It may be presumed that the Traceys of Monaghan are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
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The Traceys of Monaghan can trace their
history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Cenél Eóghain.
Clogher - Curates
1749.
Philip Tracy appears up to 1760 (V.B.), son of Daniel T., "gen." b.
in Dub., ent. T.C.D., July
19, 1738, aged 16, ed. by Dr. Magill, B.A. 1743, M.A. 1746, ord.
D. 1748, Kilmore. [Monaghan?
See Tyrone]
Clogher clergy and parishes [microform] : being an
account of the clergy of the Church of Ireland in the Diocese of Clogher, from the earliest period, with historical notices
of the several parishes, churches, etc. (1929)
1788 Poll of Electors
Henry Teacy?, Loughkillygreen,
Co. Fermanagh.
Henry Teasey?, Loughkillagreen,
Co. Fermanagh.
John Teasey?, of Clones, Co.Monaghan. Freehold: Loughmillgreen,
Fermanagh
Wm Teasey?, of Clones, Co.Monaghan. Freehold: Loughmillgreen,
Fermanagh
1796 Flax Growers
John Tracy Ematris Monaghan
1819 Kane Estate, Errigal Truagh, County Monaghan
James
(Tracy) Trenor, Glen More (Middle), 1819. See Widow
McKenna for comment
James (Tracy) Trenor, Glen More (Middle), 1819-21.
Theo McMahon and Brendan O Neill.
Rentals and Reports of the Kane Estate, Errigal Truagh, County Monaghan, 1764-1821. Clogher
Record, Vol. 13, No. 3 (1990), pp. 72-91
John
O'Donovans Ordnance Survey letters - Cluain Eois, May 31st 1835
…I have spent a considerable part of this
day (Sunday) in the church yard to get a list of the families of Orielian blood who are buried with Tierney. They are as
follows:- ...22-Treacy, O'Treasaigh...
3
November 1934 (SC)
September
18, 1841 (FJ) Repeal Association
...from Baltimore...Matthew Tracy,
Monaghan, 1 dollar; Patrick Tracy, ditto, 1 dollar; Philip Tracy, do, 1
dollar;...
March 22, 1842 (BL) Monaghan Assizes
Thomas
Tracey, for joining in procession on 12th July last at Castleblayney
- No prosecution.
MISSING ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
|
Name
of Missing |
Home
county |
Arrival
|
AD
Date |
SEEKER
|
|
Mathew Tracy (merchant tailor) |
Clones, Monaghan |
S.Street, Baltimore, MD |
15/6/1855 |
Eleanor Rice (sister), Buffalo, NY Contact: Rice/Nolan |
|
Patrick Tracy |
Clones, Monaghan |
S.Street, Baltimore, MD |
15/6/1855 |
Eleanor Rice (aunt), Buffalo, NY Contact: Rice/Nolan |
|
Philip Tracy |
Clones, Monaghan |
S.Street, Baltimore, MD |
15/6/1855 |
Eleanor Rice (aunt), Buffalo, NY Contact: Rice/Nolan |
1855 Boston Pilot
OF MATHEW TRACY, native of
Clones, co Monaghan, Merchant Tailor, with his two sons Patrick and Philip; when
last heard of was in South street, Baltimore, where he
resided many years. Information will be received by his sister Eleanor Rice,
otherwise Nolan, who is now in Buffalo, N Y.
January
8, 1856 (BL) Select Boarding School, Monaghan
...Tracy...
Griffiths
Valuation - Monaghan 1858-1860
James Tracy Drumgoask Tedavnet Monaghan
James Tracy Telaydan Tedavnet Monaghan
James Tracy Coolshannagh Monaghan Monaghan
William Tracy Gallanagh Monaghan Monaghan
1860- British War Office
(WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
James Tracey, b. 1871, Monaghan, Monaghan
John Tracey, b. 1878, Monghan, Monaghan
Thomas Tracey, b. 1872, Monaghan, Monaghan
Militia
Service Records (WO96)
[Home Guard/Territorial Army]
James Tracey, b. 1871, Monaghan, Monaghan
John Tracey, b. 1876, Monaghan, Monaghan
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of
Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Mary
Jane, Monaghan, Monaghan. 3 251
Tressy, James, Cootehill, Cavan/Monaghan. 18 160
British
Army Service Records
James Tracey, b. 1871 Monaghan, Monaghan
John Tracey, b. 1878 Monghan,
Monaghan
March 1873
The Secretary of
State for War has approved of the issue of a ??? to Colour Sergeant James Tracey,
Monaghan Militia for good conduct and length
of service in that regiment[?].
