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1800 Martin Tracy, Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley. Michael Tracy, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Philip Tracy, Taylor, 4 Dame Lane. Thomas Tracy, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Thomas Tracy, Pawnbroker, 26 Kennedys Lane. WW Tracy, Attorney KCE, 29 L. Stra Street. Warren Tracy, Gent, deputy Clerk of the Commissioners Cheque Book 1801 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Martin Tracy,
Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley Michael Tracy, Publican,
11 Christ Church Lane Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 26 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 29 Lr Straw St 1802 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Martin Tracy,
Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley Michael Tracy,
Vintner, 11 Christ Church Lane Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 N King St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 29 Lr Straw St 1803 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Martin Tracy,
Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 N King St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer b. 1804 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Martin Tracy,
Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 1 Summer b. Warren Tracy, Gent,
deputy Clerk of the Commissioners Cheque Book 1805 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Martin Tracy,
Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley Philip Tracy, Tailor,
4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer b. 1806 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Martin Tracy,
Carpenter, 5 Engine Alley Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer hil 1807 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1808 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1810 Eliza Tracy &
Co, Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1811 Eliza Tracy &
Co, Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1812 Eliza Tracy &
Co, Grocer, 24 & 25 N King St James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1813 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Maria Tracy, Grocer,
24 & 25 N King St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 17 Church St. Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1814 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Maria Tracy, Grocer,
24 & 25 N King St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 17 Church St. Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 8 Summer h. 1815 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Maria Tracy, Grocer,
24 & 25 N King St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 17 Church St. Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St +WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1816 James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Maria Tracy, Grocer,
24 & 25 N King St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 17 Church St. William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1817 James Francis Tracy,
Toy seller, 3 Hammond Lane James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. James Tracy, Coal
factor, 98 Townsend St Maria Tracy, Grocer,
28 & 29 N King St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Grocer, 17 Church St. Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane William Tracy, Linen
draper, 73 Francis St WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1818 James Francis Tracy,
Toy seller, 3 Hammond Lane James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Maria Tracy, Grocer,
28 & 29 N King St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1819 James Francis Tracy,
Toy seller, 3 Hammond Lane James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Maria Tracy, Grocer,
29 N King St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane ?Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1820 Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St James Francis Tracy,
Toy seller, 3 Hammond Lane James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy, Pawnbroker,
6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1820
The commercial directory of Scotland, Ireland, and the four most Northern
counties of England for 1821-22 & 23, etc Eugene T. Tracy, Physician, 12 York-street James Tracy, Attorney, E Charleraont-st. Mary Tracy, Glass Bottle Warehouse, 4 Crampton-quay Mrs. Tracy, 74 lower Dorset-street Musson and Tracy, Coal & Culm Merchants, 93 Townsend-st. Thomas Tracy, Pawn Brokers, 5 Kennedy's-lane W. W. Tracy , Attorney, 21, Summer-hill (Solicitor in Chancery 1st January 1791) William Tracey, Tailor, 73 Francis-st. 1821 Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Hopkins and Tracy,
Linen-drapers, 73, Francis-street James Tracy Attorney
E. Charlemont St. Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Mussen and Tracy,
Coal-merchants, 93, Townsend-street Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy/tracey,
MD 12 York Str (& Midwife) Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy, Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1822 Ant. Tracy, Gt. [Gent]
Parcel Clk. Harb. Mast. & Wharsinger, New Royal Canal Company Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St E Tracy, Licentiate,
Surgeon, Summer hill James Tracy, Coal
factor, 94 Townsend St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Mussen and Tracy,
Coal-merchants, 93, Townsend-street Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracey, MD
& Midwife, 12 (or 21) York St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1822 Smith's city and country almanack. Practising
Physicians & Surgeons - Apothecaries' Hall Thomas Treacy, M.D.
21, York-st [Practitioner in Midwifery] Royal College of
Surgeons - Licentiates Edward Tracey,
Summer-hill [Practitioner in Midwifery] Pawn-Brokers in
Dublin T. Tracy, 5
Kennedy's Lane 1823 Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St E Tracy, Licentiate,
Summer hill James Tracy, Coal
factor, 94 Townsend St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy, MD
& Midwife, 15 York St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1824 Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Edward Tracy,
Licentiate, Surgeon, Madrass East Indies James Tracy, Coal
factor, 94 Townsend St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracey, MD
& Midwife, 15 York St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1824 Pigots Directory Anthony Tracy,
(Miscellaneous) wharfinger to the royal canal company, Constitution hill
[cottages Mark Tracy,
(architect only) 5 Ross Lane, Mrs. Tracy
(Nobility), 74 Lower Dorset-street Wm Tracy, (Attorney)
21 Summerhill KCE 1825 Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St E Tracy, Licentiate,
Madrass East Indies Edward Tracy, Thread
Ribbon & Webb manufacturer, 19 Vicar St James Tracy, Coal
factor, 94 Townsend St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Thomas Tracy, MD
& Midwife, 15 York St Thomas Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1826 Bernard Treacy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Catherine Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane E Tracy, Licentiate,
Madrass East Indies Edward Tracy, Thread
Ribbon & Webb manufacturer, 19 Vicar St James Tracy, Coal
factor, 94 Townsend St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Richard Tracy,
Merchant tailor, 30 Capel St Thomas Tracy, MD
& Midwife, 15 York St William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1827 Bernard Tracy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Catherine Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane E Tracy, Licentiate,
Madrass East Indies Edward Tracy, Thread
Ribbon & Webb manufacturer, 19 Vicar St James Tracy, Coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 Low Dorset St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Richard Tracy,
Merchant tailor, 30 Capel St Thomas Tracy, MD
& Midwife, 15 York St William Tracy
Attorney KCE, 21 Summer hill William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1828 Bernard Tracy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Catherine Tracy,
Pawnbroker, 5 Kennedy Lane Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies James Tracy, Coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane William Tracy
Attorney KCE, 21 Summer hill William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1829 Bernard Tracy, Ribbon
manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies J Tracy, Tailor, 19
Gt Ship St James Tracy, Coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane T Tracey, Scrivener,
70 Aungier St William Tracy
Attorney KCE, 21 Summer hill William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1830 Bernard Tracy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Cosgrave and Tracy,
Merchants, Office, 2, Cecilia-street, and Crow-Str. Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies J Tracy, Tailor, 19
Gt Ship St James Tracy, Coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St James Tracy, Tailor,
17 Crow St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Richard Tracy,
Tailor & Men’s mercer, 38 Capel St T Tracey, Scrivener,
16 Aungier St William Tracy Attorney
KCE, 21 Summer hill William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. Wm Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer hill 1831 Bernard Tracy,
Ribbon manufacturer, 19 Vicar St Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies J Tracy, Tailor, 19
Gt Ship St James Tracy, Coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St James Tracy, Tailor,
33 Eustace St Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane Richard Tracy,
Tailor & Men’s mercer, 38 Capel St Timothy Tracey,
Scrivener, 42 French St E Tracy Attorney
KCE, 33 Gt Brunsic St William Tracy Esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill WW Tracy Attorney
KCE 21 Summer h. 1832 Almanack# A. Tracy, Mr.,
Inspec. of Boats & Dockmaster, New Royal Canal Company [see 1821]# Cosgrave and Tracy,
Merchants, Office, 2, Cecilia-street, and Crow-Str. Edward Tracy,
solicitor, 33 great Brunswick St Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass E Indies James Tracy, coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St John Tracy, bottle
dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay Mary Tracy, Wh &
retail Bottle & Glass wareh, 4 Cramton quay# Michael Tracey, Mr.,
Parcel Clk. Harb. Mast. & Wharsinger, New Royal Canal Company# Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane# Richard Tracy,
merchant tailor, 38 Capel St Timothy Tracey,
Scrivener, 42 French St# William W Tracy esq
attorney, 21 Summerhill William W Tracy
solicitor, 21 Summer hill 1833 Post Office*/Almanack# Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass E Indies*# Edward Tracy,
solicitor KCE, 33 great Brunswick St*# James Tracy, coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St* John Tracy, bottle
dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay* Mary Tracy, Wh &
retail Bottle & Glass wareh, 4 Cramton quay# Mrs. Tracy, 74 lower
Dorset St* Philip Tracy,
Tailor, 4 Dame Lane# Richard Tracy,
merchant tailor, 38 Capel St*# William W Tracy esq
attorney, 21 Summer hill*# William W Tracy
solicitor KCE, 21 Summer hill*# 1834 Edward Tracy,
solicitor KCE, 33 great Brunswick St Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass E Indies Eliza Tracy Mrs, 74
lower Dorset St James Tracey,
bird-cage manufacturer, 75 Bride St Mary Tracey, dealer
in glass bottles, 4 Cramton quay Patrick Tracy,
spruce beer shop, 13 little Strand St Richard Tracy,
merchant tailor, 38 Capel St William W Tracy esq
attorney, 21 Summerhill William W Tracy,
solicitor KCE, 21 Summer hill 1835 Post*/Directory#/Wilson% Benjamin W. Tracey,
Coastguard, Barry’s Cove Kinsale Cosgrave and Tracy,
general merchants, 2 Cecilia street Danial Tracy,
attorney KE, 19 Usher quay% E Tracy,
Victuallier, Clarendon market% Edward Tracy,
solicitor KCE, 171 great Brunswick St#% Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass E Indies*#% Eliza Tracy, Mrs, 74
lower Dorset St*% James Tracey,
bird-cage manufacturer, 75 Bride St# James Tracy, coal
merchant, 94 Townsend St*% John Tracy, old
clothes broker, 10 Michael’s Lane John Tracy, bottle
dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay*#% Mary Tracy, dealer
in glass bottles, 4 Cramptom Quay Michael Tracey,
Collector at Richmond Harbour and Longford Patrick Tracy,
spruce beer shop, 13 low Strand St% Richard Tracy,
merchant tailor, 38 Capel St*#% Richard T Tracey,
Methodist minister & Chairman, Sligo W. S. Tracy, esq,
Sub-Inspector of Police, Sligo William Tracy,
clothes broker, 18 Hanover Lane William W Tracy esq
attorney, 21 Summer hill*#% William W Tracy
solicitor KCE, 21 Summer hill*#% WW Tracy solicitor
KCE, 21 Summer hill% 1836 Almanac#/Wilson% Danial Treacy, attorney
KE, 3 Meckienburgh#% E Tracy, solicitor
KC, 171 great Brunswick St% Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies#% James Treacy,
coachmaker, 47 Bishop St# John Tracy, bottle
dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay# Mary Tracy Mrs,
bottle dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay% Mrs. Tracy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 74 lower Dorset St% Richard Tracy,
merchant tailor, 38 Capel St#% Timothy Tracy,
Scrivener, 14 Aungier St William Tracy
solicitor E, 21 Summer hill#% William W Tracy esq
attorney, 21 Summer hill#% William W Tracy solicitor
KCE, 21 Summer hill#% 1837 Almanacy#/Wilson% A Tracy, Dress Pelisse and habit maker, 45 Mary St% Cosgrave and Tracy, merchants, 2 Cecilia St# Danial Tracy, attorney E, 17 Usher quay% Daniel Treacy, Attorney E, 3 Mecklenburgh Street# Edward Treacy, Licentiate Royal College of Surgeons, Madras East Indies#% Elisa Tracy, Mrs, 74 Dorset St lower# James Tracey, bird-cage manufacturer, 75 Bride Street# James Treacy/Tracey, coachmaker, 47 Bishop St#% James Tracy, Esq, of Geashill, Kings County, claiment Tracy peerage# Jn Tracy, old clothes broker, 11 Michael's Lane# John Tracey, artist, 6 Malpas Street# John Tracy, bottle dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay# Mary Tracy Mrs, bottle dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay% Mary Tracy, dealer in glass bottles, 4 Crampton Quay# Michael Tracey, Mr, Collector at Richmond Harbour and Longford# Tracy, Mrs, (Gentry & Nobility), 74 lower Dorset St% Richard & J Tracy, mens mercers, 70 Dame St#% Richard T. Tracy, Methodist Wesley, Sligo & Chairman Sligo District# William Samuel Tracy, Esq, J.P. Sub-inspector Sligo# William Tracy solicitor E, 21 Summer hill#% William W/Weldon Tracy, Esq, attorney KCE, 21 Summer hill#% 1838 Danial Tracey esq,
solicitor, 33 Dominick St Danial Treacy,
attorney E, 3 Mecklenburgh St James Tracey, coachmaker,
47 Bishop St John Tracy, bottle
dealer, 4 Cramptom Quay R & J Tracy,
mens mercers, 70 Dame St William Tracy
solicitor E, 21 Summer hill William W Tracy esq
attorney, 21 Summer hill William W Tracy
solicitor QCE, 21 Summer hill 1839 Post*/Almanac# Danial Tracey esq,
solicitor, 33 lr Dominick St*# E Tracy, Tailor, 20
Wicklow St# Edmund Tracy,
Tailor, 65 Wicklow St* Edward Treacy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies* James Tracey,
coachmaker, 47 Bishop St# Mrs. Tracy, 74 lower
Dorset St* R & J Tracy, mens
mercers, 70 Dame St*# S Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 22 sth Anne St*# Thomas H Tracey esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 28 Gt Ship St# William Tracy esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill* William W Tracy
solicitor, 21 Summer hill*# 1840 Danial Tracey,
solicitor, 24 Upp Mecklenburg St Danial Treacy,
solicitor, 35 lr Dominick St Edmund Tracy,
Tailor, 20 Wicklow St James Tracy, Tailor,
22 Sth Anne St John Tracy, House
painter, 6 Malpas St Mr. Treacy, (Gentry
& Nobility), 22 Sth Fredrick St R & J Tracy,
mens mercers, 32 Lr Sackville St S Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 22 sth Anne St Thomas H Tracey esq,
(Gentry & Nobility), 28 Gt Ship St William Tracy
solicitor, (Gentry & Nobility), 21 Summer hill 1841 A Tracy, Dressmaker,
5 Lr Gloucester Place Danial Tracy, N solicitor
(???) Danial Treacy,
solicitor, 35 lr Dominick St Edmund Tracy,
Tailor, 20 Wicklow St Edward Tracy,
Licentiate, Madrass East Indies Eliza Tracy Mrs, 74
Lr Dorset St George & Harding
Tracy, general printing office, 32 Lr Sackville St James Tracy, Tailor,
22 Sth Anne St John Tracy, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St John Tracy,
scrivener, 13 Mercer St R & J Tracy,
mens mercers, 32 Lr Sackville St S Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 22 sth Anne St Timothy Tracy, 28 Gt
Ship St 1842 Anne Tracy, dressmaker,
5 Gloucester place, lr C & M Tracy,
dressmakers, 1 Harcourt St Daniel Treacy, esq,
sol 35 Dominick St. l Edmund Tracy,
tailor, 20 Wicklow St Eliza Tracy Mrs, 74
Lr Dorset St George & Harding
Tracy, general printing office, 32 Sackville St. lower James Tracy, tailor,
22 Anne St south John Tracey, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St John Tracy,
scrivener, 13 Mercer St R & J Tracy,
men’s mercers etc, 32 Sackville St. S. Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 22 Anne St south Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 Townsend St. Thomas H. Tracey, 1
Camden Villa Timothy Tracy,
scrivener, 16 Mercer St William Tracy, esq,
sol, 21 Summer Hill 1843 Anne Tracy,
dressmaker, 5 Gloucester place, lr Daniel T. Tracey, 37
Baggot St. up Daniel Treacy, esq,
sol 35 Dominick St. l Edmund Tracy,
tailor, 12 Wicklow St George & Harding
Tracy, general printing office, 32 Sackville St. lower James Tracy, tailor,
22 Anne St south John Tracey, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St R & J Tracey,
men’s mercers etc, 32 Sackville St. S. Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 22 Anne St south Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 Townsend St. Thomas H. Tracey, 1
Camden Villa Timothy Tracy,
scrivener, 16 Mercer St William Tracy, esq,
sol, 21 Summer Hill 1844 Brothers Tracy,
general printing office, 32 Sackville St. lower Daniel T. Tracey,
esq, 37 Baggot St. up Daniel Treacy, esq,
sol 35 Dominick St. l Edmund Tracy,
tailor, 12 Wicklow St James Tracy, tailor,
22 Anne St south John Tracey, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St R & J Tracey,
men’s mercers etc, 32 Sackville St. S. Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 22 Anne St south Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 Townsend St. Thomas H. Tracey, 1
Camden Villa Timothy Tracy,
scrivener, 16 Mercer St William Tracy, esq,
sol, 21 Summer Hill 1845 Brothers Tracy,
printers & men’s mercers, 32 Sackville St. lower Daniel T. Tracey,
esq, 37 Baggot St. up Daniel Treacy, esq,
sol 35 Dominick St. l Edmund Tracy,
tailor, 12 Wicklow St James Tracy, tailor,
23 Anne St south John Tracey, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St John C. Treacy, law
agent, 17 Hawkins St# Joseph Edward Tracy,
sol, 40 Gloucester St. Up & Cork S. Tracy, stay &
corset maker, 23 Anne St south Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 Townsend St. Thomas H. Tracey, 2
Camden Villa Timothy Tracy,
scrivener, 16 Mercer St William Tracy, esq,
sol, 21 Summer Hill 1846
Thoms*/Almanac#/Slater% Brothers Tracy,
printers & tailors, 32 Sackville St. l*#% Daniel T. (Thomas)
Tracey, esq, accountant, 37 Baggot St. up*#% Daniel Treacy, esq,
sol 38 Dominick St. l*#% Edmund Tr(e)acy,
tailor, 12 Wicklow St.*#% Edward Tracy,
victualler, 8 Claredon r* butcher, Clarendon market% John C. Treacy, law
agent, 17 Hawkins St# John Tracey, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St.# John Tracy, bottle dealer, 43 Temple bar% Joseph Edward Tracy, attorney, 40 Upper Gloucester
street, and Cook street, Cork% Mary Tracey, provision dealer, 30 Sandwith place% Michael Tracey, carpenter, 41 Amiens st% Thomas H. Tracey, 2
Camden Villa# Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 or 107 Townsend St.*#% Timothy Tracy,
scrivener, 16 Mercer St#% William Tracy,
carpenter, 28 French St# William Tracy, clothes dealer, 181 Townsend st% William Tracy, esq,
sol, 21 Summer Hill*#% William Tracy, Mr., gentry, 53 Montpleasant avenue,
Portobello% 1847
Thoms*/Almanac# B. Tracey, parcel clerk
at the Broadstone Harbour, Royal Canal Company# C & M Tracey,
dressmks, 38 Cuffe street# Dan Treacy,
attorney, 35 or 38 Lr Dominick st L*# Daniel Tracey, esq,
5 Kensington ter, Castlewood ave, Rathmines*# Edmond Tracy,
tailor, 12 Wicklow st*# Edward Tracy,
victualler, 6 Chatham row# George and Harding
Tracy, general printing office 32 Sackville street, lower# J Tracey, Mr,
Collector at Ballymahon [Longford], and Parcel Officer, Royal Canal Company# Jn Tracy, C law, 17
Hawkins st# John Tracey, picture
restorer & painter, 6 Malpas St* John Tracy, member
of Society of Irish Artists, 6 Malpas-street# Michael Tracey, 41
Amiens St* Michael Tracey, Mr,
Collector at Longford, and Parcel Officer, Royal Canal Company# Michael Tracy, Mr,
41 Amiens street# Michael Treacy, tea
wine spirit merchant, 167 Nth King St*# Mrs Tracy,
staymaker, 32 Grafton St* R & J Tracy
Brothers, men's mercers, merchant tailors and importers of woolen drapery,
hosiery, gloves 32 Sackville street, lower*# Thomas H. Tracey,
Victoria Terr, Bath Ave, Beggers Bush* Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 Townsend St* Timothy Tracy,
scrivener, 16 Mercer St* William Tracy,
carpenter, 28 French St*# Wm. Weldon Tracy,
esq, sol, 21 Summer Hill*# 1848 Postal Brothers Tracy,
printers & men’s mercers, 32 Sackville St. lower C & M Tracy,
dressmakers, 47 Cuffe St D.T. Tracy, esq, 5
Kensington ter, Rathmines Edmund Tracy,
tailor, 12 Wicklow St Edward Tracy,
victualler, 6 Chatham row Michael Tracey,
carpenter, 41 Amiens St Thomas Treacy,
baker, 167 Townsend St. Thomas H. Tracey,
Victoria Terr, Bath Ave, Beggers Bush William Tracy, sol,
34 Eccles St 1849 Dublin Almanac C. & M. Tracy, dressmakers, 47 Cuffe street Chas. Tracey, shoemaker, 5 School street Dan. Tracy, attorney, Kernan and Treacey/Treacy, solicitors, 38 Lower
Dominick street Daniel Tracey, esq. 5 Kensington terrace, Castlewood avenue, Rathmines Edmond Tracy, tailor, 12 Wicklow street Edward Tracy, victualler 6 Chatham row John Tracey/Treacy, picture restorer and painter, 6 Malpas street John Tracey/Tracy, broker, 26 Cuffe Street OR 10 Michael's lane John Tracy, general window blind. picture frame, and gilding
establishment, and patent iron bedstead warehouse, 5 Harcourt street Mary Tracey, prov. deal. 32 Sandwich place Maurice Tracy, Mr, 3 Donnybrook cottages, Donnybrook Road Michael Tracey, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 167 North King street Michael Tracey/Tracy, 41 Amiens street Miss Tracy, 12 Royal Canal terrace, Phibsboro' Mrs. Tracy dressmaker, 33 Gardiner street, Middle. Patrick Tracey, Mr, 4 Prospect terrace R. & J. Tracy OR Tracy Brothers, men's mercers, merchant tailors,
and importers of woollen drapery, hosiery, gloves, &c. 32 Sackville
street, Lower Thomas H. Tracey/Tracy, solicitor, 56 Gardiner st. Lr. Thomas Tracy/Treacy, baker, Bacon & Provision Merchants, 107 OR 167
Townsend street Timothy Tracey, scrivener, 8 York street William Tracy, broker, 181? Townsend street William Tracy, solicitor, 34 Eccles street |
April 12, 1800 Caledonian Mercury (Edinburgh, Scotland) - War Office, Dublin
Castle To be Lieutenants...William Tracy, from 13th
foot. Dated March 8, 1800... 5 Jun 1800 Memorial No: 384790 Witness: George Tracy, house painter, of
"said County" [Queen's Co (Laois) or Dublin] August 1800 Thomas
Tracy, lease by Michael Barrett to Thomas Tracy of premises at 25 North King
St. Aug., 1800 (D. 24,032) Canadian military service John
Tracey born abt 1809 Moukstein, Dublin - Canadian military service 2 Apr 1827
John
Tracey born abt 1809 Moukstown, Dublin - Canadian military service 5 Apr 1827
Laurence
Tracey born abt 1808 Booterstown, Dublin - Canadian military service 14 Oct
1825 Lawrence
Tracey born abt 1808 Bavleston, Dublin - Canadian military service 14 Oct
1825 Nichs
Tracey born abt 1800 St Lukes, Dublin - Canadian military service 23 Dec 1815
Richard
Tracy born abt 1803 St Marys, Dublin - Canadian military service 23 Jan 1821 November 07, 1801 Freemans
Journal Philip Tracy, Dame lane - Having arrived from London, takes the
liberty of informing his friends, that he makes Gentlemen's and Ladies habits
according to the newest taste now prevailing in the Metropolis
above-mentioned. All commands in his line will be punctually adhered to and
business executed with neatness and dispatch. 28 Sep 1830 Letter
from Philip Tracy, 4 Dame Lane,
Trinity Place, [Dublin], to Sir Henry Hardinge [1st Viscount Hardinge, Chief
Secretary, Dublin Castle], pointing to the disproportionately high taxes for
paving and lighting, and the high Grand Jury cess, not only so for him but
more so for the ‘multitudes who find it barely possible to provide themselves
and families with daily bread’. Stating that the high hopes for a reduction
of taxes, when the [Director] of the Paving Board, Maj tailor was discharged
for misappropriation, were disappointed. 1 item;
3pp CSO/RP/1830/1922 1830 Philip
Tracey, Dame Lane (Will) Philip Tracey, 1830, Dublin & Glendalough
Diocese will. Exec: Margaret Tracey, Dame Lane, Dublin. IWR/1830/F/511. Freemasons John
Tracey, 20 Dec 1810, Balbriggan Dublin, Certified 24 Oct 1812 Phil
Tracey, 14 Nov 1801, Lodge 6 Dublin , Phil
Tracey, 15 Jun 1804, Lodge 930 Dublin , Tracy, Laughlin, Dublin – matriculated 1802 (Students of Maynooth) Papers relating to Royal College of St. Patrick, Maynooth 1812 Dublin: Laughlin Tracy, student, 18 years, admitted 1802, left College
1804, appointed by Dr. Troy his Ordinary 1802 Wilcocks
Robinson, Mountmeleck, Queens. (Laois) Memorial witness: Weldon Tracy,
Dublin. Attorney. (Will) Francis Tracy. Exec of Francis Higgins of St. Stephens
Green Dublin, 8th July 1802, Prerogative Court will. 25 September 1802 (F) Married W. Harvey,
Esq. to Miss [Frances] Tracy, of Stephen's green... [see Frances Tracy] ADM 26/5 page 73 Jos Kane of
the Culloden 9 Dec 1802 C,Dublin Ex Eleanor Tracey of Phoenix St., Dublin. 11 February 1804 Will of
Dennis Tracey otherwise Trecey, Carpenter of His Majesty's Prison Ship L'
Aurore [of Fleet? St Dublin] PROB 11/1405/100
25 February 1804 (FJ) Commission of Oyer
and Terminer ...breaking
into the house of Catherine Byrne, at said town of Rathfarnham, where he [Rev
William Ledwich Parish Priest of Rathfarnham] lodged on the same
night...Believes there could be scarce less than 100 shots fired into the
house, the walls of a room, where a Mr. Tracy lay, opposite to his, having
been penetrated with numbers of bullets also. 28
February 1804 (BL) Commission Court ...assault upon the person of William Ledwich,
Popish Priest of the Parish of Rathfarnham...public house of Mrs Catherine
Byrne in Rathfanham...three witnesses, particularly Tracy, were
cross-examined as to the actual state of Rathfarnham and it's neighbourhood... 8 Jun 1804 Memorial No: 384932 Witness:
William Weldon Tracy, Gent; Attorney at Law, of the City of Dublin British War Office Edward Tracey b. Dublin, Dublin 1782 tailor
23rd Light Dragoons enlisted 15th August 1804 aged 22 years 151 days.
Deserted at Deal Nov 1811. Rejoined Oct 1812. Discharged Aug 1814. The 23rd Light Dragoons were
only in the Peninsula in 1809 and were destroyed in the charge at Talavera. 1804 Subscribers
C.F. Tracy, A.B.
S.T.C.D. Warren Tracy, Esq.
do. (Dublin) W. Weldon Tracy,
Esq. do. (Dublin) Mr. Thomas Tracy,
do. (Dublin) Mr. Daniel Tracy,
Accountant, Streamstown (Westmeath) A Complete Treatise on Arithmetic, Rational and
Practical:… By Paul Deighan. Published by Printed and sold for the author, by
J. Jones, 1804 1805 Finance Accounts - Balances 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. 1805 Lawrence Tracey aged 24 born in Bray, Dublin,
Ireland. Ship:
HMS Britannia [With Admiral Nelson] Rank/Rating:
Landsman [ie less than a year at sea] 3 June 1806 (FJ) Leasehold Interests. To
be sold by Auction. By order of
the Assignees of Martin Tracy, a bankr. At the Commercial Coffee-room, On
Friday June 20th inst. at two o'Clock. All the right, title and interest of
said Bankrupt, in the following Lands and Houses. Lot 1. A House
and Premises in Meath-street, held by lease, of which 80 years are unexpired,
at the yearly rent of 30 guineas, and set to Mr. John Donnelly at 50 guineas,
producing a Profit Rent of 22l. 15s. well secured as the tenants paid a
considerable fine. Lot 2. The
House No. 60, Meath-street, held for the residue of a Lease of 31 years, at
the rent of 30 pounds, and for which the bankrupt paid a considerable fine. -
These Premises are now untentanted. Lot 3.
