Linton Muldoon
Treacy (1887 – 1929) of Ontario, Ice Hockey pioneer
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Pete Muldoon holding his son Lynn Treacy in 1928 |
Linton
Muldoon Treacy otherwise known as Pete Muldoon was born Colonel Linton Treacy
on the 4th June 1887 the son of Alexander Treacy and Eliza Parent
of St Mary's, Ontario. He was an iconic ice hockey figure who also boxed, played lacrosse, ice danced and skated on stilts. He played ice
hockey in Ontario before moving to the Pacific coast in order to pursue a
boxing career. He started as an amateur boxer for the Washington
Athletic Club in Seattle. By February 1910, he was the holder of the PNA and
AAU 158-pound titles. He would turn pro shortly thereafter. When he
participated in the Pacific amateur tournament at Sacramento in November
1910, his amateur status was disputed by Olympic officials and he was
"disbarred." He changed his
name to Pete Muldoon because the pursuit of a professional sports career was
discouraged at the time. In 1912, Muldoon left Washington for Vancouver to manage a
professional lacrosse team, train its hockey (Millionaires) and baseball
(Beavers) teams. When he found time, Muldoon moonlighted as a boxing referee. In 1914, he took over as the coach and
manager of the Portland Rosebuds. For the 1915 season, he changed teams, and
went to Seattle to manage a new team in the PCHA, the Metropolitans. He spent
eight seasons coaching in Seattle, and amassed a record of 115 wins, 105
losses, and four ties. The Metropolitans competed several times for the
Stanley Cup. The Mets played for the Stanley Cup three times under his
leadership, and winning it once in 1917 during their first trip. Muldoon was
the first and, at age 30, youngest coach of a Stanley Cup Championship team
based in the United States. In 1919, the
Metropolitans made it to the finals for the second time in three years, this
time against the Montreal Canadiens. The series was to have been a five-game
series, but the fourth game ended in a scoreless draw. However, local health
officials called off the deciding sixth game just hours before it was due to
start when several players on both teams were stricken by Spanish flu. With
virtually his entire team either hospitalized or confined to bed and efforts
to find replacements vetoed by the PCHA, Canadiens owner George Kennedy
announced he was forfeiting the game—and the Cup—to Seattle. However, Muldoon
felt it would be unsportsmanlike to accept what would have been his second
Cup, seeing as it would have been at the expense of a team decimated by
illness. Seattle lost in the Stanley Cup finals in the next year against the
Ottawa Senators. Muldoon returned
to the Rosebuds after the Metropolitans folded in the spring of 1924. He
followed most of his players to the NHL when most of the Rosebuds were sold
to Major Frederic McLaughlin to start the Chicago Black Hawks. He accepted
the position because his wife Dorothy was a Chicago native and pregnant with
the family's second child, Dick. After the Black Hawks ended the 1926–27 season
with a playoff berth after finishing in third place in the American Division
with a 19–22–3 record, he resigned because of constant meddling from
McLaughlin. Muldoon returned
to Seattle and became involved in efforts to bring a professional team back to
the city, as a new arena was constructed in 1928. Muldoon, with the help of a
group of investors, established the Seattle Ice Skating and Hockey
Association, while aiding to establish the PCHL. This new league had its
first season in 1928, and the Seattle team was dubbed the Seattle Eskimos. In the
spring of 1929, Muldoon went to Tacoma with co-owner and local boxing
promoter Nate Druxman to search for a location to build a new rink in order
to establish a team. While in Tacoma, on March 13, 1929, Muldoon died due to
a heart attack. Without their coach, the Seattle Eskimos were able to win a
playoff series against Portland, before losing to Vancouver in the league
finals. The following season the Eskimos established the Pete Muldoon Trophy,
presented to the player "deemed most inspirational by his
teammates". It was awarded for a few seasons, and disappeared from
records during the Great Depression years. He is
best known for reportedly putting a curse on the Chicago Black Hawks, as well
as team owner Major Frederic McLaughlin, after he was fired at the end of the
1926-27 season; however, it has been alleged that a Toronto sportswriter had
come up with the "curse" due to a bout of writer's block in
1943.Muldoon was the Black Hawks' first head coach. In a 2010 New York Times interview, Lynn Treacy of Wilmington Delaware, then an 85 years old high school tennis coach and retired chemical engineer, reflected on his father and the ‘Curse of Muldoon’ “For what little I remember of him, I remember he was such a warm person,” Lynn Treacy said. “He bought us pets — a dog, a monkey. He did everything I would have expected from a father.” Indeed, Treacy said, when his eldest daughter first heard about the Curse of Muldoon years ago, she joked that they should fly to Chicago to remove it. Treacy barely knew his father, but he followed hockey in Delaware into the 1970s. Then came hockey’s goon era, led by Philadelphia’s Broad Street Bullies, and he lost his taste for the game. “Hockey is a game of skating, puck-handling and shooting, not a game of trying to cripple the other players,” he said. |
Ref:
Laurel Zeisler (2012) Historical Dictionary of Ice Hockey.
http://metropolissea.net/pete-muldoon.html
http://thehockeywriters.com/50-years-ago-in-hockey-the-curse-of-the-muldoon/
http://sportspressnw.com/2127149/2012/wayback-machine-hockey-icon-pete-muldoon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Muldoon
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Pete_Muldoon
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/30/sports/hockey/30muldoon.html
http://images.ourontario.ca/stmarys/search
FAMILY HISTORY
John Treacy
(c.1815 Kings Co [Offaly] Ireland – 1883 East Nissouri Oxford, Ontario) and
Catherine Jamison (c.1819 Fermanagh Ireland - 1871 East Nissouri Oxford,
Ontario)
1851 - London, Middlesex County, Canada West
(Ontario), Canada
John
Traecy, farmer, b. Ireland, episcopal, 34
Catherine
Traecy, b. Ireland, episcopal, 32
Thomas
Traecy, b. Canada, episcopal, 9
Samuel
Traecy, b. Canada, episcopal, 7
William
Traecy, b. Canada, episcopal, 4
Mary
Traecy, b. Canada, episcopal, 8
Jane
Traecy, b. Canada, episcopal, 1
1861 Census - East Nissouri, North Oxford,
Ontario [Note: Treney in index]
John
Treacy, 42, b. Ireland, C of England, farmer
Catherine
Treacy, 42, b. Ireland, C of England
Thomas
Treacy, 19, b. Canada, C of England
Samuel
Treacy, 16, b. Canada, C of England
Wm John
Treacy, 14, b. Canada, C of England
Eliza Jane
Treacy, 10, b. Canada, C of England
Alexander
Treacy, 7, b. Canada, C of England
Robert
James Treacy, 5, b. Canada, C of England
Maryann
