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The Traceys of Kilkenny can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as Kilkenny formed part of the territory of the Uí Bairrche. There is the townland of Kiltrassy, in the parishes of Killamery and Windgap, named after the Traceys. This may translate as Tracey’s wood or church. There is a reference to Carraig Treasa at Booleyglass Aghaviller (The Place-Names of County Kilkenny). Kiltrassy Church (which is located in the adjoining townland of Oldcastle) |
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Isabella (b.1280-5), dau. of Sir Henry de
Tracy of
Woolcombe married
(1) Sir
Simon Roges (or Fitz Rogus) of Porlock co. Somerset, by 1303
(2)
Herbert de Marisco (b. 1296 at Pollrone Co. Kilkenny; of Huntspill, Camely
& Weyperous; d. 1326-7), by 1317
(3)
Edmund le Botiler, probably yr. brother of James, Earl of Ormond (both alive,
1350) (divorced)
(4) Sir
John Stowford, Knight (Justice of the Common Bench, Crackway co. Devon, d.
1359)
Eric St. John Brooks. The Family of Marisco. The
Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland. Seventh Series, Vol. 2,
No. 1 (Jun. 30, 1932), pp. 50-74
Ancestral Roots of Certain American
Colonists, Who Came to America Before 1700 (7th edition, 1992), Weis, Frederick
Lewis
October 1537 - Ms. State Paper Office
The
Verdyt of the Commyners of the Countye of Kilkennye
William
Troddye of Callam*, Jur
* There
is a fragment of an ancient monument in Callan Church to the the memory of
Philipus Troddy quodā burgēs' ac notarius curialis ville Callanie qui
obiit xv° die m .... A. D. M. vº lxii .” Another fragment has the name “Jacobus
Throdyi."
Hore, H.J. The Social State of the Southern and Eastern
Counties of Ireland in the Sixteenth Century, 1870.
Calendar of the patent and close rolls of
chancery in Ireland
1548 23. Pardon of Edmond Fitz-Richard Butler, of
Butlerswode, Leonard Shortall, Richard Fitz-Theobald Butler, William Shortall,
James Cantwell, Edwanl Shortall, Edmond Shortall, Richard Fannyng, John
Shortall, Hugh O'Kayll, David Fannyng, John More Fannyng, Shane M'Richarde,
Michael Purcell, David FitzDonyll, David Pitzmagon Fannyng, Nicholas Neishe,
and Rorie Trasy, all of Butlerswode
[Kilkenny] Mar. 26, 3°.
1551 132. Grant of English liberty to James Yosse, alias Molryge, clerk. —
Nov. 10, 5°. [No location stated]
1552 66. Pardon of Thomas Trodee, of the Irishtown of Kilkenny, glover ; Owen
O'Donyll. of the same ; Ellen ny Currane, alias Elene ny Querrene. and Johanna,
alias James Fits-Gerald, of the same place, singlewomen.— June 26, 6°.
Edward VI
1548 22nd
March
Pardon to
Edmund fitz Richard Buttler, of Buttlerswodde, gent.; Leonard Shortull, and
Richard fitz Theobalde Buttler, horsemen; William Shertall, James Cuntwell,
Edward Shertall, Edmund Shortull, Richard Faunyng, John Shertall, Hugh O'Kaill,
David Funnyng, John More Faimyug, John fitz Richarde alias Shams m'Riehnrde,
Nicholas Pun-ell, David fitz Donyll, David fitz Magon' Fannyng, Nicholas
Naishe, Rory Trassy, kerns, all of Buttlerswodde (Kilkenny) Cal. PP. p.175, Art. 23 [Note: It is presumed that this is Butlerswood, Killamery, Kilkenny, the
same civil parish that has the townland of Kiltrassy]
Elizabeth I
1576 21st November
Pardon to ... Morrougho O Treassa of Pouleston [Paulstown Kilkenny]
The Irish Fiants of the Tudor
sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
Calendar of Ormond deeds. Vol. 5
1547-1584 A.D
Indentures
made on May 20, 1577...leases of land in Callan were made for 21 years
42. David
Tracy, cowherd; a messuage in the hill of Callan by the Haggard Lane; 2s. and 1
good capon.
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=IMC%201932%2FOrmondDeeds%2F5
Ormond
Deeds VI 1593 Sept 27th
Bond of
Thadeus alias Teig Trassy to Henry Sheth (Shee) to the use of the Earl
of Ormond to grant to the Earl the towns of Corragh, Lisenosky, Clone etc. Co.
Galway. (D. 3197)
Bond of September 27 1593 by Thadeus alias Teig Trassy of Kenles [Kells], Co. Kilkenny, yeoman, to Henry Sheeth, to the use of the Earl of Ormond in the sum of 200L. Said Teig to perform his promise to grant to said earl in consideration of a certain sum of money the towns of Corragh, Lisenosky, Clone, Conery and Killyan with the appurtenances in Co. Galway, the purchase price to be determines by Henry Sheeth and James White of Kenles.
Wit: Jasper Sheth, Thomas Cantwell, Patrick Bussher, William O’Bowe
[Note: Corragh [Curragh] and Lisenosky [Lissaniska] are
in the civil parish of Ballynakill (Leitrim barony).
[1599 April 28] Army in Ireland...Companies of Foot
in Leinster, With the Earl of Osmond...C. Nic. Tracy. (100 to 200 each)
W. Temple
to Edward Reynolds...His Lordship wishes you should be careful of the delivery
of a letter to the Lieutant of the Ordnance, which this bearer, Mr. Tracy, has
with him...Dublin, May 6, 1599
Army in
Ireland 1599 Aug 28, Companies of foot left in Leinster...Kilkennye and towards
Munster...100 C. Nic. Tracy...
1902 [Cd. 928] Historical Manuscripts
Commission. Calendar of the manuscripts of the Most Hon. the Marquis of
Salisbury, K.G.,
1603
Pat 1 James 1 Part 3
XI - 11 General pardon to...Rorie O’Trasie of Ballebehid, yeoman...Kilkenny co. - 9 July 1st
1614
Pat 13 James 1
LXXXVII - 42 General Pardon for...Thomas Treeffe of Kilkenny co. yeoman...
1617 Sept 2nd
Grant by Rose Tracey and Moetle relict of Robert Tracey to Edward Shee of a Garden in Mill Street, Kilkenny. (D. 3613)
Jac
I (2) Com’ Civit’ Kilkenny [City of Kilkenny]
Kilken’
18 April 1623
Rob’
Rothe…St Patrricke’s streete …Roger’ Trassy, al’ mes’ in pd’ vico modo in
occopacon’ assing’…
Jac I (36) le Blackfryers 17 April’
1623.
FULCO
CQMERFORD seis’ fuit, dе feod’, de maner’, vil' & ter' de
Inshioleghan in co’ Kilken’, cu advocacon’ eccìie eidë maner'spectnnt' qdquidë
maner’ &: vil’ pd’ contin’ 38 acr’ magn’ mensur prie, & Brown’stowne 8
acr', qu’ teenent' de Re in capite, рsvic mil'; de anual’ reddit’ 6s. 8d.
exeunt’ de Goslingstowne in co pd' p comun’ pastur’ sup ter’ de lnshiolechane p
tenent’ dе Goslingston ; 2 mes’ 8: 40 acr' arrabil’ 8: pastur’, parv’
mensur’, in vil & burgagег’ dе Rosbarcan, qu’ tenentr de
pd' comit’, ut de maner suo dе Rosbarcan; 9 mes’, 8 gardin’ 8: 21 acr’ in
vil’ & campis de Callan, modo in occupacon’ cujusda Wil’ Meares, qu' tenent
de comit' Desmon’, ut de manor’ suo dе Саllап p
fidelitat' tantu; 2, al’ mes’; 2 gardin’ & 2 pomur’ in Callan,
vocat' Тгоdde's land qu’ tenent' de pd comìt’.-pd’
Fulco Comerford dimisit cuida Wil Meares pd’ mes’, ter’ & ten’ in Callan,
except’ mes’, gardin & pomar’ vocat’ Trodde’s land, p indentur’ dat’
11 oct’ 1618, p term' 2l annor’, reddend’ inde anuatim’ 1OL-pd’ Fulco obiit 2
feb’ ult’ pterit-Gerald’ Comerford est ejus legittim’ fil’ &: her' , &
tunc fuit etat’ 11 annor' & non maritat’.
Car. I (97) Ib’ 5 April’ 1638.
JOH’
SWEETMAN, in vita sua, seis’ fuit de maner’ de Erley al’ Earlestowne in co’
Kilken’, cu ptin’, & de vii' & ter’ dе Castle leife, Rathculbin
& Spruce’s haies, [Mallardstown] pcell’ maner’ pd’, & de
Foulke’stowne in co’ pd'-Sic seis’, p fact’ suů dat’ 20 april’ 1604, de
pmiss’ feoffavit Edm' St. Leager, Nic’ Sweeteman, Patric’ Coppinger Wil’
Troddy & hered’ ä, ad cert’ us'-pd' Joh’ Sweetman obiit 3 maii
1605.-Wil’ Sweetman est ejus pronepos & her', & tunc fuit etat' 10 aniior' & non
maritat’.-opmiss’ tenentr de Jac’ comit’ Ormon’ & Ossor’.
Inquisitum Cancellariae Hiberniae Repertorium. Vol 1
Leinster, Vol II Ultonia (Ulster) HMSO 1829
March
8 1636
Pardon of an alienation made by Sir Edward Blanchfield of Blanchfield, in the county of Kilkenny, and Katherine Treany, of Ballyready, to Edward Sweetman, of Hodsgrove, in the same county.
Calendar of the Patent and Close Rolls of Chancery in
Ireland, of the Reign Charles the First
23 May 1646 Kilkenny
Names of the drivers for the expedition to Connaught...John Trasny
1654-6
Civil Survey
153 East Street, Callan
Phillipp Trassy Ir. Pa. (Proprietor)
John Pressick Pt. (Tenant)
A thatched barn, length 56 foot, breadth 21. A haggard & a garden 20 perch.
The last street in the survey is East Street, now called Mill St., which has thirty four listed properties (133 to 166). The location of Butler properties here suggests that the sequence started in the centre of the town on the south side of the street. This appears to be confirmed by the lack of gardens with the first four properties (133 to 136), which were otherwise substantial buildings, presumably because they backed directly onto the graveyard as is the case with their present-day successors. The main part of Peirce Butler's property in the town was at the east end of East St. (Bll to B15 on the map; 143, 145-8, 152 and 154 in the survey). He had a large strong tower house (147) attached to the gate, which according to Carrigan was known as Cúirt Phiarais.
Manning, Conleth (1998) The Civil Survey of Inistioge
and Callan, Co. Kilkenny. The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of
Ireland, Vol. 128 (1998), pp. 48-73
Census 1659
Gowran, Kilkenny (pp. 418)
Tressy (8)
1660
Minute Book of Corporation of Borough Knocktopher [Kilkenny]
Burgesses...Roger Trasey...
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20PRIV%2FM%2F239
1664
Roll for the town of Callan, the baronies of Knocktopher, Ida, Shillelogher and
Kells, and nearly all the barony of Galmoy.
??? Trassy, Sheepstowne Knocktopher
Rixhard Trassy, Rathculbine Colaghmore
…Kilcurl
castle, still almost perfect but uninhabited, was founded, it is traditionally
stated, by an individual called Thraesa mac, or Thraesa the Fat (meit). In the
i6th and 17th centuries it was occupied by a family named Purcell, who, being
mere Irish papists, forfeited under Cromwell.
…The
graveyard [Mullinakill] was uprooted and destroyed many years ago, and only the
interior of the church is now used for interments. Of the few monuments here
the oldest is a head-stone, in the south-east comer of the building, to the
memory of Mrs. Margaret Meany, otherwise Shee, who died in 1775, aged 64 years.
Her ancestors lived in Garrandarragh. Simon Shee, of Garrandarragh, gent., by
his last will, declared nuncupatively, on the 8th of January, 1699, directed
his remains to be interred 'in ye chappie of Molingus situated on ye lands of
Coolenehahy." He is now probably
represented by Mr. Philip Shee of Mullinakill, whose father, Laurence Shee, and
uncle, Richard Shee, and their forbears, rest in Mullinakill church. From Mrs.
Meany, otherwise Shee, whose head-stone is noted above, are descended the
Traceys and Farrells, of Kilcurl, Ballyhale, and Mr. Walter Meany, of
Clonetubrid, Lisdowney.
…1665? Hearth money Rolls
…and a “Trassy” of Sheepstown, also paid heath-money, in this year.
Carrigan, William (1905) The History and Antiquities of the Diocese of
Ossory. Sealy, Bryers & Walker.
The Hearth Money Rolls of Co. Kilkenny
Dermod Trassy,
Whiteswall &c. Eyrk
Irish Genealogist, Vol 5, No. 2, November 1975
1689 Will
"I
the undersigned Thomas Kealy of Kilkenny, gentleman, being sick in body but
(God be praised for it!) of full sense and memory, do make this my last will
and testament. I bequeath my soul to God, the creator and redmeemer thereof,
and my body to the grave, to be interred in my own chapel dedicated to the
Blessed Virgin Mary in Gowran...
A codicil
to be of the same authority with my within will, viz., my will is that the £29
due unto me of Mr. Walter Cowley shall be given to my nephew Richard Kealy.
Item. I
order a cow to be given to Owny ni
Trassy.
(seal and
witnesses as before) proved 11th Dec 1689 by Richard Kealy nephew of the
deceased.
William Carrigan (1905) The History and Antiquities of
the Diocese of Ossory
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Kilkenny, 9th of June, (1691.) Hane bene send in arest by order
of His Excellency the Lord of Sgravemore, two persons, named Thomas Trassi
and Philip Wodli, being both raperies, and remained in the arest until the
11th of Feb. when the same in pursuance of the sentence and approbation of
the Lord of Sgravemore in Kilkenny, hane bene punished with the rope to
death, amounts for 33 daies diet, from the 9th of January until the 11th of
Feb. at 6d. a day, is for both of them - - £1.13.0… Military antiquities respecting a history
of the English army, from the conquest to the present time Vol 1 by Grose,
Francis, 1731?-1791 Kilkenny, 9th of June, 1691. Have been sent in arrest by
order of his Excellency the Lord of Sgravemore, two persons, named Thomas
Trassi and Philip Wodli, being both raperies; and remained in the arrest
until the 11th of February, when the same, in pursuance of the sentence and
approbation of the Lord of Sgravemore, in Kilkenny, have been punished with
the rope to death…(Grose Military Antiquities) The United service magazine, 1843, Part 1. |
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[Thomastown]
In 1724 (case 2), David Trassy
(Irish) distrained 5s.10d. from Timothy Cummin (Irish) and 3s.6d. from John
Farrell (Irish).
…Edward
Tracey/Tracy…
Merchants and shopkeepers: A historical anthropology of
an Irish market town, 1200-1991
1720’s Accordingly, I set out, and made my way through Kilkenny, where I had the good fortune of meeting with a Gentleman, who, taking pity of my helpless condition, and in regard of some services done him formerly by my father, ordered a support for me, and put me to a school in that Town, endowed by the Ormond Family: Captain [William?] Tracy, I think, of Lord Nassau Pawlet’s Horse, Son to Judge Tracy of London, paid for my Maintenance and Education for near three years, but a Reverse in his affairs, and a melancholy, which I was told, he had contracted by the Terrors of a Shipwreck, from which he narrowly escaped with Life, put a sudden stop to all Remittances from that Gentleman. I had at this time equaled, if not surpassed, the most forward Youths in the School, of whom I saw manyadvanced before me to the University, not without concern and sorrow, to find that nothing stopped my progress, but the want of means, and that all my hopes were vanished at my disappointment in the fortunes of Mr. Tracy, of whom I never heard more, till I found him, in the Year 1728, in the most deplorable condition that can happen to human nature, deprived of his senses, at Montpelier, where he found no cure but in Death.
Clancy, Michael (1750) The memoirs of Michael Clancy,
M.D. Dublin, MDCCL. [1750]. pp.30-1.
17 Nov 1750 Memorial No: 209247
Marriage
settlement between Elinor Roche daughter of Jordan Roche, gent, of
Ballymountain [Dunkitt], Kilkenny and Thomas Kennelly, farmer, son of James
Kennelly, farmer of Ballymountain Kilkenny.
Witness
John Treacy, deceased.
1773 Journals of the House of Commons of the
Kingdom of Ireland
An
account of the flour sent to Dublin, from the 24th of June 1771 to the 24 of
June 1772
Denis
Treacy of Kilmurry Kilkenny, 68 miles, 20 cts, £3.8.0
2 June 1774 to 4 April 1776 The Journals of
the House of Commons of the Kingdom of Ireland
An
Account of the Flour sent by Land Carriage to Dublin, from the 24th of June,
1773, to the 24th of June 1774, distinguishing the different Counties, the
Names of the Mills in each County, the Number of Miles from the Castle of
Dublin, the Owners Names, the Quantities in Hundreds Weight, and the Bounties
paid for the same.
Kilkenny
Castle
Eve [Earlstown], 62, Thomas Treacy, 40, 6.4.-
11 February 1775 (F) Kilkenny, 13 Feb 1775
Saunders’s News-Letter & 17 February 1775 Hibernian Journal
Last
Monday night a number of white Boys armed, computed at about 35, went to the
house of Richard Tracy, at Kilkerhil near Knocktopher, in the dead of night,
and forced open the same, swearing that they would cut out said Tracy's tongue,
and otherwise ill use him, for having given information against Andrew and
James Conway, John Welsh, and James Murphy, now in our County Jail; but the
said Tracy being on his guard, providentially escaped; when being disappointed
of getting him into their hands, they seized his horses which were found next
morning beyond callan.
17 - 21 Feb. 1775 Belfast Newsletter
Ireland Kilkenny 11 White Boys armed house Richard Tracy, Kilherhil
Knocktopher night cut tongue information Andrew Conway, James Conway, John
Walsh, James Murphy, gaol. guard escaped hands seized horses Callan.
31 August 1786 (FJ) and 2 September 1786
Kilkenny
...Mullinakil;
On Sunday the 20th instant, and aiding and asisting in felonously attempting to
compel William Tracy, blacksmith, and several others of his Majesty's subjects,
to forego or give up their lawful employment of working for whomsoever they
pleased, by forcing him and them to take oaths not to work for any one who did
not take the oaths of the Rightboys.
Genealogical
Abstracts
Ann Tracey, 1787, Kilkenny
Saml Tracey, 1787, Kilkenny
3 August 1791 (F) County of Kilkenny - To be
sold
Edmond
Dun, Plaintiff; Michael Treacy, Defendant
By the
High Sheriff of said County, on Monday next, at the Defendants dwelling-house,
near Kilmurry - 12 Cows, 6 Horses, 17 Sheep, some Potatoes, Implements of
Huspandry, and articles of Household Furniture, by virtue of a Writ of Fieri
Facias, to the said Sheriff in this Cause directed. The Sale to commence at 12
o'Clock, and continue until all are sold, or so much of them as will pay the Plaintiff's
Debt and Cost.
16
January 1793 (F) County of Kilkenny [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
To be Let, from the 25th of March next, during the Minority of Richard Henry Webb, a Minor, now about the Age of fourteen Years. Part of the Lands of Coonfyle called Bellmount[?], late in the Possession of William Tracy and Sons, deceased, containing 290 Acres, or thereabouts. Proposals to be made to Miss Gertrude Gorr[?], Gloster-street, the Minor's Guardian, or to Mr. Arthur Thomas, York-street. N.B. No Promise or Preference to any one. January 10, 1793.
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January 1794 (F) To be Let
...in the Lordship of Castlecomer...Cruttenclough - in posession of...Representatives of William Tracy 174 1 25...Proposals, in Writing, will be received by the Earl and Countess of Ormonde, and the Honourable John Butler Wandesford...John Hely, the Driver, will attend at Castlecomer, to show the Lands. Castle, Kilkenny, January 13, 1794.
22nd November 1797 Finn’s
Leinster Journal
“We the inhabitants of Graige…John Treacy…”
Joyce, John (1993) Graiguenamanagh a town and its people. Graigue
Publications, Graiguenamanagh.
2-6 December 1797 Finn's
Leinster Journal
Dennis Treacy, the inhabitants
of Knocktopher.
6 December 1797 (F)...Will not take unlawful oaths...
We the inhabitants of
the Town and Neighbourhood of Knottopher...Dennis Treacy...
[1798] Register of deaths of Irish residents in Cadiz
Diego Trecy, Thomatown, Waterford
[Thomastown Kilkenny?], son of Juan Trecy and Ana O’Donovan, age 72, bachelor,
1798.
Samuel Fannin,BA,DipEd. Spanish Archives of Primary Source Material for
the Irish. http://www.irishancestors.ie/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Fannin-Spanish-Archives-of-Primary-Source-Material.pdf
1798 Rebellion [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
Protestants massacred in the Diocese of Ferns
Anne Tracy, of Mothel and Dysart [Kilkenny], swore her son was killed by the rebels, who was her only support. She is a widow with seven children.
1798
Claimants and Surrenders
Ann Tracy, Widow, Bellmount, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. Nature
Of Loss: Bacon, Wearing Apparel, Cash.
Sum Claimed: 8/10/11 Sum Allowed: 8/10/11
22
April 1801 (F) Kilkenny
Eleanor Tracy, for robbery, to be burned on the hand, and discharged.