Premises in Cole-alley, held by Lease of 200 years from 1801, at 24 pounds
per annum, and let to two solvent tenants at 36l. 8s. holding a clear profit
rent of 12l. 8s. Lot 4. Three
Houses in Vicar-street, held by Lease of 12 years are unexpired, at the
yearly rent of 30 pounds, and let to solvent tenants, at a yearly rent of 51
pounds, producing a profit rent of 21 pounds per annum, well secured. Lot 5. A House
and Premises, No. 20, Engine-alley, held by Lease, of which 35 years are
unexpired, at the yearly rent of 13l. 13s. Lot 6. Five
Houses in Garden-lane, held by Lease, of which 10 years are unexpired, at the
yearly rent of 69 pounds, and let for a rent of 101l. 17s. 6d. yielding a
clear profit rent of 32l. 17s. 6d. Lot 7. Two
Houses No. 91 and 92, in Francis-street, for an unexpired term of 68 years,
at the yearly rent of 27l. Lot 8. A
Brick-house and Ground at the West side of Francis-street, held by Lease of
which 78 years are unexpired at the yearly rent of 7l. and let to a solvent
tenant at 51l. 3s. 9d. leaving a clear profit rent of 44l. 3s. 9d. per ann. Lot 9. A House
at the West side of Vicar-street, held by Lease of which 16 years are
unexpired, at the yearly rent of 13l. 13s. 0d. Lot 10. A
Lease for 8 lives renewable for ever of 9A. 1R. 10P. of part of the Lands of Terenure,
11l. 7s. 6. per Acre, these lands are now in the Bankrupt's possession, and
on which he has expended upwards of 300l. Lot 11. Three
Houses in Robert-street near the Grand Canal Harbour, held by Lease of which
80 years are unexpired, at the yearly rent of 14l. and let at a rent of 75l.
0s. 6d. producing a clear profit rent of 61l. 0s. 6d. per ann. Lot 12. A
large Timber yard at the Grand canal Harbour, lately occupied by said
Bankrupt, and on which he expended upwards of 300l. held by Lease of Lives
renewable for ever at 18l. 4s. 0d. per ann. Lot 13. Lease
of a House, Garden and about 4.5 Acres, of choice land of which 22 years are
unexpired, at the yearly rent of 45l. 10s. 0d. the house, Garden and a small
Field is let to Mr. Clark, at 34l. 2. 6d. per Ann. the remainder about 3
acres would let for 40l. per Ann. which would yield a profit rent of 28l.
12s. 6d. per Ann. Lot 14. Three
Houses and Land in the lower town of Rathfarnham, held by Lease of which 24
years are unexpired, at the yearly rent of 30 pounds, and let at 48l. 8s.
yielding a net Profit of 18l. 18s. per annum. Lot 15. A
House and Premises in Townsend-street, for the residue of a term of 99 years,
at the yearly rent of 30 pounds. 28 June 1806 (FJ) Timber and Furniture
To be sold by Auction by John Davis On Wednesday, the 2d July, 1806 The remainder
of the Stock in Trade and household furniture of Martin Tracy, a bankrupt, at
his concerns Engine-alley. Particulars in hand-bills. The sale begin at 12
o'clock. 2 July 1806 (FJ) Leasehold Interests. To
be sold by Auction. By order of
the Assignees of Martin Tracy, a bankrupt, At the Commercial Coffee-room, On
Monday, the 7th of July inst. at 2 o'Clock, by John Davis Lot 1. Lease
from Robert Shaw, Esq. dated 8th December 1803, of 9A. 1R. 10P. of Land, at
Terenure in co. Dublin, for 3 lives renewable for ever, a peppe-corn fine,
yearly rent 105l. 18s. 6d. the lands are in Bankrupt's possession, on which
he has expended upwards of 300l. in manureing, drawing &c. &c. there
is a fine crop of Grass ready to cut. Lot 2. Lease
from Robert Walker, dated 30th December 1799, for 3 lives renewable for ever,
at a yearly Rent of 30l. Lot 3. Lease
from Thomas Archer and others, dated 5th July 1798, or 21 years from 29th
September 1797, of Three Houses and Premises in Vicar-street, at the learly
rent of 30l. with a covenant of renewal in case lessors chuse a new lease,
let as follows:- 1 By Lease to
Pat. Baise 15l. per annum. 1 ditto to J.
Cavanagh, 18l. 4s. per ditto. 1 ditto to N.
Groves, tenant at will 20l. per ditto. leaving a Nett profit rent of 23l. 4s. Lot 4.
Assignment from Samuel Bayley, of House and Premises in Vicar-street, for the
residue of the term of 31 years from 26th of March 1787, at the yearly rent
of 10l. Part thereof lately set by lease to Edward Archbold at 16l. per
annum, and the back part taken into Bankrupt's timber yard. Lot 5. Lease
from Richard Rengrose to Martin Tracy, dated 1st September 1796, for 21
years, from sid 1st September, of a House, Yard and Ware-house, no. 17,
Vicar-street, yearly rent 21l. 10s. The Dwelling-house and Tard now set to
Robert Taylor for twelve years from the 25th of March 1804, at 22l. 15s. per
annum. The Ware-house has been opened into Bankrupt's timber yard. Lot 6. Lease
from Robert Cornwall, dated 9th January 1800, for 24 years, from 29th
September 1799, with toties[?] quoties[?] clanie[?] of renewal, on payment of
a proportionable part of Mr. Cornwall's increase Rent and expenses, yearly
Rent 6l. now let to Matthew Lawless for 19 years, from 1st March 1804, at
11l. 7s. 6d. per annum, with a toties[?] quoties[?] clanie[?] or renewal on
payment of proportionate part of M. Tracy's encraie[?] Rent and expenses. Lot 7. Lease
from Simeon Verpyle and Mary his wife, dated 9th October 1799, for 23 years,
from 29th Sept. then lalt[?] of a house in Vicar-street, on which the
Bankrupt was to expend 50l. yearly Rent 13l. 13s. with covenant of renewal on
payment of 10l. now set to James Farrell for 14 years, from 1st March 1804,
at 16l. per annum, no covenant for renewal. Lot 8. Lease
from Robert Walker, of house No. 5, Engine-alley, opposite Timber Yard for 42
years, from 25th March 1797, yearly Rent
15l. 10s. now in Bankrupt's possession. Lot 9. Lease
from Joseph Huband, dated 8th October 1801, for three Lives renewable for
ever, of a piece of Ground in Robert Street, at the Grand canal Harbour,
yearly rent 18l. 4s. now in Bankrupt's possession, on which he has expended
upwards of 300l. in enclosing, &c. It is a valuable extensive yard, and
is to be set would bring a large profit rent. Lot 10.
Assignment from the Widow and Children of Pat. Andrews, dated 8th October
1801, of a Dwelling House in Tenter-lane, for 99 years from the 1st May 1784,
at the yearly rent of 9l. set to tenant at will for 55l. 0s. 0d. Also of one
Dwelling-house on the East side of Robert-street for 99 years, from the 1st
May 1784, yearly rent 6l. now set to Hugh Reily for 31 years at 20l. per
annum, with a covenant of surrender every three years, the whole yielding a
profit rent of 60l. 0s. 6d. Lot 11. Lease
from Joseph Huband dated 29th September 1799, of a Dwelling House, Garden and
out-offices, a small house adjoining thereto, and a small House or Cabin, and
2 fields containing 4A 2R 13P situated at Crumlin, for 24 years from 29th
September, then Inst. yearly rent of 45l. 10s. 0d. The above
mentioned House and Garden with part of the Land set to Mr. B. Clarke, at
34l. 2s. 6d. per Ann. 2 Cabins to tenants at will for 9l. 2s. 0d. and 1 Cabin
for 20 years from 29 September 1799, at the yearly rent of 2l. 5s. 6d. and
part of the lands are in Bankrupt's possession. Lot 12. Lease
from Susana Casey and Mark Rainsford for 77.5 years from 29th September 1797,
of Houses and premises No.91 & 92. Francis-street, yearly rent 27l. for
the first 17.5 years, and 30l. per Ann. for the residue. Also Lease from J.
Hutchiton of back-house in Francis-street, for 90 years from 25th March 1794,
yearly rent 7l. one small spot set by Lease to Wm. Hunter, at 6d. per Ann.
and the remainder to Luke Byrne for 61 years from 29th August 1799 at 51l.
3s. 9d. leaving a clear profit rent of 17l. 4s. 3d. for the first 17.5 years
and 14l. 4s. 3d. for the residue. Lot 13.
Assignment from Robert Kerrigan, of House and Premises No.8 Hamilton's Row
for the residue of a term of 99 years from 25th March 1791, yearly rent 30l.
now let to sundry tenants at will, at about 50l. per Ann. 8 October 1806 (FJ) Leasehold Interests.
To be sold by Auction by John Davis At the Commercial Coffee-room, at 2
o'Clock, on Thursday October 16, 1806 By order of the
Assignees of Martin Tracy, a bankrupt. Lot No.1
Assignment of Lease of House and Yard, No. 60 Meath-street, for about 18
years unexpired, for 30l. per Ann, which would be worth 50 guineas per Ann.
for which the Bankrupt paid 100l. fine. Lot No.2 Lease
of a House, No.4 Engine-alley, for about 29 years unexpired, at 12l. per Ann.
now Set to John ??? at 15l. per Ann. leaving a profit rent of 3l. there is a
gateway at these Concerns which leads into the large yard in the rere of the
above House in Meath-street, which the Bankrupt occupied as a Timber-yard. 1807 Tracy, Catherine, Dubl. City, Widow
(Prerogative Will) 28 February 1807 (FJ) Mary Tracy,
for stealing from the person of William Julian, on the 13th February last,
one silver watch - guilty - to be transported for seven years. Experiment - Arrived NSW 25 June 1809,
Sailed 21/1/1809 from Cork in 155 days...Mary Tracy, Dublin City, 02/1807 Mary Tracey was
described as INFAMOUS Dublin The Prison Authorities in Port Arthur Tasmania
described my direct ancestor Mary Tracey as INFAMOUS - one can only imagine
what she did to earn that tag. Mary Tracey was born in Ireland - and possibly
in Dublin Ireland - circa1790 - that is a very rubbery guess. She had a child
with Thomas SCOTT in Launceston Tasmania in 1814. It is rumoured that she had
an earlier child - perhaps in Ireland? She was convicted in Dublin Ireland
and transported to Australia in 1809. Sadly there is no record that I can
find to tell me who her mother and perhaps her father (if she knew the
latter) were. I am hoping that a Tracey descendant with links to Dublin
Ireland might recall a family story about a female member of the Tracey
family being transported to Australia around 1809. There were other convicts
from Dublin Ireland with the surname Tracey but so far none seem related. 14 April 1807 (FJ) On Sunday the
body of a labouring man, named Tracy, was taken out of that part of the canal
near the Rock road, into which he had unfortunately fallen on the night preceding. 16 October
1807 (FJ) [see Traceys of Dublin – Page 1] Last week, at
his house, in Dorset-street, Pearson Philip Tracy, Esq, of a lingering
illness. 1807 Tracy, Pearson P., Dorset-st., Dublin,
gent. (Prerogative Will) 1807 Representatives of Philip Treacy, no. 22 Nelson
Street Dublin, £9.4.7.5 rent, lease dated April 2 1807, from Francis Edward
Thomas and Edward Hendrick to Philip Treacy, for the lives of John Eccles,
Grace Eccles his wife and Maryanne Eccles their daughter, at the yearly rent
of £10 late currency, equivalent to £9.4.7.5 sterling...Last renewal dated
December 18 1847 from Francis Edward Thomas to Charles Byrne...The rent is
now paid by Mr. George Bullock. 3 November 1807 (FJ) Theatre Royal ...we had some
difficulty in recognising Mr. Tracy under his habit d'hotel, and felt happy
in giving him applause whenever his humour drew it forth... 4 November 1807 (FJ) In
Aungier-street, Miss Mary Tracy, aged 63 years. 19 December 1807 (FJ) Wm. Pigot, for
a burglary and robbery, in the house of Mrs. Tracy, at Dundrum, in the month
of October last. 1807 Lease Thomas Treacy, Mabbott Street, St. Thomas, Dublin,
[deceased 1858] Elenor Treacy, Mabbott Street, St. Thomas, Dublin,
[deceased 1858] Michael Treacy, Mabbott Street, St. Thomas, Dublin,
[went to Australia] 1808 Subscribers...Mr. Thomas Tracy, N.
King street...Mr. Thomas Tracy, Kennedy's lane... Sermons for Every Sunday Throughout the
Year...by the Rev Barnaby Murphy, North Anne street, Dublin 1808 Thomas Tracey, Dublin, Grocer
(Intestacy) The
Protestant Charter Schools
“Stradbally School Thursday, 15th
September 1808; two o’clock …The Usher, Patrick Tracey,
has the usual allowance; he had been above a year at the school, and was sent
from Clontarf Charter School, in which he has been educated.” Report, 1809-1912 4 January 1809 (FJ) Dublin On Sunday
night last, a magistrate of the above office, in patroling the District,
dispersed a riotous mob in Francis-street, and apprehended a noted robber,
named Michael Tracy, who has for a considerable period evaded justice. 21 May 1810 to 13 March 1811 (FJ) St.
Nicholas Within ...Thomas
Tracy, No.5 Kennedy's-Lane, Churchwarden... (see Frances Tracy) The Dublin Journal We the
undersigned Inhabitants of Finglass and its Vicinity...Oct.29th, 1810...S.
Tracy... 1810 Historical memoirs of the Irish
bards Patrons...Mr.
J. Tracy, Townsend-street... 1814-1815 The world displayed Subscribers...Mr.
Hugh Tassie, Golden-Ball, Co. Wicklow...Mr. J. Tracy, Townsend-street... 1810 Alexander Tracy, Stepaside (Will) 1810 Elizabeth Agnes Tracey and Elzo Smith
(Marriage Licence) June 1810
The Belfast Monthly Magazine
Mr. E.
Smith, to Miss E. Tracy, both of Dublin. 1810 Jane Tracy, Ballinteer, Co. Dublin
(Will) 1810-30 The Irish record commission,
Dublin Luke Tracy
Kelly, sub-commr on chief remembrancer's office. Margaret Griffith. The
Irish Record Commission 1810-30. Irish Historical Studies, Vol. 7, No. 25
(Mar., 1950), pp. 17-38 8 Mar 1821-11 Dec 1821 Petition
of Lucinda Martha Kelly, Molesworth Street, Dublin, widow of late Lucius Tracy Kelly, sub commissioner
of public records in Ireland, to the commissioners of public records in
Ireland, requesting an allowance for her children, and emphasising that they
are unsupported since her husband's death in July 1821, 11 December 1821.
Also report of Lucius T Kelly, to commissioners of public records in Ireland,
detailing calendaring work carried out, outside of office hours, for which he
has received no remuneration, 8 March 1821. 2 items;
6pp CSO/RP/1821/298 24 August 1811 (FJ) Gloucester Place School Examinations of young
Gentlemen...Tracy...only six borders...fees 6/10 guineas...The House, No.4
Gloucester-place to 26 Lower Gardiner-street. 17 October 1811 (FJ) Dublin Richard Tracy, served an
apprenticeship, and became a journeyman...guilty of assault and sentenced to
six months and sureties of 50l. and two of 25l. for seven years. 4 November 1811 (FJ) Bankrupts Martin Tracy, Dublin, final
dividend, Hogan and Ward, agents. 1811 Tracy, Francis, Frederick-st., Dublin,
esq. Lieut RN (Prerogative Will) 7 September 1811 – Francis Stafford to C.D. Bellew [Grand-daughter
of Captain William Stafford, New Ross? Wexford] Dear Sir I take the liberty
of addressing a few lines to you to know would it be necessary to get Mr
Smythe or any other gentleman to come with me to Lord French’s bank to
receive the remainder of my interest money as Mr Smythe I fear is not now in
town at present. I think a letter from
you to Lord French’s and one to me would be quite sufficient, as Mr Taafe I
should suppose knows me since I went there with Mr Smythe. I believe the ninth of this month Mr Taafe
told was the time for me to call to the bank.
I should not be so particular as to the time but the doctor has
ordered me to quit Dublin for some time.
I am still at Dundrum but he thinks the air is getting too cold for
me. It’s not determined where I am to
go to as yet. My best wishes
attend you and family And am dear
Sir your obedient servant F.A. Stafford. (Direct to the
care of Miss Treacy Dundrum) 1787-1854 British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital Patrick Tracey born Swords, Dublin. Served in 9th Dragoons Discharged
aged 23 1811-1816 “His Majesty’s Ninth Regiment of Lth Dragoons
whereof General the Earl of ??? is Colonel These are to certify that Pattr.
Tracey Private in Capt. Franers? Troop in the regiment aforesaid,
born in Parish of Swords in or near the Town of Dublin in the
County of Dublin was enlisted at the age of Seventeen years;
and hath served in the said regiment for the space of Four years and Three
Hundred and Seven days, as well as in other Corps, after the age of
Eighteen, according to the following statement, but in consequence of having
an old ulcerable leg an attack of Hemoptsis is rendered unfit for further
service and is hereby discharged…And to prevent any improper use being made
of the Discharge, by falling into other hands, the following is a description
of the said Pattk. Tracey He is about Twenty Three Years of
age, is Five Feet Ten inches in height, Brown Hair, Hazel
Eyes, Fresh Complexion, by Trade a Labourer…Given under my
hand, and Seal of the Regiment at Nottingham the 28th
Day of April 1816 Ga Gore hapor? 9th Light?” …(Signed) Patt Tracey… …We testify that
Patrick Tracey late of the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons
discharged on the 28th April last is at present in a very bad
state of health xxxxx & has been so since his arrival here & confined
to his bed for nineteen days – He is at present & was while confined to
his bed totally destitute of friends or any means of support save what he
derived from the assistance of the Human? & Benevolent his father having
died since he enlisted & his mother a considerable time before that time
– We therefore recommend him to the consideration of the Honorable the
Governors of Chelsea Hospital. Jas William borogh? of Swords Thos B Jackson
Swords Dispensary Michael Duff? Swords 3rd June 1816 Patrick
Tracey b. 1793 Swords, Dublin, Dublin 9th Light Dragoons 1811-1816
labourer WO120/21 Patk Tracey, born abt 1793
Swords, Dublin 9th Regiment of Dragoons, residence 19 Jul 1816 Ninth Regiment of Dragoons 19th July 1816, Patk Tracey, 23
years, private 4y10/12m total service, 6d rate per day, an old ulcerated leg
and an attack of Haemopteris, born Swords Dublin, labourer, 5'10", brown
hair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion. 3 April
1812 (FJ) Married at Mark's Church, Wm Kehoe, esq. of
Westmorland-street to Amelia, second daughter of John Smith Esq. Townsend
street; and at the same time Doctor Tracy, of Fleet Street to Martha,
youngest daughter of John Smith, Esq. 1812 Thomas Tracey
and Martha Smith (Marriage Licence) 1771 to 1812 Walkers Hibernian Magazine Dr. Tracy, Fleet St & Martha Smith, y.d. of John,
at Mark's Church Mar. 1812 p. 143 18
October 1813 (FJ) Marquis of Wellington Testimonial ...received per Lieut-Gen. Dunne the
following...Doctor Tracy £1/2/9... 1816
Lease The house which is
spacious contains 2 parlours, 2 drawing rooms, 6 bed rooms, a dressing room,
a green house, return containing 2 rooms, water closets, pantry, kitchen,
servants appartments, wine cellar, large cellar under return &c. Garden
in rere Six house stable, large coach house, two rooms and loft over coach
house and enclosed yard. The house and
premises in this matter are held under Lease dated 18th November 1816 and
made between William Smith of the 1st part; George Smith, John Brown and
Elizabeth Brown his wife Emelia Keogh widow, Thomas Tracy and Martha tracy his wife of the 2nd part; and
Arthur Dawson of the 3rd part; for a term of 117 years, from the 1st November
1816 at the yearly rent of £100 late currency...the new dwelling house
messuage or tenement situate, lying and being on the South side of Merrion
Square in the County of the City of Dublin, with the yard behind the same and
the coach house and stables at the rere of the said premises, bounded on the
East by a holding formerly in the possession of Mr. Knox, on the West by
another holding belonging to John Smith, on the South by a stable lane and on
the North by Merrion Square aforsaid...[1871 Estate] 6 January
1817 (FJ) Poor of St. Peter's Parish, Dublin ...York street, No. 12 Doctor Tracey £1... December
12, 1817 Freemans Journal Births - On Monday last, in York street, the Lady
of Dr. Tracy of a son. 27 Nov
1823 Lease the corner house on Temple Street &
Denmark Street, Dublin Alexander & Isabella [nee Collins] Boyd Esq of
Waterford city, Sarah & Anne Collins, spinsters, of Dublin city, & Dr
Thomas Tracy of Dublin city Edward Bruen, apothecary, of Dublin City adjacant occupiers Thomas Baker, stone cutter of
Thomas Street Dublin & Mr Darcy of Thomas Street Wit: William Garstin, attorney, Molesworth Street,
Dublin John Flinn, clerk to William Garstin, Molesworth
Street, Dublin Joseph Fanning, gent, Waterford City 18 January 1825 (FJ) Meeting of the
Parishioners of St. Michan ...in aid of
orphans...and to Dr. Tracey... 17 November 1827 (F) The
Late charge of Shop-Lifting in Dublin The unfortunate
individual (Dr. Tracy) who was lately apprehended under the above charge,
remains in custody. - His house was searched since we last mentioned his
apprehension by peace officer Galogly, and a vast quantity of articles of a
most varied description found in one of the closets. It is, perhaps, possible
that those articles, or some of them, might have been purchased by him; but
it is rather singular that he never mentioned having them in his possession
to any member of his family. In fact, the waiting room of the
Head-Police-office bears a stronger resemblance to a fancy shop in Home's
Arcade, than a place of official business, the room being strewn with rich
shawls, pieces of silk, fashionable and costly china ornaments, a quantity of
silver bladed fruit knives, ostrich feathers, artificial flowers, plated
coasters, branch and plain candlesticks, ribbons, laces, and a multitude of
other articles, which would puzzle the ingenuity of an auctioneer to classify
under their proper heads. The informations are not yet complete, and he
remains over for further examination. 21 November 1827 (FJ) ...when
Dr. Tracy was called to the bar. He moved slowly to the front of the dock,
assisted by one of the turnkeys. The unfortunate gentleman seemed to labour
under extreme mental agony; and during the time he remained at the bar, as if
desirous to avoid the curious gaze of the crowd, he kept his face covered
with his handkerchief, which was wet with tears...during the Recorders very
pathetic address, he sobbed aloud, and when the sentence was pronounced, he
became extremely agitated. A female of respectable appearance, who was seated
in a retired part of the Court, uttered a thrilling scream and fainted, on
hearing the sentence... 21 November 1827 (F)
Recorders Court, Dublin Yesterday,
Doctor Thomas Tracy, M.D. pleaded "Not Guilty" to the Indictment
for stealing in the shop of Mr. Tuthill. At the sitting of the Court this
day, Mr. Hamilton, said he was desired by the Prisoner to apply to the Court,
to withdraw the plea of "Not Guilty". The prisoner was again
arraigned - the Indictment was read to him - in it he stood charged for
stealing 3 yards of Linen, the property of Henry Tuthill, of Dame-street, and
to which the Prisoner pleaded "Guilty". The Recorder then proceeded
to give Judgement, and Sentenced the Prisoner to 7 years Transportation. 8 December 1827 (F) Among the
extraordinary cases which are continually exciting our wonder in the police
reports, we have met with none more remarkable than those of Dr. Tracy of Dublin,
who had contrived a large camlet cloak full of pockets to receive the booty
recruining from his long unsuspected cruises...but we really think it worth
serious consideration, whether there are not many "cases punished by
Botany Bay, or the halter, which are fitter for St. Luke's" 24 Jan 1828-20 Feb 1828 Case on
behalf of the crown for the opinion of the Attorney General, respecting the
attachment of the property of Dr
Thomas Tracy, who has been convicted of larceny and transported for seven
years. Noting that his house and chattels have therefore become forfeited to
the crown and that the government are anxious to restore the property to his
wife, Martha Tracy and his family.
Also covering letter from William Kemmis, Kildare Street, [Dublin], to William
Gregory, Under Secretary. 2 items;
6pp CSO/RP/1828/1541 Newry Commercial Telegraph Feb. 8, 1828: 26 February 1828
(FJ) Doctor Tracy and Captain
Beggs, with one hundred other convicts are on board a transport, escorted by
a party of the 57th Regiment, to proceed in a few days for Botany Bay, from
Kingstown. 16 Aug 1828 Letter
from Martha Tracey, 15 York
Street, [Dublin], to Thomas Taylor, drawing attention to an earlier petition
concerning her difficult financial affairs following [the death] of her
husband, Dr Tracey. Noting that
she cannot enforce payment of bills due to her husband and cannot get out of
her lease on a large house until she obtains a grant on her husband’s
property. 1 item;
2pp CSO/RP/1828/1211 1829 July 10th Limerick Evening Post and Clare Sentinel Death On 16th last September at Botany bay, Doctor
Traecy, formerly of York street Dublin. He was transported for stealing
from a shop. Thomas Tracy - NSW Alias: Tracey Treacy Religion: Protestant Sentence: 7 1812 British Prisoners in France Briancon Depot Tracey, Thomas, Private 89 Regt. Dublin 24 August 1813 (FJ) Mr. Williams and
Assistants, Trinity Place...ocular medicines ...benefited...Richd
Tracey...John Tracy... 27 December 1813 & 18 July & 26
December 1814 (FJ) Rev John Fea's Classical
& English School, No. 10 Summer-hill Public
examinations...Modern History, Ancient History, Greek, Latin, ...Tracy... 21 December 1818 (FJ) Rev John Fea's Classical
& English School, No. 10 Summer-hill Examinations...Latin,
reading and spelling...Tracy 1813 Patience Tracy, Dundrum, Co. Dublin
(Will) 7 & 23 April 1814 (FJ) Sheriffs
Sale. To be sold by Auction Barker v.
Toole, Treacy v. Toole All the
Defendant's Right, Title and Interest, in and to a large Plot of Ground,
situated in Mabbot-street, on which there is built Three new Dwelling-Houses,
with a large Stable and Yard, held by Lease from Anne Fisher, for a Term of
999 years, from 10th February 1805. The above Premises are set to two solvent
Tenants at a clear Profit Rent of 61l. 5s. 3d. a year. Dated March 29, 1814
& April 21, 1814 Ireland-Australia Transportation Daniel Tracey, born 1794 Dublin City, Chicken Butcher, tried 1814
Dublin City, sentenced to 7 years, transported on the Canada (3) 1815 Alumni Dublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Tracy, Edward, Pen. (P.T.)), Nov. 7, 1814, aged 16; s. of William,
Litium Procurator; b. Dublin. 1815 Elinor Tracey and Rober Hopkins
(Marriage Licence) 1815 Passenger Lists "The
Shamrock or Irish Chronicle” ‘Mary’ left Dublin on September
24 1815 for New York (23 passengers) William Tracey of ??? 1815 James Tracey and Mary Ann Musson
(Marriage Licence) 18
January 1816 (FJ) Dublin Jury ...Philip Tracy... 1816
Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts
Mercer's
Hospital- 5/1/1814-5 Memorandum:-
There is also a short charge by error in calculation in Kenny, Mussea and
Tracey's bill for Coals, which noy having been paid to the parties, cannot be
credited to Accountants July 11,
1816 Freemans Journal Kenny, Musson & Tracy, Coal Factors, having
dissolved their partnership, will sell by auction... 10 July 1816 Freemans Journal Kenny, Musson & Tracy,
Coal Factors, having dissolved their partnership, will sell by auction, at
No.94 Townsend-street, on Thursday 11 July 1816, Upwards of Ten Hundred Tons
of Swansea Coal, Ten excellent Dray Horses, eleven good Drays complete with
harnesses and coal bags, a rick of well saved hay, and two small ricks of
straw to be drawn by the purchases from Auction, Beam scales weights &c.
