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The Traceys of Galway can trace their history back to the beginning
of historical records, as Galway formed part of the territory of the Sil Anmchadha. The following place name is in Galway: Turloughtrassa Cross
(Turlach Treasaigh) The cross of Turlogh Trassa, is a cross roads NW of
Caherweelder townland in the civil parish of Killeely.
1270 Athenry
Dominican Friary:
The Friary was founded for the Dominicans by Meiler de Bermingham, 2nd Lord of
Athenry, in 1241 and dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul. The building of the
church can really be described as a community effort, as a number of people
joined together to build it. The refectory (now destroyed) was built by Felim
O'Connor in 1265; Eugene O Heyne built the Dormitory, Cornelius O'Kelly the
Chapter House, Dermot O'Treasy the Guest Room and Art MacGallyly the
Infirmary. The Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary was built by Mac-a-Wallyd de
Bermingham and completed by William Wallys who died in 1344. But practically
nothing remains of the domestic buildings. What is preserved is the
nave-and-chancel church, together with a north aisle and transept. The tall
lancet windows in the choir belong to the original church of the 13th century,
but considerable portions of the church (including the aisle arches and
pillars) are the result of rebuilding in the 14th century, probably by William
de Burgo and his wife, Finola (who added 20 feet to the choir), while Joanna de
Ruffur (who died in 1408) inserted a new east window.
The History of Galway By Sean Spellissy. Celtic Bookshop, 1999
Dedicated to SS Peter and Paul, building got off to such a fine start that a provincial chapter was held there in 1242. Both the native Irish and colonizing Anglo-Normans co-operated in sponsoring the construction work: Felim O'Connor, King of Connacht and founder of the Abbey of Roscommon, built the refectory, Eugene O'Heyne the dormitory, Cornelius O'Kelly the chapter-house, Walter Husgard the cloisters, Arthur MacGallyly the Infirmary, Bernard O'Trarasy (Treacy?) and his wife the guest-house, and Rodolf Hallatune gave the altar in the chapel of the Blessed Virgin; Thomas O'Kelly, Bishop of Clonfert, built a vault near the north side of the high altar. The priory was completed in 1261.
Prof. Etienne Rynne http://homepage.eircom.net/~athenryheritage/index.htm
31. Athenry. The House of St. Peter and St. Paul was founded by Meyler de Bermingham, first Anglo-Norman Lord of Athenry in 1241. The Register tells how the monastery was founded and how other great men helped by building parts and how additions were made. In such cooperative fashion we may suppose that many other monasteries were built regarding which we have but a founder's name. Meyler de Bermingham bought the site for 160 marks from a knight named Robert Branagh, or Welsh, and we may suppose that he built at least the greater part of the church. King Felim O'Conor built the Refectory; Archbishop Flann O'Flynn built the Scholar House; Owen O' Heine built the Dormitory; Cornelius O' Kelly (Conor) the Chapter House; Dermot O'Treasy and his wife Margaret O'Lorchan the great Guest Chamber; and Art Macgallyly the Infirmary. Sir William Liath and his wife gave one hundred marks for building the front and for glass, and enlarged the choir by 20 feet. This enlargement can be seen clearly in the ruins, and seems to have been made with a view to the adoption of the church as a family burying place so as not to interfere with the founder's rights of De Bermingham.
Knox, H.T. (1904) The Dioceses of Tuam, Killala and
Achonry. Hodges Figgis, Dublin.
1421
De
Beneficiis Vacantibus. 13 Kal. Dec. St. Peter's, Rome.(f. 225.)
To the abbot of Navan (Nouania) in the diocese of Clonfert. Mandate to collate and assign to Maurice Otressaig, clerk, of the diocese of Clonfert, the perpetual vicarage of Kylleadamuyrbolga in the said diocese, value not exceeding 4 marks, void by the death (fn. 2) of Nicholas Otressayg. Dignum etc. (Ja. xxiii. Quarto Non. Decembris Anno Quinto. de Cerretanis.)
'Lateran Regesta 216: 1421', Calendar of Papal
Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 7: 1417-1431 (1906),
pp. 188-190
1431
20. Dicta die [xv Februarii], una bulla pro Mauricio
Otirassaid, super perpetua vicaria parrochialis ecclesie de Killeayamur
Bolga, Clonfertensis diocesis, cuius fructus etc. iiii marcharum sterlingorum
communi extimacione, restituta fuit sine obligacione. (Lib. Annatar., 1430-31,
f. 228.)
20. Cf. nos. 77, 78; Cal. papal letters, vi.
414; vii. 190; viii. 200; ix. 495; xiii. 760. Cill lomair Bolga, the vicarage
of Bolgu [Taxation, 1302], now Killimorbologue parish in Longford barony.
Otirassaid, i.e., Ó Treasaigh, Tracy, a family of the Ui Maine kin to the
O'Maddens. They were centred on this parish and a number of them held the
vicarage as well as other ecclesiastical offices in the diocese.
Patrick K. Egan and
M. A. Costello. Obligationes pro Annatis Diocesis Clonfertensis. Archivium
Hibernicum, Vol. 21 (1958), pp. 52-74
Maurice
Otirassaid (O’Tracy), Vicar of Killimorbologue
Bliss, William Henry
(1893) Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and
Ireland.: Papal Letters HM Stationary Office pp.200
55. Dicta die [xv Martii], dominus Mauricius
Otressay, canonicus ecclesie ...
Otressay; cf. nos. 20, 59; Cal. papal letters, xiii. 110, 760, 764; xiv.
...
Archivium Hibernicum: Or, Irish Historical Records By Catholic Record
Society of Ireland, 1956 pp.67-8 Item notes: v.19-22, p.57
Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain
and Ireland. HMSO, 1960
1480
(recte 1481[–2].) 10 Kal. April. (23 March.) St. Peter's, Rome. (f. 23r.)
- Lateran Regesta, Vol. DCCCXIII.
To the abbot of St. Mary's, Abbeygormacan (Via noua), and the priors of St. Mary's, Clontuasgertomane, and St. Catherine's, Achruymomane, in the diocese of Clonfert. Mandate to collate and assign to Maurice Otressay, a canon of Clonfert, who is in his twenty-fourth year, the perpetual vicarage of Kyllaemarbolga in the diocese of Clonfert, value 3 marks sterling, so long void that its collation has lapsed to the apostolic see, although William Otressay, priest, of the said diocese, who is to be summoned and removed has detained it for some years, without any title or right; notwithstanding that he holds a canonry and prebend of Clonfert, value 20 marks sterling. The pope hereby dispenses him to receive and retain the said vicarage, notwithstanding the said defect of age, etc., and not to be bound for a year to have himself promoted to any holy order on account of the said vicarage or other benefice with cure or requiring holy orders, whilst studying letters at an university. Vite etc. (At the end: N. xx. Quarto Non. Aprilis anno undecimo. Garilliati.) [3½ pp. –]
1481
4 Kal. March. (26 Feb.) St. Peter's, Rome. (f. 193v.)
To the abbot of St. Mary's, Abbeygormacan (de Via nova), in the diocese of Clonfert, and Cornelius Ochenay and Donald Omulalay, canons of Clonfert. Mandate, as below. The pope has been informed by Maurice Oroesay (?), a canon of Clonfert, that Odo Maccegayn, a canon of the same church, has carnally known a certain kinswoman of his and kept her as his concubine, and has had offspring by her, even after he had been monished by Matthew, bishop of Clonfert, to put her away, and that he has committed perjury and neglected the canonical hours. And the said information added that the fruits etc. of the canonry and prebend of Clonfert which the said Maurice holds are insufficient for his maintenance, and that if the rectory of Dundayre in the diocese of Clonfert, with cure and of the patronage of laymen, which is held by the said Odo for life as united to his canonry and prebend of Clonfert, were separated therefrom and united to the canonry and prebend which the said Maurice holds, for his lifetime, he would be more able to maintain himself. The pope, therefore, hereby orders the above three, if the said Maurice will accuse the said Odo before them, to summon the latter and others concerned, and if they find the foregoing to be true, to dissolve the said union to the said Odo's canonry and prebend, and deprive him of the said rectory, and remove him therefrom, and in that event to unite it, value 16 marks sterling, to the said Maurice's canonry and prebend, value 3 marks sterling, for his lifetime. Circa pastoralis officii. [3 pp. +]
1481
3 Non. March. (5 March.) St. Peter's, Rome. (f. 327r.)
To the dean of Clonfert, and Maurice Otressay and Cornelius Ochenay, canons of the same. Mandate, as below. The pope has learned that a canonry of Clonfert and the prebend called [the prebend] of Kyllaiayn [sic] therein, and the perpetual vicarage of Ligmolasy, and a perpetual benefice, without cure, called a rectory in the church of Kyllmolonog, and another in the church of Magunacclay, in the diocese of Clonfert, both of which benefices are of lay patronage, have been so long void that their collation has lapsed to the apostolic see, although Maurice Ocormacayn, priest, detains the said canonry and prebend, and William Obrogay [sic], an Augustinian canon, the said vicarage, and John Ocormacayn, clerk, of the said diocese (who is illegitimate, being the son of a priest and an unmarried woman), the said benefices, respectively, all of them without any title or right. The pope, therefore, relaxing the oath which Thady Olorchan, clerk, of the said diocese, who is in his twenty-third year, lately swore (after being, at the instance, as is believed, of the said Maurice, William, and John, captured and compelled by lay power) not to try to obtain the said canonry and prebend, vicarage and benefices, hereby orders the above three to summon the said Maurice, William, and John, and to collate and assign the said canonry and prebend, vicarage and benefices (which are without cure), value altogether not exceeding 9 marks sterling, to the said Thady, removing the said Maurice, William, and John. The pope further dispenses him to receive and retain the said vicarage, notwithstanding the said defect of age, etc. Vite etc. (At the end: M. xxii. Septimo Id. Martii anno undecimo. Bonattus, pro A. de Petra.) [3 pp.—]
1482 55.
Dicta die [xv Martii], dominus Mauricius Otressay,
canonicus ecclesie Clonffertensis, principalis, obligavit se Camere Apostolice
pro annata rectorie parrochialis ecclesie de Dundayre, Clonfertensis
[diocesis], cuius fructus sexdecim marcharum sterlingorum communi extimatione,
vacaturi per privationem Odonis Macaegayn, canonici dicte ecclesie, extra
Romanam curiam faciendam. Que rectoria mandatur uniri canoni catui et prebende
dicte ecclesie, quos dictus Mauricius in dicta ecclesia obtinuit, ad vitam dicti
Mauricii. Et mandatur uniri dicta rectoria, sub dat. Rome, quarto Kal. Marcii,
anno undecimo. Et promisit solvere annatam dicte rectorie eidem Camere hie in
curia, aut Collectori in partibus, infra sex menses immediate a die habite
possessionis com putandos, sub penis etc. etc. Restituta [bulla] de mandato,
quia unio etc. (Ibid., f. 144.)
55. Dundayre; cf. no. 12. Otressay; cf. nos. 20, 59; Cal. papal
letters, xiii. 110, 760, 764; xiv. [unpublished], 30 Jan. 1486. Macaegayn; cf.
no. 22.
Patrick K. Egan and
M. A. Costello. Obligationes pro Annatis Diocesis Clonfertensis. Archivium
Hibernicum, Vol. 21 (1958), pp. 52-74
1482. Prid. Kal. May. (30 April.) St. Peter's, Rome. (f. 142r.)
To Cornelius Ochenay, Maurice Otressay, and Donald Omuilkwy, canons of Clonfert. Mandate, as below. The recent petition of William Oceallaygh, prior of St. John Baptist's, Renydwyn, of the Order of Cruciferi of Jerusalem, in the diocese of Elphin, contained that although he obtained the said priory, conventual, elective and with cure, by canonical collation and held possession of it in peace for fourteen years, Thady Oceallaygh, clerk, under pretext of a collation made de facto to him (then a minor and illegitimate, being the son of unmarried parents, and without any dispensation), despoiled William of the priory, likewise de facto, intruded himself, and forced William to abide by the award of certain arbitrators, who, after receiving from Thady the sum of 24 marks sterling, wrongfully awarded to him the priory. The pope, therefore, hereby orders the above three (seeing that William cannot safely meet Thady in the city and diocese of Elphin), to summon Thady, and if they find to be true what is alleged in regard to the said spoliation, etc., to decree null and void the said collation to Thady and the said award, and in that event to restore William to possession, and, by way of greater precaution, (fn. 1) to make provision to him anew of the said priory, value with its annexes 26 marks sterling, removing Thady, and condemning him to restore the fruits taken since his intrusion and to make satisfaction to William for costs lawfully incurred, under pain of incurring sentence of excommunication, removeable by none but the pope. Justis petentium votis. (In the margin: Maij.) [3½ pp.]
1485.
18 Kal. May. (14 April.) St. Peter's, Rome. (f. 128r.)
To the archdeacon of Clonfert, Maurice Otreasly, a canon of the same, and the official of the same. Mandate to collate and assign to Stephen Laeles, priest, of the diocese of Clonfert, the perpetual vicarage of the parish church of Kyltormora [sic] in the said diocese, yearly value not exceeding 4 marks sterling, so long void that by the Lateran statutes its collation has lapsed to the apostolic see, although Philip Odoeleayn, priest, who is to be summoned and removed, has detained possession for several years, without any title or right. Vite etc. (Gratis pro deo. Juravit.) [2⅓ pp.]
1486–7. 3
Kal. Feb. (30 Jan.) St. Peter's, Rome. (f. 104r.) Vatican Regesta, Vol.
DCCXIX. Bullarum Liber XXII. 3 Innocent VIII.
To the abbot of Abbeygormacan (de Via nova) and the prior of the monastery of Clontuasgerta Omane, wont to be governed by a prior, in the diocese of Clonfert, and the official of Clonfert. Mandate, as below. The pope has learned that the perpetual vicarage of the parish church of Rilconeecehne [sic] in the diocese of Clonfert has been so long void that by the Lateran statutes its collation has lapsed to the apostolic see, although Eugene Offathi, who behaves as prior of the monastery of St. Mary, Achdraym Omane, O.S.A., in the said diocese, has without any title detained possession of it for some years. And the pope has been informed by Theobald de Burgo, a canon of Clonfert (Clotferten. [sic]), that Maurice Otressay, a canon of Clonfert (Clotferten.), when under sentence of excommunication, of which he was not ignorant, has taken part in divine offices in contempt of the Keys, thereby contracting irregularity, that he has dilapidated and turned to his own evil purposes the precious movable goods of the prebend called the prebend of Kilteskyll in the church of Clonfert, and of the rectory of the parish church of Dundayre in the said diocese, which is of lay patronage, and is annexed for his lifetime to his said canonry and prebend, and has not served the said rectory by himself or by a vicar, although often monished by the ordinary. At the petition, therefore, of the said Theobald, who alleges that he is of a great race of nobles, the pope hereby orders the above three, if he will accuse the said Maurice before them, to summon the latter, and if they find the foregoing to be true, to deprive and remove him from the said prebend, and in that event to summon the said Eugene, and collate and assign the said vicarage and prebend to the said Theobald, and, with consent of the patrons, unite and appropriate the said rectory, and also the said vicarage, to the said prebend, yearly values not exceeding 20, 6, and 3 marks sterling, respectively, for as long as he shall hold the latter, inducting him, and removing the said Maurice from the said prebend, and rectory, and the said Eugene from the said vicarage. Apostolice sedis providentia circumspecta. [6¼ pp.]
