, Ann Woods,
Pierson Philip Tracy & Eth. his Wife & Wm Harding & Elinor his
Wife; and Thomas Chavers of the said City.
1814 Dec. 21. A Deed of conveyance of premises
in Tanners Row, made Between Geo Edkins of Mill Street; Sam. Knox of
Dorset Street; and Elizth Tracy of Dorset St Widow Sister of the said George
Edkins.
1807 Tracy,
Pearson P., Dorset-st., Dublin, gent. (Prerogative Will)
1842 Tracy, Elizabeth, Lr. Dorset, Dublin.
(Prerogative Will)
FAMILY HISTORIES
Dublin Heritage is a resource from
Dublin City Public Libraries focusing primarily on databases derived from printed
and other historic records related to Dublin city and surrounding
administrative areas.
Online databases:
Baptisms, Marriages and Burials for Dublin Parishes.
Electoral Lists (1939-40)
Church Records for Dublin
Carolus - Charles
Demetrius - Jeremiah,
Diarmuid, Darby
Dionycius - Denis
Gulielmus - William
Honoria - Nora
Jacobus - James
Joannes or Ioannes -
John
Lucius -
Luke
Petrus - Peter
Thaddeus - Timothy
NOTE: Due to large amount of duplication of
Christian names as sponsors to baptisms or witness to marriages, only a
selection within a timeframe are included.
INDEX OF CHURCHES
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Anne Tracy b. about 1660 m. Thomas Woffington 25 April 1681 (LDS)
John Tracy (3rd Viscount Tracy of Rathcoole) (b. about 1617) &
Elizabeth Leigh
Ferdinando b. Rathcoole (LDS)
Maria Tracy m. 28 September 1787 (LDS)
Nich Tracy m. Mgt Clinch 20 December 1773 (LDS)
Patrick Tracy b. 1711 d. 28 February 1778 (LDS)
William Treacy b. about 1776 (LDS)
William Treacy b. about 1776 m. Eliza McCormick about 1809
(LDS)
Isabella b. 1810 d. 7 October 1890 m. Henry
Eager about 1828 (LDS)
Virginia Hills, is located in the eastern
portion of Fairfax County, Virginia. In 1811, Irvin sold the property (now 362
acres) to Thomas Tracy for $13,000.
Tracey was a native of Dublin, Ireland who had come to the colonies before the
Revolution. He had been hired in 1783 to tutor the Custis children, the
grandchildren of Martha Washington, and Tracy was a frequent guest at Mount
Vernon. Tracy died on August 5, 1821, having willed the estate to his nephew,
James, a sign painter of Dublin, Ireland, under the condition that James become
a U.S. citizen. James, then 56 years old, migrated to this country in 1822 to
claim his inheritance and lived on the property for eight years until his death
on June 8, 1830. The state Acts of Assembly of 1830-31 record the award of
title and release of 362 acres of Mount Erin to Frances Maria Tracy, widow of James Francis Tracy.
http://www.virginiahills.org/history.html
Clondalkin RC,
Chapelizod RC, Lucan RC, Palmerstown RC (Dublin West)
Anne
Tracy & George McMullen
Robt McMullen b. 1786 Clondalkin RC
Burial of Ann
Thracey of Dublin on the 10 September 1788 Clondalkin CoI
Demetrius Tracy m. Anne Hoey 11/6/1778 (Wit Matthew &
Elenor Hoey). Clondalkin RC
Willm Murphy m. Ann Morrison 3 April 1799 Wit:
Arthur McGuiness & James Tracy. Lucan RC
John Tracy m. Esther Stone 21/1/1787 (Wit Anne McCan & Anne Cranigan).
Clondalkin RC.
John Tracy & Esther Stone
Pat b. 8/3/1788. Clondalkin RC
Mary b. 6/2/1790. Clondalkin RC
Martin Tracy m. Mary Power
10/5/1799 (Wit John Cavanagh & Cather Dwyer). Lucan RC
Mary Tressy b. about 1620 Palmerstown m. Charles Nolan about 1642 Palmerstown (LDS)
Mat(t) Tracy m. Mary Sinnot 22/11/1789 (Wit Thos & Will Sinnot). Clondalkin RC
Peter b. 13/9/1790. Clondalkin RC
Margt b. 10/2/1793. Clondalkin RC
Will b. 9/4/1795. Clondalkin RC
John
b. 15/1/1798. Clondalkin RC
Michael Tracey & Judith Andrews
Michael b. 21/10/1780 Sp Margd Walsh.
Rathfarnham RC
Will b. 1/12/1782. Clondalkin RC
Paul Tracy & Margt Costello
Peter b. 6/7/1795. Clondalkin RC.
Burial of Thos
Threasey on 8 April 1790 Clondalkin CoI
Dean Rath
(Clondalkin Dublin West)
Alson Treasy b. about 1632 Dean Rath (LDS)
??? Treasy b. about 1595 Dean Rath m. about 1623 (LDS)
Katherine Treasy b. about 1630 Dean Rath (LDS)
Margaret Treasy b. about 1625 Dean Rath m. Richard Curtis
about 1646 (LDS)
Dean Rath Inhabitants c. 1650
Aiess James, labourer
Tressy William, his servant, aged 21 years, 4½ feet tall, ¾ yard broad, black
hair
Tressy John, labourer, aged about 30 years. 5 feet tall, 1 yard broad,
brown hair.
Conner Margaret, his wife, aged about 30 years. 4½ feet tall, ¾ yard
broad, brown hair.