&c. Office desks, counters and a quantity of glass, delft and several
articles of kitchen and pantry utensils. The coal will be set up in
quantities agreeable to the Purchases. Sale will commence at 12 o'Clock. The
Purchases to pay the duty. John Elliott, Auctioneer, 62 Meckenburgh-street. [Thomas Kenny, George
Musson and James Tracy. Kenny was sued by Musson and Tracy] 30 March 1824 (FJ) A meeting of...all persons concerned in
the...Coal Bill...James Tracey... 1787-1854 British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital Nicholas Tracey born Dublin, Dublin. Served in 20th Foot Regiment;
46th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 36 1815-1837 Nicholas
Tracey, b. 1800 Dublin, Dublin 1815
Harding Tracy and Daniel O’Connell (see Harding Tracy) 1816: A rental of the Estate of the City of Dublin
for one year ending the 29th of September 1816 Tenant...174 & 175
Edward Tracey...A lot of ground in Exchequer street....yearly rent...£11
& £12.2.0 1818 History
of the city of Dublin...By the late J. Warburton 30th November 1816 (FJ) Subscribers for the relief
of the poor of Dublin ...Mr. J. Tracy £1/0/0... 1816
E.A. Tracy, “Kinloch of Kinloch”, Dublin. [Possibly Euphemia A Tracy (nee Wright)] Bristish War Office John Tracey, Cpl b. 1775 Dublin. Waterford Militia and Nova
Scotia Fensibles.Labourer.12 yrs service Chelsea on 30th Oct 1816
WO116/23 Kings Inns Admission Papers
1607-1867
Tracy, William, 2nd s. of William Weldon, Summerhill,
Dublin, attorney, and Anne Rotheram; over 16; ed. Dublin; aft. Father H 1817. 27 June 1817 Indented deed of annuity William
Weldon Tracey, Atty at Law 1817 Tracy,
Euphemia A (also Wright), Dublin (Prerogative Will) 10 June 1817 (FJ) County of Dublin Lessee of the
Hon. Baron & Baroness De Robeel v. Thomas Tracy To be let, for
six months, from the 27th May 1817, unless sooner received[?], all that part
of the lands of Macestown, lately in possession of Catherine Tracey, Widow,
containing 54A. 8R. or thereabouts; situated in the Parish and Barony of
Castleknock, and County of Dublin, and now under ejectment for non-payment of
rent... 2 August 1817 (FJ) Kings Hospital The following
boys...public examination...Arithmetic, Reading, Spelling...Tracy... 29 July 1819 (FJ) Kings Hospital The following
boys...public examination...English Grammer, reading, History of England, Spelling...Tracy... 29 December 1817 (FJ) Saul's-Court
Academy, Fishamble-street ...public
examination...Book-Keeping General Accounts...Tracy, sen...Tracy... 1817 History of the Expedition Under the
Command of Captains Lewis and Clark..., Volume 2 Subscriber...Mr
Tracy, Townssend street... 1817 Easter Term City of Dublin To a
Presentment to Mr Alexand Taylor and William Tassy[?], to be expended by them
for building a main sewer in the street of Kingsend, beginning at the river
Liffey to catch the water of said street, to be three feet wide and four and
a half deep, to suffit the arch and toi be paved at bottom £85.15.4 1817 Letter from Michael
H Tracy, to Chief Secretary’s office, Dublin Castle, requesting that his
correspondence with government is not revealed to Mr Harvey. Also encloses
handwritten extract from Freeman’s Journal newspaper regarding failure of
‘Mayor, Sheriffs, Commons and Citizens’ to comply with act regulating
financial arrangement, likely relating to Dublin corporation. 1818 Letter from
Michael H Tracy, to William H Gregory, Under Secretary of Ireland, Dublin
Castle, requesting appointment to post of employment. [Office of
Chief Secretary of Ireland CSO/RP/1818/614-5] 1818 Letter from
Colonel Handfield, Commissary General’s Office, Dublin, to Sir Edward B
Baker, Military Secretary, Dublin Castle, enclosing letter and making appeal
on behalf of Anthony Tracy, with mention of ‘the incorrectness of the
statement he had made to Government’. Encloses letter from Tracy, 26
Purdon Street, Dublin, to Handyfield, making apology regarding misuse of
name in representation to government and seeking to gain a post of
employment. [Office of
Chief Secretary of Ireland CSO/RP/1818/269] James Tracey, DMP 2305, born 1818, 22 years, 5’9”, labourer, St. James', Dublin
City; ex-Army & Constabulary, 3 years 9 months service, joined 1? Aug
1840, resigned by 29 Augt 1840 The Dublin Metropolitan Police: A Short History and Genealogical Guide
by Jim Herlihy. Four Courts, 2001 10 August 1818 (FJ) To the church wardens
of the Parish of St. Michans ...undersigned
householders of the parish to repeal window light tax...Morice Tracy... 1818 Historical memoirs of the Irish
bards: an historical essay Patrons...J.
Tracy, Townsend street... 2 June 1819 (FJ) Sessions Court Mrs. Satchell
keeps a Haberdasher's shop in Dame-street...the shopman, Timothy Tracy, saw
something suspicious... Ireland-Australia Transportation
William Tracy, born 1768 Co Kildare, Labourer, tried 1818 Dublin City,
Sentenced to 14 years, transported Tyne 1819. William Tracey, Per "Tyne", 1819 1819 Jan 13th, On list of convicts disembarked from the
"Tyne" and forwarded to Parramatta for distribution (Reel 6006;
4/3499 p.259) 1819 Thomas Tracy, North King Street, Grocer
(Intestacy) 1819 Practical Architect's Ready Assistant; or
Builder's Complete Companion by William Stitt Subscriber:
Mr. Mrqs. [Marcus] Tracy of Kennedy's Lane (which adjoined Ross Lane) (see Frances Tracy) May 28, 1819 Freemans Journal Dublin Police, St. James
street - On Tuesday last, Thomas Tracy was summoned to appear before the
Divisional Magistrate for Division No. 5 for selling spirituous liquors by
retail...second lock of the Grand Canal... Feb 22, 1820 (BL) Jamaica (Port Royal) The
brig Letitia which left Port Royal on Sunday for Dublin and Belfast was
discovered on the evening of that day to be leaky...Captain Starks?...About
seven next morning she had nearly four feet water in her cabin, at which time
Mr. Tracey with the female passengers left the vessel in a boat and
proceeding to the shore...- London Ship and Com. List 4 Nov 1820 The Irish Farmers' Journal and Weekly
Intelligencer Commission Intelligence
Dublin Thursday November 2 Michael Tracy stood
indicted for having feloniously cut, stabbed, and wounded, with a case knife,
John Belshaw, in September last. Monday Noverember 6 Michael Tracey, for
violently assulting John Belsham - to be imprisoned for eighteen months. 1820 Fever Hospital Dublin March 7th, James Tracy,
aged 54. No urgent symptom; complained only of general debility; appetite
good:—6th visit; had some scanty motions mixed with blood. Sumat sulphat.
magnes. drach. duas, in jusculo bovino tertiis horis ad tertiam vicem.—h. s.
opii granum.—7th and Sth visits better ; appetite good ; no medicine ordered.
9th. Took a sudden change, being affected with stupor and dyspnoea in the
course of the previous evening and during the night. Was dying when visited. New Royal Canal Company 1820Parcel clk. Harb. Mast. & Wharfinger: Ant. Tracy, Gt.
1820 Moses Tracy, Crampton Quay (Will) British War Office Philip Treacy Gds Company,
discharged 1820 to live in Dublin 29 November 1820 (FJ) Edward Heery, James
Neyland, William Nowlan alias Tracey, and James Field, who were convicted at
the last Commission for a burglary and robbery in the dwelling house of
Captain Thompson at Upper Baggot-street, in August have (through the clemency
of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant) had the capital punishment commuted to
transportation for life. Ireland-Australia Transportation William (Nolan Nowlan Nowlin Tracey Tracy
Treacy), born 1776 Co Carlow, Labourer, tried Dublin City, sentenced to 14
years, transported John Barry (2) 1821 1831 Nowlan/Tracey, William - John Barry
2/ticket of leave cancelled 5 March 1821 (FJ) Leasee of John
Jamesson Esq and Thomas Tracy v. The Ejector To be let for
six months, subject to redemption, that New Brick Dwelling House and yard at
the rere thereof situate in Mabbot-street, in the City of Dublin, wherein
James McMahon formerly resided and lately occupied by Bridget McMahon... British War Office Richard Tracey b.1803 St Mary’s
Dublin. 19th Light Dragoons
enl 1821 Nottingham Registers of Seamen's Services Peter Tracey, b. 18 March 1821 Dublin
Dublin, Official Number: 66739 ADM 188/47 Peter Tracey, b. 18 March 1821 Dublin, Ireland, Continuous Service Number: 39196,
Date of Volunteering: 01 December 1858, Admiralty:
Royal Navy Continuous Service Engagement Books ADM 139/392 1822 Anne Tracey (alias English), Moore
Street, Widow (Intestacy) 1822 Mary Ann Tracy (alias M’Neill), Old
Church Street (Will) 1822
Smith's City and Country Almanack
T. Tracy, 5 Kennedy’s lane (see Frances Tracy) Edward Tracey, Summer Hill Thomas Treacy, MD
21, York-st 23 January 1823 (FJ) New Chapel, Marlborough-street [RC] ...W. Tracy, Esq, Summerhill £1/0/0... 3 February 1823 (FJ) Attack on Lord Lieutenant [Dublin] [jury] panel...Thomas Tracy... 25 February 1823 (FJ) Commission of Oyer and Terminer Martin Tracy was tried for wilful and
corrupt perjury at the suit of Henry O'Reilly, Esq on the 12 June last...who
was acquitted. 19 May 1823-21 May 1823 Letter
from Alderman Frederick Darley, police magistrate, head office of police,
Dublin, to William Gregory, Under Secretary, Dublin Castle, 21 May 1823,
enclosing copy of letter from Alderman John Cash, police magistrate of 5th
Dublin police division, to the head police office, 19 May 1823, and also a
copy of letter from JE Marston, keeper of Smithfield Penitentiary, Dublin, to
Cash, 19 May 1923, enclosed with Cash's letter. Concerns case of Patrick Tracy, a deserted orphan boy,
whom Marston recommends for admission into the House of Industry, Dublin. 2
items; 4pp CSO/RP/1823/779 28 Nov 1823 Letter
from Major John Wills, Esker Lodge, Lucan, Dublin, chief police magistrate,
to Nathaniel Sneyd, MP for County Cavan, recommending the conduct of a Mr Tracy [William Samuel Tracy?], who
previously served in the police establishment under Wills' superintendence.
Wills describes him as 'a Person in every way qualified to fill a Situation
very different from the one he held under me'. (see William
Samuel Tracy) 1
item; 3pp CSO/RP/1823/2248 Treacy Place Off Mabbot Street (q.v.), site unknown.
Treacy Place 1823 (RD 780/330/528265). Dublin 1756 to 1847 - Logainm.ie 17 January 1824 (FJ) Caution to Hackney Coachmen Yesterday the Magistrates of the Head Police
office committed to Newgate for a month, in default of paying a penalty
1l.13s.6d. a coachman, named Andrew Tracy, for having behaved in an insolent
manner to a Lady who had employed him. 6 March 1824 (FJ) Trinitarian Orphan Society for Saggard School ...Lower Exchange street...donations...Mrs
Caffray and Miss Tracy, 1l. each... 15 March 1824 (FJ) Tolls Inhabitants of the Parish of St. Mark
[against tolls]...James Tracy... 22 November 1824 (FJ) Marriage On the 15th inst., by the Rev. Mr.
O'Shaughnessy, James Tracy, of the city of Dublin, Esq., to Miss Dillon, of
Roscrea, county Tipperary. 17 March 1825 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors 6th April...Teresa Tracy, late of Crampton-court,
schoolmistress 20 June 1825 (FJ) Outrage About four o'clock on the morning of Friday,
the 17th inst., the stable of Mr. Richard Bergin, who resides near Harold's
Cross was forced open, and some of his horse or car tacking stolen thereout by
Laurence Tracy, of Harlold's-cross, who on passing through Bergin's-lane... 21 July 1825 (FJ) Meetings of Creditors At the Royal Exchange...George Moore,
Dublin, final examination; Thomas Dooley agent; Thomas Tracy, assignee. 7 September 1825 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors Petitions to be heard at the Tailor's Hall, Dublin... William Tracey, late of Naas, county
Kildare, publican 19 October 1825 (FJ) Death On the 17th inst, in Kennedy's-lane, in the 70th
year of her age, Anne, relict of the late Nicholas Power, and sister to Mrs.
Tracy. (see Frances
Tracy) 14 November 1825 (FJ) Solemn Dedication RC Church Marlborough-street Mozart's Grand Mass...From St. Michael and
St. John's Parish...Miss Tracy, Kennedy's Lane, 2 tickets, £2/0/0... (see Frances Tracy) 1825 The Dublin Society by Wright (now Royal Dublin Society (RDS)) Royal Dublin Society House, Kildare-Street The Board-room communicates with the Conversation-room, an apartment
of considerable, though much inferior, dimensions, where is a portrait of a
once distinguished member, and very meritorious antiquarian, General Valancy.
Here are likewise a series of 42 architectural drawings from classic remains
of antiquity, by Mr. Tracey, made at the expense of Henry Hamilton,
Esq., of Fitzwilliam Square. (see Frances Tracy) The Dublin Penny Journal,
Vol. 4, No. 174 (Oct. 31, 1835), pp. 137-139 Return of Number of Registered Forty
Shilling Freeholders in County of Dublin 1831 14 Jan 1825 William Tracy, Hanover-lane,
broker, Hanover-lane, house, Lives: Patrick John Brady, Residing thereon 7 Feb 1825 William Tracy, Hanover-lane,
broker, Hanover-lane, house, Lives: Patrick John Brady, Residing thereon Ship
Arrivals at the Port of Quebec, 1825 Mr. Tracey came up in the Zenophon [Xenophon] yesterday from the brig Friends, of and from Dublin, lost on the Island of Biquette, about 160 miles
below this port. The Friends drove ashore on Tuesday the 18th
inst. she has 120 Irish emigrants on board, who were all safely landed with
their baggage and provisions, and remain on the island. This vessel left
Dublin on the 19th ultimo, in ballast; she is a total wreck. Assistance to
convey the emigrants to the place of destination was desired. 1825 Canada Military Lawrence Tracey, 5'4.5", 17
[b. abt 1808], fair complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, b. Dublin Bavleston
[Barbertown?], labourer, enlisted Dublin, 14 Oct 1825 1825 & 1826 Commissioners for
Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland Stamp Duty - Arrears due by Printers of
Newspapers in Dublin "Correspondent", G.R. Tracey,
£61/0/9 & £70/18/5.5 (see Harding
Tracy) 17 August 1826 (FJ) Distress in the
Liberty ...Mrs. Tracy
£1/0/0... 1826/7 Schoolteachers Edward
Tracy, RC, Gardiner Row, Booterstown
Teresa Tracy, RC, 16 Crampton Ct., St.
Andrews Mrs. Tracy, RC, Harold’s Cross, St. Kevin. 1826
Second Report - Irish Education Inquiry [published 1836 House of Commons] Edward Tracy, Gardiners Row Booterstown Half
Rathdown, R Catholic, pay, charges 6.5d per week for each scholar, a room in
a small dwelling house, 10 RC 7 male 3 female, 24 RC 21 male 3 female Mrs Tracey, Harold's Cross Female Orphan
Home, St. Kevin Dublin, R Catholic, free, none income, very good built by
subscription, 210 pupils, 213 pupils, Under the patronage of the ladies of
the Order of St. Clare Mrs Tracy, Harold's Cross (Female Orphan
Home) St. Kevin Dublin, R Catholic, free, very good building, 210 RC 210
females, 213 RC 213 females, a convent schoolin connection with the order of
St. Clare house built by subscription Teresa Tracy, 16 Crampton ct St Andrews
Dublin, R catholic, pay, about 34l 2s6d, the second floor in a lodging house,
10 Protestants, 26 RC, 12 male, 24 female 1787-1854 British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital John Tracey born Monkstown, Dublin. Served in 46th Foot Regiment
Discharged aged 30, 1827-1839 John Tracey, b. 1809 Dublin, Dublin John
Tracey, Cpl b. 1809 Monkstown, Dublin, Dublin 46th Foot 1827 –8th
Jan 1840 1839 6 yrs in India. Labourer.Chelsea 11th Dec 1839
WO116/47 &8 |
23
August 1828 (FJ) Dundrum New Schools
...Two hundred
poor children who are received without any parochial or religious
distinction...Mr. Tracy, Townsend-street...
12
December 1828 (FJ)
We the undersigned
Coal Merchants...James Tracey, Townsend-st...
1828 Catherine Tracy, Kennedy’s Lane, Spinster
(Intestacy) (see Frances
Tracy)
British War Office to
1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Tracey, b. 1828 Dublin, Dublin
2 February 1829 (FJ) Jervis-street
Hospital
...admitted and
received immediate surgical aid...Michael Tracy, wounds of scalp...
7 May 1828 Drogheda Journal
On the Ist instant,
in South Great George’s-street, Dublin, the lady of James Tracy, of a son.
15
September 1829 (FJ) Birth
In George's-street, in this city, the lady of James Tracy, Esq, of a
daughter.
24 February 1829 (FJ)
Mr. Coffey went
to North Anne-street to live...There is a maid servant, Mary Tracy...
February 27, 1829 (BL)
Mr. Coffey went to North
Anne-street to live...returned to his house on the quay...At this time there
were two servants in the house, named Michael Gallace and Mary Tracy...
15 July 1829 (FJ) Market Jury [Dublin]
...Richard
Tracy... (see Harding Tracy)
PRONI Transcripts of c50 documents relating to
the Convent of the Poor Clares, Newry, County Down, including:
T/1461/1-21 Copy of a petition, papal rescript,
letters concerning the petition of Mrs Tracy, Abbess, for a
'commutation' of the fourth vow of the Poor Clare Order specifying 'care and
instruction of female orphans' so that an extensive day school should be
possible, 1832-1846.
T/1461/22-24 Copy of a letter to Mrs Tracy
settling on Maria McLaughlin the sum of £40 per annum for life, 1861.
T/1461/125-127 Copy of an assignment between
Revd. William O'Meara of the City of Dublin, Margaret Mary Hart of the City of
Dublin, widow, and Mary Tracy of the City of Dublin, spinster, of rents
arising from properties in Beresford Street, Dublin, 1829.
1820s-1830s Tithe Records
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Farey [widow Tracey], Masetown Farey [Macetown], Mulhuddart, Dublin, 1828 James Tracy, [Balbriggan] Droghedastreet,
Balrothery, Dublin, 1833 Jas Tracy, Balbriggan *aghada St [Drogheda
street], Balrothery, Dublin, 1833 Jno Tracy, Folkstown Great, Balrothery,
Dublin, 1833 John
Tracey, Ballyedmonduff, Kilgobbin, Dublin 1826 [very faint on right hand
side] John Tracy, Folkstone Great, Balrothery, Dublin,
1833 John Tracy, Shankhill [Shankill], Rathmichael,
Dublin, 1826 Kiernan
& Tracey,
Kilsallaghan, Kilsallaghan, Dublin, 1821 [of 38 Lower Dominick st] Michal Tracy, Hollywood, Dublin, 1833 Thos Tracy, St James,Dublin, St James', Dublin,
[near Kilmainham Gaol?] 1829 Thos Tracy, St James,Dublin, St James', Dublin,
[near Kilmainham Gaol?] 1829 |
James Tracy, [Balbriggan] Droghedastreet, Balrothery,
Dublin, 1833 Jas Tracy, Balbriggan *aghada St [Drogheda
street], Balrothery, Dublin, 1833 Jno Tracy, Folkstown Great, Balrothery,
Dublin, 1833 John Tracy, Folkstone Great, Balrothery, Dublin,
1833 Michal Tracy, Hollywood, Dublin, 1833 John
Tracey, Ballyedmonduff, Kilgobbin, Dublin 1826 [very faint on right hand
side] Kiernan
& Tracey,
Kilsallaghan, Kilsallaghan, Dublin, 1821 [of 38 Lower Dominick st] Farey [widow Tracey], Masetown Farey [Macetown], Mulhuddart, Dublin, 1828 John Tracy, Shankhill [Shankill], Rathmichael,
Dublin, 1826 Thos Tracy, St James,Dublin, St James', Dublin,
[near Kilmainham Gaol?] 1829 Thos Tracy, St James,Dublin, St James', Dublin,
[near Kilmainham Gaol?] 1829 |
January 23, 1830 (FJ) Dublin Corporation - Quarter Assembly
Mr. M'Cleery moved that the board
be requested to re-consider the resolution, refusing the freedom to Mr. Tracy,
a respectable merchant tailor, and the son of Mr. Harding Tracy, who, as they
were all aware, fell a victim to designing demagogues, and was literally
murdered in Newgate (hear). The motion having been seconded, passed
unanimously.
October 27, 1830 (FJ) Repeal of the Union
...Manor of Grangegorman, held in
the School Room of Phibsboro...Anthony Tracy...
October 30, 1830 (FJ) St. Andrew's, St. Annes, Marks and Peter's
Parishes
Inhabitants for the repeal of the
Union...James Tracy, jun...
November 1, 1830 (FJ) Repeal of the Union
inhabitants of the united parishes
of St. Andrew, Anne's, Mark's and Peter's...Edward Tracey...
November 11, 1830 (FJ) Journeymen Coachmakers of Dublin
Repeal of the Union...James
Tracy...
November 19, 1830 (FJ) Repeal of the Union
Parish of Rathfanham...Matthew
Tracy...
Master Butchers...Edward Tracy...
November 23, 1830 (FJ) Insolvent Deptors
T. Tracy, Clondalkin, co. Dublin,
shopkeeper
November 24, 1830 (FJ) Repeal of the Union
Horse Shoers...Pat Tracy...
1830 James Tracy and Anne Eliza Doran
(Marriage Licence)
1830 Simon Prescott Treacy and Hannah Heenan
(Marriage Licence)
James Tracy, Townsend St, Dublin. Exec of Jane
Cane, 1830, Prerogative Court will.
1830 Valuation of the City of Dublin
Parish of St. Andrew
15 Crowe-street, Tracey, value £32/10/0,
14th class, £0/9/2.75 Minister's money, 3 stories small rere. (see Harding Tracy)
Wellington-quay, Tracey, value £27/10/0, 15th
class, £0/7/4.5 Minister's money, 3 stories limited rere.
4 Dame-lane, Tracey, value £30, 15th
class, £0/12/11 Minister's money, 4 stories with small yard.
Parish of St. Bridget
75 Bride-street, Tracy, value £50, 11th
class, £0/18/5.5 Minister's money, 3 stories with deep rere.
Parish of St. Catherine
19 Vicar-street, Burke late Tracey, value
£12/10/0, 18th class, £0/3/8.5 Minister's money, 3 stories small yard.
22 Vicar-street, Burke late Tracey, value
£15/0/0, 18th class, £- Minister's money, 3 stories new small yard.
23 Vicar-street, Burke late Tracey, value
£30/0/0, 15th class, £0/4/7.5 Minister's money, 3 stories double front with
yard and back house of 2 stories in rere of 22 and fronting Swift's-alley.
24 Vicar-street, Burke late Tracey, value
with 23 Vicar-street.
Parish of St. George
74 Dorset-street (Lower), Tracy, value
£45, 12th class, £0/11/1 Minister's money, 4 stories, yard and stable offices.
Parish of St. Luke
37 New-row (Coombe), Tracy, value £15, 18th
class, £0/4/7.5 Minister's money, 3 stories old with yard.
38 New-row (Coombe), Tracy, value £15,
18th class, £0/4/7.5 Minister's money, 3 stories old with yard.
Parish of St. Mark
94 Townsend-street, Tracy, value £20, 17th
class, £-/9/2.75 Minister's money, 3 stories with small yard no cellarage.
Mark-lane [last house], Tracy, value £30,
19th class, £- Minister's money, A yard office and warehouse at rere of No.95
Townsend-street.
Parish of St. Michan
33 Beresford-street, Tracey, value
£32/10/0, 14th class, £0/8/3.75 Minister's money, 3 stories yard and stable
offices.
Parish of St. Nicholas Within
5 Kennedy-lane, Tracy, value £40, 12th
class, £0/9/2.75 Minister's money, 4 stories with small yard.
6 Kennedy-lane, Tracy, value £45, 12th
class, £0/9/2.75 Minister's money, 3 stories with small yard.
Parish of St. Peter
10 Moira-place, Tracy, value £15, 18th
class, £0/1/10 Minister's money, 2 stories small yard.
15 York-street, Tracy, value £70, 9th
class, £1/0/4 Minister's money, 4 stories with yard and stable offices.
Parish of St. Thomas
41 Mabbot-street, Tracey, value £35/0/0,
14th class, £0/11/1 Minister's money, 4 stories with yard
42 Mabbot-street, Tracey, value £35/0/0,
14th class, £0/11/1 Minister's money, 4 stories with yard
44 Mabbot-street, Tracey, value £40/0/0,
13th class, £0/11/1 Minister's money, 4 stories with yard
21 Summer-hill, Tracy, value £50, 11th
class, £0/11/1 Minister's money, 4 stories yard and stable offices to lane.
1830 Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts
St. Patrick's Hospital, Dublin
Deductions...Tracy, for divisions £1/0/0
1830 Return of Notices or Statements
delivered by Jesuits
County of Lancaster
22/5/1829, Thomas Tracy Clarke, 26 years,
born Dublin, Society of Jesus, Resides at Richard Norris Stonyhurst Lancashire
January 14, 1831 (FJ) Repeal of the Union
St. Thomas Parish...T. Tracy...
February 4, 1831 (FJ) Birth
In Aungier-street, on the 1st
instant, the lady of James Tracy, Esq., of a son.
October 4, 1832 (FJ) Death
On the 27th ultimo, in Angier street,
in this city, Mrs. Tracey, aged 28 years, wife of James Tracey, esq. Her loss
will be severely felt by her family and numerous friends, to whom her virtues
and amiable qualities had endeared her.
6 October 1832 Tipperary Free Press
On the 29th ult., in
Aungier-street, Dublin, Mrs. Tracey, aged 22 years, wife of James Tracey,.
Esq.— Her loss will severely felt by her family and her numeraus friends, to
whom her virtues and amiable…
April 19, 1831 (FJ) Taney Parish
...Roman Catholic School Room, Dundrum...moved
by James Tracey, Esq...
April 12, 1831 (FJ) Taney parish Vestry Meeting
...landholders...Mr. Tracy...
May 24, 1831 (FJ) Marriages
In St. Mary's Church, on Sunday,
the 15th instant, by the Reverend Mr. Kelly, John Geary to Anne [Sophia?] Tracy
of Capel-street, in this city. (see Harding Tracy)
1831 Margaret Tracey, Dame Lane, Widow (Will)
Margaret Tracey, 1831, Dublin & Glendalough
Diocese will. Exec: Alicia Lawler, 4 Dame Lane, Dublin. IWR/1831/F/323
1831 Mary Tracy and John Davidson (Marriage
Licence)
1831 Sophia [Anne?] Tracy and John Geary
(Marriage Licence) (see
Harding Tracy)
Timothy Treacy of 54 Charlemont Street, Dublin.
Exec for Eleanor Tisdal, 1831,
Prerogative Court will.