Lent 1801 Presentments of the Grand Jury
Kilkenny
Knoctopher
Barony
To Wm
Bayly & Thomas Neville, esqs, to repair 80 pers - road from Carrick to
Dublin, between Edmond Tracey's & Ballyinch [Ballyinch] Bridge at 6s6d per
perch...£26
Ida
Barony
To John
Power, Esq, and James Fitzgerald, to make 54 perches of new road from Waterford
to Innistiogue, between the bridge near Bishop’s Hall [Gaulskill] and Tracey’s
forge at 6s6d per perch
6 October 1802 (F) To be Let and
Immediate Possession given
That well established Flour Mills, of Bettymount, where a large
sum has been lately expended in durable and useful improvements - It's situated
on the River Barrow, near Goresbridge, in the Co. Kilkenny, the best Corn
Country in Ireland; the great advantage of Water Carriage to Dublin, Ross and
Waterford - also its situation for the Liverpool Trade, renders it an Object
well worth the attention of Millers & Corn Merchants. A neat Dwelling house
with 5 Cabbins and Gardens, and near 20 acres of excellent Ground, goes with
the Mills. John Tracy, at the Mills
will shew the Premises, and forward Proposals to John and H. Mo?tgomery,
Oldtown, Naas. Sept. 29, 1802.
1803 Gowran Barony
To Rev. Thomas Davis, Patrick Ford and James Tracy, to repair 127
perches road from Thomastown to Goresbridge between Mr. Patrick Dun's gate at
Dungarvan and Richard Doyles at Bramblestown...
Mary Tracy, Kilcurrell, Co. Kilkenny, will 3 Nov 1803,
probate 20 Oct 1820, ref 128 30 1/2p S. Oss.. Carrigan manuscripts
1803-5
...Another small Society was raised in a mountain called Augherone,
near Leighlin-bridge, under the following circumstances...The death of Eliza
Thorpe, of Belbow, near the same place, which occurred about this time, was
most affecting and eventful in its results. She and her brother William were
members of our Society, which met at Mrs. Treacy's, Belmont. They were part of
a large family, which rather opposed than encouraged their attendance on our
meetings. At our June quarterly love feast at the colliery, they were both with
us. Eliza was very much blessed, and expressed her happiness in God with
freedom. On their return, in company with Mrs. Treacy's son and daughter, the
young women rode part of the way on the same horse. The animal ran off, and
Miss Thorpe was thrown and killed...
Biographical narrative of Matthew
Lanktree...historical notices of the rise, progress and influence of Methodism
in various parts of Ireland. James
Wilson Belfast, 1836
6 November 1804 Patrick Tracey aged 26 born in County Kilkenny, Ireland.
Ship: HMS Colossus
Rank/Rating: Landsman
[seaman less than one year at sea]
June
1805
Copy
Humble Memorial of Michael Treacy, a private soldier in the Kilkenny Regt. of
Militia now under sentence of death but reprieved by [Justice Down’s] humanity.
-9p4
Ms. 11,062/20 Ormond Family
Papers NLI
Copy
humble petition of Michael Treacy under sentence of death in the jail of Carlow
respited until further orders. To Walter Earl of Ormond and Ossory.
Ms. 11,062/21 Ormond Family
Papers NLI
5 November 1808 (F) Dennis Tracy, Boot and Shoe Marker,
Coal-Market
Returns his unfeigned
thanks to his Friends and a generous Public, for the liberal Encouragement he
has so amply experienced since his Commencement in Business, - and is happy to
be able to inform his Customers, that he can supply them (notwithstanding the
present differences with Journeymen), as usual, with Work, which for Quality
and Workmanship, will be found equal to any made in this City. - He will give
the highest Wages, and always employ Men of Abilities; and hopes that an
unremitting Attention, and moderate Prices, will merit a Continuance of future
Favour. Kilkenny, Nov. 1, 1808.
1808 (205) (Ireland.) Accounts
Kilkenny - Gowran
Barony
To Lord Clifden, Abrm.
Grim, Esq. & Peter Birchall, to pave 155 perches of the street of Gowran,
between Mr. Harper's house and Pat. Tracy's £20/19/5
1816 Passenger Lists
"The Shamrock or Irish Chronicle”
‘Bristol’ left Dublin
on August 14 1816, for New York (40 passengers)
Dennis Tracy; Kilkenny.
Mary Tracy; Kilkenny,
child
Catherine Tracy;
Kilkenny, child
Thomas Tracy; Kilkenny.
1817
1. 2, 3 on Map. Thomas Treacy, Ballydaniel (otherwise
Ballydonnell), Gowran, Kilkenny, 1a/3r/11p Plantation, 2a/3r/31p Statute,
£3.11.8 rent, £2.5.6 valuation, Arable & pasture House & field, Lease
dated 10th April 1817, for three lives of whom one living, viz. John Healy, now
aged about 70 years.
Summer 1819 - Fassadineen Barony [see also 1833]
John Staunton Rochford,
Esq., and Andrew Tracy, to keep in
repair for 7 Years, that part of the road from Castlecomer to Carlow, between
the turn at Connolly's Forge and the bounds of the County - 420 perches at 8d
per perch per year. [paid 1824]
1821
Census Kilkenny
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Anty Treacy, 11, sister, Kilcurl
(Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Catherine Treacy, 13, sister, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Denis Treacy, 11, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Denis Treacy, 14, brother, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny James Treacy, 33, farmer 15 & 4.5 acres, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny James Treacy, 5, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny John Treacy, 10, Brother, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny John Treacy, 4, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Margaret Treacy, 40, wife, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Mary Treacy, 19, sister, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Mary Treacy, 28, wife, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Patt Treacy, 42, farmer, 15 & 4.5 acres, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Simon Treacy, 28, brother, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Thomas Treacy, 13, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny William Treacy, 7, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny (1821 Census returns in the Carrigan Manuscripts) |
James Treacy, 33, farmer 15 & 4.5 acres, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Mary Treacy, 28, wife, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Simon Treacy, 28, brother, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Mary Treacy, 19, sister, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Denis Treacy, 14, brother, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Catherine Treacy, 13, sister, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Anty Treacy, 11, sister, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny John Treacy, 10, Brother, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Patt Treacy, 42, farmer, 15 & 4.5 acres, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Margaret Treacy, 40, wife, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Thomas Treacy, 13, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny Denis Treacy, 11, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny William Treacy, 7, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny James Treacy, 5, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny John Treacy, 4, son, Kilcurl (Anglesy), Knocktopher parish, Kilkenny |
2 April 1823 (F) County and City of Kilkenny Assizes
Catherine Treacy -
stealing cloth from Mat. Fogarty - six moths imprisonment in the house of
correction.
British War Office
James
Tracey b. Freshford, Kilkenny enl. 1/21st 1823. Died St Vincent 1824. Brother
John in regt.
John Tracey
b. Freshford, Kilkenny 1/21st enl. in 1823 with brother James
25
August 1824 (F) Kilkenny Assisses - Murder of Long, the Process Server.
...murder of Edmond Long, at Rahely, on the 16th March last...went to Sackinaguess, part of Rahely...Delany was not at the murder as he was at walshe's house; did say Tracy struck him...
1824 - Pigot & Co.'s Directory
John Tracey, Thomastown, Kilkenny. Leather Seller
1824 House of Lords Papers
Co. Kilkenny. A list of persons tried for
murder at Lent Assizes 1824
Patrick Bannon, Like [not guilty]
Patrick Quinn, Like [not guilty]
Edward Treacy, Like [not guilty]
James Kelly, Guilty, to be hanged 1st April,
and body dissected.
Vol. 172 (1824). 1801-1833 House of Lords - The
Sessional Papers
1824
Gowran Barony
...to repair the ruts on 769 perches of road from Kilkenny to Gowran, between Freestone Hill and the Widow Tracy's house in Gowran...
1825
Spring Assizes City Kilkenny
Schedule of arrear...Saint Mary's Parish...King street Tracy 2s...
June
14 1826 Fees Vicars General - Diocese of Ossory
In the goods of W. Treacy, deceased, intestate...Lawson...
1826 Denis Tracy, Killcurril,
Co. Kilkenny (290 I) (Intestate?)
May 7,
1828 The Kilkenny Independent Wednesday
Catholic
Association
Per P.L. Behan, Esq. the subscription of James Treacy, Esq £1/0/0
British War
Office
Edmund Tracy b. 1810 Gowran, Kilkenny HEIC
Artillery deserted 1829 labourer FMP
31
Mar 1828 and 28 Mar 1843 Memorial No: 184313275
indenture 4 parts of Butler, Marquess of Ormond, Estates naming many tenants
James Treacy of West or Upper Frankfort [Killamery Callan Kilkenny]. Garryricken General Estate Lease rent in deed. [James Frany? West Frankford in Tithe Records 1828]
Bytown
on 5 February 1829 - The McCabe List: Early Irish in the Ottawa Valley
(137) Dennis Tracey (X) Kilkenny Tibrone (Tibrone?) -/-/- [Tullarone???]
His father John, residing with a family in the same county and town from whence Dennis came; they are known to Captain St. George of Freshford
http://ied.dippam.ac.uk/records/22293.transcript
1824-1825 Irish to Canada
Dennis Tracey of Tilrone Kilkenny (The parish and town could refer to Tullaroan in County Kilkenny)
His father John, residing in Ireland with a family in the same county and town from where Dennis came; they are known to Captain John George of Freshford.
May
7 1830 Fees Vicars General - Diocese of Ossory
In the goods of Ml. Treacy, deceased...
Summer 1830 Assizes
Insolventies
John Treacy, Guard Lane, St. Mary’s Parish, house unoccupied £0.0.6
1820s-1830s
Tithe Records
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Andrew Tracy, Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Anne Tracey [reps], Croghtenclogh, Castlecomer,
Kilkenny, 1823 Anty Tracy, Lisdowney, Aharney, Kilkenny, 1830 Danl Tracy [& brother], Conahy,
Grangemaccomb, Dublin [Kilkenny], 1834 Edmd Tracy [& Martin Walsh], Ruppa,
Columbkille, Kilkenny, 1833 Edmd Tracy [& Martin Walsh], Ruppa,
Columbkille, Kilkenny, 1833 Edmd Tracy, Ruppa, Columbkille, Kilkenny, 1833
[1839] Edmd
Treacy, Boggan, Tullaroan,
Kilkenny, 1833 Edward Tracy [Wd Quaily], Barna, Freshford
[Clomantagh], Kilkenny, 1826 Edward Tracy, Barna, Clomantagh, Kilkenny, 1827 James Tracey, Jerpoint West, Jerpoint West,
Kilkenny, 1833 James Tracy, Derrynahinch, Derrynahinch,
Kilkenny, 1830 James Tracy, Fiddown, Fiddown, Kilkenny, 1828 James
Treacy, Blanchvilleskill, Glenogra, Limerick, [Blanchvilleskill Gowran
Kilkenny] 1835 Jams
Treacy, Ballydaniel,
Ballylannan, Wexford [Ballylinch Kilkenny], 1827 Jno Treacy [& others], Abbey Terpoint, Jerpointabbey, Kilkenny, 1834 John
Treacy, Watree, Glenogra,
Limerick, [Watree Gowran Kilkenny] 1835 John
Treacy, Watree, Glenogra,
Limerick, [Watree Gowran Kilkenny] 1835 [Copy] Margaret
Treacy, Gowran, Glenogra,
Limerick, [Gowran Gowran Kilkenny] 1835 Martin Tracy, Crossouge Estate of Henry Hood,
Tiscoffin, Kilkenny, 1833 Martin Tracy, Crossouge, Tiscoffin, Kilkenny,
1833 Michael
& Mary Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michael Tracey, Lowgrange, Grangesilvia, Kilkenny,
1829 Michael Tracy, Fiddown, Fiddown, Kilkenny, 1828 Michael
Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
& Mary Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
& Mary Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Nancy Treacy, Flagmount, Glenogra, Limerick, 1835 [Flagmount, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny, 1826?] Patrick
Treacy, Kilkurrell, Kilkerrin [Kilcurl Knocktopher], Kilkenny, 1835 Richd Tracy, Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Richd Tracy, Grange McCombe, Grangemaccomb,
Dublin [Kilkenny], 1834 Richd
Treacy, Abbey Terpoint, Jerpointabbey, Kilkenny, 1834 Robert Tracy, Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Thomas Tracy [& Reps of James Brennan],
Kellymount, Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Thomas
Treacy [& John Peice], Knockadeen [?], Kilmacahill, Kilkenny, 1833 Thomas Treacy [& john Pierc], Knockadeen [?], Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Thomas Reacy
[Treacy & John Peice] Knockadeen [?], Kilmacahill, Kilkenny, 1833 Thoms
Treacy, Ballydaniel,
Ballylannan, Wexford, [Ballylinch
Kilkenny] 1827 Thos Tracey, Jerpoint West, Jerpoint West,
Kilkenny, 1833 Thos Tracy & Widow Tracy, Island of
Urlingford, Urlingford, Kilkenny, 1833 [1834] Thos
Treacy & others,
Kellymount, Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Thos
Treacy [& others],
Abbey Terpoint, Jerpointabbey, Kilkenny, 1834 Tracy [& Dalton], Curragh, Lismateige, Kilkenny,
1833 Tracy [wd], Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Tracy
[widow], Garrylawn, Enniskeen, Meath [Garrylaun Erke, Kilkenny], 1827 William Tracey, Coolbawn [Coolbaun], Castlecomer, Kilkenny,
1823 [twice] William
Treacy, Croghtenclogh, Castlecomer, Kilkenny, 1823 Willm & Pat Tracy, Conahy, Grangemaccomb,
Dublin [Kilkenny], 1834 |
Anty Tracy, Lisdowney, Aharney, Kilkenny, 1830 Jams
Treacy, Ballydaniel,
Ballylannan, Wexford [Ballylinch Kilkenny], 1827 Thoms
Treacy, Ballydaniel,
Ballylannan, Wexford, [Ballylinch
Kilkenny] 1827 Anne Tracey [reps], Croghtenclogh, Castlecomer,
Kilkenny, 1823 William Tracey, Coolbawn [Coolbaun], Castlecomer,
Kilkenny, 1823 [twice] William
Treacy, Croghtenclogh, Castlecomer, Kilkenny, 1823 Edward Tracy [Wd Quaily], Barna, Freshford [Clomantagh],
Kilkenny, 1826 Edward Tracy, Barna, Clomantagh, Kilkenny, 1827 Edmd Tracy [& Martin Walsh], Ruppa,
Columbkille, Kilkenny, 1833 Edmd Tracy [& Martin Walsh], Ruppa,
Columbkille, Kilkenny, 1833 Edmd Tracy, Ruppa, Columbkille, Kilkenny, 1833
[1839] James Tracy, Derrynahinch, Derrynahinch,
Kilkenny, 1830 Andrew Tracy, Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Richd Tracy, Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Robert Tracy, Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Tracy [wd], Cooncarter [Coan?], Dysart,
Kilkenny, 1834 Tracy
[widow], Garrylawn, Enniskeen, Meath [Garrylaun Erke, Kilkenny], 1827 James Tracy, Fiddown, Fiddown, Kilkenny, 1828 Michael Tracy, Fiddown, Fiddown, Kilkenny, 1828 James
Treacy, Blanchvilleskill, Glenogra, Limerick, [Blanchvilleskill Gowran
Kilkenny] 1835 John
Treacy, Watree, Glenogra,
Limerick, [Watree Gowran Kilkenny] 1835 John
Treacy, Watree, Glenogra,
Limerick, [Watree Gowran Kilkenny] 1835 [Copy] Margaret
Treacy, Gowran, Glenogra,
Limerick, [Gowran Gowran Kilkenny] 1835 Nancy Treacy, Flagmount, Glenogra, Limerick, 1835 [Flagmount, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny, 1826?] Danl Tracy [& brother], Conahy, Grangemaccomb,
Dublin [Kilkenny], 1834 Richd Tracy, Grange McCombe, Grangemaccomb,
Dublin [Kilkenny], 1834 Willm & Pat Tracy, Conahy, Grangemaccomb,
Dublin [Kilkenny], 1834 Michael Tracey, Lowgrange, Grangesilvia, Kilkenny,
1829 Jno Treacy [& others], Abbey Terpoint, Jerpointabbey, Kilkenny, 1834 Richd
Treacy, Abbey Terpoint, Jerpointabbey, Kilkenny, 1834 Thos
Treacy [& others],
Abbey Terpoint, Jerpointabbey, Kilkenny, 1834 James Tracey, Jerpoint West, Jerpoint West,
Kilkenny, 1833 Thos Tracey, Jerpoint West, Jerpoint West,
Kilkenny, 1833 Thomas
Treacy [& John Peice], Knockadeen [?], Kilmacahill, Kilkenny, 1833 Thomas Reacy
[Treacy & John Peice] Knockadeen [?], Kilmacahill, Kilkenny, 1833 Patrick
Treacy, Kilkurrell, Kilkerrin [Kilcurl Knocktopher], Kilkenny, 1835 Tracy [& Dalton], Curragh, Lismateige, Kilkenny,
1833 Michael
Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
& Mary Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
& Mary Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michl
Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Michael
& Mary Treacy, Ballyvalden,
Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Thomas
Treacy [& john Pierc], Knockadeen, Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Thos
Treacy & others,
Kellymount, Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Thomas Tracy [& Reps of James Brennan],
Kellymount, Shankill, Kilkenny, 1834 Martin Tracy, Crossouge Estate of Henry Hood,
Tiscoffin, Kilkenny, 1833 Martin Tracy, Crossouge, Tiscoffin, Kilkenny,
1833 Edmd Treacy, Boggan, Tullaroan, Kilkenny, 1833 Thos Tracy & Widow Tracy, Island of
Urlingford, Urlingford, Kilkenny, 1833 [1834] |
1831 Tithe Defaulter
Alphabetical
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By Area |
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Ann Tracy, Common Bog, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny. Anty Tracy, Farmer, Lisdowney, Aharney, Co. Kilkenny. Daniel Tracy, Farmer, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. Edward Tracy, Farmer, Montablouchemine, Tubbridbritain, Co. Kilkenny. Edward Treacy, Newtown, Co. Kilkenny. James Tracy, Derrynahinch, Co. Kilkenny. James Tracy, Farmer, Ballydaniel, Ballyinch, Co. Kilkenny. James Treasey, Kilcurl, Knockopher, Co. Kilkenny. John Tracy, Farmer, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. John Tracy, Farmer, Knockadeen, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. John Tracy, Shoemaker, Thomastown, Jerpoint, Co. Kilkenny. John Treacy, Farmer, Knockardeen, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Margaret Tracy, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny. Mary Treacy, Farmer, Ballyvalden, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Michael Tracy, Farmer, Low Grange, Grangesilvia, Co. Kilkenny. Michael Treacy, Farmer, Ballyvalden, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Pat Tracy, Farmer, Garryduff, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Patrick Treasey, Kilcurl, Knockopher, Co. Kilkenny. Patt Tracy, Farmer, Caron, Dunbell, Co. Kilkenny. Patt Tracy, Farmer, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. Patt Tracy, Farmer, Lismatigue, Co. Kilkenny. Philip Treacy, Newtown, Cranagh, Co. Kilkenny. Pierce Tracy, Farmer, Knockadeen, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Pierce Treacy, Knockardeen, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Richard Tracey, Farmer, Kiljames, Columbkille, Co. Kilkenny. Richard Tracy, Farmer, Grange McComb, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. Simon Tracy, Farmer, Ballymagill, Listerlin, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Carpenter, Ballydaniel, Ballylinch, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Knockadeen, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Labourer, Garryduff, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Thomastown, Jerpoinytabby, Co. Kilkenny. William Tracy, Schoolmaster, Conohy,
Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. |
Anty Tracy, Farmer, Lisdowney, Aharney, Co. Kilkenny. James Tracy, Farmer, Ballydaniel, Ballyinch, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Carpenter, Ballydaniel, Ballylinch, Co. Kilkenny. Richard Tracey, Farmer, Kiljames, Columbkille, Co. Kilkenny. Philip Treacy, Newtown, Cranagh, Co. Kilkenny. James Tracy, Derrynahinch, Co. Kilkenny. Patt Tracy, Farmer, Caron, Dunbell, Co. Kilkenny. Ann Tracy, Common Bog, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny. Margaret Tracy, Gowran, Co. Kilkenny. Daniel Tracy, Farmer, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. John Tracy, Farmer, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. Patt Tracy, Farmer, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. Richard Tracy, Farmer, Grange McComb, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. William Tracy, Schoolmaster, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny. Michael Tracy, Farmer, Low Grange, Grangesilvia, Co. Kilkenny. John Tracy, Shoemaker, Thomastown, Jerpoint, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Thomastown, Jerpoinytabby, Co. Kilkenny. John Tracy, Farmer, Knockadeen, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Pat Tracy, Farmer, Garryduff, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Pierce Tracy, Farmer, Knockadeen, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Knockadeen, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Labourer, Garryduff, Kilmacahill, Co. Kilkenny. James Treasey, Kilcurl, Knockopher, Co. Kilkenny. Patrick Treasey, Kilcurl, Knockopher, Co. Kilkenny. Patt Tracy, Farmer, Lismatigue, Co. Kilkenny. Simon Tracy, Farmer, Ballymagill, Listerlin, Co. Kilkenny. Edward Treacy, Newtown, Co. Kilkenny. John Treacy, Farmer, Knockardeen, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Mary Treacy, Farmer, Ballyvalden, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Michael Treacy, Farmer, Ballyvalden, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Pierce Treacy, Knockardeen, Shankill, Co. Kilkenny. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. Edward Tracy, Farmer, Montablouchemine,
Tubbridbritain, Co. Kilkenny. |
1831 The Carrickshock Incident
James Treacy (Trassy), 20 years old shot dead in the Tithe protest.
