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ANTRIM
No 183 Moore to
O'Hara & ors
3 Jan 1875 Between Harry Adair Tracey a Captain in the Royal Artillery then quartered at Woolish of the first part Margaret Stewart Moore of Ballydivity in the County of Antrim Spinster of the second part the Reverend Henry Stewart O'Hara of Coleraine in the County of Londonderry Clerk and Anthony Trail of Ballylough in the said County of Antrim Esquire Trustees for the purposes therein and hereinafter mentioned of the third part Reciting at a marriage was then intended shortly to be had and Solemnized between the said Harry Adair Tracy and Margaret Stewart Moore...
No 191 Anketell &
anr to Tracey & anr
24 Aug 1900 Memorial of an Indenture Between Augusta Anketell of & at 57 men at 206 Greenmount Muckamore [Muckamore, Grange of] in the County of Antrim Spinster, of the first part , Selina Sarah Anketell of Greenmount aforesaid Spinster and the said Augusta Anketell of the second part and Eleanor Agnes Mary Tracey and Beryl Tracey both of Island na hoe Dervock [Islandahoe AND Dervock in Derrykeighan] in the County of Antrim , Spinster of the third part and endorsed upon an Indenture of Mortgage dated the 1 Feb 1895 and made between Harry Ouris Tracey of the one part and Bertha Grace Phoebe Anketell and the said Augusta Anketell of the other part. Whereby after reciting the death of the therein within named Harry Owens Tracey on the 28 Jan 1895 intestate leaving the said Eleanor Agnes Mary Tracey and Beryl Tracey his only Sisters and Co heress at law him surviving and that letters of administration of his estate and effects were granted to the said Eleanor Agnes Mary Tracey on the 16 Apr 1896...representatives of the said Bertha Grace Phoebe Anketell did thereby grand and release unto the said Eleanor Agnes Mary Tracey and Beryl Tracey , All and Singular the lands hereditaments and premises...
No 221 Northern Bank to Bristown
1 May 1902 between the Northern Banking Company Limited having their regisand Office at Victoria Street in the City of Belfast of the first part Frank Wallace of Black Birches Hadnall Shropshire the second part Clement Kennedy Cordner of Greenmount Muckamore in the County of Antrim Esquire of the third part Evelyn Margaret Owens late of Holston in the said County of Antrim Widow the late James Owens the younger ) of the fourth part Margaret Owens and Jane Owensboth of Halestone aforesaid Spinster Jane Emely Orr of Kingsleigh Walton on Thames Spinster Harriett Charlotte Orr of Kingsleigh aforesaid Spinster Mary Harriett Orr of Kingsleigh aforesaid Spinster Eleanor Agnes Mary Tracey of Island-na-hoe Dervock [Islandahoe Dervock both in Derrykeighan] in the said County of Antrim Spinster Beryl Tracey of Holestone [Kilbride] aforesaid Spinster ( hereinafter called the said Coparceness of the fifth part and Edward Jones Bristow of Bedford Street in the City of Belfast Merchant & Chas Gathorne Edmund Orrif Gonville House Blackwater Road Eastbourne in the County of Sussex Esquire of the sixth part...
No 64 McConnell to
Tracey
11 Oct 1915 Between Joseph McConnell of the City of Belfast Estate Agent ( therein after called the Grantor ) of the one part and Daniel Tracey of the City of Belfast aforesaid Manager ( therein after called the Grantee ) of the other part...in consideration of the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds...that piece or parcel of ground and premises being part of the Townland of Ballymurphy on the North side of the Donegall Road in the City of Belfast...with the dwelling house and premises erected thereon and now known as Roslyn...yearly rent of five pounds ten shillings...
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CARLOW
N 496146 Vigors to
Tracey
21 Apr 1818 between Revd Richard Vigors then late of the City of Dublin Clerk of the one part and J. Tracey of Leighlinbridge in the Coy of Carlow man Servant of the other part...part of the land of old Leighlin commonly called and known by the name of Moneduff [Moanduff Killinane OR Oldleighlin] contg 8a 1r Plantation measure...lately in the posession of BLANK Hughes farmer...early Rent of 40 Shillings by the Acre...John Tracey Set his mark to said indented Deed of Lease...
No 263 Tuthill to
Tracey (or) Tracy
7 Mar 1877 between Robert Chatenuffe Tuthill Lieutenant in Her Majestys fourth Regiment of Hussars of the one part and Henry Tracey of Ballylean [Ballyleen Ballon] in the County of Carlow farmer of the other part...sixty acres...
No 99 Tracey to
Kennedy
21 Aug 1896 Between Edward Tracey of Store street Police Station in the City of Dublin Constable of the one part and James Kennedy of Borris in the County of Carlow Shop keeper and farmer of the other part... lands of Ballinree [Sliguff] containing one hundred and two acres and seven perches statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Irone East and County of Carlow held by the said Edward Tracey under a statutory tenancy from P. C. Newton Esquire at the yearly Judicial rent of Sixty pounds...
No 215 Kehoe to Kehoe
20 Feb 1900 between Garrett Kehoe of Mount Neill to choc otherwise Waterstown Rathvilly [Mountneill Waterstown in Rathvilly] in the County of Carlow farmer of the first part and Patrick Kehoe of Mount Neill aforesaid farmer son of said Garrett Kehoe of the second part...witnessed by Michael P. J. Tracey Rathvilly farmer and miller, Bernard Smyth Rathvilly farmer and miller...
No 227 Tracey &
anr to Nolan
24 Jan 1901 between Anne Tracey of Templeowen [Fennagh] ( adjoining the Fair Green of Tullow ) in the County of Carlow Widow and Thomas Tracey of Templeowen aforesaid ( brother in - law of said Anne Tracey ) of the one part and Joseph J. Nolan of Tullow [Fennagh OR Tullowphelim] in the County of Carlow medical Doctor of the other part...two acres two roods late Jush plantation measure or thereabouts with the house and premises thereon then occupied by said Anne Tracey and Thomas Tracey the house and premises thereon then occupied by Edward Lawler and the house and premises thereon then occupied by Patrick Nolan the said Edward Lawler and Patrick Nolan being weekly tenants to said Anne Tracey and Thomas Tracey or either of them ) also the house and premises on said lands then vacant but formerly occupied by Ellen Rymeall which aforesaid lands houses and premises were held from Dermott H Doyne Esquire by said Anne Tracey and Thomas Tracey or either of them under a yearly tenances at the yearly rent of eleven pounds and are situate in the Paush of Fenagh Barony of Rathilly and County of Carlow...
No 3 Tracey - Cert of
Reg of Title
13 Jun 1903 part of the lands of Ballickmoyler [Killabban] containing 33a.3r.1p statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Slievemargy and Queens County held in fee simple entered on the folo No 1211 of the Register Ownership Michael Tracey farmer whose postal address is Killeshin Carlow is the owner...
No 47 Tracey to Pub
Works Comrs
10 Oct 1911...Michael P.J. Tracey orse Michael P. Tracey orse Michael Tracey of Rathvilly [Rathvilly] in the County of Carlow Farmer owner... approved of certain necessary works for the Improvement of the said Lands...loan of Fifty pounds sterling...Owner: Michael P.J. Tracey orse Michael P. Tracey orse Michael Tracey Lands: Patrickswell [Rathvilly] Barony: Rathvilly County: Carlow Map: 4
No 130 Clayton to
Tracey
7 Nov 1928 A Memorial of a Indenture of Assignment BETWEEN ROBERT CLAYTON BROWNE CLAYTON of Browneshill Carlow in the County of Carlow Esquire therein and hereinafter called " the Lessor "...of the one part and KATE TRACEY of Tullow Street Carolw [Carlow] in the County of Carlow Spinster therein and hereinafter called the Lessee...plot of ground with the houses yards and out offices thereon situate at Tullow Street in the town PARISH BARONY AND COUNTY OF CARLOW...the same were leased to Edward Tracey ( therein mentioned ) by a certain lease therein recited ( now surrendered ) of the 12 Aug 1861
No 131 Clayton to
Tracey
7 Nov 1928 A Memorial of a Indenture of Lease BETWEEN ROBERT CLAYTON BROWNE CLAYTON of Browneshill Carlow in the County of Carlow Esquire therein and hereinafter called " the Lessor "...of the one part and KATE TRACEY of Tullow Street Carolw [Carlow] in the County of Carlow Spinster therein and hereinafter called the Lessee...that plot of ground with the houses and yard thereon situate at Browne Street and Chapel Lane otherwise College Street in the TOWN PARISH BARONY AND COUNTY OF CARLOW containing...more of less as the same were leased to the said Edward Tracey by a certain lease therein recited ( then surrendered ) of the 12 Aug 1861...
No 34 Tracey to
Phillips & anr
9 Aug 1929 Memorial Of An Indenture Between Katie M. Tracey of Numbers 122 and 123 Tullow Street Carlow in the County of Carlow Spinster ( thereinafter and hereinafter referred to as " the Vendor " ) of the one part and William Phillips Boot Shop Manager and Mary Jane Phillips his Wife both of 36 Ferry Quay Street Londonderry in the County of Derry thereinafter and hereinafter referred to as " the Purchasers " ) of the other part...recited Lease dated the 15 Jun 1928 and made between Robert Clayton Browne Clayton of the one part and said Katie M. Tracey of the other part... the same were leased to Edward Tracey by a Lease ( then surrendered ) of the 12 Aug 1861 and were then in the possession of Katie M. Tracey...
Land Records
1929–1934 County Carlow
14 May 1934 To Mrs A Tracet on o/c? rent & arrears due by Peter Tracey - leaving £29/11/5 due to 29/9/1933
26 Jun 1934 County
Carlow Land Estate Records
Brought forward £2314.7.1
To Cu? Annie Tracey in ? 9
Rent due by Cu? P. Tracey 9
sale [of animals]...
To sale to John Connelly [heifer]...
CORK
209 or 513144 Tracey
to Cork Comm
11 Sep 1820 between John Tracey of the City of Cork Druggist of the one part and the Commons appointed by act of Parliament for making wide and convenient Streets ways and passages in the City of Cork and subverts thereof of the other part...John Tracy for and in consideration of the sum of five hundred pounds did grant and make over unto the said Commons...formerly in the occupation of John Stockdale Bastable and now in the posson of sd John Tracey situate lying and being on Tuckeys Quay near the Grand Parade in the Parish of the Holy Trinity and in the City of Cork...a cellar and states situate in Collectors Lane near the Grand Parade in the Parish of the Holy Trinity and in the City of Cork...
No 142186 Lord
Kingston to Cooke
10 Apr 1762 between the Right Honble James Lord Baron of Kingston of the one part & John Cooke of Mitchelstown in the County of Corke Gent of the other part...all that & those the Town & Lands of North & South - Carrigane Keilavaleessa & Garry leigh [Carrigane Garryleagh Brigown] with their appurts situate lying and being in the County of Corke containing Four hundred & Eighty six acres two Roods & Twenty nine perches at & under the yearly Rent of One hundred & Seventy five pounds...Witnessed by Lewis Coughlan Gent & Mich Tracy both of Mitchelstown in the County of Corke & this Memr is Witnessed by the sd Mich Tracey & by Wm Armor of the City of Corke Jeweller...
No 231 Evans &
anr to Tracey
4 Feb 1845 Memorial of an Indented deed of Mortgage Between John Evans and James Evans of the of City of Cork Merchants Henry Thwaites of said City Sugar refiner and Joseph Edward Tracey of the City of Cork Solicitor Copartners in trade now trading as Sugar refiners under the name Style and firm of Evans Thwaites and Company of the one part and Denis Tracey of the grand parade in the City of Cork druggist of the other part... premises situate at Crosses Green in the City of Cork...that lot or plot of Ground being part and parcel of the Island called Lapps Island at the East end of the Marsh called Dunscombes Marsh in the parish of the Holy Trinity and City of Cork containing in front to the Street called Warrens place...on the North by George Street on the South by Nelsons Quay on the West by Warrens place and on the East by a large store...on payment of the sum of One thousand nine hundred and eighty two pounds Sixteen shillings and one pening...
No 241 Evans &
ors to Tracey
4 Feb 1845 Between John Evans and James Evans of the of City of Cork Merchants Henry Thwaites of said City Sugar refiner and Joseph Edward Tracey of the City of Cork Solicitor Copartners in trade now trading as Sugar refiners under the name Style and firm of Evans Thwaites and Company of the one part and Denis Tracey of the Grand Parade in the City of Cork druggist word of the other part...premises situate at Crosses Green in the City of Cork...plot of Ground being part and parcel of the Island called Lapps Island at the East end of the Marsh called Dunscombes Marsh in the parish of the Holy Trinity and City of Cork...
No 51 Hayes & ors
to Dwyer & Ors
2 Aug 1870 ...Between Martin Hayes , and Thomas Hayes both of Grenville House in the City of Cork Merchants 30 August 1870 and Michael Hayes of Summer Hill in the said City Gentleman... Joseph Edward Tracey of said City Solicitor...
No 272 Brown Westhead & anr to Tracey [see Richard Edward Tracey]
12 Nov 1890 between Marcus Brown-Westhend of Lea Castle near Kidderminster in the County of Worcester Esquire and Henry Augustus Dillon of Dublin in the Kingdom of Ireland Esquire of the one part and The Honorable Adelaide Constance Rohesia Tracey the wife of Richard Edward Tracey of No 13 Eaton Square in the County of London an admiral in Her Majestys Royal Navy of the other part...Indenture dated the 30 December 1854 and made between the Right Honorable John Constance Baron Kingsale first part Sarah Parry of the second part and Mare Cornbag of the third part...the sum of one thousand three hundred pounds and interest advanced to them...the sum of one thousand three hundred pounds and interest advanced to them...
[1890-1892] Land Records - Barony of Courceys
[Cork]
Doneen Lower [Dooneen, Lower Kilroan], Grantor: Brown/Westhead, Grantee: Tracey, Adelaide C R Hon, 1890, File: 53 - 272 - 1666
Dounmacpatrick [Downmacpatrick or Oldhead Ringrone], Grantor: Tracey, Adelaide C R Hon, Grantee: "Lloyds", 1892, File: 34 - 241 - 1089
Barony of Courceys
Lands: Ferries of Cork Ferries of Kinsale
Grantors: Brown Westhead Marcus Weathead Marcus B & anr
Grantee: Tracey Adelaide C R. Hon
1890 File 52 Memorial 272 Page 1666
No 76 Woolley &
ors to Tracey
17 May 1905 between Charles Alfred Woolley of Pavelion Parade Brighton in the County of Sussex Frank Stucit Courtney of 38 Crosted Road Dulwich in the County of Surrey Esquires and Mary Constance Anne Bacchus of Manakan Manawatter in the Colony of New Zealand widow of the first part Charles Henry Dillon of the Lodge Malahide in the County of Dublin and Richard Meade Newman of 21 Sussex Gardens Hyde Park London W Esquires of the second part and Hester Frances Courtney of 37 ½ Percy Place in the County of Dublin Spinster of the third part and Lady Adelaide Constance Rohesea Tracey of Eaton Square London wife of Admiral Sir Richard Edward Tracey H C B of the fourth part...desorbed as " all that the manor or Lordship of Old Head and Ringrone in the Barony of Courey in the County of Cork in Ireland also the several lands situate in the said Barony and County next hereinafter mentioned that is to say old Head Ballymakan Garrylucas Ballymacredmond Ballinspittle Bally catteen South Gortnacrusha South Kilkerran North Kilkerran Ballyrue Upper Corane , Lower Crohane Lower Doreen Upper Doreen Killowney Court a purteen Knockugworum Knocknabenny Pikesland Acres Kilnadoria Kingrone Kingrone Castle lands and old Head Lighthouse and also all the ferries of Cork...