Treacy, 3, b. Canada, C of England
1871 Census - 118 East Nissouri, North Oxford,
Ontario
John
Treacy, 54, b. Ireland, W. Methodist, Irish, farmer
Catherine
Treacy, 52, b. Ireland, W. Methodist, Irish
Eliza Jane
Treacy, 20, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish, farmer
Alexander
Treacy, 17, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish, farmer
Robert
Treacy, 15, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish, farmer
Maryann
Treacy, 13, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish
Isabella
Treacy, 10, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish
Margaret
Ann Jamesson, 6, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish
James
Jamesson, 17, b. Ontario, W. Methodist, Irish, farmer
Catherine
Treacy, died 30 May 1871, aged 52 yrs 10 mos, b. 1818 Co. Fermanagh Ireland,
Methodist, of E Nissouri Oxford, Ontario
1881 Census - Nissouri East, Oxford North,
Ontario, Canada
John
Tracey, 60, b. Ireland, Irish, widowed, C Meth, farmer,
William
Tracey, 33, b. Ontario, Irish, C Meth, farmer,
Jane
Tracey, 29, b. Ontario, Irish, C Meth,
Robert
Tracey, 25, b. Ontario, Irish, C Meth, farmer,
Marion
Tracey, 23, b. Ontario, Irish, C Meth
Isabella
Tracey, 20, b. Ontario, Irish, C Meth
John Tracy,
died 15 Oct 1883, aged 68, b. 1815 Ireland, farmer, Methodist, of E Nissouri
Oxford, Ontario
Vining Cemetery, 22157 Purple Hill Road,
Friendly Corners, West Nissouri Township Middlesex County, ON
Catherine
Treacy Jul 1819 – 30 May 1871 (Concession 5, Lot 17)
John Treacy
1815 – 15 Oct 1883
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/185705683/john-treacy
John Treacy
Birth: 1815
- Kings County, Ireland
Death: 15
Oct 1883 - East, Missouri, Frontenac, Ontario, Canada
Catherine
Jamieson
1818 - 1871
Thomas
Treacy 1842 - Unknown
William
John Treacy 1847 - 1917
Mary Treacy
1843 – Unknown
Jane Treacy
1850 - Unknown
https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/john-treacy-24-1wjbxg7
Thomas George Treacy
(1842-1908)
Thomas
George Treacy, 66 years 2 months 12 days, died 5 May 1908 Snowqualmie King
Washington
Buried 6 May 1908 Fall City, Married, Carpenter,
American
b. 12 Feb
1842 Canada (s. of John Treacy & Catherine Jamison, both born Ireland)
Informant
Mrs Bessie Chisney of Snowqualmie
Fall City Cemetery, Fall City, King County,
Washington, USA
Thomas
George Treacy
Birth: 12
Feb 1842 Ontario, Canada
Death: 5
May 1908 (aged 66) Snoqualmie, King County, Washington, USA
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/245063764/thomas-george-treacy
Samuel Treacy (1844-
Samuel Tracy, 24, b. 1844 Ontario,
lives East Nissouri Ont (s. of John
& Catherine) married Catharine Anderson, 19, b. 1849 W. Nissouri Ont, lives
W Nissouri Ont (d. of David & Catherine) Wit: W Tracy & J Willson of E Nissouri on the 28 Oct 1868 Oxford,
Ontario, Canada
Samuel Treacy & Catherine
Anderson
John Treacy
b. 30 Sep 1869 St. Mary's, Perth, Ontario, Canada, father carpenter
Alexander
Treacy b. 7 Aug 1871 Orillio, Ontario, Canada, father Carpenter
George
Treacy b. 14 Apr 1876 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario father Carpenter
1881 Census
- St Mary's, Perth South, Ontario
Samuel
Tracy M 37y Ontario,
carpenter, Irish, Methodist
Catherine
Tracy F 32y Ontario,
Irish, Methodist
John Tracy M 11y Ontario,
Irish, Methodist
Alexander
Tracy M 9y Ontario,
Irish, Methodist
George
Tracy M 4y Ontario,
Irish, Methodist
William
Tracy M 2y Ontario,
Irish, Methodist
1891 Census
- St Mary's, Perth South, Ontario
Samuel
Treacy M 48y Ontario,
carpenter, Father & mother born Ireland, Methodist, House carpenter &
bridge builder
Catherine
Treacy F 41y Ontario,
Father born Ireland & mother born Ontario, Methodist,
John Treacy
M
21y Ontario, parents born Ontario, Methodist, machinist
Alexander
Treacy M 19y Ontario,
parents born Ontario, Methodist, carpenter joiner
George
Treacy M 15y Ontario,
parents born Ontario, Methodist, carpenters apprentice
William
Treacy M 13y Ontario,
parents born Ontario, Methodist
21 Jan 1898
The Huron Expositor
On New
Years Day, Mr. David Anderson, one of the oldest residents of St. Marys died at
the home of his son-in-law, Mr Samuel Treacy. The deceased was born in Derry
Ireland, in 1817, came to Canada in 1840...for the past six years with his
daughter, Mrs. Treacy...
John Treacy
20 Sept
1894 The Exeter Times
Treacy -
Kelly. At Chicago, on Wednesday, Sept 5th, Mr. John Treacy, of Toledo, O., to
Miss Annie Kelly, of Chicago, both formerly of St. Marys.
John Treacy, widowed, retired
machinist Toledo Mach & Tool Co, Spouse Anna Treacy, 70y9m8d, b. 30 Sep
1869 St Marys Ont Canada, (s. of Samuel
Treacy & Catherine Anderson, both born St Marys, Ont, Canada), died 08
Jul 1940 612 Chestnut St Toledo Lucas Ohio, buried 11 Jul 1940 Forest Cemetery
Alexander Treacy
1900 Census
- 1813 Port Huron city Ward 7, St. Clair, Michigan, United States
Alexandrew
Treacy, head, 29, b. Aug 1871 Canada Eng, father born Ireland, mother born Scotland,
emigrated 1890, Na, carpenter
Margret
Treacy, Wife, 26, b. Feb 1874 Canada Eng, married 8 years, 4 children 1 alive,
parents born Canada, emigrated 1892
Anna
Treacy, Daughter, 5, b. May 1895 Michigan,
1910 Census
- 1813 Anth Avenue, Port Huron Ward 7, St Clair, Michigan, United States
Alexander
Treacy, head, 38, b. Canada Irish, emigrated 1890 Na, parents canadian Irish
Margaret J
Treacy, Wife, 37, b. Canada English, married 17 years, 5 children, 2 alive,
emigrated 1892, father Canadian Irish mother Canadian English, contractor &
builder
Anna K
Treacy, Daughter, 14, b. Michigan, parents Canadian Irish
Russell A
Treacy, Son, 9, b. Michigan, parents Canadian Irish
1920 Census
- 66 E 31st St N, Multnomah, Oregon, United States
Alexander
Treacy, Head, 48, b. Canada, emigrated 1888, Na 1896, contractor building
Margaret J
Treacy, Wife, 46, b. Canada, emigrated 1892
Russel A
Treacy, Son, 19, b. Michigan, stenographer office
Anna Hammond, 29, b. 1896
, (d. of Alex Treacy & Margaret
Capling) married Marse Theodore Gibson, 24, b. 1901, (s. of Ora Magoon &
Ella Gibson) 09 Feb 1925 Los Angeles, California, United States
Russell A Treacy, 58, b. 1902 married
Dorothy Ogg/Dorothy O Coambs, 40, b. 1920 24 Nov 1960 San Mateo, California
Russell A
Treacy married Juanita Lumsden 18 Jun ? San Francisco, San Francisco,
California, United States
1930 Census
- 3752 Bagley Avenue, Los Angeles (Districts 0001-0250), Los Angeles,
California, United States
Russel A Treacy,
head, 29, b. Michigan, parents born Canada, auditor movie studio
Juanita
Treacy, Wife, 28, b. Philippines, married 4 years, bookkeeper bond office
1940 Census
- 1135 Crest Drive, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States
Russel A
Treacy, head, 39, b. Canada, business mgr private party
Juanita
Treacy, Wife, 31, b. Hawaii
Juanita
Sandra Treacy, Daughter, 3, b. California
1942 Los
Angeles city directory
Russel A
Treacy & Juanita, h1135 Crest dr
Russel A
Treacy of Los Angeles, married Beatrice E Stephens of Arcadia, Wit: William J.