One of his nephews was the Very Reverend Canon Patrick Treacy, parish priest of Connahy, Co. Kilkenny, who was the featured guest and speaker at numerous Carrickshock commemoration ceremonies. Canon Treacy also headed the local memorial committee. Another nephew, John Treacy, lived at the large family house in Kilkurl through the 1920s and served alongside his brother on the committee.
[See Traceys of Kilkenny –
Page 2 for further information]
February 21, 1832 (FJ) [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
We regret
to say that a party of miscreants a few nights back attacked the house of Mr.
Thomas Tracy, of Bellmount in the county of Kilkenny, and about six miles from
Carlow. Mr Tracy was at first inclined to resist them, which he could
successfully have done; but through feelings of humanity he desisted, and all
remonstrance proving unavailable he was robbed of his arms. Mr. Tracy is a
liberal protestant, and is, to our knowledge, a man of high character, for
kindness of disposition, and usefulness in his neighbourhood, and has everbeen
hostile to everything calculated to oppress the people. - Carlow Morning Post
3 Dec
1832-10 Dec 1832
Letter from Rev Edward George Armstrong, Rector of
Listerlin, Listerlin Glebe, [County Kilkenny], to Sir William Gosset, [Under
Secretary], reporting on outrages in his parish including arson attacks to farm
buildings and livestock of William Farrestal, Joseph Gaul, Henry Rinhart and Simon Tracy and intimidation of George
Leitch by a group calling themselves the ‘Regular Boys of Ireland’; requesting
that additional police be sent to the area.
5 items; 10pp CSO/RP/1832/5896
15 December 1832
Wexford Conservative
From the Kilkenny Moderator...On the night of the 5th, a small hut,
which had been fittedf up by Simon Treacy, of Listerlin, was set on fire and
consumed. We announced the destruction of Treacy's dwelling by fire a few days
sionce, and of his cow being shot by the Whitefeet, because he neglected to
give up his farm when ordered to do so.
5 January 1833
Wexford Conservative
On the same night [26th ult] a cow belonging to Simon Tracy, of
Ballymagill, was shot dead and another so badly wounded as to oblige its owner
to kill the animal.
13 March 1833
Wexford Conservative
(From the Kilkenny Moderate)…On Friday night an armed party visited a
man named Doolan, residing on the lands of Ballymagill, and ordered him to give
up a small portion of ground which he rented from Simon Tracy. The party fired
several shots about Doolan's house.
Spring 1833 General Assizes
Grand Jury
Orders - Knocktopher Barony
Parish of Kilbeacon
To Simon Treacy, to compensate him for his Dwelling-House, &c. &c.
which was maliciously burned, 7 Wm. 3, c. 21 ; 9 Wm 3, c 9 ; and 19 and 20 Geo.
3, c. 37, .....£63 18s 6d
11 Oct 1833
Damp press copy letter from Edward John Littleton,
[Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle], to [Sir John] Harvey, [Inspector General],
Dublin, referring to a request from Mr [P?] for police protection for Simon Tracy whose property was
destroyed and who received a threatening notice [no place given].
1 item; 1p CSO/RP/1833/4884
Simon Treacy, 1835, Ossory Diocese will. Exec: A Treacy, Ballymagilligilly, (Ballymackillagill, Listerin, Co. Kilkenny). IAR/1835/F/37.
March 28, 1833 (FJ)/ 30 Mar 1833 The Times (London) Conduct of the
Police - Tithes
...[injured]
John Stack of Jerpoint Abbey...Fortunately for him, he was met on the way by
Mr. R. Tracy, of Kilmurry, who lent him the use of his car to bring him into
town [Kilkenny]...(Kilkenny Journal)
12 June 1833 Votes and Proceedings House of
Commons
8. Tithes
(Ireland) - Petition of Patrick Tracey, complaining of the employment of the
Act for suppressing Local disturbances and Dangerous Associations in Ireland in
the collection of Tithes; to lie on Table.
Enforcement of
Tithes (Ireland) HC Deb 12 June 1833 vol 18 cc599-607 599
The petition of Patrick Tracey, in the county of Kilkenny…The
petitioner stated, that on Tuesday, the 16th of April last, he was in bed, at
his residence, and that in the same House were his brother-in-law, Cahinn, and
Cahinn's wife and sister…
http://www.traceyclann.com/files/1833%20Petition%20of%20Patrick%20Tracey.htm
June 15, 1833 (FJ)
House of Lords
Enforcement of Tithes in Ireland. Colonel Butler said he had to present
a petition of the utmost importance, although coming from an private
individual...Patrick Treacy, in the county of Kilkenny...
British
War Office –Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tracey born Kilkenny, Kilkenny. Served
in 74th Foot Regiment; Surrey Militia Discharged aged 39, 1833-1854 [b. 1815] [Sergeant Highland Light Infantry - 71st
& 74th Foot No.1008]
James Tracey, b. ? Kilkenny, Kilkenny
James Tracy b.1815 St James, Kilkenny 74th
till 1854, Surrey Militia 1833 – 1854 b. Elphin, Roscommon 1817?
James Tracey b.1817 Aughrim, Roscommon 2/1st
Foot.Alias James Bruan. Deserted 186 and 1840 Labourer FMP
Spring 1833 General Assizes
John S. Rockfort Esq and Andrew Treacy
To keep in repair for three years, that part of the road from Castlecomer to Carlow, between the turn at Connolly’s forge and the bounds of the County – 532 perches, at 6d per perch by the year.
Grand Jury Orders - Knocktopher Barony
Parish of Kilbeacon
To Simon Treacy, to compensate him for his Dwelling-House, &c. &c.
which was maliciously burned, 7 Wm. 3, c. 21 ; 9 Wm 3, c 9 ; and 19 and 20 Geo.
3, c. 37, .....£63 18s 6d
Spring 1834 General Assizes
Cranagh Barony
To Robert St George, Robert Neville Esqs, Mr Robert Mason and Edmond Treacy, to repair 226 perches of the road from Kilkenny to Killenaule, between the bounds of Boggin and John Holahan's house at Blanchfieldsbog, at 2s per perch, £22.12s, wages £1.2s.7d, stamps 6s2d...£12.0.9
Fassadineen Barony
A list of Cess-payers
Andrew Tracy, Belmont
Contractors’ Roads
To John Staunton Rockfort Esq and Andrew Treacy, contractors, for having kept in repair for one year, 532 perches of the road from Castlecomer to Carlow, between the turn at Conolly’s forge and the bounds of the County, £13s. 6s., stamp 2s 1d - £13 8s 1d.
Gowran Barony
Gowran Parish Arrear
James Treacy 3s 6d
Knocktopher
Barony
To John Flood, Esq. and Patrick Treacy. to fill ruts on 498 perches of the road from Kilkenny to waterford, between the little bridge near Knocktopher and the lane leading to Ballagh at 6d per perch, £12.9s., wages 12s5d., stamps 4s2d...£13.5.7.
Summer 1834 General Assizes
Fassadineen Barony
A list of Cess-payers
Andrew Treacy, Belmont
Spring 1835 General Assizes
Fassadineen
Barony
A list of Cess-payers
Andrew Tracy, Belmont
Contractors’ Roads
To Mr. Andrew Treacy, one of contractors, for having kept in repair for half a year, 532 perches of the road from Castlecomer to Carlow, between the turn at Conolly’s forge and the bounds of the County, 6l 13s. stamp 2s 1d same act and sect £6 15s 1d.
Cranagh Barony
Same date [Oct 22 1834] Edm Treacy's receipt £24.0.9
Summer 1835 General Assizes
To Mr. Andrew Treacy Contractor £6 15s. 1d.
Shearman T (1833-5) County of
Kilkenny at a General Assizes
Spring 1836 Assizes
Fassadineen
Barony
Contractors’ Roads
To Mr. Andrew Treacy, one of contractors, for having kept in repair for half a year, 532 perches of the road from Castlecomer to Carlow, between the turn at Conolly’s forge and the bounds of the County, £13 6s, stamp 2s 1d same act and sect £13 8s 1d.
To Mr. Andrew Treacy Contractor £6 15s. 1d.
Spring 1837
Fassadineen Barony
Securities…Andrew Tracy, Belmont
Andrew Treacy…To keep in repair for seven years, 480 perches of the road from Castlecomer to Carlow, between John Brennan’s house at Coon and the bounds of the county at Bilboa, at 1s per perch for the first year, and 6d per perch for 6 years.
Summer Assizes 1837
Knocktoper
Barony
Cess-Payers
Patrick Treacy, Kilcurran
Spring Assizes 1838
…To keep in repair for five years, 43 perches of the road from Kilkenny to Carlow, between Jas. Nowlan’s house in Gowran and Mrs. Treacey’s house at same, at 2s per perch the first year and 1s per perch for 4 years…
Spring Assizes 1841
…Securites: Edmond Treacy of same [Kiljames]…
Spring Assizes 1842
To Daniel Hickey, to keep in repair for half a year, 43 perches of the road leading from Kilkenny to Carlow, between James Nowlan's house in Gowran and Mrs. Treacy's house at same, at Is per perch per year
1843 Spring Assizes
Repairing a Bridge
To Nicholas Comerford, to repair a small bridge at Cruttenclough, near Andrew Treacy's house, on the raod from Kilkenny to Carlow
Simon Treacy, 1835, Ossory Diocese will. Exec: A Treacy, Ballymagilligilly, (Ballymackillagill, Co. Kilkenny?). IAR/1835/F/37.
October
1835 Kilkenny Journal
Patrick Dowling, (Nicholas) James Tone, Patrick Dowling (the
Lodge) Thomas Cullen, Thomas Trassy
and Patrick Comerford were indicted for a riot at Tullaroan on the 20th day of
September last, they were also indicted under the statute for the assult on
James Quigley, common assult on James Purtil, Edmond Pural and John Dowling
Purtil, for breaking the window of John Smith's house and Patrick Dowling
(Nicholas) for an assult on James McIntosh police constable...James Quigly
marriage celebration in John Smiths house...Patrick Dowling (the Lodge) and
Thomas Trassy to be confined 12 months, one week in each month to hard labour
and the last week to solitory confinement and to give security to keep the
peace for 7 years...
29 October 1835 (FJ) County Quarter Sessions (from the Kilkenny
Journal)
Patrick Dowling, (Nicholas) James
Tone, Patrick Dowling (the Lodge) Thomas Cullen, Thomas Trassy, and Patrick Comerford, were indicted for a riot at
Tullaroan, on the 20th day of September last - they were also indicted under
the statute, for an assult on James Quigly - for a common assult on Jmaes
Pural, Edmond Pural, and John Dowling Pural - for breaking the window of John
Smith's house and Patrick Dowling (Nicholas) for an assult on James McIntosh,
one of the police while in the execution of his office as police constable on
that day.
Nov 10, 1835 (BL) Kilkenny Quarter Sessions
...six men were tried...including
the assault on Police at Tulleroan on the sabbath day...Pat Dowling and Thos
Tracy to be confined 12 months each...
1835 State
of religious and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Ossory
Gowran. Gowran. Day school kept by Francis Tracy. Spupported by
contributions and £5 from the rector per annum; payments of the children from
1d to 3d per week. Males 3 Females 1. Diminishing attandence. Reading and
writting.
1835-1857
Merchant Navy Seamen
John Tracy, b. 1821 Kilkenny Kilkenny
British
War Office
William
Tracey b.1817 Eresk, Kilkenny 38th Foot deserted 1836 & 37
labourer FMP
02 July
1836 Wexford Independent
[Letter of Rev James Maher]...County of Kilkenny to wit: James
Brenan and Martin Treacy, both of Ballyvalden...make oath and say...as they
returned home from being at Mass at the chapel of Paulstown...Whitefeet...two
persons whom they delivered into the custody of the police...
1836
Albany Co New York naturalization petitions for Irish born
John Tracy, 34, b. Kilkenny, left from Waterford, Albany Nov 7
http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Albany/AlbanyIrishBorn1836.htm
1838
Albany Co New York naturalization petitions for Irish born
Dennis Tracy, 27, b. Kilkenny, left from Waterford, Albany Nov 6
http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Albany/AlbanyIrishBorn1838.htm
1836-1840
Outrage Reports Ireland
Martin Tracy, 1838, Shiffin, Kilkenny
Mr Tracey, 1836, Muckalle, Kilkenny
Pat Tracey, 1839, Gouran, Kilkenny
18 March
1837 Wexford Conservative
Kilkenny Assizes...City Court...Judith Tracy and Mary Ryan for
stealing money from Edward Quinlan on the 14th January. Guilty - to be
imprisoned 12 months and kept to hard labour.
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Judith Tracey |
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Ireland-Australia
Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: Tracey or
Treacy
OTHER
NAMES: Judith
AGE: 21
PLACE OF TRIAL: Kilkenny City
TRIAL DATE: 08/10/1838
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Larceny of 1s 4d
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: Tr 2, p 65
COMMENTS: Convict detained at Grangeforman Gaol, 10/01/1839
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1838 T 38
COMMENTS: Convicts widowed mother and family are dependant on her support.
John Kidd kept a Medical Journal from 5 February to 2 July 1839. The first case he dealt with was of eighteen year old Eliza cKey who was treated for hysteria on 9th February, before the ship even set sail. Judith Tracey, a thin delicate woman aged 24 was also treated while the ship still lay in Kingstown Harbour.
http://www.jenwilletts.com/convict_ship_whitby_1839.htm
Folio 2: case no 4, Judith
[May?], aged 24, convict; sick or hurt, bowel complaint; put on sick list 11
February 1839, discharged 8 April 1839.
http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/record?catid=-5826179&catln=7
24 March
1837 (FJ) Justice Rent
From the united parishes of Clemento and Tubid, Co.
Kilkenny...Edmund Tracy...2s.6d...
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
Edward Tracey, enlisted 6 Jun 1867 Chicago Ill by Capt Christopher for
3 years, born Co Kilkenny Ireland, 27 years, labourer, blue eyes, brown hair,
dark complexion, 5’6.5”, 23 Inf, C coy, Dis Aug 26 1867
John Tracey, 22 years, hazel eyes, dk brown hair, fair complexion,
5’10”, born Kilkenny Ireland, blacksmith, enlisted June 10 1837 at Boston by Lt
Dex, deserted 10 July 37
1838 Report Wandesforde Estate
Even in such an impoverished area of east Croghtenclogh Anne
Tracy, lessor of 187 acres described as a “mountain farm”, had improved the
land and “built a good house”.
Nolan, William (1979) Fassadinin. Land, Settlement and Society in
Southest Ireland 1600-1850. Geography Publications, Dublin. Pp.131
1838 The Catholic Directory, Ecclasiastical Register, and Almanac
Diocese of Ossory
Chapter –
Treasurer: Rev. Wm. Tracey.
Northern District
Wm. Tracey, Parish priest, Rathdowney
Diocess of Dromore
Newry
Convent Sacred
Institute of Saint Clare - Mother Abbess is Mrs. MM Tracy.
Diocess of Kildare and Leighlin
Wm Tracy, Curate Kilcock
F Tracy, Curate Ballyfin
Felix Tracy, Curate, Mountmellick
Diocess of Killaloe
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
1839 Reports from Select
Committees
Kings County Gaol
[Tummamore Offaly]
Patrick Tracey, assault and riot, Do [convicted 9th March 1838], Do [assizes], Three months from committal
Andrew Tracey, do [assault and riot], Do [convicted 9th March 1838], Do [assizes], Do [Three months from committal]
Kilkenny Gaol
Thomas Treacy & Patrick Dowling (Lodge), Riot and assualt under the statute and assaults, convicted 23rd October 1835, at Quarter Sessions, Commutation: imprisonments nearly expired and recommended by the Local Authorities for good conduct
Tipperary Clonmel Gaol
Michael Treacy, Do [breach of the Excise Laws], Do [tried by Samuel Cooper Esquire J.P. 20th Ju5e 1836], fined £6 or confined 3 months, discharged 10 August 1836, Do [Good conduct during imprisonment [with John Lyons?] [discharged by the Lord Lieutenant on his visit to the Gaol of Clonmell on the 6th August 1836)
Pat Treacy, receiving stolen goods, Thurles sessions 19 October 1837, confined twelve months, 25th May 1838
Patrick Treacy, Do [Thurles Quarter sessions, 19 October 1837, Do [12 months at hard labour], discharged 25 May 1838
Westmeath Goal
Hugh Treacy, discharged 1 April 1837
1841 RIC Sevice
John Tracy, 4325, b. 1821 Kilkenny
4325 Jno Tracy, 20 years, 5'8.75", b. Kilk, Catholic, recommended by W. Delany J.P., appointed 21 Nov 1841, served Kild Cavan Donegal to 7 Aug '55, PIS Con - PA Con 1 Mar '53 - Con 1 Aug '59, Pensioned 1 June 73, served 31 years 6 months, pension £36.0.0
March 17, 1842 (FJ) The Riot in Kilkenny - Carlow
Election
...Andrew Mahony, John Tracy, Patrick Byrne, James Kelly, Patrick Doolan and Simon Kemple...riot in Kilkenny city...assulting Mr. Beattie and Captain Terry...Bush Hotel, porter called John Tracy...four months hard labour...-Kilkenny Journal
26 March 1842 (TH) Kilkenny/Carlow
The trials of Andrew Mahony, John Tracy, Pat Byrne, James Kelly and Patrick Dowling, for riot and assult, committed in Kilkenny, during the last contested election for the county Carlow, took place on Saturday. They were all convicted and sentenced - Treacy, Kelly and Dowling, to be imprisoned four months each with hard labour - Byrne, three months and hard labour, - and Mahony, three months.
July 4, 1842 (FJ) Shooting with intent to Kill
...at Carrickagowran [Kilkenny?]
assulted George M'Donnell...John Hogan examined - He lived at
Carrickagowran...Honor Tracy, a servant...
April 24, 1843 (FJ) (From the Kilkenny Journal)
On Wednesday evening Delany from
Thurles gaol, and a second Tracy (another having been secured before) were
marched into Kilkenny, whence they proceed on their way to the Castle of
Dublin, under a strong escort. It is said that Delany has confessed no fewer
than thirteen murders...murder of Mortimer or Hoynes...
May 15, 1843 (FJ) The Hoyne Murder
A man named Hogan, a deserter,
charged with being an associate with Delany, Tracy, &c., in the recent
murders, was arrested at Edmonsberry...Eirke Station...- Kilkenny Journal
August 2, 1843 (FJ) The Murder of Lawrence Hoyne
It being generally known that it
was the intention of the crown to try, for the second time, Thomas Downey and
Michael Mullins...Also, that since the trial they (the prisoners) learned that
William Carroll, a prisoner in Carlow gaol, and James Tracy, residing in the
same county, were important and material witnesses on their behalf...
2 August 1843 (NG)
...Rathculbin...Nolan sold his interest to Hoyne for £50...raised rents to reimburse himself...Philip Murphy...remembers the fair day of Kilkenny, in March last, knows the public house of the widow Walsh in John street...brought there by persons named Tracy, Walsh and Mullins...went for the fire arms at Tracy's house, but he being at work they could not get them until evening...They got three pistols and some powder...
12 August 1843 Wexford Conservative
Kilkenny Adjourned Assises - Crown
Court August 7...(From the Kilkenny Moderator)...Delany had been previously at the
house of a man named Philip Murphy...were he was interdouced by one of the
conspirators (Thomas Tracey)...Tracey undertaking to supply the firearms for
the purpose and to bring them to the house of the prisoner, Downey...Tracey,
according to promise, produced the three pistols and brought them to Downey's
house at dusk...
August 10, 1843 (FJ) Kilkenny Assizes
...Kilkenny Fair...Sentence of
death was passed on Tracy, and the other two convicts, Mullins and Downey.
12 August 1843 (N) Kilkenny Assizes - Conspiracy to Murder
Michael Comerford and Thomas Tracy charged
with inciting and conspiring with Michael Mullins to kill and murder Laurence
Hoyne [over a farm and mills at Rathcublin/Rathculbin]. The chief conspirator
named Downey had been convicted on the previous day. With regard to Tracy, a
statement of his own would have alone proven his guilt, and when arrested he
wanted to become approver. Thomas Tracy was found quilty. At present death
would be recorded, and if any commutation of the sentence were to take place it
could only be to that of transportation for life. - Correspondent of
Saunders.[see 5 Aug 1843 for report of previous trial]
19 August 1843 (TH)
Thomas Tracy was found guilty at Kilkenny
assizes for conspiracy to murder Lawrence Hoyne...It is remarkable that seven
men were arrested and all of them prayed the Crown to allow them to be
approvers, but only three were made use of...
Ireland-Australia
Transportation Database (1780-1868)
Thomas Tracy (aged 26)
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Kilkenny
TRIAL DATE: 08/08/1843
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Conspiracy to murder
SENTENCE: Death commuted to Transportation for Life
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 5, p 95 CRF 1843 T 11
COMMENTS: Convict was detained at Kilmainham Gaol Co. Dublin, 21/08/1843
Tasmanian Archives [71345]
Thomas Tracey [Roman Catholic, can read, labourer,
5'5.5", 26 years, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes]
Convict No: 71345
Voyage Ship: Duke of Richmond
Voyage No: 226
Arrival Date: 02 Jan 1844
Departure Date: 21 Sep 1843
Departure Port: Kingston
Transported for copspiracy to
Murder...Convicted before for assult...Conspiracy to murder a boy named Welch. 6
weeks for Assault. "Single"...Gaol conduct. Good.