1831 Transportation to Australia
Patrick Tracey, of Dublin, Ship Waterloo, Trade or Calling, Spinner
wool, Trial Place, Dublin City, District, Bathurst, 1831
January 21, 1832 (FJ) Viscount Tracy, of Rathcoole
We understand that Mr. [James]
Tracy, of the firm of Cosgrave and Tracy, of this city [Dublin], has presented
a petition to his Majesty, claiming the above ancient title...
(See Tracy
Peerage Case)
November 14, 1832 (FJ) Dublin Police
Church Cess - At Arran quay
office, yesterday the church wardens of st. James's parish...summoned Mr.
Thomas Tracey and about thirty other parishioner...years 1829, 30, 31.
November 20, 1832 (FJ) Francisan Orphan Society
Thomas street...Mrs. Hanora Tracy
4s...
December 3, 1832 (FJ) To Daniel O'Connell, Esq, M.P.
...electors of the United Parishes
of S.S. Michael and John's...James Tracy, Dame street...John Tracy, 10 ditto
[Michael's lane]...
March 13, 1833 (FJ) Meeting of the United Parishes of Palmerstown,
Lucan and Clondalkin
...Daniel Treacy, Secretary.
4 Jul
1833-1 Nov 1833 [see Frances
Tracy]
Letters and memorials from Whitfield Dennis Molloy, 32
Meath Street, Dublin, to Lieut Col [Sir William] Gosset, [Under Secretary,
Dublin Castle], and Henry William Paget, 1st Marquess Anglesey, [Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, Dublin], asking for relief or a government position,
referring to his past services, and mentioning persons he gave information
about as Lord Clonmell, Francis Higgins, Miss
Fanny Tracey, PW Harvey, and the 'Freeman's Journal'.
13 items; 24pp CSO/RP/1833/3172
August 17, 1833 (FJ) To the Right Hon the Lord Mayor of the City of
Dublin
...undersigned Bankers, Merchants
and Traders...James Tracy...
Eliza, from Dublin via Hobart Town arrived 24
November 1833 Sydney
Passengers
from Ireland...Arthur Tracey, whitesmith, and Jane Tracey [Hunter]...
25 November 1833 The Sydney
Herald (NSW)
25 April 1833 Application to Emigrate - Australia Forms [CO 385]
Arthur Tracey c/o Mr Kernan's, Eden Quay Dublin, Remarks: 20 Pounds
[Kernan and Dillon, ship and mercantile agents, 25 Eden quay]
1833 Thomas Tracy and Martha Nuzum (Marriage
Licence)
1833 Fictitious Votes - City of Dublin
John
Tracy, broker [or baker], Michael's-lane, shop and premises 10 Michaels'-lane,
householder, £10, 5 Nov
Patrick
Tracy, ginger beer manufacturer, 13 little Strand-street, shop and premises,
little Strand-street, householder, £10, 30 Oct
Richard
Tracy, tailor, 38 Capel-street, freeman, 30 Oct
William
Tracey, tailor, 15 [or 18] Hanover-lane, house and premises Hanover-lane,
householder, £10, 29 Oct
1835 Fictitious Votes - City of Dublin
Edward
Treacy, castle-street, householder, £10, 6 Apr 1836
George
Richard Tracy, 38 Capel-street, merchant, freeman, 2 June
Richard Tracy,
38 Capel-street, clothier, house and premises, 38 Capel street, lease holder,
£10, 11 Aug
William
Tracy, 21 Summer-hill, atorney, house and premises, 21 Summer-hill,
leaseholder, £20, 5 Nov
Persons admitted to Freedom of Guilds
George R.
Tracey, £1, service, to N.M. Mansfield, passed 1814
Richard
Tracey, grace, 5 Oct 1829, p.166, sworn 11 Jun 1830
1837 Fictitious Votes - City of
Dublin
Edward Tracey, 14 Chatham-street,
victualler, shop Clarendon-market, householder, £10, 24 Feb 1837
G. Richard Treacy, freeman, Christmas
1835, 5 March 1835
George R. Tracey, £1, service, merchant
admitted to Freedom of Guilds 12 January 1835
George Richard Tracy, 38 Capel-street,
merchant, freeman, 23/30 May & 2 June 1835
John Tracy O'Reilly, Kilquade House Co.
Wicklow, houses and ground Barrack-street Wood-lane & King-street,
freeholder £50, 9 May 1835
John Tracy, broker, 10 Michael's-Lane,
shop and premises, householder, £10, 5 Nov 1832
Richard Tracey, claim by grace, passed 5
Oct 1829 p.166, sworn 11 June 1830 - Corporation of Tailors
Richard Tracy 30 October 1832
Richard Tracy, 38 Capel-street, clothier,
leaseholder, £10, 11 Aug 1835
June 3, 1834 (BL) Trinity College...successful
candidates...Thomas Tracey... (see Thomas
Stanley Tracey)
22/5/1835 and 14/8/1835 Richard Tresise, Clerk to E, Witness to
Indented lease
Vol. 183514, Vol.106, No. 183514106
1835 State of religious and other
instruction
Diocese of Dublin
Santry, daily school kept by Matthew Tracey, The children pay from
1d to 3d a week which payments produce about £5 a year £12 more is collected by
subscriptions as a salary for the master, males 22 females 7, diminishing
within the last two years owing it is thought to increasing poverty of the
parents, reading writing and arithmetic.
9 February, 1835 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors Court
Wm. Tracey, Dublin, clothes broker
9 June 1835 (FJ) Aged and Infirm
Carpenters' Asylum
...John Tracy,
President, Montague-street.
25 July 1835 (FJ) Seminary for General
Education, 6 Great Brunswick-street
...Greek and
Latin, Writing Book-keeping and Arithmetic, English Grammer and Exercises,...H.
Tracy...
The Silver medal
for best general answering...Master H. Tracy...
1835-1857 Merchant Navy Seamen
Barny Tracey, b.
1818 Dublin Dublin
Barry Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
Bernard Tracey,
b. Dublin Dublin
Bernard Tracey,
b. Dublin Dublin
Bernard Tracey,
b. 1819 Dublin Dublin
Bernard Tracy,
b. Dublin Dublin
Bernard Tracy,
b. 1819 Dublin Dublin
Henry Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
Henry Tracey, b.
1833 Dublin Dublin
James Tracey, b.
1820 Dublin Dublin
James Tracey, b.
1821 Dublin Dublin
James Tracy, b.
Dublin Dublin
James Tracy, b.
1821 Dublin Dublin
John Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
John Tracey, b.
1831 Dublin Dublin
Michael Treacy,
b. Dublin Dublin
Michael Treacy,
b. 1819 Dublin Dublin
Michl Tracy, b.
Dublin Dublin
Patk Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
Patk Tracy, b.
St Marks [Dublin?]
Patrick Tracey,
b. 1830 Dublin Dublin
Patrick Tracey, b.
1835 Dublin Dublin
Peter Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
Peter Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
Peter Tracey, b.
1819 Dublin Dublin
Peter Tracy, b.
Dublin Dublin
Power Tracey, b.
1838 Dublin Dublin
Timothy Tracey,
b. 1821 Dublin Dublin
William Tracey,
b. Dublin Dublin
William Tracey,
b. 1829 Dublin Dublin
William Tracey,
b. 1829 Dublin Dublin
Wm Tracey, b.
Dublin Dublin
September 6, 1836 (BL) Combination amongst the Sawyers
...from Sanders's News-Letter...a
man named William Mason [Werburgh-street] had been beaten by a number of
sawyers...Thos. Tracy.
28 December 1836 (FJ) Theatre Royal
...The scenery
painted by Mr. Philips, Mr Tracy and assistants...
1836 Municipal corporations (Ireland): City of Dublin
Edward Tracy, Ground Exchequer-street, rent
Irish £11/0/0, rent British £10/3/1, half year 5/1/6.5
Edward Tracy, Ground Exchequer-street,
rent Irish £12/2/0, rent British £11/3/4, half year 5/11/8.5
1836 Eliza Tracy and William Mooney (Marriage
Licence)
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: Tracey or Tracy
OTHER NAMES: THOMAS
AGE: 26
PLACE OF TRIAL: Dublin City
TRIAL DATE: 28/10/1836
PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT: Kilmainham, Dublin
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Assault with intent to kill, cause grievous bodily
harm
SENTENCE: Death 26/11/1836, commuted to transportation life
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1836 H 37
DOCUMENT REFERENCES TR 1, p 82
COMMENTS: Convict is a sawyer by trade and resides in Dublin. Other
defendant: John Hudson.
D. Treacy of Usher’s Quay Dublin. Exec for
Anthony Hyland, 1836, Prerogative Court will.
18 February 1837 (FJ)
...Messrs.
Kernan and Treacy, No.35, Dominick street, Dublin, Solicitors... [see Daniel
Thomas Treacy]
7 May 1837 (FJ) Pro-Unionists Dublin
Undersigned...Daniel
Treacy...
1837 William Tracy and Mary White (Marriage
Licence)
1837 Lewis Topographical
Dictionary Subscribers
W.W. Tracy, Esq., Summer-hill, Dublin
15 November 1837- 16 August 1838
Pawnbrokers in Ireland
27 Mar, 1818 Bond
Pawnbroker: Christopher Wall, 18 Mary's
Abbey
Sureties: - - Thomas Tracy, Mabbot
Street;
Christopher Hodgers, 167 Church
Street;
and John Scott of Kildare, Hotel-keeper
June 8 1829 Pawnbroker application
Applicant: William Treacy, jun Mountrath
Sureties:
Charles Pim of Mountrath, Gentleman
James Demsey of Mountrath, Shopkeeper
John Cunningham, of Derrough, Esq.
25 May 1833 Pawnbroker application
Applicant: Henry Jones Edenderry
Sureties: John Walker, Tullamore, Publican
James Clarke, Gallen, Collector
Thomas Hackett, Ballydaly, Farmer
Simon Treacy, Birr, Gentleman
29 April 1835 Pawnbroker application
Application: John Phelan of Roscrea
Sureties: Thomas Mockham, John Hart & Michael
Treacy, Shopkeepers of Roscrea
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of
the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath, May 1829, 15000 tickets
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of
the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of
Montrath, May 1829, 20,000 tickets
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of
the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of
Montrath, May 1829, 19,872 tickets,
£2263s19d-
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of
the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of
Montrath, May 1829, 26,884 tickets, £3565s7d7
Parliamentary Papers of Great Britain
20 July 1838 (FJ) Liverpool July Meeting
...Irish sporting friends to cross the channel...G. and R. Tracy... (see Harding Tracy)
14 August 1838 (FJ) The Corporation
[Dublin]
The proceedings
commenced with the admission by marriage, birth-right, service done &c.
&c. of freemen...Service - John Tracy...
6 February 1839 (FJ) Dublin Library
Society
...committee...13.
Daniel Treacy, Esq...
April 2, 1839 (FJ) St. Andrew Parish
...overseers of public
houses...The following gentlemen, who had served the office on the preceding
year, were then re-elected...Richard Tracy, ditto [Dame-street]...
April 27, 1839 (FJ) Publicans Appeal
Francis Kavanagh, Sycamore
Alley...Bernard Tracy...[was in the defendants house, was invited and paid for
nothing]
19 June 1839 (FJ) To be sold
An excellent
saddle or Gig mare, 14.5 hands high, engaged sound, walks five and trots ten
miles an hour together with an Inside car, hardness, saddle and bridle to
match. Also a "camera Obscura" with convex glasses of magnifying
power, all of which must be disposed of, as the owner is going to the
Continent.
Application to
be made to John Joseph Tracy, Esq., 66, Aungier-street, between twelve and two
any morning until Friday next.
N.B. - The sire
of the Mare is the celebrated steeple-chase horse, Slug.
1839 Land and Emigration Commission
Marg[are]t Tracy
Hollywood, [near Balbriggan] Dublin
single: true
woman's age: 22
application made
to: Miss
Bernard
embarkation
number: 3651
Date of Entry: 26
September 1839 [South Australia?]
Westminster arrived Port Philip 13 Dec 1839
Martin Tracy 23, Single man 40, Carpenter
Dublin, [see Roscommon]
Historical Records of Vic, Vol 4, immigrants
Martin Tracy 23, Carpenter, employed by Mr
Labilliere, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster
Martin Treacy wed Catherine Dowling in 1841 at Roman Catholic Melbourne &
Geelong
Martyn Tracy, and Catherine Dowling baptised male Richard at Roman Catholic St
Francis, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #36409
christened Patrick 1843, Mary 1845, John 1846
May 23, 26 & 27 and June 29 & 30 1840
(FJ) Susan Lloyd [see James Tracy of Carlow, Dublin and Australia]
James Tracy, a
footman in the service of Sir William Leeson over three and a half years,
chamberlain of the Dublin Castle, was charged with an attempt to murder Susan
Lloyd (about 24 years of age), a housemaid from England in the same service for about three and a
half years...The prisoner...razor...spattered with blood, seemed to be about
thirty years of age, of the middle stature, and by no means prepossessing
appearance...Jealousy, it was supposed was the motive...It appeared that he had
been persuing her for the past eight months...he had written a letter to his
master stating his intention to leave the next day...The jury retired, and
after an absence of ten minutes returned a verdict of guilty on the count for
wounding, with intent to do grevious bodily harm, but acquitted him on the
capital charge...[sentenced to transportation for life].
July 2, 1840 The Connaught Journal
ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN DUBLIN CASTLE.
James Tracy was placed
at the bar, charged with that he, on the 21st day of May last, did wilfully,
maliciously, unlawfully and feloniously assault one Susan Lloyd, and cut and
wound here with a razor, with intent to murder her. He was also charged in
another count with having committed the act with intent to disable here and do
her grievous bodily harm.
Mr. Monaghan, Q.C. and Mr. M'Kane conducted the case on the part of the Crown.
Mr. J. Walsh attended as counsel for the prisoner.
Susan Lloyd was examined, and described the occurrence, as it has already
appeared before the public.
Miss Rochford, the governess in Sir William Leeson's family, corroborated her
testimony in several particulars.
Dr. Riud proved the nature of the wounds, which were not sufficient to
cause immediate death.
The prisoner was found guilty of the minor charge, but acquitted of the capital
felony.
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACEY
OTHER NAMES: JAMES
AGE: 22
PLACE OF TRIAL: Dublin City
TRIAL DATE: 20/06/1840
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Malicious assault of Susan Lloyd. Intent to disable,
feloniously wounding
SENTENCE: Transportation life
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 3, p 64
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1840 T 13
COMMENTS: Convict resides in Dublin City with his widowed mother.
[Tasmania
Archives - single, 22 years, 5’5”, brown hair, blue eyes, butler valet gents
servant, Birthplace Carlow, cond. Pardon 13 July 1852]
June 9, 1840 (FJ) Repealers
...handed in by Mr. McCabe of
Kimmage...A. Tracy...
June 11, 1840 (FJ) Repealers
...operative ancient bricklayers
of the city of Dublin...Maurice Tracy...John Tracy...
June 19, 1840 (FJ) Royal Hibernian Academy
(RHA)
97.
Brutus declaring his determination to revenge Lucretia (Tracy). There are few
good attempts at historical subjects in the exhibition, but amoung the the
present picture takes a principal place. The artist's conception of the tragic
scene, and of the feelings of the several parties concerned in it, appears to
have been very correct, and he has suiceeded in giving expression to his ideas
on the canvass. The variety and beauty of the grouping and drapery are
peculiarly striking, and the moer mechanical, though equally difficult, portion
of the work is alike worthy of commendation. (see John Joseph
Tracey)
July 16, 1840 (FJ) Dublin
John Tracy and Teresa Tracy, his
wife...
August 7, 1840 (FJ) Dublin Police
Charles Tracy, shoemaker, [near
Swan alley, Meath street] The complaint was then dismissed.
August 14, 1840 (FJ) Dublin Police, College Street
James Tracy 42B
August 20, 1840 (FJ) National Repeal Association
...subscription of 120 Repealrs of
the potato market, Halston street (St. Michan's parish)...Patrick Treacy...
1840 Matthew Tracy and Elizabeth Budds
(Marriage Licence)
British War Office
Edward Tracy b. 1818 Dublin 81st
Foot deserted 1840 bit-maker FMP
11
September 1841 Leeds Times, West Yorkshire
...Sslvin, D. Tracey, Esq. of Dublin, to Mary, only surviving daughter of
the late Mrs Moriue, of York. On Monday, at the Church of St Dennis, Vork, bv
tbe Rev J ...
1841 Census
England [see 1851 Census]
Nicholas Tracy, 55, b. abt 1786 Ireland, lives St Werburgh, St Werburgh,
Derbyshire, England
1841
Lord Viscount Morpeth's Testimonial Roll
Edward Tracey, CR, Kilcock [Kildare]
Micheal Treasy, Graystown [Killenaule Tipperary]
Nicholas Treasy, No 21 Portlane st [Dublin]
Thos Tracey, 20 Gt Ship St [Dublin]
[Note: There are many other ‘signatories’ but no addresses]
June 9, 1842 (FJ) Association for the Propagation of the Faith
...Mr. Tracy, Baggot street
2s6d...
June 27, 1842 (FJ) Rolls Court - Treacy v. Jamieson
...Michael Treacy...redeem the
mortgage premises held by defendant John Jamieson...
June 27, 1842 (FJ) County Quarter Sessions [Dublin]
Two rosy-faced, honest-looking
young peasants, named John Tracy and Patrick Kilbride, and an elderly
countryman named woods, were arraigned at the travesers' bar for having, on the
night of the 8th of May last, feloniously assaulted and maltreated one Edward
Smith, near Clondalkin...hill of Clondalkin a quarter mile from
Clondalkin...[much laughter at evidence]...not quilty.
July 16, 1842 (FJ) Dog stealing
...Arthur Tracy…Great Britain
Street...Island Bridge Barracks...
September 24, 1842 (FJ) Dublin Police
...in her posession a pair of
trowsers, the property of Wm. Tracy of Patrick-street. Tracy proved that the
trowsers had been stolen from his stall in Patrick street...
1842 Tracy, Elizabeth,
Lr. Dorset, Dublin. (Prerogative Will)
January 11, 1843 (FJ) The City market Jury
...James Tracy.
March 18, 1843 (FJ) Catholic Missionary College of All Hallows,
Drumcondra
...Thomas Tracy, Townsend street
10s...Messrs Kernan and Tracy, Dominick street £1...
July 13, 1843 (FJ)
...Mr. Richard Tracy,
merchant-tailor, and Messrs. Batchelors, merchant tailors, of 17 Suffolk
street.
8 July 1843 (N) O’Connell fund
...news-vendors
of Dublin...List of Names...to be associates...Patk. Tracy, Patk. Tracy, Wm.
Tracy...
14 July, 1843 (165/14) O’Flynn Exham Solicitors
Papers
Incumbered Estates Court. Estate of William Coppinger and others,
owners, Richard John Coppinger, petitioner. Notice on behalf of James Blackney.
Paul Treacy, 55 Lower Dominick St., solr. to Messrs R. & W. Coppinger, 34
Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, solrs.
Cork City and County
Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
September 19, 1843 (FJ) To the Editor
...female in the Liffey...I should
not forget to remark that the assistance of James Tracy, 42A, was most
valuable...
8th October 1843 Monster Meeting at
Clontarf
Peel followed up
his victory by prosecuting for conspiracy O'Connell, his son John, Mr. Gavan
Duffy, Mr. Barrett, editor of the Pilot, Dr. Gray, editor of the Freeman s
Journal ; two priests, Father Tyrrell and Father Tracy; the Secretary of
the Association, Mr. Ray; and Mr. Tom Steele.
D'Alton, Edward Alfred (1910) History of Ireland:
from the earliest times to the present day, Volume 5, Page 180-1
December 5, 1843 (FJ) Repeal Associtaion
...master bakers of
Dublin...Thomas Treacy, Townsend street...
December 8, 1843 (FJ) Repeal
At a general meeting of the
Grocers Assistants of the City of Dublin...Mr. Patrick Tracy...
9 December 1843 (N) Repeal Association
Thomas Tracey,
Townsend-street...
12 Jan 1844 (CE) Commission Court Dublin
John Tracy,
Sub-Constable, proved a notice served on the prisoner Radcliffe to produce
certain letters addressed to him by the other prisoner. James Arnold,
constable, proved that while he was convening the accused on a car to
Newgate...
March 4, 1844 (FJ) Ratepayers of College Ward
Thomas Tracy, 167 Townsend street
April 17, 1844 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors
John Tracy, Temple-bar, broker.
November 7, 1844 (FJ) O'Connell Tribute
Parish of St. Andrew, Mark, Peter
and Anne...Thomas Tracey...
9 November 1844 (N) Rev. Theobald Mathew
...undersigned
inhabitants of the College Ward...Thomas Tracy...
D. Treacy, solicitor, enclosing an extract from the will of Richard Enms/Ferris bequeathing
£250 to the Franciscans, Merchants' Quay. 17 Dec. 1844. (This was
addressed to a Fr O'Shea, who writes a note on reverse of letter, passing on
Treacy's extract to Murray. The extract is copies on same paper).
Mary Purcell. Dublin Diocesan Archives: Murray
Papers (3). Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 38 (1983), pp. 43-127
December 18, 1844 (FJ) Mayor of the City of Dublin
...cheap gas supply...J.W.
Tracy...
1844 Jurors City of Dublin
St. Andrew's Parish
Edward Tracey/Trany, 2 Wicklow street, tailor,
householder
St. Anne's Parish
James Tracey/Tracy, 22 Anne street, householder
St. Marks Parish,
Thomas Tracey/Tracy, 167 Townsend Street,
baker, lease [ditto of house crossed out] or Householder
St. Nicholas Without
John Tracey, 6 Malpas street, painter, householder
St. Thomas Parish & Grand Juror,
Richard Tracey/Tracy, 32 Lower Sackville
Street, merchant tailor, grand jurorX, leaseholder [house crossed out] or Householder
1844 William Tracy and Catherine Gunning
(Marriage Licence)
British Civil Service Evidence Of Age
Charles Harland
Tracey, born 1858 Rathmines Dublin Ireland
Henry De
Norcliff Tracey, born 1861 Rathmines, Dublin Dublin Ireland
John Robert Tracey,
born 1844 Marlborough Street, Dublin Ireland
7 Dec 1844
The Bengal Catholic Herald (Calcutta India)
The Howrah Chuch...a sermon in English will be preached by Mr. James A
Treacy...[of Cappoquin Waterford]
4 Jan 1845
The Bengal Catholic Herald (Calcutta India)
Ordinations...Ember week in the Catholic Cathedral...first in
Bengal...Messrs Treacy...of St John's College...
8 November
1855 Holograph letter from J.A. Tracey, V.G.,
Calcutta, to Kirby: The great and illustrious Prelate, Dr. Carew, died on 2nd
November. Enclosing a letter to the Cardinal Prefect of Propaganda. Enquiries
about Bishop Oliffe’s right of succession to Dr. Carew.
15 June 1857 Holograph letter from J.A. Tracy, 57, Bolton Street, Dublin, to Kirby:
Enquiries about letters sent from Calcutta to the writer and addressed to the
Irish College.
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July 1857 Holograph letter
from Dr. Cullen, Dublin to Dr. Kirby. Cullen has brought Dr. Browne and Dr.
Gillooly together- the seminary and the nuns are to be Gillooly's
responsibility. Kirby's letter to Browne 'was too severe on the old man.' He
has written to Cardinal [Barnabo] to tell him that he has given something to do
to Fr Treacy from Calcutta. Dr.
Leahy, Dr. Dixon and Cullen met today- Dr. MacHale excused himself stating that
he had to return to his diocese. They agreed to inform those in the Irish
College Paris to obey Dr. Miley until new rules be drawn up. They also agreed
to write to Dr. Newman's oratory begging that he would continue and offering to
buy his church. If he refuses to continue they will meet in August to elect a
new president. Cullen suggests Dr. Leary of Newry for the post. Dixon suggested
Dr. Moriarty but he is a Young Irelander. However any new rector would be
required to give up this diocese if he had one which Leary would be glad to do.
The two candidates at the Mayo election were Catholic but 'neither worth
fighting for.' Dean Burke proposed Higgins but MacHale denounced Higgins as a
traitor and proposed Moore. The wealthy people and Catholic gentry were for
Higgins while the poorer classes were for Moore. The Parliamentary
investigation has declared Moore to be illegally elected and the priests were
censured for their violence. The Protestants laugh at us and claim a triumph.
MacHale does not feel defeat however and Cardinal Wiseman's strange eulogy in
praise of him will convince him that he has done right. Cullen is suffering for
several months from diarrhoea and supposes that he must leave Dublin to get
better.
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John M'Cabe
Rev Sep 1858 Calcutta, to James Austin Tracy, College House Galway
Galway, Catholic clergyman
July 1, 1858 (FJ) Catholic Church
...Rev Mr Tracey, St Andrews...Rev
Mr. Tracey, CC St Audeons, High street...
21
August 1858 (N) The City
The Committee of the Society for the Promotion
and Cultivation of the Irish Language...Rev. J.A. Tracy, CC, [St Audeons] High street.
2
July 1859 (N) Mount Saint Joseph's Seminary, Clondalkin
...present...Rev Mr Tracey, CC, St Audeon's...
1859
Session 2 (186) East India (education).
...Roman Catholic...Rev. J.A. Tracy,
Vicar-general of Western Bengal...
September
28, 1859 Connaught Telegraph (Mayo)
The Tuam School Committee...In the Catholic
heart is an inexhaustible mine - as the Rev. J.A. Tracy of Dublin, so
appropiately remarked in his excellent letter to the committee...- Connaught
Patriot
14
January 1861 (FJ) To be sold by auction
...by direction of Rev. James Tracy C.C. at No.
19 High-street, 12 mahogany-framed chairs in damask and haircloth, easy
chairs...[household furniture and fittings]
24
March [1863] Holograph letter from
Dr. Cullen to Dr. Kirby. Cullen fears there will be trouble as a result of the
rioting in Dublin and Cork following the Prince of Wales' marriage. He is
critical of the displays of insubordination by students of the Catholic
University and Maynooth College. Mr Holland made a wicked speech at the
Brothers of St. Patrick dinner on St. Patrick's Day. He stated that beef and
bread were needed and not saints. Fr Vaughan made a bad speech himself and a
toast was made to Dr. MacHale, 'the Patriot Prelate of Ireland'. Master
Brennan, editor of a paper in Tuam is to publish his speech. The Brothers claim
to have MacHale's sanction since Fr Lavelle has not been reprimanded. A scandal
has been caused by a priest from Calcutta
called Treacy and a woman- Treacy had a letter of recommendation from
Propaganda. Dr. MacHale is one of the trustees for money invested for the
Catholic University. He refuses to allow the money to be spent on the new
building despite the fact that his diocese has only contributed £350 in the last
eleven years compared with £20,000 from Dublin. A meeting of bishops must be
held to get MacHale to yield but if no authority is got from Rome fighting will
ensue. Cullen fears that his authority is too week but he will write to the
Cardinal. Dr. McNally is close to death. Dr. Flannery is in a dangerous mental
state and could die- he is filled with scruples, is petty and shuts himself up
and sees nobody- he is a good man and needs to travel to Rome to recover. Dr.
Butler has not got his answer yet.
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January 3, 1845 (FJ) Inquest
Ellen Tracy of 28 North King
street, wife of a porter [seller?], who died in childbirth...unqualified
midwife...
February 12, 1845 (FJ) Meeting at Balbriggan
...northern portion of
Fingal...Mr. James Treacy...
15 February 1845 (N) Balbriggan
The Catholic
inhabitants of the united parishes of Balbriggan, Balscadden and
Balrothery...Mr Treacy seconded the resolution, which was carried...
April 18, 1845 (FJ) Repeal rent
...Balbriggan, per James Tracey
12s...
19 April 1845 (N) Loyal National Repeal
Association
Balbriggan, per
Mr. James Tracey
March 26, 1845 (FJ) St Mark's Parish
Overseerers of
Public-houses...Thomas Tracey...
April 2, 1845 (FJ) City Quarter Sessions
Market Jury...Edmond Tracy...