Rigney & Ray Mummey, 14 Feb 1943 Clark, Nevada, United States
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Russell
Alexander Treacy, Business Manager, of Cecil B. DeMille LIFE 2
Feb 1959 Old Associates
of DeMillen served as his pallbearers. In center foreground is Samuel
Goldwyn, last survivor of the original partners in the Jesse L. Lasky
company. Clockwise from Goldwyn are: Adolph Zukor, chairman of the board at
Paramount Pictures; Neil S. McCarthy, DeMille's attorney; Henry Noerdlinger,
chief of DeMille's research staff; one of the undertaker's assistants; Donald
Hayne, DeMille's executive assistant; Russell Treacy, his business manager;
Y. Frank Freeman, vice president of Paramount Pictures; Henry Wilcoxson,
actor, producer and DeMille's old friend; and a second undertaker's
assistant. |
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July 29
& 30, 1961 Pasadena Independent (Pasadena, California)
Treacy--
Mrs. Dorothy Ogg Treacy of 1330 Belhaven Rd. San Marino, passed away July 27, 1961.
loving wife of Russell A. Treacy also survived by her mother Mrs. Raymond L.
Farlin of Los Angeles also a half brother and a half sister. Funeral services
11 a.m. Monday at the St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 6128 Yucca St. Hollywood.
Rev, Harry Evans Owings Jr., officiating. Friends may visit Sunday afternoon
and evening al the Du Bois Funeral Home, 116 North San Gabriel Blvd., San
Gabriel. (AT 7-6123). In lieu of flowers Memorials may :bc sent to the
Children's Home Society of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.
Russel A
Treacy, born 1 November 1901 Michigan, died 25 Feb 1971 Los Angeles,
California, United States
Garden of
Legends - Section 8, Hollywood Forever, Hollywood, Los Angeles County,
California, USA
Inloving
memory
Russel A.
Treacy
1901 - 1971
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/6409372/russel-a-treacy
1930 Census
- 917 Rodney Skidmore, Portland (Districts 271-553), Multnomah, Oregon, United
States
Alexander S
Treacy, head, 58, b. Canada, emigrated 1889 Na, contractor builder
Margaret
Treacy, Wife, 57, b. Canada, emigrated 1892
Betty A
Hammond, gr daughter, 12, b. Oregon
1940 Census
- 4235 N. E. Rodney, Tract 34, Portland, Portland City Election Precinct 304, Multnomah,
Oregon, United States
Alexander
Treacy, Head, 68, b. Canada, widowed, same house 5 years, capenter house
building
Anna
Hammond, Daughter, 44, b. Michigan, widowed, same house 5 years
Treacy
Hammond, Grandson, 25, b. Oregon, same house 5 years, capenter & painter
houses
Oregonian
(Portland, Oregon)
Alex S
Treacy died 11 Mar 1953 obituary
Cypress
Section, Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon, USA
Alex S.
Treacy (1871-1953)
Margaret J.
Treacy (1873-1940) Mother
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106266842/alex-s-treacy
Alexander
Treacy b.1871 Ontario?
Grandpa
Alex said to be born in Aurilia (most likely Orilla) Ontario.Parents are Samuel
and Catherine (Anderson) Treacy also born in Ontario. Looking for more info on
these people. Have only found them in the 1881 Census in Perth co. He had a
younger sister Margaret Jane I believe.Will post brothers the next time I'm on.
genealogy.com
user July 08, 2000 http://www.genealogyeemaker.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/treacy/1/
George Treacy, 28, b. 1876 (s. of Samuel Treacy & Catherine Anderson)
married Etta Elizabeth Akers, 25, b. 1879 (d. of Emerson Akers & Jane
Hattersley) 9 Jun 1904 Lucas, Ohio, United States
George E
Treacy, Widowed, 73, b. 14 Apr 1876 St Marys, Ontario (s. of Samuel Treacy
& Katherine Anderson), died 01 Apr 1950 Owosso, Shiawassee, Michigan,
United States
1901 Census
- 152 St Mary's, Perth South, Ontario [Robert at 158]
Samuel
Treacy M 56y b.
Dec 19 1844 Ontario, Irish, carpenter, Meth,
Catherine
Treacy F 51y b.
Aug 13 1849 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
William
Treacy M 22y b.
Apr 20 1878, Ontario, CommL Traveller, Meth, disability?
Loyana Eby,
F, Niece 15y b. Sep 8 1885
Ontario, meth
William Treacy, traveller, lives St.
Marys, 26, b. 1877 St. Marys, (s. of Samuel
Tracy & Catherine Anderson) married Frances Helena Crawford, lives
Blaushard, 29, b. 1874 Berlin, (d. of William Crawford & Helen Winter) 22
Aug 1903 Perth, Ontario, Canada
1911 Census
-St Mary's, Perth South, Ontario [Robert at 158]
Samuel
Treacy M 67y b.
Dec 1842 Ontario, Irish, Methodist, carpenter pluming? mill
Katherine
Treacy F 62y b.
Aug 1848 Ontario, Irish, Methodist,
Loazara
Eby, F, Niece 35y b. Sep 8 1875
Ontario, Germany, Methodist, milliner dry goods store
8 Apr 1915
Exeter Advocate
St. Marys -
Samuel Treacy, aged 70 who had been ill for some weeks was found dead in bed
March 30.
1. John
Tracy & Catharine Tracy
1.1 Samuel
Treacy (b. 1843 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada) married Catherine Anderson
(b. 1849 Nissouri, Oxford, Ontario, Canada) 28 Oct 1868 Oxford Ontario Canada
1.1.1 John
Treacy (30 September 1869 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada - 8 July 1940
Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United States) married Anna
1.1.2 Alexander
S Treacy (7 August 1871 Orillia, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada - 9 March 1953
Multnomah, Multnomah, Oregon, United States) married Margaret Jane Capling (22
February 1873 Downie, Perth, Ontario, Canada - 29 January 1940 Portland,
Multnomah, Oregon, United States)
1.1.2.1
Anna Kathleen Treacy (14 May 1895 Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan, United
States - 22 July 1973 Los Angeles, California, United States)
1.1.2.2
Baby Boy Treacy (5 June 1897 Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan, United States - 5
June 1897 Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan, United States)
1.1.2.3
Alexandra Treacy (1899 Michigan, United States - 18 August 1899 Port Huron, St.
Clair, Michigan, United States)
1.1.2.4
Russell Alexander Treacy (1 November 1901 Port Huron, St. Clair, Michigan,
United States - 25 February 1971 Los Angeles, California, United States)
married Juanita Lily Buchanan (22 September 1900 Manila, Philippines - 30
September 1978 Riverside, California, United States) 18 June 1925 San
Francisco, San Francisco, California
1.1.2.4.1
Juanita Sandra Treacy (17 August 1936 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California,
United States - 16 October 1952 Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California, United
States)
1.1.3
George Treacy (14 April 1876 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada - 1 April 1950
Owosso, Shiawassee, Michigan, United States) married Etta Elizabeth Akers (10
April 1879 New Haven, Allen, Indiana, United States - 29 February 1944 Owosso,
Shiawassee, Michigan, United States) 9 June 1904 Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United
States
1.1.3.1
Edna May Treacy (19 June 1905 Ashley, DeKalb, Indiana, United States - 8 Oct
1977 Saginaw, Saginaw, Michigan, United States)
1.1.3.2
Howard Treacy (1919 Shiawassee, Michigan, United States)
1.1.4
William Clarence Treacy (21 April 1878 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada) married
Frances Helena Crawford (1874 Ontario, Canada - 07 Oct 1929 York, Ontario,
Canada) 22 Aug 1903 Blanshard, Perth, Ontario, Canada
1.1.4.1
William Crawford Treacy (6 January 1905 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada - 07
Mar 1905 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario)
1.1.4.2
Isabel Nichol Treacy (25 March 1906 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada - 1986)
1.1.4.3
Kathleen Agnes Treacy (24 November 1907 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada -
1997 Ontario, Canada)
1.1.4.4
Frances Helen Treacy (5 May 1910 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada - )
1.1.4.5
Marian Crawford Treacy (8 May 1911 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada - 1969)
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LYN2-LNP
William John Treacy
(1846-
William John Treacy, carpenter, &
Amanda Pearson
William
Lionel Treacy b. 10 Sep 1886 Thorncliffe, Kent, Ontario. Joseph Pearson, uncle,
carpenter, Dresden Kent Ontario.
