Traceys of Kilkenny – Page 1
It may be presumed that the
Traceys of Kilkenny are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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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 Kiltrassy (Cill Dreasa) Callan, named after the Traceys.
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
1548 22nd March
1576 21st November
Pardon to ... Morrougho O Treassa of Pouleston (Kilkenny)
The Irish Fiants
of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca,
Dublin.
Ormond
Deeds VI 1593 Sept 27th
Bond of Thadeus alias Teig Trassy to Henry Sheth (Shee) to the
use of the Earl of Ormond to grant to the Earl the towns of Corragh, Lisenosky,
Clone etc. Co. Galway. (D. 3197)
Bond of September 27 1593 by Thadeus alias Teig Trassy of Kenles, Co. Kilkenny, yeoman, to Henry Sheeth, to the use of the Earl of Ormond in the sum of 200L. Said Teig to perform his promise to grant to said earl in consideration of a certain sum of money the towns of Corragh, Lisenosky, Clone, Conery and Killyan with the appurtenances in Co. Galway, the purchase price to be determines by Henry Sheeth and James White of Kenles.
Wit: Jasper Sheth, Thomas Cantwell, Patrick Bussher, William O’Bowe
[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.,
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
Kilken’
18 April 1623
…Roger
Trassy, al’ mes’ in pd’ vico modo in occopacon’ assing’…
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
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
Gowran, Kilkenny (pp. 418)
Tressy (8)
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
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.
[Thomastown?] In 1714 (case 2), David
Trassy (Irish) distrained 5s.10d. from Timothy Cummin
(Irish) and 3s.6d. from John Farrell (Irish).
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.
11 February 1775 (F) Kilkenny
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.
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
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.
18
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...
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.
22
April 1801 (F) Kilkenny
Eleanor Tracy, for robbery, to be burned on the hand, and discharged.
1801? Knocktopher Barony
Road from
Carrick to Dublin between Edmond Tracey's & Ballyinch Bridge 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
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)
Catherine
Tracy; Kilkenny.
Dennis Tracy; Kilkenny.
Mary
Tracy; Kilkenny.
Thomas
Tracy; Kilkenny.
1817?...Kilkenny
Grand Jury
Ida Barony...To John Power, Esq. and Jas. Fitzgerald, to make 54
perches of new road from Waterford to Innistiogue, between the bridge near
Bishop's Hall and Tracey's forge, at
6s 6d per erch. Traversed for Inutility and for Damages also, by Stephen
Hololian, who is bound in £50. to
prosecute Traverse.
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]
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.
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
County of Kilkenny Lent Assizes
3. Patrick Bannon, Patrick Quinn and Edward Treacy, not quilty of murder
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...
May 7,
1828 The Kilkenny Independent Wednesday
Catholic
Association
Per P.L. Behan, Esq. the subscription of James Treacy, Esq £1/0/0
John Treacy, Guard Lane, St. Mary’s Parish, house unoccupied £0.0.6
Alphabetical
|
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)
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
March 28, 1833 (FJ) 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]...
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...
Dalton & Tracy, Curragh, Lismeteige, Co.
Kilkenny, 1833, 3 lots of 2a/1r/28½, 7a/1r/29p, 2a/1r/28½p (ref 14/107)
Thos Tracey, Jerpointwest, Jerpointwest, Co.
Kilkenny, 1833, 1a/0r/0p (ref 14/108)
James Tracey, Jerpointwest, Jerpointwest, Co.
Kilkenny, 1833, 1a/0r/0p (ref 14/108)
Edmund Tracy, Ruppa
John Treacy,
Knockadeen
Mary Treacy,
Ballyvalden
Mary Treacy,
Ballyvalden
Michael
Treacy, Ballyvalden
Michl
Treacy, Ballyvalden
Pierce
Treacy, Knockadeen
Thomas
Treacy, Knockadeen
Thos Treacy,
Kellymount
Tullaroan Civil Parish 1833
Bmd?
Treacy, 16, Boggan
Urlingford Civil Parish 1834
Tho's Tracy
Islands
widow
Tracy Islands
British
War Office –Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tracey born Kilkenny, Kilkenny. Served in 74th Foot Regiment; Surrey Militia Discharged aged 39, 1833-1854
James Tracey, b. ? Kilkenny, Kilkenny
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
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
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.