Report dated 24 Aug 1852 [released
29/8/52?]
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/images/CON33-1-48/large/CON33-1-48_00107_L.JPG
On the 19th March 1850, he was refused permission to marry a fellow convict, Catherine Heenan (ship: Tasmania) CON52/1/3 p452
On the 7th July 1853 and 24 Oct 1853, he requested permission to marry Nora Bowling/Honora Boland (ship: Midlothian). July Comment: ??? 12 months in the colony 13/7/53. Recommended 11/11/53. (T May-Aug 1853.) October comment: must be 12 ??? in the colony. (T Aug-Dec 1853) CON52/1/6
March 19, 1844 (FJ) Kilkenny Assizes
Murder of John
Mortimer...Ballylarkin...Wm Delany, the approver...knowns Tracy, he lives at
Kilrush...saw Thomas Dowling at Tracy's the night before Mr. Mortimer was killed...Thomas
Tracy and Michael Tracy has some conversation...Michael Tracy suggested
breaking into the house of Mr. Mortimer and killing him, but Thomas Tracy said
that they would be known in Freshford, and an alarm might be given...murder of
Hoyne...
23 March 1844 (N) Kilkenny Assizes 16th March
This was a case growing
out of the relations between landlord and tenant. It appeared from the evidence
of the approver, Wm. Delany, that he, with Laurence and Thomas Dowling, and
another man named Tracy, had resolved to murder Mr. Mortimer, in order to
prevent an ejectment being served on the Dowlings. The murder was effected with
a pitchfork in the open day, within a few yards of the town of Freshford. The
jury acquitted the Dowlings seeming to believe that it was the approver and
Tracy, who were the real offenders.
July 18, 1844 (FJ) Caught at last
The trial of Michael and John
Tracy took place in the county quarter sessions on Friday last. They were found
guilty of stealing away and killing a lamb, the property of Mr. Renehan of
Killashulan. [Killoshulan] The Assistant-Barrister, N.P. O'Gorman, Esq.,
sentenced each of them to transportation for ten years. These unfortunate
convicts and their gang have disturbed the peace of this county for a
considerable length of time. The murder of Hoyne was committed by assassins
sent from their house; and it has been proved that they managed and directed
the murder of Mortimer also. Their house has been a rendezvous for desparate
and abandoned characters, who lived on stolen mutton and plunder of every kind.
It is said that the landlord has given directions to have this abomination
levelled with the ground. - Kilkenny Herald.
20 July 1844 (TH) Caught at Last
The trial of Michael and John
Tracy took place at the county quarter sessions on Friday last. They were found
guilty of stealing ??? and killing a lamb, the property of Mr. Reachan[?] of
Killashutan[?]. The Assistant-Barrister, NP O'Gorman Esq. sentenced each of
them to transportation for ten years. These unfortunate convicts and their gang
have disturbed the peace of this county for a considerable length of time. The
murder of Hayne was committed by assassins sent from their house; and it has
been proved that they managed and directed the murder of Mortimer also. Their house
has been a rendezvous for desperate and abandoned characters, who lived on
stolen mutton and plunder of every kind. -It is said the landlord has given
directions to have this abomination levelled with the ground. - Kilkenny
Journal
Ireland-Australia
Transportation Database (1780-1868)
John Treacy (aged 15) & Michael Treacy (aged 23)
TRIAL DATE:
12/07/1844
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Kilkenny
PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT: Kilkenny
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Sheep stealing
SENTENCE: Transportation 10 yrs
SHIP: RATCLIFFE
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: Tr 5, p 96
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1845 misc2
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1845 misc16
PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT: Smithfield
DOCUMENT DATE: 27/01/1845
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1845 misc4
Tasmanian Archives
John Tracy [R
Catholic, cannot read or write, servant, 5'7.5", 17 years, fresh
complexion, dark brown hair, hazel? eyes, freckled?]
Tasmanian
Archives [71347] http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON33-1-69,220,201,C,80
Michael Tracy [Roman Catholic, read a little, field labourer,
5'5", 25 years, fresh complexion, dark brown hair, grey eyes, freckles?]
Tasmanian
Archives [71348] http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON33-1-69,220,200,S,80
Ratcliffe
(1)
Departure:
London 19 May 1845
Arrival:
30 Aug 1845
[Comments
for John:] Comment Transported for killing a lamb with intent to steal a part.
Gaol report, remarkably good, single, stated this offence. Same as my Bro ???
2yrs/11 single...Reported dated 10 February 1852 ??? approved.
[Comments For
Michael:] Transported for killing a lamb with intent to steal a part. Gaol
report remarkably good. Single, stated this offence...St? a lamb for Martin
Fitzgernen? [Fitzgerald] County Kilkenny. Bro John same offience on board....24
Mar 54...Drunk & assaulting a Constable fined £3.5.0... [report dated] 12
July 1854...
Eighteen
months to I.W. River? http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON27-1-11,166,28,C,80
Physical
Description http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON18-1-43,237,213,C,80
Mary Tracey (aged 23)
Tasmanian
Archives [71342]
Elizabeth
& Henry (3)
Departure:
London 13 Feb 1848
Arrival:
30 Jun 1848
Tasmanian Archives
322 Mary
Tracey
Tried: Ruthin
Sessions 29 June 1847 7 years [Ruthin Gaol North Wales?]
Arrived:
30th June 1848
P. R
Transported
for: Stealing money from the huson? Gaol report unknown. Single 1 child Statup?
this offence Stealing £10 Single one child Surgeons Report
Trade: Co
Servant?, 5'4.5", 23 years...brown hair...dark hazel eyes...Native Place:
Co. Kilkenny?
Marks:
Upper blue dot lower left arm blue dot back of same hand.
24/9/53
??? 7/12/53 to her husband George Hancock Collins ???
Certfree 7
July 1854 Herself...12/9/79 [last date]...
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON41-1-17,176,153,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON19-1-6,172,122,C,80
Mary
Tracey, 5'4.5", 23 years, County Servant, Ruthin Sessions, 29 June 1847, 7
years, Native Place: Co. Kilkenny, Single, 1 child, Prot, Read, [brothers RC]
Mo: Mary }
Ireland
Bro:
Thomas Michael John Patrick }
???: Anaestatia 3
first brothers transported to this country
Steal £70
from John Gleenes? Manchester [Following text may not be connected] I lived?
with Michael Lennet 4 yrs
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,320,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,321,C,80
June 6, 1844 (FJ) The Kilkenny Case
...Mr. Anson Floyd has made
another attempt to prove a case of grievance against the people of Kilkenny...Mr.
Smithwick...The Mail calls again for an investigation, being anxious,
doubtless, to prove how badly that awful Mrs. Tracy has treated Mr. Floyd...
1844
Andrew Treacy,
Bellmount, Kilkenny. (Prerogative Will) [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
WO97 Chelsea Pensioners' Service Records
Thomas Tracey, 18,
Private, b. 1844 Kilkenny
1 March 1845 (N)
O'Connell Tribute
...Ballyhale, county Kilkenny...Pat. Tracy...
Return of the Number
of Persons Confined for Contempt of Court from March 1839
Patrick Treacy, Kilkenny County, committed 18 August 1846, by The
Barrister, contempt, discharged 1 September 1846
British War Office
Stephen James
Tracey, b. 1846 St. James Kilkenny, Kilkenny. Lancers - 9th (Queen's Royal).
No. 1030. WO97 Chelsea
1846 RIC Service
Kyran Tracy, 8365, b. 1825 Kilkenny
8365 Kyran Tracy, 19 years, 5'10.7/8",
b. Kilk, Catholic, recommended by Hd Cons Rierdon, labourer, appointed 18 Sep
'46, served Res 0.3 - Tyrone 22 Dec '46, [no other details]
September 16, 1848 (FJ) Waterford/Kilkenny/Tipperary
...the police barrack [Portlaw]
was attacked by a rebel party...a party of dragoons chased the rebels into the
woods of Portlaw and Curraghmore and took eight prisoners...On the same day
there was an attack on the police barrack at Glenbower near Carrick...six
hundred rebels commanded by O'Mahony, took up all the arms they could find in
the neighbourhood of Kilmacthomas along the mountain foot of Comeragh and
marched to Rathgormac to attack anf burn the barrack...they killed a cow at the
farm of H.W. Barron and had the head of it on one of the pikes; they shot two
farmers named Tracey (tenants of Mr. Disney), who refused to give up their
arms; one was shot through the head, the other through the breast...One man was
shot dead on the spot and another died yesterday [12th September]...
April 7, 1849 (FJ) & September 18, 1849 (BL)
There is no remedy known equal to Holloway's
Pills for the Cure of Asthma - Mr. Richard Treacy, of Belmount, Carlow
[Kilkenny?] having derived so much benefit from the use of these
pills...asthma...for the last fifteen or sixteen years...- (See Advertisement)
Patrick Tracy
Tasmanian
Archives [71349]
Hyderabad
(2)
Departure:
Kingston 23 May 1849
Arrival:
26 Aug 1849
Patrick
Tracey
Tried:
Kilkenny 15 March 1848 7 years
Arrived:
20/8/49 R Catholic can read & write a little
Transported
for: Stealing calves. Prison report ??? conviction conduct and character good.
Single. Stated this offence - stealing 3 heifers. Single.
Trade:
Miner. 5'6.5", [no age]...black hair...hazel eyes...Native place: Co.
Tipperary. Small blue mark left cheek.
...Tried
Hobart Town 2 Sept 1851 Burglary...transportation for life to be removed to
Norfolk Island? and detained there for 15 years...[last date] 20.4.64
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON33-1-94,305,290,C,80
22040 Patrick Tracey, tried Kilkenny, 15 March 48,
5'6.5", 22 years age, 7 years, RC, Read/write, Single, ??? 3 heifers for Ally
Lyons Co. Tipperary, Miner, Co. Tipperary, ??? ??? ???
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Patk Tracey, 5-6.5...black hair...hazel eyes...small
blue mark left cheek
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON18-1-51,202,192,C,80
1849 Albany NY
Naturisations
John Treacy, 30, Co Kilkenny, Liverpool, Albany, Apr 3
http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Albany/AlbanyIrishBorn1849.htm
Griffiths Valuation Kilkenny 1849-50
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Anastatia Tracey Ballymackillagill Listerlin Kilkenny Andrew Tracey Stoneyford,Cotterrellsbooly T Stonecarthy Kilkenny Andrew
Tracy Baunmore Erke Kilkenny Bartholomew
Tracy Main Street Urlingford Kilkenny Catherine Tracey Ballykenna Dysartmoon Kilkenny Catherine Tracey Boggan Tullaroan Kilkenny Catherine
Tracy Ballyfasy Upper Kilbride Kilkenny Denis Tracey Raheen Dunnamaggan Kilkenny Denis
Tracy Mungmacody Columbkille Kilkenny Denis
Tracy Ruppa Columbkille Kilkenny Edmond
Tracy Islands Urlingford Kilkenny Edmond
Tracy Mountfinn Urlingford Kilkenny Edward
Tracy Kiljames Lower Columbkille Kilkenny George
Tracy Ballyfasy Upper Kilbride Kilkenny James Tracey Carran Dunbell Kilkenny James Tracey Mullennakill Jerpointwest Kilkenny James
Tracy Chapel Street Fertagh Kilkenny James Tracy Horse Barrack Lane,Roachpond St. Marys Kilkenny James
Treacy Connahy Grangemaccomb Kilkenny James Treacy Kilcurl (Anglesey) Knocktopher Kilkenny James Treacy Kilkeasy Kilkeasy Kilkenny James Treacy Knocktopher,Knocktophermanor T Knocktopher Kilkenny John Tracey Freneystown Tiscoffin Kilkenny John Tracey Johnswell Rathcoole Kilkenny John
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny John
Tracy Islands Urlingford Kilkenny Margaret
Tracy Main Street Gowran Kilkenny Martin Tracey Ballinvally Kilmacahill Kilkenny Martin Tracey Ballyvalden Shankill Kilkenny Martin Tracey Kellymount Shankill Kilkenny Martin Tracey Kilrush Clomantagh Kilkenny Mary Tracey Ballinvally Kilmacahill Kilkenny Mary Tracey Derrynahinch Derrynahinch Kilkenny Mary Tracey Garryduff Kilmacahill Kilkenny Mary Treacy Ballyredding North Treadingstown Kilkenny Mary
Treacy Connahy Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Michael Tracey Ballyvalden Shankill Kilkenny Michael Tracey Fiddown Fiddown Kilkenny Michael
Tracey Flagmount North Gowran Kilkenny Michael Tracey Glenpipe Jerpointwest Kilkenny Michael Tracey Grange Lower Grangesilvia Kilkenny Michael Tracey Kellymount Shankill Kilkenny Michael
Tracey Main Street Gowran Kilkenny Patrick Tracey Ballymackillagill Listerlin Kilkenny Patrick Tracey Lismateige Lismateige Kilkenny Patrick
Tracy Grange Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Patrick
Tracy New Road Urlingford Kilkenny Patrick
Tracy Pigeonpark Danesfort Kilkenny Patrick Treacey Lismateige Lismateige Kilkenny Patrick Treacy Kilcurl (Anglesey) Knocktopher Kilkenny Patrick Treacy Kingsmountain or Mylerstown Aghaviller Kilkenny Patrick Treacy Knocktopher,Knocktophermanor T Knocktopher Kilkenny Peter Tracy Croghtenclogh Castlecomer Kilkenny Richard
Tracy Blackbottom Killahy Kilkenny Richard
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny Richard Tracy Croghtenclogh Castlecomer Kilkenny Richard
Tracy Grange Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Robert
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny Thomas Tracey Ballinvally Kilmacahill Kilkenny Thomas
Tracey Castle Ellis Road Gowran Kilkenny Thomas Tracey Garryduff Kilmacahill Kilkenny Thomas Tracey Glenpipe Jerpointwest Kilkenny Thomas
Tracy Ballydonnell Ballyinch Kilkenny Thomas
Tracy Croghtabeg (Courtown) Ballytobin Kilkenny Thomas Tracy Croghtabeg (Courtown) Ballytobin Kilkenny Thomas
Tracy Kilree Grangekilree Kilkenny William Tracey Ballyneale Dysartmoon Kilkenny William
Tracey Knockmore Killahy Kilkenny William Tracey Market Square Freshford Kilkenny William
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny William
Treacy Connahy Grangemaccomb Kilkenny |
Patrick Treacy Kingsmountain or Mylerstown Aghaviller Kilkenny Thomas
Tracy Ballydonnell Ballyinch Kilkenny Thomas
Tracy Croghtabeg (Courtown) Ballytobin Kilkenny Thomas Tracy Croghtabeg (Courtown) Ballytobin Kilkenny Peter Tracy Croghtenclogh Castlecomer Kilkenny Richard Tracy Croghtenclogh Castlecomer Kilkenny Martin Tracey Kilrush Clomantagh Kilkenny Denis
Tracy Mungmacody Columbkille Kilkenny Denis
Tracy Ruppa Columbkille Kilkenny Edward
Tracy Kiljames Lower Columbkille Kilkenny Patrick
Tracy Pigeonpark Danesfort Kilkenny Mary Tracey Derrynahinch Derrynahinch Kilkenny James Tracey Carran Dunbell Kilkenny Denis Tracey Raheen Dunnamaggan Kilkenny John
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny Richard
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny Robert
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny William
Tracy Coan East Dysart Kilkenny Catherine Tracey Ballykenna Dysartmoon Kilkenny William Tracey Ballyneale Dysartmoon Kilkenny Andrew
Tracy Baunmore Erke Kilkenny James
Tracy Chapel Street Fertagh Kilkenny Michael Tracey Fiddown Fiddown Kilkenny William Tracey Market Square Freshford Kilkenny Margaret
Tracy Main Street Gowran Kilkenny Michael
Tracey Flagmount North Gowran Kilkenny Michael
Tracey Main Street Gowran Kilkenny Thomas
Tracey Castle Ellis Road Gowran Kilkenny Thomas
Tracy Kilree Grangekilree Kilkenny James
Treacy Connahy Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Mary
Treacy Connahy Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Patrick
Tracy Grange Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Richard
Tracy Grange Grangemaccomb Kilkenny William
Treacy Connahy Grangemaccomb Kilkenny Michael Tracey Grange Lower Grangesilvia Kilkenny James Tracey Mullennakill Jerpointwest Kilkenny Michael Tracey Glenpipe Jerpointwest Kilkenny Thomas Tracey Glenpipe Jerpointwest Kilkenny Richard
Tracy Blackbottom Killahy Kilkenny William
Tracey Knockmore Killahy Kilkenny Catherine
Tracy Ballyfasy Upper, Kilbride Kilkenny George
Tracy Ballyfasy Upper Kilbride Kilkenny James Treacy Kilkeasy Kilkeasy Kilkenny Martin Tracey Ballinvally Kilmacahill Kilkenny Mary Tracey Ballinvally Kilmacahill Kilkenny Mary Tracey Garryduff Kilmacahill Kilkenny Thomas Tracey Ballinvally Kilmacahill Kilkenny Thomas Tracey Garryduff Kilmacahill Kilkenny James Treacy Kilcurl (Anglesey) Knocktopher Kilkenny James Treacy Knocktopher,Knocktophermanor T Knocktopher Kilkenny Patrick Treacy Kilcurl (Anglesey) Knocktopher Kilkenny Patrick Treacy Knocktopher,Knocktophermanor T Knocktopher Kilkenny Patrick Tracey Lismateige Lismateige Kilkenny Patrick Treacey Lismateige Lismateige Kilkenny Anastatia Tracey Ballymackillagill Listerlin Kilkenny Patrick Tracey Ballymackillagill Listerlin Kilkenny John Tracey Johnswell Rathcoole Kilkenny James Tracy Horse Barrack Lane,Roachpond St. Marys Kilkenny Martin Tracey Ballyvalden Shankill Kilkenny Martin Tracey Kellymount Shankill Kilkenny Michael Tracey Ballyvalden Shankill Kilkenny Michael Tracey Kellymount Shankill Kilkenny Andrew Tracey Stoneyford,Cotterrellsbooly T Stonecarthy Kilkenny John Tracey Freneystown Tiscoffin Kilkenny Mary Treacy Ballyredding North Treadingstown Kilkenny Catherine Tracey Boggan Tullaroan Kilkenny Bartholomew
Tracy Main Street Urlingford Kilkenny Edmond
Tracy Islands Urlingford Kilkenny Edmond
Tracy Mountfinn Urlingford Kilkenny John
Tracy Islands Urlingford Kilkenny Patrick
Tracy New Road Urlingford Kilkenny |
1849? - Old Kilkenny Review
St. Kieran Street
In No 22 lived James Kearney, John Treacy, Daniel Cummins a tailor who was succeeded by his daughters one a school teacher, another an organist in the Black Abbey.
25. This house was also part of the Cullen property assigned to Margaret Cullen on her marriage. Previous occupiers, Barnaby Scott (Snr) Solicitor a member of the Corporation in 1820, John Treacy, Miss Hackett, Miss Ayres (1925).
Rose Inn Street
No 6 — Sleator, photographer, Miss Shearman, photographer; she was a mem ber of the old High S treet family said to be of the same famiy as General Sherman of American Civil War fame. Mrs Fogarty next occupied it for a short time and then Mr Lionel Treacy took it as an electrical shop. On Mr Treacy’s death it w as taken by Mr Duggan for the same business.
Irishtown
No. 17. This is the first house in Irishtown at the West side and most southern part and directly faces the O’Hanrahan property...Later the premises were bought by Mr. Treacy who sold them to the present occupier [1955], Mr. Lowry, who continues the Hardware business here with which this place had long been identified.
Parliament Street
No. 17 (Murtagh)...Martin Crotty was the first solicitor...In 1917 he moved his office upstairs and Mrs. Thomas Tracey, whose husband was imprisoned for political activities, carried on a drapery business. They were the parents of Messrs. Tracey, garage, Irishtown.
http://kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie
May 2, 1850 (FJ) Assault on a Poor Rate Bailiff
...seizure of goods of a person
Maher residing in Michaels lane...Mr. T. Bradley of Richview...Thomas Tracy...-
Kilkenny Moderator
1850?: “Maher bitterly wrote
his nephew: ...Another rich priest (Tracy) died a year or two since, intestate,
leaving a large sum, several thousands, to be scrambled for, by the next of
kin;...”
The historical
dimensions of Irish Catholicism By Emmet J. Larkin
1850/1851
13. Thomas
Tracey and James Cody, Crotobeg Kells Kilkenny, £2.19.0 rent, 3a/0r/25p, tenant
from year to year, Thomas William Lloyd owner, Arthur John Small Petitioner
1851
13. 28 to
34 on map. Same [Patrick Heffernan], Representative of James tracy,
Ballydaniel, Kilkenny, 2a/1r/36p, £2.2.0.5 rent, tenant from year to year
1851
1 and 2 OR
4,8,10, 11 & 12 on map. Catherine Treacy, Boggan, otherwise Newgrove,
Ballybeagh, Cranagh, Kilkenny, £0.10.0 rent, [0a/0p/2r?], This tenant holds a
house and garden as tenant from year to year, determinable on 1st May in each
year.