1891 Census - Chatham Bothwell Ontario
William
Treacy, 38, married, b. Ont, father & mother b. Ireland, Meth, carpenter
& farmer
Amanda
Treacy, 29, married, b. Ont, father b. Eng & mother b. Ont, Meth
Liona
Treacy, 4, single, b. Ont, father & mother b. Ireland, Meth
1901 Census - 38/38 Bothwell, Ontario, Canada
David
Pearson, head, single, 31, b. 12 May 1869 Ontario, English, CC, farmer
Clarinda
Pearson, mother, widow, 77, b. 4 June 1823 Ontario, English, Bap
Lionel
Treacy, nephew, single, 14, b. 10 Sept 1886 Ontario, Irish, Bap
1901 Census - 39/39 Bothwell, Ontario, Canada
Joseph
Pearson, head, 37, b. 30 Aug 1863 Ontario, English, Bap, carpenter
Malissia?
Pearson, wife, 34, b. 17 mar 1867 Ontario, German, Meth
Mary M
Pearson, daughter, 11, b. 30 Mar 1890 Ontario, English, Meth
Charles F Pearson,
son, 1, b. 5 Nov 1899 Ontario, English, Meth
William
Treacy, 52, b. 15 Jun 1848 Ontario, Irish, NLS?, carpenter
Wm Tracy, farmer, & Amanda
Pearson
Alex Tracy
b. 7 Jul 1891 Chatham Township, Kent, Ontario, Canada [died 7 Oct 1892, aged 15
months, Chatham Township Kent Ontario, Methodist, farmers child, Wm Tracy
informant]
Willard
Tracy b. 17 Aug 1893 Chatham Township, Kent, Ontario, Canada
Amanda
Tracy, 35 years 5 months 27 days, died 30 Oct 1895 Chatham Twp., Kent, Ontario,
farmers wife
1911 Census - North
Bay, Nipissing Ontario
William
J Tracey, widowed, lodger, b. Feb 1848, age 63, Irish race, Canadian citizen,
Salvn Army[religion], carpenter [living with Donovin]
Captain John Edward Treacy, OBE (1884-1962)
1901 Census - Bothwell, Chatham-Kent, Chatham-Kent, Ontario, Canada
John E Tracey, lodger, single, b. 31 August 1884, 16 years, Irish race, canadian citizen, Baptist?, telegraph ofice? [living with White family]
1911 Census - Nipissing Sub-Districts 1-43,
Ontario, Canada
J Edward Tracey,
Boarder, single, b. Aug 1884, 26 years, b. Ontario, Irish race, Canadian,
Parocaplin?, lenbaoh?, student
W Leonel
Tracey, boarder, married, b. Sept 1886, 24 years, b. Ontario, Irish race,
Canadian, Presbyterian, core driller, 6-6-98
WWI Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Force
John Edward Treacy, 4th Pioneer, born 31 august 1884 Kent Ontario, lives 503 Andreson Apartments Calgary, wife Esther Treacy of Bank of Commerce 2 Lombard St London Eng, Mining engineer, Church of England
father: alive
William James Treacy, North Bay Ont
Mother: dead
26 January 1917 The London Gazette
Oversea
Contingents.
Canada.
Can. Railway
Troops.
Lt. J. E. Treacy,
from Can. Pnr. Train Depot, to be temp. Lt. 19 Dec. 1916.
22 February 1918 The London Gazette
Can. Rly.
Servs...
The
undermentioned temp. Lts. to be actg. Capts.: —
J. E.
Treacy. 24 Dec. 1917.
7/10 May 1918 The London Gazette
Can. Ely.
Servs.
The
undermentioned temp. Lts. to be temp. Capts.: —
25 Mar.
1918.
(Actg.
Capt.) J. E. Treacy.
23 May 1919 The London Gazette
Corps Can.
Rly. Troops.
The
undermentioned retire in the British Isles: —
30 Apr.
1919.
Temp. Capt.
J. E. Treacy. 6 May 1919.
John Edward
TREACY, aka John Edward TREACEY - born August 1884
Special
Operations Executive: Personnel Files (PF Series). John Edward TREACY,aka John
Edward TREACEY
- born
August 1884.
Collection:
Records of Special Operations Executive Date range: 01 January 1939 - 31
December 1946 Reference :HS 9/1481/6Subjects:Intelligence
There were still some British citizens in the Romanian
territory, most of them working in the oil sector or in industry. Although, in
late September and early October 1940, members of the Legionary Movement
kidnapped some British citizens, state police were not involved in these
‘arrests.’ These British citizens were suspected of preparing the destruction
of the oil industry in Prahova Valley, in order to sabotage its oil-export to
Germany.
To see the full statements given by Percy R. Clark,
Jock Anderson, Alexander Miller and J. E. Treacy to the British Plenipotentiary
Minister in Bucharest, Sir Reginald Hoare, after their release from the hands
of the legionaries, see Sorin Arhire, ‘Situatia cetatenilor britanici în timpul
statului national-legionar din România,’ Annales Universitatis Apulensis.
Series Historica 11/I (2007): 363–86.
Sorin
Arhire (2019) British Policy Towards Romania, 1936–41
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Esther Ray Treacy |
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30 septembre 1940 La patrie PICTURE Sous Arret William Treacy, de Mimico, a demandé au ministére
des Affal res extérieures du gouvernement Canadien de préciser des rap- ports
voulant que som frère John alt été arrêté et battu par des Gardes de fer de
Bucarest. CI- dessus John Treacy. |
[Translated by Google] Under Arrest William Treacy, of Mimico, has asked the Department
of Foreign Affairs of the Canadian government to clarify reports that his
brother John was arrested and beaten by Iron Guards in Bucharest. Above John
Treacy. |
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02 octobre 1940 Le Droit Londres intervient à Bucarest Le gouvernement d'Angleterre vient de demender
officielleiment au gouvernement roumain la libération ou un procés
expéditif et juste pour les cing
individus détenus, dont un sujet canadien, par la police de Bucarest à la
suite de présumées tentatives de sabotage de puits de pétroles de la région
de Ploesti. Le ministère des affatres extérieures à Ottawa vient
d'apprendre de Londres que deux Canadiens, le capitaine John Edward Treacy et
son épouss, sont les citoyens de notre pays jetés en prison dans la ca-
pitale de Roumanie ainsi que trois Anglais nommés respectivement Anderson,
Young and Drazier em- ployés de la compagnie pétrolitére Roman Americana. On
se souvient que c'est le 25 septembre que la Gar- de de Fer arréta les cinq
personnes en questions et les remit le lende- main entre les mains de Ja
police de Bucarest apres avoir réussi à leur arracher auparavant des aveux |
de tentative de sabotage des puits .de pétrole roumains du district de
Ploesti. Treacy qui a encore un frère à Mimico, Ontario, est
en Roumanie depuis l'après-guerre. Il avait été ‘envoyé sur les lieux en 1919
pour évaluer les dommages que l'on cau- 5a. aux puits de pétrole de Rouma-
nie durant la première Grande Guerre. C'est à la suite des représentations
que son frére W. L. Treacy, de Mimico, fit auprès des autorités canadiennes
que le minis- tère des affaires extérieures com- muniqua avec Londres pour
obtenir tous les détails relatifs à cette quintuple arrestation. |
[Translated by Google] London intervenes in Bucharest The government of England has just officially
requested from the Romanian government the release or an expeditious and fair
trial for the five individuals detained, including a Canadian subject, by the
Bucharest police following alleged attempts to sabotage oil wells in the
Ploesti region. The Department of External Affairs in Ottawa has
just learned from London that two Canadians, Captain John Edward Treacy and
his husband, are the citizens of our country thrown into prison in the
capital of Romania, together with three Englishmen. named respectively
Anderson, Young and Drazier employees of the oil company Roman Americana. We
remember that it was on September 25 that the Iron Guard arrested the five people
in question and handed them over the next day to the Bucharest police after
having previously succeeded in extracting confessions from them | attempted
sabotage of Romanian oil wells in the Ploesti district. Treacy, who still has a brother in Mimico, Ontario,
has been in Romania since the post-war period. He had been sent to the scene
in 1919 to assess the damage that was caused. oil wells in Romania during the
First World War. It was following the representations that his brother W. L.