1487 59. Die dicta [xiii Martii], Thebaldus de Burgo, canonicus
Clotfer thensis, principalis, obligavit se Camere Apostolice pro annata vicarie
parrochialis ecclesie de Kalconrechmie, dicte diocesis, cuius sex marcharum
sterlingorum, vacantis iuxta statuta Lateranensis concilii, ac canonicatus et
prebende dicte ecclesie Clotferthensis, quorum trium ac rectorie parrochialis
ecclesie de Dundayre eiusdem diocesis, cuius viginti marcharum similium non
excedunt etc., per privationem Mauritii
Otressay, ipsius ecclesie canonici, ad vitam cuius dictis canonicatui et
prebende prefata rectoria est unita, vacaturorum. Et de quibus providetur dicto
Thebaldo, sub dat. tertio Kal. Februarii, anno tertio. Et promisit solvere
annatam, infra tres menses a die habite possessionis computandos, Collectori
Camere in partibus deputato, sub penis Camere. Et iuravit. (Ibid., f. 93.
59. Kalconrechnie, i.e., Kilconickny parish
in baronies of Loughrea, Athenry and Dunkellin; cf. Cal. papal letters, v. 103;
xiv., 30 Jan. 1486-7. Dundayre; cf. no. 12. Otressay; cf. nos. 20, 55.
Thebaldus de Burgo; cf. Cal. papal .etters, xiii. 302 [?]; xiv.. a.d. 1486.
Patrick K. Egan and
M. A. Costello. Obligationes pro Annatis Diocesis Clonfertensis. Archivium
Hibernicum, Vol. 21 (1958), pp. 52-74
1488 4 Non. April. (2 April.) St. Peter's,
Rome. (f. 84v.).
To the
abbot of the monastery of St. Mary de Portu puro, Clonfert, and the prior of
the monastery of Clontuscerta Omane in the diocese of Clonfert, wont to be
governed by a prior, and the dean of Clonfert. Mandate, as below. The pope has
learned that a certain perpetual benefice without cure (simplex), called the
church or rectory de Madnurlay, of lay patronage, and the perpetual vicarage of
the parish church of Lyemolassy [sic], in the diocese of Clonfert, have been so
long void that by the Lateran statutes their collation has lapsed to the
apostolic see, although John Ocorroakeryn [sic], clerk, and Thady Olorichayn,
priest, of the said diocese, respectively, have without any title or right
detained possession for some time. At the recent petition, therefore, of John Ytreassy, (Note 2) clerk, of the
said diocese, the pope hereby orders the above three to summon the said John
Ocormakayn and Thady, and the bishop and chapter of Clonfert, and others
concerned, and if they find that the said benefice and vicarage, yearly values
not exceeding 2 and 5 marks sterling, respectively, are void in any way, etc.,
to erect the said benefice into a prebend of Clonfert, and to erect therein a
canonry, for the lifetime of the said John
Otrassi, and in that event to collate such erected canonry and prebend and
the said vicarage to the said John
Otreassy, inducting him, and removing the said John Ocormakayn and Thady.
Apostolice sedis circumspecta benignitas. [4⅓ pp. In the margin at the
end: ‘Maij.’]
Note 2
Also written Otroassi, Otreassi, Otreassy, Otrassi, and Otressay.
1488 3 Id. May. (13 May.) St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 99v.)
To the
abbot of St. Mary's, Abbeygormacan (de Noua uia), in the diocese of Clonfert,
and Maurice Otrassy and Donatus
Ohwuiriy (?), canons of Clonfert. Mandate, as below. The recent petition of
Philip Odownylay, priest, of the diocese of Clonfert, contained that after he
had been dispensed by papal authority on account of illegitimacy, as the son of
a priest and a married woman, to be promoted to all, even holy orders and hold
a benefice even with cure, and had been made a clerk, he obtained by canonical
collation the perpetual vicarage of the parish church of Kiltormoyr in the said
diocese; that he resigned it when provision had been made to him by the same
[papal] authority of the perpetual vicarage of the parish church of Killynaduna
in the said diocese; and that, without having obtained any other dispensation,
he and Fergal Odonnlan, priest, of the said diocese (to whom provision had been
canonically made of the said vicarage of Kyltormoyr, resigned the said
vicarages of Kyllinaduna and Kyltolmoyr [sic], respectively, to the present
bishop of Clonfert extra R.c., who by his ordinary authority admitted the said
resignations, and made de facto collation and provision of the said vicarages
of Killynaduna and Kiltormoyr to the said Fergal and Philip, respectively,
under pretext whereof the said Philip took possession of the said vicarage of
Kyltormoyr and has detained it, taking the fruits, likewise de facto, thereby
contracting disability. The said collation and provision of the said vicarage
of Kyltormoyr being therefore without force, and the pope having learned that
the said vicarage of Kyltormoyr is still void as above, he hereby rehabilitates
on account of the foregoing the said Philip (who alleges that after the said
dispensation he had himself promoted to the said orders, that he has at great
expense repaired and restored the said church of Kiltormoyr, which was in ruin,
and that the said vicarage of Kyltormoyr has been by authority of the ordinary
de facto united to the canonry and prebend of Clonfert held by Thady Macegayn,
who has not had possession of it), remits to him the fruits received by him
from the said vicarage of Kyltormoyr, and orders the above three to summon the
said Thady and others concerned, and if they find the said vicarage of
Kyltormoyr, yearly value not exceeding 3 marks sterling, to be void as above or
in any way, etc., to collate and assign it to the said Philip. The pope
specially dispenses him to receive it, and to resign it when he pleases, etc.,
notwithstanding the said defect, etc. Before they proceed to the execution of
these presents, he is to resign it to them. Sedis apostolica, pia mater.
(Gratis pro deo.) [7 pp. In the margin at the end: ‘Junii.’]
Vatican
Regesta, Vol. DCCXXXII. (fn. 1) Bullarum Liber XXXV. 4 Innocent VIII.
'Vatican Regesta 732: 1488', Calendar of Papal
Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 14: 1484-1492 (1960),
pp. 220-223.
Clonfert
1494
John OTracey (Otrcassny) cleric of Clonfert
d., a commission. Reg. Suppl. 987, fo 88r (13 March 1494) the commission
concerns the execution of Innocent VIII’s mandate to collate the parish church
of ?Lickmolassy (Bicharalace), d. Clonfert, detained by Thady Olorkan
(Olarcaryn) ostensible priest, to Otracey. Cf CPL XIV, p.221
Boyle LE ed (1998) Calendar of Papal Letters Volume XVII, Part II,
1492-1503, Alexander VI. Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
O’Treacy (Otressay,
Ottresan), John canon of Clonfert, papal mandatary
Clergy,
the religious and the faithful in Britain and Ireland (1471-1484) &
(1484-1492)
Calendar of Entries in the Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain
and Ireland. HMSO, 1960
Vicars
Choral of Tuam 1573-1600
William
Leeward (or Seeward?)
Thomas Trassye
Aubury
Clake (Clarke?)
Thomas
Adycat?
[The
names are badly written in Ms. Trin. Coll. Dubl. E.3.14.]
Cotton, Henry (1848). Life Fasti Ecclesiae Hibernicae: The Succession of
the Prelates and Members of the Cathedral Bodies of Ireland. Volume IV. pp.47.
Elizabeth
I
1576 8th May
Pardon to ... Edm O Trosse, kern, Cloghan (Galway)
1582 19th September
Pardon to ... Teig m’Wm O Tresye of Loghreaghe (Galway)
1582 20th September
Pardon to ... David Roo O Trassy, Ballendirre (Galway)
1583 3rd May
Pardon to ... Moragh O Tressy, Tumoltagh O Tressy (Galway)
1585 31st May
Pardon to ... Tumoltagh O Trassy m’Rory Oge (ie Tumoltagh son of Rory son of Rory), kern, John Trassy alias Shane Fyn of Kilmore, clerk (Galway)
1585 3rd June
Pardon to ... Tho Oge O Trassie of Ballynatolhoe (Galway)
1585...4718
(3891) Grant to Donell O Madden, of Longforde, chief of his nation; of all the
manors, castles and lands surrendered by him by his deed of 3 June, viz:-
Longeforde, Tireihane, Clownefegan, Lisballimore, Kilmarouseke, Clare, Skewgh
Coore, Ballyneren, Townesallah, Lismyfadda, Lispeg, Annohherbye, co. Galway,
and all services and customs of...Monter Trassey...[Muinter? = family]
1585 27th June
Pardon to ... Wm O Treasie of Kilcayarin (Galway)
1586 6th June
Pardon to ... Owen O Trassie of Killimerboll (Galway)
1591 26th November
Pardon to ... Teige O Tressy of Clonecony (Galway)
1592 13th June
Pardon to ... Wm O Tressy of Knynagha (Galway?)
1602 7th July
Pardon to ... Melaghlin O Trasy of Ballinehesgrigh (Galway)
The Irish
Fiants of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
Ormond
Deeds VI 1593 Sept 27th
Bond of
Thadeus alias Teig Trassy to Henry Sheth (Shee) to the use of the Earl of Ormond
to grant to the Earl the towns of Corragh, Lisenosky, Clone etc. Co. Galway.
(D. 3197)
Bond of September 27 1593 by Thadeus alias Teig Trassy of Kenles, Co. Kilkenny, yeoman, to Henry Sheeth, to the use of the Earl of Ormond in the sum of 200L. Said Teig to perform his promise to grant to said earl in consideration of a certain sum of money the towns of Corragh, Lisenosky, Clone, Conery and Killyan with the appurtenances in Co. Galway, the purchase price to be determines by Henry Sheeth and James White of Kenles.
Wit: Jasper Sheth, Thomas Cantwell, Patrick Bussher, William O’Bowe
AD
1603 The Patent Rolls of James I, third part
Roll III - General Pardons: 1-32 Letters patent,
thirty-two in number, bearing date on and between the 19th April and the 20th
Febr., in the first year, granting the kings pardon of the like crimes and
misdemeanors, as those recited in 77, pa. 31, to 3,230 persons mentioned by
name, in the twenty counties...Galway co...O'Trashy or O'Trasys, 7;...see nos 6
and 21
1604 Killimor
The old Church of
Killimor stands a short distance to the west of the village. It is the largest
parish church of the period (circa 1595) being 75ft x 18ft. The greater part of
the two side walls are destroyed, but the two gables which are 75ft apart, are
in good state of preservation. The east gable contains a window in the pointed
style, very much veiled with ivy, and the west gable is featureless. The oldest
tombstone is a monument to William O'Treasaigh who was buried in the
year 1604. St Íomar's Well is situated on the side of the road immediately at
the church, and is still considered somewhat sacred. [O’Donovan, Ordenance
Survey letters]
1636-1703 Books of Surveys and
Distribution
Killymore Parish: Lonford Barony
|
No. of reference in ye Alphabet |
Proprietors name Anno: 1641 |
Denominations |
Number of Acres unprofitable |
Number of Acres profitable |
Number of profitable Acres disposed of on ye Acts |
To whom disposed with their Title, whether by Decree, Certificate or
Patent, References to ye record thereof |
No. of ye Book or Roll & ye Page or Skin |
Number of ye unprofitable Acres remaining undisposed |
|
John Mc Daniell Mc Rory O Trassy |
½ Cartron of ye Inga quarter |
004..0..00 |
046..0..00 |
157..0..00 |
Sr ffran. Gore |
p.64 |
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John Mc Donell Mc Mlaghlin O Trassy |
1/3 quarter in Ballynahiskeragh |
5..0..00 |
100..0..00 |
101..0..00 |
Earle Clanrickard 1/3 quarter |
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|
Murrogh Mc Donell O Trassy |
1 Cartron in Killyne of the Said 4 quarter |
044..0..00 |
140..0..0 |
Earle Clanrickard 1/2 quarter Wo James ffitz Wm Power |
||||
|
John Mc Daniell Mc Mleagh O Trassy prd (=aforesaid) |
1 Cartron ½ Carton in Killyne of the Said 4 quarter |
059..0..00 |
059..0..00 |
Ffergus Madden |
Killconerin Parish: Dunkellin Barony
|
No. of reference in ye Alphabet |
Proprietors name Anno: 1641 |
Denominations |
Number of Acres unprofitable |
Number of Acres profitable |
Number of profitable Acres disposed of on ye Acts |
To whom disposed with their Title, whether by Decree, Certificate or
Patent, References to ye record thereof |
No. of ye Book or Roll & ye Page or Skin |
Number of ye unprofitable Acres remaining undisposed |
|
38 |
John Mc Keadagh Mc William Tressy 2/3 θ wanting 1/7 |
Cregaturrla ½ quarter wanting 1/7 part |
021..0..00 |
096..0.00 |
Walter Blake |
p.125 |
1643
Redmond Tressy
of Kilcrua (Tipperary?) hanged at Magher an earla (Magher an Iarla) in
Tiranascragh (Galway) hanged 17th November 1643 on the order of the
Earl of Clanrickard for the murder of a Scotsman John Chancelor, his English
wife Elizabeth and their son John. The Earl of Clanrickard states that after
interrogation Redmond Tressy confessed. Also hanged for the same offence,
William O’Meaghan of Kilcrua hanged at Portumna 16th November 1643
and Breasal McDermot O’Madden of Killimor, hanged at Killimor 4th
December 1643.
The lands
of Teigue O’Trassie of Ballaghaghill [Ballycahill Killimorbologue Galway???] who was slain in the rebellion were given to Richard Earl of Clanrickard.
Lowe John ed (1983) Letter-book of the Earl of Clanricarde, 1643-47.
Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
Madden, Gerard (2004) History of the O’Maddens of Hy-Many. East Clare
Heritage, Co. Clare.
Clonfert 1647
Anno 1647 28 Novembris. Intercedente et
testificante in scriptis Doctore Fayo Clonfertensis. Parochialis (ecclesia)
loci Killiemor de Longford fructus 40 librarum, pro Donato O Trussi,
presbytero dictae dioecesis. (Probably the parish known formerly as
Killimore-Bolloge, in the barony of Longford, co. Galway, and now comprising
also Tiranascragh.)
Calendar of Hibernia, no. 2, 1959
Local Transplatation Barony of Dunkellin
Tressy (Tracy) Richard and Una, Alias Swiney.
Kilconierin 54 Irish Acres (H 4 profitable decreed)
Killeeneen (H 15)
Killogilleen (H 32)
The Transplantation to
Connacht 1655-58 (1970) Irish Manuscript Commission.
Name,
Date of Decree, Date of Final settlement, No. of Arcres
Edmond Tressy, Co. Galway, 12 May 1656, 9 July 1657,
200
Richard and Una Tressy alias Swiney Co. Galway, 17
May 1656, 13 Aug 1657, 54
1899
[C.9245] Historical manuscripts commission.
Report on the manuscripts of the Marquis of Ormonde, K.P., preserved at the
castle, Kilkenny. Vol. II.