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.
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.
Knocktoper
Barony
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]…
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.
24 March
1837 (FJ) Justice Rent
From the united parishes of
Clemento and Tubid, Co. Kilkenny...Edmund Tracy...2s.6d...
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
Chapter –
Treasurer: Rev. Wm. Tracey.
Northern District
Wm. Tracey, Parish priest, Rathdowney
Newry
Convent Sacred
Institute of Saint Clare - Mother Abbess is Mrs. MM Tracy.
Wm Tracy, Curate Kilcock
F Tracy, Curate Ballyfin
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
Ireland-Australia
Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: Tracey or
Treacy
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.
19 March 1839 Kilkenny Gaol
Thomas Treacy
Sessional Papers
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...
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?]
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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]...
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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
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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)
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
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
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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
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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 |
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
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...
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Patrick Tracy |
Kilkenny |
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
1856 Patrick Treacy, Kilcurl (Knocktopher),
Co. Kilkenny. Farmer (Prerogative Will)
December 29, 1859
(FJ) College of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, Knocktopher,
Kilkenny
...Christian Doctrine...James
Tracy...Reading...James Tracey...
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...
1860- British
War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
James Tracey, b. ?, Kilkenny, Kilkenny
James Tracy, b. 1843 Kilkenny, Kilkenny
John Treacy, b. 1852 Kilkenny, Kilkenny
Robert Tracey, b. 1867 Kilkenny, Kilkenny
Stephen James Tracey, b. 1846 Kilkenny, Kilkenny
Thomas Tracey, b. 1844 Tullock, Kilkenny
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
Francis Treacy, b. 1887, Kilkenny, Kilkenny
Thomas Tracey, b. 1880, Kilkenny, Kilkenny
William Treacy, b. ?, Ballyragget, Kilkenny
William Tracy, b. 1848, Kilkenny, Kilkenny
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 – 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, 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
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)
Nova Scotia immigrants to 1867
Tracy, Mary. Of Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; widow of…
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
William Tracey and Mary Tracey, Graguevine, Moincoin, county Kilkenny (Gentleman)
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...
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)
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
Stephen James Tracey, b. abt 1847 Kilkenny Ireland, Hampshire
England
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.
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.
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 Papers
manuscript and typescript, various sizes, mainly folio
Legal 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
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
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
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
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
Bassett’s Kilkenny Directory 1884
Denis Tracey, Land, Raheen, Kells, Kilkenny.
John Treacy, Land, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny.
John Treacy, Land, Kiljames Lower, Thomastown, Kilkenny.
Martin Treacy, Land, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny.
Michael Tracy, Tailor, Horse Barrack Lane, Kilkenny.
Richard Treacy, Land, Cloneen, Castlecomer, Kilkenny.
Thomas (Junior) Treacy, Land, Ballymagill, Rosbercon, Kilkenny.
Thomas Treacy, Land, Clashwilliam Upper, Gowran, Kilkenny.
Thomas Treacy, Land, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny.
William Tracy, Coal Store and Merchant, Dean Street, Kilkenny.
William Treacey, Land, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny.
William Treacy, Land, Kilcurl (Anglesey), Knocktoper, Kilkenny.
Egan’s Kilkenny Directory 1884
Denis Tracey, Parliamentary Elector, Raheen, Callan, Kilkenny.
John Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny.
John Treacy, National Teacher, Gurtnabroe, Kilkenny.
John Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Kiljames Lower, Thomastown, Kilkenny.
Martin Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny.
Richard Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Cloneen, Castlecomer, Kilkenny.
Thomas Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Ballyvalden, Whitehall, Kilkenny.
Thomas (Junior) Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Ballymagill, Mullinvat, Kilkenny.
Thomas Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Clashwilliam Upper, Gowran, Kilkenny.
William Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Donaguile, Castlecomer, Kilkenny.
William Treacy, Parliamentary Elector, Kilcurl (Anglesey), Ballyhale, Kilkenny.
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.
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.
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.
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?]
Week ending April 23, 1887
Tracey-Fitzgerald
March 21, by
special license, at Cork.
M.G. Tracey, Bawnalog, Piltown,
County Kilkenny, 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)
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).
20 December 1890 (N)
Kilkenny Election
...Rev Patrick Treacy, Moneynamuck.