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No 133 Tracey Lady to
Sullivan
2 Nov 1923 Between The Hon Adelaide Constance Rohesia Lady Tracey whose address is care of Lee and Pemberton Solicitors No 44 Lincolns Inn Fields Londen Widow (therein after called " the vendor ) of the one part Eveleen Ann Sullivan of Bandon in the County of Cork Spinster therein after called the purchase " of the other part...in consideration of Five hundred and forty one pounds paid to the vender by the purchaser...Lease dated the eighth day of April one thousand eight hundred and twenty six and made between Lord Kinsale of the one part and James Barry Gibbons of the other part and therein described as all that and those the lands of Ballinspittle [Ringrone] containing about ten acres English Statute measure more or less situate lying and being in the Barony of County and County of Cork together with the houses buildings and Cabin on the said lands and the rolls and customs of the Fairs held in Ballenspittle...
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DERRY
N 235 Hone to Tracey
7 Apr 1884 George Tracey Plaintiff Daniel Hone senior and Daniel Hone junior defendants...I George Tracey of Lisglass [Clondermot] in the County of Londonderry farmer aged Twenty one years and upwards ...Daniel Hone senior of Ardmore [presume Clondermot] in the County of Londonderry farmer and Daniel Hone of Ardmore in the County of Londonderry farmer Defendants...
No 248 Tracey to
McLaughlin
12 Feb 1890 Between Neal Tracey of Gortlea [Gortilea Cumber Upper] in the County of Londonderry farmer of the one part and James McLaughlin of Killycorr [Killycor Cumber Upper] in said County farmer of the other part...the sum of three hundred and seventy five pounds...Gortlea...continning sixteen acres three roods and nine perches statute measure...
No 188 McGuinness to
Tracey [see
Bernard Tracy]
3 Aug 1894 Between Edward McGuinness of Bishop Street in the City of Londonderry Shop keeper of the one part and Michael Tracey of William Street in said City Shop keeper of the other part... two houses situate at the corner of the Cow bog leading into William Street as formerly occupied by Neal McCollum and Daniel McLaughlin and late in the possession of Marcus McGrath...Michael Tracey who signs his name Michael Tracy...
No 235 Tracey to
Tracey
13 Sep 1897 Memorial Mary Tracey of Altaghoney [Altaghoney Cumber Upper] in the County of Londonderry Widow of the one part and Ellen Tracey Wife of James Tracey of Altaghoney in said County of Londonderry farmer of the other part...Ellen Tracey in payment of debts incurred by the said Mary Tracey and to enable her the said Ellen Tracey to support maintain and edecuate Mary Jane Tracey grand daughter of the said Mary Tracy...did thereby grant and convey unto the said Ellen Tracy her heirs and assigns All that and those part of the Lands of Altaghoney as now in the occupation and possession of the said Mary Tracey...
No 125 Tracy to Mark
24 Dec 1897 Mortgage between John N Mark, plaintiff and James Tracey and Ellen Tracey, defendants... John M. Mark of Waterloo Place Londonderry, solicitor...James Tracey Farmer and Ellen Tracey his wife both of Altnahoney [Altaghoney Cumber Upper] in the County of Londonderry...containing nineteen acres three roods and thirty perches statute measure...
Mo 138 Tracey to
Tracey
4 Jan 1898. Margaret Tracey, plaintiff and James Tracey, defendant. Margaret Tracey of Craig Claudy [Cregg and Claudy are in Cumber Upper] in the County of Londonderry aged twenty one years and upwards spinster...James Tracey...of Altaghoney [Cumber Upper]...part of the lands of attahoney containing nineteen acres three roods and thirty perches statute measure or thereabouts held in fee subject to an annuity of Three pounds twelve shillings payable to the Irish Land Commission for 40 years from the first May 1888 and situate in the parish of cumber upper Barony of Berkeeran and County of Londonderry...
No 38 Thompson &
ors to Tracey
28 Feb 1905 Between Edward Logue of Warbleshinny [Clondermot] in the County of Londonderry Farmer to of the first part Bridget Logue of Warbleshinny in the County of Londonderry Spinster of the second part Sarah Eliza Thompson of Glendermot [Clondermot] in said County of Londonderry Widow of the third part & William Tracey Lisglass [Clondermot] in the said County of Londonderry Farmer of the fourth part...sum of £100 to the said Sarah Eliza Thompson then paid by the said William Tracey at the request of the said Edward Logue & Bridget Logue...confirm unto the said William Tracey his executors administrators a all that and those that farm of land situate at Lisglass in the Barony of Tirkeeman & County of Londonderry containing fifty nine acres three roods & thirty five perches statute measure or thereabouts held under Robert Stephenson Esquire...
No 22 Deehan &
ors to Doherty
8 Nov 1906. between Joseph Deehan of Ardmore in the County of Londonderry farmer and Michael Tracey of Waterloo Street in the City of Londonderry Merchant executors of William Tracey late of Leglass [Lisglass Clondermot] in the said County of Londonderry deceased of the first part Anne Tracey formerly of Linglass but now of Dungiven Road in the City of Londonderry , Widow of the second part and William Doherty of Lisglass aforesaid in the County of Londonderry farmer of the third part...Michael Tracey as such executors of the said William Tracey deceased and of the said Ann Tracey...
No 73 Tracey &
anr to McCafferty
21 Feb 1910 Memorial of an Indenture between Thomas Tracey and James Tracey both of lower Craig Claudy in the County of Londonderry farmer ( thereinafter called the Mortgagors ) of the first part and James D McCafferty of Magazine Street in the City of Londonderry Cark Manufacturer ( thereinafter called the Mortgagee ) of the second part...the Will annexed of the said deceased John Tracey...
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No 172 McCloskey to
Tracey
12 Jan 1915 between James McCloskey of Binn [Cumber Upper] Claudy in the County of Londonderry farmer of the one part and Thomas Tracey of 54 Spencer Road in the City of Londonderry Boot maker of the other part...sum of two hundred and ninety pounds paid by the said Thomas Tracey to the said James McCloskey...that farm of land with the dwelling house and buildings thereon forming part of the townland of Binn in the Parish of Cumber Upper Barony of Terkeesan and County of Londonderry containing thirty acres or thereabouts statute measure....
No 173 Tracey to
Mathews
12 Jan 1915 between Thomas Tracey of 54 Spencer Road in the City of Londonderry Bootmaker (theornafter called the Mortgagor of to one part and Matilda Mathews of Grannagh House Aghanloo in the County of Londonderry widow hereinafter called the mortgages of the other part... the sum of two hundred and fifty pounds to the Mortgagor paid by the mortgages...that farm of land situate in the Townland of Cumber Electoral Division of Claudy Parish of Camer Upper Barony of Tickerson and County of Londonderry containing eighteen acres three roods and twenty perches or thereabouts statute measure with the house buildings and appurtenances...secondly all that as on land situate in the townland of Binn Electoral Division or blandy Parish of Cumber Upper Barony of Kirkeeran and County of Londonderry containing thirty acres or thereabouts statute measure...
No 132 Bannester to
Tracey
19 Mar 1919 between Kathleen Mary Bannister of 62 Wellington Park in the County of the City of Belfast married woman of the one part and Thomas Tracey of 54 Spencer Road in the City of Londonderry Bootmaker of the other part...paid by the said Thomas Tracey...sum of one thousand two hundred and fifty pounds...all that triangular piece or parcel of ground situate at the corner next Bridge Street of and abutting upon the Foyle street...known as number 24 Bridge Street...in the Parish of Templemore and County Borough of Londonderry...
No 133 Tracey to
Fulton
19 Mar 1919 between Thomas Tracey of 54 Spencer Road in the City of Londonderry Bootmaker therein after called the Mortgagor ) of the me part and Thomas Fulton of Bogay [Aghanunshin OR Allsaints] in the County of Donegal farmer therein after called the Mortgage of the other part...sum of one thousand two hundred pounds to the Mortgagor...all that triangular piece or parcel of ground situate at the corner next Bridge Post of and abutting upon the Forge drect approach to the new Bridge...Parish of Templemore and City and County of Londonderry... known as number 74 Bridge Street...Thirdly all that farm of land situate in the townland of Cumber [Cumber Cumber Upper] Electoral Division of Claudy Parish of Cumber Upper Barony of Tirkeeran and County of Londonderry containing eighteen acres free roods and twenty perches or thereabouts statute measure...fourthly all that farm of land situate in the townland of Birr [Binn Cumber Upper] Electoral Division of Claudy Parish of Cumber Upper Barony of Turkee an and County of Londonderry containing thirty acres or thereabouts statute measure...
No 217 Harkin &
ors to Tracey
27 Sep 1920 between James J Harkin of Castle Street and William S? Chadwich of Ships Quay Street in the County of the City of Londondary Accountant ( thereinafter referred to as the said Legindator ) of the first part The Londonderry Alliance Permanent ) Building Society ( herein after referred to as the Society ) of the second part and Thomas Tracey of 54 Spencer Road in the City of Londonderry Shoe maker of the third part... that piece or plot of holding ground situate at Spencer and Waterside in the City of Londonderry...
No 218 Tracey to
Scott
27 Sep 1920 between Thomas Tracey of Number 54 Spencer Road Waterside in the City of Londonderry shoe maker of the one part and Matthew Scott of Number 52 Strabane Old Road in the City of Londonderry of the other part...the sum of two hundred and eighty five pounds...Thomas Tracey paid by to said Matthew Scott... plot of building ground situate at Spencer Road Waterside in the City of Londonderry...one side by premises Number 54 Spencer Road the property of Mr Tracey and in the other side by a vacant house number...
No. 75 Tracey to
Tracey
8 Nov 1917 Memorial of an Indenture...Between James Tracey of Lower Gregg in the County of Londonderry Tracey, Farmer of the first part, Thomas Tracey of Gregg in the County of Londonderry Farmer of the second part Mary [Tracey] McShane of 26 Dungiven Road Waterside wife of Frances McShane Signal Man of the third part and Mary Anne Tracey of Gregg in the County of Londonderry (wife of the said James Tracey) and the said Thomas Tracey of the fourth part...the sum of Ten shillings paid to them the said James Tracey and Mary McShane by the said Mary Ann Tracey and Thomas Tracey (receipt acknowledged ) they the said James Tracey and Thomas Tracey according to their respective interests in said farm under the will of the said John Tracey Deceased...Mary McShane as one of the next of kin of the said John Tracey deceased did release unto the said Mary Ann Tracey and Thomas Tracey All that and those that farm of land containing Eighteen acres Statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Townland of Cregg Barony of Tirkeeran and County of Londonderry....[held by the] late Bishop of Meath as then in the occupation of the said Mary Ann Tracey and Thomas Tracey subject to the payment of the yearly judicial rent of Two pounds twelve shillings...
No 222 Tracey &
anr to Devine
29 May 1918 between Mary Anne Tracey of Cregg [Cumber Upper] in to the County of Londonderry married woman and Thomas Tracey of Cregg aforesaid farmer of , the one part and James Devine of Tulleatran [Tullintrain Cumber Upper] in the County of Londonderry farmer of the Devine ther part...Sume of one hundred pounds...farm of land containing eighteen acres statute measure or thereabouts situate in the townland of Cregg...
No 232
Registration...Londonderry
10 Jan 1920 Owner Elizabeth Tracey of Ballyneill Beg [Artrea] Loop Moneymore...Folio 1014...10a2r32p...
No 108 Gay to
McLaughlin
30 Jan 1920 ...witnessed by J E Conaghan Solicitor Londonderry and Susan A Tracey Law Clerk Ardkill Ardmore [Clondermot] Co Derry...
No 233 Gay to Hegarty
23 Mar 1920...witnessed by J. E Conaghan Solicitor Londonderry and Susan A. Tracey Law Clerk, Ardkill Ardmore [both Clondermot] Co Derry...
No 123 Fulton &
anr to Roche
14 Apr 1921 between Thomas Fulton of Bogay, in the County of Donegal Farmer of the first part, Thomas Tracey of 14 Bridge Street in the City of Londonderry Bootmaker of the second part and James Roche of 194 Bishop street in the City of Londonderry, Hotel Employle of the third part...Thomas Tracey as Beneficial Owner... that piece of ground with the shop dwelling house and buildings thereon situate at and known as number one John Street in the City of Londonderry...
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No 13 Desmond to
Tracey
7 Dec 1922 Memorial of an Indenture of Conveyance Between John Desmond of Claudy in the County of Londonderry, farmer and Shirt Manufacturer of the one part and Thomas Tracey of Gregg in the County of Londonderry farmer of the other part...the sum of Two hundred and thirty pounds to the said John Desmond... that part of the lands of Gregg situate in the Parish of Upper Cumber Bar any of Tirkeeran and County of Londonderry containing Twelve acres and one rood stated measure... containing twelve acres and one rood statute measure or thereabouts..
No 15 Tracey &
ars to Alexander
7 Dec 1922 Memorial of an Indenture of Mortgage Between Mary Anne Treacey of Gregg in the County of Londonderry Widow and Thomas Tracey of Cragg aforesaid farmer of the one part and David Andrew Alexander of Tubber Carrigan in the County of Donegal farmer of the other part...he sum of Three hundred pounds to the said Mary Anne Tracey and Thomas Tracey paid by the said David Andrew Alexander receipt acknowledged...that farm of land containing eighteen acres statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Townland of Cregg Barony of Terkeeton and County of Londonderry...
DONEGAL
N 232559 Chambers to
Davett
5 Jul 1782 Between William Chambers of Sandvill [Sandville Donaghedy] in the County of Tyrone Esquire of the one part and Dominick Davitt of Meenaroy [Meenirroy], in the parish of Conwal and County of Donegal farmer of the other part...the towns and Lands of Mundroy , and Meenaboll [Conwal]...witnessed by John Rea of Lifford Esquire and Bartholomer Tracey of Clonfadd [now Glenfad Clonleigh, near Lifford] Farmer both in the County of Donegal...the said Barth Tracey aged forty years and upwards...