Irish
Tokens 1653-1679
These were given out by the Crown in Ireland, and were used as a royal license to do business. If you were a trades or business merchant you had to obtain this token. Some had dates on them and many did not. By 1680 the tokens were replaced by a Crown halfpenny copper coin.
Galway Issues, Town Date Occupation
James Tressy, Tuam 1670 merchant
Trade Tokens Issued in the Seventeenth Century
in England, Wales, and Ireland: By Corporations.
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|
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Macalister, R.A.S.
A Catalogue of the Irish Traders' Tokens in the Collection of the Royal Irish
Academy. Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. Section C: Archaeology, Celtic
Studies, History, Linguistics, Literature, Vol. 40 (1931/1932), pp. 19-185
Smith, Aquilla.
Appendix No. IV: Catalogue of Tradesmen's Tokens. Proceedings of the Royal
Irish Academy (1836-1869), Vol. 4 (1847 - 1850), pp. xxvii-liv
February
1943 Tuam Herald - Old Tuam Society Meeting
...Dr. T.B. Costello, M.R.I.A....showed members a sketch of the token of a prosperous Tuam merchant of the seventeenth century. On one side of the token was "James Tressy 1d" (in the centre), on the reverse "TUUM MARCHANT 1670" and in the centre a Heraldic shield. The token was found in Shop Street by one of the workmen, when excavating for the new sewerage some years ago.
Tuam
The trade tokens issued by James Treacy in 1670 represent an unidentified local initative. The particular business in which this Tuam Merchant was engaged is likely to have been located on 'Trassy's Plott' which is shown on the 1720 map as lying between the Tullinadaly and Ballygaddy roads (fig 2). A premises nowadays known as The Thatch is centrally situated on this plot. It is said to be the oldest public house in Tuam and may indeed go back to James Treacy's time.
http://www.traceyclann.com/files/Tuam.pdf
1673
The Franciscan convert
After my Conversion [to Protestantism], I applied my self to the Lord Bishop of Clonfeart, who gave me a Curates place in Loughreah, with some other preferment in the County of Galloway, worth about 80l. per annum, where I, shortly after, in using my Function in the Church, was shot at by one Thomas Tressey, a Papist, Inhabitant of that place, but not wounded, for which he was afterward bound to his good behaviour, by the said Bishop; after which, the Papists, there, did several times threaten me with death: whereupon, for preservation of my Life, I was forced to retire into Lymerick, whereby I lost such preferment as the said Bishop had bestowed upon me: But before I went from Loughreagh, several of the Papists Priests, and others, living thereabouts, which I am ready to name, and do hereby Accuse, did publiquely report that his Majesty, his Royal Highness, and all the Nobility & Gentry of the Kingdome of England, were privately of their Religion, which they used as an Argument to make me fall back again to Popery.
Egan, Anthony, B.D. (1673) Title: The Franciscan
convert, or, A recantation-sermon of Anthony Egan ... preached in London on
April 6, 1673
April
8 1681 No. 198.
Four joint bonds given by John Blake of Muckiniss in the county of Clare, Dame Ellinor Blake of the same, and Isidore Lynch of Drimcong in the county of Galway, to Gregory Lynch of Killcuane in the county of Galway, in the penal sum of £40 each. Bonds dated April 8, 1681. Attested under the hands and seals of the obligors. Signed: "John Blake, Ellinor Blake, Isidore Lynch." Witnesses: "Igna. ffrench, Nick. Canvanh, Tho. ffleminge, Edmond Tressy."
The bonds mentioned in this Record have been preserved by that family, and are contained in this collection of Blake Records.
1300-1600 Margaret Tressay, deposition on will of Clement French.
Blake
family records, 1600 to 1700
Irish
Wild Geese at The Hotel d'Invalides Paris 1600 to 1799
John Tressy Aged 70, native of
Portomne [Portumna] county Galloway, trooper in Dossemonfs troop, Bourbon
regiment, where he served 10 years and previously 27 years in the Clare
(formerly Greder alemand, Furstemberg and Hamilton) regiment per his
certificate. His disabilities make him unfit for service. 20 May 1714, he died
at la Hogue on detachment. 13/01/1708 Vol. 16, no. 18237
Richard
Tracey: Loghrea, county Galway; aged 25; enlisted 10 August 1725; square build;
1.71 metres; good legs; good stance; short, curly brown hair; good nose; good
eyes; Skelton's troop (1728); admitted to the Invalides on 12 May 1763. [2Xv,
vol. 38, no. 94640]
Richard
Treacy, Aged 60, native of Canoth [Connacht?] in Ireland, trooper in offarrell's troop, Fitzjames
Irish regiment, where he served 30 years and previously 9 years in Berwick. He
suffers from sabre wounds to the head received in several encounters. 7 August
1765, he died at the hospital of Calais, being on detachment with the d'Espagne
company. Received 12/05/1763, Vol. 38, no. 94640.
Thomas Trassy Aged 46, native of
Galloway in Ireland, soldier in Mannery's company, Irish regiment of Dillon,
where he served 28 years per his certificate dated 16 August last. His
disabilities make him unfit for service. He is one of the half-pay soldiers sent
to a company of invalides at Mariembourg. 27 November 1727, he died at Ardres
on detachment. Received 12/09/1726 Vol. 23, no. 41294
William Tracy aged 32 of County
Obredary, grenadier of Sr. Galfer, Dillon's Regiment, in which he has served 12
years, confirmed by his certificate. His right arm is crippled from a musket
shot at Chiari. Catholic Received 28th July 1701. Died 12 October 1719. at
Nantes ATD.
William Trassy Aged 67, native of
Portomny [Portumna] county Gallway in Ireland, sergeant in lieutenant-colonel
Schahanasy's company, Irish regiment of Clare, where he served 42 years of
which 3 as sergeant per his certificate. His wounds and bad sight make him
unfit for service. 7 February 1732, he died. Received 11/10/1730 Vol. 25, no.
46094
William Tressy Aged 50, native of
county Galloway, soldier in James Dillon's company, Dillon regiment, where he
served 5 years per his certificate, and says he served previously 4 years in
Cahieux's cavalry, 4 years in the Brittany dragoons, and 4 years in Hamilton. He
received a sabre blow to the head and his left leg is crippled by a musket shot
received at the crossing of the river Theu in Catalonia; these with other
wounds make him unfit for service. 13 May 1698, he renounced his rights; he
received 30 livres to help him on his way and his certificates were returned to
him. Received 21/02/1697 Vol. 12, no. 9031
(William Tressy, had served 13 years
in three French formations - cavalry and infantry - before he entered the
Dillon regiment and was badly wounded in Spain. He left the HRI and received a
going-away present of 30 livres. Like many others who left the HRI, he probably
had friends outside and joined them. Prior to 1690, the HRI records noted that
several of the Irish veterans who left went back to their own country, and
Tressy, may have returned to Galway.)
1700 A list of the claims as they are entred with the
Trustees: at Chichester House on College Green Dublin On or before the Tenth of
August 1700. Dublin, 1701.
2634. Claimant: Richard Tressy.
The Estate or Interest claim'd: Residue of 31 years, com. on date of the deed.
By what Deed or Writing: Deed dated the 10 of November (98) Witness Luke Dillon, & al.
On what Lands: A stone House, &c. in Loughreagh.
County and Barony: C. Gallway.
Late Proprietor: Lord Bophin.
Cornelius Tracey, hatter, Loughrea, 1706
Henry Burke, hatter, Loughrea, 1716
Henry F. Berry. The Records of
the Feltmakers' Company of Dublin, 1687-1841: Their Loss and Recovery. The
Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Sixth Series, Vol. 1,
No. 1 (Mar. 31, 1911), pp. 26-45
Clonfert Deeds
Danial
Tressy, Loughrea, Galway, 1705-6, unproved (will)
James
Tracy, Loughrea, Galway, 1781 (bond – [marriage Established
Church])
Patt
Tracy, Carrew, Galway, 1846 (bond–
[marriage Established Church])
Peter
O’Tressy, Loughrea, Galway, 1725 (will)
Richard
Tressy, Galway, 1724-5 (will)
Index to Clonfert marriage licence
bonds, wills, and administration bonds. Irish Ancestor, 1970.
316v...Deinde 15 Novembris 1711 pariter recepti sunt ad habitum:...3. fr. Thomas (alias Daniel) Tressy.
312v. fr. Thomas Tressy, Magister Novitiorum...Julii 1723..
312r. ad id vocato [etc. as on 313v] (312r). In cuius rei fidem coram hisce infrascriptis testibus, manu propria subscripsi, die duodecima Julii 1724...fr. Thomas Tressy, magister novitiorum
311v...fr. Thomas Tressy, magister novitiorum, testis...6 Augusti 1725...
307v...Fr. Thomas Tressy obiit Tuamae die decima mensis Januarii 1742.
Hugh Fenning. The Athenry
House-Chronicle, 1666-1779. Collectanea Hibernica, No. 11 (1968), pp. 36-52
6
February 1725
I do hereby Certify that the Parishioners of
the inside mentioned parishes [enclosure missing] whatever Charity they were to
give to any of the Augustinian family that it would be only to Mr. Owen Connor,
because he lived amongst them now and that that was his former limitation, and
by this means I lost most part of my last two collections. Given under my hand
in Garbally this 6 day of february
1725. Fr. Mathias Trecy
Irish Priests in the Penal Times (1660-1760):
From the State Papers in H.M. Record Offices.
Richard Tressy, son and heir of John T., of Loughrea, Galway, Ireland, gent.,
decd. Called 12 Feb., 1741-2.
Register of Admissions to the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple,
from the Fifteenth Century to the Year 1944 by Middle Temple (London, England),
1949
1749 Elphin Diocesan Census
Richard Tracy, w. papist, Miller, 3
children under 14 years & 2 over 14 years, 1man & 1 woman papist
servants, Cargeens, Dunamon, Co. Galway.
Legg Marie-Louise ed. (2004) The census
of Elphin 1749. Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
Manning, Peter (1947) Elphin Diocesan
Census 1749: surname index.
1761 David Power, Boulibane, Co. Galway. (Will) Witness: Anthony Tracy, Loughrea, Co. Galway. Gent.
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1767
La Gazette de France De Londres, le 11 Septembre 1767... Loughlin Tressy est mort, le 25 du mois dernier, dans le Comté de Galway en Irlande, âgé de cent dix ans sans avoir jamais eu d'autre maladie que celle qui l'a emporté. |
London, September 11, 1767 ... Loughlin Tressy died on 25 last month, County Galway, Ireland, aged one hundred and ten years without ever having had any other disease than that carried him away. |
13 April 1780 (FJ) County of Galway
AT a meeting of the Gentlemen, Clergy and Free-holders...at Loughrea...Anthony Tracy...
Mar 29, 1781
Deaths - Last Saturday at Loughrea, Co. Galway, after a few days illness, Mr. James Tracy
1 October 1788 Married (F)
...In Loughrea, Mr. Francis Tracy to miss Jane Daly, milliner...
1791 Loughrea
A Survey of
the Town and Parks of Loughrea containing 2162a 1r 25p plantation measure, part
of the Estate of the Earl of Clanrickard situate in the County of Galway. Laid
down by Scale of 15 perches in One Inch in 1791 and copied in 1796 by Michl.
Cuddehy. [large wall-map measuring 53 x 56 inches.]
North Side of Boherbradagh
24. William
Tracy 76’5”
x 320’0” 1r 10p
26. Richd.
Tracy...Front to the above... 67’2”
x 288’0”
Front to
Athenry road... 93’2”
x 288’0” 1r 17¼p
38. Reps. of
Anthony Tracey 52’2”
1r
5½p
In North side of West Street
46. William
Tracy 47’10”
x 268’10” 30p
South side of West Street
61. William
Tracy 72’3”
x 168’0” 27½p
South side of High street
110. Reps.
Anthony Tracy...houses 105’0”
x 47’9” 11⅓p
111.
Same...back gardens 95’10” x 154’7” 30p
High street North side
119. Willm.
Tracey 42’0”
x 381’0” 39 ½p
124. Reps of
Anthony Tracy 78’0”
x 378’0” 1r 14p
Moneremore
314. Park
Taurah and White Mill…Willm. Tracy 4a
0r 33p
Cosmona
316. Part
Cosmona Reps. James Tracy 53a
3r 26p
317. Part do.
pasturable Bog..do. 6a
0r 27p
Upper Tulla
327. Part do.
Reps. Anthony Tracy 23a
0r 38p
a = acre r =
rod p = perch
Egan, Rev. Patrick K., "The Town of Loughrea in
1791". Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society, Vol.24
No.3.(1951)
26 January 1792 (FJ) We, the
undernamed...loyal subjects, Roman Catholics of the County of Galway...
...Wm. Tracy, Loughrea...Wm. Tracy, Loughrea...
1796
Irish Flax Growers
John Tressy, Ballynakill, Galway Michael Tressy, Musickfield, Galway Nicholas Tracy, Kilcroan, Galway Widow Tressy, Ballynakill, Galway
1803 Oct 1st
Lease to Edward Geoghegan of Kill Co.
Galway to Thomas Trassy of lands in Cloonlahan Co. Galway. (D. 18,635)
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Edward Tracey born Borlia, Galway. Served in 98th Foot Regiment; 4th Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 50, 1804-1817
Edward? Tracey, b. Loughrea, Galway
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tr(e)ac(e)y born Clonfert, Galway. Served in 13th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 35 1807-1823 WO97/348/29
John Treacey, b. 1788
Ballinasloe, Galway
1820 June 9th Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette
In Galway, Michael Tracy Esq formerly of Loughrea but now of Jamaica in the West Indies to Anne fourth daughter of the late Joseph Ormsby, Esq Surveyor of Excise for Galway.
The Corporation of Tuam
Sept 25 1820 Paid serjeants at mace their
salary: Pat Tracy £6
August 10 1824 To paid Tracy for Mrs.
Lyons £0/18/0
Burgesses of the Borough of Tuam 29 Sept 1821, (elected)
Patrick Tracey, Patrick
Tracy
Sept. 25 [1820] To paid
Sergeants at Mace their Sallary £12. -. -. , Pat Tracey £6 Pat Vesey £6
THE OATH OF SERGEANT AT MACE
for the Borough of Tuam.
IA, . B. Sergeant at Mace for the
Corporation of Tuam do SWEAR that I will well and truly serve the Sovereign and
Burgesses of said Corporation for the time being and to them be obedient, And
that I will without favour or affection execute all such orders Decrees and
actions as shall from Time be Given me by the Sovereign for the time being or
so long as I shall be employed, so Help me God.
John Burke
Patt. Vesey
Patk. Tracey 29th. September 1821.
Michl. Dorhan 29 Sept. 1821.
Patk Tracy 1821.