7 May 1881 (N) Inquest - Monaghan
...Drumbar...Dr. William Woods and Mrs. Tracy/Tracey, a
certified nurse, were present when the child was born.
18 Oct 1881 (BL) The
Intermediate Examinations
E. Tracey, St.
Louis Convent School, Monaghan.
State of Indiana, Glasgow & Larne to New York 18
April 1885
Patrick Tracey,
25, M, Monaghan
30 Sep 1892 (BL) County Monaghan To
Let
Scarva House...1 mile
from Clones...Proposals Richard H. Tracy, Esq,
Roseville, Naas.
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.
Delia Treacy, Gleam (Glear Clones
Monaghan Ireland?), 1899, 19 years
Katie Treacy, Corloonroe (Corlougharoe Killeevan Monaghan
Ireland?), 1901, 18 years
Local government
reform came in 1898 and the first Clones urban council, elected on the 16
January 1899 consisted of: John Black, solicitor, the Diamond; John Smyth,
merchant, Analore Street; Francis Maguire, grocer,
the Diamond; Francis Maguire, hardware merchant, the Diamond; Edward Brady,
grocer, Fermanagh Street; Richard McPhilips,
butcher, Fermanagh Street; Peter McCarney,
grocer, Fermanagh Street; James Kelly, carpenter,
Cara Street, and Patrick Tracey, traveler, Newtownbutler
Road. The town clerk was John Robinson.
Livingstone, Peadar (1980) The Monaghan Story. Clogher Historical Society, Enniskillen.
6 Jan 1899 (BL) The Local
Government Act
Clones Urban
Council...nominee...Patrick Tracey (labour)...
21 January 1899 (AC) Urban District Councils
Clones Election.
The following nationalists were returned...Patk Tracy
(Labour)...
5 January 1901 (AC)
Clones UC...Treacy...
25 May 1901 (AC) UIL Meeting in Clones
...present...P.
Tracy...officiers elected...Patrick Tracy...
2 April 1904 (AC) Mr. Patrick Treacy,
Clones
Having learned
that Mr Patk Treacy is about to leave Clones to take up business in a neighbouring town, a number of friends in Clones have
formed a committee for the purpose of presenting him with a testimonial to
express the esteem and regard in which he is held by all classes. There is no
doubt that the co-operation of all Clones people will be forthcoming for this
thoughtful and worthy project when they are made aware of it. Mr Treacy has been connected with
Clones for many years, during which he enjoyed a unique popularity. In his
early days he was closely connected with Sir Thomas (then Mr. Or Tom) Lipton,
at the outset of that remarkable man's career, and outside Mr
Lipton himself there is probably no man living who knows more of the history of
the distinguished baronet from the time when he started his provision shops in Candleriggs, Glasgow, until he found himself the owner of
the biggest provision business in the world, than Mr Treacy. On leaving Glasgow, Mr. Treacy
was appointed to the charge of Lipton's store and distributing station at
Clones, from which post he subsequently retired. He was a member of Clones
Urban Council for a number of years, but withdrew from that position to the
regret of his colleagues and the electors. Mr. Treacy
is a Nationalist of the most advanced views, but[?]
the reverse of bigoted, and enjoys the esteem and respect of persons of every
political and religious opinion. Since the death of his wife a couple of years
ago, he has taken little or no part in public affairs in Clones. His departure
from the town will be deeply regretted by all who knew him.
3rd December 1901
Board of Guardians of Monaghan Union
Mary A. Treacy, Dispensary Midwife, appointed 19 October 1878,
salary £25/0/0
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland
1901
Census of England
James Tracey, 68, Ireland Co Fermanagh, General Labourer,
Ashton Under Lyne, Lancaster
Alice Tracey, 67, Ireland Co Monaghan,
Dressmaker, Ashton Under Lyne,
Lancaster
12
January 1901 (AC) Clones United Irish League
Mr. Treacy on the
New Century - De 's Career [Lecture]
24
August 1901 (AC) Clones United Irish League
...committee...P. Treacy...