No 9 Hannigan to
Tracey
14 Mar 1916 Between William Hannigan Main Street Moville in the County of Donegal but now of 5 Bellerine Avenue in the City of Londonderry Gentleman personal representative of Catherine Hannigan late of Bishop Street in the City of Londonderry Spinster deceased of the one part and Mary Tracey of Foyle Street Moville in the County of Donegal widow of the other part...that tenement in the town of Moville alias Bonnyfobble lately built by Edward Barkey...bounded on the North by the Road leading to Greencastle on the East by William Bradley house and premises on the South by a private road leading from the view to the town and on the West by James Killys house and premises...
DUBLIN
No 84346 Pearson
& otr to Darby & anr
31 Oct 1746 Deed of Lease made between Ann Pearson Daur of Martha Pearson of Dunleary [Monkstown] in the County of Dublin Widow of the one part and the Revd William Darby Ethand and John Tracy both of the City of Dublin The other part and the Indented Articles made between Daniel Tracey of the City of Dublin Seater and Philip Teacey his son of the first part Marth Pearson of Dunleary in the County of Dublin Widow and the said Ann Pearson her Daughter of the second part and the said William Darby and John Tracey of the part...Marriage was intended to be solemnized between the said Philip Tracey and Ann Pearson...By which said Deed the said Ann Pearson for the considn and covt therein contained did give grant bargain and sell unto the said William Darby and John Tracey and their heirs all that and those the houses Tenemt and parcell of land Scituate in the Town and lands of Dunleary...
No 107701 McNamara to
Tracey
30 Apr 1753 between Esther McNamara of the City of Dublin spinster of the one part and Eliz Tracey of the same City wid of the other part...grant sell & make over unto ye sd Elizth Tracey all that of those three Sevd Following Lott of Ground House tenemt and premis To witt Humber 11 [Montgomery Street] being a Lot of Ground part of the premes in the said Deed and bounded on the west by Mabbott street and Cont in front to said street Thirty five feet or thereabouts & on the North to McGomery Street ..No Twelve being a Dwelling House Cellar Garden and Backside known by the name of Carle of Warwick sit in M Gomery Street...Number Thirteen being one field or all of Ground near the and Commonly called the Brickfield Garden...
No 136887 Spencer to
Tracy
1 Oct 1760 between Alexander Spencer of Thomas Street Worsted Mercht of the first part John Tracey of Dolphins Barn Weaver of the second part & Mary Tracey Spinster daughter of the sd John Tracey of the third part Reciting that a Marriage was then Intended to be had between the sd Alexr Spencer & Mary Tracey...the sd Mary Tracey should have receive & be Entitled unto the sum of Two hundred pounds Ster to her own sole & proper use...
No 160825 Tracey to
Stewart
19 Jun 1766 Between John Tracey of the City of Dublin Carpenter? of the one paid & John Steward of the sd City vintiner of the other pt...all that Backside or yard toge with a back House...Situate on the North side of High Street...Ninty one years from the twenty fifth day of March one thousand Seven hund & Sixty six at the yearly rent of fourteen Ster...
No 160914 Tracey to Stewart
25 Jun 1766 Between John Tracy of the ciy of Dublin Carpenter of the one pt & John Steward of this City Vidualler of the other pt... John Tracey did Demise unto this John Stewart All that house back House & yard in Tighe Street in the par of St Paul in the Subs of the City of Dublin & on the North side of sd Street Mearing on the East 2 Widow Kellys holding late in the poss of John Tracey Bricklayer...for the term of Ninety nine years from the Twenty fourth day of June one thousd Seven hund & Eighty three [?] at the yearly rent of fourteen pds...
No 185258 Perceval to
Tracey
15 Mar 1771 between the Revd Kene Percival of the City of Dublin the of the one pt & John Tracey of the same City Carpenter of the other pt...demise grant set and to farm let unto the sd John Tracey all ye Piece or Parcell of Ground on ye North side of Tighe Street in the Parish of St Paul and Suburby of the City of Dublin...on the West with a new Street Called Mayor Street...the term of one hund and eighty eight years at the yearly rent of fifty four pounds Ster...
No 182888 Tracey
& an to Wilson
10 Sep 1770 Memorial of an Indenture. Between Abigal Tracey of the city of Dublin, widow, and John Tracey of the same city, esquire, exec of the last will and testament of John Tracey late of the same city, master builder deceased of the one part and John Wilson of the same City Bricklayer of the other part...[reciting lease 29 Jun 1763] the Right Honble Rich Lord Viscount St William of Merrion for the end therein mentioned did demise and lot unto the said John Wilson all that of piece of ground situate on the north side of new Intended Square said out and to be called Merrion Square...reciting that by Indented Deed of Mortgage dated the 2 Jun 1767 between the said John Wilson of the one part and the said John Tracey since deceased of the other part...
No 147202 Gardiner to
Tracy
14 Jul 1783 Between the Right Honble Charles Gardiner of the City of Dublin Esq of the one part and John Tracy of the said City Bricklayer of the other part whereby the said Charles Gardiner Demised granted and set unto the said John Tracey all that Lott or parcell of ground in Barrack Street...and on the West by the City Stables and Rowleys Cabbins in the possion of the said John Tracy be the same more or less Situate in the Parish of St Paul and County of the City of Dublin To hold the same unto the said John Tracey his heirs and assigns for the Lives of the said John Tracey, John Tracey the younger and Tracey Sons...
574463 Crane to Tracey [see Traceys of Dublin – Page 1]
24 Jul 1830 Between Benjamin Lyneal
Crane of Leixlip in Tracey the County of Kildare Esq of the one part and
Elizabeth Tracey of Lower Dorset Street in the County of Dublin Widow of the
other part... in Consideration of the sum of Two Hundred pounds to him in hand
paid by the said Elizabeth Tracey...demised by the Indenture of demise therein
situate in William Street in the parish of Saint Andrew in the City of Dublin
as mentioned and described in said Indenture of demise with the Dwelling Houses
now numbers thirty two and thirty three in said Street with the offices Houses
and other Buildings and Improvements made thereon with their and every of their
appurtenances and now occupied by John Hutchinson and [BLANK] Johnston...the
term of five hundred years...
No 5 Tiernan to
Purcell [see Thomas Henry
Tracey]
3 May 1838...witnessed by John Smyth of Blessington Street in the City of Dublin Solicitor and Thomas Henry Tracey of Great Ship Street in the said City of Dublin Clerk to said John Smith...Thomas Henry Tracey of Great Ship Street aged sixteen years and upwards...
No 63 Whelan &
anor to Martin
16 Sep 1857...witnessed by Thomas Henry Tracey of Lower Gardiner Street in the City of Dublin Solicitor...
No 26 Court of
Bankrupt & ors to Molloy
6 Apr 1864 ...witnessed by Thomas Henry Tracey of number eleven Essex Bridge Essex Quay in the County of the City of Dublin Attorney at law
No 287 Welsh to Joyce
28 Feb 1889 ...by Thomas H. Tracey of 103 Lower Gardiner Street City of Dublin...
No 3 Holmes to Arnold
30
Jan 1894 ...witnessed by Thomas Henry Tracey of Number Thirty two York Street
in the City of Dublin Solicitor...
9 Mar 1894 ...witnessed by Thomas H. Tracey of 32 York Street Dublin Law Clerk...Thomas Henry Tracey Justice of the Peace for County of City of Dublin...
No 131 Molloy &
anr to Tracey
10 Sep 1895 Memorial of an Indenture of charge Between Thomas Harry Tracey of 103 Lower Gardiner Street in the City of Dublin Gentleman of the one part and Thomas Molloy of Number 59 Talbot Street in the City of Dublin Merchant of the other part...Thomas Henry Tracey did thereby charge with payment of a life annuity of twenty five pounds in favor of Ellen Tracey all that the angular piece or plot of ground lying on the south side of the road made from Rathmines to Harolds Cross called Leinster Road...the houses Number 121 and 122 Leinster Road Rathmines in the County of Dublin...
No 21 Tracey &
Callans
13 Jul 1852 Marriage Settlement...Michael Tracey of North King Street in the City of Dublin Grocer of the one part Mary Callan of North King Street in the City of Dublin Spinster of the second part and Frances Brangan of North King Street aforesaid Gentleman and Laurence McCourt of Bolton Street in said City Factor Trustees of the third part...unto said Michael Tracey All that and those the House situate in Beresford Street formerly Trapper Lane at the corner of Stires Lane in the City of Dublin...
No 212 Tracey to
Brangan
18 Feb 1867 Memorial Mortgage. Between Michael Tracey of North King Street in the City of Dublin Grocer and Spirit Merchant of the one part and Francis Brangan of North King Street in the City of Dublin Gentleman of the other part. Reciting lease of 23rd Mar 1857 made between Robert Barlow the Revd Henry Hutton and William Hales Carroll and Michael Tracey...dwelling House on the North side of North King Street known as Number 28...witnessed by Thomas Henry Tracey of Lower Gardiner Street in the City of Dublin Solicitor and John Kelly of Pleasant Street in said City of Dublin Gentleman...
No 67 Tracey to
Clarke & Anr
6 Sep 1867 Between Michael Tracey of North King Street in the City of Dublin Grocer of the one part and Francis Thomas Clarke and Richard Rowe of No. 1 Mincing Lane in the City of London Tea Merchant of the other part...assigns all that and those the dwelling Houses No 40 and 41 now known by No 38 and 39 the North side of North King Sheet...
No 132 Tracey to
Allen [see Finglas]
28 Jul 1891 Between Peter Tracey a Lunatic so found by inquisition by James O Reilly of Number Sixty eight Queen Street in the City of Dublin the Committee of his estate of the one part and Bernard Allen of Westfield Harolds Cross in the County of Dublin farmer of the the other part...assign unto the said Bernard Allen all that and those part of the lands of Barberstown [St Margaret] in the Barony of Coolock and County of Dublin containing one hundred and forty four acres two roods and two perches statute measure or there abouts lately in the occupation of the said Peter Tracey and held by him as a tenant from year to year under Henry George Agar Ellis otherwise Lord Clifden to hold unto the said Bernard Allen...
No 6 Tracey to Nevins
9 Mar 1857 Between John Tracey of the one part and James Nevins of the other part...sum of one hundred and fifty pounds secured...Mortgage of the 25 Nov 1856...[presumed property in Dublin]...
No 215 Doran &
aur to Arnold [see Daniel Thomas
Treacy]
24 Sep 1857 Between Thomas Doran of the Salmon Leap [Leixlip, or Salmon Leap as it used to be called, Kildare] Gentleman and Daniel Thomas Tracey of Castlewood Avenue Rathmines Gentleman both in the County of Dublin of the one part and Nelson Arnold of the Linen Hall in the City of Dublin Merchant of the other part...the said Thomas Doran and Daniel Thomas Tracey in consideration of the sum of seven hundred pounds did onto Nelson Arnold...assigns All that and those the Salmon Leap Mill and also that part of the lands of Backweston otherwise Backston [Backstown Backwestonpark Aderrig OR Lucan] containing sixteen acres Irish plantation measure...unto the said Nelson Arnold his executors admors and assigns for the residue of the Term of Seventy six years except the last six days thereof subject to the provise for the surrender thereof to the said Thomas Doran and Daniel Thomas Tracey their or either of their executors admors or assigns on payment of the sum of Seven hundred pounds...
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No 101 Tracey to Jones
5 Jan 1863 between Daniel Thomas Tracey of Malahide in the County of Dublin Esquire of the one part and John Jones of Marlborough Street in the City of Dublin Gentleman of the other part...reciting Lease bearing date the 16 May 1846 from said John Jones party thereto to said Daniel Thomas Tracy and Lease bearing date the 16 Mar 1854 and made between John Jones of the first part Anne Lambell of the second part and Daniel Thomas Tracey of the third part...Number Five Kensington Terrace Castlewood Avenue Cullenscastle Cullenfarm - Cullenswood Townland of Rathmines East Parish of Saint Peters and Barony of upper Cross in the County of Dublin...with the price or plot of Ground for the site or building ground of a Coach house and stable...deed as to the execution thereof by the said Daniel Thos Tracey is witnessed by Charles Kernan of Cork hill in the City of Dublin Solicitor...
No 178 Perrin &
anr to Tracey
9 Dec 1857 between John Perrin and William Nolan of the Town of Wicklow in the County Wicklow Merchant of the first part Henry Hodgson of Ballyname in the County of Wicklow aforesaid Esquire a Mortgagee of the premises hereinafter mentioned of the second part and John Tracey of Harcourt Sheet in the City of Dublin Window Blind Manufacturer of the third part...plot of Ground situate lying and being on the West side of Synge Street in the Parish of Saint Peter and County of the City of Dublin...bounded on the North by the holding of Messieurs Dyer Killick and Tracey in Grantham Street on the South...
No 179 Perrin &
anr to Tracey
9 Dec 1857 between John Perrin and William Nolan of the town of Wicklow in the County of Wicklow Merchant of the first part Henry Hodgson of Ballyraine in the County of Wicklow aforesaid Esquire a mortgage of the premises therein after mentioned of the second part and John Tracey of Harcourt Sheet in the County of the City of Dublin Window Blind Manufacturer of the third part...that piece all of Ground situate lying and being on the West side of Synge Street in the Parish of Saint Peter and County of the City of Dublin... now let to the said John Tracey...
No 275 Tracey to
Graham
23 Jan 1858 between John Tracey of Harcourt Street in the City of Dublin Widow Blind Manufacturer of the one part and William Graham of Pleasant Street in the said City Gentleman of the other part... John Tracey had built and erected a dwelling House and premises upon the ground thereby demised...plot of Ground situate lying and being on the South side of Grantham Street in the Parish of St Peter and County of the City of Dublin...
No. 52 Tracey to
Alexander
23 Jul 1859 Between John Tracey of Harcourt Street in the City of Dublin Window Blind Manufacturer on the one part and David Alexander of Dundrum in the County of Dublin Esquire of the other part...assigns All that piece or plot of Ground situate lying and being on the West side of Synge Street in the Parish of Saint Peter...Bounded on the North by the holding of Messinger Killoch and Tracey in Grantham Street on the South by Ground and premises belonging to Messer Perrin and Nolan then let to the said John Tracey on the East by Lyne Street aforesaid and on the West by the Stable Lane...Indenture of Mortgage of the said plot of ground bearing date the eighteenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight made between the said John Tracey of the one part and Patrick Farrell ┃ Thomas Dunne and John Herbert Trustees of and on behalf of a certain Society entitled the Brish in Metropolitan Permanent Building and Investment Society of the other part...