W. J. V. Comerford. Some Notes on the Borough of Tuam
and Its Records 1817-1822. Journal of the Galway Archaeological and Historical Society,
Vol. 15, No. 3/4 (1932/1933), pp. 97-120
British War Office to 1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Tracy, b. 1821 Ballynasloe, Galway
Stephen Tracy, b. 1826 Galway, Galway
August 01, 1822 Freemans
Journal
Pedestrianism - A young man named Daniel Tracy, tennant to E. Lynch, Esq. of Raglass, for a small wager undertook yesterday (July 28) to outrun the Galway mail from two miles beyond Aughrim to this town (Galway) a task in which he perfectly succeeded. He stopped at every stage with the horses; and when it is considered that the distance is 32 Irish miles, and that the greater part of the roads and torn up for repair, astonishment must increase – Connaught Journal.
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracey born Portumna, Galway. Served in 94th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 38, 1823-1846
Michael Tracey, b. 1806 Portumna, Galway
Commissioners for
Auditing Public Accounts 1829
Public Works - Annadown and Oldbury Boat Quays, Lough Corrib, Galway
Paid Michael Tracey, storekeeper, four weeks to 10th February 1823 £3/-/-
The Connaught Journal Galway
Galway, Monday, March 1, 1824
NOTICE
We hereby give Notice that we
have surrendered ourselves to Thomas Redington, of Ryehill, Esq. one of his
Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Galway and are now confined
in the County Gaol of Galway for the alleged charge of the Murder of the late
JOHN BURKE, of Tyaquin, Parish and Union of Athenry, and County of Galway, on
the 17th of August last, and we further give Notice, that we intend to abide
our trials at the ensuing Assizes of Galway, for the alleged charge of Murder
of the aforesaid John Burke, wherein all persons concerned are requested to
attend and prosecute if any they can.-
Dated and given under our hands at the County Gaol of Galway, this 8th day of
March, 1824.
MARTIN THASSY.
JOHN GREALY.
To his Majesty's Attorney-General of Ireland and to all others whom it may
concern.
The Connaught Journal Galway, Thursday, April 1, 1824
County Convictions
John Burn, Pat Treacy, and Martin Treacy,
Manslaughter
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tracey born Galway, Galway. Served in 23rd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39, 1825-1848
James Tracey, b. 1808 Galway, Galway
1826/7
Schoolteachers
Patrick Tracy, RC, Clonrush, Co. Galway
19 October 1826 (FJ)
Chancery [Tuam]
...Also,all that and those, the Tenemenst and Plots of Ground in the Town of Tuam commonly called...Mr. Dunn's two plots, adjioning Trassy's Plot...
Royal Commission for inquiring into the condition of the poorer
classes in Ireland 1836
Peter Geoghegan against Michael Thady Mary and William Tressy, lands, Kiltormer Longford Galway, 14 acres, rent £1/4/0 per acre, Non-payment £16/16/0 Irish, Decree possession, Loughrea 7 July 1828
1829-1833 Juvenile
association for promoting the education of the deaf and dumb poor of Ireland
Mrs. Treacey, 2s 6d, Diocesan School, Ballymena
Mrs. Tracey, 1s 6d, Mrs C and Mrs Montgomereys Card, Ballymena
Master R. Tracy, 3d, Rebecca Parkers Card, Banagher
Mr. Tracy, 1s, Master Robert Deverells Card, Tullamore
Mrs. Tracy, 6d, Mis Welchs Card, Maryborough
M. L. Tracey, Esq, 2s 6d, Miss E Cuppaidges Card, Galway [town?]
1831 Tithe Applotments
Boyounagh Civil Parish
Michl Tressy 158 Mount Kelly
Nicholas
Tressy? 225 Ardoslough
Tuam Parish 15th April1831
Daniel Tracy, Little Hillswood
Daniel Tracy, Rafferty Hillswood
1833 Customs and excise
convictions
Galway, Martin Tracey, found in an illicit distillary, £6 fine, 3 months, 2 months served, £2 paid
14 January 1835 (FJ) A
Memorandum of the O'Connell subscription from Tuam
...James Treacy, Tuam, 6d
24 July 1835 (FJ) St.
Jarlaths College, Tuam
...Homer, Horace, Gilblas French and Henriade...Treacy...
17 July 1837 (FJ) St.
Jarlaths College, Tuam
...Tactius, Livy, Algebra...Treacy...
1 February 1837 (FJ)
Justice Rent
...Patrick Treacy...(Ballyhale) [Galway]...Pat Treacy...
Fictitious Votes
1837
Andrew Tracey, Bowling-green Galway, painter, 18 sept 1832, 10 Oct 1832, as a painter
William Tracey jun, Bowling-green Galway, painter, 18 sept 1832, 10 Oct 1832, as a painter
1834 Inhabitants of Kinvara, Duras and Killina (LDS as #0979692)
Kinvara
James Tressy, Esq.
Thos
Tressy
Michael Tracey, 1834, Prerogative Court will. Exec: Honor Tracy, Douras, ??? (Woodford, Co. Galway?). IAR/1834/F/143
British War Office – Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854
John Treacy born Tuam, Galway. Served in 49th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22, 1834-1836
John Treacy, b. 1814
Tuam, Galway
Registered 1832 to
1840 Rent & Valuation of £10 County Electors, Galway
William Tracy, Oct 1834, house & lands, Kilroran Ahascragh Ballinasloe Union, 15a/1r/4p, rate £17/8/0
1834 Disturbances and outrages Baronies of Longford & Leitrim
Galway from 1st April to 25 May 1834
9 April. - The house of Thomas Tracey of Grange entered by an armed party, who demanded fire-arms, and administered an illegal oath. Same party visited the houses of Patrick and James Ryan, demanded arms, and swore the inmates. This is the third time the house of Patrick Ryan has been attacked, and on one occasion he received a severe beating.
12 April. - The houses of Michael Eagan, Widow Brady James Eagan, and L. Tracy, resident in the village of Neill, attacked by a party of persons, who violently assulted the inmates. In two instances,some ash trees cut down and carried away. Offenders as yet unknown.
1835 State of
religious and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Tuam
Knock: Hedge school kept by Michael Tracy. Payments by the children of 1s to 2s6d per quarter. Established one year and a half. Reading writting arithmetric and Roman Catholic catechism.
Templetogher: Hedge school at Kelnaleg kept by Thomas Tracy. Payments by the children of 1s to 2s6d per quarter. Males 62 Females 21. Established three months. Reading writting arithmetric and Roman Catholic catechism.
Martin Tracy & Emily Fair, 8th September 1835, Marriage Licence Bond, Tuam Diocese. Thrift/2933.
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Denis Tracey born Portumna, Galway. Served in 19th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 23 1836-1842
Denis Tracey, b. 1818 Porturnna, Galway
January 18 1836
Returns relating to Tithe Suits
Plantiff: Edward Synge Defendants: ...Patrick Treacy..., (Monivea Galway???)
1 July 1837 (TH) Tuam
Petty Sessions
Michael Tracy [was assulted]...
15 July 1837 (TH) St.
Jarlaths College, Tuam
Longinus and Demosthenes/Tacitus/Livy...Treacy...Geometry/Algebra...Tracy...
30 June 1838 (TH) St. Jarlaths College, Tuam
Longinus and Demosthenes/Tacitus/Livy/Darres Geometry/Algebra...Tracy...
16 September 1837 (TH)
Tuam Petty Sessions
Michael Treacy complained against three Manahans and a Mooney, for riotously assenbling, breaking his door, and ilegally entering complainant's house and taking from thence £3. The defendants said that they were executing a Senaschal's degree...
24 March 1838 (TH) Tuam
Petty Sessions
Tracy a publican, complained against Thomas Collins, causing a riot in his house.
22 May 1838 (BL) Patrick Tracy, returning from Loughrea market a few a days since, was murdered on the road.- Limerick Chronicle
28 July 1838 (TH) 30 July
1838 (FJ) Mail-coach Accident Tuam
...passing through Shop-street, in Tuam...a poor woman named Mary Tracy, was knocked down and killed…
30 March 1839 (TH) Galway
Assizes
...murder of Patt Tracy, at Grallagh...early in May coming from Loughrea market...John Tracy...the
27 April 1839 (TH) Tuam
Petty Sessions
...breaking the windows of Thomas Tracy.
22 June 1839 (TH) Tuam
Quarter Sessions
Patrick Tracy, assult, three months imprisonment
20 March 1841 (TH) To be sold
That plot situated beyond the west bridge at Tuam known by the name of Tracy's plot, held under the See for an unepired term of 15 years, subject to a head rent of £1/18/9 and producing a profit rent from solvent tenants of £164...
October 20, 1841 (FJ)
Repeal Association
...Mr. Thomas Treasy, of Coolinamuck [Galway], admitted a member of the association...
1841 Reports
relative to valuation for poor rates, and to registered elective franchise
Thomas Tressy of Kiltormer Galway, Landlord Lord Clonbrock, 8a/3r/3p, 14a/0r/33p, value £8/15/0, rent £9/4/0, These are fair rents and not rackrents.
Timothy Tressy of Cahertinn Loughrea Galway, June 1839, land 34a/0r/2p, value £22/1/0, £10 elector
Middlesex London and Plymouth 9 June
1841 arrived 30 Sep 1841 Port Philip
Dennis Tracey 30 hus (36 family) Farm servant RC both Carlew (Carlow???)
Honor Tracey 28 wife of Dennis (36 family) Farm servant RC both Carlew (Carlow???)
Winifred Tracey 19 (57 single woman) House maid RC reads Galway
George Fyffe arrived 23 July 1841 Port Philip
Patrick Treacy - Tracey 27 (44 single man) Farm Servant RC both Galway
1 January 1842 (TH)
Registry of Freeholders - Tuam Sessions
59. Philip Tracy, Ballygar, Yeoman, Freeholder, House and Lands, Ballygar, Kilroran, Killyan, £10
60. William Tracy, Ballygar, Yeoman, Freeholder, House and Lands, Ballygar, Kilroran, Killyan, £10
61. Malachy Tracy, Kilroran, Yeoman, Freeholder, House and Lands, Kilroran, Kilroran, Killyan, £10
62. Patrick Tracy, Kilroran, Yeoman, Freeholder, House and Lands, Kilroran, Kilroran, Killyan, £10
8 January 1842 (TH) Tuam
Quarter Sessions - Electors
...the first was with reference to the effect of a convenant in the lease of the applicant (a man named Tracy), who was bound by convenant to errect a house of a certain description on his farm. It appeared that the applicant was entittled to be registered as a £10 freeholder, but upon being examined he adsmitted that the erection of the house would cost him £60, and that a solvent tenant could not afford to pay him £10 a year over his rent and the £60 which it would cost him to build the house. The lease was dated in 1838 and a period of 5 years allowed for the errection of the house. The same circumstances attended many others; but the Assistant Barrister allowed the claim, saying that the subject matter of penal convenants had already been made a matter of decision of a court of law.
12 November 1842 (TH) Tuam
Petty Sessions
...assulting Mary Tracy.
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund Records 1848-1854 (PRO) T 91/144a
John
Tracey, Curraferry 4 May 1846,
[Currafarry, Killosolan?]
John
Tracy, Boolebane, 1846, [Boleylaan,
Tuam?]
Willm
Tracy, Claretuam, March 1842, went to
England in June 1844 to look for employment as labourer [Belclare]
25 March 1843 (TH)
Freeholders
Wm. Tracy of Brierfield, house and lands, Brierfield, Moylough, Tyaquin, £10
Return of Murders
September 1844, Tracey and Scully, farmers, Longford Galway, no reward
August 1844 Galway Assizes
- Manslaughter
James Kenny, Patrick Trassy/Trassey, Andrew Connor, Augustus Finnegan, Patrick Finnegan, and Mich. Cusack [of Dunmore] were indicted for the manslaughter of John Fair/Phair at Currantanglass, on the 11th of June Last. Deceased, it appears from evidence, lost his life in a row that took place at a cock-fight, between the "men of Tuam" and the "men of Dunmore". The jury could not agree.
3 August 1844 (N)
Manslaughter
James Kenny, Patrick Tracey, Andrew Connor, Augustine Finnegan, Patrick Finnegan and Michael Cussack were indicted for the manslaughter of John Flinn at Carrantanlass on the 11 of June Last...cock-fights between Tuam and Dunmore at Carrantanlass...
29 March 1845 (TH)
...Head-constable Teaffey, of the same district [Dunmore] for two years...The prisoners wer then discharged by order of the court.
7 September 1844 (NG)
Daring Attempt at Robbery and Murder [Portumna]
On Monday night last, Patt Lally, Mary Lally, the wife of John
Lally, and Jane Lally, his sisiter, proceeded to a field, in the neighbourhood
of Prtumna, to steal wheat, the property of a poor man named Patt Treasy, who
was aroused by the bark of his dog upon whicj he got up and awoke one of his
neighbours, who is a pensioner, and proceeded to the field armed with two
shillelas. Lally challenged them to stand back, however, they advanced on the
party when, Lally deliberately fired a pistol at Treasy, which shot took effect
in his left side and shoulder, but which is not mortal. The old pensioner
rushed forward and gave the fellow a shot of his shillela, that never missed
fire, and with his assistance captured the entire party. The police brought
them in this morning in a deblorable situation, beat in a dreadful way, and was
unable to proceed to prison as the Doctor deemed it dangerous. Some of the
police went to Lally's dwelling, and on making an acute search found some arms,
powder, and ball &c. Much praise is due to Head-constable Roberts of
thistown for his efficiency on this occasion and on various others.
October 1844 Tuam Agricultural Society - Drains: 2nd Hugh Trassy, Dunmore, 15s.
January 1846 Agricultural Compedition - Drains
Class A - To the farmer who shall
have properly executed within twelve months the greatest length of drains in
the most scientific manner - seven compeditors 1st prize Hugh Trassy Caronaseer
15s.
March 21, 1845 (FJ) Galway Assizes
Patrick Lally was indicted for
that he on the 3d September last, at Cooldara, did feloniously discharge at one
Patrick Tracy [staying at his cousin's house?] a loaded pistol, with intent to
harm. Treacy woke to find stacks being stolen. Although shot, Treacy[?] took
the prisoner back to his house at Cartry.
May 1845 Dunmore Petty Sessions
The Honourable Martin Ffrench, and
M.B. Birmingham Esq presided at this sessions on Thursday. There was a number
of cases on the books but only one summery convuiction on the complaint of
James McDonnell against Hugh Trassy for waylaying and assulting him on his
return from the market of Dunmore. He was fined one pound and costs or a
fortnights imprisonment in default of payment.
December 8, 1845 (FJ) Protest of the Catholic Clergy of Killaloe
against the Godless Colleges Bill
...Patrick Treacy PP...
1845
Evidence taken before the [Land] Commissioners
Peter Blake of Eyrecourt Galway
regarding his land at Crumlin, whose tenants got a lease from the Receiver ten
or fifteen years ago. He says that they owe the following: Edmund Tracy £3/17/8
yearly rent, £9/4/2 arrears May 1844...
10 January 1846 (TH) Portumna Quarter Sessions
Leahy v. Hynes...A process-server,
named Leahy from the county of Tipperary, had processed Mr. Denis Hynes of
Portumna...had been in the habit of serving processes and executing decress for
defendant...Leahy had in attendence his clerk, John Treacy...- Galway Mercury
March 24, 1846 (FJ) Galway Assizes
Murder of Patrick Deely on the
15th December Last. Peter Tracey examined. Lives at Cloonlahan.