15
February 1902 (AC) Clones Union
...present...Philip Tracy...
11
April 1903 (AC)
Clones (No 2) Rural Dictrict
Council...Philip Tracey...
21
November 1903 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...P. Tracey...
23
July 1904 (AC)
Clones (No 2) Rural Dictrict
Council...Philip Treacy...
Clones Board of Guardians...Philip Treacy...
25
March 1905 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr T[?] Tracy, D.V.C. in the chair...
26
August 1905 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr Philip
Tracy, DVC, presiding...
16
June 1906 (AC)
The weekly meeting of the Clones Board of
Guardians...Mr. Philip Treacy, presiding...
4
August 1906 (AC)
Clones Board of Guardians...Mr. Philip Treacy, D.V.C., in the chair...
Apr
9, 1909 (IT) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr. Philip Tracey presiding...
Jan
7, 1910 (FJ) North Monaghan
...Nationalists of Clones...Philip Treacy RDC...
18
June 1910 (AC) Clones No.2 RD Council
...P. Tracey...
30
July 1910 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr Philip
Tracy in the chair...
19
November 1910 (AC) Clones No.2 RD Council
...Mr Philip
Tracy...
30
December 1911 (AC) Clones No.2 RD Council
Member Co-opted...to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr. Philip Tracy...
8
October 1904 (AC) Sudden death in Monaghan
Mrs Mary Anne Tracy, a midwife living in Glasslough St., Monaghan, was found dead in bed on Thursday
morning. She appeared to be in her usual health on Wednesday evening. The cause
of death is supposed to be heart failure.
1906
Report of the Viceregal Commission on Poor Law Reform
11/11/1903 Mr.
Philip Treacy of Clones and then Enniskillen,
member of the Clones Union in Minutes of Evidence
June 1906 - The weekly meeting
of the Clones Board of Guardians was held on Thursday, Mr. Philip Treacy presiding. The Chairman moved a vote of condolence
on the death of Mr. Michael Davitt and the resolution
was unanimously passed [with the support of the Unionists who remained].
James Tracey: Probate of the
Will (with one Codicil) of John Thompson late of Drumever
County Monaghan Farmer who died 5 April 1904 granted at Armagh to James Tracey Constable Royal Irish Constabulary
Agnes Shaw Married Woman and Sarah Thompson Widow. Date Of
Grant: 07/05/1904 Effects: Effects £277 16s
Mary Ann Treacy: Administration of the estate of Mary Ann Treacy late of Glasslough-street
Monaghan County Monaghan Widow who died 6 October 1904 granted at Armagh to Mary Jane Arthurs Widow. Date Of
Grant: 16/12/1904 Effects: Effects £11 5s
28
March 1908 (AC) Miss Agnes Treacy
...Newtownbutler,
Co. Fermanagh. Although resident in Dublin, Miss Treacy's father is a native of Fermanagh,
Mr. Philip Treacy, R.D.C. [Clones] being her uncle...
May 1910 ITClones Board of Guardians, Mr. Philip Treacy presiding... 1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1914-1918
Ireland’s Memorial Records
John Tracey. Reg. No. 9028. Rank Acting Drummer, 2nd
Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Killed in action France 6/8/1917. Born Monaghan.
22 September 1917
(AC)
...John (Jack)
Tracy, R. Dublin Fusiliers, youngest son of the late Mrs. Tracy, district
nurse, Monaghan, has been killed...
10 November 1917 (AC) Clones Petty Sessions
Patk Treacy, Clones, was summoned...for driving a car in Strokestown...without being licenced...David
Levinson, Clones, owner of the car [employer?]...licence
was out of date...
Board of
Trade – Central Register of Seamen
Tracy G T 22/11/1926 Clones, Co.
Monaghan. R755503
27 October 1928 (AC) Monaghan District Court
Abusive
Language Case. Bridget Tracey, Cornacreive,
Emyvale summoned Mary Casey for abusive language on
1st October...lived in a labourers cottage, her
husband worked on the road...she and her child [Maggie Cassidy], were going to
the well...undertaking given.