No 244 Fitzpatrick to Ellerker
31 Aug 1914 Between Mary Anne Fitzpatrick Eller of Brook Lodge St Kevins Ellie Park in the County of Dublin Widow of one part and Ellie Ellesker of Gentanor Foxrock in the County of Dublin Married Woman of other part Reciting an Indenture of Mortgage dated the 23 July 1859 made between John Tracey of the one part and David Alexander of the other part in consideration of the sum of eight hundred pounds by the said David Alexander paid to the said John Tracey...of eight hundred pounds with interest...Reciting Indenture dated the tenth day of September one thousand eight hundred and sixty between part the hereditaments expressed to John Tracey of the one part and William Graham of other...part of Ground situate lying and being on the west side of Synge Street in the Parish of Saint Peter and County the city of Dublin...
No 225 Perrin &
ors to Tracey
6 Aug 1859 between John Perrin and William Nolan of the town of Wicklow in the County of Wicklow , Merchants of the first part , Henry Hodgson of Ballyraine in the County of Wicklow aforesaid Esqr Mortgagee of the premises therein and herein - after mentioned of the second part and John Tracey of Harcourt Street in the County of the City of Dublin Window Blind Manufacturer of the third part...did demise to the said John Tracey his exors admors and assigns All that piece or plot of ground situate lying and being on the West side of Synge street in the Parish of Saint Peter...
No 42 Landed E Court
& anor to Whitsett
7 Jun 1871 Memorial of a deed of conveyance Between Richard Lord Archbishop of the First part , The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Ireland of the second part , and John Synge of the third part...did grant unto the said John Synge that part of the farm of Saint Pulchre otherwise Saint Sepulchres Situate in the County of Dublin containing thirty four acres three roods English or Statute measurement...[14 Grantham Street and 11, 12, 13, 14 & 17 Synge Street held by the Representatives of John Tracey, Leases dated 1855 to 1859 from John Perrin - William Nolan and Henry Hodgson to John Tracey for 999 years] [see image]
No 65 McNeeny [OR
McWeeny] & Ors to Tracey
3 Nov 1864 Between John McNeeny and Thomasina McWeeny his wife of Marlborough Street in the City of Dublin of the first part James Harris and Frances Harris his wife of York Street Harriett Lawler of Charlemont Street Spinster Edmund Lambe and Anne Lambe his wife of Portland Roll North Circular road Catherine Hewitt of Charlemont Street Widow Mary Lawler of Williams place Widow of Thomas Lawler and Mary Donnelly of Montague place Widow all of the County of the city of Dublin of the second part and Michael Tracey of Mabbott Street in the County of the City of Dublin aforesaid Grocer of the third part...said annuity of twenty pounds as therein did grant Bargain sell assign transfer and make over unto the said Michael Tracey all that the said dwelling house and premises Known as Nos 33, 34 and 35 Mabbott Street...
No 129 Tracey to
Wight
30 Dec 1864 Between Michael Tracey of Mabbot Street in the City of Dublin grocer of the one part and William Wight and John Wight both of Eustace Street in the City of Dublin Merchants trading in Copartnership as William and John Wight and Company of the other part...sum of One hundred and thirty eight pounds already advanced to him by the said William Wight and John Wight...now known as Number thirty three thirty four and thirty five Mabbot Street and said lot of ground on the east side of Mabbot Street...
No 181 Tracey to Ormsby
28 Jan 1865 Between Michael Tracey of Mabbot Street in the City of Dublin Grocer of the one part and Benjamin Ormsby of Eustace Street in the said City of the other part...dwelling house and premises then known as numbers 33, 34 and 35 Mabbot Street...remise unto the said Benjamin Ormsby All that and those the Dwelling house number 48 Lower Mecklenburgh Street...
No 250 Pim to Wren [see Daniel Thomas
Treacy]
30 Mar 1865...witnessed by Daniel Tracey of Cork hill in the County of the City of Dublin Solicitor
No 259 Goodisson to
Tracey [See Maurice Tracy
builder of Donnybrook Dublin]
14 May 1869 Between Samuel Goodison of Enniscorthy in the County of Wexford Esquire M. D. of the one part and Maurice Tracey of Morehampton Road Donnybrook in the County of Dublin Builder of the other part...plot of ground part of the Townland of Donnybrook on the east side of Bushfield Avenue...term of Four hundred and seventy five years Subject to the yearly rent of four pounds seven shillings and six pence sterling...
No 272 Tracey to
McVitte
14 Jul 1871 Memorial of an Indenture. Between Maurice Tracey of Morehampton Road in the County of Dublin Builder of the one part and Robert Blake McVittie of Stevens Hospital in the City of Dublin Gentleman of the other part...now in the possession of said Maurice Tracey on the South by ground also the property of the said Samuel Goodison but now in the possession of said Maurice Tracey on the East by Bushfield Avenue aforesaid and on the west by ground the property of Edward Henry Carson but now in the possession of said Maurice Tracey...plot of ground part of the Townland of Donnybrook on the East side of Bushfield Avenue...known as Number 77 Dagmar Terrace Bushfield Avenue...
No
11 Tracey to Walker
23 Jan 1877 between Anne Tracey of E26 Cuff
Street in the City of Dublin widow and administratrix of Martha Anne Allen
widow deceased of the one part and John Alexander Walker of Saint Andrew Street
in the City of Dublin Merchant of the other part...dwelling house messuage or
tenement No 13 Astons Quay with the yard thereto belonging and two small
dwelling house behind the same and fronting to Lees Lane...
No 65 Thomson to
Hayes & ors [see William
Samuel Tracy]
5 June 1883 Memorial of an Indenture of Sub Grant in perpetuity Between Sarah Bella Thomson of Belfast in the County of Antrim Spinster executrix of the last Will and Testament of Sarah Cochrane late of Belfast aforesaid Spinster deceased of the one part Courtenay Alfred Hayes of Southsea in the Parish of Portsea in the County of Southampton England Esquire a Commander retired from the Royal Navy Thomas Simpson of Madden in the County of Armagh Colonel in the Army and Henry Tracey of Stephens Green in the City of Dublin, Barrister at Law...
No 66 Thomson to
Hayes & ors
5 June 1883 Memorial of an Indenture of Sub Grant in perpetuity Between Sarah Bella Thomson of Belfast in the County of Antrim Spinster executrix of the 5 June 1883 last Will and Testament of Sarah Cochrane late of Belfast aforesaid Spinster deceased of the one part Courtenay Alfred Hayes of Southsea in the Parish of Portsea in the County of Southampton England Esquire a Commander retired from the Royal Navy Thomas Simpson of Madden in the County of Armagh Colonel in the Army and Henry Tracey of Stephens Green in the City of Dublin , Barrister at Law...
No 67 Thomson to
Hayes & ors
No 68 Thomson to
Hayes & ors
5 Jun 1883...Sarah Cochrane late of Bellast aforesaid Spinster deceased of the one part Courtenay Alfred Hayer of Southsea in the Parish of Portsea Male 3.06 in the County of Southampton England Esquire a commander retired from a Lieutenant the Royal Navy Thomas Simpson of Madden in the County of Armagh Esquire Colonel in the Army and Henry Tracey of Stephen Green in the City of Dublin Barrister - at - Law . Trustees of the settlement executed on the intermarriage Robert Simpson a Captain in Her Majesty fourth Regiment of foot formerly of Madden in the county of Armagh and Miss Harriett Rosemary Hayes of Brooklands near Havant in the County of Southampton of the other part...
No 202 Tracey to
Mannering
22 Jan 1886 Between John Tracey of Canden Street in the City of Dublin Butcher of the one part and Christopher Mannering of Terenure in the County of the City of Dublin dairyman of the other part... John Tracey did thereby assign unto the said Christopher Mannering... lands of Kilmashogue [Whitechurch] known as the Mill Holding as late in the possession of Peter McIntyre containing three acres three roods and thirty eight perches Irish plantation Measure....other part of said lands of mashogne and known as the Mill Pond field lately in the possession of Nicholas Jenkins containing one Acre and one rood Irish plantation Measure...in the Barony of Rathdown and County of Dublin... the said John Tracey in the same premises and Secondly all that part of the lands ofKilmashogue now in the posson of John Tracey ( the Vendor ) containing fifteen acres two roods and twenty Seven perches British plantation measure
No 37 Beater to Tracey
22 Jan 1894 between Orlando Palmer Beater of 12 Lower Sackville Street Dublin Solicitor of the one part and Thomas Tracey of number 18 York street in the City of Dublin Agent of the other part...assign unto said Thomas Tracey...lot of ground in Portland Place...with the three houses known as numbers 7, 8 and 9 of Portland Place and also three other small houses in the rese all which said premises are situate in the parish of Samt George and County of the City of Dublin...
No 76 Tracey to
McAuley
6 Jun 1895 Memorial of an Indenture. between Thomas Tracey of 18 York street in the City of Dublin Agent hereinafter called the Vendor, of the one part and Catherine McAuley of 22 St Georges Place in the City of Dublin wife of Thomas McAuley herein after called the purchaser, of the other part...lot of ground in Portland Place...
No 163 Tracey &
anr to Stevenson & anr
9 May 1904 Between Thomas Tracey of 18 York Street in the City of Dublin Agent of the one part and Eleanor Sevenson of Charleville in the County of Cork Spinster of the other part...the houses and premises known as number fourteen and a half . Now known as No 13 and the House and premises lately known as No 1 . now known as No 6 . in Winetavern Street... sum of one hundred and ten pounds...
No 99 Tracey to
Kennedy
21 Aug 1896 Between Edward Tracey of Store street Police Station in the City of Dublin Constable of the one part and James Kennedy of Borris in the County of Carlow Shop keeper and farmer of the other part... lands of Ballinree [Sliguff] containing one hundred and two acres and seven perches statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Irone East and County of Carlow held by the said Edward Tracey under a statutory tenancy from P. C. Newton Esquire at the yearly Judicial rent of Sixty pounds...
No 201 Tracey &
ors to Wallace
10 Apr 1900 between Robert Tracey of 33 Moyne Road Rathmines in the County of Dublin Gentleman Simon Tracey of 5 Gresham Terrace Kingstown in the County of Dublin Gentleman and Hannah Barber of Rathealy Road Fermoy in the County of Cork Married Woman ( therein and hereinafter called the Vendor ) of the one part and Richard Wallace of Bellfield Shinrone in the Kings County Gentleman of the other part Reciting fee farm Grant dated 23rd day of April 1895 Whereby the Right Honorable Lawrence Earl of Rosse granted unto Thomas Michael Tracey a plot of ground and premises in Main Street in the town of Parsonstown and Kings County at yearly fee farm rent of £2... Reciting will of said Thomas Michael Tracey Whereby he devised said premises to the vendors who met up same for sale by auction on the 15th day of January 1900 and said Richard Wallace was declared the purchaser...called by the name of Marcus Archers plot...
No 57 Tracy to Byrne [See
Maurice Tracy
builder of Donnybrook Dublin]
30 Jan 1901. between Mary Tracy therein called the lessee of the one part and Daniel Byrne therein called the lessor of the other part...Mary Tracy as Beneficial Owner thereby surrendered unto the said Daniel Brine all the hereditaments and premises comprised in and demised by the said lease...piece or plot of ground part of the lands of Cullens farm otherwise Cullenswood...piece or parcel of ground contains in the front thereof to Upper Beechwood Avenue...Beechwood Avenue aforesaid all which said premises are situate in the township of Rathmines Barony of Upper cross and County of Dublin...
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No 37 Tracey to
Murray
5 Aug 1903 Between Mary Tracey of Annavilla Cullenswood in the County of Dublin widow of the one part and Joseph Murray of Annesley Park Rathmines in said County Gentleman of the other part Reating Indenture of Lease dated 8 Jul 1900 between Daniel Byrne of the one part and the said Mary Tracey of the other part...sum of three hundred and fifty pounds paid by the said Joseph Hugh Murray to the said Mary Tracy...All that and those that piece or plot of ground part of the lands of Cullens farm otherwise Cullenswood...marked Lot 69...bounded on the north by No 66 upper Beechwood Avenue on the South by No 65 upper Beechwood Avenue...
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No 88 Tracey to Moore
6 Aug 1903 A Memorial of an Indenture of Assignment between Mary Tracey of Annavilla Cullenswood in the County of Dublin widow of the one part and Ernest Moore of Annesley Park Rathmines in the County of Dublin Gentleman of the other part...the sum of Three hundred and fifty pounds paid by the said Ernest Moore to the said Mary Tracey...that piece or plot of ground part of the lands of Cullens farm otherwise Cullenswood...front thereof to Upper Beechwood Avenue...
No 89 Moore to
Provident Association of London Limited
6 Aug 1903...made between Mary Tracey of the one part and Ernest Moore of the other part...
No 191 Tracy &
ors to Nolan
26 Oct 1920 Between John Joseph Tracey of 16 Mohampton Terrace Donnybrook in the County of Dublin ( thereinafter called the administrator ) of the first part the said John Joseph Tracy, Francis Tracey of 13 Donnybrook County Dublin, James Tracy of New Leipzig North Dakota in the United States of America, Joseph Christopher Tracy of 37 Upper Grand Canal Street in the City of Dublin and Maurice Tracey of 107 Bride Sheet in the City of Dublin ( thereinafter called the other next of kin of the second part and Anne Nolan of Annaville Cullenswood Ranelagh in the Rathmines and Rathgar Urban District and County of Dublin of the third part Whereby after Reciting that Patrick Joseph Tracy late of 42 Donnybrook Road Donnybrook in the County of Dublin died on or about the 18 Dec 1916 intestate and that on the 2 Feb 1917 letters of administration of his personal estate were granted...were the only next of kin of the deceased...equality of partition the amount of the pay ment to be made to the said Annie Nolan being the sum of sixty eight pounds fifteen shillings....14 Mar 1904...number 13 Mount Eden Road Donnybrook...11 Mount Eden Road Donnybrook...provided for the conveyance of the said houses and premises Numbers 13 and 11 Mount Eden Road to the said Annie Nolan and the payment to her of the said sum of sixty eight pounds fifteen shillings ...equality of partition the amount of the payment to be made to the said Joseph Christopher Tracy being the sum of Ninety three pounds fifteen shillings...Numbers 119 , 1221. 123 and 125 Morehampton Road Donnybrook...numbers 123 and 125 Morhampton Road to the said Maurice Tracey...assigned and confirmed unto the said Joseph Christopher Tracy . All that and those the houses and premises 119 and 121 Morehampton Road...