1851 Census - 1908 Pensions Act
The Old
Age Pension Act was introduced in 1908. Pension claimants had to prove their
age. Those born before 1864 used the 1841 and 1851 census.
1851
Tracey, Kiljames Columbkille Kilkenny
16.7.17
[16th July 1917] Image Image
Mary
Tracey (1846-1847) (d. of Edmund Tracey & Mary) 1851 Kiljames Lower/Upper
Columbkille Kilkenny
Address:
Mrs Mary Hall, 218 West 4th Steet, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
Treacey Edmond Head 48 md 1837
Treacey Mary Wife 40
Treacey Catherine 13
Treacey Ann - 10
Treacey Mary - 8
Treacey John - 6
Treacey Judith - 4
Treacey Richd (dead)
sheet
Kiljames Lower
IG Record
22386
Tracey or
HALL Mary Edmund Tracey Mary Tracey Kiljames Lower Columbkille Gowran Kilkenny
1917 - Mrs Mary Hall, 218 West 4th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Born about
1846-47. 1851 - Edmond Treacey 48 head & Mary Treacey wife married 1837,
Catherine 13, Ann 10, Mary 8, John 6, Judith 4, Richd. 1 (dead).
http://www.ireland-genealogy.com/view_category/Page-6.html?lang=en&limit=100&limitstart=28400
Kiljames
Lower,Upper, Columbkille, Kilkenny
Mary
Tracey Applicant
Edmond
Treacey Head 48
Catherine
Treacey 13
Mary
Treacey Wife 40
Ann
Treacey 10
Mary
Treacey 8
John
Treacey 6
Judith
Treacey 4
Richd
Treacey
Edmund
Tracey Father
1851 Census - 11 Coocross St St Sepulchre
Middlesex
Edward
Tracy, head, 62, labourer, b. Ireland K K ['Not Known' maybe Kilkenny]
Ann Tracy,
wife, 65, nurse, b. Middlesex St Sepulchre
1851 Census - 3 Iregate Bradford Yorkshire
Mary
Tracy, servant, unmarried, 18 years, b. 1833 Kilkenny Ireland
1854 Sessional Papers
31 Dec 1851 Teachers
Kilkenny
A. Tracy,
Principal and sole teacher, Rivanna Tasscoffin Kilkenny, School number 91, Roll
Number 5259, Connection with Board 8
June 1848, RC, £10.10.0, £3.1.3 fees, 75 pupils, 75 RC
1852
Thomas Tracy,
Croftybeg or Croughtabeg, [Croghtabeg Ballytobin] Kilkenny 92a/2r/10p,
£59.11.10 rent, tenant from year to year
April 8, 1852 (FJ) Electors of Kilkenny
...Paulstown...Martin
Treacy...Michael Treacy...
10 April
1852 (N) Electors of Kilkenny
To John Greene, MP and William Shee, Sergeant-at-Law,
Esqs...Paulstown...Martin Treacy...Michael Treacy...
1852 RIC
Service
Thomas Treacy, 15998, b. 1834 Kilkenny
15998 Thos Treacy, 18 years,
5'8.25", b. Kilky, Catholic, recommended W Graves Clk, lab, appointed 14
Ju 52, served Mayo 9 Oct 52 - Kildare - Waterford A58226/4042, P 1 June 1853,
Reward R.F. £2 A61571/4095, Resigned 30/6/61 D96012/6910 Cansealled? A6727
Resigned 31/7/61 D76012/694, served 9 years 0.5 months, To better his condition
Emigrate
MISSING ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
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Patrick Tracy |
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NYC 8/1851 Boston MA as cooper |
20/3/1852 |
Bridget Haren (cousin) Contact: Widow Sullivan, 75 Mulberry St, NYC |
1852 Poston Pilot
Of PATRICK TRACY, late of Kilkenny, (Cooper by trade in
Boston), by his cousin, BRIDGET HAREN, who arrived in New York about 7 months
since. Address BRIDGET HAREN, care of Widow SULLIVAN, 75 Mulberry st, New York.
June 1853, Charity Hospital Admission Records, Orleans
Parish
11-Jun 25
Michael Tracey
Shoe Maker Kilkenney
Co., Ireland 27 N York 2 yrs S
4 dys Int Fever 11 3/4
1854 Incumbered Estates Court: Printed estate
particulars and rentals
Caherisk (being a
subdenomination of the lands of Derrynahinchy), Barony of Knocktopher, Kilkenny
100 map, 3 Caherisk
[Caherlesk Ballytobin], Widow Tracey, 1a2r27p, 1a0r5p Irish, £0.13.6 yearly
rent, 25th March & 29th Sept (gale days). yearly tenant
Ballydavid, Barony of
Eliogarty, Tipperary
Michael Trassy,
Ballydavid, 1st May & 1st November (gale days), 5a0r35p, £4.9.7, £4.10.0,
tenant from year to year
Derryhogan, Barony of
Eliogarty, Tipperary
John Kennedy, John
Fogarty and Michael Treassy, 1st May & 1st November (gale days), 35a.1r.1p,
£8.0.0, £7.7.0, tenant from year to year
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=King%27s%20Inns%20M188%2F3
1854 The Banner of the Truth in Ireland
Graiguenamanagh
Kilkenny
A man named Treacy, a
servant of the priest, for whose apprehension a reward of £20 was offered by
the Magistrates, has now been convicted and sentenced to two months
imprisonment, with hard labour. The town was perfectly quiet, and no crowd at
all. I hope this will end the riots. None of the priests appeared in Court, nor
was there any attorney employed for Treacy.
25 Mar 1856 New Ross Court
James Tracy, 17
Years, b. 1839 Graignamana, 5'2.5", Grey Eyes, Brown Hair, Fair
Complexion, Rc, R, Labourer, Stealing Fowl, Prison Wexford
1854 Naturalization Delarations Albany NY
Thomas Tracey, 36,
Kilkenny, Waterford, Greenbush, Rens Co, Dec 11
http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Albany/AlbanyIrishBorn1854.htm
1856 Patrick Treacy, Kilcurl (Knocktopher),
Co. Kilkenny. Farmer (Prerogative Will)
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31 January 1857 - The Advocate (Dublin) &
17th February 1857 Incumbered
Estates Commission In the
matter of the estate of Catherine Murphy and Patrick Treacy, and Teresa
Treacy, his wife, owners, Thomas Murphy, continued in the name of Michael
Murphy, administrator of said Thomas Murphy, deceased, Petitioners. The
Houses, gardens, land and tenements together with an eel weir under the
bridge of Graigue; together with that parcel of land called Lackaghanireing,
Parknamodagh, and Parknacloghabane; also that bit of land at the end of
Tanner's Park, situated in the said town of Graigue, Barony of Gowran and
County of Kilkenny, held under lease for lives, renewable for ever, bearing
the date the 29th day of April 1710: All that waste plot of ground lately
held by James Mahon, with the land and garden thereto belonging, situated in
the town of Graigue, Barony of Gowran and County of Kilkenny, held under
lease of lives, renewable for ever, bearing the date the 17th of September
1734; And all that and those the pieces of ground called Cloghernane,
sitauted in the town of Graigue, aforsaid, held under lease for lives
renewable for ever, bearing the date the 5th day of December 1740. |
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10 Dec 1857 Wexford
John Tracey, 21, 5'2.5", lives Kilkenny, labourer, stealing money
from the Custon?
1857 John Tracy, picking pockets
1858 RIC Service
John Treacy, 23278, b. 1838 Queens
23278 John Treacy, 19 years,
5'9.25", b. Queens, Catholic, married 14 June? 1869 wife from Kilky City,
recommended by C White JP, lab, allocated 20 Apl 58, served Kilk City 12 Aug 58
- Limk City 10/7/69 - Limk Co 1/3?/72 - Limk City 1 Jan 1874, PAC 1/6/82 - P
1.5.73, Rewards - stop runaway horse 16/4/71 - 1.12.75 - 3/5/76 - 3/10/81 -
29,.6.87, Pensioned 1.6.88 23278D/22692
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Denis Treacy
2 Jul 1890 Raheen Kilkenny, farmer, to Patrick Treacy, farmer the
child
Kate Treacy
8 Nov 1916 Boher Thomastown Kilkenny, married woman to Ellen Ryan
spinster
Martin Treacy
9 Jan 1891 Ballybaldin Kilkenny, farmer, to Mary Treacy widow
Michael Treacy
5 Jan 1897 Dean Street Kilkenny, to Margaret Treacy widow
Patrick Treacy
7 Sep 1861 Mortagstown Kilkenny, farmer, to Honora Treacy widow
Peter Treacy
13 Apr 1879 Ballyvalden Kilkenny, farmer batchelor, to father Martin
Treacy, farmer
Richard
Kildare Treacy 23 Feb 1880 Bellmount Kilkenny, gentleman, to
Jane Treacy widow
Richard Treacy
19 Sep 1905 Dean Street Kilkenny, retired Engineer, to Margaret
Treacy, spinster
Thomas Tracey
21 Dec 1895 Ballybalden Kilkenny, grazier, sister Margaret Tracey
William Treacy
9 Apr 1895 Kilcurl Kilkenny, by John Treacy, farmer
William Treacy
7 Mar 1908 Sralee Kilkenny, labourer, to John Treacy, labourer
James Tunstead
To Susan Treacy [Castlecomer Kilkenny] 9 May 1906 Poulpeasty
Wexford
Johanna Cantwell
5 Nov 1896 of Camblin Roscrea Tipperary and late of Kyle Queen's, widow,
by Rev Patrick Treacy of Galmoy Kilkenny RCC
John Doyle
Rev 30 Dec 1916 Kilkenny, to Rev John Cahill & Rev
Patrick Treacy PP
Anastatia
M Cullen 26 Feb 1920 The District lunatic Asylum Kilkenny,
to Rev James Canon Doyle & Patk Treacy
John Fitzpatrick
Rev 18 Apr 1889 Kilkenny, Rev Patrick Treacy of Galmoy
John Curran
22 Sep 1890 Dunbell Kilkenny, labourer, to Jeremiah Treacy of
Ballymartin Carlow, famer
Daniel Maher
22 Dec 1893 Kilkenny, to Rev Patrick Treacy of Galmoy
Cornelius Keegan
18 Mar 1907 Kilkenny, to Rev Patrick Treacy James Brady
Michael Buggy
Catherine Shea
9 Jun 1907 Dunmore Kilkenny, to Rev
Patrick Treacy
Patrick O'Keeffe
16 Nov 1915 Ballyboden Kilkenny, farmer, to John Treacy, farmer
1858-1900 Will
Registers
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Galmoy, Baunballinlough, Galmoy, Kilkenny, Ireland |
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Daniel Maher |
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1893/NR/NR |
Will |
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Galmoy, Whiteswall, Kilkenny, Ireland |
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Daniel Cassin |
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1893/NR/NR |
Will |
December 29, 1859 (FJ) College of
the Immaculate Conception of Mary, Knocktopher, Kilkenny
...Christian Doctrine...James
Tracy...Reading...James Tracey...
1859
3. William
Tracy, Knocktopher otherwise Knocktopher Manor and Moanroe Commons, Kilkenny,
31a/1r/7p, £31.4.6 rent, Yearly tenant
1860 RIC Service
Denis Treacy, 25010, b. 1840 Kings Co Tipperary North
25010 Denis Treacy, 19 years, 5'7.75", b. Kings Tip N, Catholic, recommended by J.F. Rollstone JP, lab, allocated 16 Aug 59, served Kilk 14 Jan 60, Dismissed July 2 1860 A87293/6035
December 22, 1860 (FJ) Catholic Deaf and Dumb
...Gowran, Kilkenny...1s...Thomas
Tracy...
1860 [2593] [2593-I]
The twenty-fifth report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland,
(for the year 1858 & 1859)
Andrew Tracy, fourth class, Rivanagh, Kilkenny, £1
1860 East India
(European troops).
Private J. Tracey (a native of Kilkenny, a tailor, attested at
Kilkenny, on the 12th August 1858)...enlisted East India Company...I think I'm
entitled to a free discharged...
British War
Office
Andrew Tracey, b.
1833 Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO131 Chelsea
Francis Treacy, b.
1887 Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO96 Militia
James Tracy, b. 1843
Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO97 Chelsea
John Treacy, b. 1852
Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO97 Chelsea
John Patrick Tracey, private 9th Lancers, b. 1854 Kilkenny
Robert Tracey, b.
1867 Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO97 Chelsea
Stephen James
Tracey, b. 1846 Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO97 Chelsea
Thomas Tracey, b.
1844 Tullock, Kilkenny WO97 Chelsea
Thomas Tracey, b.
1880 Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO96 Militia
William Tracy, b.
1848 Kilkenny, Kilkenny WO96 Militia
William Treacy, b. ?
Ballyragget, Kilkenny WO96 Militia
1861 British Census
Mary Treacy, b. abt 1841 Kilkenny Ireland, Lancashire England
26 July 1862 Irish Times
Carlow Court
Tracey v Brennan, Action for seduction
The plaintiff is a respectable farmer having eight children, five sons and three daughters. Defendant was a second cousin who had a child with the plaintiff’s daughter while engaged to her, but refused to marry. Damages awarded £200.
28 July 1862 (FJ)
Carlow Record Court - Tracey v. Brennan
This was an action for the seduction, by the defendant, of the
plaintiff's daughter...The plaintiff [Michael Tracey] is a farmer of
twenty-five acres in Kilkenny, with eight children, five sons and three
daughters. The defendant, who is unmarried, and a second cousin of the
plaintiff, lived in the immediate neighbourhood...he proposed marriage to the
girl [Bridget Tracey] but put it off...special licence...The father offered a
large fortune if he would marry her after the child had been born, the
defendant refused, and the only redress she now had was from a jury...The jury
found for the plaintiff £200 damages.
1862 - 1864 National
education (Ireland)
Michael Tracey R.C., Monitor, male R.C. 1 EC/184 RC, Thomastown,
Thomastown, Kilkenny
9 June 1863 (FJ)
Catholic Intelligence
A solemn profession of five Irish novices took place on the 3rd of May
at the convent of the Capuchins at Versailles...Messrs...Bonaventure Tracey of
Kilkenny...
28 July 1864 (FJ)
Cricket
Goresbridge V. Kilkenny...John Treacy [of Goresbridge]...
1864 Shillelagh
[Wicklow/Wexford] Workhouse Admissions
3537 John Tracy, male, 20, single, Roman Catholic, came for lodgeing,
from Co. Kilkenny, entered Novb 23, left 24 Nov 1864
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, George, Waterford, Kilkenny/Waterford. 19 869
Tracey, Patrick, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterford/Kilkenny/Tipperary South. 4 536
Tracy, James, Kilkenny, Kilkenny. 3 508
Tracy, Margaret, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterford/Kilkenny/Tipperary South. 4 528
Tracy, Margaret, Thomastown, Kilkenny. 9 914
Tracy, Patrick, Callan, Kilkenny/Tipperary South. 14 593
Treacy, Bridget, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. 3 477
Treacy, Catherine, Callan, Kilkenny/Tipperary South. 4 504
Treacy, Daniel, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. 18 502
Treacy, Emily, Waterford, Kilkenny/Waterford. 4 830
Treacy, Robert, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. 18 496
Treasy, Margaret, Waterford, Kilkenny/Waterford. 9 951
February 1864 to 1871 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
J.D. Howlett, Tullow House, Thomastown, Kilkenny (Gentleman) and Daniel Treacy, Cork Hill, Dublin (Solicitor)
Daniel Treacy, Cork Hill, Dublin (Gentleman)
4 August 1866 The Kilkenny Journal
Kilkenny Union...The Mastership of
the Workhouse...eleven applications...Wm
Tracy, Athy...seventeen years master of Athy Workhouse. The chairman of
that board, Mr Lefroy?, gave him an excellent character, on resigning. Mr.
Buggy - This man was suspended by the Athy board of guardians until called upon
by the commissioners to resign...Mr Treacy stated to the chairman that he was
called upon to resign by the commissioners, in conjunction with three other
officiers, for the reason that they could not agree between them. (To Mr Buggy)
- there were severalo charges made against me; one was by the schoolmistress,
for making advances towards her...Mr Smithwick. As far as my judgement goes,
Mr. Treacy is a good man...Sir John Blunden - On the 28th of May Rev Mr Quin,
chaplin of Athy workhouse, gave him a very good character, as well as the Rev
Mr Keatinge, Protestant chaplin...Mr Blunden proposed Mr Treacy as a candidate
for the office of master, which Colonel Bull seconded and said that it was only
fair that he should be elected, and he did not see why a little difference
between him and some of the other officiers of athy workhouse should be brought
against him...Mr E.J. Maher - I took an oportunity of communicating with
several gentlemen in the Queen's County about the character of Mr Treacy and three
out of the five gentlemen that I communicated with gave him a very high
character. One of the gentlemen that gave him a good character was a magistrate
and an ex-officio guardian of Athy union...Mr Smithwick - I received numerous
letter from gentlemen of the Queen's County and from them I would say that his
character is unexceptionable...I heard about two months ago that he (Treacy)
was dismissed from Athy workhouse...election be adjourned for two weeks…
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
Nova Scotia immigrants to 1867
Tracy, Mary. Of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; widow of…
February 1867 to 1868 London Gazette
Name Of Firm. National Bank Of
Ireland.
Persons of whom the Company or
Partnership consists.
William Tracey and Mary Tracey, Graguevine, Moincoin, county Kilkenny (Gentleman)
1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Records
23
Aug 1867 60749 Michael Tracey, of Haverstraw NY, Labourer, born 1841 Kilkenny,
ard 1864 April per "Hibernia" single
28
Jan 1867 57282 Ellen Tracy of 112 Cessar St, domestic, born 1844 Kilkenny ard
1859 per "jeremiah Shompson" Fath James Mo Mary Green
5 and 28 July 1869 (FJ)
Cricket
Castlecomer v. County Kilkenny...R.K. Treacy, Esq, [Castlecomer]...
21 July 1869 (FJ) Cricket
Casltecomer...R. Tracy...
11 July 1870 (FJ) Cricket
Castlecomer...R.K. Tracy, Esq...
23 August 1870 (FJ)
Cricket
Castlecomer v. Kilkenny Garrison...R. Treacy, Esq...C. Treacy...[Castlecomer]...
31 July 1872 (FJ) Cricket
Castlecomer...R.K. Treacy...
21 June 1873 (FJ) Cricket
Castlecomer...RK Tracy...
July 31, 1873 (FJ) Cricket
Castlecomer...R.K. Treacy...
27 July 1875 (FJ) Cricket
Castlecomer...R. Treacy...
27 July 1875 (FJ)
Castlecomer Cricket Club
...R. Treacy...
14 October 1869 (FJ) The
Land Question - Kilkenny
...William Treacy, Kilcurl...Richard Treacy, Parish of Urlingford...Thomas Treacy, Clashwilliam, Gowran...
2 April 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy owner and Eliza Mary Byrne petitioner.
(Ballincarra Weston, Soouth Liberties, Limerick & Ballyrackane and Drishane Tipperary & Raheen (Kilkenny/Laois) & Barryhill (Kilkenny) & Mountrath (Laois) & 33 Henry Street Dublin)
9/11 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy owner expartate and Guinness Mahon & Co petitioner.
(4 Lower Pembroke St Dublin… residue of 77 years from 1857… yearly rent £20…)
10/11 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy owner and John Hobbs Peart petitioner.
(??? Court or Market Square Mounthrath and other property in Mountrath)
13 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy trustee and executer of Patrick Murray desceased owner and Ellen Moore Spinster petitioner.
(lands North Ward Castleknock Dublin)
5 October 1870 (FJ) French
Ambulances
...parish
of Thomastown...Denis Tracy...
16 March 1871 (FJ) Aid for
French
Parish
of Tullavour, Co. Kilkenny...Miss Tracy...3s.
9 December 1871 (FJ)
Association for the Propagation of the Faith
Dioces
of Ossary...Subscriptions per Mr. Thomas Hoyne, Thomastown, viz.:-...Collected
by Miss Alice Tracy 5s6d...
1871 British Census
Michael Treacy , Head, 44, b. 1827
Killmey/Kilkenny Ireland, labourer, Altrincham, Cheshire
Elizabeth Treacy , Wife, 36, b.
1835 Newry Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
John Treacy , Son, 16, b. 1855
Altrincham, labourer, Altrincham, Cheshire
Thomas Treacy , Son, 12, b. 1859
Altrincham, porter, Altrincham, Cheshire
Michael Treacy , Son, 10, b. 1861
Altrincham, Altrincham, Cheshire
Michael Geerer , Lodger, 23, b.
1838 Mayo Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
Mathew Sanders , Lodger, 74, b.
1797 Mayo Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
John Sanders , Lodger, 34, b. 1837
Mayo Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
George Beard , Lodger, 30, b. 1841
Altrincham, Altrincham, Cheshire
Anne Beard , Lodger, 30, b. 1841
Altrinchame, Altrincham, Cheshire
James Grimes , Lodger, 23, Newry
Ireland, mason, Altrincham, Cheshire
Stephen James Tracey, 24, b. abt 1847 Kilkenny Ireland, Private 9th
Lancer, Hampshire England
Annie
Tracey, Head, 30, single, b. 1841 Kilkenny, Owner & Occupier, Everton West
Derby Lancashire
1871 Census - Marylebone,
Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
William Best, head, 81, b. 1790 Newcastle On Tyne, Widowed, Goldsmith & Licensed Victualler...