2 May 1846 (TH) Extraordinary Presentment Sessions
Killian Barony
2 - Hugh Kelly and William T.
Tracy, to repair 134 perches of the road from Ballygar to Dunmore, between Mark
Ward's in Mountmary and the mearing of the Barony of Ballymoe, in the Townland
of Mountmary, £33 10s. Approved, not to exceed £10, to repair all the bad
portions.
3 - William T. Tracy and Hugh
Kelly to fill 495 perches of dikes or holes on the road from Ballygar to
Mountbellew bridge, between Sally Martin's in Drinane and the bridge of
Drinane, £74 5s. Approved of,
4 - Hugh Kelly and William T.
Tracy to build a guilet on the road near Edmond Moran's house, in the Townland
of Drinane, on the road from Ballygar to Galway, £3. Approved of
20 June 1846 (TH) Registry of Freeholders
Martin Tressy, Cahirnaman, farmer,
Freeholder, House and lands, Cahirnaman, Loughrea, Loughrea, £10
18 July 1846 (TH) Presentment Sessions
Killyan Barony
4 - Philip Tracy, for the support
and maintenance of a desereted child, found in the parish of Laughboy, name
William Kelly age 17 weeks on the 11th May 1846, for half a year to the 12th
day of July 1846, 2l. Approved.
8 August 1846 (TH) Galway Assizes - Rule of Court
Laurence Tracy, assult, to be
imprisoned six months from committal.
November 23, 1846 (FJ) Sheep stealing
A few nights ago five sheep, the
property of a man named Tracy, who resided in the village of Lisduff, parish of
Tynagh, in this county, were killed and carried away, nothing been left behind
but the heads. No clue has been had to the perpetrators of this outrage -
Galway Mercury
1846 Registry at Court Sessions
Martin Tressy, Cahirnaman, farmer,
freeholder [Cahernaman, Loughrea, Co. Galway?]
1846
Commissioners of Fisheries
Alphabetical list of persons
examined or from whom communications were received
James Tracy, Fisherman of Spiddal
Galway
"James Tracy, sworn. Lives at
Spiddal, and is employed by Mr. Fitzpatrick. He is acquainted with the Spiddal
river about fourten or fifteen years..."
http://www.eppi.ac.uk/eppi/digbib/view?did=c1:116132&p=321&sdid=c1:116453
1846 Slaters Directory of Ireland
Loughrea
Boot & Shoe makers
William Tressy, Bride st
British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Patrick Tracey born Killandemen,
Galway. Served in 16th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 20 1846-1847
Patrick Tracey, b. 1827 Loughrea, Galway
1846-1851 New York arrivals
Mary Tracey, age 20, Dressmaker, Galway Ireland to New
York, Liverpool: Euxine 05/27/1848
Michel Tracy, age 22, Saddler, Galway Ireland to USA,
Galway: Helena 06/13/1848
Pat Tracy, age 28, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Galway:
Plant 07/05/1848
Eliza Tracy, age 19, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Galway:
Plant 07/05/1848
John
Tressy, age 45, Ireland to USA, Galway: Redwing 09/13/1848
Thomas Tracey, age 35, Labourer, Ireland to USA,
Galway & Liverpool: Barbara 09/29/1848
John Tracey, age 30, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Galway:
Cushlamacree 03/01/1849
Patt. Tracy, age 12, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Galway:
Cushlamacree 03/01/1849
Mary Treacy, age 20, Spinster, Great Britain to USA,
Galway: Cashmere 05/02/1849
John Tracy, age 20 (or 21), Labourer, Ireland to USA,
Galway: (Bark) Caractacus 05/04/1849
Ann
Tressy, age 30, Ireland to USA, Galway: Cushlamachree 07/06/1849
Patt.
Tressy, age 11, Ireland to USA, Galway: Cushlamachree 07/06/1849
John Tracy, age 58, Labourer, Galway Ireland to USA,
Liverpool: Jas H. Shepherd 01/12/1850
Peggy Tracy, age 40, Galway Ireland to USA, Liverpool:
Jas H. Shepherd 01/12/1850
Michl. Tracy, Born at Sea, Infant, Galway Ireland to
USA, Liverpool: Jas H. Shepherd 01/12/1850
Mary Tracey, age 21, Servant, Galway Ireland to New
York, Liverpool: Princeton 11/11/1850
Bridget Tracey, age 21, Servant, Galway Ireland to New
York, Liverpool: Princeton 11/11/1850
Bridget Tracey, age 30 (died), Servant, Ireland to
USA, Galway: Malvina 05/30/1851
Michl. Tracey, age 19, Immigrant, Ireland to USA,
Galway: Cambyses 08/09/1851
Patt Tracey, age 20, Immigrant, Ireland to USA,
Galway: Cambyses 08/09/1851
Margt. Tracey, age 20, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Galway:
Cambyses 08/09/1851
20 February 1847 (TH)
Presentment Sessions
Longford Barony
37 - Pat Hanlon and John Tracy, to
build a gullet and thirteen and a half perches of a covered sewer, and two irin
gates in the town of Kilimor.
27 February 1847 (TH) Presentment Sessions
Killyan Barony
3 - William T. Tracy and Michael
Hynes to keep in repair by contract for 7 years 1102 perches of the road from
Ballygar to Creggs and Athleague, between John Quinns at Ballygar and John
Shaughnessy's at Rock wood. Approved not exceeding 8d. per perch, -Michael
Hynes contractyor, at 6d per perch per annum.
4 - William T Tracy, and Michael
Hynes to open a new road between Pat Gilmores in Tullroe and the pump house at
Ballygar on the road leading from Ballygar to Creggs 6d. Approved. W.T. Tracy
contractor, at
5 - William T Tracy, and Michael
Hynes to stop up as much of the road as lies between the schoolhouse of
Ballygar and the end of the new rpoad near Pat Gilmores house at Tullyroe, on
the road from Ballygar to Creggs 6d. Approved. W.T. Tracy contractor, at
27 March 1847 (TH) Galway Assizes - Criminal Court
James, Patt, and John Harkins and
Denis Tracy were indicted for, that they on the 10th of January last, killed
and stole four ewes at Oughilly [Oghilly, Ballynakill] in this county.
Ireland-Australia Transportation
Database (1780-1868)
OTHER NAMES: DENIS
SURNAME: TRASSY
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co
Galway
DOCUMENT DATE:
07/07/1847
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Sheep stealing
SENTENCE: Transportation 7
PETITIONER: Sibina Tressy
RELATIONSHIP: Mother
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1847 T 8
COMMENTS: Petitioners
residence given as Woodford, Near Loughrea, Co Galway.
OTHER NAMES: PATRICK
SURNAME: TRACY
AGE: 40
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Galway
TRIAL DATE: 28/03/1848
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Sheep Stealing
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 8, p 72
22 April 1848 (TH) Presentment Sessions
...cesspayers...to
be associated with the Magistrates...Killian Barony 6. Philip Tracy, Ballygar,
Ballygar
2 September 1848 (TH) Spring Assizes 1849
...cesspayers...to
be associated with the Magistrates...Killyan Barony 5. Philip Tracy, Ballygar
October 18, 1848 (FJ) William Smith O'Brien Petition
At Kilcoran, County
Galway...Philip Tracy, Esq, ditto [stock master and farmer]; M.C. Tracy, Esq,
ditto [stock master and farmer];...William T. Tracy, Esq.; Pat Tracy, Esq;...
1848-9
William Smith O'Brien Petition
Patt Treacy, Parish of Taughboy & Dysart, Galway-Roscommon
Js Tracey, Kiloran, Galway
Malachy C Tracey, Ballygar, Galway
Philip Tracey, Ballygar, Galway
11 November 1848 (TH) Tuam Petty Sessions
Bridget
Tracey, another inmate of the Work-house, was indicted for stealing a blanket.
It was found concealed in the lining of her cloak by which means it was
supposed she intended to carry it away. Other persons having access to the
place where the cloak was found as well as the prisoner, she was acquitted.
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund Records
1848-1854 (PRO)
T 91/144a [Kilconierin/Kiltullagh area]
Danl Treacy, Ballmagera, 1848,
Danl gone to America [Ballynageeragh
Kilconierin?]
Michl Treacy, Ballinageera or Ballynageeragh, 20
August 1843, This man resided here as labourer in the given date left in 44
& has not since been heard from supposed to be in America [Ballynageeragh
Kilconierin?]
Michl Treacy, Treancoyle or Treankle, 1848, This
man did & does still reside here in the given date had a few acres of land
continueses 1854 [Treankyle,
Kilconierin?]
Peter Treacy, Ballinageera or Ballynageeragh, 16
June 1846, This man reside + kept a small holding of land here ??? [crossed
out] This man resided and held a few acres of land herin the given date &
??? [Ballynageeragh Kilconierin?]
Stephen Treacy, Ganty, 1848, This mans residence has always been in the adjoining townland of
Treankyle, is a labourer there. 1854 [Kilconierin]
Thos
Treacy or Tresasy, Brackloon, July 1848, emigrated to America by 1854 [Brackloonbeg
Kiltullagh?]
Thos Treacy, Bracklommone, 1848, [Brackloonbeg Kiltullagh?]
Timy Treacy, Ballinageera or Ballynageeragh, 16
June 1846/9 Feb 1847/ 23 Nov 1847/11 June 1848, This man resided & held 4
or ? acres of land here in the given dates was ejected & died in 1850
[Ballynageeragh Kilconierin?]
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund Records. County:
Loughrea. Townland: River Side T 91/144b/0103
9 Feb 1847, Timy Freacy [Treacy],
Ballinageera, Martin Connelly & Michl Cionoly of Ballinageera sureties, £3
John
Tracy, b. 1850 Galway Galway 1879 Crew
List
1850-1865
Glengowla Mines
Glengowla Mines, situated 2miles west of
Oughterad...The mine was opened in 1850 and closed by 1865...Captain Tracey
drew up plans on the mine. It is thought that Captain Tracey came from
Cornwall....
http://www.oughterardheritage.org/page_id__128_path__0p2p.aspx
May 23, 1851 (FJ) Catholic University of Ireland
Diocese of
Killaloe...Ballygibbon...Mich Tracy esq £1...
September 2, 1851 (FJ) Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Emigrants
Protection Society
..."Patrick Treacy, was an
humble lad of fourteen years of age, from Mount Bellew, in the county of
Galway, whose passage to New York had been paid by his brother-in-law in that
city...The committee...seized on the opportunity to procure him religious
instruction...a suitable outfit was prepared for him gratiously by the Ladies'
Clothing Society, whilst, it appearing that he had only 2s6d in the
world...Finally, we placed him under the protection of a respectable woman who
was to sail in the same ship, and we also communicated with his friends in
America..."
1851 English Census
John Treacy, born 1833 in Galway, Ireland. Residence: Weedon Beck, Northamptonshire.
Mathew Treacy, born 1832 in Co Galway, Ireland. Residence: Everton, Lancashire.
Sabina Treacy, born 1835 in Co Galway, Ireland. Residence: Everton, Lancashire.
1851 Admissions to Charity Hospital, New Orleans Parish
James Tracey, Galway Co., Ireland,
19 years, died 5-Mar, ward 16 from
Liverpool, 1/2 day in New Orleans, Int Fever, 7 From Ship Eudocia
February 12, 1852 (FJ)
The Right Rev. Dr. Vaughan, the
revered Lord Bishop of Killaloe, is, we are happy to learn, almost
convalescent, and his physicians, Doctors Finnucane, Tracey and M'Keogh,
apprehend now no danger from the insidious disease with which his lordship has
been attacked.
March 25, 1852 (FJ) Sharman Crawford's Bill
...citizens of Dublin...John
Tracy, 5 Harcourt street...Michael Tracy, 167 North King street...
1852-53 Queens College Galway -
Matriculated Students
First Year's Students - Thomas
Tracey
Thomas Tressy, Roman Catholic,
Arts
Graduates and Matriculated Under-Graduates, Queens Universities Ireland
Thomas Tressy, 1852 Galway
The Queen's
[afterw.] Royal university of Ireland calendar, 1859
Progress, Liverpool to New York 2 Oct 1855
Margaret Treacy, 38, F, Widow,
Galway
Honora Treacy, 20, F, Galway
Margaret Treacy, 20, F
October 8, 1853 (FJ)
...estate of Ballinaconty,
situated in the barony of Dunkellin and county of Galway...The biddings were
taken by Mr Patrick Treacy, auctioneer...
Griffiths
Valuation - Galway 1855
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Andrew Tracy Funshin Kilbegnet
Galway Andrew Trcy Funshin Kilbegnet
Galway Anne Tracy Polltalloon West
Tynagh Galway Anne Treacy Ardultagh Kilquain
Galway Bartholomew Tracy Clogh Clonkeen
Galway Bartholomew Tracy Kilnalappa
Dunmore Galway Bartholomew Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Bartholomew Tressy Knockatee
East Dunmore Galway Bartholomew Tressy Knockatee
West Dunmore Galway Bridget Treacy Gorteeny
Ballynakill Galway Catherine Tracey Main St.
Kinvarradoorus Galway Daniel Tracy Dunmore Dunmore
Galway Daniel Tracy Hillswood East Tuam
Galway Daniel Tracy Killagh More
Killallaghtan Galway Daniel Treacy Ballymabilla
Killallaghtan Galway Edmund Tracey Laraghmore
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Edward Tracy Ballybaun
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Edward Tracy Caherphuca
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Honoria Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Hugh Tracy Meenleana Dunmore
Galway Hugh Treacy Corracullin
Kilkerrin Galway James Tracey Claddagh Rahoon
Galway James Tracey Village of Spiddle
Kilcummin Galway James Tressy Knockatee East
Dunmore Galway John Tracey Bohernagreana or Sun
St. Tuam Galway John Tracey Cloonnacusha Tynagh
Galway John Tracey Main St.
Kinvarradoorus Galway John Tracey Reaghan Tynagh
Galway John Tracey Turoe Kiltullagh
Galway John Tracy Atticoffey West
Clontuskert Galway John Tracy Ballybaun Ahascragh
Galway John Tracy Corrafaireen Monivea
Galway John Tracy Gannow Grange Galway John Tracy Lurgan Great
Killallaghtan Galway John Tracy Timadooaun Dunmore
Galway John Treacy Carrowreagh Killoran
Galway John Treacy Kiltullagh Kilkerrin
Galway Laurence Tracy Ballynaclogh
Killallaghtan Galway Laurence Treacy Kiltullagh
Kilkerrin Galway Malachy Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway Martin Tracey Clogh Clonkeen Galway
Martin Tracy Clogh Clonkeen
Galway Martin Tracy Cuddoo West Monivea
Galway Martin Tracy Pollremon
Templetogher Galway Martin Tracy Shoodaun Monivea
Galway Mary Tracey Bohernagreana or Sun
St. Tuam Galway Mary Tracey Boland's Lane
Kiltartan Galway Mary Tracey Presentation St.
Rahoon Galway Michael Tracey Ballinloughaun
Athenry Galway Michael Tracey Bohernagreana or
Sun St. Tuam Galway Michael Tracey Coolraugh
Lickerrig Galway Michael Tracey Derradda South
Killimorbologue Galway Michael Tracey Middle St. St.