No 192 Tracy &
ors to Tracy
26 Oct 1920 Between John Joseph Tracy of 16 Morehampton Terrace Donnybrook in the County of Dublin ( thereinafter called the Administrator ), of the first part the said John Joseph Tracy, Francis Tracy of 13 Donnybrook County Dublin, James Tracy of New Leipzig North Dakota in the United States of America, Annie Nolan of 7 Annaville Cullenswood in the Kathmines and Rathgar Urban District and County of Dublin, Maurice Tracy of 107 Bride Street in the City of Dublin (thereafter called the other next of kin) of the second part and Joseph Chustopher Tracy of 37 Upper Grand Canal Street in the City of Dublin of the third part...Whereby after Reciting that Patrick Joseph Tracy late of 42 Donnybrook Road Donnybrook in the County of Dublin died on or about the 18 Dec 1916 intestate...
No 193 Tracy &
ors to Tracy
26 Oct 1920 Between John Joseph Fracy of 16 Morehampton Terrace Donnybrook in the County of Dublin ( thereinafter called the Administrator) , of the first part the said John Joseph Tracy Francis Tracy of 13 Donnybrook County Dublin James Tracy of New Leipzig North Dakota in the United States of America Annie Nolan of Annaville Cullenswood in the Kathmines and Rathgar Urban District and County of Dublin and Joseph Chustopher Tracy of 37 Upper Grand Canal Street in the City of Dublin thereinafter called the other next of kin of the second part the saidJoseph Christopher Tracy of 37 upper Grand Cause sheet in the City of Dublin of the third part and Maurice Tracy of 107 Bride Street in the City of Dublin of the fourth part...payment to be made to the said Maurice Tracy being the sum of Forty three pounds fifteen shillings...
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No 100 Jellett to
Tracey
19 Dec 1921 between named Mathew Barrington Jellett of 10 Ely Place in the City of Dullin Esq of the one part and Essie A Tracey of Ballyedmunduff Sandford [Ballyedmonduff Kilgobbin] in the County of Dullin Married Woman of the other part...the lands of Ballyedmunduff in the Barony of Rathdown and County of Dublin containing thirty three acres and Twenty Seven perches statute measure or thereabouts then or lately in the occupation of said Francis Handy...
No 4 Tracey & ors
to Buckley
9 Jan 1923 Memorial of an Indenture. between William Tracey of Balledmonduff [Ballyedmonduff Kilgobbin] Sandyford in the County of Dublin Cattle Dealer of the first part, Sarah Tracey formerly Buckley his wife of Balledmonduff aforesaid of the second part, Sarah Buckley widow and James Buckley Farmer both of Grouse Lodge Glassnamullen [Glasnamullen Calary] in the County of Wicklow of the third part, Thomas Buckley and Albert Buckley both of Grouse Lodge aforesaid minors under the age of twenty one years of the fourth part, the said Sarah Buckley of the fifth part and the said James Buckley of the sixth part. Reciting that James Buckley...will dated 12 July 1910...death of the said James Buckley [25 May 1922]
No 163 Waters to
Tracey
24 May 1929 Between Edward Joseph Waters of Stepaside in the County of Dublin Joiner of the one part and Esther Anne Tracey of Ballyedmonduff Sandyford in the County of Dublin Married Woman of the other part...containing 16 perches Statute or thereabouts...now known as shop and dwelling house situate in The Village Of Stepaside Barony Of Rathdown And County Of Dublin To Hold the same unto the said Esther Anne Tracey...term of 99 years...
No 93 Tracey to
Donnelly
29 Oct 1925 Between Sean Tracey of no St Marys Terrace Rathfarham in the County of Dullin Provision Merchant , ( thereinafter called the Vendor ) of the one part and Thomas Donnelly of Edmundstown Rathfarnham in the County of Dublin Shop keeper thereinafter called the Purchaser ) of the other part...premises now known as No. 5 Saint Marys Terrace situate in the Main Street of the Village of Rathfarnham in the Parish of Rathfarnham Barony of Rathdown and County of Dublin...
No 11 Riley to Tracey
19 Oct 1929 Memorial Of An Indenture Between Joseph Riley of 117 Hollybank Road Dublin Esqr . ( thereinafter called the Vendor) of the one part and Mary Alice Tracey of 41 Dartmouth Square Rathmines County Dublin wife of Ernest Tracey (hereinafter called the Purchaser) of the other part RECITING lease dated 30th July 1923 made between Thomas J. Boyd of the one part and Vendor of the other part the premises No. 117 Hollybank Road Glasnevin in the City Of Dublin being the premises demised by said lease & therein described as part of Daneswell of Crossguns North in Parish of St. George And City Of Dublin...
No 12 Tracey &
anr to Royal Liver Friendly Society Trustees
19 Oct 1929 Memorial Of An Indenture Of Mortgage Between Mary Alice Tracey of 41 Dartmouth Square Rathmines in the County of Dublin ( wife of Ernest Tracey ) ( thereinafter called the Mortgagor) of the first part, the said ERNEST EDMUND TRACEY (thereinafter called " the Surety " ) of the second part and GAVIN BROWN CLARK M. D. EDWIN GOUDSHIP and ALFRED BYRNE the TRUSTEES OF THE ROYAL LIVER FRIENDLY SOCIETY whose registered office is Royal Liver Building Pier head in the City of Liverpool ( hereinafter called " the Mortgagees " ) of the third part...Lease dated the 30th July 1923 and made between Thomas J. Boyd of the one part and Joseph Riley of the other part...house and premises known as No. 117 HOLLYBANK ROAD GLASNEVIN in the CITY OF DUBLIN...
FERMANAGH
No 273 Treacy & ars to Maguire & ars
25 Jul 1906 between John Treacy of Mackenagh [Muckenagh Boho OR Inishmacsaint] in the County of Fermanagh farmer of the one part and Bernard Maguire of Drumlesaleen [Drumlisaleen Inishmacsaint] in the County of Fermanagh farmer of the other part...sum of one hundred and forty five pounds...All that and those that farm of Land with the Houses and buildings thereon situate in the Tounland of Mackinagh in the Barony of Magheraboy and County of Fermanagh containing twenty six acres and two roods Statute measure or thereabouts...except three cows and two calves the property of Rose Anne Tracey and the two cows and two calves the property of Teresa Tracey save and except one cow & one calf the property of said John Tracey...
KILDARE
N 315620 [see Cantrell
Tracy of Naas]
...an Indent deed of Lease bearing date the 31 Aug 1788 made between the Honble John then Eq of May of the one part & Richd Tracey of Maudlins in the Coy of Kildare Farmer of the other part whereby said of Mayo did demise Grant set & to farm let unto said Rich Tracey all that the Teneme and that part of the Town and Lands of Maudlins in the coy of Kildare aforesaid formerly held by Daniel Tracey father of the said Richard Tracey Conty Eighteen acres three Roods & ten perches...unto said Richd Tracey his heirs and assigns for and during the hall Life and Lives of Rich Tracey and of Wm Tracey & James Tracy sons of said Richard Tracy
N 190 de Burgh to Presbytn Church Naas (Trustees of) [see Cantrell Tracy of Naas]
22 May 1872 Between Thomas de Burgh of Oldtown in the County of Kildare , Esquire , of the one part , and George Maxwell of of Castlekeely as Archibald Kilchie of Newtown Straffan and Joseph Milne of Kilgowan , Kilcullen , all in the County of Kildare aforesaid Esquires Trustees... witnessed by Richard Tracey of Naas in the County of Kildare Gentleman and the Executor of this memorial...
No. 261 Dunne to Tracey [see Cantrell
Tracy of Naas]
13 Aug 1894 Between Denis Dunne of Hillsborough Athgarvan to County of Kildare farmer of the one part and Richard H. Tracey of Roseville Naas in said County Petty sessions Clerk of the other part...a dwelling house at the West side of the high street of Naas...now in the possession of Davis Gunne or his undertenants...
No 242 Land Registry Kildare
11 Mar 1918 Essie Tracey of Mylerstown [Rathernan] Robertstown Spinster, folio 4380, Mylerstown, Connell Barony, 105a3r18p
4 Aug 1921...witnessed by Charles P Tracey Solicitor & Andrew J McEvoy Bookeper both of Newbridge...
No 72 Doyle & anr to Finn
30 Nov 1921...witnessed by Charles P. Tracey Solicitor Newbridge [Greatconnell OR Morristownbiller] and Lucy Tracey Secretary Newbridge...
KILKENNY
No 187166 Webb to Tracey
& others [see William Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
18 Sep 1767 between the Reverend Arthur Webb of Webbsburrow cthe of the one part and William Tracey Senr & William Tracey and John Tracey of Bellmont farmers of the other part Whereby the said Nethen Webb did Demise to the said Will Tracey Senr Wm Tracey Two and John Tracey Son of William Tracey Senr, all that parcell of land lately Surveyed by Edmond Frizle Containing two hundred and Eighty acres be the same more or less on one side bounded by the new twenpike road and on the other side by the lands of Crotenclogh [Croghtenclogh Castlecomer] also on one side by the new mears or bounds or Ditch made by said William Tracey and his sons and by the River Dining on the other side being part and parcell of the lands of Coonfily alias Bellmont in the County of Kilkenny To hold to the said William Tracey Senr William Tracy and John Tracey for the term of of their natural lives from the twenty fifth day of March then last at the yearly Rent of twenty pounds Ster
495146 Tracey &
anr to Bushe
4 Mar 1818 Memorial of an Indent Deed of assignment between Patrick Tracey of Cloughlea [Cloghala? Dungarvan OR Tullaherin] [Coorleagh Shankill] in the cy of Kilkenny Farmer and James Tracy eldest Son and heir at Law of Edmd Treacy of Cloughleda aforesd of the one part and Henry Amyas Bushes of the City of Dublin Esq of the other part Recity that by Indent Deeds of Lease bearing date the 6th day of Septem in the year of our Lord 1796 and made Between the said Henry Angus Bush then of June in the Coy Esqr of the one part , and said Edmond Treacy of Cloughter as and said Patrick Treacy then of Paulstown [Kilmacahill OR Shankill]...Lands of Clokela wise Cloughlea... 140 Acres 2 roods...known by the name of the old house quarter... life of the said James Treacy Eldest Son of the Edmd Tracy one of the said Lessees then aged about 18 years John Treacy Eldest son of the sd Patt Treacy of Paulstown the other Lessee therein named aged 5 years or thereabouts & Patrick Treacy Eldest son of James Tracy of Cavan [Carran Dunbell OR Tullaherin] in said Coy of Kilkenny farmer then aged 5 years or thereabouts
391 OR 573391 Tracy
to Bushe
24 May 1830 between Richard Tracey of Kiljames [Columbkille] in the County of Kilkenny farmer of the one part and the Right Honble Charles Kendal Bushee Lord Chief Justice of his Majestys Court of Kings Bench in Ireland of the other part, whereby after Reciting that by Indenture bearing date the 16 Jul 1789 and made between the said Charles Kendall Bush of the one part and Michael Tracey of Kilmanahan [Kilmanaheen? Dungarvan] in the County of Kilkenny Farmer of the other par ...let unto the said Michael Tracey all That and those part of the Demesne of Kilmury [Kilmurry Columbkille OR Kilfane] commonly called or known by the name of the sixty acres formerly held by Richard Moore and then in the possession of the said Charles Kendal Bush containing about fifty seven acres and three roods or thereabouts was the same more or less situate and being in the Barony of Gouran [Gowran] and County of Kilkenny...lives of James Tracey Patrick Tracey and John Tracey sons of the said Michael Tracey...yearly rent of one pound eight Shillings by the acre by the year...reciting that by Indenture bearing date the 16 May 1796 and made between the said Michael Tracey of the one part and Judith Spruhan of Columbkill in said County and Barony widow of the other part Reciting that a Marriage had theretofore been Solemnized between Richard Tracy son of the aforesaid Michael Tracy and Catherine Spruhan, Daughter of the aforesaid Judith Spruhan...sum of forty five pounds then Sterling to him the said Richard Tracy in hand paid by the said Judith Spruhan as a marriage portion with the said Catherine Spruhan his wife he the said Michael Tracy had bargained sold assigned transferred and made over unto his said son the said Richard Tracy All that and those one moiety or half of his farm...contained twenty eight acres three roods and twenty perches or thereabouts...also assigned unto Jas Tracy one other of his sons the other moiety of said demised Lands...Reciting that some and in or about the year 1820 the said Charles Kendal Bushe entered into verbal agreements with the said James Tracy and Richard Tracy respectively for the purchase of their respective moreties of said premises demised to the said Michael Tracy by said Indenture of the 16 Jul 1789 and in consideration of his paying the said James Tracey an annuity of Fifty five pounds and ten pence...in consideration of the sum of Four hundred pounds Sterling the said Richard Tracy...did Grant bargain sell assign transfer and make over release and confirm unto the said Charles Kendre Bush in his actual possession...the Land of Kilmurry...ontaining twenty eight acres three roods and twenty perches or thereabouts...
1789 Michael Tracey of Kilmanahan [Kilmanaheen? Dungarvan] land of [Kilmurry Columbkille OR Kilfane]
Sons
Richard Tracey of Kiljames [Columbkille] 1830, half of Kilmurry lands about 28 acres 1796?, married Catherine Spruhan, Daughter of Judith Spruhan [settlement 1796]
James Tracey half of Kilmurry lands about 28 acres 1796?
Patrick Tracey
John Tracey
No 87 Flood to Keeffe
15 Dec 1857 between William Flood of Paulstown Castle in the County of Kilkenny Esquire of the one part and Patrick Keeffe of Saint Columb Kill in the said County of Kilkenny farmer...witnessed by Edmond Tracy of Kiljames [Columbkille] in the County of Kilkenny Farmer...witnessed respectively by the said Edmond Tracey and Peter McDermott of Kilkenny clerk to Kenny Purcell Solicitor...