Edward Treacy, Servant, 17, b. 1854 Thomastown [Kilkenny?] Ireland, Marital Status Unknown, Pot Man [see Thomastown RC]
1871 The Boston Pilot -
Missing Friends
Of
Catherine Treacey, a native of Upper Conahy, parish of Conahy, county Kilkenny;
she left home in November, 1851, with her brothers, Thomas and James, and
landed in New York Jan 22, 1852; she was last heard of six years ago.
Information concerning her will be received by her sister, Bridget Treacey, No.
600 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
1872 Graveyard between
Graiguewood and Kellymount townlands
“Enclosed
by ratepayers of the townland on the north and south sides in the year of Our
Lord, 1872. Michael Carroll, guardian, Martin Treacy, contractor.”
Kellymount Old Abbey by Owen
O'Kelly
https://kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie/
November 1873 Simon? Tracy
V. Michael Ryan
...action
to recover £31/2/2 from a farmer in Kilkenny...bill for a years rent, signed by
defendent, now in the hands of plaintiff, which was cashed by Wm C. Delany,
agent to Captain Palliser...jury found for the plaintiff.
1873-74 Teachers and Monitors Ireland
Dora
Tracy, monitor, Tullaroan Girls Kilkenny
Mary
Tracy, St Johns Girls, Kilkenny
Agnes
Treacy, Thomastown PLU, Kilkenny
7 February 1874 Pilot
(Boston Ma)
Deaths
under California
Tracy
— 12, Patrick Tracy, co. Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 35.
10 April 1874 The Police
Gazette
Kilkenny.
Description of a mare, the property of Michael Treacy, which was stolen from
the lands of Bawnagelogue, parish of Dunkitt, barony of Ida, on the night of
the 5th of April 1874 :- A bay mare, black mane, tail and legs; a mark under
the chin, caused by the hair being rubbed off; in thin condition; well bred;
value for £35. Pilltown, April 7, 1874 (1876 c - 2551)
1876 Landowners (over 1 acre)
William Treacy, Kilkure, Knocktopher Kilkenny. 398a/0r/5p. £178.5.0
25 June 1877 (FJ) Polo in the County Carlow...HRH arrived from the Curragh...against Messrs R. Treacy [of Castlecomer Kilkenny?]...6 July 1877 (IT) PoloCastlecomer Club v. The 7th Royal Fusiliers...Castlecomer...Mr. R.K. Treacy.July 1877 Castlecomer Polo Club7th Royal Fusillers journey to Castlecomer...Mr. R. Tracey...In the two next games the ball was put between the flags by Messrs Tracey and Edge respectively, the home team winning the match by two goals to their opponent’s one.July 1877 PoloCastlecomer against All Ireland, won 3 to 1 - Castlecomer: Mr. Wandesforde, Mr. Edge, Dr. O'Hanlon, Mr. Tracy and Mr. J. Dobbs (also played Phoenix Park) 24 August 1877 (FJ) Movements in the Civil ServiceInland Revenue. Mr. C. Treacy, 1st class assistant, Kilkenny, to clerk, Sunderland. 30 October 1877 (FJ) The Kilkenny Hunt Club...- Treacy, Esq... 5 January 1878 (N) Ordinations at St. Kiernan's College, KilkennyPromoted to the first clerical tonsure:-...Patrick Treacy...- Kilkenny Journal 1880 Richard Kildare Treacy, Belmount. [Will]
Edward
Law, Kilkenny History – Miscellaneous Houses
March 1880 KilkennyAn election of barony collector for the barony of Fassaderreen, in lieu of the late Mr. Tracy, took place, and Mr. George Thorp was chosen out of the nine candidates. July 1880 Co. Kilkenny Assizes...an eldery man named James Tracey...Brownsford... 1880 County of Kilkenny - Crimes17 Jan 1881? Assault endangering life, Not agrarian, Richard Murphy assulted, Wm. Neal & James Tracy convicted, Tried at Kilkenny Summer Assizes 1880; Neal was senttenced to six months, and Tracy to one month, with hard labour. 1880-1917. Kilkenny Estate Papersmanuscript and typescript, various sizes, mainly folioLegal documents, wills, deeds, correspondence, records, contracts etc. relating to numerous families in Kilkenny city & county including Richard Walsh Inistioge, George A. Horneck, Mary Reade & Margaret Long Kilkenny City; James Corcoran, Eliza Stapleton Ballyraggett; Richard R. Phillips & Kate Treacy of Coolcullen, near Castlecomer, John & Patrick Gorman, John Staunton, James Rowe & others. (80 approx.) Wythes Auction - 16th April 2011 1881 British Census
1. Eliuzabeth Tracey?
Birth Year, <1811>
Birthplace, Kilkenny, Ireland
Age,
70
Occupation, Servant Domestic
Marital Status, W <Widowed>
Head of Household, Edward Boylan
Relation,
Ser
Dwelling,
105 Bond St
Census Place, Liverpool, Lancashire,
England
2. Robert Tracy, Head,
Married, M,
24, Police
Officer, Kilkenny; 31 Acorn St, Willenhall, Staffordshire (see also 1901)
Annie Tracy, Wife,
Married, F,
26, Sedgley,
Staffordshire
Maria Tracy, Daughter,
Single, F,
1, Sedgley,
Staffordshire
3. William Tracey
Birth Year, <1816>
Birthplace, Kilkenny, Ireland
Age,
65
Occupation, Masons Labourer
Marital Status, W <Widowed>
Head of Household, Valentine Wilkinson
Relation,
Inmate
Institution, "Union Workhouse"
Staincliffe Dewsbury
Census Place, Dewsbury, York, England
1881 RIC Service
Patrick Treacy, 48289, b. 1856
Kilkenny
48289 Patrick Treacy, 25 years,
5'8.125", b. Kilkenny, Catholic, recommended by SI Fleury, farmer,
allocated 16 Decr '81, Discharged 16.12.81 48289D/62904 28.12.81 Failing to
report himself at Depot
February 1882 Evictions in KilkennyProperty owned by Mr. John Goslin and others at Conshy...tenants evicted...James Treacy, William Treacy... June 2, 1883 (FJ) Parnell Tribute
Kilkenny West and
Benowen...10s...Michael Treacey...John Treacey...
1883 John Hennessy, tenant, Mrs. M. Treacy, landlord, Coon east, Kilkenny, 12a3r33p, £2.15.0 valuation, £8.10.0 rent, £5 judicial rent
30 Mar 1883 - WakefieldEdward Tracey alias Lutterall, 30 March Dewsbury WH, Vagancy, 14 days HR, read, 37 5/3 D Brown, labourer nose been broken, R Catholic Kilkeeny, 4/7433/828 Jul 1890 - Wakefield2971 Edward Tracey or Lutterall, 8 July Rotherham WH, drunk & disorderly, 10 days HL from 7th or pay 2s, read, 42 years, 5'2", D Bn fairly grey hair, gen lab white marks each side face had nose broken, RC Kilkenny, previous 7968/87, released 16 July12 Jul 1899 - WakefieldE533 Edward Latterell or Tracey, Halifax WH, drunk & disorderly, 7 days HL or pay 14/5, read, 59 years, 5'2.75", grey hair, labourer, RC, Co Kilkenny, previous 8/5213/92 Peston & Manchester, released 18 July16 Feb 1901 - WakefieldEdward Tracey, Sheffield City, absconding with union clothing, 14 days HR, read not write, 60 5/2.5 grey, lab, RC Kilkenny, 9/3533/99 1884 [C.4059] Arrears of Rent (Ireland) Act, 1882 - LandlordsMaria Treacy, Kilkenny, 2 holdings, £15.14.6 rent, £15.14.6 arrears 1880, £7.17.3 paid by Commission 1884 [C.4070] Irish Land Commission.
John
Hogan, tenant, D. Tracey and another, landlord, Ballymagill, Kilkenny, 62a3r2p,
£28.10.0 valuation, £40.10.2 rent, £29 judicial rent
|
1884 Bassett’s Kilkenny Directory John Treacy, Land, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. Richard Treacy, Land, Cloneen, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. William Treacey, Land, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. Thomas Treacy, Land, Clashwilliam Upper, Gowran, Kilkenny. Denis Tracey, Land, Raheen, Kells, Kilkenny. William Treacy, Land, Kilcurl (Anglesey), Knocktoper, Kilkenny. Michael Tracy, Tailor, Horse Barrack Lane, Kilkenny. William Tracy, Coal Store and Merchant, Dean Street, Kilkenny. John Treacy, Land, Kiljames Lower, Thomastown, Kilkenny. Thomas (Junior) Treacy, Land, Ballymagill, Rosbercon, Kilkenny. Martin Treacy, Land, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny. Thomas Treacy, Land, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny. |
1884 Egan’s Kilkenny Directory John Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. Richard Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Cloneen, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. William Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny. Thomas Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Clashwilliam Upper, Gowran, Kilkenny. Denis Tracey, Parliamentary Elector, Raheen, Callan, Kilkenny. William Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Kilcurl (Anglesey), Ballyhale, Kilkenny. John Treacy, National Teacher, Gurtnabroe, Kilkenny. [Gortnahoo Buolick Co. Tipperary] John Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Kiljames Lower, Thomastown, Kilkenny. Thomas (Junior) Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Ballymagill, Mullinvat, Kilkenny. Martin Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny. Thomas Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny. |
Irish historic towns
atlas, no. 10 kilkenny
Coal yards: Dean St, site unknown. William Tracy 1884 (Bassett, 121).
http://www.ria.ie/research/ihta/online-resources/atlases-online/kilkenny.aspx
1884 Cricket
Chapter 6, Years of Growth 1880 - 1893, pages 47 & 48:
In July of 1884 Knockmoylan easily defeated Hugginstown at Knockmoylan...Later in the season Knocktopher were well beaten by Kilcurl. This match took place on a cricket ground provided by Mr Langrishe at Knocktopher Abbey. On the Kilcurl team we find J. Carbery, J & D Treacy, P. Long, P.Power, M. Kenny and M. Scurry.
Chapter 28, pages 250 - 259
It was 1884 before there were any further reports on Ballyhale. In that year Ballyhale played a draw against Knocktopher at Knocktopher & they were defeated by Kilmoganny at Kilmoganny. In 1885 Ballyhale defeated Knocktopher by 49 runs to 13. According to the report on this match "W. Power was an excellent batsman, D. Treacy an excellent bowler and M. Barron promises to be the most distinguished cricketer of the Ballyhale club".
Page 254, Kilcurl Cricket Team
In 1884 Kilcurl defeated Knocktopher at Knocktopher by 145 runs to 97. The Kilcurl team were J. Carbery, J. Treacy, J. Treacy junior, J. Quinn, D. Treacy, P. Long, P. Power, W. Gorman, M. Scurry, M. Kenny and J. Ryan. The scorers were J. Treacy 31 runs, D. Treacy 25, J. Treacy junior 22 and J. Quinn 20. Some of these players also played with Ballyhale.
O'Dwyer, Michael (2006) History of Cricket in Co.
Kilkenny - The Forgotten game. O'Dwyer Books, College Gardens, Kilkenny.
Land Law (Ireland) Act,
1881, and Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1885 : volume II
Estates of Right Honourable A. McM. Kavanagh - return of evictions
County Kilkenny
Daniel Treacey, Donoughmore, £2.10.0 years rent, £11.18.0 sum due, Let to him for the six months pending redemption, at the end of which time he was forgiven all arrears and costs, and put back at a lower rent. Prosecution 1883
Kilkenny property...Daniel Tracey is a poor man, a small holder. I let it to him for six months, pending redemption, and after that time forgave him all arrears and put him back...
1885 John Tracey of Hinley Park Callan, Acting sergeant RIC, [see Wexford]
The Poole Photographic
Collection [National Library of Ireland]
1884 Cabinet commissioned by Mr. Tracey, New Ross
1884 Cabinet commissioned by Revd. W. Tracey, Kilkenny
1885 Cabinet commissioned by Miss Tracey, New Ross
1885 Cabinet commissioned by Mr. Tracey, New Ross
1886/7 Cabinet commissioned by Miss Tracey, Michael Street [New Ross]
1887 Cabinet commissioned by Miss Tracey, Newtown
1890 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss B. Tracy, c/o Mr. R. White, Newtown
1891 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss E. Tracey, Tullogher, New Ross
1891 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss M. Tracey, Tullogher, New Ross
1891 Carte de visite commissioned by Mr. Tracey, Tullogher, New Ross
1896/7 Group commissioned by Miss Tracey, Industrial School
1900 Group commissioned by Mr. S. Tracy, New Ross
1906 Cabinet commissioned by Miss A. Tracey, Main Street, Cappoquin
1908/7 Carte de visite commissioned by Mr. J. Tracey, Fiddown, County Kilkenny
1908/9 Carte de visite vignette commissioned by Mr. G. Treacey, De La Salle College, Waterford
1909 Group of seven commissioned by Mr. Treacy, 7 Beau Street, Waterford
1910s? Rev Canon Patrick Tracey, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, hat off
1910s? Rev Canon Patrick Tracey, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, hat on.
1913/4 Cabinet commissioned by Mr. Treacy, William Street, Clonmel
1915/6 Cabinet commissioned by Con. Tracy R.I.C., Peters St. Barracks, Waterford
1918 In memoriam commissioned by Mr. Treacy-Redmond, Villierstown
1920s? Bride and groom : commissioned by Mr. David Tracey, Garden Flat, 49 Leinster Road, Rathmines
1920s? Wedding group of five : commissioned by Mr. David Tracey, Garden Flat, 49 Leinster Road, Rathmines
1922 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss Treacy, 48 South Street, New Ross
1922 T. Tracey, Barrack Street, Waterford, house and shop : commissioned by Mr. Tracey
1925 Rev Canon Patrick Tracey.P.P., hat off.
1926 Carte de visite commissioned by Mrs. James Treacy, Ballymagill
1926 Group commissioned by Mrs. Treacy, Gas Works, Carrick-on-Suir
1928 Carte de visite commissioned by Mrs. James Treacy, Parish of Tullogher
1947/9 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss Joan Tracey, Metropole Hotel, Waterford
1949/52 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss Phyllis Treacy, Maypark Nursing Home
22 November 1886 Freeman's
Journal
[2nd prize?]... Martin Treacy, Ballyragget, Kilkenny. No of Ticket, 776.
1886 Collections relating
to the dioceses of Kildare and Leighlin
Michael Carroll, guardian, Martin Treacy, contractor." The inscription on the other side is as follows : — "Graigue Abbey of Grey Friars, established in ...” [Graigue Abbey or Graignamanagh?]
28 January 1887 New
Zealand Tablet
Kilkenny.— On Oct. 27 [1886]...The following deputation attended from the Thomastown National League : — Michael Hogan, P.L.G.; Thomas Whelan, T. Butler, E. Reilly, Richard Treacy, James Treacy, M. Gillenan, and Matthew Roach.
“Irish Marriages” extracted from
the “Irish American” [see
Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
Week ending April 23, 1887
Tracey-Fitzgerald
March 21, by special license, at
Cork.
M.G. Tracey, Bawnalog, Piltown,
County Kilkenny [Waterford], son of the late Declan Tracey, Esq., to Teresa
Mary, daughter of the late Maurice Fitzgerald Esq., Rockview, Cloyne, County Cork.
(Michael Tracy/Treacy, Cork, 2nd Quarter 1887 Vol.
5, page 94 Marriages Register)
1887 RIC Service [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
Samuel Treacy, 52768, b. 1867
Kilkenny Kildare
52768 Samuel Treacy, 20 years 2
months, 5'19.75", b. Kilkenny Kildare, Protestant, married 24.4.95 wife
from Dublin, recommended by DI Newell, famer, allocated 9 Nov 87, served
Limerick 29 May '88 - Dublin 15.7.91 - Down 16.7.95 - Belfast 15.2.02, P Act
Sergt 1.6.1910 - P Sergt 1.4.1912, 5 Rewards, Disbanded 31-5-22 TS Belfast No
48 CA £195-0-0, Cond Queens & Wicklow
14 April 1888 (N) Irish
National League
Galmoy Branch...Rev P. Treacy CC in the chair...
13 December 1890 (N)
Galmoy Branch...Rev P. Treacy CC in the chair...
17 January 1891 (N) Irish
National League
Galmoy Co. Kilkenny...Rev. P. Tracy, CC, in the chair...
18 April 1891 (N) Irish
National Federation and Independent Leagues
Galmoy Branch...Rev P. Treacy CC, presiding...
February 27, 1892 News
from Ireland
Kilkenny has sent money...Galmoy parish...per Rev. Patrick Treacy £40.
1893
Subscribers
Rev. P. Treacy, CC,
Galmoy
Healy, William
(1893) History & antiquities of Kilkenny county & city. Kilkenny.
1896 National Convention representative of the Irish race throughout the
world at Dublin
Delegates...United States of
America...Edward Treacy, Boston...Kildare...Athy Board of Guardians, Michael
Treacy...Rev. P. Tracey, C.C., Galmoy [Kilkenny]
June 7, 1900 (FJ) The United Irish League
Galmoy, Kilkenny...Rev P. Treacy,
Adm, President (loud cheers).
7 September 1889 Leinster
Leader
Farm for Sale
To be sold, the tenant's interest in that part of the lands of Coon, known as Belmont in County Kilkenny, now in occupation of Major Powell, containing 155a 3r 30p, statute measure. Belmont is within five miles of Carlow and four of castlecomer, and within about an hour's drive of Milford Railway station. The lands are well fenced and watered, and are suitable for dairy and other purposes. The purchaser will be able to apply under Leaseholders' Clause of the Land Act to have a "Fair Rent" fixed. Additional land could be let to purchaser. For terms apply to Mrs Jeanie Treacy, Main Street, Castlecomer.
1890 RIC Service [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
James Treacy, 54486, b. 1869 Kilkenny
54486 James Treacy, 21 years 5
months, 5'9.75", b. Kilkenny, Prot, married 5.2.98 wife [Elizabeth Scollard] from Kerry, recommended by DI Maxwell, farmer, allocated 15 Aug 90,
served Kerry 1? May? 91 - Limerick 12.3.98 - Queens Co 1.10.02 - Wexford
12.5.10, 4 Punishments, Pensioned 1.4.21 69448D, pension £164.13.4, Contd
Carlow
20 December 1890 (N)
Kilkenny Election
...Rev Patrick Treacy, Moneynamuck.
Irish Draught Horse Book
Sir Henry was a grey stallion of 16.1 hands that had been foaled in 1890 and that was dead before 1919. He had been owned by Dennis Treacy of Coolraney, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, and his pedigree is particularly perplexing. His sire was Young Sir Henry (unregistered) by a horse named Sir Henry (that was also unregistered). Judged by his name alone it might appear that Treacy's entire was some sort of reincarnation! In any case, Sir Henry highlights the naughty practice, that was all too prevalent in the past among owners of successful stud-horses, of naming young horses after their (financially) successful forebears. Normally this appears to have been done where the younger horse was similar in appearance to his predecessor. In some cases, however, there was no family relationship whatsoever between the two beast of the same name!
Lewis, CA (1980)
Irish Draught Horse Yearbook, pp. 16 - 22.
October 17, 1891 The Irish Standard (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Wicklow. On Wednesday, Sept., 9th, the interesting ceremony of religious reception was held in the Presentation Convent, Castlecomer, county Kilkenny. The young lady who was received was Miss Treacy, of Lisconman, county Wicklow (in religion Sister Mary Stanislaus). The Very Rev. Canon Coady, P. P., presided at the ceremony. Among the clergy present were Rev. T. Kehoe, P. P., Ballyadams Rev Carrol, C. Castlecomer Rev. J. Prendergast, C. C. do Rev. P. Downey, C, C. Mullinavat Rev. J. Walsh, C. C. Muckalee, &c. A very large number of the friends of Miss Treacy also attended.
1891 Census - 96
Hednesford Rd, Norton Canes, Staffordshire
Robert Treacy, head, 34, Police Constable, b. England [Kilkenny]
Anne Treacy, wife, 36, b. Staff Bilston
Maria A Treacy Daughter F
11 Staffordshire, England
Alfred Treacy Son M
9 Bilston, Staffordshire, England
Frederick Treacy Son M
6 Staffordshire, England
Albert Treacy Son M
5 Willenhall, Staffordshire, England
Blanche Treacy Daughter F
3 Staffordshire, England
William Treacy Son M
1 Staffordshire, England
1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Bridget
Tracy, 1893, 17 years, Windgap [Kilkenny] Ireland, to Honfowl? City
Elizabeth Tracey, Inistioge Kilkenny Ireland, 1913, 30
years, hmaid, mother Honora Tracey, Instigoe Co Kilkenny, brother Patrick
Tracey, 28 Washington St, Waterbury Conn
Frank
Treacy, Buenos Aires Argentina, 1923, 36 years [36y2m], married, diver, lived 2
years Buenos Aires Argentine. Brother: W Treacy, 1025 Cochobamba B.A. lived 10
mos 1912 NY. Aunt: M. Treacy, Main St, Patterson, NJ. 5’9”, Lt complexion, Br
hair, blue eyes. b. Tipperary Ireland. [Admitted] [Frank Treacy 36, Margaret
Treacy 35, John Treacy 2]
Margaret
Treacy, Buenos Aires Argentina, 1923, 35 years, married, lived 2 years Buenos
Aires Argentine. Brother: W Treacy, 1025 Cochobamba B.A. lived 10 mos 1912 NY.