Nicholas Galway Michael Tracy Ballaghalode Tuam
Galway Michael Tracy Cooldorragha
Lickmolassy Galway Michael Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Michael Tracy Woodfield
Boyounagh Galway Michael Trassy Boleynagoagh
South Clonrush Galway Michael Treacy Ballynageeragh
Kilconierin Galway Michael Treacy Boleydorragha
Kilconierin Galway Michael Treacy Cloonlahan
(Geoghegan) Killoran Galway Michael Treacy Coppanagh
Killeenadeema Galway Michael Treacy Derrew Kilquain
Galway Michael Treacy Derrooghs
Kilkerrin Galway Michael Treacy Kiltullagh
Kilkerrin Galway Michael Treacy Treankyle
Kilconierin Galway Nicholas Tracey Carhoon Tynagh
Galway Patrick Tracey Ballynaheskeragh
Killimorbologue Galway Patrick Tracey Coolbaun West
Killimorbologue Galway Patrick Tracey Laraghmore
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Patrick Tracey Lismanny
Clontuskert Galway Patrick Tracey Raruddy East
Kilconickny Galway Patrick Tracey Springfield
Killoran Galway Patrick Tracy Ballynamuddagh
Killallaghtan Galway Patrick Tracy
Brackery South Tynagh Galway
Patrick Tracy Cooldorragha
Lickmolassy Galway Patrick Tracy Cormick
Abbeygormacan Galway Patrick Tracy Dunmore Dunmore
Galway Patrick Tracy Killeen Ahascragh
Galway Patrick Tracy Killeen Kilcloony Galway
Patrick Tracy Lattoon Ahascragh
Galway Patrick Tracy Patch Clonbern
Galway Patrick Tracy Pollremon
Templetogher Galway Patrick Treacy Carrowreagh
Killoran Galway Patrick Treacy Derrew Kilquain
Galway Patrick Tressy Knockatee East
Dunmore Galway Patrick Tressy Knockatee West
Dunmore Galway Peter Tracey Coolraugh Lickerrig
Galway Peter Tracey Crossderry
Lickerrig Galway Peter Tracey, Jr. Cloonlahan
(Geoghegan) Killoran Galway Peter Tracey, Sr. Cloonlahan
(Geoghegan) Killoran Galway Philip Tracey Cloonlyon
Killeroran Galway Philip Tracy Drinaun Killeroran
Galway Philip Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway Philip Trcey Ballygar Killeroran
Galway Sabina Tracy Woodford
Ballynakill Galway Stephen Treacy Treankyle
Kilconierin Galway Theophilus Tracey Raruddy East
Kilconickny Galway Thomas Tracey Cahercon Killinny
Galway Thomas Tracy Claretuam Belclare
Galway Thomas Tracy Claretuam Belclare
Galway Thomas Tracy Clonfert (Butson)
Clonfert Galway Thomas Tracy Dunmore Dunmore
Galway Thomas Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway Thomas Tracy Knockbally Vishteal
Dunmore Galway Thomas Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Thomas Tracy Russelstown
Addergoole Galway Thomas Treacy Gorteeny
Ballynakill Galway Thomas Treacy Graigueagowan Lickmolassy
Galway Thomas Treacy Kiltullagh
Kilkerrin Galway Thomas Treacy Kylemore
Ballynakill Galway Thomas Tressy Knockatee East
Dunmore Galway Timothy Tracey Skecoor Kiltormer
Galway William Tracey Ballygar
Killeroran Galway William Tracey Ballymabilla
Killallaghtan Galway William Tracey Drinaun
Killeroran Galway William Tracey Hermitage
Killeroran Galway William Tracey Lisheenaguile
Kiltormer Galway William Tracy Drinaun Killeroran
Galway William Tracy Killeroran Killeroran
Galway William Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway William Treacy Fahy
Killallaghtan Galway Winifred Treacy Brackloon
Killallaghtan Galway |
Patrick Tracy Cormick
Abbeygormacan Galway Bartholomew Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Edmund Tracey Laraghmore
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Edward Tracy Ballybaun
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Edward Tracy Caherphuca
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Honoria Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Michael Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Patrick Tracey Laraghmore
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Thomas Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway William Tracy Lissaniska
Abbeyknockmoy Galway Thomas Tracy Russelstown
Addergoole Galway John Tracy Ballybaun Ahascragh
Galway Patrick Tracy Killeen Ahascragh
Galway Patrick Tracy Lattoon Ahascragh
Galway Michael Tracey Ballinloughaun
Athenry Galway Bridget Treacy Gorteeny
Ballynakill Galway Sabina Tracy Woodford
Ballynakill Galway Thomas Treacy Gorteeny
Ballynakill Galway Thomas Treacy Kylemore
Ballynakill Galway Thomas Tracy Claretuam Belclare
Galway Thomas Tracy Claretuam Belclare
Galway Michael Tracy Woodfield
Boyounagh Galway Patrick Tracy Patch Clonbern
Galway Thomas Tracy Clonfert (Butson)
Clonfert Galway Bartholomew Tracy Clogh Clonkeen
Galway Martin Tracey Clogh Clonkeen
Galway Martin Tracy Clogh Clonkeen
Galway Michael Trassy Boleynagoagh
South Clonrush Galway John Tracy Atticoffey West
Clontuskert Galway Patrick Tracey Lismanny
Clontuskert Galway Bartholomew Tracy Kilnalappa
Dunmore Galway Bartholomew Tressy Knockatee
East Dunmore Galway Bartholomew Tressy Knockatee
West Dunmore Galway Daniel Tracy Dunmore Dunmore
Galway Hugh Tracy Meenleana Dunmore
Galway James Tressy Knockatee East
Dunmore Galway John Tracy Timadooaun Dunmore Galway
Patrick Tracy Dunmore Dunmore
Galway Patrick Tressy Knockatee East
Dunmore Galway Patrick Tressy Knockatee West
Dunmore Galway Thomas Tracy Dunmore Dunmore
Galway Thomas Tracy Knockbally Vishteal
Dunmore Galway Thomas Tressy Knockatee East Dunmore
Galway John Tracy Gannow Grange Galway Andrew Tracy Funshin Kilbegnet
Galway Andrew Trcy Funshin Kilbegnet
Galway Patrick Tracy Killeen Kilcloony
Galway Patrick Tracey Raruddy East
Kilconickny Galway Theophilus Tracey Raruddy East Kilconickny
Galway Michael Treacy Ballynageeragh
Kilconierin Galway Michael Treacy Boleydorragha
Kilconierin Galway Michael Treacy Treankyle
Kilconierin Galway Stephen Treacy Treankyle
Kilconierin Galway James Tracey Village of Spiddle
Kilcummin Galway Hugh Treacy Corracullin
Kilkerrin Galway John Treacy Kiltullagh Kilkerrin
Galway Laurence Treacy Kiltullagh
Kilkerrin Galway Michael Treacy Derrooghs
Kilkerrin Galway Michael Treacy Kiltullagh
Kilkerrin Galway Thomas Treacy Kiltullagh
Kilkerrin Galway Daniel Tracy Killagh More
Killallaghtan Galway Daniel Treacy Ballymabilla
Killallaghtan Galway John Tracy Lurgan Great
Killallaghtan Galway Laurence Tracy Ballynaclogh
Killallaghtan Galway Patrick Tracy Ballynamuddagh
Killallaghtan Galway William Tracey Ballymabilla
Killallaghtan Galway William Treacy Fahy
Killallaghtan Galway Winifred Treacy Brackloon
Killallaghtan Galway Michael Treacy Coppanagh
Killeenadeema Galway Malachy Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway Philip Tracey Cloonlyon
Killeroran Galway Philip Tracy Drinaun Killeroran
Galway Philip Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway Philip Trcey Ballygar Killeroran
Galway Thomas Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway William Tracey Ballygar
Killeroran Galway William Tracey Drinaun Killeroran
Galway William Tracey Hermitage
Killeroran Galway William Tracy Drinaun Killeroran
Galway William Tracy Killeroran
Killeroran Galway Michael Tracey Derradda South
Killimorbologue Galway Patrick Tracey Ballynaheskeragh
Killimorbologue Galway Patrick Tracey Coolbaun West
Killimorbologue Galway Thomas Tracey Cahercon Killinny
Galway John Treacy Carrowreagh Killoran
Galway Michael Treacy Cloonlahan
(Geoghegan) Killoran Galway Patrick Tracey Springfield
Killoran Galway Patrick Treacy Carrowreagh
Killoran Galway Peter Tracey, Jr. Cloonlahan
(Geoghegan) Killoran Galway Peter Tracey, Sr. Cloonlahan
(Geoghegan) Killoran Galway Anne Treacy Ardultagh Kilquain
Galway Michael Treacy Derrew Kilquain
Galway Patrick Treacy Derrew Kilquain
Galway Mary Tracey Boland's Lane
Kiltartan Galway Timothy Tracey Skecoor Kiltormer
Galway William Tracey Lisheenaguile
Kiltormer Galway John Tracey Turoe Kiltullagh
Galway Catherine Tracey Main St.
Kinvarradoorus Galway John Tracey Main St.
Kinvarradoorus Galway Michael Tracey Coolraugh
Lickerrig Galway Peter Tracey Coolraugh Lickerrig
Galway Peter Tracey Crossderry
Lickerrig Galway Michael Tracy Cooldorragha
Lickmolassy Galway Patrick Tracy Cooldorragha
Lickmolassy Galway Thomas Treacy Graigueagowan
Lickmolassy Galway John Tracy Corrafaireen Monivea
Galway Martin Tracy Cuddoo West Monivea
Galway Martin Tracy Shoodaun Monivea
Galway James Tracey Claddagh Rahoon
Galway Mary Tracey Presentation St.
Rahoon Galway Michael Tracey Middle St. St.
Nicholas Galway Martin Tracy Pollremon
Templetogher Galway Patrick Tracy Pollremon
Templetogher Galway Daniel Tracy Hillswood East Tuam
Galway John Tracey Bohernagreana or Sun
St. Tuam Galway Mary Tracey Bohernagreana or Sun
St. Tuam Galway Michael Tracey Bohernagreana or
Sun St. Tuam Galway Michael Tracy Ballaghalode Tuam
Galway Anne Tracy Polltalloon West
Tynagh Galway John Tracey Cloonnacusha Tynagh
Galway John Tracey Reaghan Tynagh
Galway Nicholas Tracey Carhoon Tynagh
Galway Patrick Tracy
Brackery South Tynagh Galway
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MISSING
ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
|
Name of Missing |
Home county |
Arrival |
AD Date |
SEEKER |
|
John
Tracey |
Kellysgrove,
Clontuskert, Galway |
MO 1852 |
19/9/1857 |
Kate
Tracey (sister) 33 Chapel St, Hartford CT |
|
John
Tracey |
Gragagowan,
Portumna, Lickmolassy, Galway |
St John
NBR 1836 |
12/11/1859 |
Margaret
Tracey (daughter) 83 Charles St, Boston MA |
|
Martin
Tracey |
Kiltulla,
Oranmore, Galway |
Princeton
NJ 1859 |
10/3/1860 |
Patrick
Tracey (brother) Contact:
James Morley, Greenwood MS |
|
Mary
Tracey |
Ballinasloe
NR, Kilcloony, Galway |
New
Haven CT 1844 |
3/1/1852 |
William
Tracey (brother) Unionville CT |
|
Thomas
Tracy (capenter) |
Kiltullagh,
Galway |
Albany,
NY |
3/5/1851 |
Dennis
Gurley (nephew) Media Co., Lodi, OH Contact:
Mr. Wilson, Medina Co, Lodi, OH |
|
Thomas
Tracy (with Lawrence Mahony) |
Gort(h)een,
Dunmore, Galway |
Pittsburgh
PA |
1/8/1863 |
John
Tracy, Oshkosh WI |
1851 Boston Pilot
Of THOMAS TRACY,
native of parish Kiltulla, county Galway, (by trade a carpenter). When last
heard of was in Albany, N. Y. He, or any one acquainted with his whereabouts,
would confer a favor by writing to his nephew, DENNIS GURLEY, care of Mr.
Winson, Lodi, Medina County, Ohio.
1852 Boston Pilot
Of Mary Tracey, from
co. Galway, near Ballinasloe, - came to America about 8 years ago. When last
heard of was in New Haven, Ct. Her brother, WILLIAM TRACEY, lives in
Unionville, Ct, and anxiously desires to hear from or about her.
1857 Boston Pilot
OF John Tracey, a
native of Kelly`s Grove, near Ballinasloe [co. Galway], who left about 5 years
ago; when last heard from was in Missouri. Information received by his sister,
Kate Tracey, 33 Chapel street, Hartford, Connecticut.
1859 Boston Pilot
OF John Tracey, native
of Gragagowan, parish of Portumna [co. Galway], who came to this country about
23 years ago; when last heard from he was in St John, New Brunswick. Any
information will be thankfully received by his daughter, Margaret, 83 Charles
street, Boston, Mass.
1860 Boston Pilot
Of Martin Tracey, a
native of Kiltulla [co. Galway], who, when last heard from, was in Princeton,
New York, about 12 months since. His brother Patrick is anxious to hear from
him. Address James Morley, Greenwood, Miss.
12th Dec 1863
Seeking information of Mrs
Winifred Ford (maiden name Tracy) who left the parish of Dunmore, Co Galway,
for this country (USA) in the month of March 1860, when last heard from she was
in New York. Any information concerning her will be thankfully received by her
brother Denis Tracy on board the US sloop-of-War Pawnee. Stone Inlet. S.C
1864 Boston Pilot
Of Michael Ruan and
Martin Treacy, natives of the parish of Newcastle, near Monivea, county Galway.
Any information of them will be thankfully received by Richard Morgan,
Nashville, Tennessee.
1864 Boston Pilot
OF BRIDGET and
CATHERINE TRACY, natives of the parish of Killoran, county Galway. Bridget came
to this country in November, 1856, and Catherine came in August, 1860. They
both landed in New York. If this should meet their eye, or any person knowing
their whereabouts, they would confer a favor by writing to their brother,
Michael Tracy, Mauch Chunk, Carbon county, Pa, in care of Timothy Heerin.
1864 Boston Pilot
Of John Treacy, who
emigrated from Clough, near Gurteen, county Galway, to this country about
sixteen years ago; when last heard from was in Wisconsin. Any information of
him will be thankfully received by his sister, Hanora Treacy, Nashville,
Tennessee.
1866 Boston Pilot
OF JOHN TRACY, native
of the parish of Gartheen, county Galway; when last heard from he was in
Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Any information concerning him will be thankfully received
by his sister, Honora Tracy, in care of Thomas Kennedy, No 2 Broad street, near
N Y C R R, Nashville, Tenn.
1866 Boston Pilot
OF JOHN TRACY, of
Klunlahn, parish of Killorin, county Galway, who sailed on board steamer AEtina
from Queenstown, for New York, April 16th, 1866. And of Michael Tracy, brother
of said John, who left Ireland about three years ago, and who is supposed to
have been in Ashland, Pennsylvania since then. Any information respecting
either of them will be thankfully received by, or dropping a line to, Thomas
Murray, Poeria, Illinois, or to Catherine Tracy, Poeria [sic], Illinois.