No 89 Tracey ors
Treacy & anor to Dobbs & ors [see William Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
17 Oct 1878 Memorial of an Indenture Between Frederick Sayers of Fethard in the County of Tipperary Land Agent of the first part, Maria Tracey of Belmont in the county Kilkenny, widow, of the second part, Richard Kildare Tracey of Belmont in the County of Kilkenny Esquire son of the said Maria Tracey of the third part James Sayers of Fethard in the County of Tipperary spinster? daughter of Said Frederick Sayers , who fourth part and William Dobbs of the Cottage Castle Comer in the County of Kilkenny Esquire and Robert Ashby of Gilleagh? Lodge in the County Tipperary Esquire therein threshed was the said Trustees of the fifth part... that marriage had been agreed upon and was intended to be solemnized between the said Richard Kildare Tracey and Jennie Sayers and upon the hency for the said intended marriage it was agreed that the said Maria Tracey should conson of One hundred pounds per annum...sum of the thousand five hundred pounds...assign unto the said William Dobbs and Robert Ashby...Indenture of Lease of the fourteenth day of November One thousand eight hundred and sixty one... the Lands of Coan otherwise Belmont Compossesion of Maria Tracy and hereunder tenants bounded on the North by part of the Castlecomer Estate on the North Road leading from Castlecomer to Leighlin in the South by the road from Castlecomer to Leighlin and on the East by part of the Lands of Coan East containing One hundred and three acres Irish plantation measure situate in the Parish Dysart Barony of Fassadinin and County Kilkenny...[secondly lease dated 8 Dec 1863] that part of the lands of Count East called Belmont containing eighty ones Irish plantation measure be the same more or less with the house & thereon which said Lands are situate in the Parish of Dysart...[thidly lease dated 3 Jun 1832] Lands of Ardetagle [Ardateggle Killeshin] containing fifty acres Irish plantation measure situate in the Barony of Slievemarigue in the Queens County ...and Fourthly all that and those that part of the lands of Cutunclouth [Croghtenclogh Castlecomer] containing about two hundred acres Irish plantation measure or thereabouts pluck in the Barony of Fasaden and County of Kilkenny and held by the said Maria Tracey as tenant from year to year to the said Mr Wanderford at the yearly rent of One hundred pounds as there before recited and also all that part of the Lands of Ballethemon commonly called the Will and containing thirteen acres situate in the said Barony of fasden and County of Kilkenny and also held by the said Maria Tracey as tenant from year to year to the said MrWanderford at the Parlement of thirty pounds as thereinbefore recit
No 177 Land Registry
14? Nov 1916 Folio No 7372 John Tracey of Kilcurl Knocktopher [Kilkenny] farmer, townland Kilcurl (Anglesey) 73a2r32p
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LAOIS
No 185355 Tracey to
Finn
26 Mar 1771 Memorial of an Indented deed of Release between John Tracey of the Town of Mt Mellick in the Queens Co. Victualler of the one pt and Sarah Finn of sd Town & Co Wid of the other pt... the sum of twelve pounds Seventeen Shills Ster to him...that plot of Ground with the dwell house out houses & offices thereon and the yard and Garden...in the Town of McMellick aforesd and bounded on the North West by John Robinson dwellg house and holding and on the South East by Wm Moses [or Mores] Caldwellg house and holding and situate in the Parish of Rossnallis [Rosenallis]...
No 185356 Brewer to
Tracey
26 Mar 1771 Memorial of an Indented deed of lease between Thos Brewer of McMellick in the Queens Co. Shoemaker of the one pt and John [Tracey] of the said Town Victualer... that plot of Ground with the dwellg house out houses and offices thereon and the yard and Garden thereunto belong all which then were in the Posson of said Tracey in sd Melick and meared and bounded on the North West John Robinsons dwellg house and holding and on the South East by Wm Miers...time of thirty one years...yearly wood of two pounds Eight Shills Ster...
255 Delany to Tracey
11 Jun 1840 Between John Delany of Loughed Lodge in the Queens County Gent of the one part and John Tracey of Tennekilly [Tinnakill Offerlane] in the same City County Esq of the other part...[sold onto John Tracey]... land of Tennekelly in the Barony of Ossory and Queens Co containing of Seventy acres of statute Inch Plant measure or thereabouts... lands of Garrrafin [Offerlane] orthwise Garryfyn ors Garrafina situated in the parish of Offerlane Barony of upper Ossary and Queens County of Conty One hundred and the dry late Into pleasure or thereabouts the same more...
No 37 Treacey to
Murphy & ors
6 Apr 1882 Between John Treacey of Tenikilly [Tinnakill Offerlane] in the Queens County Esquire of the one part , therein after called the said Lessor and John Patrick Murphy and Francis Gendrean both of Summer Hill Athlone Gentlemen and Jules Edward Gaussuin Rue Oudenot Paris In France Gentleman of the other part...the house Gardens and offices and field containing about two acres and two roods Irish plantation measure situate at Castletown [Offerlane] in the Barony of Upper Wood and Queens County
No 43 Tracey to
Williams
20 Sep 1902 Between John Tracey of Maryborough in the Queens County Shopkeeper, administrator intestate of William Tracey late of Maryborough aforesaid of the one part and Daniel E Williams of Tullamore in the Kings County Merchant of the other part...that portion of the dwelling house in which John Higgins resided consisting of the shop and parlour adjoining the same together with the store houses in the yard at these thereof situate in the town of Maryborough Barony of Maryborough and Queens County...
No 3 Tracey - Cert of
Reg of Title
13 Jun 1903 part of the lands of Ballickmoyler [Killabban] containing 33a.3r.1p statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Slievemargy and Queens County held in fee simple entered on the folo No 1211 of the Register Ownership Michael Tracey farmer whose postal address is Killeshin Carlow is the owner...
LEITRIM
No 46 Tracey - Cert
of Regr of Title
1 Dec 1900 Memorial of Registration. Registration of Title of parts of the lands of Drumingna [Kiltubbrid] containing together 6:3:32 [a:r:p] and part of the lands of Derreen (Lloyd) [Kiltubbrid], containing 2 perches both statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Leitrim and County of Leitrim held in fee simple entered on the Folio No 100 of the Register Ownership Thomas Tracey of Drumingna Keshcarrigan [Kiltubbrid] Carrick on Shannon in the County of Leitrim Farmer is the owner...
No 47 Tracey - Cert
of Regr of Title
1 Dec 1900 Registration of Title of part of the lands of Drumingna [Kiltubbrid] containing together 7:2:14 [a:r:p] and part of the lands of Toomans [Kiltubbrid] containing 30 perches statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony Leitrim and County of Leitrim held in fee simple entered on the Folio No 1101 of the Register Ownership Michael Tracey of Drumingna Keshcarrigan Carrick on Shannon in the County of Leitrim Farmer is the owner of the foregoing property
No 103 Maguire &
another to Tracey
11 Jan 1928 Between Bernard J. Maguire of Loughties Glenfarne [Laghty Cloonclare] in the County Leitrim Farmer of the first part Rose Nora Maguire of Loughties aforesaid Spinster of the second part and Bridget Tracey of No. 4 Tennant Street Leith Scotland Married Woman of the third part...confirm unto the said Bridget Tracey All That And Those those parts of the lands of Laghty otherwise Loughties otherwise Loughtees otherwise Loughtys and strangross containing one acre two roods and thirty five perches or thereabouts statute measure , forty three acres three roods and twenty eight perches or thereabouts statute measure and five acres and twenty two perches or thereabouts statute measure making in all fifty acres three roods and five perches or thereabouts statute measure with the houses and buildings thereon situate in the Barony of Dromahair and County of Leitrim...
LIMERICK
No 106 Tracey to
Tracy
30 Aug 1856 Memorial of an Indenture. between James Tracey of Bohernagore [Ballingaddy] in the County of Limerick Farmer of the one part and Patrick Tracey of Bohemagore aforesaid his son of the other part...Reciting an Indenture of Lease bearing date 26 Aug 1854 made by James Laurence Wise to the said James Tracey of All that and Those that part of the Lands of Bohernagore situate in the parish of Ardpatrick...containing about ninety eight acres and Thirty perches Irish plantation measure for the term of nine hundred and Ninety two years at the yearly rent of Two Hundred and Thirty seven pounds Twelve shillings...
No 49 Tracey to
Magrath
20 Jul 1858 Between James Tracey of Ballyhughta [Ballyhaght Kilquane] in the County of Limerick Farmer of the one part, and William Magrath of Charleville [Rathgoggan] in the County of Cork Solicitor of the other part....advance to the said James Tracy the sum of Five hundred pounds...lands of Ballykirlew otherwise Ballynickley otherwise Ballyemply otherwise Bullyhughta containing One hundred and ten acres three roods and thirty two perches or thereabouts Statute measure together with the Mountain adjoining thereto...enjoyed the said Mountain jointly with Denis Fitzpatrick...
No 149 Tracey to
Brien [see Dr Daniel Tracey]
30 May 1859 Between Daniel Tracey of the City of Limerick Apothecary of the one part , and Timothy Brien of Nenagh in the County of Tipperary Labourer of the other part... reciting that Daniel Hourigan of Newagh in said County of Tipporary by Indenture of Lease therein granted to Denis Cleary of Nenagh aforesaid in said County of Tipperary Gentleman...in consideration of Five pounds Sterling in hand paid by the said Timothy Buren to said David Tracey...said dwelling house concerns and garden situate in Barrack Street in the Town and parish of Nenagh Barony of Lower Ormond and County of Tipperany aforesaid and numbered Sixty in said Street in as full and ample a manner as the same had been and was then possessed and enjoined by the said Daniel Tracey...Fitzgerald OBrien...
No 31 Tracey to
OConnor
10 Dec 1861 William Connor of Drews Court in the County of Limerick Gentleman and Miller Plaintiff Thomas Tracey of Ballinger [Ballingarry?] in the County of Limerick Shop keeper Defendant... two dwelling houses and premises...occupied by said Thomas Tracey and the other of said dwelling houses being occupied by P O Regan shop...[details of the previous leases]
No 260 Tracey or
Treacy to Tracey of Treacy & ar
28 Jul 1879 Memorial of an Indenture. Between Edmond Tracey of Ballingaddy [Ballingaddy] in the County of my Limerick farmer of the one part and John Tracey of Ballinahown [Ballynahown Ballingaddy?] and Patrick Tracey of Gibbinstown [Athneasy OR Kilbreedy Major] both in the County of Limerick farmers of the other part whereby after reciting as therein it was witnessed by that the said Edmond Tracey Covenanted to repay to them the said John Tracey and Patrick Tracey the sum of three hundred and forty eight pounds for which they became liable to the Munster Bank...Lands of Kilfinane [Kilfinnane Kilfinnane] Lands Commonly known as Gurteen [?] containing about thirty four acres plantation measure situate in the Barony of Costle and County of Limerick after a and the houses thereon together with six dairy cows...
No 10 or 70 ODonnell
& ors to Tracey
14 Sep 1885 between Robert O Donnell formerly of the Crescent Limerick Esquire and Edward Vize FitzGerald of 9 Lower Hartstonge Street Limerick Esquire and Sarah Vize Kelly now residing at 127 Waverly Avenue Brooklyn New York Spinster therein after called the Grantors of the one part and John Tracey of Upper William Street in the city of Limerick Rope maker of the other part...part of the lands of Ballinacurra Bowman [St Michael]...yearly fee farm rent or sum of three pounds...
No 23 Tracey to
Mortel
14 Jan 1880 Between Patrick Martel , plaintiff and Edmond Tracey , Defendant...Patrick Martel of Kilfinane [Kilfinnane] in the County of Limerick Shopkeeper aged thirty years and upwards ortel the plaintiff...Edmond Tracey of Ballingaddy [Ballingaddy] in the County of Limerick farmer defendant...lands of Kilfinanlands commonly known as therein containing about thirty four acres plantation measure situate in the Barony of Cattle and County of Limerick...the sum of thirty five pounds six shillings still remains justly due...
No 106 Tracey Reg of
Title
10 Apr 1894
...the Estate of John Dunkin Blake snd Charles Henry Blake...
Schedule Above Referred To .
Name of Purchasing Tenant -- Michael Tracey .
Postal Address -- Tuogh , Cappamore , County Limerick .
Description -- Farmer .
Amount of Purchase money -- Forty Pounds .
Sum advanced to the said Tenant for the purchase of his Holding -- Forty Pounds
Annuity payable for Forty - nine years -- One Pound and Twelve Shillings .
Description of Holding -- That part of the Lands of Tuogh [Tuogh], containing Five acres three roods and Thirty - two perches , statute measure or thereabouts , situate in the Barony of Owneybeg and County of Limerick , as held by the said Tenant at the date of the making of the advance , as tenant from year to year to the said Vendors
No 255 Kirby to
Tracey
30 Nov 1898 between Mary Jane Kirby of Boherdotia Oola in the County of Limerick widow of the one part and James Tracey of Kildromin Kiteely in the said County of Limerick , farmer of the other part... in consideration of the sum of seven Hundred pounds so paid by the said James Tracey...part of the lands of Boherdotia containing fifty nine aces and Fourteen acres statute Measure...
No 40 Tracy to
McCarthy
18 Mar 1899 Between Mary Angela Tracy of the Orphanage Convent of mercy in the City of Limerick Spinster , of the one part , and Robert McCarthy of Ballyvodane [Ballyvoodane Effin] in the County of Limerick , farmer , of the other part...Mary Angel Tracey as Beneficial owner did thereby Convey and assign unto the said Robert McCarthy All that and those part of the lands of Bohernagore [Ballingaddy] containing , one hundred and sixty two acres , one rood twenty four perches statute measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Coshled and County of Limerick... recited Indenture of Lease of the 26th August 1854...
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No 300 Tracey to
Burke
7 Nov 1901 Between Angela Tracey of Mount saint Vincent in the City of Limerick Spinster of the first part and Mrs Mary Agnes Burke of Peters cell in the City of Limerick Mrs Ellen Done? of Mount Saint Vincent in the City of Limerick both members of the Community of the Sisters of Mercy in the City of Limmerick and the Reverend Andrew Murphy Rector of Same Minchins College in the City of Limerick of the second part Reciting that the said Angela Tracey was about entering into the Community of the sister of March , aforesaid and was possessed and absolutely entitled to the lands of Ballyhaight [Ballyhaght] in the Parish of Kilquane Barony of Coshed of and County of Limerick for an estate of freehold in possession subject to the rights of Mrs Ellen Ryan mother of the said Angela Tracey under a settlement executed on the occasion of her marriage with the father of the said Angela Tracey
No 147 Condon to Pub
Works
1 Jun 1901...witnessed by Thomas Tracey of Ballenarouga Ballingarry [Ballynarooga Ballingarry (Connello)] farmer and P. O Shaughnessy of Newcastle West P. both in the County of Limerick...
No 292 Dunworth to
Pub Wks Comrs
17 Feb 1905...witnessed by Edmond Morony of Odellville Ballingarry JP and Thomas Tracey of Ballinarouga more North [Ballynarooga More (North) Cloncagh] farmer both in the County of Limerick...
No 293 Tracey to Pub
Wks Comrs
17 Feb 1905 Memorial of an Indenture between Thomas Tracey of Ballynarooga More North in the County of Limerick Tenant Farmer therein after called the said Tenant of the one part and the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland incorporated and acting as therein mentioned and therein after called the said Commissioners of the other part...consideration of fifty pounds to be lent as therein mentioned did thereby charge that part of the Lands of Ballynarooga more worth in his occupation...