Aunt: M. Treacy, Main St, Patterson, NJ. 5’9”, Lt complexion, Br hair, blue
eyes. b. Tipperary Ireland. [Admitted] [Frank Treacy 36, Margaret Treacy 35,
John Treacy 2]
John
Treacy, Buenos Aires Argentina, 1923, 2 years [2y1m], lived 2 years Buenos
Aires Argentine. Brother: W Treacy, 1025 Cochobamba B.A. lived 10 mos 1912 NY.
Aunt: M. Treacy, Main St, Patterson, NJ. 2’0”, Lt complexion, Br hair, blue
eyes. b. Kilkenny Ireland. [Admitted] [Frank Treacy 36, Margaret Treacy 35,
John Treacy 2]
Gertrude Treacy, NY USA, 1923, 26
years, single, maid, sister: Mrs J. Cullinane, 10 Victoria Terrace, Clenbrook,
C. Cork. lived 10 years New York. Cousin Mrs Sparkes, 1410 Broadway?, New York
City, NY. 5’6”, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. B. Kilkenny Co.
Kilkenny Ireland.
Henry Tracey, K...ock...o...h.. (Knocktopher Kilkenny
Ireland?) 1900, 24 years, Knockcrophry?, sister L Tracy, 677 Gladstone St, to
NY?
James Treacy, Bennettsbridge
Kilkenny? Ireland, 1913, 26 years, single, Father Martin Treacy,
Bennettsbridge, Kilkenny. To Cousin Mary Grace, 5348 S Mekiganay Chicago, Ill.
6’1”, dark complexion, dark hair, blue eyes. b. Kilkenny Ireland.
Margt Treacy, Callan (Kilkenny?
Ireland), 1897, 18 years, single, to sister Alice, Reugs Co Hospital, Flatbush,
New York.
Mary Treacy, Ballymack (Ballymack
Burnchurch?, Kilkenny? Ireland), 1903, 24 years, to Brooklyn, sister Mrs J
Hemdon, 235 Ford St, Brooklyn [bad copy]
Mary Treacy, Ballynack (Ballymack
Burnchurch?, Kilkenny? Ireland), 1903, 24 years, to Brooklyn, sister Mrs E? J
Herndon, 164 Peal St, Brooklyn [bad copy]
Michael
Treacy, Tullougher (Tullagher Dysertmoon Kilkenny) Ireland, 1907, 20 years,
single, mother Mary Glenpipe Tullogher Co. Killkenny, sister paid passage,
sister Bridget Treacy 104 Pernon Ave? Long Island NY, 5'6", fair
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Tullogher Ireland.
Michael Tracy, born 20 Aug 1886 Glenpipe Ireland, age 23, naturalization 1909 Queens, New York City, New York, United States
Michael Tracy, age 23, driver, white, fair complexion, 5'7", 168 lb, light hair, blue eyes, scar over left eye, born Glenpipe Ireland 20 August 1886, lives 104 Vernon Ave Lonh Island City NY, emigrated from Queensland Ireland on Teutonic, dated 20 July 1907, [signed] 13 October 1909
Michael Tracy, born 20 Aug 1886 Co Kilkenny Ireland, Naturalization 1914 New York United States
Michael Tracy of 526 W 51 St, truck driver, borm 20 Aug 1886 Co Kilkenny Ireland, emigrated 10 July 1907 from Queenstown arriving 18 July 1907 NY on the Teutonic, Application 13 Oct 1909 Jamacia LI Superior Queens, [signed] 4 Aug 1914
Norah
Tracey, Inistiogue (Kilkenny Ireland?), 1898, 24 years, single, to Bro Joamgro?
9 Railtoad? Ave Sr Waterbury Conn
Patrick Treacy, Kilkenny Ireland,
1912, 25 years, single, driver, mother? Ann? Treacy King St Kilkenny, to friend
Essen? Lynch 148 State St Brooklyn NY, 5'10", fair complexion, fair hair
blue eyes, b. Kilkenny Ireland
Thomas Treacey, Kilkenny (Ireland), 1894,
65 years, farmer, USA native, to Brooklyn
Thomas
Treacy, Kilkenny (Ireland), 1895, 70 years, labourer, to Brooklyn, Yes [US Citizen]
William Treacy, Paulstown (Kilkenny? Ireland), 1898, 27 years, single, farmer, to sister West? Street Buffalo New York
William
Tracey, Rev, Newton USA, 1908, 50 years, Priest, 5’9”, dark complexion, grey
hair, grey eyes. Brother: Dungannon Co. Kilkenny. Home: [since 1906] Newton,
Jasper Co. Iowa. b. Kilkenny Ireland
United States
Naturalization Petitions
Henry Or Harry Treacy, born 26 Mar 1903 Castle, Corner, [Castlecomer], Kilkenny, Ireland. Naturalised New York, NY. Spouse's Alice Treacy born 17 Oct 1905
Glasnevin Cemetery Dublin
John Treacy, of Kilkenny, died
1893 38 years
February 27, 1894 (FJ) Evicted Tenants Fund
Galmoy, Co. Kilkenny. £1 Rev. P.
Treacey CC...
'Indiana', Queenstown to Phila 20 June
1894
Mary
Ann Treacy, 18, b. 1876, dressmaker, lived Kilkerney [Kilkenny], to Miss Treacy
aunt 362 Main St Patterson N.J.,
1896? RIC Service [Retired to Ovoca, Wicklow see 1901 & 1911 Census]
John Treacy, 31648, b. 1847 Queens
31648 Jno Treacy, 19 years, 5'7.75",
b. Queens, Roman Catholic, married 4/7/78 wife from Wexford 31648D/35758,
recommended by B.W. Delany JP, laborer, allocated 7 May 1866, served Wexf 27
Oct 66 - Tip SR 20/10/78, P Acts Sergt 1.12.8? - P Sergt 1.1.86, Rewards &
Punishments, Pensioned 1-6-96 31648D/15961, Cosmected? in Kilkenny
September
1898
72 Ignatius Treacy, St. Kieran's College,
Kilkenny
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901- Rev
Patrick Treacy, Administrator, St. John’s, Kilkenny
Pierce Ryan of Cellerstown
Kilkenny m. Elenor Coogan of John Street Kilkenny on 21 September 1904. Patrick Treacy Adm St. John's Killong
[Kilkenny] [Priest] Pro Cathedral Dublin.
Dec 26, 1904 (IT) Commissioners of
National Education
...the
attendence Committee in Kilkenny, consisting of four Roman Catholic clergy,
Cannon Doyle and fathers Doyle, Keoghan and Tracy - who resigned their
positions...
1905 Subscribers: Rev. Patrick Treacy, Adm, St.
Johns Kilkenny
Carrigan, William Rev (1905) The history and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory.
Nov 10, 1906 (MC)
...In the choir were:-
Rev P Treacy, Adm., St. John's Kilkenny...
Oct. 13th 1907 St Mary's
Cathedral: Celebration of Golden Jubilee
In the choir were the following clergymen…Rev. Patrick Treacy, Adm., St John's…
Photographs:
National Library of Ireland
Rev. Canon Patrick Tracey, hat on.
Location Castlecomer
http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000593846
Rev. Canon Patrick Tracey, hat
off. Location Castlecomer
http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000593847
1925 Rev. Canon Patrick Tracey,
hat off.
http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000593845
December 1909 ITKilkenny North constituency...The Rev. P. Treacy, Adm., St. John's Kilkenny proposed Mr. Patrick McDermott, ex-M.P., and was seconded by Mr. Thomas Harrington, D.C. Urlingford.May 1910 ITAt St. John’s Roman Catholic Church a brief Memorial Service was also held conducted by the Rev. P. Treacy, Army Chaplain...4th Battalion Royal Irish Regiment...
September 3, 1910 Kentucky Irish American
Ireland - Tomark their esteem for
one who had always shown a practical interest in their welfare, the Parochial
Committee of St. John's, Kilkenny, passed a resolution tendering the Rev.
Patrick Treacy, their sincere congratulations on his promotion from Kilkenny to
the pastorship of Conahy.
Jan 24,
1914 (FJ)
Principal Female Teacher wanted for Conahy National School; Number on
Roll 45; one qualified in Music, and for the teaching of Irish preferred.
Apply, without delay, to Rev. Patrick Treacy, PP, Conahy, Kilkenny.
Jun 22, 1920 (FJ) Castlecomer Hospital
...Guardians co-opted...Rev. P.
Treacy PP...
Jan 2, 1922 (FJ) Diocese of Ossory
Per Very rev Patrick Treacy PP
Conahy...
Apr 1, 1924 (FJ) Diocese of Ossary
The Very Rev P. Treacy PP St.
Colemans Conahy...
September 17, 1904 (MC) Handball
...for £50 aside against Tracey
and Purcell of Kilkenny...
31 March 1905 List of
Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of National Education - Kilkenny
Timothy J Treacy, 27 years 8 months, served 5 years 3 months, educated De La Salle College Waterford, serving Kilkenny 13265 St. Patricks, Assistant
1905 RIC Service
John Treacy, 53007, b. 1867
Tipperary North
53007 John Treacy, 20.5 years,
5'9.5", b, Tipp N, Catholic, married 3 May 1905 wife from Waterford contd
in Limerick, recommended by DI Huddy, farmer, allocated 11 April 88, served
Clare 9 Feb 89 - Waterford 16.9.95 - Kilkenny 1.9.05, P.A. Sergt 1.4.07 - P.
Sergt 1.8.08, Reward, Pensioned 6.11.1913 53007D/78674, Contd in Queens
August 1905 IT
RIC Transfers...John Treacy, Waterford to Kilkenny...
August 1908 IT Acting sergeant to Sergeant...John Treacy, Kilkenny...
April 29, 1911
(ME)...Sergeant John Tracey...who is in charge of the Mooncoin (Kilkenny)
police station...
1911 Census
J.
T. [John Treacy], 43, Male, 71.2 [RIC Barracks] Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny (Sergeant, Farmer's Son, Married,
b. Tipperary)
John
Treacy, ?, ?, 71.1 Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny [Not included on form]
Emily M Treacy, 31, F, Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny (wife, married 5 years, 4 child, b. Waterford City)
Martin J Treacy, 4, F, Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny
Seaghan J Treacy, 3, M, Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny
Herbert C Treacy, 2, M, Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny
Una Treacy, 1, F, Mooncoin, Pollrone, Kilkenny
March RIC Magazine TREACEY. - 1st February, 1912, at R.I.C. Barracks, Mooncoin, County Kilkenny, the wife of Sergeant J. Treacey, of
a daughter.
November 1913 IT The many friends of Sergeant John Treacy, Mooncoin, County Kilkenny,
will learn with regret of his approaching departure from the famous hurling
parish. Though a comparatively young man, he has seen 25 years service and is
retiring on pension to take up the position of collector of income tax at
Clonmel. During his six year stay at Mooncoin he was extremely popular with all
classes and to mark their appreciation of his service with a testimonial. It is
stated that Mr. and Mrs. Treacy have been the recipients of many valuable
presents.
December 1913 IT An interesting event took place at Rathkieran, when ex-sergeant Treacy,
Clonmel was the recipient of a very handsome presentation consisting of a purse
of thirty sovereigns, subscribed by the residents in the Mooncoin and Carrigeen
districts...
1906 [Cd. 3238] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under
the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the period from 1st November, 1903, to 31st
December, 1905 - Kilkenny
Nov 2 1905, Patrick Tracey,
Connahy, 18a1r8p, £9.0.0 valuation, £6.4.0 rent, not judicial, £134 purchase
price and advance
1905 Kelly's Directory
Mrs. Tracey, The Square,
Castlecomer R.S.O. co Kilkenny
Rev. Patrick Treacy, St. John's
presbytery, Kilkenny
May 24 1906,
Patrick Treacy, Butlerswood, Kilkenny, 2a1r35p, £1 valuation, £1.6.0 rent, not
judicial, £5 purchase price and advance
May 24 1906,
Patrick Treacy, Butlerswood, Kilkenny, 0a0r27p, £1.10.0 valuation, included in
No.41 Thomas Kenny, not judicial, £26 purchase price and advance
1906 RIC Service [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
Francis Treacy, 62231, b. 1882
Kilkenny
62231 Francis Treacy, dob 17 Aug
1882 [24 years], 5'9 5/8", b. Kilkenny jd from Carlow, Protestant, married
7.4.20 wife from Tyrone, recommended by DI Carter, Asylum Attendant, appointed
15 Nov 06, served Meath 1st May 1907 - Tyrone 10.5.12 - Cavan 5.3.1913 -
Belfast 1.6.1913, Disbanded 20.5.22 T.S. Belfast No 16 C.A. £153.2.9
26 August 1909 Castlecomer (County Kilkenny) Pension Cases. HC Deb vol 9 cc2279-81
§ Mr. P. WHITE (for Mr. Meagher) asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland if he is aware that the Castlecomer old age pension sub-committee passed a claim for pension to William Tracey and Mary Comerford, and that the said claims respectively were appealed against by the pension officer, who relied on the Census Returns, and that the sub-committee, having local and other proofs of the ages of the applicants, and statutory declarations made by the applicants, that each of the two was over 70 years of age, passed the pensions, and that the Local Government Board decided against their claims; if he will state the reasons which influenced the Local Government Board to set aside the decisions of the committee and the statutory declarations of the applicants in favour of a record from the Census, having regard to the fact that a statutory declaration is accepted as evidence, whereas a certificate from the Census will not be so accepted in a court of law; whether he is aware that, in the case of William Tracey, the Local Government Board was requested to send down an inspector to verify the declaration made by Tracey; whether the Local Government Board did so; and, if not, will he say why they did not so send down before setting aside a statutory declaration? § Mr. BIRRELL The Local Government Board upheld the appeals in these cases as there was not sufficient evidence that the claimants had reached the statutory age. In Mary Comerford's case letters were forwarded from two persons stating that they believed her to be seventy years of age. Tracey made a statutory declaration that he was thirty-two years old at the time of his marriage in 1868, and submitted a letter from a clergyman to the effect that he believed his statement. The Board could not accept this evidence, having regard to the fact that the claimants appeared from the Census Returns of 1851 to have been then nine and eight years of age respectively. Tracey asked the Board to send down an inspector to see him, but, having regard to the documentary evidence, it was not considered necessary to do so. National School Registers
Jemmie
Tracey, b. 1907, 1911, Kilkenny
Jemmie
Tracey, b. 1907, 1913, Kilkenny
Mary
Tracey, b. 1904, 1909, Kilkenny
Mary
Tracey, b. 1904, 1911, Kilkenny
Pat
Tracey, b. 1904, 1909, Kilkenny
Pat
Tracey, b. 1904, 1911, Kilkenny
Jun 24, 1910 (FJ) Kilkenny Agricultural SocietyCarters and Labourers Animals...Class A...3rd Patrick Treacy, Ruppa, Thomastown... November 1910 to December 1911 Monthly returns
of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903
John
Treacy, Ballydonnell, 3a2r16p, £5.5, £2.14.0, $45, 16.6 years, estate of Earl
of Carrick, Kilkenny
1911 [Cd. 5488, 5489, 5490, 5624, 5639, 5750, 5758, 5887, 5890, 5952] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of November, 1909 - Kilkenny31st July 1910, John C. Treacy, Coan East, 132a3r3p, £69.0.0 valuation, £39.11.0 rent, judicial, £818 purchase price and advance, 21.4 years Old Age Pensions (Ireland).HC Deb 16 February 1911 vol 21 cc1216-21
Mr. MEAGHER asked the Chief Secretary whether he was aware that the Castlecomer pension sub-committee, at their meeting held on the 16th December last, provisionally granted pensions of 5s. to, among other claimants, several inmates of the Castlecomer Union workhouse, that these pensioners have had their pensions appealed against since the decision of the committee was given, and that two of these inmates, namely, Margaret Curran and Anne Tracey, have been deprived within the present month of their pension books by the pension officer; and whether he will state on what authority the pension officer acted in thus depriving these pensioners of the benefits of the Old Age Pension Act, having regard to the fact that there was no appeal made against the decision of the local committee? Constable Treacy (Clonaslee, Queen's County).HC Deb 07 July 1910 vol 18 c1768 1768
§ Mr. DELANY asked the Chief
Secretary whether his attention has been called to the case of Constable [James] Treacy [b. Kilkenny],
lately stationed at Clonaslee, Queen's County, against whom it was alleged that
on a certain Sunday in October last, when acting as barrack orderly between
nine and ten o'clock at night, he stopped two men outside the barracks, and,
after procuring drink for them from an adjacent public-house, incited them to
smash the bicycle belonging to the sergeant of a neighbouring station and throw
it into the river; that on another occasion this constable supplied horns to
two young men, prompting them at the same time to sound a local Protestant,
lately married, with the object of annoying the sergeant; and that he advised
certain persons to feign drunkenness before the sergeant, get arrested, and
then go before a doctor and a magistrate and charge the sergeant with unlawful
arrest; whether he is aware that evidence of a most reliable character is
forthcoming in support of those charges; and will he grant a public sworn
inquiry in order that the allegations against this constable may be thoroughly
investigated?
§ Mr. REDMOND BARRY My attention
has already been drawn to the matters referred to in the question, which were
investigated by two experienced police officers some months ago. The
Inspector-General then came to the conclusion that the case of Constable Treacy
would be sufficiently met by his transfer to another county, as already ordered
on other grounds. I see no reason for any further inquiry.
Royal Irish Constabulary (Constable Treacy).HC Deb 13 July 1910 vol 19 cc573-4W 573W
§ Mr. DELANY asked the Chief
Secretary whether he can say upon what date Constable Treacy left Clonaslee,
and where he is at present stationed; and whether he is engaged in ordinary
police duties?
§ Mr. BIRRELL Constable Treacy
left Clonaslee on 14th May and is at present
stationed at Coolgreaney [Coolgreany Co. Wexford]. He performs ordinary
police duties.
Royal Irish Constabulary (Constable Treacy).HC Deb 14 July 1910 vol 19 cc591-2 591
§ Mr. REDDY (for Mr. Delany) asked
the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he will order a magisterial
investigation into the charges preferred against Constable Treacy, lately
stationed at Clonaslee, Queen's County, seeing that the evidence of eight
independent witnesses is forthcoming charging this constable with incitement to
crime and outrage on three distinct occasions?
§ Mr. BIRRELL As the hon. Member
has already been informed, this matter has been investigated by two experienced
police officers. The constable has been transferred to another county, and I
see no reason for any further inquiry.
§ Mr. REDDY (for Mr. Delany) asked
the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether, at the inquiry held on 19th April at
Clonaslee, Queen's County, by District-Inspectors O'Connor, Kanturk, and
Wallace, Cappawhite, into the charges of incitement to crime and outrage
preferred against Constable Treacy, the evidence was taken on oath; and whether
he will lay a copy of the report of those two police officers and the minutes
of evidence upon the Table of the House?
§ Mr. BIRRELL Evidence was not
taken on oath at the inquiry referred to. I do not propose to lay upon the
Table of the House a copy of the report of the officers who conducted the
inquiry.
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 14 March 1912 Irish Land Commission Return Of Advances
Estate of Richard Henry
Prior-Wandesforde
Richard Treacy, Cloneen, 39a3r17p,
valuation £19.5, rent £15.12.0, Jud (a), price £365, advance £365, 23.3 years
rent
Richard Treacy, Cloneen, 14a0r6p,
valuation £0.15, rent £7.15.0, Jud (a), price £181, advance £181, 23.6 years
rent
William Tracey, Donagule, 167a0r20p, valuation
£50, rent £42.5.0, Jud (c), price £1000, advance £1090, 23.3 years rent
Anneslay Treacy, Donaguile, 14a3r0p, valuation
£4.15, rent £2.2.6, Jud (a), price £51, advance £51, 24 years rent
Grorge Treacy & Margaret Treacy, Donaguile,
62a0r20p, valuation £24.15, rent £18.0.6, Jud (a), price £456, advance £456,
23.9 years rent
William Tracey, Donagule, 13a2r22p, valuation
£9.10, rent £0.11.0, Jud (b), price £139, advance £139, 21.2 years rent
Dec 17,
1913 (FJ) Battle of Carrickshock
...It was decided to takes steps to erect a monument to James Treacy, the
leader on the popular side, and to the others who were killed with him in the
battle.
Feb 16,
1914 (FJ) Carrickshock Memorial
At a meeting of the Committee appointed to act in connection with the
Carrickshock Memorial project, held last Sunday at Ballyhale, Mr. John Dwyer,
Croan, presiding, it was unanimously decided that Rev. Canon Murphy, PP,
Kilmanagh, be asked to accept the honourary presidency of the Committee, and
Rev. Patrick Treacy, PP, Conahy, vice-presidency. It was further decided to
circularise the various Nationalist bodies and public boards in Co. Kilkenny
requesting their co-operation.