Curtiss Richard, labourer, aged 24 years, 5 feet tall, ¾ yard broad,
brown hair, a little brown beard
Tressy Margaret, his wife, aged 26 years, 5 feet tall, ¾ yard broad,
black hair
Tressy Katherine, aged 20 years, 4 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair
Tressy Alson, aged 16 years, 4 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair
Donnybrook -
St. Mary’s RC (Dublin South)
Catherine Tracy b. about 1777 St. Mary’s m. Thomas Andrew
Clarke 24 September 1798 St. Mary’s (LDS)
Glasnevin CoI
(Dublin North)
Burials
Mary Treacy, King street, 13
December 1793
Giles Tracy, Finglass, 28 February 1796
Marg Tracy, King street, 21
September 1798
Hadington Road
- St. Mary’s RC (Dublin South)
Martin Tracy m. Mary
Power on 10 May 1799 Wit: John Cavenagh & Cather Dwyer
Rathmines,
Rathfarnham RC (& Bohernabreena) (Dublin South)
Daniel Casey & Catharine
Catharine Casey b. 1778 Sp. James Fitzgerald & Anne Tracey
Catherine Tracey m. John Archbold
8/2/1780, Rathfarnham RC
William Archbold b.
1781 Sp. Patt Carrol & Mary Wade
John Archbold b. 1782
Sp. Willm Joy & Jane Archbold
Elizth
Tracy & James Malone
Mary Malone b. 1779 Sp. Patt Brennan &
Anne Whitty
John Malone b. 1781 Sp. Roger Flanagan & Mary Tracy
John Tracy & Mary Kelly
Mary b. 22/8/1788 Sp Mary Carrol. Rathfarnham
RC
Mary Tracey & Patt Kilbride
Rose Kilbride b. 1781 Sp. Micl Goodwin & Mary Byrne
Mary Kilbride b. 1784 Sp. John Devine & Elinor White
Cathrine Kilbride b. 1785 Sp. John Hynes & Ann Doyle
Bridgt Kilbride b. 1789 Sp. Patt Staunton & Mary Kilbride
William Whelan m. Bridget Farrel 12 November 1780 Wit: Edward Moore
& Mary Tracey
Michael Tracey & Judith Andrews
Michael b. 21/10/1780 Sp Margd Walsh.
Rathfarnham RC
Will b. 1/12/1782. Clondalkin RC
St. Andrew’s
CoI (South Dublin City)
Burial:
On 13th Sep. 1787 - Widow Tracy (See Tracy
Peerage Case)
St. Andrew’s RC
(South Dublin City)
Stephen Hawport m. Else Cullen 2 July 1749 Wit: Harry Tracy & Ally Tracy
Patrick Harford m. Mary Taafe 27 July 1749 Wit: Harry Tracy & Ally Tracy
Thomas Downes & Maria
Elisabetha Downes b. 1749 Sp. Valentmus Talbot & Alisia Tracey
Joannes Murphy & Catharina
Paulus Murphy b. 1749 Sp. Patricius Lyeken & Alisia Tracey
Thomas Downes m. Marianna Sweetman 4 August 1752 Wit: Henricus Tracy & Allicia Tracy
Jacobi Hayes & Jenetta
Eleona Hayes b. 1752 Sp. Ricardus Butler & Alicia Tracey
Michaelis Walsh & Maria
Marcella Walsh b. 1752 Sp. Pats Quin & Alicia Tracy
Jacobi Finnegan & Isabella
Joas Finnegan b. 1753 Sp. Joas Murphy & Allicia Tracey
Joas Redmond & Catha
Eleona Redmond b. 1753 Sp. Richdus Milleen & Allicia Tracey
Patritius Lawler m. Elizabeth Roe 21 July 1765 Wit: Cornelius Carroll
& Alicia Tracey
Jacobus Offarf m. Rosa McMahon 7 June 1776 Wit: Joes Fitzpatrick & Allicia Treacy
Andra Doran & Maria
Andreus Doran b. 1796 Sp. Dionisius Bressel & Allicia Tracey
Rudiicus Lyons m. Margarita O Connor on 2 November 1799 Wit: Ands Tracy & Jacs McDermot
Anna Tracy m. Andreas Lynch 19/9/1799 (Wit Thomas Tracy & Rosa Reily) St. Andrews RC
Anne Tracey m. Edward McGrath 7
November 1847 Wit: Denis Kennedy & Eliza Kennedy
Anna Treacy m. Joes Seavans 22
May 1784 Wit: Joes Gavan & Brigida Habernatty
Robertus Masterson & Brigida
Michael Masterson b. 1746 Sp. Bartholms Bourke & Anna Tracy
Joas Hogan & Margta
Darcas Hogan b. 1747 Sp. Joanes Cousins & Anna Tracy
Catharina
Anna Smyth b. 1748 Sp. Anna
Tracey
Edwardus Boyle & Maria
Henricus Boyle b. 1750 Sp. Gulielmus Witchet & Anna Tracy
Brigita Treacy m. Jacobus Abernathy
20 April 1777 Wit: Stephenus Sullivan & Margarita Sullivan
Dernetrii
Maher & Maria ???
Jacobo
Maher b. 1776 Sp. Jacobo Ross & Brigta
Treacy
Dionycii
Connoly & Margta ???
Joas
Connoly b. 1776 Sp. Michael Boylan & Brigta
Treacy
Dionycii
Connoly & Margta ???
Joas
Connoly b. 1776 Sp, Michael Boylan & Brigta
Treacy