LOUTH
No 160 Tracey &
ar to Kingston [see also England]
6 Aug 1887 settlement of the 29 Sep 1852 made between Florence Mary Tracey of Ford Park near Plymouth in the County of Devon Widow named and described as Florence Mary Tolcher Spinister of the first part Robert Stephens George Ley Woollcombeand Henry Meade Smythe the latter in the said Indenture of Settlement by mistake called Henry Ogle Smythe of the second part and George Henry Eccles of Plymouth in the County of Devon Surgeon of the third part...the town and lands of Mullaghcurry otherwise Mullacurry otherwise Mullacor [Mullacurry Dromin] situate in the Barony of Ardee and County of Louth containing one hundred and twenty six acres late Irish plantation measure ( be the same more or less ) together with all bogs belonging or appurtenant to the same or usually held or enjoyed therewith and all those three dwelling houses or tenements with the stables and other outbuildings back yards gardens and offices thereto belonging situate on the north side of West Street in the Parish of Saint Peter in the Town of Drogheda aforesaid also one house and shop with the cellar underneath the same situate on the South side of the said Street...
MEATH
No 203 Land Registry
15 Jan 1928 County of Meath...John Tracey of Kilbeg, Rathmolyon, Enfield, Co Meath, farmer... Kill Beg [Rathmolyon] (part) 8a1r34p and Moneymore [Rathmolyon] (part) 14a3r36p...Barony of Lower Moyfenrath
No 300 Tracey To Public Works Commrs
27th Sept. 1929 Landed Property Improvement ( Ireland ) Acts... amending and extending the same John Tracey Of Killbeg In The County Of Meath Owner...Sum Of One Hundred And Thirty Pounds be laid out in the necessary Works for the Improvement of the Lands...John Tracey, Kill Beg AND Moneymore [Rathmolyon]...36.42. [Ordnance Sheet]
OFFALY
No 354565 Parsons to
Kearney
10 Aug 1801 ...Reciting that by Lease dated 29th May 1720 Sir Wm Parsons But therein ment did thereby Demise Grant & set unto Edw Tracy therein also mentioned all that and those the House Garden and Badside formly in the possr Thorley and afterwards in the poss of Edward Tracey meared on the South with the new Building or shop late in the poss of said Edward Tracey on the East...the lives of Robert Tracy Edwd Tracey and he say we by ten dated the 5th day of April 1750 added to the term...the seal of Robert Tracy deced... the premises situate in and was the Town of Parsonstown in the Parish of Birr and Barony of Ballybritt and Kings County...
No 125058 Parsons to
Tracey
4 Jul 1757. Memorial of an Indenture. between Sir William Parsons of Parsonstown in the Kings County Bart of the one part and Thos Tracey of the same Merchant of the other part...Lands of Derrinlough [Eglish] and Deerpark [?] Situate in the Barony of Eglish...
No 125059 Parsons to
Tracey
4 Jul 1757. Memorial of an Indenture. between Sir William Parsons of Parsonstown in the Kings County Bart of the first part Joseph James of Crinkell [Crinkill Birr] in said County Gent of the second part and Thomas Tracey of Parsonstown [Birr] aforesaid Merchant of the third part Reciting that said Thomas Tracy is intitled to the Bogg of Clonekelly [Clonkelly Birr] situate near the Town of Parsonstown
No 125771 Clark to
Tracey
27 Sep 1757... Memorial of a bargain and sale...Turnipfield on the west with part of said Clonoghill [Clonoghil Birr Offaly]...Lives of Thomas Tracey of Parsonsonstown aforesd Merch , George Tracey and Robert Tracey Brothers to the said Thomas
No 125772 Nethercott
to Tracey
27 Sep 1757 Memorial of a bargain and sale... Lands of Lark being part and parcell of the field called the Turnipfield ...Lands of Clonoghill [Clonoghil Birr Offaly] in said County containing ten replantation acres...south with part of Derrinduff [Birr]...Lives of Thomas Tracey of Parsonstown aforesaid Mercht George Tracey & Robert Tracey Brothers to the said Thomas Tracey...
No 125773 Jessop to
Tracey
27 Sep 1757 ...turnip field...Clonoghill...Lives of Thomas - Tracey of Parsonstown aforesd George Tracey & Robt Tracey Brothers to the sd Thos Tracey...
No 126577 Parsons to
Tracey
7 Dec 1757. A Memorial of a Deed of Lease. Sr Lawrence Parsons of Parsonstown in the Kings County Bart of the one part & Thomas Tracy of the sd Town & County Merch of the other part...Did Demise unto the sd Thos Tracy all that & those the Land & Parks then in the possion of the sd Thos Tracy being part & parcell of the Lands of Scurrogh Conty in the whole nine Statute acres - Bounded on the North by the parks next Adjoyning the River on the South by Siffin Wood on the West by the Parks in the possion of Francis Biddulph of Moorpark & on the East by the Lands of Parks lately in the possion of Thos Davis Decd...the Natural Life & Lives of the said Thos Tracy George Tracy & Robt Tracy Brothers to the Sd Thomas Tracy...
No 126578 Parsons to
Tracey
7 Dec 1757. A Memorial of a Deed of Lease.
No 622 Bury to Tracey
22 Nov 1771 Memorial of an Indented Deed of Lease bearing date the 12 Jun 1767 made between Charles William Bury a minor under the age of Twenty one years by Catherine Prittie otherwise Bury his Mother and Guardian of the one part and George Tracey of Tullamore in the king County Mercht of the other part...farm lett unto the said Geo . Tracey , a Bog hear the hophill with free liberty to cut the thereon Containing about six Acres be the same more or less formerly in the possion of the Revd Daniel Jackson and then in the possion of the said Geo Tracey...full term of Eighteen years to commence and be computed from the twenty fifth day of March...the said George Tracy is since dead but before his death duly made and published his last Will and Testamt in writing and thereby appd his wife Mary
No 203983 Tracey to
Synge
15 Apr 1775 Between Edward Tracey of Birr in the Kings County Gent of the one part and the Revd Edward Synge the Archdeacon of Killaloe of the other part by which Deed the said Edward Tracey for the Consions therein ment did Demise set and to farm let unto the said Edw Synge All that part of Clonoghill [Clonoghil Birr] in the Kings County in the possn of Thos Tracey & then in the poss of Edw Synge Conty by Estimation eight acres one rood & fifteen perches of Land...life of the Edward Tracey Deed Robert Tracey of Birr...
No 249517 Tracey to
Kearney
28 Jan 1786 between Mr Edw Tracey of Birr in the Kings County Mercht of the one part & Michl Kearny of Birr aforesd Esq of the other part...the sd Edw Tracey did give grant bargain & sell unto the sd Mich Kearney...the lands of Scurra orwise Scurragh [part of Clonoghil in Tithes] in the Kings Co aforesd sell by the sd Edwd Tracey to Henry Palmer & now in the posson of Henry Ths Naughton of Birr aforesd Esqr with that part of the lands of Clonoughill [Clonoghil Birr] in so lately demised by sd Edwd Tracy to the Revd Archan Synge of Syngefield...
No 122 Tracey to
Heenan
15 Nov 1833 between Simon Prescott Tracey of Parsonstown in the Kings County Gentleman of the one part and John Heenan of Parsonstown aforesd Doctor of Medicine of the other part...Simon Prescot Tracy had agreed with the said John Heenan to assign unto him all his right title and interest in and to the said prems as well in Consideration of the sum of one hundred pounds...situate in the Town of Parson town...the house and garden theretofore in the possion of Daniel Lane deceased late in the possion of the Revd John Carroll Clerk and now in the posser of Richard Wood Gent situate lying and being in the Barony of Ballyhutt and Kings County...
No 128 Tracey to
Tracey
8 Mar 1895 between Robert Tracey of Parsonstown in the Kings County Book maker of the one part and Thomas Michael Tracey of Parsonstown aforesaid Boot Maker of the other part...Lease of the 26 Apr 1718...Renewal thereof of the 13 May 1809... the house and garden commonly known and theretofore called by the name of Marcus Archer 's Plot...
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No 278 Tracey to Molloy
22 May 1897 between Thomas M Tracey of Cumberland Street Birr in the Kings County Bootmaker of the one part and Margaret Molloy of Cumberland Street Birr aforesaid Molloy married woman of the other part...called by the name of Marcus Archers plot...
No 201 Tracey &
ors to Wallace
10 Apr 1900 between Robert Tracey of 33 Moyne Road Rathmines in the County of Dublin Gentleman Simon Tracey of 5 Gresham Terrace Kingstown in the County of Dublin Gentleman and Hannah Barber of Rathealy Road Fermoy in the County of Cork Married Woman ( therein and hereinafter called the Vendor ) of the one part and Richard Wallace of Bellfield Shinrone in the Kings County Gentleman of the other part Reciting fee farm Grant dated 23rd day of April 1895 Whereby the Right Honorable Lawrence Earl of Rosse granted unto Thomas Michael Tracey a plot of ground and premises in Main Street in the town of Parsonstown and Kings County at yearly fee farm rent of £2... Reciting will of said Thomas Michael Tracey Whereby he devised said premises to the vendors who met up same for sale by auction on the 15th day of January 1900 and said Richard Wallace was declared the purchaser...called by the name of Marcus Archers plot...
No 126 Tracey &
anr to Tracey
11 May 1903 Memorial of an Indenture. Between Julia Tracey of Cappincur [Cappancur Geashill Offaly] in the Kings County widow of the first Tracey part Bridget Tracey of Cappincur aforesaid Spinster of the second part and Hugh Tracey of Cappencier aforesaid farmer of third part...Julia Tracey as Beneficial owner did thereby assign and the said Bridget Tracey did thereby re lease and confirm unto the Hugh Tracey , All that and those that farm of land situate a Cappincur as lately in the occupation of the said Patrick Tracey deceased and then in the occupation of the said Julia Tracey containing 29a 3r and 12 perches statute measure
No 206 Tracey to
Brien
10 Dec 1904 Between Hugh Tracey of Cappincur [Cappancur Geashill] in the Kings County farmer of the are to part and John Brien of Ballinamona [Ballynamona Durrow] Tullamore in the Kings County farmer of the other part...that part of the lands of Cappuncut formerly in the occupation of Patrick Purcell and now in the occupation of the said Hugh Tracey containing Forty acres statute measure or thereabouts...secondly All that and thee that farm of land situate at Cappincur formerly in the occupation of the therein mentioned Patrick Tracey deceased and then in the occupation of the said Julia Tracey Containing Twenty three acres three roods and twelve perches statute measure or thereabouts...payment of the said yearly rent of Thirty Pounds...death of the herein mentioned Julia Tracey for all the residue then unexpired of the statutory term of Fifteen years...to the Judicial rent of Eleven pounds ten shillings fixed...
No 288 Tracey to Ryan
14 Mar 1923 Between Thomas Tracey of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath Merchant therein after called the Vendor of the one part and William Ryan of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath Merchant herein after called the Purchaser of the other part...all that portion of the land of Cappydonnell Little [Ardnurcher or Horseleap] situate in the Barony of Kilcoursey and Kings County...together with the retail spirit Licence attached...
TIPPERARY
No 139 Cantwell to
Baldwin & ors
28 Jul 1847 between Mrs Margaret Cantwell of the Irishtown in the town of Clonmel in the County of for Tipperary Widow and Relict of Denis Cantwell late of Clonmell aforesaid Merchant to of the one part and the Revd John Baldwin Paush Priest of the Parish of St Marys in the said town of Clonmell The Revd Patrick Meary Roman Catholic Curate and Alderman Patrick Quin all of the said town of Clonmel of the other part Reciting the Will of John Cantwell formerly of said Town of Carmel Merchant whereby he devised certain properties to his brother Denis Cantwell...clothing the Poor Boys in the Poor School ...Thomas Cantwell...Reciting the death of the said John Cantwell in the month of January 1818...said Mrs Margt Cantwell is entitled of the tenements and premises demised by a certain Lease bearing date the thirtieth of November Eighteen hundred and three being the inclosed yard or plot of ground on the west side of Gordon Street in Clonmel whereon the said Thomas Cantwell built two dwelling houses...Witnessed by William Wright and James Tracey of the Town of Clonmel in the County of Tipperary Yeoman...
No 149 Tracey to
Brien [see Dr Daniel Tracey]
30 May 1859 Between Daniel Tracey of the City of Limerick Apothecary of the one part , and Timothy Brien of Nenagh in the County of Tipperary Labourer of the other part... reciting that Daniel Hourigan of Newagh in said County of Tipporary by Indenture of Lease therein granted to Denis Cleary of Nenagh aforesaid in said County of Tipperary Gentleman...in consideration of Five pounds Sterling in hand paid by the said Timothy Buren to said David Tracey...said dwelling house concerns and garden situate in Barrack Street in the Town and parish of Nenagh Barony of Lower Ormond and County of Tipperany aforesaid and numbered Sixty in said Street in as full and ample a manner as the same had been and was then possessed and enjoined by the said Daniel Tracey...Fitzgerald OBrien...
No 223 Tracey to
Lloyd
29 Aug 1862 Between Denis Tracey of Borrisnoe [Bourney] in the County of Tipperary farmer of the one part and George R. Lloyd of Skehima [Skehanagh? Killavinoge?] in said County Esquire of the other part...containing thirty acres two roods and four perches statute measure...the said Denis Tracey had proposed to sell all his right title and interest therein to said George R. Lloyd for a sum of one hundred and fifty five pounds...
No 273 Murray &
anr to Kelly
20 May 1864 Michael Kelly of Clonlisk [Kilcomin] in the Kings County miller Plaintiff Martin Murray and Michael Tracey both of Longfordwood [Bourney] in the County of Tipperary farmers defendants...the sum of Two hundred and fourty pounds besides Three pounds one shilling and eleven pence costs...
No 142 Bohan to
Tracey
7 Jan 1896 Between Stephen Tracey Plaintiff Philip Bohan Denfendant. I Stephen Tracey of Killawardy Killea in the County of Tipperary farmer aged 21 years and upwards the plaintiff...against Philip Bohan the defendant for the sum of £34.15.0 besides the sum of £5.16.0 for costs making together the sum of £40.11.0...Philip Bohan of Killawardy Killea in the County of Tipperary defendant...
N0 199 Tracey Regn of
Title - Court of the Irish Land Commission
18 Jul 1896 Matter of the Estate of GEORGE FREDERICK WILSON , a Vendor of Land .
Name of Purchasing Tenant -- PATRICK TRACEY .
Postal Address -- Ballymacegan , Lorrha , Roscrea , County Tipperary .
Description -- Farmer .
Amount of Purchase Money -- Fifty - four Pounds .
Annuity payable for Forty - nine years -- Two Pounds Three Shillings and Two Pence .