Treacy, of Mimico, made to the Canadian authorities that the Ministry of
External Affairs communicated with London to obtain all the details relating
to this fivefold arrest. |
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2 Oct 1940 La Patrie PICTURE Maltraitée L'Angleterre demande des expllestlons au gouvernement
roumain concernant la nouvelle selon laquelle un Ingénieur canadien et quatre
‘Anglais ont été battus et enfermés dans une prison de Bucarest. L'épouse du
Canadien, que l'on croit être le capitaine John Treacy. de Toronto, aurait
aussi été maltraltée. Cl-dessus Mme Treacy. |
[Translated by Google] Abused England requests explanations from the Romanian
government concerning the news that a Canadian engineer and four Englishmen
have been beaten and locked up in a prison in Bucharest. The Canadian's wife,
believed to be Captain John Treacy, of Toronto, was also allegedly abused.
Above Mrs. Treacy. |
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03 octobre 1940 Le devoir Le capitaine Tracy, prisonnier en Roumanie Il habitait ce pays depuis plus de vingt ans Ottawa, 3 (Communiqué
du ministère des Affaires extérieures) Des renseignements nous sont parvenus de Londres à
l’effet que les cinq sujets britanniques détenus en Roumanie sont te
capitaine Treacy, sa femme et son adjoint, Anderson, de même que Young et
Brazier de Romana Americana. Le capitaine Treacy et sa femme sont Canadiens.
Tous cinq ont été mis en état d’ arrestation le 25 septembre par la police de
la Garde de Fer. Le lendemain, ils furent confiés à la police de Bucarest
après qu’ils eurent signé un aveu concer nant des plans de sabotage. Le
consul de la Grande-Bretagne a pu voir deux prisonniers à Bucarest le 27
septembre. Depuis, le Royaume-Uni a entamé des pourparlers avec la Roumanie
dans le but d’obtenir la mise en liberté des prisonniers, ou, à défaut de
mieux, d’obtenir que les prisonniers soient traduits devant les tribunaux a
courte échéance et qu’ils soient convenablement traités dans l’intervalle. * * * Ottawa, 3 (Communiqué du ministère des Affaires
extérieures) W. L. Treacy, de Mimico, Ontario, déclare que son
frère, le capitaine John Edward Treacy, demeure a Ploeshti, en Roumanie,
depuis plus de 20 ans. En 1919, après avoir fait le service comme capitaine
dans le C.E.F. durant toute la Grande Guerre, on lui confia la direction
d’une expédition d’ingénieurs en Roumanie avant pour but d’indiquer jusqu’à
quel point les puits d’huile avaient été endommagés pendant ta guerre. Depuis
lors, il n’a pas cessé de s’intéresser activement à la production de l’huile |
[Translated by Google] Captain Tracy, prisoner in Romania He lived in this country for more than twenty years Ottawa, 3 (News Release from the Department of
External Affairs) Information has reached us from London to the effect
that the five British subjects detained in Roumania are Captain Treacy, his
wife and his deputy, Anderson, as well as Young and Brazier of Romana
Americana. Captain Treacy and his wife are Canadian. All five were taken into
custody on September 25 by Iron Guard police. The following day, they were
handed over to the Bucharest police after they had signed a confession
concerning plans for sabotage. The British consul was able to see two
prisoners in Bucharest on September 27. The United Kingdom has since entered
into talks with Romania with the aim of obtaining the release of the
prisoners, or, failing that, to obtain that the prisoners be brought before
the courts at short notice and that they are properly dealt with in the
meantime. * * * Ottawa, 3 (News Release from the Department of
External Affairs) W. L. Treacy, of Mimico, Ontario, states that his
brother, Captain John Edward Treacy, has lived in Ploeshti, Romania, for over
20 years. In 1919, after serving as a captain in the C.E.F. throughout the
Great War, he was entrusted with the direction of an expedition of engineers
in Romania before the purpose of indicating to what extent the oil wells had
been damaged during your war. Since then, he has not ceased to take an active
interest in the production of olive oil. |
1941 Immigration - San Francisco, San Francisco,
California, United States
Ship Name
President Harrison from Sinapore 2 Sep 1941
John Edward
Treacy, 56, mining engineer, English Canadian, born Kent County Canada, last
residence Ploesti Roumania
Esther Ray
Treacy, 55, hsewife, English G Britian, born Ennerdale England, last residence
Ploesti Roumania
27 Mar 1943 Immigration Sweet Grass, Montana,
United States
John Edward
Treacy wife Esther A Treacy
Born
Chatham Ont 31 Aug 1884, 58 years, mining engineer
Irish race,
Canadian national,
Brother W???
Treacy, Hussar Alta
Previously
in US: Verious? ? cols Calf & NY
to Eastman
Oil Well Survey Co of ? Shelny Mont. Business 1 week
5'8",
med complexion, Gr hair, blue eyes
Esther
Treacy nee Ray, husb John
Born
Ennerdale Cumb England 11 ? 1886, 56 years, h-wife
From
Calgary Alta Winston Manor #4
Nephew
Percy Douglas, ?9 Beechdale Ave Toronto
Previously
in US: Yes var ts, NY
to Shelby
Montana with husband.
5'5",
pale complexion, grey hair, grey eyes
10 October 1947 The London Gazette
To be
Additional Members of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the
British Empire: —
John Edward
TREACEY, Eastman Oil Well Company, Calgary.
For special
services in Roumania prior to 8th May, 1945.
Queen's Park Cemetery and Mausoleum, Calgary,
Calgary Census Division, Alberta, Canada
John Edward
Treacy (b. 1884 d. 1962) (m. 1913)
Esther
Treacy (b. England d. 4 Oct 1974)
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193407923/john-edward-treacy
Ref:
Economy and
Society in Central and Eastern Europe edited by Daniel Dumitran, Valer Moga
Barker,
Elizabeth (1976) British Policy in South East Europe in the Second World War.
MacMillan, London.
Section D
for Destruction: Forerunner of SOE: The Story of Section D of the ...By Malcolm
Atkin
British
Clandestine Activities in Romania during the Second World War By Dennis
Deletant
The
Suitcase: Six Attempts to Cross a Border By Frances Stonor Saunders
William Lionel Treacy (1886-
Lionel Treacy, 21, b. 1886
Thorncliffe, single, brakeman, Presbyterian, (s. of Wm J Treacy & Mandy Pearson) married Lillian Stewart, 21, b.