1913
With the various championships gone all that was left was the occasional
tournament or friendly. Dunnamaggin played two friendlies against their
neighbours Croan in January 1913. The first game had to be abandoned because
the ball burst. This was due, the special correspondent of the People reported,
to the "ferocity" with which the game was played. They met again two
weeks later in nearby Ballintee. The Croan footballers were accompanied to
Paddy Neill's field by their own James Treacy fife and drum band. Kells
played Kilmoganny and Lukeswell in tournaments held in Croan later in the year.
http://www.dkk.ie/assets/files/25.Success%20at%20Last.pdf
Denis Treacy, Dunnamaggin, Co. Kilkenny
James Treacy, Raheen, Co. Kilkenny
Michael Treacy, Gowran Brigade, of Kilkenny & Dublin
Thomas Treacy, B Company, 6 Battalion, Kilkenny Brigade, 2 Southern Division
Thomas Treacy, Captain, Commandant IRA Kilkenny & Commandant Ballykinlar Camp
William Treacy, B Company, 7 Battalion, Kilkenny Brigade, 2 Southern Division, of Tipperary
William Treacy, private, 3 Battalion, Kilkenny Brigade
Brothers:
Henry Treacy, D Company, 3 Battalion, Kilkenny Brigade, of Kilkenny & Dublin
Richard Treacy, D Company, 3 Battalion, Kilkenny Brigade, 2 Southern Division
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service &
Pension Records
James Tracey, b. abt 1875,
Freshford, Ireland
James Tracey, 2086, 4th Batt South
Lanc Regt. enlisted 6th August 1914 for a four year term. 97641.
James Tracey, b. Freshford
Kilkenny Ireland, 39 years 1 month, farmers labourer, works Bootle Tanning? Co
Liverpool, lives 29 Knowley Rd Bootle, married, served Volunteers 1st South
Lanc Regt. Spouse: Elizabeth Tracey.
John Tracey [John Treacy], b. abt
1895, Conaby, Kilkenny
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1879, St
Patricks, Kilkenny,
WW1
Merchant Seamen Medal Cards BT 351/1
Eli Tracey, b. 1881 Kilkenny
Irish
Military Archives
1913-1916 Captain Thomas Treacy, IV Kilkenny, Commandant IRA Kilkenny
http://www.military.ie/dfhq/archives/arch.htm
1916 St Patrick's Day
The feast of the national Apostle was celebrated with fitting solemnity in
Kilkenny on Friday. The city battalion of the Irish volunteers who were
considerably augmented by several corps from all parts of the county held a
church parade. They made an exceptionally fine turn out under the command of
Captain Kelly and Captain Treacy.
They marched from headquarters, headed by their pipe band to 12 noon mass in St
John's Church.
1916 Rebellion
handbook
Jas Treacy, 10 Tramway terrace, Sandymount
- Tram
John Tracy, 7 Rathmines Terr - Grocer's
assistant
T. Tracey, Dean Street, Kilkenny
211 Persons
detained at Richmond Barracks
J. Tracey
Michael Treacy
Jun 10,
1916 (IT) Prisoners Deported
...100 prisoners had been removed from Richmond Barracks, Dublin and
lodged in Wakefield Detention Barracks...
Tracey, T., Dean street, Kilkenny
Tracey, M., Athenry
18
November 1916 Kilkenny People
National Aid Association. Branch formed in Kilkenny...Hon Sec: Messrs T.
Treacy, Parliament street...
August
1917
Kilkenny Corporation by 16 votes to 1 elected as sanitary sub-officer and
waste-water inspector Mr. Thos Treacy, Captain of the local corps I.N.V. who
was deported after the rising. The other candidate was Mr. J. Redmond.
1
September 1917 IT
Kilkenny Corporation has appointed as Sanitary sub-officer and waste
waterinspector Mr. Treacey, who is captain of the local corps of the Irish
Volunteers, and had been deported after the rebellion.
1918 Danger of Food
Shortage - Important Movement Launched
Meeting held in the Town Hall, Kilkenny, in
pursuance of a circular, where one of the signatories is a T. Treacy
Jan 17, 1920 (FJ) Kilkenny...elected...
St. Canice's Ward...Thomas Tracey (S.F.)
Jan 24, 1920 (IT)
Municipal Election Results
Kilkenny...St. Canice's Ward...Councillors...Thomas Treacy, S.F...
1920 Kilkenny Municipal
Election Results
Elected Thomas Treacy, Sinn Fein
Mar 10,
1920 (FJ) [Raid on Barracks]
Hugginstown is a very small village in the co Kilkenny, about five miles
from Knocktopher...The private house of Mrs Thomas Treacy, TC, was also visited
[by Police]...
May 8,
1920 (FJ) The released Men
...Irish Hunger Strikers released from Wormwood Scrubes prison
yesterday...Mr. T. Tracy, Kilkenny
May 30,
1920 (FJ) More Men leave hospital
...taken their discharge from St. Mary's Infirmary, Highgate...T. Tracy,
Kilkenny...
May 30,
1920 (FJ) The returned Victors
...Tom Treacy, do [Kilkenny]...
Dec 9,
1920 (FJ) Prisoners who are detained at Kilworth Camp
...Kilkenny...T. Treacy...
Oct 13,
1921 (FJ) Detention of Prisoners "Cruel and Unjust"
...referred to the long detention of their Colleague, Concillor Thos.
Treacy, who had always looked after the interests of Kilkenny in a very capable
manner.
Oct 27,
1921 (FJ) Drenched by Downpour
...conditions prevailing in Ballykinlar Interment Camp by the following
communication from Mr Thomas Treacy, Acting Camp Commandant, to the Editor of
the Freeman's Journal....
Dec 9,
1921 (FJ) Waiting at Ballykinlar
Special Trains...The British Proclamation announcing the personal freedom
of the internees...The news was read to the prisoners in No.1 Cage after Mass
and Benediction, Commandants Treacy and duffy and the Chaplain, Father
McLister, were in attendence with the British officiers...
1921 Ballykinlar Internment Camp
I was very lucky in
my hut, as my fellow-hutsmen were men with whom it was a pleasure to live. Some
of them such as Paddy Sullivan, the "hut leader," Jim Lalor, Tom Tracey, Tom Nolan and Jack
Fitzgerald had had a fairly extensive acquaintance with British prisons and had
been through " hunger strikes " and such episodes, and most of the
others had been very active figures in the national movement in one way or another...Some
camp notables...Tom Tracey, of Kilkenny...
Walsh, Louis J. (1921) On my
keeping and in theirs : a record of experiences "on the run", in
Derry Gaol, and in Ballykinlar Internment Camp. The Talbot Press, Dublin
1921 Commandant T. Treacy
Commandant T. Treacy, who with is fellow internees was accorded a splendid
reception in Kilkenny on the occasion of their homecoming after a lengthy
period of incarceration, has been connected with the Volunteer organisation
since its inception in our midst. During the big swoop by Crown forces
following the Rising of Easter Week, 1916, he was placed in custody and, with a
number of other young men from the city and county, was brought to Kilkenny
Jail. They were here detained for a few days, after which they were transferred
to Richmond Barracks, Dublin. Three weeks subsequently Comdt. Treacy was
conveyed to Wakefield and from thence to Frongoch Internment camp, from whence
he was released after about 11 weeks detention. Here it might be mentioned that
it was during the transfer of the prisoners from Kilkenny to Richmond Prison,
one of their number, the late Mr John Kealy, John Street Upper, collapsed on
the way to the station and died almost immediately.
(Note that on an earlier page there is an article from 1916 with a picture of
the above John Kealy and T. Treacy)
Kilkenny
People - a Review of the Century, 1892 – 1992
Mar 2, 1922 (FJ) Vote of
Sympathy
Kilkenny Corporation tendered sympathy to Councillor Thos Treacy on the death of his sister in America, and adjouned the meeting as a mark of repect. Councillor Treacy was a Commandant of the internees at Ballykinlar.
Aug 17, 1922 (FJ)
Kilkenny Corporation...Councillor...Thomas Tracey...
Jan 11, 1924 (FJ)
...Mr. Thomas Treacy, secretary of the Kilkenny County Board of Health...
The flying
column: West Kilkenny, 1916-21 By Jim Maher
Tom Treacy who was O/C of Kilkenny Brigrade I.R.A.
...Denis Treacy...Dunnamaggin were Republican Police in 1919. They did
duty at the important Republican Court held in Callan...
IRA was supplied by Mr James Treacy, Raheen
8 January 1916 Kilkenny People
Take Notice - The lands in the posession of the undermention are strickly preserved...Denis Treacy Coolrainey...
18 March 1916 Kilkenny People
...Kilkenny School Attendence Committee...Attendece orders were granted against Johanna Treacy, Blackmill street...
9 Dec 1916 Kilkenny People
A case against Johanna Treacy, Blackmill Street, was dismissed, as the defendant produced a medical oectificate that the child that was sick.
1 April 1916 Kilkenny People
Question of Scholarship. The Department wrote stating that as only one student, Mr Denis Treacy, Ruppa Thomastown, of the winter class in Co. Kilkenny had signified his desire to be considered for the award of the scholarship, the Department were prrepared to have Mr Treacy examined by one of their agricultural inspectors as to his suitability for admission to one of the Departments Agricultural Stations...
6 May 1916 Kilkenny People
...Young Sir Henry is by Sir Henry, an Irish Draught Horse, the property of Mr. Tracey, Coolrainey, Thomastown. Sir Henry, a registered Irish Draught horse, was a beautiful dappled grey, stands 16 hands 1 inch high, with large bone and muscle, all perfectly sound and free from blemish. He was got by Old Sir Henry; his dam was by Defiance, his grand dam by Tennyson; his great grand dam by Sweet Briar, Certificate of Examination. Veterinary Establishment, John's Bridge Kilkenny.
26 August 1916 Kilkenny People
Carrickshock Memorial Fund...Dunnamaggin Chapel List £1 each...Miss Ellen Treacy do [Goodwinsgarden]; Patrick Treacy, Raheen...
23 September 1916 Kilkenny People
Death of Mr John O'Dwyer Ballybeigh Tullaroan...mourners...James Treacy, Mardyke...
1916-1922
...The Pike Road. Before reaching Larry Brennan's (Rush) house, we swung across over by the house of J.J. Treacy, who was a Protestant farmer, and headed for Kelly's bridge on our way into The Lotts...
Coon East...John Treacy...
James J. Comerford (1980) My Kilkenny IRA days: 1916-22
1917 USA Draft
Registration
James Treacy b. 07 Jul 1887 Kilkenny Ireland, Alien 1st papers 1914,
freight handler, wife & child, married, lives 4318 Evans? Ave Chicago Ill
Micheal Tracy b. 20 Aug 1887 Kilkenny Ireland, naturised, dependants
wife & child, married Driver for NYC, lives 416/420 W 48St NYC
William Tracy b. 23 Mar 1889 Comer Co Kilkenney Ireland, electrican,
dependants mother & wife, came to this country at the age of 3 years, lives
45 Webster St Hartford Conn
9th June 1918 Kilkenny women who signed a pledge
against conscription
Eilín Ní Treacaig, Canice’s Place
Elizabeth Treacy [nee O'Regan], Dean St
Mrs K [Catherine] Treacy, Dean St
Katie Treacy, High St
Marianne Treacy, Kieran St
http://kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie/library/la-na-mban-project/
1920 Irish Catholic directory
Benignus Tracey, Brother,
Augustinian, John Street, Dublin
Brendan Treacy, c.ss.r., St.
Joseph's, Dundalk
John Tracy/Treacy, c.ss.r.,
Redemptorist, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick
Michael Tracy, C.C., St.
Michael's, Limerick. Chaplin of Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Mount St.
Vincent Female Orphanage, Limerick.
Nicholas Treacy, Rev, B.A., D.D.,
Oblates, Belcamp Hall, Raheny, Dublin.
Patrick Tracey, (Canon), P.P.,
Kilmurry, Crookstown Cork
Patrick Tracey, Sunday's Well,
Cork
Patrick Tracey/Treacy, P.P.,
Conahy, Jenkinstown, Co. Kilkenny
Peter Tracy, C.C., Strabane,
Tyrone
1921- Calendars of Wills
and Administrations
Catherine
Treacy, 24 Jun 1925, late of Ballyvalden County Kilkenny, widow, who died
26 Dec 1920, to Martin Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Denis Treacy, 25 Jun 1937, late of Coolreaney Thomastown County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 23 Aug 1936, to Kate Treacy, widow, and John White, farmer. Effects …
Ellen Treacy, 31 Mar 1936, late of Balintee Dunnamaggan Thomastown County Kilkenny, spinster, who died 11 Jan 1936, to James Brennan, farmer. Effects …
George Treacy, 20 Mar 1929, late of Donaguile Castlecomer County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 18 Feb 1929, to John Treacy, farmer. Effects …
James Treacy, 7 Sep 1937, late of Ballymagill Tullogher County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 3 Nov 1923, to Mary Treacy, widow. Effects …
John Copley Treacy, 23 Mar 1943, late of Belmont Bilboa County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 19 Oct 1942, to John Robert Copley Treacy, farmer. Effects …
John Treacy, 16 Jul 1931, late of Kilcurl Knocktopher County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 23 Nov 1930, to William O’Keeffe, farmer. Effects …
John Treacy, 16 Sep 1929, late of Donaguile Castlecomer County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 29 Oct 1888, to John Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Margaret J. [Jane] Treacy, 18 Jul 1929, late of Donaguile County Kilkenny, spinster, who died 1 Nov 1924, to John Robert Treacy and George Thomas Treacy, farmers. Effects …
Martin Treacy, 15 Feb 1937, late of Conahy County Kilkenny, labourer, who died 3 Jan 1937, to James Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Mary Treacy, 26 Jan 1923, late of Kilcurl Knocktopher County Kilkenny, spinster, who died 28 Sep 1922, to John Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Mary Treacy, 26 Jun 1931, late of Kilmanahan Dungarvan County Kilkenny, spinster, who died 22 Apr 1931, to Patrick Cloney, farmer. Effects …
Patrick Canon Treacy The Very Reverend , 29 Jul 1939, late of Conahy County Kilkenny, parish priest, who died 3 Jan 1939, to Johanna O’Keeffe, spinster, and Richard Brennan, farmer. Effects …
Patrick Treacy, 20 Apr 1931, late of Mungmacody Thomastown County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 18 Aug 1930, to Mary Treacy, the widow. Effects …
Patrick Treacy, 8 May 1924, late of Raheen Dunnamaggan County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 7 Oct 1917, to Denis Treacy, farmer. Effects … (limited) (former grant issued 9 Feb 1920)
William Treacy, 8 May 1924, late of Donaguile Castlecomer County Kilkenny, farmer, who died 19 Feb 1924, to George Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Oct 13, 1922 (FJ) Kilkenny Hurling
Leinster Hurling Chamionships semi-finals...Junior v. Dublin...D. Treacy...(Callan)...
May 19, 1923 (FJ) Kilkenny
(Junior v Louth)
...D. Tracy...(Callan)...
May 21, 1923 (FJ) Kilkenny
v Louth (J.H.)
Kilkenny - A. Tracy (capt)...
Jul 14, 1923 (FJ) Munster
Championships
Corcoran Memorial Tournament. Kilkenny v. Leix (Hurling Challenge). Kilkenny...D. Tracey...
1922 Army Census
John Tracy [Treacy]; 28; Vol, Infantry, home address: Lower Conaly,
Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, 19313 pay no: 23030, Joined: 11/7/22 Military Bks
Kilkenny, single, RC, Next of kin: sister, Next of kin: Miss Maggie Treacy,
Lower Conaly, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny; Prison Kilkenny (Kilkenny); download file
Richard Tracey; 19; Pte., Infantry, home address: Rappa, Thomastown, Co.
Kilkenny, 34055 Pay no: 11757, Joined:
1/6/22 Portobello Barracks South, single, RC, Next of kin: father, Next of kin:
Rappa Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny [Line through all], Remarks: See No 34048;
Mallow (Cork); download file
Richard Tracey; 19; Vol, Gds [Guards] Infantry, home address: Rappa,
Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, 34048 Pay no:
11757, Joined: 1/6/22 Portobello Bks Dublin, single, RC, Next of kin: father, Next
of kin: Mr. Patrick Casey, Rappa, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny, Remarks: Query name
[Treacy correct name]; Mallow (Cork); download file
Dec 15, 1924 (FJ) [Carrickshock]
...The ceremony was performed by Rev P Tracey, PP, Conahy, nephew of Jas Tracey, Kilcurran...
April 01, 1927 (ME) Matches at Fiddown
The Fiddown team...Tracey...(centre field)...
January 18, 1929 (ME) Waterford District Court
...Kilmacow Licensing Case...John J Barry, publican, Kilmacow...a man named Wm Tracey, The publican gave the same excuse stating that Tracey was employed on the premises...
1929 Picture of Ballyragget Infant School from early 1920's with a Maggie Tracey
Kilkenny People - a Review of the Century,
1892 – 1992
March 06, 1931 (ME) Nominations to Mares, 1931
Gowran Centre...Reserved...Martin Treacy, Ballyvalden, Castlewarren...
November 11, 1932 (ME) Sunday's Great Final - County
senior hurling final
...Carrickshock (holders)...D. Treacy...
1932 The Municipal Yearbook and Public Utilities Directory
Kilkenny – Secretary: Thomas
Treacy, …
2 Nov 1937 Coan School, Mothel, Co. Kilkenny [Schools Collection]
Peter Roche, 70, shoemaker of Cruttenclough...People
named Honours (phonetic spelling) lived in a house on land now owned by Mr.
Charlie Tracey. The stones which remained of this house were taken away lately
in order to sow a wheat crop in the field...
January 13, 1940 Irish Press
Goresbridge District Court
yesterday, remanded in custody on charges of conspiring to rob, and robbing, Joseph Tracey (67), Killoughternane, of
£47. They were further charged with causing grievous bodily harm to Tracey. The
District Justice on being informed that Tracey, owing to his injuries, 'was
unable to attend the court and, that his life was in danger, adjourned the
court to Tracey' s house, eleven miles away. Here, in the presence of court
officials, Gardai and the accused, a deposition was taken from the injured man,
following which a request by Supt. Chambers for a remand was granted. Tracey in
the deposition stated that while carrying about £48 he was attacked and robbed
a short distance from Muine Bheag about 10 p.m.; on January 3. He was pulled from
his donkey and cart and his head was "hopped off the road" He was so
dazed that he remembered nothing more until his donkey brought him home next
morning at 3 a.m.
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
James Joseph Treacy b. 7 Jul 1887
Kilkenny, Ireland Residence: Chicago, Illinois
John Joseph Tracey, b. b. 25 Nov
1881 Kilkenny County, Ireland Residence: Wilmette, Illinois
Michael Tracy b. 20 Aug 1886
Glenpipe, Ireland Residence: Bronx, New York
1953 Irishtown
No. 12 is now Mr. Philip Tracy’s Garage.
No. 17 Later the premises were
bought by Mr. Treacy who sold them to the present occupier, Mr. Lowry, who
continues the Hardware business here with which this place had long been
identified.
https://kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie/
Rose Inn Street
No 6 — Sleator, photographer, Miss
Shearman, photographer; she was a member of the old High Street family said to
be of the same family as General Sherman of American Civil War fame. Mrs
Fogarty next occupied it for a short time and then Mr Lionel Treacy took it as
an electrical shop. On Mr Treacy’s death it was taken by Mr Duggan for the same
business.
https://kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie/
Parliament Street 1974 by Anna De Loughrey
No. 17 (Murtagh):
...In 1917 he moved his office
upstairs and Mrs. Thomas Tracey, whose husband was imprisoned for political activities,
carried on a drapery business. They were the parents of Messrs. Tracey, garage,
Irishtown...
https://kilkennyarchaeologicalsociety.ie/
GAAAoife Treacy 2002 Finalist All Ireland Junior Camogie Brendan Treacy 1996 finalist All Ireland Junior Hurling Brian Treacy Young Irelands – 1997 Finalist County Senior Hurling
Championship Dinny Treacy, 1930 All Ireland
Junior Hurling, 1931 All Ireland Senior Hurling Team John Treacy Dicksboro – 1993,
1994 Finalist County Senior Hurling Championship Pádraig Treacy St. Kierans 2003 Finalist, 2004 Finalist All Ireland Senior Colleges Hurling Patricia Treacy 1988 Finalist, 1989 Finalist All Ireland Minor Camogie Paul Treacy 1973 finalist
Intermediate Hurling All Ireland |
1911 Census Extracts
Smithstown
John Treacey, Head, 27, Agricultural
labourer (Son of William Treacy & Mary Day from gravestone)
Mary Kate Treacy, Wife,
25 (Mary Kate Sommers)
William Treacey, Son, 4
James Treacey, Son, 2
Patrick Treacey, Son, 1
Ruppa
Patrick Treacy, Head, 50, Farmer (Marriage
certificate 19/2/1895. Father Denis Treacy)
Mary Treacy, Wife, 46
(Mary Anne Conway)
Michael Treacy, Son, 14
(No Michael recorded anywhere for 1890's)
Kate Treacy, Daughter,
11 (Could be Thomastown 2nd Quarter 1899 4 689 - Bridget or Catherine)
Richard Treacy, Son, 10
Patrick Treacy, Son, 7
Bridget Treacy,
Daughter, 3
Mongmacody
Richard Treacy, Head, 55, Farmer (Brother to
Patrick in Ruppa. Born 8.5.1849 in register. Father Denis Treacy)
Mary Treacy, Sister, 58
(Born 25.5.1846 in register. Father Denis Treacy)
Denis Treacy, Nephew, 15
(Born 7/2/1896, Thomastown 1st Quarter 1896 4 669 Son of Patrick & Mary in
Ruppa, Certificate father Patrick, mother Mary Anne)
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