Description of Holding -- The part of the Lands of Ballymacegan , containing Three Acres and Nine Perches or thereabouts , statute measure , situate in the Barony of Lower Ormond , and County of Tipperary , as held by the said Tenant
TYRONE
No 57 McGurk to
Tracey
22 Aug 1870 Judgment is that of Francis Tracey of Brackagh ( South ) [Bodoney, Lower] in the County of Tyrone farmer plaintiff Michael McGurk of Cashel [Bodoney, Lower] in the County of Tyrone farmer defendant...Judgment is the 30 July 1870 saith that the amount recovered by the said Judgment is the sum of Two hundred pounds Sterling and the sum of three pounds three shillings for costs...part of the lands of Cashel containing sixty acres Irish plantation measure or thereabouts with the houses thereon situate in the Parish of Bodonery Barony of Upper Strabane and County of Tyrone and now in the possession of said Michael McGurk...
No 202 Church Temp in Ireland to Tracey
5 Jan 1877 Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland to Francis Tracey of Drumshambo Glebe [Kildress] in the County of Tyrone farmer... the sum of Forty Seven pounds by Francis Tracey of Drumshambo paid into the bank of Ireland to the Credit of our account and the further sum of one hundred and thirty eight pounds secured by Indenture of Mortgage...Containing thirteen acres statute measure or thereabouts as now in the occupation of the said Francis Tracey...
No 192 Tracey &
anr to Pub Works
21 Jan 1885 between Edward Tracy and John Treacy both of Bunafreaghan [Binnafreaghan Bodoney, Lower] in the County of Tyrone Tenant Comis farmers therein after called the said Tenants " of the one part and The Commissioners of Public Works...Seventy pounds to be lent...that part of the lands of Binnafreaghan in their occupation...
No 25 Tracey to
Stewart
11 Sep 1891 Between James Tracey of Scincin [Syunshin Clogher] in the County of Tyrone farmer of the one part and William Stewart of Lisbane [Clogher] in the said County Esquire of the other part...James Tracey did thereby assign transfer and make over unto him the said William Stewart All that and Those that farm of land situate in the Townland of Scinvin in the Barony of Clogher...
No 56 Tracey to
Murphy
30 Jan 1901. between Patrick Tracey of Archill [Ardstraw] in the County of Tyrone farmer of the one part and Alexander Murphy of Dunnlegagh [Drumlegagh Ardstraw] in the said County of Tyrone farmer of the one part...assigns all that farm of land and premises in the townland of Imaugh [Meaghy Ardstraw] Barony of Lower Strabane and County of Tyrone containing thirty acres statute measure or thereabouts be the same more or less together with all houses and buildings thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging held under the Duke of Abercorn as tenant from year to year...
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No 162 Tracey &
anr to Porter
2 Jun 1904 mortgage...Between Charles Tracey farmer and Margaret Tracey Spinster both of Fecarry [Faccary Cappagh] in the County of Tyrone of the one part and John GR Porter of Omagh in said County Justice of the Peace of the other part...Seventy seven pounds one shilling and eight pence paid to said Charles Tracey and Margaret Tracey by the said John G R Porter and Charles Tracey and Margaret Tracey as Mortgagor and as beneficial Owners Conveyed unto said John G R Porter All that farm of land in the townland of Fecarry Parish of Carragh Barony of upper Strabane and County of Tyrone Containing twenty five acres statute measure or thereabouts...
No 293 Moore & an
to Mullin
7 Mar 1910 Memorial of an Indenture of assignment between Robert Moore formerly of Shancragh [Shannaragh Dromore] in the County of Tyrone farmer but then of Toronto Canada of the first part John Tracey of Glennan [Donacavey] in the County of Tyrone farmer of the second part and Francis Mullen of screen [Screggagh? Donacavey] in the County of Tyrone farmer of the third part...Reciting Indenture of statutory mortgage dated the 15 Dec 1905 made between the said John Tracey of the one part and the said Robert Moore of the other part...that part of the Lands of Glennan in the Barony of East Omagh Paush of Donacavey and County of Tyrone Containing one acres three Roods and fourteen perches statute measure...
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No 113 Kerr & anr
to Tracey
17 Jan 1918 Between John J. Kerr, Ballinamullin [Ballynamullan Cappagh] in the County of Tyrone Farmer of the first part , of Michael Dooner of Merchantstown Glebe [Termonmaguirk] in said County Tyrone, Farmer of the second part and Catherine Tracey of Mullaghshin [Mullaghslin Glebe Clogherny] in said County of Tyrone Farmer of the third part...did thereby grant and convey unto the said Cathrine Tracey All that part of the Town and Lands of Merchantstown Glebe lying and being in Barony of East Omagh and County of Tyrone containing nine acres one rood...
No 114 Tracey to
Burnett
17 Jan 1918 Between Catherine Tracey of Mullaghshin in the County of Tyrone Farmer of the one part and Robert Burnett of Bracken [?] in said County of Tyrone farmer of the other part...Catherine Tracey as Mortgagor and Beneficial Owner did thereby grant and convey unto the said Robert Barnett All that part of the Town and Lands of Merchant shown Glebe situate in Barony of East Omagh and County Tyrone containing nine acres one rood statute measure...
WATERFORD
No 273 Kearney to
Tracey & anr
30 Apr 1889 Between John Kearney of Abbeyside Dungarvan in the County of Waterford Sailor of the one part and Denis Tracey of Abbeyside aforesaid Master Mariner and Lizzy Tracey his wife of the other part...Thirty pounds to the said John Kearney...lands of Abbeyside... east side of the Main Street...
WESTMEATH
No 531351 Tracey to
Tracey
28 Oct 1823 Memorial of an Indenture of Annuity between James Tracey of Streamstown [presume in Ardnurcher, or Horseleap] in the County of Westmeath Farmer of the one part and Bridget Tracey of Kilbeggan [Kilbeggan] in the County of Westmeath Spinster of the other part... the said James Tracey ( by and with the consent advice & approbation and at the special instance of Martin Tracey and Daniel Tracey both of Streamstown afsd Farmers ( the said Martin Tracey and Daniel Tracey being the first and second & only sons of said James Tracey...the sum of forty five pounds two shillings & nine pences due and owing by the said James Tracey to the said Richard Tracey...lands of lisaera [Lissavra Ardnurcher, or Horseleap] in the County of Westmeath Conty by Estimation seventy two acres the same more or less then in the possession of Matthew Seery of lisaera Farmer
No 139 Sherlock (by
Westmeath Co High Sheriff) to Tracey
8 Jun 1889 Between Sir Montague R Chapman of Killia Castle Clonmellon in the County of Westmeath Bart High Sheriff of the said County of Westmeath of the one part and Thomas Tracey of Cloghan [Cloghanstown? Killucan] in the County of Westmeath Shop Assistant of the other part... reciting that Thomas Tracey in an action wherein he was plaintiff and Philip Sherlock hereinafter mentioned was defendant on the 23rd day of March one thousand eight hundred and eighty nine obtained a Judgment...£175 sterling...in the occupation of Philip Sherlock being part of the Townland of Kinnegad and situate in the Parish of Kinnegad...
No 72 Tracey to Carey
30 Mar 1898 Memorial of an Indenture. Between John Tracey of Ternacreeve [Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen] in the County of Westmeath Farmer of the one part and Timothy Carey of Tullaghansleek [Castletownkindalen] in the County of Westmeath... lands of Maybrista [Mabrista Castletownkindalen] containing Thirty acres Irish plantation measure or thereabouts situate in the Barony of Moycashel and County of Westmeath held by the said John Tracey as tenant from year to year to Colonel John R Malone...
No 83 Tracey to
Hibernian Bnk Ld
2 Jun 1896 Between Thomas Tracey of streete [Burgesland Street] Rathown [Rathowen Rathaspick OR Russagh] in the County of Westmeath Publican, therein after called the Mortgagor of the one part and The Hebernian Bank Limited...of the other part...that farm of land with the Dwelling house and buildings thereon forming part of the Townland of Streete otherwise Burgessland in the Barony of Moygoish and County of Westmeath containing eight acres two roods and ten perches or thereabouts statute measure held by the Mortgagor as tenant to Mr John Wilson at the ear pludicial rent of twelve homes...
No 181 Tracey Cert of
Regn of Title
1 Dec 1899 ...Register ownership Michael Tracey of Ballynacliffy [Kilkenny, West] Glasson in the County of Westmeath farmer...lands of Ballynacliffy containing 62a:0r:6p statute measure or thereabouts...
No 183 Tracey Cert of Regn of Title
1 Dec 1899...Register ownership John Tracey of Coolalena [Coolaleena Noughaval] Glasson Athlone in the County of Westmeath farmer...parts of the lands of Ballynacliffy containing together 20a:2r:21p statute measure or thereabouts...
No 179 Tracey &
anr to Fallon
25 Oct 1905 Memorial of an Indenture. Between Thomas Tracey of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath farmer and Shop keeper of the first part The Hibernian Bank Limited having their registered office at no by College Green in the City of Dublin Bankers of the second part and James Fallon of Rosemount in the County of Westmeath farmer of the third part...reciting deed of 5 Jan 1899 between [Thomas Tracey and Hibernian Bank]... lands of Kilbeg [Ardnurcher, or Horseleap] otherwise killbeg situate in the Electoral Division of Lannell Poor law Union of Tullamore Barony of Moycashel and County of Westmeath containing forty four acres three rods and thirty nine perches held by the said Thomas Tracey at the yearly Judicial rent of thirty six pounds seven shillings and six pence together with the house and premise...
No 288 Tracey to Ryan
14 Mar 1923 Between Thomas Tracey of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath Merchant therein after called the Vendor of the one part and William Ryan of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath Merchant herein after called the Purchaser of the other part...all that portion of the land of Cappydonnell Little [Ardnurcher or Horseleap] situate in the Barony of Kilcoursey and Kings County...together with the retail spirit Licence attached...
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WEXFORD
No 209 Tracey to
Tracey
20 May 1847 Deed of conveyance...between Mathew Tracey of Wexford in the County of Wexford farmer of the one part and Mathew Tracey of Ratholin [Ratholm Ballybrennan] in said C. Farmer of the other part...[4 Jun 1791] Chas Stanley Monck of the City of Dublin Esqr...demised and set unto Mary Tracey and John Tracey...Mary Tracey...died leaving the said John Tracey, her son a co lessee..Matthew Tracey...the death of his father the said John Tracey and under and by virtue the last will and testament of the said John Tracey...Matthew Tracey eldest son...indenture 4 Dec 1824 [thirty crossed out]...Lands of Ratholum Conty , twenty seven acres one rood plantation measure log with the Dwelling house and out houses thereon situate in the parish of Ballybrennan...
No 41 Ward to Tracey
9 Jul 1916 Memorial of an indenture. between Margaret Ward of Ballylarkin Inch [Gorey] in the County of Wexford widow of the one part and Daniel Tracey of Ballylarkin aforesaid farmer of the other part...All that farm of land forming part of the townland of Scarnagh Lower [Inch] in the Barony of Gorey Electral Division of Ballylarkin containing 21 acres 2 roods 3 perches or thereabouts statute measure...
ENGLAND
No 171 Tracey to
Stephens
14 Aug 1877 between the Reverend John Smyth of the first part John James Barlow Smythe of the second part Florance Mary Tolcher of the third part Edward Tolcher of the fourth part and George Woolcombe Robert Stephens George Ley Woollcombe and Henry Ogle Smythe of the fifth part...
Reciting among other things that with the exception of the freehold plot of ground dwelling house and shop in a certain Indenture bearing date the 14 Sep 1872 made between Florence Mary Tracey of the first part Robert Stephens George Ley Woolcombe and Henry Meade Smythe of the second part and George Henry Eccles of the third part...the said Florence Mary Tracey was decerous of evergoing the power of appointment then vested in her as having survived her first husband under the aforesaid Indenture of Settlement in favor of William Wyatt Smythe the ( one of her children by her said first husband)...Signed and Sealed by the said Florence Mary Tracey in the presence of J Wyatt Joseph S Hill Clerks to Messr Stephens Prance & Jago solicitors Plymouth...
No 160 Tracey &
ar to Kingston
6 Aug 1887 settlement of the 29 Sep 1852 made between Florence Mary Tracey of Ford Park near Plymouth in the County of Devon Widow named and described as Florence Mary Tolcher Spinister of the first part Robert Stephens George Ley Woollcombeand Henry Meade Smythe the latter in the said Indenture of Settlement by mistake called Henry Ogle Smythe of the second part and George Henry Eccles of Plymouth in the County of Devon Surgeon of the third part...the town and lands of Mullaghcurry otherwise Mullacurry otherwise Mullacor [Mullacurry Dromin] situate in the Barony of Ardee and County of Louth containing one hundred and twenty six acres late Irish plantation measure ( be the same more or less ) together with all bogs belonging or appurtenant to the same or usually held or enjoyed therewith and all those three dwelling houses or tenements with the stables and other outbuildings back yards gardens and offices thereto belonging situate on the north side of West Street in the Parish of Saint Peter in the Town of Drogheda aforesaid also one house and shop with the cellar underneath the same situate on the South side of the said Street...
No 221 Tracey to
Coyle & ors [no addresses in Ireland]
18 Sep 1902...between Florence Mary Tracey of Ford Park Plymouth Widow of the 1st part Charles Albert Kingston of Plymouth M. D. the sole surviving Trustee of the therein within written Indenture of Settlement of the 2nd part and Charles Coyle of Plymouth Sub Manager of the Devon and Comwall Bank there and William Thomas Greglohan of Plymouth an Inspector of the said Bank of the 3rd part...
WALES
No 125 Tracey to
Wilson
21 Sep 1887 Between Mary Anne Tracey of number 15 Longford Terrace Holyhead in the County of Anglesey in England wife of Martin Tracey of same place Brick Maker of the one part and Richard Wilson of Rose Bank Ennis in the County of Clare in Ireland Esquire of the other part...sum of Five hundred pounds to the said Mary Anne Tracey paid by the said Richard Wilson the said Mary Anne Tracey thereby covenanted to repay to him in the 17 Mar 1888, the sum of Five hundred pounds with Interest...assign unto the said Richard Wilson his Exors Admors and assigns all that new house formely erected by Joseph Reed and back house and yard thereunto belonging situate and now known as number 100 in Great Britain Street in the County of the City of Dublin...
No 218 Wilson to
Tracey
13 Mar 1888 Between Richard Wilson of Rosebank Ennis in the County of Clare in Ireland Esquire of the one part and Maryanne? Tracey of number 15 Longford Terrace? Holyhead in the County of Anglesea in England wife of Martin Tracey of same place brickmaker? of the other part
No 219 Tracey to
Howard
13 Mar 1888 Between Mary Anne Tracey of Number fifteen Longford Terrace Hyhead in the County of Anglesea in Wales wife of Martin Tracey of same place Brickmaker of the one part and Jeremiah Howard og nine Herbert Road Sandymount in the County of Dublin Gentleman of her Howard other part...number one hundred in Great Britain Street and in the County of the City of Dublin...
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