1886 Toronto, single, Presbyterian, (d. of John Stewart & Lillie Hogg) 23
Oct 1907 North Bay, Nipissing, Ontario, Canada Wit: Thomas Griffin & Maud
Biggs Of North Bay
1911 Census - Nipissing Sub-Districts 1-43,
Ontario, Canada
J Edward
Tracey, Boarder, single, b. Aug 1884, 26 years, b. Ontario, Irish race,
Canadian, Parocaplin?, lenbaoh?, student
W Leonel
Tracey, boarder, married, b. Sept 1886, 24 years, b. Ontario, Irish race,
Canadian, Presbyterian, core driller, 6-6-98
Willard Tracy (1893-
1906 Census - 3/19, [Brant] Calgary, Alberta,
Canada
James
Chalmers, head, 58, b. Ontario
Mary Chalmers,
wife, 48, b. Ontario,
Bertram
Chalmers, son, 20, b. Ontario
Jenny
Chalmers, daughter, 9, b. Ontario
Willard
Tracey, nephew, 12, b. Ontario
Elizie
Treacy, sister in law, 52, b. Ontario
1911 Census - Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Willard
Tracy, lodger, b. Aug 1892, 18, b. Ontarion, English Canadian, Methodist,
labour
1926 Census - Bow, Cypress, Alberta, Canada
Willard
Tracy, head, 33, b. Ontario, parents born Ontario, Irish
Lilley
Tracy, Wife, 33, b. United States
William
Tracy, Son, 11, b. Alberta
James
Tracy, Son, 10, b. Alberta
Glen Tracy,
Son, 7, b. Alberta
Ruth Tracy,
Daughter, 5, b. Alberta
Robert
Tracy, Son, 3, b. Alberta
Jack Tracy,
Son, 1, b. Alberta
Gudsashoske
White, 24, b. England
Peter
McMaster, 44, b. Scotland
Emeril Detmer,
23, b. United States
Eliza Jane Treacy
(1850-
1906 Census - 3/19, [Brant] Calgary, Alberta,
Canada
James
Chalmers, head, 58, b. Ontario
Mary
Chalmers, wife, 48, b. Ontario,
Bertram
Chalmers, son, 20, b. Ontario
Jenny
Chalmers, daughter, 9, b. Ontario
Willard
Tracey, nephew, 12, b. Ontario
Elizie
Treacy, sister in law, 52, b. Ontario
Alexander Treacy (1854-
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This portrait was found tacked to the rafters at 105 Water St. formerly owned by the Tracy family. A penciled notation on the back reads "Mrs. Alex Tracy/$1.35" this could be Alex Tracy or a member of the Tracy family.
Employees of the Millinery Department at White & May Back row - 2nd from the left: Della Tracy
Back
row - 3rd from left - Della Tracy |
Alexander Tracy, 24, b. 1853 London
Township, of Nissouri, bachelor, carpenter, Methodist (s. of John & Catherine Tracy) married
Eliza Perent, 22, b. 1855 Stephin or Stevin, of Bosanquet, spinster, Baptist
(d. of Telisford & Julia Perent) Wit: Robert Treacy of Nissouri & Mary Treacy of St. Mary on the 3 Oct 1877 St Marys, Perth,
Ontario, Canada Alexander Treacy & Eliza Parent Ada Dell Treacy
b. 28 Dec 1880 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, father carpenter & Farmer Melburn
Parent Treacy b. 8 Mar 1890 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, father builder [male] Alexander Treacy & Eliza Perrin Colonel
Linton Treacy b. 4/8 Jun 1887 St. Marys, Perth, Ontario, father farmer Everett
Tracey b. 27 Dec 1885 St. Mary's, Perth, Ontario 1881
Census - St. Marys, Perth (south/sud), Ontario, Canada Alexander
Tracy Head M 28
Ontarion, Methodist, Irish,
Carpenter (farmer crossed out) Eliza
Tracy Wife F 23 Ontarion, Methodist, French Ethel
Tracy Daughter F 2
Ontarion, Methodist, Irish Ada Tracy
Daughter F 0
4/12 Ontarion, Methodist, Irish 1891
Census - Town of St. Marys, Perth (south/sud), Ontario, Canada Alexander
Tracy Head M 37
parents born Ontario, C.
Presb, house & Bridge builder Eliza
Tracy Wife F 33 parents born Ontario & Quebec,
C. Presb Ethel
Tracy Daughter F 12
parents born Ontario, C. Presb Dell
Tracy Daughter F 10 parents
born Ontario, C. Presb Everit
Tracy Son M 5
parents born Ontario, C.
Presb Linton
Tracy Son M 4
parents born Ontario, C.
Presb Milburn
Tracy Son M 1 parents born Ontario, C. Presb 19 July
1900 Exeter Times St.
Marys...A very sudden and very sad death occurred in town on Sunday last when
little Melburn, the ten year old son of Alex Treacy passed away after a brief
struggle against an attack of appendictis. 1901
Census - Perth (south/sud), Ontario, Canada Alex
Treacy Head M 47 Ont, b. 3 Jan 1854, Presbyterian,
Ethnicity English, carpenter Eliza Treacy
Wife F 44
Qc, b. 25 Dec 1856,
Presbyterian, Ethnicity French Ethel
Treacy Daughter F 20 b. 28 Nov
1880, Ontario, Presbyterian, Ethnicity English, milliner Della
Treacy Daughter F 19 b. 25 Dec
1881, Ontario, Presbyterian, Ethnicity English Everett
Treacy Son M 15
b. 25 Dec 1885, Ontario,
Presbyterian, Ethnicity English Linton
Treacy Son M 13
b. 3 June 1887, Ontario,
Presbyterian, Ethnicity English John
Slack Lodger M 21 Ontario, Methodist Ethnicity English Albert
Ruson Lodger M 24
Ontario, Methodist Ethnicity
English Fred
Cockrane Lodger M 32
Ontario, Methodist Ethnicity
English Mckenzie
Robinson Lodger M 22
Ontario, Presbyterian,
Ethnicity Scotch 1911
Census - Perth South Sub-Districts 34-38, Ontario Alex
Treacy Head M 57 b. Jun 1854 Ontario, Presby,
Carpenter factory Eliza
Treacy Wife F 53
b. Dec 1858 Ontario, Presby,
Hkeeper Saint
Marys Cemetery, St. Marys, Perth County, Ontario, Canada Alexander
Treacy Died July
22, 1920 Aged 65
years Erected
by His beloved
wife and children His wife Eliza
Parent Died Oct
13, 1936 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187301582/alexander-treacy Eliza Treacy
died 14 Oct 1936 Water St South St Marys Ontario, age 76, married, born 25th
Dec 1860 Millium Quebec (d. of Telesphore Parent & Julia Fluette both
born France) buried St Marys, Informant Mackenzie Robertson of Belleville
son-in-law Ethel May Treacy, 25, spinster, of
St Mary's, born St. Mary's, Presbyterian (d. of Alexander Treacy & Eliza Pacent) married Mackenzie Robertson,
26, bachelor, of St. Marys, born Meaford, buttermaker, Presbyterian (s. of
James Robertson & Margaret Falls) Wit: John Darling of St Marys & Everett Treacy of St Marys 11 Sept
1905 Perth, Ontario, Canada 1917-1918
Draft Registration Colonel Pete Muldoon, Mendel
Apts San Francisco City no 12 California, British, merchant 2051 Sutler,
single, b. 4 Jun 1887 St Marys Ontario Canada, tall, medium build, dark brown
eyes, black hair Linton
Treacy, 39, b. 1887 Ontario & Dorothy Johnson, 31, b. 1895 Chicago,
Illinois Richard
Mac Kenzle Treacy b. 22 Dec 1926 Chicago Cook Illinois Linton
Muldoon Treacy died 13 Mar 1929 Tacoma Pierce Washington, age 41 years 9
months 9 days, wife Dorothy Treacy, son of Alexander Treacy 1930
Census - 50 Shinning, Seattle, King, Washington Dorothy
Muldoon Head F 36
Illinois, widow, parents
born Norway, operator park concession Lynn
Muldoon Son M 4 9/12 Washington, father born Canada
mother born Illinois Richard
Muldoon Son M 3
4/12 Illinois, father born
Canada mother born Illinois 1940
Census - Assembly District 24, San Francisco, California Elmer
Campbell Head M 43
Iowa, foreman smelting plant Dorothy
Campbell Wife F 43
Illinois Lynn
Tracy Stepson M 14
Washington Richard
Tracy Stepson M 13 Illinois World War
II Army Enlistment Records Lynn A
Treacy, enlistment 26 Aug 1943 Seattle Washington United States, b. 1925
WASHINGTON, 1 year of college, Semiskilled driver, Single without dependents,
Private No branch assignment |
Robert Treacy (1856-
Robert J Treacy, 30, of St. Marys, b.