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.
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.
Elizabeth Tracey,
Inistioge Kilkenny? Ireland, 1913, 30 years
Henry Tracey,
K...ock...o...h.. (Knocktopher
Kilkenny Ireland?) 1900, 24 years
James Treacy, Bennettsbridge Kilkenny? Ireland, 1913, 26 years
Margt Treacy, Callan (Kilkenny Ireland?), 1897, 18 years
Mary Tracey, Killaloe
Kilkenny? Ireland, 1908, 22 years
Michael Treacy, Tullougher (Tullogher Dysertmore Kilkenny?) Ireland,
1907, 20 years
Norah Tracey, Inistiogue
(Kilkenny Ireland?), 1898, 24 years
Patrick Treacy, Kilkenny Ireland, 1912, 25 years
Thomas Treacey, Kilkenny
(Ireland?), 1894, 65 years
Thomas Treacy, Kilkenny Ireland?, 1895, 70 years
William Treacy, Paulstown (Kilkenny Ireland?), 1898, 27 years
February 27, 1894 (FJ) Evicted Tenants Fund
Galmoy, Co.
Kilkenny. £1
Rev. P. Treacey CC...
September
1898
72 Ignatius Treacy, St. Kieran's College,
Kilkenny
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
Eliza Tracey, 49, Ireland Kilhenny
[Kilkenny?], Shirt Maker, Salford, Lancaster
Peter Tracey, 41, Ireland C
Kilkenny, Builders Labourer, North Manchester, Manchester
Robert Treacy, 44, Kilkenny
Ireland, Police Constable, Norton, Staffordshire
1901 Census England - Staffordshire
Robert Treacy, b. abt 1857 Kilkenny Ireland, Staffordshire (see also 1881)
Annie J Treacy, b. abt 1855 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Maria A Treacy, b. abt 1880 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Frederick Treacy, b. abt 1885 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Albert R Treacy, b. abt 1886 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Blanche G Treacy, b. abt 1888 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Willie Treacy, b. abt 1891 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Patience N Treacy, b. abt 1892 Staffordshire, England, Staffordshire
Prudence R Treacy, b. abt 1892 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
Elsie M Treacy, b. abt 1896 Staffordshire England, Staffordshire
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.
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
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Rev. Canon Patrick Tracey, hat
off. Location Castlecomer
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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.
September 17, 1904 (MC) Handball
...for £50 aside
against Tracey and Purcell of Kilkenny...
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
August 1905 IT
RIC Transfers...John Treacy,
Waterford to Kilkenny...
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
August 1908 ITActing sergeant to Sergeant...John Treacy, Kilkenny...April 29, 1911 (ME)...Sergeant John Tracey...who is in charge of the Mooncoin (Kilkenny) police station...November 1913 ITThe 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 extreamly 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 ITAn interesting event took place at Rathkieran, when ex-sergeant Treacy, Clonmel was the recipient of a very hansome presentation consisting of a purse of thirty sovereigns, subscribed by the residents in the Mooncoin and Carrigeen districts... Castlecomer (Countv Kilkenny) Pension Cases. HC Deb 26 August 1909 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.
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... Jun 24, 1910 (FJ) Kilkenny Agricultural SocietyCarters and Labourers Animals...Class A...3rd Patrick Treacy, Ruppa, Thomastown... 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 - Kilkenny
31st 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.
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TREACEY. - 1st February, 1912, at R.I.C. Barracks, Mooncoin, County Kilkenny, the wife of Sergeant J. Treacey, of
a daughter.
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.
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.
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
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
1920 Kilkenny Municipal
Election Results
Elected Thomas Treacy, Sinn Fein
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
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
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
October 13, 1922 (FJ) Kilkenny Hurling Treams
Junior v. Dublin...D. Treacy, G. Lyng (Callan)...
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...
Kilkenny – Secretary: Thomas Treacy, …
Treacy (Kilkenny) September 26, 1939 at 30 Dean Street
Kilkenny, Mrs. Catherine Treacy (Senior), widow of the late John Treacy R.I.P.
Requim office and High Mass in St. Canice's Catholic Church at 10.30 O'clock
to-day (Thursday). Funeral immediately afterwards to St.
Rioch's Cemetary.
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
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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