1868 Boston Pilot
Of Bridget, Mary and
John Treacy, formerly of Esker, county Galway, Ireland; when last heard from
they were in Augusta, Me. Any information of one or all will be thankfully
received by addressing Capt. John A. Hynes, 1410 Cass avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
1872 Boston Pilot
OF PHILIP TRACY, aged
31 years, a native of Menlena, Dunmore, county Galway, who left Brooklyn, N.
Y., July 4, 1867; when last heard from, two years ago, was in Cedar City,
Callaway county, Mo. Information of him will be received by his wife, Mary
Tracy, care of Thomas McLaughlin, No. 186 Navy street, Brooklyn, N. Y
09 Jan 1858 (BL) Obstructing a Clergyman in Reading the Funeral Service
At last Laurencetown Petty
Sessions, seven persons respectively named Peter Tracy, Michael M'Hugh, John
Brannon, George Smith, Bryan Bearne, Edward Muldoon and Thomas Kelly...Dr. John
P. Geogheghan of Kill Lodge [Established Church]...to be buried in
Kiltormer...some had been servants of the deceased insited that the remains be
buried in Abbeygormican...they carried the deceased on their shoulders...The
body was buried without any religious rites...
3 May 1858 MS 48,357/22 Mahon Papers (Additional)
Lease from Sir William Vesey Ross
Mahon to William Draper of the house and garden lately occupied by Mrs.
Connolly, the house lately occupied by John Tracy and the house plot of
Ahascragh (Co. Galway) lately occupied by John Downey for the term of sixty
years for a yearly rent of £2.10s. 3 May 1858. 1 item
July 16, 1858 (FJ) St. Jarlaths College, Tuam
...Tracy...Tracey..
17 July 1858 (N) St. Jarlaths College Tuam
...Caesar's Commentaries/Hooles
Terminations and swan's Sentences/Latin...Tracy...
June 1860 Regan v. O'Connor
...Michael Tracy...owner of a
billiard-room in Galway...
December 1861 Galway
...A lady known as the Hon. Mrs.
Winter, and says she has a claim to all the dilapidated houses in Galway, with
a few in good repair, made an assualt on Mrs Tracy, a widow woman, who keeps a
very respectable grocery, together with a billiard table and racket court. Mrs.
winter was accompanied by a set of fellows armed with pitchforks and bludgeons.
Mrs. Tracy collected a party to eject the intruders, and in the collision there
were several injured...A court case followed taken by Mr. Tracy against Mrs.
Winter for an assult and taking illegal possion of an out house. The
belligerents had their wounds in front...black eyes and sundry wounds...Mrs.
Winter offended the magistrates but eventually procured bail.
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Daniel Tracey, b. 1844, Lougrea, Galway
Edward Tracey, b. ?, Loughrea, Galway
James Treacy, b. 1856
Galway, Galway
John Tracey, b. 1837, Ballmasloe, Galway
John Tracy?, b. 1837 Portumna, Galway
Martin Tracey, b. 1845 Loughrea, Galway
Peter Treacy, b. 1880
Ballinastoe, Galway
Thomas Treacey, b.
1834 Dunmore, Galway
19 April 1861 (FJ) Ryan V. O'Connor
The action was one of assult,
tried at the last assizes of Galway...It had been originallly against three
persons, Tracy, O'Connor and Deely, but Tracy had died before the trial. The
plaintiff alledged that the three defendants, being in a billard room in
Galway...down a flight of stairs [removed him]...
1861 British Census
Anne Tracey, b. abt 1838 Galway
Ireland, Cheshire England
Bridget Tracy, b. abt 1801 Galway
Ireland, Lancashire England
John Tracey, b. abt 1826 Galway
Ireland, Staffordshire England
Margaret Tracy, b. abt 1835 Galway
Ireland, Lancashire England
Martin Tracey, spouse: Mary, b.
abt 1836 Galway Ireland, Staffordshire England
= Mary Tracey, spouse: Martin, b.
abt 1836 Galway Ireland, Staffordshire England
Mary Tracey b. abt 1841, Galway
Ireland, Denbighshire Wales
Mary Tracy, b. abt 1834 Galway
Ireland, Lancashire England
Michael Tracey, b. abt 1842 Galway
Ireland, Derbyshire England
Thomas Tracy, b. abt 1821 Galway
Ireland, Lancashire England
Loftus's
inland revenue almanack and official directory
1861
Second Class Assistant
Stephen Tracey, Dublin
1863
First Class Assistant
Stph Treacy,
Galway 2D
3 Feb 1864 (BL) University
Intelligence
Stephen Treacy, officer, Letterkenny, 2nd ride, Londonderry collection, has been appointed to Shrule ride, Galway collection.
1864
Rides
S Treacy, Letterkenny 2
1864 Loftus's inland revenue almanack and
official directory
S. Treacey,
Letterkenny, (Dunfanaghy)
1880
Belfast Street Directory
Inland Revenue Office, Queen's
Square, Division Officers - Belfast 2nd Division; Stephen Treacy
August 1862 Perjury
Mary Tracy...at Portumna...assult
case between two brothers named Ryan...
31 October 1862 (FJ) The O'Connell National Statue
The Monement in Galway (from the
Vindicator)...The Rev. father Tracy was called to the chair amidst loud
demonstrations of applause...
1862
Offences commited in the County of Galway
Riots and Affray of John Ney,
blacksmith, 3 Dec 1861, Galway town, inf lodged 4 Dec 1861, Catherine Tracy,
dismissed at petty sessions
Serious assults on John Fahy &
John Finerty, farmers, 24 Feb 1862, Tiaquinn Galway, inf lodged 25 Feb 1862,
Patrick Burke Peter Gready Thomas Tressy, conviicted at petty sessions
13
December 1862 Will Reverend John M'Cabe
The Will of the Reverend John
M'Cabe formerly a Curate of the Roman Catholic Cathedral but afterwards and at
the time of his decease Vicar of the Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus at Calcutta deceased who died in the month of September 1858 at same
place was proved at the Principal Registry by the oath of James Austin Tracy
of the college house in the County of the town of Galway Roman Catholic
Clergyman sole executor. Effects under £5
Abstracts of Wills and Admins in
the National Library.
1862 Court
Millar v. Tressy
Application to change venue from
Dublin to Galway. THe action was brought by Dublin Merchants against the
defendant as administratix of her deceased husband, who kept a billard room in
Galway to recover a sum of £35 due for goods.
August 1863 Portumna Races
...Frederick Tracy rode Gipsy...
27 January 1864 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions - Vulcan versus Pan
Owen Boohan summoned Francis
Tracy, a farmer, for 14s.6d., due to him for smith work...case adjourned...
6 March 1864 (N) California Deaths
Tracy - Dec 29, near Folsom,
Michael Tracy, a native of the county Galway, aged 38 years.
March 1864 Galway
In the matter of the estate of
Valentine Browne and others, owners and petitioners. The lands of Cappagh and
Derryooghs, containing 1308a2r26p held under lease for lives renewalable for
ever at a yearly rent of £92/6/2 and producing a net rental of £82/8/11. Mr
Daniel Tracy purchased at £2400.
4 May 1864 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions
Ellen Calihan summoned John Tracy
for knocking her down with a blow of a shovel...27th of last month...fine of
5s. or 14 days, but for the provocation the punishment would have been £5.
6 July 1864 (NG) Killimore Petty Sessions
Tracey v. Broderick - Broderick
was charged by compliant with cutting his turf bank by force, at Garranameeta.
It appeared in evidence that Tracey lives a considerable distance from the
bog...adjourned for Agents evidence.
10 August and 7 September 1864 (NG) Killimore Petty Sessions
Patrick Tracy summoned Thomas
Broderick, of Garrinameta [Garraunnameetagh Galway?], for carrying away
bog-stuff, his property, for his own use, and for the purpose of selling it to
others. It appear in evidence, that a few years ago Tracy [Broderick?] got
possession of a farm of 10 acres, formerly held by Broderick. Broderick stated
that he retained three acres and the bog in question. John Brishane, the
bailiff, stated that three years ago, by direction of his master, Mr. Smyth, of
Masonbrook, he gave possession of Tracy's holding to Broderick, who paid up the
arrears of rent then due, amounting to £22, except three acres which were to be
reserved by Tracy, and which were to be as near his house as possible; no mention
was made of the bog.
1864 –
State Registered Births (See HOME
for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Margaret, Scarriff,
Clare/Galway. 4 401
Tracey, Patrick, Ballinasloe,
Galway/Roscommon. 4 36
Tracey, Thadeus, Scarriff,
Clare/Galway. 19 473
Tracy, Catherine, Tuam, Galway. 9
540
Tracy, John, Tuam, Galway. 14 535
Tracy, Mary, Tuam, Galway. 9 551
Tracy, Mary, Tuam,
Galway. 9 566
Tracy, Mary, Ballinasloe,
Galway/Roscommon. 14 35
Tracy, Michael, Ballinasloe,
Galway/Roscommon. 14 25
Tracy, (male), Ballinasloe,
Galway/Roscommon. 14 26
Tracy, (male), Tuam, Galway. 4 456
Tracy, (female), Clifden, Galway.
9 202
Trassy, Bridget, Gort,
Clare/Galway. 14 333
Trassy, Mary, Glennamaddy, Galway/Roscommon.
19 319
Trasy, Mary, Glennamaddy,
Galway/Roscommon. 14 304
Treacy, Anne, Mountbellew, Galway.
9 420
Treacy, Mary, Portumna, Galway. 9
474
Treacy, Nicholas, Portumna,
Galway. 4 394
Tressy, Mary, Loughrea, Galway. 4
336
Deaths – Newspaper Notices
Malachy Tracey; Ballygar GAL IRL;
Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1864-1-19; dja
28 April 1865 IT
Oughterard Regatta,
Galway...Harkaway won pulled by Messers M. Tracey, Braughall, Cloyton and
Haeler...Odalique pulled by Mesers Tracey and Braughall...
Saint Mark, Liverpool to New York 22 May 1865
William Treacy, 20, M, labourer,
Kings county
Mary Tracy, 48, F, servant, Galway
28 June 1865 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions
Martin Tracy, of Tyrnascragh
[Tiranascragh, Galway], summoned Michael Fitzgerald for assaulting him, by
stricking him with an oar, which knocked him down...Fitzgerald said that he
found his boat two miles from its place, with Tracy and two young women in
her...Fitzgerald stole up on Tracy and struck him...A cross case of stealing
the boat was dismissed...
15 July 1865 (FJ) ArchBishop of Tuam
...deputation of the principal
inhabitants...We the undersigned parishioners of Dunmore...Pat Tracey...
19 September and 3 October 1866 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions
Nicholas Tracy, of Shehanarush
[Sheeaunrush], summoned Michael, Patt and Catherine Kelly of Cooldurraghs, for
assaulting him with a hurley and other weapons on the 10 inst at Cooldurraght,
cutting his head and inflicting other injuries. Cross case of killing
[trespassing] geese...Patrick Tracy, father of complainant...one of Tracy's
sons had been fractured in another melee a few years ago...Kellys fines and
both parties to keep the peace...
14 November 1866 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions
Edward Burke, an old man,
prosecuted John Tracy, of Shehanarush, for assaulting him, by hitting him with
a stone which knocked him off a cart, on the evening of the 29th ult, on his
way home for Portumna...Witness war carried by a man named Kelly who shouted
"blood money" at Tracy (This had reference to a portion of a fine
awarded to Tracy, for an assault committed on him by the owner of the
cart)...discrepancy in evidence and provocation..case dismissed.
A charge of aiding and abetting
against Patt, Nicholas and James Tracy, of Shesbanarush, Michael and Thomas
Ridge of Cahir, and Michael Tracy, of Ballymartin [Galway], was likewise
dismissed.
1866 Curraduff West (Galway, 30/4), "in the stream south of Captain Tracy's Lodge, in a bed about five feet thick, there is a
foliation oblique to the bedding; and, as the rock is more a schist than a
gneiss, perhaps it may be the cleavage planes that the foliation follows."
XXV.—Notes
On The Foliation In The Gneiss And Schist Of YarConnaTight. By G. Henm Ktnahan,
Senior Geologist of the Geological Survey of Ireland.
[Read
before the Royal Geological Society of Ireland, January 10, 1866.] Dublin
quarterly journal of Science, Volume 6
22 February 1867 (TH) Tuam Diocesan Missionary Fund
Headford...Mrs. Tracey...
9 March 1867 (TH) Wilful Murder of Wife
...inquest held at Russeltown near
Miltown...Thomas Treacy, a small farmer, residing near Milltown...next assizes.
15 March 1867 (TH) Galway Assizes
Thomas Tracy was placed at the bar
charged with having on the first day of March 1867, did with malice afore
thought kill and slay Margaret Tracy his wife. - The prisoner was remanded to
next Assizes.
15 March 1867 IT
Thomas Tracey, murder of wife
Margaret Tracey at Russelstown [Galway] on 28th February...
15 March 1867 (FJ) Murder - Galway
Thomas Tracey was indicted for the
wilful murder of his wife Margaret Tracey, at Russellstown on the 28th February
last...had no money to pay counsel...counsel appointed...guilt or innocence
depended on his state of mind...adjourned.
31 July 1867 (FJ) Galway - Murder
Thomas Tracy was indiced that he,
on the 1st of March last, did murder Margaret Tracy, his wife at
Russellstown...18 years married...almost three years ago, one Walsh, a cousin
of the prisoner died in England and since then the prisoner had been disturbed
in his mind...not guilty of unsound mind. He was remanded to prison...
3 August 1867 (TH) Galway County Court
Thomas Tracy...did murder Margaret
Tracy, his wife, at Russellstown, in this county...had been eighteen years
married and during that period had been good friends and never had any quarrel.
About three years ago one Walsh, a cousin of the prisoner had died in England
and since then the prisoner had been disturbed in his mind...spade...and clove
her skull...the jury found the prisoner not guilty, he being at the time of
unsound mind...
13 March 1867 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions
Wages - Mary Tracy summoned
Catherine Head for the sum of 6s6d, balance of an account due for horse hire.
Decree for the amount.
17 April 1867 (NG) Portumna Petty Sessions
Constable Monahan of Kelly's Mills
[2 miles from NW Lough Derg] summoned Laurence Tracy...for neglecting to
register their dogs.
1 June 1867 (TH) Dog Licences
Thomas Tracy, Claretuam
8 June 1867 (TH) Dog Licences
James Theany, Ballinastack
Pat Tracy, Curraferine
Edmond Tressy, Lavamore
Pat Tressy, Lisaneskea
Bartly Tressy, Lisaneskea
Martin Tressy, Abbey
Daniel Tracy, Hillswood
Edward Tracy, Caherpuck
20 July 1867 (TH) To be sold
...by the denomination 'the Thirds
of Tuam'...includes...Tressy's Plot...
23 November 1867 (TH) Estate of Frederick John Foster
...Tuam...Tressy's plot...