7 May 1845 The Sydney
Morning Herald (NSW)
The Peasant, Policeman, and Peer.-
We last week recorded the circumstance of a Liverpool policeman
having been elevated to the Irish peerage by the title of Earl Tracy. A
correspondent, who says he has an "intimate knowledge of the family,"
forwarded us the following:- "James Tracy, the policeman, who has recently
been elevated to the peerage, was born in Geashill, a small village in the
King's County, Ireland. He is the eldest of a large family, who was a tolorably
good specimen of what O'Connell would call 'the finest pisantry in the world.'
When a boy he was noticed by a gentleman of the neighbourhood, who took him
into his house, where he acquitted himself so much to the gentleman's satisfaction,
that he bestowed on him a liberal education, and procured him a situation in a
counting-house. He subsequently married a lady of great beauty, with a fortune
of about £2000. He then embarked in the wine and spirit business, and for some
years had an establishment on Summerhill, Dublin. Under these circumstances of
affluence he did not forgot his parents' humble roof, and his brothers were
appointed to minor offices in his establishment. His long-pending case in the
Lords, however, drained his resources, and we next find him exercising the
functions of a policeman in Liverpool. This might be said to be a 'step from
the sublime to the ridiculous, but lo! again the scene is changed, and we
behold him a peer of the realm! possessing a fine, portly frame, that would not
disgrace a monarch, added to a good and generous disposition and an extensive
knowledge of human nature." -Bristol Mercury. (see Tracy
Peerage Case)
Kings Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Tracey, Thomas Henry, s. of Timothy, Dublin, scrivener; under 24; ed.
Dublin; aft. Father. H 1845. (see Thomas Henry
Tracey)
1845 Valuations
William Christian, John Tracy & others, Mr O'Neill landlord, house
offices and yard, Donnybrook East Dublin
Maurice Tracy and Mrs Doyle, house offices and yard, 27 [80 crossed out] Donnybrook road
Donnybrook West Donnybrook Dublin, landlord? Mr Wyse shop let to Wm Connolly
Edward Tracey [of Dublin, aged 29, single, 5’7”, brown hair, blue
eyes, smith]
AGE: 32
PLACE OF
TRIAL: Queens County (Laois)
TRIAL
DATE: 05/03/1846
CRIME
DESCRIPTION: Burglary
SENTENCE:
Transportation for 15 years [Tasmania]
August 26, 1846 (FJ) Married
On the
25th instant in Pembroke street, by the Right Rev. Dr. Haly, Miles Kehoe, Esq
of Moorestown, to Margaret, daughter of the late John Treacy, of Tenikilly in
the Queens County, Esq.
September 9, 1846 (FJ) St. Andrews Ward
Edward
Tracy
24 October 1846 (N) Dublin
Remonstrants
...Repeal Wardens...Remonstrance...Michael Tracy, 2, Mark's lane...
1846 Elizabeth Treacy and James Cullen
(Marriage Licence)
1846 Martha Tracey, York Street, Widow (Will)
1846 Thomas Tracy and Ann Byrne (Marriage
Licence)
1846-1851 New York arrivals
Mary Treacy, age 20, House Maid, Ireland
to USA, Dublin: Persevence 05/18/1846
Eester Tracy, age 24, Servant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Alahambra 06/01/1846
Maluchy (Malachy) Treacy, age 22,
Labourer, Great Britain to USA, Dublin: Alhambra 06/01/1846
Mary Treacy, age 20, Labourer, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Alhambra 06/01/1846
Patt Tracey, age 30, Labourer, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: James Fagan 04/08/1848
Eliza Tracy, age 23, Servant, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: Lord Ashburton 05/26/1848
Eliza Tracy, age 22, Servant, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: Lord Ashburton 05/26/1848
Sarah Tracey, age 20, Farmer, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: Triton 06/29/1848
Andrew Tracey, age 21, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Chester 05/02/1849
W. Tracy, age 20, Immigrant, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: Industry 09/07/1849
Margt. Tracy, age 21, Lady, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: General Scott 11/14/1849
Ann Tracy, age 50, Lady, Ireland to USA,
Dublin: General Scott 11/14/1849
Margaret Tracy, age 15, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Lady Milton 01/02/1850
Peggy Tracy, age 10, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Lady Milton 01/02/1850
Dan Tracy, age 14, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Lady Milton 01/02/1850
Thomas Tracy, age 12, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Lady Milton 01/02/1850
Margaret Tracy, age 25, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Industry 04/19/1850
Ann Tracy, age 20, Immigrant, Great Britain
to USA, Dublin: James Fagan 05/06/1850
John Tracy, age 40, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Rolla 05/27/1850
Mr. Tracy, age 22, Immigrant, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Industry 09/19/1850
Peter Tracy, age 21, Labourer, Ireland to
New York, Dublin: Lorena 04/17/1851
Charles Tracey, age 22, Labourer, Great
Britain to USA, Dublin: Malabar 05/06/1851
Bridget Tracey, age 14, Servant, Ireland
to New York, Dublin: Lorena 09/15/1851
Julia Tracy, age 25, Servant, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: James Fagan 12/31/1851
Ellen Tracy, age 19, Servant, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: James Fagan 12/31/1851
Pat Tracy, age 09, Labourer, Ireland to
USA, Dublin: James Fagan 12/31/1851
January 11, 1847 (FJ) Bread Riots Dublin
arrested...Peter
Tracy...bread carts of Mr. Tuite in James Street...
January 15, 1847 (F) Important Meeting of the
Peers, representatives and Gentry of Ireland
...Leinster...Dublin...D.
Tracey...
20 January 1847
Wexford Independent
Meeting of the Irish Party...Dublin...D. Tracey...
March 16, 1847 (FJ) St Michans Parish
...Michael
Tracy, North King street 10s...
April 13, 1847 (FJ) Dublin Police
The row
at the Music Hall - Mr. Henry Watson, of 6 Lower Pembroke street, attorney's
apprentice; Mr. Henry Rice, of 7 Peter street, Medical Student; and Mr. John
Tracy, Student, 31 College; were charged with violent and disorderly conduct at
the Music Hall, on the night of last Saturday...A young gentleman named
Richardson...stating that he should have been taken into custody instead of Mr.
Tracy. He was quarrelling, and Tracy was endeavoring to get him away when he
was arrested...discharged Mr. Tracy.
April 16, 17 & 19, 1847 (FJ) Dublin
Improvement Bill
...ratepayers...Thomas
Tracy, 167 Townsend street...Michael Tracy, 167 North King street...
Elizabeth Tracy [Mrs]
Tasmanian Archives [71346]
John Calvin
Departure: London 24 Jan 1848
Arrival: 18 May 1848
317 Elizabeth Tracey
Tried: Dublin City 31 May? 1847 7 years RC Reads
Arrived: 18th May 1848
Transported for: Stealing ??? Gaol report ???
shoplifting ??? 3 ??? for Robbery Married 2 children Surgeons Report good
Trade: ??? Servant, 5'1.5", 38 years...brown
hair...eyes blue...Native Place: Co. cure
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON41-1-16,245,182,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON19-1-5,258,253,C,80
Elizabeth Tracey, 5'1.5", 38, Housemaid, tried
Dublin, 31 Aug 47, 7 years, Co. Clare, married, 2 children, RC, read only,
brothers Tom & Michael Co. Clare, Shoplifting Pros? in Dublin 6 weeks for
baskets 3 mon? for Robbery
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,276,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,277,C,80
August 13, 1847 (FJ) Dublin Police
Mary Jane
Allen, Thomas Allen and Eliza Tracy...resided room in Brick Lane...discharged
but the property was retained for the present.
November 13, 1847 (FJ) O'Connell Monument
Church of
Saint Francis, Upper Gardiner street...Daniel Tracy...
November 18, 1847 (FJ) O'Connell Monument
...Michael
Tracy, North King street 10s...
20 November 1847 (N) Club
...John Tracy...Dublin...
1847 Weekly Returns of Deaths in the Quarantine Hospital, at Grosse
Isle Canada
Tracey, -, ship Ann Kenny, from
Waterford Ireland
Tracey, Ann 40 ship Larch, from
Sligo Ireland between August 15 and 21, 1847
Tracey, Daniel 15, between August
15 and 21, 1847
Tracey, John 31, ship Scotland,
from Cork Ireland between May 2S and June 5, 1847
Tracey, Michael 40 ship Aberdeen,
from Liverpool England between July 25 and 31, 1847
Tracey, Michael 72 ship Lillias,
from Dublin Ireland between August 15 and 21, 1847
Tracey, Patrick 30 ship Scotland,
from Cork Ireland between May 23 and 29, 1847
Tracey, William 30 ship Bolton,
from Dublin Ireland between May 29 and June 5, 1847
https://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2014/pc/R64-198-1-1997-eng.pdf
1847 The Dublin almanac, and
general register of Ireland
New Royal Canal Company...
Collector at Ballymahon and Parcel Officer, Mr J. Tracey
Collector at Longford and Parcel Officer, Mr. Michael Tracey
Parcel Clerk at the Broadstone Harbour, B. Tracey
1848
Dublin Almanac
Collector at
Ballymahon, and parcel officer – Mr. J. Tracey
Parcel clerk at the Broadstone Harbour – B.
Tracey
1847 RIC Service
William Treacy, 8797, b. 1828 Dublin
8797 Willm Treacy, 19 years,
5'10.25", b. Dublin, Protestant, recommended by Revd H Keanney Clk,
labourer, appointed 16 Sept 1847, served Cork E, punishment, died 25 Feby 1854,
A14205/1845, Consumption
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
Surname: Tracey
Other Names: David
Place Of Trial: Dublin
Trial Date: 12/02/1848
Document Date: 17/03/1848
Crime Description: Desertion
Sentence: Transportation For 7 Years
Document References: Crf 1848 T 5
Comments: Prisoner Was A Private In The 74th Foot Regiment.
February 23, 1848 (FJ) St. Minchans Parish
...catholic
inhabitants...Michael Tracey...
March 16, 1848 (FJ) Repeal
Four
Courts Wards...Michael Tracy...
June 19, 1848 (FJ)
...a
young man named Tracy, foreman to Mrs. Wright of 77 Dame street...
November 13, 1848 (FJ) To the Churchwardens
of Saint Mark's Parish
...Thomas
Treacy...
Date:
1848
WO 69/104/254
Statements of Service, Royal Artillery 3 Battalion Numbers 2494 to 2977.
This entry appears on opening 260; this number is imprinted at the top right of each opening.
Soldier's Number 2745: Michael TRACEY. Born St Paul, Dublin. Enlisted 1848 aged 13 years [b. 1835]. Note: Transferred to 10 Battalion 1849.
Covering dates indicate enlistment year.
Date: 1848
WO 69/162/48
Statements of Service, Royal Artillery 10 Battalion Numbers 1191 to 1689.
This entry appears on opening 51; this number is imprinted at the top right of each opening.
Soldier's Number 1247: Michael TRACEY. Born St Paul, Dublin, Dublin. Enlisted 1848 aged 13 years [b. 1835]. Note: Transferred to 9 Battalion 1855.
Covering dates indicate enlistment year.
May 16, 1849 (FJ)
Mr.
Michael Tracy, grocer, of North King street...
June 26, 1849 (FJ) General relief Committee
...Wm
Tracy, 34 Eccles street £1...
October 3, 1849 (FJ) Market Jury
...Edward
Tracy...
6
October 1849 (N) Metropolitan News
...market jury...Edward Tracy...
17
November 1849 (N)
Patent Window Blind Manufactory and Iron
Bedstead Warehouse, No.5, Harcourt-street, Dublin. J. Tracey (Sucessor to R.
Telford)
November 15, 1849
(FJ) Patent Window Blind Manufacture
No. 5 Harcourt street J. Tracey (successor to R. Telford)...
January 11, 1851
(FJ) Patent Window Blind Manufactory and Iron Bedstead Warehouse
5 Harcourt Street from 109 Stephen's Green West
J. Tracy, proprietor, successor to R. Telford, having nearly 2o years
experience with Mr. Telford and his predecessor, Mr. J. Barron of London and
Birmingham...
August 27, 1853 (FJ)
Window Blinds
Exhibited in the Machinery Court of the Great Exhibition - John Tracey,
5 Harcourt street, Dublin...
1853 83. John Tracey, Harcourt-street, Dublin. —
Venetian shade, worked by a spring roller, rendering side hooks or knobs
unnecessary; Louvre shutters, made to slide; patterns of brass wires, viz.,
gauze, fancy lace, and embroidered.
The resources and manufacturing industry of Ireland: as illustrated by
the exhibition of 1853...John Sproule, 1854
October 27, 1860
(FJ) Bankrupts
John Tracy/Tracey, of 5 Harcourt street and 1 Middle Synge street, in
the city of Dublin, window blind manufacturer and builder, to surrender himself
on Tuesday, the 6th day of November and on Friday, the 23rd of November.
7
November 1860 Irish Times -Court
of Bankruptcy
John Tracey, Window blind manufacturer, and builder of
Harcourt Street (Dublin)
December 8, 1860
(FJ) In re Tracy
...The bankrupt explained that the mortgage was upon premises which he
had taken out for building purposes, and stated that the payments alluded to
were for materials, but were not preferential payments. The final examination
was then passed.
4
January 1861 (FJ) In the matter of John Tracey, a bankrupt
To be sold, a policy of Assurance of £400,
subject to half-yearly premium of £8/9/4; a sum of £50/16/0 has been paid in
premiums, and the age of the insured (about 49) is admitted...
20 March
1861 (FJ)
In the matter of John Tracey, of No.5
Harcourt-street and of No.1 Middle Synge-street, window blind Manufacturer and
Builder, a bankrupt
29 August 1861 (FJ)
Patent Window Blind Manufactory 5 Harcourt street
John Tracey begs to state to his customers and the Public that the
landlord of his premises No.5 Harcourt street having disposed of his interest
in the lease, he is obliged to give immediate possession, but all commands will
be received at No.1 and 2 Harcourtt street and will be promptly attended to
during the fitting of new premises, which will be duly announced...To Military
genelemen...camp bedstead...To Capenters, buildersand others...boring
machine..sash frames...
10 January 1865 Rockhampton Bulletin and
Central Queensland Advertiser
Important
Announcement
Venetian Sun
Shades
JOHN TRACEY
begs to inform the inhabitante of Rockhampton and its vicinity that be intends
paying them a visit carly in January, (whose arrival wilt be duly announced,)
to take orders for window blinds of various des- criptions, of which he will
bring patterns to show. Ile will also bring with him about thirty VENETIAN SUN
SHADES to draw up. The sizes aro 311. 4in. x 6ft. 4in., 3ft. x 6ft., aud 2ft.
lOin. x 6ft. 8in. They will be sold at moderate prices, or perbepB by auction,
as J. TRACEY'S stay must be as Bhort es possible.
JOHN TRACEY,
Patent and
General Window Blind Manufacturer, Queen-street, Brisbane.
P.S.--J. T.
will bring with him tapes, cords, &c., to refit old Venetians.
December, 1864.
30 December 1869 & 4 June 1870 The Brisbane
Courier
WINDOW BLINDS.
JOHN TRACEY,
Patent Window Blind Manufacturer, Elizabeth-Btreet, begs to intimate that he is
obliged, in consequence of ill health, to RELINQUISH his BUSINESS, and that it
is now transferred to Mr. JOHN PETRIE, Queen-street.
With reference
to the above, the Undersigned is prepared to Bupply VENETIAN and every other
DESCRIPTION of BLINDS, of superior workmanship and material, at moderate
prices. Repairs, Painting, and Refitting execnted.
5798 JOHN
PETRIE.
1869 NSW Registrations of Inventions
215 John
Tracey. Improvement in the manufacture of Venetian window-blinds. 18 June 1869.
In 1869 no less
than four Victorian patents were issued in relation to Venetian blinds...and no
1334 to John Tracey for Tracey's improved venetian blinds...In 1870 John Tracey
of Sydney exhibited blinds, including his newly invented and patented form of
venetian,
[At the 1866-7 exhibition...John Tracey of
Sydney also exhibited blinds, including his newly invented and patented form of
Venetian... http://mileslewis.net/australian-building/pdf/climatic-design/climatic-design-blinds-louvres.pdf]
7 May 1875 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Tracey.—April 18, at his residence, Brisbane, Queensland, in the 64th
year of his age, John Tracey,formerly of Harcourt-street, Dublin, Ireland. May
he rest in peace.
1849-1850
Proceedings of the Pathological Society of Dublin
Acute inflammation of the Spinal Cord...Matthew Tracy, aged 35, an in-door
servant, was admitted into the Whitworth Hospital on Friday, the 9th of
December, 1849...two days before admission...Dr. Adams of Kingstown...death
took place, unpreceded by any struggle or convulsion, on the afternoon of Saturday (15th)...
The Dublin quarterly journal of
medical science
1848-9 William Smith O'Brien
Petition
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Dan Tracy, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin David Traecy, King St Nth, Dublin Edmd Tracey, Kingstown, Dublin Edmd Treacy, Dalkey, Dublin Edw Tracey, Kingstown, Dublin Edward Tracey, Claredon St, Dublin Francis Tracey, Hardwick St, Dublin James Tracey, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin James Tracey, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin James Tracy, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin James Treacy, Frances St, Dublin Jane Tracy, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin John Tracey, Cuffe St, Dublin John Tracy, Hammond Lane, Dublin John Tracy, Harcourt St, Dublin John Treacy, Cuff St, Dublin John Treacy, Dublin City Joseph Tracy, James St, Dublin Joseph Tracy, Wexford St, Dublin Michael Tracey, Rathgar, Dublin Michael Treacy, Amiens St, Dublin Michl Tracey, King St Nth, Dublin Michl Tracey, Meath St, Dublin Michl Tracy, Charlesmount Ave, Dublin Michl Treacy, Ship St, Dublin Moses Tracy, Cuff St, Dublin Nichs Tracey, School St, Dublin Patk Tracy, Longford St, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Fownes St, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Irishtown, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Jas St, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Rumley Ave, Kingstown, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Wood Quay, Dublin Peter Treacy, Brown St, Dublin Philip Tracy, Earl St Nth, Dublin Philip Tracy, Thomas St, Dublin Thomas Tracey, Micks Lane, Dublin Thomas Treacy, New Row, Dublin Thoms Tracey, Dublin City Thoms Tracy, Wicklow St, Dublin Thos Tracey, King St Sth, Dublin Thos Tracey, Solicitor, Gardiner St Lwr,
Dublin William Tracey, Hardwick St, Dublin William Tracey, Jas St, Dublin William Tracy, College Grn, Dublin William Tracy, Gardiner St, Dublin |
- Dublin City John Treacy, Dublin City Thoms Tracey, Dublin City Michael Treacy, Amiens St, Dublin Peter Treacy, Brown St, Dublin Michl Tracy, Charlesmount Ave, Dublin Edward Tracey, Claredon St, Dublin William Tracy, College Grn, Dublin John Tracey, Cuffe St, Dublin John Treacy, Cuff St, Dublin Moses Tracy, Cuff St, Dublin Philip Tracy, Earl St Nth, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Fownes St, Dublin James Treacy, Frances St, Dublin Thos Tracey, Solicitor, Gardiner St Lwr,
Dublin William Tracy, Gardiner St, Dublin John Tracy, Hammond Lane, Dublin John Tracy, Harcourt St, Dublin Francis Tracey, Hardwick St, Dublin William Tracey, Hardwick St, Dublin Joseph Tracy, James St, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Jas St, Dublin William Tracey, Jas St, Dublin David Traecy, King St Nth, Dublin Michl Tracey, King St Nth, Dublin Thos Tracey, King St Sth, Dublin Patk Tracy, Longford St, Dublin Michl Tracey, Meath St, Dublin Dan Tracy, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin James Tracey, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin James Tracey, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin James Tracy, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin Jane Tracy, Mecklinburgh St, Dublin Thomas Tracey, Micks Lane, Dublin Thomas Treacy, New Row, Dublin Nichs Tracey, School St, Dublin Michl Treacy, Ship St, Dublin Philip Tracy, Thomas St, Dublin Joseph Tracy, Wexford St, Dublin Thoms Tracy, Wicklow St, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Wood Quay, Dublin - Dublin South Patrick Tracey, Irishtown, Dublin Michael Tracey, Rathgar, Dublin Edmd Treacy, Dalkey, Dublin Edmd Tracey, Kingstown, Dublin Edw Tracey, Kingstown, Dublin Patrick Tracey, Rumley Ave, Kingstown, Dublin |
Tracey, Mathew, of 14 Upper Oriel-street, in the city of Dublin,
Tracey, Michael,
of 48, Lower Mecklenburgh-street, previously of Common-street*
... Against Treacy,
Daniel, of No. 12, Cork-hill, Dublin, gentleman, attorney—Four Courts ...
The Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal
Griffiths Valuation Dublin 1848-54
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Andrew Tracey, 31a Shankill (lessor 31b-g Shankill) Rathmichael Dublin Andrew Tracy, 5a Kilbogget (gate lodge) Killiney Dublin Anne Tracey, 11 Portland Row St. Thomas Dublin Anne Tracey, 6c Kilnamanagh Tallaght Dublin Arthur Tracy, 8 Old Rathmines Road (gate lodge) Rathgar Rathfarnham
Dublin Catherine Tracey/Treacy, Miss, 35 Saint Laurence Chapelizad Palmerston
Dublin Charles Tracey & Patt Doyle, 28 Saint Laurence Chapelizad
Palmerston Dublin Christopher Tracey, 2b Folkstown Little Balrothery Dublin D. F. Tracy, 5 Kensington Terrace Castlewood Avenue Rathmines E. St.
Peters Dublin Daniel Tracey, 24 Upper Baggot Street St. Peters Dublin Daniel Tracey, lessor, 33 Henry St between Sackville street & Off
Lane, St. Thomas City of Dublin Daniel Tracy & Charles Kernan, 55 Lower Dominick Street St. Marys
Dublin Edward Tracey, 33.5 & 34 Clarendon St. St. Annes Dublin Edward Tracey, lessor, 5 Bonny's Lane St. Nicholas Without Dublin Edward Tracy, 5 Clarendon Row (house & stall to market) St. Annes
Dublin Edward Tracy, 6 Clarendon Row (stall to market) St. Annes Dublin Essy Tracy, 20k Cloghran Coolock Cloghran Dublin Francis Tracey, 1h Donnycarney Clonturk Dublin J. H. Tracey, 43 Bath Avenue Beggars' Bush Donnybrook Dublin James Tracey & Lawrence M'Guinness, 4 Drogheda Street Balbriggan
Tankardstown Balrothery Dublin James Tracey, 25 Mill Street Balbriggan Balrothery Dublin James Tracey, 7 Ballycorus (land) Rathmichael Dublin James Tracey, 7 Ballycorus (land) Rathmichael Dublin Jane Tracey, 43 Ballyboden Whitechurch Dublin John Tracey, 18a Clonard or Folkstown Great Balrothery Dublin John Tracey, 1b Foxlands (Gate lodge) Raheny Dublin John Tracey, 3 Albert Court St. Peters Dublin John Tracey, 3a Ballymakaily Kilmactalway Dublin John Tracey, 5 Harcourt Street St. Peters Dublin John Tracey, 6 Montague Lane St. Peters Dublin John Tracy, 6 Malpas Street St. Nicholas Without Dublin M. Tracy & another, 27 Donnybrook Road, West Donnybrook Donnybrook
Dublin Mary Tracey, 2 Nell? Street or Willett's Cottages St. Thomas Dublin Mary Tracey, 49 Glasthule Monkstown Dublin Michael Tracey, 48 & 51 Rathgar Rathfarnham Dublin Michael Tracey, lessor, 38 & 39 North King Street, St. Michan City
of Dublin Michael Tracy, 167 North King Street (including 29 & 30 Bereford
St) St. Michans City of Dublin Michael Tracy, 19 Rathgar Avenue Rathfarnham Dublin Michael Tracy, 41 Amiens Street St. Thomas City of Dublin Michael Tracy, lessor 42 Amiens Street St. Thomas City of Dublin Michael Tracy, lessor, 2 & 3 Moland Place St. Thomas City of
Dublin Patrick Tracey, 14 Bow Bridge St. James Dublin Peter Tracy, 42 Terenure Rathfarnham Dublin R. Tracey, Miss, 1 Broadstone Grangegorman City of Dublin Terence Tracey, lessor, 13 Winetavern Street St. John Dublin Thomas H. Tracy, 103 Lower Gardiner Street St. Thomas City of Dublin Thomas Tracy, 2 Fountain Place St. Pauls City of Dublin Thomas Tracy, 20k Cloghran Coolock Cloghran Dublin Thomas Tracy, 8 Stepaside Kilgobbin Dublin Timothy Tracey, 50 Howth Howth Dublin Tracey Brothers, 32 Sackville Street Lower St. Thomas Dublin Tracey, lessor, 71 Lower Baggot Street St. Peters Dublin William Tracy, 30a Ballyedmonduff Kilgobbin Dublin William Tracy, 34 Eccles Street St. Georges Dublin |
R. Tracey, Miss, 1 Broadstone Grangegorman City of Dublin Christopher Tracey, 2b Folkstown Little Balrothery Dublin James Tracey & Lawrence M'Guinness, 4 Drogheda Street Balbriggan
Tankardstown Balrothery Dublin James Tracey, 25 Mill Street Balbriggan Balrothery Dublin John Tracey, 18a Clonard or Folkstown Great Balrothery Dublin Essy Tracy, 20k Cloghran Coolock Cloghran Dublin Thomas Tracy, 20k Cloghran Coolock Cloghran Dublin Francis Tracey, 1h Donnycarney Clonturk Dublin J. H. Tracey, 43 Bath Avenue Beggars' Bush Donnybrook Dublin M. Tracy & another, 27 Donnybrook Road, West Donnybrook Donnybrook
Dublin Timothy Tracey, 50 Howth Howth Dublin Thomas Tracy, 8 Stepaside Kilgobbin Dublin William Tracy, 30a Ballyedmonduff Kilgobbin Dublin Andrew Tracy, 5a Kilbogget (gate lodge) Killiney Dublin John Tracey, 3a Ballymakaily Kilmactalway Dublin Mary Tracey, 49 Glasthule Monkstown Dublin Charles Tracey & Patt Doyle, 28 Saint Laurence Chapelizad
Palmerston Dublin Catherine Tracey/Treacy, Miss, 35 Saint Laurence Chapelizad Palmerston
Dublin John Tracey, 1b Foxlands (Gate lodge) Raheny Dublin Arthur Tracy, 8 Old Rathmines Road (gate lodge) Rathgar Rathfarnham
Dublin Michael Tracey, 48 & 51 Rathgar Rathfarnham Dublin Michael Tracy, 19 Rathgar Avenue Rathfarnham Dublin Peter Tracy, 42 Terenure Rathfarnham Dublin Andrew Tracey, 31a Shankill (lessor 31b-g Shankill) Rathmichael Dublin James Tracey, 7 Ballycorus (land) Rathmichael Dublin James Tracey, 7 Ballycorus (land) Rathmichael Dublin Edward Tracy, 5 Clarendon Row (house & stall to market) St. Annes
Dublin Edward Tracy, 6 Clarendon Row (stall to market) St. Annes Dublin Edward Tracey, 33.5 & 34 Clarendon St. St. Annes Dublin William Tracy, 34 Eccles Street St. Georges Dublin Patrick Tracey, 14 Bow Bridge St. James Dublin Terence Tracey, lessor, 13 Winetavern Street St. John Dublin Daniel Tracy & Charles Kernan, 55 Lower Dominick Street St. Marys
Dublin Michael Tracey, lessor, 38 & 39 North King Street, St. Michan City
of Dublin Michael Tracy, 167 North King Street (including 29 & 30 Bereford
St) St. Michans City of Dublin Edward Tracey, lessor, 5 Bonny's Lane St. Nicholas Without Dublin John Tracy, 6 Malpas Street St. Nicholas Without Dublin Thomas Tracy, 2 Fountain Place St. Pauls City of Dublin D. F. Tracy, 5 Kensington Terrace Castlewood Avenue Rathmines E. St.