1856 London Township, farmer & carpenter, bachelor, Methodist (s. of John Treacy & Catherine Treacy)
married Sarah McMillan, 21, of East Nissouri, b. 1865 Blanshard, spinster,
Presbyterian (d. of John Mcmillan & Jane Mcmillan) Wit: Edith Greene
Hamilton & Mrs WH Hicks St Marys Ont 24 Mar 1886 St Marys, Perth, Ontario,
Canada
1891 Census
- St Marys Perth South Ontario
Robert
Tracy, 34, b. 1857 Ontario, father & mother born Ireland, Methodist, house
& bridge builder
Sarah
Tracy, 26, b. 1865 Ontario, father born Quebec & mother born Ireland,
Methodist,
Bryon S
Tracy, 4, b. 1887 Ontario, father & mother born Ontario, Methodist,
Edgar A
Tracy, 1 6/12, b. 1889 Ontario, father & mother born Ontario, Methodist,
Robert
Treacy, carpenter, & Sarah McMillan
Frank
Russell Treacy b. 1 Sep 1892 St. Mary's, Perth, Ontario
5 Mar 1896
Exeter Times
Treacy - In
St.Marys on Feb 22nd, Sarah Jane McMillan, wife of Robert J. Treacy, aged 30
years, 5 months and 25 days.
Robert Treacy, 44, of St Marys b.
1855 London Township, widower, carpenter, Methodist (s. of John Treacy & Catherine Treacy) married Mary Mckee, 30, of St
Marys b. 1869 Nissouri, widow, school teacher, Ch of England (d. of James
Hurford & Mary Hurford) Wit: Bryan
Treacy of St Marys & Eliza
Treacy of St. Marys on the 11 Oct 1899 St Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada
1901 Census
- 158 St Mary's, Perth South, Ontario [Samuel at 152]
Robert J
Treacy M 45y b. Sep 14
1855 Ontario, Irish, carpenter ???, Meth,
Mary A
Treacy F 32y b.
Jan 19 1869 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
Bryan S
Treacy M 14y b.
Jan 25 1887 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
Edgar A
Treacy M 11y b. Sep 19
1889 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
Frank R
Treacy M 8y b.
Sep 1 1892 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
Sara M
Treacy F y b.
Sep 1 1900 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
Jane C
Treacy F y b.
Sep 1 1900 Ontario, Irish, Meth,
Mary
Mechian, mother-in-law, F 55y, widow, b. Arl 1 1846 Ontario, Eng, Meth,
1901 &
1911 Census - Nissouri East, Oxford, Ontario
Irene Tracey b. 1895 living with
grandparents John & Jane McMillin
Irene Isabel Treacy, daughter of Robert & Sarah
(Mcmillan) Treacy ... married James Everard
Gleason.
Richard ?,
Charles ' [Gleeson] was born Apr 7 , 1889 in E. Nissouri , Ontario , Canada ,
and died Mar 6 , 1946. He married Jan 26 , 1916 in Lakeside , Ontario , Canada
, Irene Isabel Treacy , Daughter Of Robert & Sarah (Mcmillan ) Treacy .
Glidden Genealogy: The Fit of the Glidden Genes
Irene
Isabel Treacy (1895 - 1964) married Everett James Gleason (1889 - 1946)
Child
Robert
James Gleason (1917 - 1971)
https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/everett-james-gleason-24-7qnrhb
Lakeside
Cemetery, Lakeside, Oxford County Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Gleason
Everett J
Gleason
1888 - 1946
his wife
Irene I.
Treacy
1895 - 1974
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/184151456/irene-i-treacy
Frank Russell Treacy, 46, British
Canadian, lives 3096 Kensington Rd, Naturalization 23 Sept 1938 Cleveland,
Cuyahoga, Ohio
On 13 Oct, 1899
Mary Mechan McKee married Robert Treacy in Perth Co. Robert was 13 years older than Mary. His first wife, Sarah McMillan, had passed
away. At the time of their marriage,
Mary was a school teacher and Robert was a carpenter.
Information
we found indicates that the Treacy’s came from Ireland during the potato
famine. They are said to have been
builders and there are apparently quite a number of their heritage houses still
standing. We should note that this may
be a different branch of the Treacy family tree than Robert belonged to, but
the information matches with Robert’s occupation being listed as a carpenter.
In the 1901
census Robert and Mary are living in St. Mary’s, Perth Co with Robert’s three
sons from his first marriage, their one-year-old twin daughters (Sara and Jane)
and Mary’s mother.
By the 1906
census they had moved to High River, Calgary, Alberta. Two of Robert’s sons, Sara and Jane and
Mary’s mother are living with them.
Robert
Treacy died 8 Nov, 1910. Mary Mechan
McKee Treacy died 9 May, 1930.
They are
buried together in Highland Cemetery Range E Plot 061, High River, Alberta.
https://loneyfamilylongford.wordpress.com/tag/robert-treacy/
Maryann Treacy (1858-
Mary Ann Tracy, 27, b. 1858 London?
(d. of John & Catherine Tracy),
lives St Marys, single, Methodist, married James Chalmers, 36, b. 1849
Scuborough Ont (s. of David and Ann Chalmers), lives West Nissouri, single,
farmer, Presbyteriasn 26 Mar 1885 356 Queens Avenue, London, Middlesex,
Ontario, Canada Wit: May Frusor? & Jessie? Kinderson? of London?
1906 Census - 3/19, [Brant] Calgary, Alberta,
Canada
James
Chalmers, head, 58, b. Ontario
Mary
Chalmers, wife, 48, b. Ontario,
Bertram
Chalmers, son, 20, b. Ontario
Jenny
Chalmers, daughter, 9, b. Ontario
Willard
Tracey, nephew, 12, b. Ontario
Elizie
Treacy, sister in law, 52, b. Ontario
Isabella Treacy
(1861-1883)
Isabella
Tracy died 8 Aug 1883 St Marys, Perth, Ontario, aged 23, b. Ontario, weaver, Methodist
William Treacy, lives St. Marys, merchant, Episcopalian
[Presbyterian crossed out], 25, b. 1846 Ireland, (s. of Frank Treacy & Mary Heron) married Charlotte M Adams, lives St.
Marys, Presbyterian, 22, b. 1849 Ontario, (d. of John Adams & Addis Jane
Lowry) Wit: John Mclean & Miss Adams, St Marys, 18 Oct 1871 St Marys,
Perth, Ontario, Canada [of Limerick?]
Note:
Different pioneer family living in the same area
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Model
of George Tracy’s shanty, built by his son, Benjamin Tracy. St. Marys
Museum, 980.3.1. In May 1841, George Tracy travelled from Oxford County to St. Marys to purchase 200 acres of land. Using a variety of woodworking tools, George Tracy was able to build his first home in the village, a log shanty. The Christian Guardian, May 4, 1894 Obituary Rev. Thomas B. Brown ...He preached the first sermon ever delivered in
what is now the town of St. Marys, in the log shanty of the late George
Treacy...[1830’s Wesleyan Methodist Church]
"Treacy
House" circa 1960 The community museum for the Town of St. Marys is located in a lovely old home sitting on a hilltop in a park at 177 Church Street South. It was constructed from locally quarried limestone in 1854. When George Tracy, an early settler to St. Marys, built it for his family, it was by far the largest home in the small village of log shanties. Almost immediately, it was nicknamed the Castle in the Bush. It has been the location of the St. Marys Museum since 1959.