January 21
1868 Landed Estates Court –County of Galway
Estate of James Whyte, owner; John Degan and another petitioner
Lot 2, the life-estate of the owner in the dwelling house, offices and
lands of Ballycortan, containing 120 statute acres; profit of rent £100. Sold
to D. Tracey, in trust, at £350. Solicitor James Blacquiere
County of Longford
Estate of George Crawfordand others, owners; Charles J. Burke Petitioner
Lot 1. Part of the lands of Lisbrack, containing 13 a, 2r, 29 p. Statute
measures, hold for one life or 31 years; profit rent £42 5s. Sold to D. Tracy,
for £320
The Irish law times and
solicitors' journal, Volume 1, p.803
22 January 1868 (FJ) Galway
Lot 2. The life estate [now aged
54 years] of the owner [James Whyte] in the dwelling house, offices and lands
of Ballycorban, containing 120 statute acres; net yearly profit rent, £1000.
Mr. D Tracey was the buyer, in trust...
22 June 1868 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
...Mrs C Tracey, Middle street,
Galway, per collection box...
28 March 1869 – 11 September 1869 Minutes of Board of
Guardian Meetings Gort - Archives
‘I give notice on this day fortnight I will move that the resolution requiring
two years residence in the house previous to getting clothing be rescinded, and
the period of six months be substituted or such other time as the Board may
think fit, and that any pauper requiring clothing must give at least one days
notice to the Master and come before the Board in his own clothes if he has
any. I also give notice that John Brogan, John, Learn and Mat Tracy are to get clothes on this day week. Walter Shawe Taylor’
(p91).
24 July 1869 (NG) Parsonstown Board of Guardians
...case of Margaret Tracy, an
applicant for relief...her connection with Portumna Union...
September/October 1870
Ambulance Committee in aid of the French Army
...Dunmore [Galway?]...P. Tracy...J Treacy...? Tracy...
15 October 1870 (FJ)
French Ambulanes
Dunmore...Patrick Treacy...James Treacy...Michael Treacy...
3 December 1870 (TH)
Enlivening the Town
An old pensioner, though a pretty young[?] ??? soldier, named John Tracy, responded to the ??? constable Meddigan to render an account of his ??? Dunmore on the 20th ult. The Constable charged him with being "on the go" and shouting through the streets &c, but admitted that he conducted ??? very well during his short sojourn in the "lock-up". His Worship, taking this into consideration and ??? how much the defendant must have "suffered for his country" when "in the army" ordered him to be discharged with a caution.
1870 Amount Collected at Athenry RC Chapel...for the suffering French...
...2s...Thomas Tressy, Athenry...
9 December 1870 (FJ)
Athenry Roman Catholic Church
...Wounded French...Patrick Burke, Thomas Tressy, Athenry...
1870?…Glengowla East Mine [near Oughterard], from
a map by Captain Tracy…Kinehan, G.H., Nolan, J., 1870. Explanation
to accompany Sheet 95 of the map of the Geological Survey of Ireland, including
the country around Headford and Oughterard, illustrating parts of the counties
of Galway and Mayo. Geological Survey of Ireland Memoirs Vol. 5, Memoir 95,
65-66
Moore, K. R. (2004)
Historical Use of Stone and Metal in Western Ireland. Journal of the Galway
Archaeological and Historical Society, Vol. 56 (2004), pp. 1-21 Published by:
Galway Archaeological & Historical Society
9 December 1871 (TH)
Galway Elections - Barony of Tiaquin
Martin Treacy, Clogh
Edmond Tracy, Caherpuca or Ballybane
Martin Tracey, Cullagh South
1871 British Census
Edward Tracey, spouse Maria, b. abt 1813 Ireland, Lancashire England
= Maria Tracey, spouse Edward, b. abt 1823 Galway Ireland,
Lancashire England
John Tracy, spouse Catherine, b. abt 1837 Galway Ireland, Lancashire
England
= Catherine Tracy, spouse John, b. abt 1840 Galway Ireland,
Lancashire England
John Tracey, spouse Mary, b. abt 1837 Galway Ireland, Staffordshire
England
= Mary Tracey, spouse John, b. abt 1828 Galway Ireland,
Staffordshire England
Michael Treasey, spouse Maria, b. abt 1831 Galway Ireland, Cheshire
England
= Maria Treasey, spouse Michael, b. abt 1832 Cheshire England,
Cheshire England
Michael Tracy, spouse Margaret, b. abt 1826 Galway Ireland,
Staffordshire England
= Margaret Tracy, spouse Michael, b. abt 1826 Mayo Ireland,
Staffordshire England
Pat Tracy, spouse Margt, b. abt 1805 Galway Ireland, Lancashire
England
= Margt Tracy, spouse Pat, b. abt 1803 Galway Ireland, Lancashire
England
Thomas Tracy, spouse Bridget, b. abt 1826 Galway Ireland, Lancashire
England
= Bridget Tracy, spouse Thomas, b. abt 1832 Galway Ireland,
Lancashire England
Thomas Tracey, spouse Catharine, b. abt 1841 Galway Ireland,
Lancashire England
= Catharine Tracey, spouse Thomas, b. abt 1848 Dublin Ireland, Lancashire
England
Ann Tracey, b. abt 1805 Galway Ireland, Yorkshire England
Bridget Tracy, b. abt 1840 Galway Ireland, Lancashire England
Dennis Tracy, b. abt 1811 Galway Ireland, Lancashire England
Julia Tracy, b. abt 1843 Galway Ireland, Lancashire England
M Tracy, b. abt 1836 Galway Ireland, London England
Margaret Tracy, b. abt 1825 Galway Ireland, Lancashire England
Sarah Tracey, b. abt 1827 Galway Ireland, Lancashire England
January 30, 1872 (FJ) The County Galway Election
...over 21 years...course park
division of Kellysgrove...James Trassy &c. - living on this very farm
before it was sold to Lord Clancarty...
April 1872 Galway Election
Petition
...17 Ballinderry people some refreshment...Mark Treacy [bar/restaurant?] was ordered by the judge to go home and search for a letter [from Hanley] for payment of account...
22 April 1872 (FJ) The Galway Election Petition
...Mark Tracy, publican, Galway,
deposed that he gave drink to the extent of £33 on the order of John Hanley,
who lives near Ballinderry, Captain Nolan's residence...
23 April 1872 (FJ) The Galway
Election Petition
John Hanley sworn...Do yo intend
to pay Tracy? The tenants are well able to pay themselves; if they don't pay I
will; I never wrote my name to anything; this is not my handwriting...Tracy
(recalled) - This man (Hanley) wrote his name (Hanley's) on my counter...
23 April 1872 Irish Times
Galway Election (Barony of Clare)
…I did not order any drink or entertainment at Treacys…(dispute over ‘election’ bill)
25 April 1872 (FJ) The Galway Election Petition
...publican Tracy...Tracy said
that on the evening before...some men were brought to his house for the
purposes of the namination day. It was distinctly proved by him that they were
not voters, [but] to cheer the speakers or prevent a hearing...Ryan was debited
in Treacy's book for £12/3/7...
28 May 1872 (FJ) The Galway Election Petition
...The first most serious and most
suspicious [charge] is that of the man Tracey in the town of Galway, extending
to £33 or £34...[to] a tenant of Captain Nolan.
11 May 1872 (FJ) Association fopr the Propagation of the Faith
Diocese of Tuam...Willie Tracy
2s...
June 29, 1872 (FJ) The Galway Vindication Fund
Galway City?...5s...Mark
Treacy...2s6d...Mr. Treacy...Mrs Treacey...
1 July 1872 (FJ) Galway/Nolan
Indemnity Fund
Castlegar, Galway...John Tracy...
Milltown, Tuam...Patrick Tracy...
15 July 1872 (FJ) The Galway Vindication Fund
Eyrescourt, County Galway...widow
Tracy 1s...
16 July 1872 (FJ)
St. Mary's Dunmore...Pat Treacy...
20 July 1872 (FJ) Galway Vindication Fund
Ahescragh/Caltra...2s6d...Thomas
Tracey...
7 August 1872 (FJ) The
Galway Vindication Fund
Abbey, Ballyglunin, County Galway...5s...Martin Tracy...2s6d...Ed Tracy...
13 August 1872 (FJ) Galway
Regatta
...lough Corrib...the prize was a silver tankard, presented by Messrs Wheeler and Co., per M. Tracy, Esq., Galway...First crew...Tracy second...
16 August 1873 (TH) Galway
Regatta
...Lough Corrib...The prize was a silver tankard, presented by Messrs Wheeler and Co. per T Tracy, Esq, Galway...First crew...Tracy...
August 1873 Corrib Rowing
Club
...thanks to Messrs Salt and Co. (Burton on Trent) for silver goblets through Mr. T Tracy, their agent in Galway...
1872 Shorthand Writers' Notes of Judgment of Mr. Justice Keogh on Trial of Galway County Election Petition
11 April 1872 Evidense of Mr. W.D. Griffith
Denis Tracy accomapnied him from Dunmore to Tuam under an escort of Lancers.
18 January 1873 (TH)
Ejectments - Rishworth v. O'Neill
...lands of Carnane, which O'Neill sublet to a man named Tressy without permission...Pat Tressy, who depossed that he purchased from Hugh O'Neill, the former tenant, the possession and good will of the house and land in question at £37...the ejectment was valid in law, and granted a decree.
15 March 1873 (TH) 10 July
1875 (TH) Gouldings Manures
Agents...Patrick Tracey, Cloonrane, Ballindine...
17 May 1873 (FJ)
Presentation to Father Coen, Woodford, Galway
2s6d...J Tracy...
1873 Tuam Sessions
Rishworth v. O’Neill
...lands of Carnane...Pat Tressy purchased from Hugh O'Neill, the former tenant, the good-will of the house and land for £37. The case went to appeal.
April 1875 Corrib Rowing
Club
Boat House, Earl's Island Galway...gentlemen elected honorary officiers...Thomas Treacy...
June 1875 Treacy v. The
Waterford and Limerick Railway
A shopkeeper in Athenry, to recover damages for injury travelling from Athenry to Tuam on June Last. Awarded £50 damages.
4 September 1875 (TH)
Eglington Racket Court
...court may be soon roofed...Much credit is due to Mr Tracy, for his suggestions in the regard, and it is expected that he will get the necessary support for carrying them out speedily. - Galway Express
January 1876
Patrick Tracey of Galway, for having at the North Wall, a sheep suffering from scab disease. Fined £1.
19 February 1876 (N) The
Martyr's Cross, Glasnevin
...Per Mr. John Leavy, collected by Mr P Tracey, Dunmore, county Galway...P. Tracey 2s...Daniel Tracey...1s...
14 December 1878 (N)
O'Donovan Rossa Testimonial
...from Dunmore, per Mr. P. Tracy £2.
11 November 1876 (TH)
A letter was received from the contractor of Claretuam graveyard stating that he had been prevented by a man namerd Tracy (requiring compensation) from finishing the work.
18 November 1876 (TH) Tuam Board of Guardians
A letter was a week ago, received from a man named Thos Tracey of Clare Tuam, claiming for 1 acre 3 roods 3 perches (of his property enclosed the sum of £6. The grave yard contains 1 rood 35 perches. He also complained of all the work being done in bad waether which habit should be discontinued. By a letter before the Board to-day he claimed £8 for the land of his enclosed wit burial ground...The Chairman - The map shows there was six perches taken from Tracey. It appears a wall was built...Tracy's land went all round the graveyard. The Clerk said the map showed it did not...
23 December 1876 (TH) Tuam
Petty Sessions
Acting-Constable McNulty v. John Tracy - Found drunk on the public streets of Tuam on the 21st of November. Defendant was an old man residing in Bishop street. Fined 2s6d and costs as there was no evidence of his ever before having been brought into court for such an offence.
1876 Return of
holdings purchased by Tenants from the Church Temporalities
Claretuam, Tuam, Clare, Galway County
Thomas Treacy, sale 11 March 1876, 2a/3r/17p, valuation £1/15/0, rent £2, Gross £50, cash -, Mortgage -, 31/8/1880 arrears -
5 March 1877 (TH) Tuam
Board of Guardians
...M. Tracey...
12 march 1877 (TH) Tuam
Poor Law Guardians
Electorial Division
Abbey West and Ryehill - Martin Tracey
Claretuam - Barthly Canavan nominated by Thos Tracey
26 March 1877 (TH) Tuam
Guardians
...Martin Tracy...[also P. Tracey?]...
16 April 1877 (TH) Dunmore
Petty Sessions
A few unimportant cases being disposed of, an assult case between the Joyes of Garrafauns[?], and Tracys of Knockatee[?], and Noone of Shanballymore came on for hearing.
7 May 1877 (TH) Young Mens
Debates, Tuam
...first meeting...Mr. Tracey followed...
21 May 1877 (TH) Dunmore
Petty Sessions
John Donlan v. Mary Rabbit...Catherine Tracy was next called...
28 December 1877 (FJ)
Ballinasloe Temperance Society
An amateur concert...J. Treacy and Mrs. Treacy...Galway...
8 January 1878 (FJ) The
Clifden Meeting
Signed on behalf of the people [of Clifden and Connemara]...Michael Tracy...
12 January 1878 (N)
Clifden Meeting
...undersigned people of Connemara...Singed on behalf of the people...Michael Tracy...
28 March 1878 (FJ) The
Political Prisoners
...E Tracy, Ballycolgan [Galway?]...1s...
July 1878 Catholic
Institute for the deaf and dumb, Cabra
Collections...Mrs M Tracy, Middle street, Galway, per Collection Box 16s...Mr DT Tracy, Carysfort avenue, Blackrock £1...
Canterbury, Glasgow to
Otago 10 Dec 1878 (assisted emigration)
Thomas Treacy, 27 years, married, farm labourer, of Galway
Bridget Treacy, 25 years
Margaret Treacy, 12 years (age crossed out) transfrd to single women
Mary Treacy, 8 years
Thomas Treacy, 5 years
Pat Treacy, 2 years
Elizabeth Treacy, 3 months
1878 Galway West
Ridding
Denis Treacy convicted at quart sessions July 1878 and sentenced to 12 months imprisonment with hard labour for highway robbery on Patrick Gready 19 June 1878
1/7/1878 to 1/1/1880 Removal of poor from England and Scotland
Mary Treacy of Ballinasloe, nine months in New York and one month in Liverpool
1880 Galway West
Ridding
A letter received through the Post-office 18 October 1880 threatening Thomas Treacy with "bullets" if he did not give up herding for a man who took a farm from which tenants were evicted about 15 years agoo
August 1880 Irish National
Land League
At Belclare, near Tuam a meeting of tenant farmers to establish a branch...on the platform...Thomas Treacy...
28 August 1880 (N)
Demonstration at Belclare [four miles from Tuam]
platform...Thomas Treacy...Annaghdown branch...- Irish Times
1880 Galway West
Ridding
John Glyn was acquitted at quarter sessions and Patt Treacy at Petty Sessions of the charge of assult endangering life on Thady Ryan on 27 March 1880.
1880’s Fenians
“In Dunmore the ‘centre’, I think, was Pat
Treacy, a shoemaker.”
Ryan, Mark Francis (1946) Fenian Memories.
1880 Parliamentary
Papers
Ballinasloe - Mary
Treacy