Peters Dublin Daniel Tracey, 24 Upper Baggot Street St. Peters Dublin John Tracey, 3 Albert Court St. Peters Dublin John Tracey, 5 Harcourt Street St. Peters Dublin John Tracey, 6 Montague Lane St. Peters Dublin Tracey, lessor, 71 Lower Baggot Street St. Peters Dublin Anne Tracey, 11 Portland Row St. Thomas Dublin Daniel Tracey, lessor, 33 Henry St between Sackville street & Off
Lane, St. Thomas City of Dublin Mary Tracey, 2 Nell? Street or Willett's Cottages St. Thomas Dublin Michael Tracy, 41 Amiens Street St. Thomas City of Dublin Michael Tracy, lessor 42 Amiens Street St. Thomas City of Dublin Michael Tracy, lessor, 2 & 3 Moland Place St. Thomas City of
Dublin Thomas H. Tracy, 103 Lower Gardiner Street St. Thomas City of Dublin Tracey Brothers, 32 Sackville Street Lower St. Thomas Dublin Anne Tracey, 6c Kilnamanagh Tallaght Dublin Jane Tracey, 43 Ballyboden Whitechurch Dublin |
1850 Shaw's Dublin City Directory
Tracey
Edward, 6 Chatham row (victualler) - spelt Tracy in street listing John, 6 Malpas St (picture restorer) -spelt Treacy in street listing Michael, 41 Amiens St (carpenter) - spelt Tracy in street listing Michael, 167 North King St (grocer) - spelt Tracy in street listing Thomas H., 56 Lower Gardiner St (solicitor) William, 181 Townsend St (broker) -spelt Tracy in general listing Tracy
and Kearney, 38 Lower Dominick St (solicitors)-see Daniel Treacy Brothers, 32 Sackville St Lower (woollen drapers) Edmond, 12 Wicklow St (tailor) Edward, 6 Chatham row (victualler) - spelt Tracey in general listing Francis, 29 Great Clarence place (occup not listed) J.E., 1 D'Olier St (solicitor) John, 5 Harcourt St (window blind warehouse) John, 26 Cuffe St (bottle dealer) Michael, 29 Beresford St (spirit dealer) Michael, 41 Amiens St (carpenter) - spelt Tracey in general listing Michael, 167 North King St (grocer) - spelt Tracey in general listing Miss, 12 Royal Canal terrace, Phibsboro (occup not listed) Mrs., 8 Catherine villa (occup not listed) Mrs., 11 Portland Row (occup not listed) -listed as M. in street
listing Thomas, 167 Townsend St (baker) William, 181 Townsend St (broker) -spelt Tracey in street listing William, 34 Eccles St (solicitor) Treacy
John, 6 Malpas St (picture restorer) -spelt Tracey in general listing From the Law Directory (not
listed at stated address)
Daniel, 38 Lower Dominick St (solicitor)- see Tracy and Kearney |
1850 Thoms Directory of Ireland Officers of Government Commissioners for Administering the Laws for relief of the Poor in
Ireland Second Class: ... DT Tracey… City Officers Dublin Deputy (Clerk of the Crown): Thomas H. Tracy, esq. (48 Gt Brunswick
St???) House of Peers 1773 Sudley, Charles Hanbury-Tracy ??? Tracey, 34 Clarendon Street C. and M. Tracy, 47 Cuffe Street, Milliners and Dress Makers D. T. Tracy esq., 5 Kensington Terrace, Rathmines Daniel Treacy, solicitor, 38 Dominick street, lower Edmund Tracy, 12 Wicklow Street, tailor Edward Tracey, 6 Chatham row, Butchers or Victuallers Edward Tracy, 12 Wicklow Street, tailor Edward Tracy, 6 Chatham Row, victualler, . ... JE Tracy, 1 D’Olier Street and Cork, solicitor, ... John Tracey, 5 or 6 Harcourt
Street, general window-blind, picture-frame, and gilding establishment, and
patent iron bedstead warehouse, iron shutter manufactory John Tracy, 10 Michaels Lane, clothes broker John Tracy, 26 Cuffe Street, dealer in bottles John Treacy, 6 Malpas Street, picture restorer and painter Kernan and Treacy, 38 Dominic Street Lower, solicitors M. & A. Tracy, 47 Cuffe Street, dressmakers, Mich Treacy, 29 Beresford Street, grocer it spirit dlr. Michael Tracy, 41 Amiens
Street, carpenter, Michael Tracy, 167 King Street North & 29 Beresford-street,
grocer, and spirit dealer Miss Tracy, 12 Royal Canal Terrace Miss Treacy, 1 Royal Canal Terrace Mrs. Tracy, 8 Catherine Villa, Royal Canal Bank Thomas H. Tracy, 56 Gardiner Street Lower, solicitor ... Thomas Treacy, 167 Townsend Street, baker Timothy Trac(e)y, 8 York Street, scrivener, Tracy Brothers, 32 Sackville Street Lower, woollen drapers, merchant
tailors, hosiers, etc William Tracy, 181 Townsend Street, broker William Tracy, 34 Eccles Street, solicitor |
January 28, 1850 (FJ) Church street Poor
School
...Michael
Treacy, King street...
September 20, 1850 (FJ)
Charles
Tracy and his son Nicholas...the former was secretary to the St. Omer's Benefit
Society...
April 18, 1850 (FJ) Death
April 15,
in Eccles street, aged 87 years, William W. Tracy, esq.
1850 Tracy,
William, Kings Co. & Eccles St, Dublin (Prerogative Will)
September 5, 1860
(FJ) Marriage
August 28, in Monkstown Church, John Hunter, of Great Denmark street,
to Catherine, youngest daughter of the late William Weldon Tracy, of Ard, in
the King's County.
Sept 1860 The
Phoenix
Hunter—Tracy—On the 28th ult, at Dublin, John Hunter, of Great Denmark
street, to Catherine, youngest daughter of the late William Weldon Tracy, of
Ard, King’s County.
Tracy, October
29th 1874, at 27 Leeson Park, Martha, daughter of the late William Weldon
Tracy, of Ard, in the King's County, Esq.
1877 The Irish Law Times
and Solicitors' Journal
Hunter - December 7, at her residence, 27
Leeson-park, Catherine, widow of the late John Hunter, Esq., barrister-at-law,
and youngest daughter of the late William Weldon Tracy, Esq., of Ard, in the
Kings County.
September 20, 1850 (FJ) The Manufacture
Movement
...The
Secretary proposed Mr. Thomas Treacy, baker, of Townsend street, whom he had
known from boyhood, and who would not be an idle member of the society.
Admitted.
1850 Elizabeth Treacy and John Walsh (Marriage
Licence) (see Bray Co. Wicklow)
1850 Vital Records of Westport, Massachusetts by Westport (Mass.) 1918
Tracey,
William, laborer, of Fall River, s. Michal and Ann, Nov.— , 1823, in
Ireland
Tracy,
John, seaman, 1842, in Dublin, ...
January 23, 1851 (FJ)
...solicitors,
Messrs. Foley and Treacy, in Great Brunswick street...
March 14, 1851 (FJ) Robbery at the South Union
Workhouse, Dublin
Michael
Tracey, Thomas Heavy, James Coogan, John Donovan, all urchins under 14 years of
age, were charged with having in their posession two pairs of trousers...The
prisioners had been inmates of the workhouse, but had lately been discharged...four
dozen lashes...
March 27, 1851 (FJ) Catholic University
St.
Michael and John's Parish...Miss Eliza Tracy £1...
April 22, 1851 (FJ) St Mary's Parish
Overseers
of Public Houses...Thomas Tracy...
4
August 1851 SS Alice Wilson –
Dublin, Ireland to New York -
James Tracey, 28, M, Laborer
November 29, 1851 (FJ) United Board of Manufacture
Subscriptions...Edward Tracy,
victualler, Chatham street 2s6d...
1851 Amelia Tracey and Benjamin Hill Gillman
(Marriage Licence)
1851 William Tracey and Marianne Carmichael
(Marriage Licence) (see Athy, Co. Kildare)
1851 Return of Sum voted by House of Commons for Relief of Depositors in
late Savings Bank, Cuffe Street, Dublin
Eliza Tracy, 11 Michael's-hill, deposit £37/17/6, paid £18/18/9
Thomas Tracey, 1 Waterloo-street, deposit £10/6/6, paid £5/3/3
James Tracey, Ballyconis, deposit £6/5/3, paid £3/2/7
Margaret Tracey, 50 Bishop-street, deposit £1/11/-, paid £-/15/6
1851 Census - 1908 Pensions Act
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.
21.8.1913
[21st August 1913] Image
Catherine
McNeney (d. of James McNeney & Sarah Box) 1851 resident Rockbrook, Cruagh
OR Whitechurch, Dublin
Address:
Mrs Catherine Tracy, 15 Short St, Batley Carr, Dewsbury
IG Record
36436
MCNENEY
Catherine James MCNENEY Sarah MCNENEY nee BOX Rockbrook Cruagh or Whitechurch
Uppercross or Rathdown Dublin 1913 - Mrs Catherine Tracy, 15 Short St, Batley
Carr, Dewsbury.
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1911
Census - Dewsbury, Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Catherine
Tracey, head, 60, widown machine feeder, born Timbraddon [Tibradden Cruagh]
County Dublin
1911
Census - Dewsbury, Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Maria
Tracy, head, 50, single, Alexander In Mills Batley, born County Dublin Ireland
1911
Census - Joseph S Hirst House Dewsbury, Yorkshire (West Riding), England
Mary K
Tracy, assistant, 39, single, Elementary School Teacher, born County Dublin
Ireland
27.6.16
[27th June 1916] Image
Patrick
Tracey/Tracy/Treacy (c. 1844, 5 or 6) (s. of Patk Tracey & Mary) 1851
resident Culliagharney, Creagh Moycarn Roscommon
Address:
Mr Patrick Tracey Royal Infirmary, Kilmainham, Dublin
family
members
1st
Marriage
Tracey John - 16
Tracey Ann - 14
Tracey Edward - 12
Tracey Mary - 8
Tracey Patrick - 5
Tracey Peter - 2
2nd
Marriage
Tracey Margaret
Tracey Bridget - -
Tracey Winiford -
Tracey Michael - -
Tracey Abbie - -
IG Record
39774
Tracey,
Tracy or Treacy Patrick Patrick Tracey Mary Tracey Culliagharney Creagh Moycarn
Roscommon 1916 - Mr Patrick Tracey, Royal Infirmary, Kilmainham, Dublin. Born
about 1844-46. Family - 1st marriage - John, Ann, Edward, Mary, Patrick, Peter.
2nd marriage - Margaret, Bridget, Winifred, Michael, Abbie. 1851 John 16, Ann
14, Edward 12, Mary 8, Patrick 5, Peter 2.
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1851 Census (Heads of households) of Dublin City (ie between the canals)
|
Alphabetical |
By Area |
|
Andw Tracey, 44
Mabbott St, Dublin City Andw Tracy, 10 Pim
St, Dublin City Ann Tracy, 11
Portland Row, Dublin City Ann Tracy, 3
Adelaide Rd, Dublin City Ann Treacy, 43
Cuffe St, Dublin City Bdgt Tr(e)acy, 1
Canal Terrace Royal, Dublin City Benj Treacy, 4
Catherine Villa, Dublin City Cath Treacy, 1
Grenville St, Dublin City Chas Tracey, 2
Saul’s Court, Dublin City Dan Tr(e)acy, 55
Dominick St Lr, Dublin City Dan Tracy, 4 Eliza
Court (or Place), Dublin City Edmond Tracy, 12
Wicklow St, Dublin City Edw Tracy, 12 Mary
Abbey, Dublin City Edw Tracy, 34
Clarendon St, Dublin City Eliza Tracy, 5
Fitzwilliam Place Little, Dublin City Frank Tracy, 5
Devlin’s Place, Dublin City Helina (or Matilda)
Treacy, 3 Bow Bridge, Dublin City Honor Tracey, 22
Drury Lane, Dublin City Honour Treacy, 20
Gloucester Place Upr, Dublin City Jas Tracy, 20 Wine
tavern St, Dublin City Jas Tracy, 3 Rutland
Sq East, Dublin City Jas Tracy, 46
Beresford St, Dublin City Jas Treacey, 167
Townsend St, Dublin City Jas Treacy, 68
Church St, Dublin City Jas Treacy, 7
Mark’s Lane, Dublin City Jno Tr(e)acy, 6
Malpas St, Dublin City Jno Tracey, 5
Harcourt St, Dublin City Jno Tracey, 58
Wellington St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 16 John
St West, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 2 Nangle
Court, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 26 Cuffe
St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 39
Clarlemont St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 8
Chancery Lane, Dublin City Jno Tracy,2
Maguinness Place, Dublin City John Trac(e)y, 10
Michael’s Lane, Dublin City Julia Tracey, 6
Chestnut Place, New St, Dublin City Laur Tracey, 2
Rosemary Lane, Cork St, Dublin City Maria Tracey, 53
Queen St, Dublin City Martha Tracy, 34 Eccles
St, Dublin City Mary Tracey, 1
Kelly’s Courth Sth, Dublin City Mary Tracey, 34
Mill St, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 10
Dominick St Upr, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 13
Dolphin’s Barn Lane, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 2
Dispensary Court, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 2
Willet Place, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 33
Sandwith Place, Dublin City Mat Treacy, 2 Coles
Lane, Dublin City Mat Treacy,
Aidborough Place, Dublin City Mitelda Treacy, 17
Fishers Lane, Dublin City Ml Tr(e)acy, 26
Beresford St, Dublin City (sleeps elsewhere) Ml Tracey, 76 Meath
St, Dublin City Ml Tracy, 1 John St
West, Dublin City Ml Tracy, 167 King
St West, Dublin City Ml Tracy, 41 Amiens
St, Dublin City Ml Treacy, 104
Townsend St, Dublin City Paul Tracy, 2
Marshall Alley, Dublin City Ph Tracy, 40 Cook
St, Dublin City Pk Tracey, 14 Cole
Alley, Dublin City Pk Tracy, 11
Longford St Gt, Dublin City Pk Tracy, 50 Bishop
St, Dublin City Pk Treacy, 3 Bow
Bridge, Dublin City Rich Tracey, 32
Sackville St Lr, Dublin City Rich Tracy, 2 Connolloys
Court, Coombe Upr, Dublin City Rob Tracy, 3
Clarendon St, Dublin City Th H Tracy, 52
Gardiner St Lr, Dublin City Th Tracy, 25 Clanbrassil St, Dublin City
Th Tracy, 3 Lamb’s
Court, 125 James St, Dublin City Th Tracy, 3 Power’s
Court, Dublin City Th Treacy, 167
Townsend St, Dublin City Thos Tracy, 2
Cathedral Lane, Dublin City Tim Tracey, 8 York
St, Dublin City Wm Tracy, 111 New
St, Dublin City Wm Tracy, 2 College
Green, Dublin City Wm Tracy, 21
Braithwaite St, Dublin City Wm Treacy, 1 Townsend St, Dublin City |
Mat Treacy,
Aidborough Place, Dublin City Ann Tracy, 3
Adelaide Rd, Dublin City Ml Tracy, 41 Amiens
St, Dublin City Jas Tracy, 46
Beresford St, Dublin City Ml Tr(e)acy, 26
Beresford St, Dublin City (sleeps elsewhere) Pk Tracy, 50 Bishop
St, Dublin City Helina (or Matilda)
Treacy, 3 Bow Bridge, Dublin City Pk Treacy, 3 Bow
Bridge, Dublin City Wm Tracy, 21
Braithwaite St, Dublin City Bdgt Tr(e)acy, 1
Canal Terrace Royal, Dublin City Thos Tracy, 2 Cathedral
Lane, Dublin City Benj Treacy, 4
Catherine Villa, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 8
Chancery Lane, Dublin City Julia Tracey, 6
Chestnut Place, New St, Dublin City Jas Treacy, 68
Church St, Dublin City Th Tracy, 25
Clanbrassil St, Dublin City Edw Tracy, 34
Clarendon St, Dublin City Rob Tracy, 3
Clarendon St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 39
Clarlemont St, Dublin City Pk Tracey, 14 Cole
Alley, Dublin City Mat Treacy, 2 Coles
Lane, Dublin City Wm Tracy, 2 College
Green, Dublin City Rich Tracy, 2
Connolloys Court, Coombe Upr, Dublin City Ph Tracy, 40 Cook
St, Dublin City Ann Treacy, 43
Cuffe St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 26 Cuffe
St, Dublin City Frank Tracy, 5
Devlin’s Place, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 2
Dispensary Court, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 13
Dolphin’s Barn Lane, Dublin City Dan Tr(e)acy, 55
Dominick St Lr, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 10
Dominick St Upr, Dublin City Honor Tracey, 22
Drury Lane, Dublin City Martha Tracy, 34
Eccles St, Dublin City Dan Tracy, 4 Eliza
Court (or Place), Dublin City Mitelda Treacy, 17
Fishers Lane, Dublin City Eliza Tracy, 5
Fitzwilliam Place Little, Dublin City Th H Tracy, 52
Gardiner St Lr, Dublin City Honour Treacy, 20
Gloucester Place Upr, Dublin City Cath Treacy, 1
Grenville St, Dublin City Jno Tracey, 5 Harcourt
St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 16 John
St West, Dublin City Ml Tracy, 1 John St
West, Dublin City Mary Tracey, 1
Kelly’s Courth Sth, Dublin City Ml Tracy, 167 King
St West, Dublin City Th Tracy, 3 Lamb’s
Court, 125 James St, Dublin City Pk Tracy, 11
Longford St Gt, Dublin City Andw Tracey, 44
Mabbott St, Dublin City Jno Tracy,2
Maguinness Place, Dublin City Jno Tr(e)acy, 6
Malpas St, Dublin City Jas Treacy, 7
Mark’s Lane, Dublin City Edw Tracy, 12 Mary
Abbey, Dublin City Paul Tracy, 2 Marshall
Alley, Dublin City Ml Tracey, 76 Meath
St, Dublin City John Trac(e)y, 10
Michael’s Lane, Dublin City Mary Tracey, 34
Mill St, Dublin City Jno Tracy, 2 Nangle
Court, Dublin City Wm Tracy, 111 New
St, Dublin City Andw Tracy, 10 Pim
St, Dublin City Ann Tracy, 11
Portland Row, Dublin City Th Tracy, 3 Power’s
Court, Dublin City Maria Tracey, 53
Queen St, Dublin City Laur Tracey, 2
Rosemary Lane, Cork St, Dublin City Jas Tracy, 3
Rutland Sq East, Dublin City Rich Tracey, 32
Sackville St Lr, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 33
Sandwith Place, Dublin City Chas Tracey, 2
Saul’s Court, Dublin City Jas Treacey, 167
Townsend St, Dublin City Ml Treacy, 104
Townsend St, Dublin City Th Treacy, 167
Townsend St, Dublin City Wm Treacy, 1 Townsend
St, Dublin City Jno Tracey, 58
Wellington St, Dublin City Edmond Tracy, 12
Wicklow St, Dublin City Mary Tracy, 2
Willet Place, Dublin City Jas Tracy, 20 Wine
tavern St, Dublin City Tim Tracey, 8 York St, Dublin City |
1851 (279) (279-I) Duncan
Chisholm, alias George Mathews. Copies of correspondence, &c. relative to a
fund of about £4,500
...1834 Tracy, Bridget, Rosetta and Anastacia £20 pension...[of Lucan?]
1851 Census - 99 Peper
Street Lymm Altrincham Cheshire
Joseph Tracy, head, 60 years, b. 1790 Balbriggan Dublin, dairyman
Mary Tracy, wife, 60 years, b. Lymm Chesire
George Mositor, son, unmarried, 27 years, blacksmith, b. Lymm Chesire
Emma Mositor, daur, unmarried, 21 years, Fustian cutter, b. Lymm Chesire
Harriet Mositor, grand daur, unmarried, 11 years, Fustian cutter, b. Lymm Chesire
1851 Census - Monks Coppenhall, Cheshire
James Tracey, born 1798 in Dublin,
Ireland, lodger, coach maker
Jane Tracey, 45 years, b. Dublin, Wife
James
Tracey, 19 years, b. Dublin, Son
1851 Census - 97 Old Uttoxeter
Rd, St Werburgh,Derby, Derbyshire
Michael [transcript errors have Richard or Nicholas] Tracy, Head, Mar, 51, Ribbon Weaver, b. Dublin [see Dublin page 3]
Clara Tracy, W, Mar, 51, b. Dublin
Harriett Tracy, D, U, 25, Silk Peicer, b. Cheshire, Linton
Ann Tracy, D, U, 19, Silk Peicer, b.Derby
Michael Tracy, Son, 14, Scholar, b. Derby
James Tracy, Son, 12, Scholar, b. Derby
Nicholas Tracy, Cousen, U, 61, Ribbon Weaver, b. Dublin
1851 Census - 119 Old
Uttoxeter Rd, Derby, Derbyshire
Jones [James?] Tracy, Head, Mar, 52, Ribbon Weaver, Dub, Dublin
Ann Tracy, W, Mar, 50, Ribbon Weaver, Chs, Congleton
Elizabeth Tracy, D, U, 21, Chs, Congleton
Robert Tracy, Son, U, 22, Ribbon Weaver, Chs, Congleton
Joseph Tracy, Son, U, 15, Spinning Mills, Chs, Congleton
James Tracy, Son, 13, Spinning Mills, Chs, Congleton
Ann Tracy, D, 11, Scholar, Dby, Derby
William Kempton, Lodger, Mar, 50, Silk Winder, Gls, Gloucester
1851 Census - 21 Waterloo Street, Stoke Damerel,
Devonport, Devon
William Tracy,
visitor, born 1800 Dublin, Ireland. Fund holder
1851 Census - Plymouth St Andrew, Devon.
John Treacey, born 1829 in St
Andrews, Dublin, Ireland, soldier, institution
1851 Census - St Bartholomews Manchester Lancashire
John[?]
Tracy, soldier, unmarried, 22, b. 1829 Dublin Dublin, private
1851 Census - Liverpool
Daniel Tracey, pauper, unmarried, 44, b. Dublin
Blue bell, labourer
1851 Census - West Derby Lancashire
Hannah Tracy, 30 years, b. Dublin, Servant
1851 Census - Falkland
Street, Liverpool, Lancashire
James Tracey, Head, 31, b. 1820, Dublin Dublin, Inn Keeper
Emma Tracey, Wife, 34, b. 1817, York, Yorkshire, England
Eliza Bailey, Step Daughter, 13, b. 1838, York, Yorkshire, England
Richard Bailey, Son, 12, b. 1839, York, Yorkshire, England
Mary Anne Tracey, Daughter, 7, b. 1844, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Arthur Tracey, Son, 3, b. 1848, Liverpool, Lancashire, England
1851 Census - Halewood Prescot Lancashire
John Tracey, 24, b. 1827 Dublin
Dublin, unmarried, graver/grocer/groom,
1851 Census
- Hills Court, Walsall Borough, Staffordshire
Francis Tracy, head, 28 years, born 1823 in
Dublin City, saddle tree maker
Mary Tracy, wife, 28 years, b. Dublin City,
Wife
Mary Tracy, dau, 5 years, b. Dublin City,
Daughter
George Tracy, son, 2 years, b. Walsall
1851 Census - Bermondsey Surrey
Mary Tracey, 66 years, b. Dublin, Mother
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
Francis Tracey, enlisted 3 Sep 1861 New York NY by Capt Dallas for 3
years, born Dublin Ireland, 21 years, gardiner, grey eyes, black hair, light
complexion, 5’6.5”, 12 Inf H, C coy, died June 27/62 of wounds recd in action
at Gaines Mills Va, no record ehanning date & place of death vide rec med
sea R & P div, a Corporal [2 records]
James Tracy, enlisted 23 Nov 1881 Pennsylvania by Capt Ceondal for 5
years, born Dublin Ireland, 24 years, Teamster?, blue eyes, Blk hair, ruddy
complexion, 5’5.5”, Yeav? Sen, Des Nov 26/81 at NY
John Tracy, 23 years, blue eyes, dark hair, florid complexion, 5’11”,
born Dublin Ireland, baker, enlisted 23 Nov 1852 Newport RI by Lt Hardie, 3 Art
H, 23 Nov ’57 Exp of service, at Fort Umpqua O.T. [Oregon], a Pvt
John Tracey, 14 Feb 1859 at San Francisco California by Lt Gibson for 5
years, born Dublin Ireland, 27 years, baker, blue eyes, dark hair, florid
complexion, 5'11", 3 Artillary, L, 2, died 30 Nov 63 of congestion of
Brain at Descuison US Grail Hospl, last
served 2nd 3 Art H, a Pat, F.
S. reail, FS Im & Des bilt sec Dis list DC ??? ??? [2 records]
John Tracy, enlisted 30 Apr 1868 at Chicago Ill by Cap Ross for 5
years, born Dublin Ireland, 21 years, boatman, grey eyes, light hair, light
complexion, 5’9.5”, 6 Cav, C coy, discharged Apl 30 73 exp service at Ft Selden
N.M., a sgt
Luke Tracey, 25 years, blue eyes, auburn hair, fair complexion 5’6”, born
Dublin Ireland, tailor, enlisted 20 Oct 1851 St Louis by Lt? Jones, Rifle A,
discharged 22 August ’56, By re enlistment in Co. P.O. no 304,479 Dec 22/59, 1st
enlistment, At Camp Holmes, Texas,
A Sergeant
Luke Tracy, born Dublin Ireland, 30 years, soldier, enlisted 22 Aug
1856 at Camp Holmes by Lt Jones for 5 years, blue eyes, light hair, fair
complexion, 5’6.5”, Rifle A, 25 May ’61 by order A.G.O., 2 Rifle A at Fort
Fillmore N.M. a sergeant, P.O. No. 304479 Dec 22/59
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January 1852 (N) Lord Mayor's Banquet [Dublin]
present...Rev. Wm. Treacy, Daniel Treacy...D.
Treacy...
25th
January? 1852? Mate's Certificate of Service
James Thomas Tracey, b. 7 Apl 1821 Dublin Co of
Dublin, served 17 years in the coasting & foreign trades. The port of
Sheilds [signed]
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March 1852 (N) Meeting of the Citizens of Dublin
John Tracy, 5 Harcourt street
Michael Tracy, 167 North King street
November 19, 1852 (FJ) Municipal elections
Arran Quay Ward...Michael
Tracey...
March 2, 1853 (FJ) An Independant Irish Party
...citizens of Dublin...Francis
Tracey, solicitor...
March 10, 1853 (FJ) Church Street Poor School
...Michael Tracey, Esq, North King
street 10s...
June 23, 1853 (FJ) Licensed Retail Grocers and Vintners Trade
Protection Society
...Michael Dotle and Michael Tracy
were ordered to be erased from the list of members...
1853 The Medical news
…in the habit of receiving bread
and other charities from P. Tracey,
the butler of a solicitor residing on the north side of the city... the
innocence of the accused was fully proved.…The master of the servant, to his
credit be it told, believing fully in his innocence, had him defended at the
trial, but, although acquitted, he could not take him back into his service,
owing to the prejudice which existed against his character.
1853-1923 Royal Navy
James Tracy. Place of Birth:
Phibsborough, Dublin. Continuous Service Number: 23228. Date of Volunteering:
11 July 1855. Date of Birth: 26 August 1838.
Peter Tracey. Official Number:
66739. Place of Birth: Dublin, Dublin. Date of Birth: 18 March 1821.
Peter Tracey. Place of Birth:
Dublin, Ireland. Continuous Service Number: 39196. Date of Volunteering: 01
December 1858. Date of Birth: 18 March 1821.