Photo of Benjamin and Agnes Tracy. He is seated while she standing in behind him. In behind Benjamin it is obvious that someone has been scratched out of the photo.
Iredale
Family, As Told By Bruce Iredale Bruce Iredale, along with all who currently carry the Iredale surname in St. Marys, trace back to his great-great-grandfather Joseph Iredale who arrived here in 1844, coming over from England. The original Iredale in Little Falls (as it was known at the time) secured a position as head miller with the Huttons in their grist mill along the Thames River near Victoria Bridge. Joseph married Ellen Barron, who later died. Joseph then married Jane Tracy (daughter of George Tracy ) and the couple would buy a farm and sawmill up Trout Creek, later converting the operation into a flour mill. Joseph and Ellen had a son named Joseph, who would go on to marry Mary Ann Todd. Their son, Orville Clarence Iredale, would marry Mary Ann Longhurst and the couple would have a daughter and three boys that would have descendants in St. Marys to this day. Wilfred Newton Iredale (who married Ida Smith) is the father of Bruce Iredale, while Orville Clarence Iredale is the father of Norman Iredale. http://stmarysindy.com/2017/06/30/long-time-families-in-st-marys/ |
1852
Census - Blanchard Perth (county)
Canada West George
Tracy Sr., 59 M Farmer United States Methodist Episcopal Church Elizabeth
Tracy, 60 F Housewife United States Methodist Episcopal Church George
Tracy Jr, 24 M Labourer Canada Methodist
Episcopal Church Benjamin
Tracy, 19 M Labourer Canada Methodist
Episcopal Church A. Tracy 22 F
Canada Methodist Episcopal Church Jane
Tracy 20 F
Canada Methodist Episcopal Church Harti?ans
Tracy, 17 M Labourer Canada Methodist
Episcopal Church Maranda
Tracy, 7 F
Canada Methodist Episcopal Church 1861
Census - St Mary's, Perth, Ontario George
Tracy, 68, b. 1793 United States, F C Scotland, gentleman Elizabeth
Tracy, 70, b. 1791 United States, F C Scotland 1861
Census - St Mary's, Perth, Ontario Ben Tracy, 27, b. 1834
Canada, F C Scotland, teamster Aganas
Tracy, 25, b. 1836 Canada, F C Scotland Hartmond
Tracy, 2, b. 1859 Canada, F C Scotland Elizabeth
Tracy, 5, b. 1859 Canada, F C Scotland Lizzie
Tracy, 19, of St. Marys, b. 1856 St Marys, spinster, , Presbytarian (d. of
Benjamin Tracy & Agnes Donald) married William Henry Leggett, 30, of St.
Marys, b. 1845 South Crosby Ont, bachelor, harness maker, Presbytarian (s. of
William Leggett & Elizbeth Sly) Wit: William White & Joseph Oddy on
the 8 Dec 1875 St Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada Harkman
Frank Tracy, 28, of Newboror, b. 1857 Canada, bachelor, saddler, Presbytarian
(s. of Benjamin Tracy & Agnes Donald) married Isabella Sutherland, 30, of
Kingstown, b. 1855 Canada, spinster, Presbytarian (d. of John Sutherland
& Elizabeth Gilmour) Wit: Adelaide Sutherland & John R Rathenbury on
the 22 Jul 1885 Kingston, Frontenac, Ontario, Canada Benjamin
Tracy died 3 Dec 1916 Drummond St Newboro Leeds Ontario, 85 years, gent,
married, b. 1831 Embro Tp, Ont (s. of George Tracy) buried St Mary Ont,
Informant George Tracy Newboro Ralph
Iredale died 25 Dec 1929 Toronto E. Gen. Hospital York Ontario Canada,
English race, age 66, b. 10 May 1863 Ontarion (s. of Jane Tracie born
Scotland & Joseph Iredale born England) Informant Gordon Iredale,
brother, buried Toronto Hannah
Iredale, 34, of St. Marys, b. 1865 Downil, spinter, Methodist (d. of Jane
Tracy & Joseph Iredale) married Joseph Cousins, 36, of St. Marys, b, 1863
Blanshail, bachelor, mason, Presbyterian (s. of James Cousins & Mariah
Tait) Wit: George Cousins & Mrs George Cousins of New Hambury on the 27
Apr 1899 St Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada Gordon
Tracie Iredale, 27, of Sauet Sle Marie, b. 1872 St Mary Ont, bachelor,
Blacksmith, Church of England (s. of Jeannette Tracie & Joseph Iredale)
married Brunetta Issie Lackie, 20, of Owen Sound, b. 1880 Markdale Ont,
spinster, Church of England (d. of William J Lackie & Margaret Walker)
Wit: Leslie Elliott Herbert & Maryu Alma Lackey on the 19 Sep 1900 Owen
Sound, Grey, Ontario, Canada George
TRACY Birth:
ABT SEP 1793 in New York, USA Death: 24
FEB 1871 in Mt Morris, Waushara Co., Wisconsin, USA Married
Elizabeth ERNEST b: ABT 1792 in New York, USA, EST 1825 in ?Canada Census: 1851 in Blanchard, Perth Co.,
Canada West (ONT), Canada Children George TRACY
b: ABT 1827 in Canada Jane
TRACY b: 28 JUN 1829 in St Marys, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada George
TRACY Birth:
ABT 1827 in Canada Death: 03
JUN 1871 in Mt Morris, Waushara Co., Wisconsin, USA Married
Martha JUNOR b: 1834 in St Mary, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada Married:
02 JUL 1857 in St Marys, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada Census:
28 JUN 1870 in Mt Morris, Waushara Co., Wisconsin, USA Children Anna
TRACY b: 17 JAN 1859 in St Marys, Perth, Ontario, Canada George F
TRACY b: 22 OCT 1860 in St Marys, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada Jane
TRACY Birth: 28
JUN 1829 in St Marys, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada Death:
AFT 1881 in St Marys, Perth Co, Ontario, Canada Marriage
1 Archibald James FAIRBAIRN b: 06 JUL 1825 in Shiells, Par. of Eccles,
Berwickshire, Scotland Married: 20
SEP 1849 in St Marys, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada Children Archibald
James FAIRBAIRN b: 25 OCT 1850 in Ontario, Canada Marriage
2 Joseph IREDALE b: DEC 1827 in Par. of Graveley, Hertfordshire, England Married: 20
MAY 1854 in St Marys, Perth Co., Ontario, Canada Census:
1881 in Downie Twp, Perth Sth, Ontario, Canada http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lornahenderson&id=I55546 George
TRACY b. about 1789 Near North Adams, Berkshire, Massachusetts d. about 1859
Wautoma Waushara Wisconsin married Elizabeth Lilly before 1825 Canada George
TRACY b. 1825 St.Marys Ontario d.
after 1859 Wautoma Waushara Wisconsin Elmira
TRACY b. 1827 St.Marys Ontario Jane
TRACY b. 28 June 1829 St Mary's Ontario died 2 June 1889 St Marys On Ca
married 20 June 1854 Joseph IREDALE At Jane's parents House St Marys Benjamin
TRACY b. 1831 St.Marys Ontario d. 1916 Newboro, Ontario married Agnes DONALD
1856 Family
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Last update: 21
April 2023