Robert Tracey. Official Number:
100018. Place of Birth: Rathmines, Dublin. Date of Birth: 07 November 1858.
1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Records
12
June 1854 7124 Thomas Fenclon Treasy?, cordwainer, of Nott? St NY, 252, Native
of Dublin Ireland, arr NY Augt 15 1841? per ship "Queen of the West?"
from Lpool, Fa in NJ? Michl, Mo dead Ann Byrne - Is married to Jane
Fitzsimmons, 3 Chr, Jno, Thos? & Ann Jane
28
May 1864 40899 Henry Treacy born 1834 Co Dublin, of 2 Irffenen? St?, Stone?
cutter, and 1856? per "Constantine" married Ann O'Brian 4 children
30
Mar 1871 81918 Catharine Tracey, of 663 Sixth Av, Domestic, born 1834 Co
Dublin, ard May 1 1867 "City of Washington" fa Christopher Mo Cathe
Tolan
July 22, 1854 (FJ) St. Michans Parish
...M. Tracy, Esq, King Street
£1...
July 22, 1854 (FJ) Academy of Our Blessed Lady of Mount Carmel, 42
Jervis street
...young gentlemen...Classics...J.
Tracey...In an original juvenile comedy, Tobacco and Snuff, Master J. Tracey
and Master J. Hackett attracted great attention anf highly amused the
audience...
September 16, 1854 (FJ) The Carmen's Case
...omnibuses...carrying passengers
each by seat...summoned a very respectable car owner named Tracey, of
Roundtown, for this alleged offence.
September 23, 1854 (FJ) The case of the Carmen - Wilson V. Tracey
This case which from the
importance of the interests involved, not only to the Dublin Carmen, but to the
public generally...Peter Tracey...case not proven...
October 18, 1859 (FJ) Auction
...seven horses, drays and
harness...on the premises of Mr. Peter Tracy in Roundtown [Dublin?]...
December 7, 1854 (FJ) Mathew Annuity Fund
...Mr. John Tracy, Cuffe street
2s6d...
1854
Dublin Hospitals
Maria Tracy, servant, cancer, admitted 16 June
1853, died 4 Sept 1853
1854 Incumbered Estates Court
Kernan and Treacy, solicitors
1854 Mary Anne Treacy and Richard Treacy
(Marriage Licence) (see Avoca Co. Wicklow)
1854 Richard Treacy and Mary Anne Treacy
(Marriage Licence) (see Avoca Co. Wicklow)
1854
All that
and those houses, premises and Gardens, situated at Gracefield-lane, in the
town of Balbriggan...on the west by the gardens of James Kelsh, Widow Kelsh,
Widow Tracy, Michael Kelly, Richard Hogan and John Russell...
1857
5. John
Tracy, Clonard street Balbriggan, 0a/0p/8.75p, £2.12.0 rent, weekly tenancy at
1s per week
Incumbered Estates Court: Printed estate particulars and rentals
13 July 1854 Auction
...situate at Gracefield-lane, in
the town of Balbriggan, Parish and Barony of Balrothery, and County of
Dublin...and on the West by the gardens of ...Widow Tracy...
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March 12, 1855 (FJ) Death from Lockjaw
...inquest on the body of Jane
Tracy, aged 53. It appeared that on the evening of the 19th of February the
deceased was found by her son, on his return from work, lying on the floor of
her room in a house in Digges-street, her clothes on fire and her person
considerably burned. She was immediately taken to hospital and was rapidly
recovering the effects of the burning, but lockjaw setting in she sank and
died. Verdict accordingly.
March 29, 1855 (FJ) Amateur Musical Society
Ancient Concert Rooms, Great
Brunswick street...By order, W. Tracy, Secretary.
June 7, 1855 (FJ) Coroners Inquest
Patrick Tracy, of Moss street, car
driver sworn...
July 4, 1855 (FJ) Abolition of Donneybrook Fair
...Mr. John Tracey 2s6d...
November 8, 1855 (FJ) Notice
All persons to whom George William
Tracey, otherwise Smith, late of 29 City quay in the city of Dublin, M.D.,
deceased...
1855 George William Tracy, City Quay, M.D.
(Intestacy)
Registers of Seamen's Services ADM 139/233
James Tracy, b.
26 August 1838 Phibsborough, Dublin
Date of Volunteering: 11 July 1855 Continuous Service Number: 23228
HMS
Waterloo
James [Tracey - e crossed out] Tracy
Born: Phibsborough Dublin
Date of birth: 26 August 1838
Height: 5'5.5"
Comp;lexion: Farl?
Hair: brown
Eyes: Blue
Marks: None
Ship: Waterloo
Date of Enrty: 11 July 1855 [16 years]
Ratings: Boy 2nd Class
Period foe which he has volunteered: Ten yrs from the age of 18
Signed: James Tracy
Fred H Kerr Captain, on leave [Captain Frederick Herbert Kerr]
Henry Liddrle? & James Atehisro MD Medical officiers
[the service record is blank]
1855 Naturalization Declarations - Rensselaer Co Justice Court, Troy NY
Christopher Tracy, aged 40, of Dublin. Entered
USA Jun 1854, Resides
Albany Co, Applied
Jan 241855
Constantine, 608
tons, Captain Mansel Rogers, from Plymouth 9th March 1855, arrived at Port
Adelaide, South Australia 30th June 1855
Honor Tracey, 19,
Servant, Dublin
September 22, 1855 (FJ) Donnybrook Division
...Mr. Maurice Tracey, Adelaide terrace,
Donneybrook...Mr. Tracey was in occupation for upwards of twelve
years...appeared in court...Mr. Tracey was admitted...
August 28, 1860 (FJ) Donneybrook New Church
...Maurice Treacy £1...
Feb. 15, 1863 The Dublin Builder
The Southern Suburbs.
...Quitting Bushfield, and turning
towards Roebuck, we perceive a range of semi-detached houses of very superior character, recently erected for Mr.
James Boswell, at a cost of £7,500 ; also an adjoining villa residence of
handsome design for that gentleman, which cost an additional sum of £2,500. Mr.
Carson was the architect for these likewise, and Mr. Tracey the builder...
20 November 1865 (FJ) Bradshaw v. Tracy and Griffen
This was a petition
for a mandatory injuction to compel the respondent to remove certain beams
which it is alleged the respondent wrongfully inserted in the plaintiff's house
at Morehampton-terrace, Donneybrook...had his house built in such a way it
rested on the petitioners house...The respondent, Mr. Tracy, is a builder, who
after the alleged trespass let the house in question to the other respondent,
Mr. Griffin...dismiss the petition and costs against tenant.
22 May 1868 (FJ) The Amalgamated Builders' Labourers
Association
...increase
wages...Mr M Tracy, Donneybrook...
May
1868 Amalgamated Builders - Labourers Association
The following master builders agree to an
increase in wages...Mr. Maurice Tracy, Donnybrook...
4 July
1870 (FJ) Maurice Tracy v. Thomas Smith
This was an action for recovery of £100
damages for alleged breaking and entering at Bushfield avenue. Plaintiff, a
builder, resides at Morehjampton road, Donneybrook...
February
1871 WT Daly v. Maurice Tracy
The action in the case was for alleged trespass
and damages were laid at £100. The plaintiff resides at 43 or 45 Morehampton
road and the defendant lives next door. The plaintiff had erected a water
sprout from the roof of his roof and the defendant removed it on the ground
that it injuriously affected his house. The plaintiff averred that this removal
of the spout rendered his house damp and uninhabitable. pending.
January 1874
To be let, 42
Donnybrook, shop and 7 apartments, suitable for any business. Apply to P.J.
Tracey, 45 Morehampton road.
3
March 1874
Tracy - Mary, the eldest daughter of Maurice
Tracy, 45 Morehampton road. The funeral will leave for Glasnevin at 10.20 this
day (Tuesday). friends will please accept this notice.
August
1874 Church of the Most Sacred Heart, Donnybrook
Memorial subscriptions...Maurice Tracy, Esq
£1...
Tracy - On the 16 November 1874, Edward, the beloved child of Mr. Edward and Mary
Tracy, aged 7 years. Funeral will leave 7 Anna Villa, Cullenwood, for Glasnevin
Cemetery, this day (Wednesday) at 10 o'clock.
November
1875
Mr. Maurice Treacy of Morehampton road in
dispute with Mr. George Walker, Secretary of Greenmount Distillery Company,
over ownership of land at Sandford Road...bucket of water thrown...court
case...
19
November 1875 (IT) Alleged Malicious Injury
Two men named Hughes and Smyth charged with pulling
down flank wall and chimney of house of No.74 Dagmar Terrace now in course of
construction by Mr. Maurice Tracey...Mr. Walker had claim on adjoining
site...civil proceedings.
27 January 1876 (FJ) Death
Tracy - January
25, at 45 Morehampton-road, Anne, the beloved wife of Maurice Tracy. Funeral
will leave for Glasnevin at nine o'clock on to-morrow (Friday) morning.
1876 Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
Maurice Tracey, Morehampton Road, Donnybrook,
Dublin. 1a/0r/20p £335.15.0
February
1877 Memorial for St. Mary's Haddington Road
Subscriptions...Maurice Tracy, Esq, Morehampton
road £1...(or Morris Tracy, Esq)
April
1877 Mater Misericordiae Hospital
Subscriptions...Mr Morris Tracy, Morehampton
road, Donnybrook £2...
19
May 1877 (FJ) Parochial House, Donneybrook
...Mr. Maurice Tracy £5...
6
March 1878 (FJ) Death
Tracy - March 5, at his residence, 45
Morehamptom-road, Dublin. Mr Maurice Tracy, Builder, aged 62 years. Internment
at 10 o'clock to-morrow (Thursday) morning. American papers please copy. R.I.P.
17
April 1878 (FJ) To the Right Hon. Hugh Tarpey, Lord Mayor of Dublin
...convene an Aggregnite Meeting of the
Catholics of Ireland...demands...education, Primary, Intermediate and
University.
Edward Tracey, Morehampton-road, Dublin
John Tracey, jun, Mountrath.
Maurice Tracy; 62; Dublin DUB IRL; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1878-3-8; dja
Tracy - Tuesday 5th March 1878, at his residence, 45 Morehampton road Dublin, Mr.
Maurice Tracy, builder, aged 62[?] years - Interment at 10 o'clock tomorrow
(Thursday) morning. - American papers please copy. R.I.P.
1 May
1878 (FJ) Tracy v. Dowling
to be sold by Auction, for non-payment of
rent...residue of grocer's establishment...Mr. Tracy's Yard, Donneybrook,
opposite the Police Barrack...
23
May 1878 (FJ) Tracy v. Tracy
[Will] The property in dispute was estimated to
be worth £100 and was encumbered to the amount of £130 a year. The will was
contested by the defendant on the usual grounds of incapacity, undue influence
and fraud...special jury...[date for trial]
June/July
1878 Tracy v. Tracy
...will of Maurice Tracy of Morehampton road,
builder...
6
July 1878 (N) Strange Will Case
Tracey v. Tracey. - In this case, the
plaintiff, Edward Treacey, one of the sons of the late Maurice Tracey, of
Morehampton-road, builder, will dated 25th of February 1878. The bulk of the
testator's property was left to the plaintiff's children and the plaintiff was
to receive £4 a month for their support. The defendants, who are also sons of
the deceased, were excluded from benefit, but a sum of £500 was left to one of
the daughters who is in a convent. The property was worth about £160 a year...
January
1880
Maurice Tracy, late of 45 Morehampton road, in
the County of Dublin, Builder, Deceased 5th March 1878, intestate. Messrs.
Patrick J. Tracy, Edward Tracy and Francis Tracy, three of the next-of-kin...
May
1880 Auction of property of the late Maurice Tracy, 45 Morehampton road
Lot 1 Sion or No.47 Morehampton road, held
under lease from 4th January 1849 for 40 years, yearly rent of £13/16/11.
Lot 2 45 Morehampton road, lease from 25 March
1869 for 999 years, yearly rent £6.
Lot 3 4 Bushfield avenue, lease 25th March 1869
for 999 years, yearly rent £5
Lot 4 plot of ground east side of Bushfield
avenue, with house on it, lease from 24th November 1867 for 475 years, yearly
rent £4/7/6
Lot 5 seven dwelling houses, 12, 13, 14, 15,
16, 17 & 18 Carlisle avenue, off Bushfield avenue, with the square in
front, lease 15th July 1865 for 486 years, yearly rent £25
Lot 6 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 Carlisle
avenue, lease 15th July 1877 for 467 years, yearly rent £30, fine £2500
paid.[built by Maurice Tracy]
Also household furniture.
August
1886 To Let
14 Morehampton terrace, Donneybrook...Apply Ed.
Tracy, 7 Annavilla, Cullenswood.
November
1886 P.J. Tracey v. Cornelius Kennedy[?]
Defendant was a grocer at 48 White's terrace,
Donnybrook...The action was to recover £33/16/9 on a building account alleged
to be due for extras done to houses 22 and 24 Donnybrook. Motion granted.
August
1888 Laths for sale
Superior plastering lathes...apply P.J. Tracy,
42 Donnybrook, Dublin
1888
Donnybrook
Patk. J. Tracey (Building Contractor), 42
Donnybrook Rd.
October
1888 House to Let
15 Morehampton terrace, Donnybrook, two newly built
houses...Apply E. Tracy, 7 Annavilla, Cullenswood, Dublin.
22
November 1888 Freeman's Journal
.. Richard Tracy. 7 Annavilla; Cuflenewood.
15
December 1894 Freeman's Journal
Tracy-December 13, 1894. at 7 Anna vilila
Cullenswood, Ed? second son of the late Maurice Tracy, 'S Morehamnpton road,
deeply regrette biy his ...
July
1895 Summer Holidays at Skerries
...One enterprising builder, Mr. Tracey, of
Donnybrook, has already commenced operations, and will shortly have a number of
good class houses erected on one of the best sites facing the beach.
1893
– 1909 School of Art
Joseph C Tracy/Tracey, entered school Dec 1893
aged 16 years, last date 1909, 7 Annavilla Cullenmore/Ranelagh, Cashier
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November
1897
Rathmines (Upper), Beechwood - 3 Beechwood
terrace to be sold, newly built house...apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla
Cullenswood.
December 1898 Funeral of Mr. John Newport, Donneybrook
present...J. Tracy,
P. Tracy, F. Tracy...
March
1899
Rathmines - to be sold two newly built houses
10 and 12 Edenvale road off Beechwood road...apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla
Cullenswood.
June 1899
At Skerries, to let
or Sell, two new houses facing the sea...Apply P.J. Tracy, 42 Donneybrook
March
1900
Rathmines - to be let or sold 26 and 28
Edenvale road...apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla Cullenswood.
Jun 13, 1900 (IT)
Rathmines - 20?
Edenvale road to be let or sold. For particulars apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Anna?
Villa, Ranelagh.
Nov 14, 1900 (IT)
Rathmines - to sell,
34 and 36 Edenvale road, Apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla, Ranelagh.
Mar 6, 1901 (IT)
Rathmines - to sell,
38 and 40 Edenvale road, to let or sell. Apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla,
Ranelagh.
Mar 28, 1901 (IT)
Rathmines - to sell,
18 and 22 Edenvale road, to let or sell. Apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla,
Ranelagh.
Jan 7, 1902 (IT)
Rathmines - to sell,
42 and 44 Edenvale road, to let or sell. Apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla,
Ranelagh.
Nov 6, 1903 (IT)
Rathmines - 54 [&
56] Edenvale road, to let or sell. occupied house adjoining for sale. Apply
Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla, Cullenswood.
Mar 5 & 30,
1904 (IT)
Rathmines - To let or
sell, [18 &] 20 Mountain View road. Apply Mrs. Tracy, 7 Annavilla,
Cullenswood.
Apr 7, 1905 (IT)
Administrators sale -
Interest in 7 Annavilla Cullenswood, to sell 8 apartments, good builders yard
and workshops attached. Apply J.C. Tracy, above address.
Apr 15, 1905 (IT)
Statutory Notice to Creditors
Mary Tracy, late of 7
Anna Villa, Ranelagh, in the County of Dublin, widow, deceased...23rd day of
February 1905...to Joseph Christopher Tracy of 7 Anna Villa Ranelagh, builder,
the administrator of the deceased...
Jun 13, 1905 (IT)
House to Let or Sold, 24 Mountain View road, electric bells, 7 apartments.
Apply J. Tracey, 12 Elmwood avenue, Ranelagh.
Jun 19, 1905 (IT)
House for sale or
let, 24 Mountain View Road. Apply J. Tracy, 12 Elmwood avenue, Ranelagh.
Sep 22, 1905 (IT)
Ranelagh, 22 Mountain
View road, off Beechwood road, compact, well built house, withposession. For particulars
apply Maurice Tracy, 2 Florence street, S.C. road.
Oct 19, 1905 (IT)
Ranelagh, 22 Mountain
View road, off Beechwood road, compact, well built house, withposession. Apply
M. Tracy, 7 Annavilla, Cullenswood.
Mar 3, 1906 (IT)
26 and 28 Mountain View
Road, Ranelagh. Two newly built houses for sale, all modern improvements. Apply
J. Tracy, 12 Elmwood avenue, Ranelagh.
Apr 13, 1906 (IT) 2
New Houses for Sale, 26 and 28 Mountain View road, Ranelagh. Apply John Tracy,
12 Elmwood avenue, Ranelagh.
Oct 17, 1900 (IT) At
Donnybrook, shop and apartments to Let. Apply P.J. Tracy.
Sep 13, 1901 (IT)
Houses to Let
At Skerries,
Furnished Houses to Let, facing sea; free railway ticket. Apply P.J. Tracey, 42
Donnybrook.
Apr 5, 1902 (IT)
At Morehampton road -
To Let, houses with all modern improvements. Apply P.J. Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
May 19, 1902 (IT)
At Morehampton road -
To Let, houses containing 9 appartments, pantries, hot bath, electric bells and
light. Apply P.J. Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
Sep 2, 1902 (IT)
About Skerries - To
let facing sea "St. Patricks" fully furnished. Apply P.J. Tracy, 42
Donnybrook.
Mar 3, 1906 (IT) High
Court
Estate of Kathleen
Emily Reddy, Owner; Patrick Joseph Tracy, Petitioner
To be sold...estate
of the owner who is now aged about 34 years, in the houses nos 42, 44, 46 and
48 Morehapton road, Donnybrook, Dublin, held under four leases dated
respectively the 4th of August 1862...150 years...yearly rents £21.11.0...net
annual profit rent of £28.9.0...Examiner...
Oct 9, 1906 (IT)
At Morehampton
Terrace, Two new houses with all modern improvements; good gardens; side
enterence, Particulars, P.J. Tracy, Donnybrook.
May 16, 1908 (FJ)
At Skerries, two
furnished houses to let for month of June. P.J. Tracy, Donneybrook.
Dec 21, 1909 (IT)
To Let, Carmel
Villas, Morehampton road, all modern improvements; garden friont and rear, wide
side enterence. - P.T. Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
Jul 31, 1909 (FJ)
Parish of Donnybrook
...2s6d Mr.
Tracy...Mr. PJ Tracy...
Apr 22, 1909 (FJ)
Funeral of the late Cannon Horris PP Donneybrook
...present...John
Tracy, PJ Tracy...November 2, 1909
At Morehampton
terrace; to let, two semi-detached houses; all modern improvements. Apply P.J.
Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
Jul 1, 1916 (IT) Houses to Let
28 Belmont avenue to let...Apply P.J. Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
Jul 24, 1916 (IT)
A double fronted shop to let, old established motor and cycle works, with
living accomodation. Apply P.J. Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
Dec 18, 1916 (IT) The Church of the Sacred Heart Donneybrook
...John Tracy, Esq...10s...
19 Dec 1916 Irish Indepedent
TRACY—December 16 1916. at his brother's residence, 16 Morehamton
terrace, Dcnnybrook, Patrick J. Tracy, son of the late Maurice Tracy. Funeral
from Sacred Heart Church, Donnybrook, after 10 O'clock Mass to Glasnevin Cemetary.
Dec 23, 1916 (IT) Death
Tracy - Dec 18 at 16 Morehampton terrace, Donnybrook, Patrick J. Tracy,
son of the late Maurice Tracy.
May 19, 1917 (IT) Ececutors Sale - Patrick Joseph Tracy, Deceased
St. John's on the sea front Skerries...held from ??? Hamilton 150 years
from 29th September 1894...
Aug 25, 1917 (IT) Administrators sale
...of Builders Sock and Plant...No, 42 Main Street, Donnybrook...
10 November 1855 Freeman's Journal
... William
Tracy, Hon. Sec. 10tb Nov., 1855. Photographs. A. Lesage, Printseller,
Framemaker, &C., A* 40, Lower Sackville-Street, has just returned from paris, and has ...
46.
Representatives of John Tracey, No.
14 Grantham-street, £5.17.6 rent, 0a/0r/12p, Lease dated 1st October 1855 from
John Perrin, William Nolan and Henry Hodgson to John tracy for 999 years from 25th March 1856. Lease reserves...
47.
Representatives of John Tracey, No. 11 Synge-street, £4.4.0 rent, 0a/0r/8.5p,
Lease dated 8th August 1857 from John Perrin, William Nolan and Henry Hodgson
to John Tracy for 999 years from 29th September 1856. Lease reserves...
48.
Representatives of John Tracey, No. 12 Synge-street, £4.8.0 rent, 0a/0r/9.5p,
Lease dated 8th August 1857 from John Perrin, William Nolan and Henry Hodgson
to John Tracy for 999 years from 29th September 1856. Lease reserves...
49.
Representatives of John Tracey, No. 13 Synge-street, £4.8.0 rent, 0a/0r/9.5p,
Lease dated 8th August 1857 from John Perrin, William Nolan and Henry Hodgson
to John Tracy for 999 years from 29th September 1856. Lease reserves...
50.
Representatives of John Tracey, No. 14 Synge-street, £4.8.0 rent, 0a/0r/9.5p,
Lease dated 8th August 1857 from John Perrin, William Nolan and Henry Hodgson
to John Tracy for 999 years from 29th September 1856. Lease reserves...
51.
Representatives of John Tracey, No. 15 Synge-street, £4.8.8 rent, 0a/0r/9.75p,
Lease dated 8th August 1857 from John Perrin, William Nolan and Henry Hodgson
to John Tracy for 999 years from 29th September 1856. Lease reserves...
laneway...[right
of way]
28 June 1856 (N) Solemn Dedication of the
Church of our Lady of Refuge, Rathmines
...Mozarto Mass,
the grandest conception of its immortal composer, was executed on this occasion
by a trained chorus of upwards of one hundred voices led, Soprano by Miss
Tracey and Mrs Mahon;...
July 9, 1856 (FJ) Coroners Inquest - Suspected Case of Poisoning
...pills obtained at Mr. Tracy's,
James's street...
September 7, 1857 (FJ) Church of James street
...Henry Tracy, Esq £2...
23
October 1862 (FJ) The O'Connell National Statue
...Henry Tracy, 64, James's street, 10s...
9
November 1863 (FJ) St. James Church
..high altar..5s...Mrs. Tracy, 64 James
street...
5
March 1864 (FJ) Usher's Quay Ward
...undersigned...ratepayers...Henry Tracy, 61
James's street...
Henry Tracy d.
24 Jan 1865 64 James Street Dublin, druggist, to Mary Tracy widow
25
January 1865 (FJ) Death
January 23, suddenly at his residence, 64
James's street, Mr. Henry Tracy, druggist. His remains will be removed for
interment to Glasnevin Cemetary at 11 o'clock on to-morrow (Thursday) morning.
friends will please accept this notice. R.I.P.
25
January 1865 (FJ) Sudden Death
Yesterday, Mr Henry Tracy, druggist, suddenly
at his residence, 64 James's street. The deceased had been complaining for some
time past, and on yesterday afternoon he went into his bedroom and after
throwing up a small quantity of blood immediately expired. Mr. Tracy was much
respected in the neighbourhood where he resided, and his death is deeply
regretted by all who knew him.
8
February 1865 (FJ) To Druggists, Chemists &c.
For disposal the interests in the shop of the
late Henry Tracy, James's street, Dublin. The business is in full working
order...Apply to Bolleau and Boyd, [Wholesalers?] 92 Bride street or at the
premises.
Glasnevin Cemetary
Henry Tracy, died 1865 43 years
October 13, 1856 (FJ) Lodgings
A lady, Roman Catholic, residing
in the suburbs, who takes a few children to Board and Educate, has a vacancy
for one little boy or girl. Terms £1 a month. Address by note TJ, Miss Tracy,
79 Lower Camden street.
October 13, 1856 (FJ) Lucan Inquest
...jury...Michael Tracey...
February 10, 1859 (FJ) Licensed Grocers and Vintners Society
...Mr. Michael Tracy, of the Vesey
Arms Hotel...
April 12, 1861 (FJ) Sporting
Lucan Races...All persons
intending to run their donkeys entered on Saturday, the 18th Instant, with Mr.
Treacey, Lucan, Fee - Two shillings.
1862 Thom’s
Dublin Street Directory
William
Tracey, proprietor of Vesey Arms inn, Lucan
2
July 1863 (FJ) Grocers' and Vintners' Society
...Mr Tracy, Lucan, £1/12/6...
July
1863 Grocers and Vintners Society
...subscriptions...Mr Tracy, Lucan £1...
7
July 1864 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Society
...Michael Tracey, Lucan, £1/12/6...
3
August 1865 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Society
...Mr Michael Tracy, Lucan, £1/12/6...
5
July 1866 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Society
...Mr Michael Tracy, Vesey Arms, Lucan, £1/12/6...
8
April 1869 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Society
...Mr Michael Tracey, Lucan, £1/12/6...
21
April 1870 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Association
...Mr Michael Tracy, Lucan, £1/12/6...
16
November 1871 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Association
...present...J. Tracy, Lucan...
1
January 1872 (FJ) Grocers and Vintners Society
...M Tracey (Lucan)...
1 May
1877 (FJ) Marriage
Quigley and Treacy - April 28 at St. Mary's,
Lucan, by the Rev. JJ Hunt CC, E. Quigley, Esq, to Mary Theresa, only daughter
of Michael Treacy, Esq., Lucan.
August
1879 Inquest on Margaret Dodd
Letter to the Editor...Being foreman of the
jury...Michael Tracey, Lucan
October
1879 Advertisement
Footman in a nobleman's or gentlemans
family...Address A.B. at Mr. Tracy's, Lucan, Co. Dublin for a few days.
1881 Slaters Directory
Michael Tracey, Grocer and Spirit
Dealer, Lucan, Celbridge
Michael Tracey, Hotelier, Vesey
Arms, Lucan, Celbridge
25
July 1885 (N) Irish National League
Lucan Branch...Ml Treacy...
15
August 1885 (N) Land League
...Lucan...Michael Treacey...
September 24, 1889 (FJ) Book Wanted
D'Arcey Thompson's ladder to
Latin. Michael Treacey, Lucan.
July 29, 1893 (FJ) Found
...in the town of Lucan, by a poor
labouring man, a silver watch; owner can have same by giving description and
paying costs of advertisement; a small reward expected. Apply to Mr. Treacey,
Vesey Arms, Lucan.
Nov 10, 1894 (KO) Death
Treacy - November 6, 1894 at her
residence Versey Arms, Lucan, Ellen, the deeply beloved wife of Michael Treacy,
deeply regretted by her sorrowing husband and friends. RIP.
Nov 24, 1894 (KO) Lucan Cemetery
The following letter was received
from Mr. J. Byrne, caretaker of the above cemetery:- "on the 8th inst, Mr
M Tracy of Lucan got a grave opened and interred his wife in the old graveyard
at the chapel lucan. As Mr Tracy's name does not appear on the list supplied to
me of persons having a right of sepulchre...He then went before a magistrate
and made a declaration...I beg to add that Mr Tracey has a headstone
there..."...Mr. Tracy and Mr. Quigley [who gave them the grounds]...if
anyone had a right to bury in the cemetery it was Mr Tracey or his family...Mr.
Tracy's son and daughter are both buried there...
August 12, 1899 New from Ireland
Treacey - July 21, at
the Versy Arms, Lucan, Michael Treacey
1856 Return of persons temporarily engaged as supernumeraries,
draughtsmen, and clerks in Departments of Customs, Excise, and Works in Dublin
Poor Law Commission
William Tracey, entered 8 Feb 1849, 5s per working day, 7 years
completed, Registering papers and copying, 1 Feb 1856: 6s per working day
1856-57 Report of President of Queen's College, Belfast
List of the Successful Candidates - Civil Service of the East India
Company (1857 the First Year of Public Competition)
Mr. [Thomas Burrows] Tracy, 21 years on the 1st
May 1857, educated Trinity College Dublin, 2092 marks (see
William Samuel
Tracy)
28 march 1857 (N) City of Dublin
Election
Committee for the election of alderman John Reynolds and Francis William
Brady Esq...Daniel Tracey...
March 1857 City of Dublin
Election Voters
Arran Quay Ward
525 Tracey, Michael, 157 North King street
North Dock Ward
467 Treacy, T. H., 103 Gardiner street lower
Resident Freeman
2669 Tracy, Richard, 32 Lower Sackville st
2670 Tracy, James, 32 Lower Sackville st
2671 Tracy, G. R., Lower Sackville street
2671 Tracy, H. C., Lower Sackville street
Rotundo Ward
390 Tracy, Daniel, 55 Dominick street
Royal Exchange Ward
430 Tracy, Edward, 34 Clarendon street
April 2, 1857 (FJ) Births
April 1, at 11 Portland row, the
wife of William Tracy, Esq, of a daughter.
April 04, 1857 Nation
Births - Tracy, On the 1st inst at 11 Portland row, the lady of Wm Tracy
Esq. of a daughter.
4 Sep 1856 (BL) Popish Idolatry
in Glascow - Procession of an image
(From the Glascow Free Press - Roman Catholic Organ)...Mr. Tracy of All
Hallows, Drumcondra, was cross bearer...
11 April 1858 (N) Ecclesiastical
All Hallows College...the
Archbishop of Dublin conferred tonsure on...John Tracy [of Waterford to Salford
and Manchester, England]...Bernard Tracy [of Derry to Glasgow, Scotland]...
2 June 1858 Cork Examiner
... John Tracy, of All Hallow's College, Drumcondra, Dublin, was ordained
Priest by the Lord Bishop of Salford, at his private chapel. ...
April 22, 1857 (FJ) Market Jury
...Edward Tracey...
July 27, 1857 (FJ) Carmelite Convent
....Mr. Hugh Tracey, Harcourt
street £1...
September 1, 1857 (FJ) Hay, Aftergrass and oats for sale at Dundrum
...Apply at 110 Grafton street or
to Thomas Tracy, the Caretaker, on the lands, near the Railway Station.
September 16, 1857 (FJ) Incumbered Estates
In the matter of the estate of
Michael Treacy, heir-at-law and personal representative of Thomas Treacy,
decreased, owner, or of the said Michael Treacy and James Treacy, who are, or
one of them is Owners or Owner; John Jameson, Executor of John Jameson,
deceased, Petitions...Mabbot-street...Lot 1 No. 67 and 68 Mabbot street, No. 2
and 3 Moland place...Lot 2 No. 69 and 70 Mabbot street, 1 Moland place and
Frenchman's Lane...
1857
Michael
Tracey, 48 Lower Meeklenburgh street, house and yard, £50 rent, Lease dated
18th March 1857 from Daniel Brady to Michael Tracey for 31 years with clause of
surrender every five years, at the yearly rent of £50.
19th November 1857
In the
matter of the estate of Michael Treacy, heir-at-law and personal representative
of Thomas Treacy, deceased, owner, or of the said Michael Treacy and James
Treacy, who are, or one of them is, Owners or owner,
Dwelling-Houses
and Premises in Mabbott Street, Frenchman's-Lane and Moland Place off Mabbott
street, situated in the Parish of St. Thomas and City of Dublin...
25th February 1858
In the
matter of the estate of Michael Treacy, heir-at-law and personal representative
of Thomas Treacy, deceased, owner, or of the said Michael Treacy and James
Treacy, who are, or one of them is, Owners or owner, Dwelling-Houses and
Premises in Mabbott Street and Moland Place off Mabbott street
The houses
and premises No 67 and 68 Mabbott street in the Parish of St. Thomas and City
of Dublin.
House and
premises No 3 Moland-place off Mabbott street aforsaid
Yard and
stable, No 2 Moland place aforsaid
The lot of
ground comprising this lot and on which the foregoing houses and premises are
built, is held under lease dated 2nd of June 1807 made between Anne Fisher of
the one part and Thomas Treacy of the other part, and the premises thereby
demised are thus described:- "That lot of ground in Mabbott street,
containing in front to said street 40 feet in breadth, in the rere 40 feet, and
in depth from front to rere on the east and west 100 feet, bounded on the south
by a holding then in posession of the said Thomas Treacy, on the west by a
stable lane, on the north by a holding in the posession of the said Anne
Fisher, and on the east by Mabbott street, aforsaid." To hold for the life
and lives of Elenor Treacy (since deceased), Michael Treacy (who went to Australia
some years since and was heard of in the year 1854) and Thomas Bourke (since
deceased), and the surviver of them at the yearly rent of one peppercorn for
the first three years of said demise...And the said Thomas Treacy did thereby
covenant to build within three years from the 29th september then last, two
good and sufficient houses on said lot, in the manner prescribed...It is
believed said covenant for building was strickly complied with...
5 December 1857 (N) Irish Tenant
League
...Martin Treacy, Kingstown...
26 December 1857 (N) Mechanics'
Institute [Dublin]
Artistes:- Miss Tracy, the celebrated Soprano...
1857 Thom's Irish Almanac
William Tracy, esq, Secretary, Amateur Musical Society, Great Brunswick
St
Kernan & Tracy, [solicitors] 55 Lower Dominick street [Dublin] &
Sligo
Government & Army
D.T. Tracey, Second Class, Poor Law Office
Harry Adair Tracy, Roy. Art. Lieut. 56
W.A. Treacy, County Surveyor, Co. Cork, E.R.
William Samuel Tracy, Res. Magistrate, Belfast
Roman Catholic Church
P. Tracy, curate, Magherfelt, Derry
Felix Tracy, Enfield, Kildare and Leighlin
William Treacy, Kilcock, Kildare and Leighlin
John Tracey/Tracy, curate, Ardmore, Waterford and Lismore
Pat. Tracy, Kilmacthomas, Waterford and Lismore
Thos. Tracey, Dungarvan, Waterford and Lismore
1857-8
Joseph Edward Tracy, solicitor, 35 Lower
Dominick Street Dublin and 59 South Mall, Cork
July 1, 1858 (FJ) Catholic Church
...Rev Mr Tracey, St Andrews...Rev
Mr. Tracey, CC St Audeons, High street...
11 August 1858
William ?S. Tracy, Imperial Hotel, Dublin: about Mr Macartney's public
attack on his character. D1748/G/685 and D1748/G/685/1 (see
William Samuel
Tracy)
20 October 1858 Wexford
Independent
The wife of D.T. Tracey, Esq.,, of 25 Castlewood-avenue, Rathmines, of a
son.
1857 and 1858 Members:
John Tracy, Rev CC Clogheen,
Tipperary?
Patrick Treacy, Rev CC,
Kilrosenty, Lamybrien, Co. Waterford
Stephen Treacy, Esq., Officer of
Inland Revenue Dublin.
Transactions of the Ossianic
Society 1857 and 1858, Dublin 1860 and 1861
22.6.2 Lease - Mullagh 27th May 1858
Between
1. Richard Bolton of Bective
Abbey
2. Richard Bolton of Cheltenham
and Jemima Letitia Bolton (Bomford) his wife, and Richard George Bolton, their
eldest son.
3. Patrick Kenna of Larch Hill,
Co Meath and James Kenna of Liverpool, salesmaster.
4. Daniel Treacy of Lower Dominick Street, Dublin
Reciting
1. Richard Bolton, Jemima Letitia
Bolton and their eldest son Richard George of Cheltenham requested Richard
Bolton of Bective Abbey to make this memorial concerning the land of Mollagh
containing 297 plantation acres in Upper Deece.
2. Mollagh (Mullagh) was leased
to Daniel Treacy by Richard Bolton as
the surviving trustee at the request of the Boltons of Cheltenham, and the
Kennas in trust for Patrick and James Kenna until the death of Richard
Bolton. (1858 Book 19 No 115)
1858 O'Brennan’s Antiquities. Subscribers:
Treacy, Thomas, Esq. T.C. Gardiner-st
Tracy, James A. Rev. C.C. St.Audeon's, Dublin
1858
Description:
Name
Tracey, Peter
Place
of Birth: Dublin, Ireland
Continuous
Service Number: 39196
Date
of Volunteering: 01 December
1858 [Liverpool - previous service 1839 to 1846]
Date
of Birth: 18 March 1821 or 1828
Date:
[1853-1872]
1 Dec 1868
Description:
Name
Tracey, Peter
Official
Number: 66739
Place
of Birth: Dublin, Dublin
Date
of Birth: 18 March 1821
Date:
[1873]
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Agnes Treacy
14 Aug 1893 17 Grafton Street Dublin, spinster, died Llandudno North
wales, to sister Kate Treacy of 15 Elmgrove Ranelagh, spinster
Catherine Tracy
31 May 1902 St. Kevin’s Park Upper Rathmines Dublin, widow, to Thomas
Hayes, gentleman
Charlotte Mary Tracey
6 May 1882 Barberstown Dublin, spinster, to brother Joseph Denis
Tracey, gentleman
Christopher Treacy
14 Mar 1915 100 North Strand Road Dublin, railway guard, to Ellen
Treacy widow
Daniel Thomas Tracey
14 Jun 1889 57 Carysfort avenue Blackrock Dublin, retired officer
Local Government Board, to Charles H. Tracey of 30 Carysfort avenue, clerk in
Local Government Board, and Thomas G. Tracey, medical student
Daniel Treacy
26 Nov 1902 28 Parkgate street Dublin, publican, to Mary M. Treacy,
spinster
Edward Tracey
11 Jul 1919 13 Heytesbury street Dublin, retired picture restorer, to
Edward Emanuel Lennon
Edward Tracey
14 Jun 1904 Ballyedmonduff Sandyford Dublin, to George Tracey, Farmer
Edward Tracey
14 Jun 1904 Ballyedmonduff Sandyford Dublin, to Margaret Tracey widow
Edward Tracy Or Treace
13 Dec 1894 7 Annavilla Ranelagh Dublin, builder, to Mary Tracy widow
Edward Tracy Treace
13 Dec 1894 7 Annavilla Ranelagh Dublin, builder, to Joseph C. Tracy,
builder
Eliza Tracy
13 May 1879 3 Lower Pembroke street and late of 73 Bushfield avenue
Dublin, spinster, by Frederick T. Tarleton of 3 Lower Pembroke street and
Francis A. Tarleton of 24 Upper Leeson Street FTCD
Eliza Tracy
20 Jul 1876 Cork Hill and late Bride street Dublin, spinster
Elizabeth Treacy
16 May 1914 14 Heathfield Road, Dublin to Robert Treacy Merchant
Ellen Treacy
21 Aug 1915 109 North Strand Road Dublin, widow, to Edward Timlin, pensioner
DMP
Felix Treacy (The Rev)
5 Feb 1896 Inchicore Dublin, nephew Miles Kehoe
Frances Treacey [Treacy] Or O'Sullivan
24 Sep 1889 Great Brunswick Street Dublin, to husband Daniel Treacy,
grocer
Frances Treacy O'Sullivan
otherwise Treacy 13 Sep 1889 110 Great Brunswick Street Dublin, died
Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital, spinster, to brother Thomas O’Sullivan, 4 Poplar
Row Dublin, sailor (cancelled 13 November 1889)
Francis Tracy
8 Apr 1918 Kill of the Grange Kingstown Dublin, cabowner, to Alexr.
Tracy & Patk Tracy, carowners
Henry Tracy
24 Jan 1865 64 James Street Dublin, druggist, to Mary Tracy widow
Henry Tracy
30 Mar 1886 10 Henrietta Street Dublin, BL, died at Maison de Sante,
to Reverend Maxwell George Tracy of 2 Holly Place Hamstead London, Clerk the
brother
James Tracy
6 May 1869 32 Lower Sackville Street Dublin, gentleman bachelor, died
Richmond Lunatic Asylum, to sister and only kin, Harriett Tracy, spinster
James Tracy
6 May 1869 Dublin 32 Lower Sackville Street Dublin, gentleman bachelor,
died Richmond Lunatic Asylum, unadministered by sister Harriett Tracy,
...attorney of a nephew
Jane Treacy
17 Feb 1912 29 Upper Baggot Street Dublin, widow, to Elizabeth
Bradley, married woman
Jeremiah Treacy
5 May 1908 24 St. Albans Road Dublin, foreman in stores, to Margaret
Treacy widow
Jeremiah Treacy
5 May 1908 24 St. Albans Road Dublin, foreman in stores, to Richard
Hayden solicitors asistant
John Tracey
11 Dec 1911 13 Heytesbury Street Dublin, picture cleaner, to Edward
Tracey, picture cleaner
John Tracy 3 Jan 1910
1 Charlotte Street Dublin, gentleman, to Anne Tracy widow
John Treacy
1 Mar 1887 Tenikilly Queen's, died Angel Hotel Dublin, John Joseph
Treacy, gentleman
Joseph Edward Tracy
18 Jan 1885 Grenville House Cork, gentleman, died Fortlands
Ballybrack Dublin, to Catherine Tracy of Fortlands, widow
Josephine Treacy
22 Jan 1900 52 York Street Kingstown Dublin, to Robert Henry Treacy,
gentleman
Kate Treacy
31 Jan 1897 46 Bedford Street Dublin, widow, to daughter Kate Treacy
4 Simpson’s Court (off Bedford street), spinster
Margaret Tracey
18 Jan 1909 Ballyedmonduff Sandyford Dublin, widow, to George Tracey,
farmer
Margaret Treacy
25 Jul 1909 24 St. Alban’s Road Dublin late of 11 Dunville Avenue
Ranelagh Dublin, widow, to Richard Hayden solicitors asistant
Mary Anne Tracey
20 Jan 1876 Barberstown Dublin, spinster, to brother Joseph Denis
Tracey, gentleman
Mary Tracey
28 Aug 1909 The Richmond Lunatic Asylum Dublin, spinster, to John
Scott, gentleman
Mary Tracy
23 Feb 1905 7 Anna Villa Ranelagh Dublin, widow, to Joseph
Christopher Tracy, builder
Matthew Tracy Reverend
16 Nov 1902 Rosenalis Queen's, PP, died 21 Gardiner Place Dublin, to
The Right Reverend Patrick Foley RC Bishop
Maurice Tracy 5 Mar 1878
45 Morehampton Road Dublin, builder, to sons Patrick J. Tracy of 42 Morehampton
Road, builder, Edward Tracy, builder and Francis Tracy of 17 Carlisle avenue,
carpenter
Michael Tracey
20 Jan 1876 Barberstown Dublin, son Joseph Denis Tracey of
Barberstown
Patrick Joseph Tracy
18 Dec 1916 42 Donneybrook Road Dublin, builder, to John J. Tracy,
builder
Peter Tracey
13 May 1895 Richmond Lunatic Asylum Dublin, farmer, to Richard Hunt
45 Thomas Street, wine merchant, the committee of the sister a lunatic
Robert Treacy
8 Mar 1909 33 Moyne Road Rathmines Dublin, gentleman, to Elizabeth
Treacy widow
Thomas Henry Tracey
25 May 1908 103 Lower Gardiner Street Dublin, gentleman, to Kathleen
M. Tracey widow
Thomas Henry Tracey
3 Mar 1895 103 Lower Gardiner street Dublin, solicitor, to Thomas
Molloy 59 Talbot street, merchant
Thomas Michael Treacy 8 Jul 1899
Palmerstown Kings Co and late 33 Moyne road Dublin, boot maker, to Thomas
Keele, merchant, and Charles W. Scott, gas company, Parsonstown
Thomas Tracy
20 Nov 1878 Dunsoughly Dublin, farmer and grazier, by James Reilly of
Shangan Hill St. Margarets, rate collector
Thomas Treacy
16 Mar 1890 Longwood Avenue Dublin, bookkeeper, by Frank Neale of 65
Lower Camden street, ironmonger and William H. Woodworth of 10 Edenville
Merrion avenue Blackrock, accountant
William Samuel Tracy Or Treacy
19 Jul 1873 El Dorado Dublin, Bray Wicklow and late 102 St Stephens
green Dublin, RM, to Margaret Tracy widow and son Henry Tracy, barrister
William Tracey Or Tracy
1 Jun 1887 52 Grenville Place SCR Dublin, pensioner, to nephew
Patrick Tracey of 34 Little strand street Dublin, labourer
William Tracy
17 Oct 1918 7 St. Johns Terrace Clontarf Dublin, retired civil
servant, to Alice Margt. Tracy, spinster
William Tracy
9 Dec 1884 Kenilworth square Rathmines Dublin and late of Fermoy
Cork, died at Mountmellick Queen's, to James M’Fadden Portadown Armagh, Linen
manufacturer, creditor
William Treacy 13 Oct 1886
167 Clonliffe road Dublin, commission agent, to Emma Treacy widow
William Treacy
8 Jun 1891 31 Lower Liffey Street Dublin, carrier, to Jane Treacy
widow
William Treacy
9 Nov 1909 48 Bayview Avenue, 117 North Strand & late 58 Cabra
Park Dublin, assistant bankruptcy messenger, to Edward J. Treacy, storekeeper DMP,
and Hugh D. Treacy, Wine Merchant
Michael Farrell
15 Nov 1864 Capel street Dublin, Blany Leslie J P
James M'Cann, Daniel Treacy of Cork Hill, solicitor
Miles Kehoe
12 Oct 1907 73 Lower Baggot Street Dublin, Annie M Kehoe, Daniel J Treacy
solicitor, Michael P Lynch
Robert Tilly Nov 1851
Merrion Street Dublin, Timothy Tracey the substitute of
Henry Hovenden, William Henry Murray
Martha Ann Allen otherwise
Burnet 1 Jan 1876 Garville Road Rathgar Dublin, to Anne Tracey
otherwise Flinn of 26 Cuffe street, first cousin
Jane Browne
13 Apr 1916 Pembroke Cottages Dublin, spinster, to Patrick
J Tracey, gentleman
Catherine Hunter
7 Dec 1877 27 Leeson park Dublin, widow, to Eliza Tracy of 3
Lower Pembroke street, spinster
Henderson Archer 1877 1
Newcommen avenue North Strand Dublin, Charles P Tracy, solicitor
Margaret Archer 1867 of Ivy
Cottage Kingstown Dublin, spinster, to Charles P Tracy, solicitor
John Patrick Doyle
8 Nov 1861 Dublin, Daniel Treacy of Cork hill, solicitor
William Cockburn
15 Apr 1899 70 York street Kingstown Dublin, house painter and
contractor, to Josephine Treacy (wife of R.H. Treacy) of 11 Tivoli terrace
Kingstown [Robert Henry Treacy]
Mary Magee
18 Feb 1903 13 Whites terrace Donneybrook Dublin, widow, to Mary
A Treacy
Joseph Boyle
2 Oct 1907 Ayr Villa Howth Dublin, retired merchant,
Robert Treacy, merchant, Rev Wm Elliott, Presbyterian minister
Patrick Brennan
12 Feb 1909 Somerton Castleknock Dublin, Anne Treacy, married
woman
Isabella Mcfadden
29 Dec 1914 The Hermitage Dundrum Dublin, to Mary Treacy,
spinster
1858-1900 Will Registers
|
27 Leeson Park, Dublin, Ireland |
Catherine Hunter |
|
1878/1878/1877 |
Grant of Probate |
||
|
Dunsoughly, Dublin, Ireland |
Farmer and Grazier Dealer |
Margaret Lawler, Australia, James Reilly, Shangan Hill, Dublin, James
Plunkett |
1878/1878/1878 |
Grant of Probate |
January 7, 1859 (FJ) Unoccupied Premises - Return by Exemption
...Mr Tracey, 28 North King
street, May 25 1857 to July 1 1858
January 31, 1859 (FJ) National Gallery, laying the first stone
...present...Mr. John Tracy, Mr.
J. Tracy, jun;...
March 17, 1859 (FJ) College street
The Soupers and their Persecutors
- Michael Tracy, a young urchin residing in Townsend street was brought by in
custody of the police...assaulted [Francis] Hurley on his way from the roost to
the University...The prisoner having no person to defend him, and being
incompetent to defend himself, the charge of common assault was held to have
been proved, and he was sentenced to pay a fine of ten schillings or to be
imprisoned for one week.
March 19, 1859 (FJ)
...Patrick Tracey, a fruit seller
residing in Francis street...
April 19, 1859 (FJ) and April 21, 1859 (BL) Births
April 17, at 15 Upper
Mountpleasant avenue, the wife William Tracy, Esq, of twin sons - one
stillborn.
May 30, 1859 (FJ) St. James Parish
...Thomas Tracy, Esq. £2...
May 1859 Breaking glass
Mr. White's pawnbroking establishment 18 and 14 Upper Exchange
street...A man named Francis Tracy deposed...
June 1859
...Mr. Tracy, Sub-Sheriff, for the city [Dublin]... (see Daniel
Thomas Treacy)
August 1859 Unlawful Gaming
William Ruth of 7 Essex street, West...36 men, mostly
mechanics...Anthony Tracy...
November 29, 1859 (FJ) A Fearnought Felony
...a pair of winter trousers from
the shop of Mrs. Mary Anne Tracy, clothes broker, of Townsend street...
1859 Irish Church Missions to
Roman Catholics IT
Mr. Matthew Tracy will Preside...Oriel street...
October
1859 and 1860 Irish Church Missions to Roman Catholics IT
...Corrig-avenue, meeting, Kingstown...Chairman
Mr. M. Tracy...
September
1864 Kingstown
...Matthew Tracy's school at Mountown...son, William
Tracy, stood by, armed with a naked sword...
20 December 1866
Mr. John R. Tracey
was summoned by three young labourers named Hall, Kirwan and Reley for an
assault at Mountown on the 30th November. Mr. Tracey charged them with a
similar offence. The three boys had some drink taken in the morning and knocked
on Mr. Tracey's door asking for soup as a lark. Mr. Tracey was an agent to the
Irish Church Missionary Society. Mr. Tracey, with his two sons, attacked them
with a sword.
Kingstown Directory 1867
Matthew Tracey, Ballytore Cottage, Mountown
Lwr.
1
February 1878 (FJ) Kingstown and Bray Intelligence
Matthew Tracey of Mounttown...for obstructing
footway...by throwing a quantity of manure on it...defendant immediately set
about removing the manure when it was thrown down...dismissed.
4 November 1859 Irish Times
Dangerous assault
Richard Lynam assaulted Honora Tracey
residing in Off-Lane (Dublin)..who live together…
28
November 1859 IT Stealing
…at Townsend-street, stolen a trousers[?], the
property of Maryanne Tracy…
November
1859 North Dock Ward
Municipal Election...Sir,...James Tracy
1859 Report of the Commissioners appointed to
inquire into the duties of the officers and clerks of the Court of Chancery in
Ireland
Mrs. Anne Moran, Court Keeper to the Court of
Chancery, from 1840 to date paid £25 a year to Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Osbourne two
ladies entirely unconnected with the Court, as instructed by Mr. Long
Registrar.
1859
Thom's Almanac and Official Directory of Ireland
Daniel Treacy, solicitor, 55 Dominick street
lower
Edmond Tracy, tailor, 21 Andrews (St.) street
Edward Tracey, victualler, 34 Clarendon-street
and 6 Chatham-row
Henry Tracy, druggist, 105 James's-street
Jno Tracey, 5 Harcourt-street, carpenter and builder,
patent window blind, picture-frame, gilding and patent iron bedstead warehouse
John Tracey, 85 Bell-villa Heyesbury-street,
picture cleaner
John Tracy, 6 Malpas street
John Tracy, dealer in bottles, 26 Cuffe-street
John Tracy, window blind mak., 3
Shamrock-terrace
Martin Tracey, esq, 2 Upper Mount-town
Maurice Tracy, bricklayer, Donnybrook-road
Mich Tracey, spirit stores, 29 & 30
Beresford-street
Michael Tracey, vintler, groc and spr stores,
48 Lr Mecklenburgh-street
Michael Tracy, 167 King Street north
Miss Tracy, 28 Corrig-avenue
Miss Tracy, teacher of music, 21 Andrews (St.)
street
Miss Treacy, Canal terrace, Royal
Moses Tracey, broker, 28 Cuffe-street
Mr. Tracey, propr, Vesey Arms Inn, Lucan
Patrick Treacy, provision dealer, 5
Meath-street
R. Tracy, Mr, Baggot Rath, Haddington Road
Thomas H. Tracey, solicitor, 103 Lower
Gardiner-street
Tracy and Nagle, solicitors & Josh Edw
Tracey, 35 Lower Dominick-street & Cork
Tracy Brothers, 32 Sackville St lower, woolen
drapers, merchant tailors, hosiers &c
William Tracy, 11 Portland-row
William Tracy, 45 Queen's-square East
Amateur Musical Society, Ancient Concert rooms,
Great Brunswick St
Secretary William Tracy, esq.
Officers of Government Departments
Danl Thos Tracey, Poor Law Office
Commissioners for Administering the laws for
relief of the poor in Ireland
Second class...Thomas Tracey...
Parsonstown Union of Kings Co. and Tipperary
Relieving Officers, Thomas Treacy, Parsonstown
Poor Law Unions
Athy
Master and Matron. William Treacy
Magistrates
John Treacy, Tinnakilly, Mountrath
Petty Session Clerks
Ballinlough, Castlerea, W Treacy
Castlerea. Patrick Treacy
County Surveyors, E.R., W.A. Treacy, esq., Cork
Law Directory
Joseph E. Tracey, 33 Lower Dominick-street
[& Cork]
Thomas Henry Tracey, 103 Lower Gardiner-street
Daniel Tracy, 13 Cork-hill
Corporation of City of Dublin: Thomas H.
Tracey, councillor, 103 Gardiner-st lr
Hibernian Joint Stock Banking Company: Law
agents Messrs Kernan and Treacy
Law Club of Ireland, 13 Dame Street, Dublin:
Daniel Treacy
Ecclesiastical Directory
St. Audoen's, James Tracy, curate, 21
High-street, Dublin
Maragh [Murragh Cork]...J Treacy, Curate
Kilcock. William Treacy PP
Ballina. Felix Treacy PP
Royal Canal and Shannon Stations and Agents
Ballymahon. Mr. Joseph Treacy.
3
February 1860 IT
Art Union of Ireland...subscribers...Mr. John
Tracey, jun;... (see John
Joseph Tracey)
October
29, 1860 (FJ) Irish Brigade
Mr. Tracy, 9 Wexford Street 5s
3
November 1860 Pilot (Boston)
Controversial Meeting at Kingstown.
On Monday evening, pursuant to announcement, a
controversial meeting was held in the Irish Church Mission-house,
Corrig-avenue, Kingstown. The attendance was unusually large, as it was stated
that a distinguished clergyman of the Church of England would be present to
show reason for discontinuing the preselytizing system in Ireland. At half-past
seven o’clock the chair was taken by Mr. Michael
Tracey. The proceedings commenced with a hymn and extemporaneous prayer,
after which
The Chairman commenced a lengthened attack cn
the doctrines of the Catholic Church which was more remarkable for vehemence,
than for knowledge or controversial astuteness.
At the termination of his observations, the
Rev. Dr. Biggs, Incumbent of Templemartine county Cork, presented himself, and
was proceeding to address the meeting, when the Chairman asked him if he were a
Catholic.
The rev. gentleman replied in the negative.
The Chairman said that the Rev. Dr. Biggs could
not be heard as he was not a Catholic.