Bernard Tracey & Bridget Cassidy
My Greatgrandmother
Bridget Cassidy married Bernard Tracey sometime after 1915. They lived in
Cornacrieve, Monaghan. I would appreciate
any information you have on the record. This is what I do
know about Bridget and Barney's children:
Hugh Tracey: b. 1924
Eileen Tracey: b. 1926?
Bernard Tracey: b.1928
Rory Mulcahy
31 Aug 2011 rorydotcom@hotmail.com
Bernard Tracy may
have married Bridget Hickey in 1913 who may have died
in 1915.
7 September 1929 (AC) Monaghan Co. Board - AOH
...Clones (Bros.
Joe Quinn, Joe Deery and H. Treacey)...
1942
US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
Charles Treacy b.
17 Nov 1893 Monaghan, Ireland Residence: Queens, New York
FAMILY HISTORIES
Tracy - On Aug.
16, 1890 At 1:30 P.M., Mrs. Ann Tracy, Wife Of The Late Dennis Tracy,
Aged 49 Years, A Native Of County Monaghan, Ireland. Friends And Acquaintances
Of The Family And Her Brothers John And Phillip Mccabe
Are Invited To Attend The Funeral From The Family Residence Corner Dorgenois And Ursulines Streets.
New
Orleans Daily Picayune Sunday August 17, 1890
James Tracey & Mary Anne
McKenna
Mary Jane b. 16
March 1864 (LDS)
Elizabeth b. 29
October 1865 (LDS)
James b. 22
October 1870 (LDS)
John b. 26 May
1875 (LDS)
Martha Treasy b. abt 1710 Diocese of Clogher m. William Coulson 1730 Diocese of Clogher
Susanna Peirce or
Treacy b. 1718 Diocese of Clogher
m. Samuel Cottnam 1739 Diocese of Clogher
Mrs Tracey
Hello My GGrandmother Mary Ellen Murphy
was born in Monaghan. She married a Stephen James Murphy who was stationed at
the Infantry Barracks in Monaghan. They lived in Dublin Street and had 3
children between 1899 Michael,George
1901 and Kathleen 1904. The midwife was Mrs Tracey
in Glasslough Street. Can anyone help me with
information about the Murphy families that lived in Dublin Street??
Thank you. Sharon Essex Jun 19, 2008
Clones
1. Mr. Treacy & Mrs Treacy
1.1 Patrick Treacy b. 1864 Ballyshannon
Donegal m. ??? abt
1891 Clones Monaghan (LDS)
1.1.1 Charles b.
17 November 1893 Clones d. 20 November 1971 (LDS)
1.1.2 Frank b.
1895 Clones d. before 1990 (LDS)
1.1.3 Edward b.
1897 Clones d. 1999 (LDS)
1.1.4 Catherine
b. 1897 Clones d. 1990 (LDS)
1.2 James b. abt 1868 Ballyshannon (LDS)
1.3 Margaret b.
1872 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Hugh Joseph
Tracey
Birth:
06
Jun 1922 - Clones, Ireland
Death:
28
Jan 1996 - Orlando, Orange, Florida, USA
Tree Name:
Tracey
Family Tree
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1855 Boston Pilot
OF MATHEW TRACY, native of
Clones, co Monaghan, Merchant Tailor, with his two sons Patrick and Philip;
when last heard of was in South street, Baltimore,
where he resided many years. Information will be received by his sister Eleanor
Rice, otherwise Nolan, who is now in Buffalo, N Y.
Clones Inscriptions
ROUND TOWER GRAVEYARD
William Treacy m. his wife Mary d.
6/2/1784 a. 49. (stone 146)
Source: Clogher Record 1984 Vol Xi No. 3 pp 421-438
|
Des Tracy Trio (1955) The Tracy Family
of Clones, Co. Monaghan are now in the band
business, providing Ceili music all over the
republic. The band was founded and is managed by 21 year old Des Tracy who
plays the piano accordion. His 23 year old brother Paddy is in charge of the
drums while their sister Ena, aged 20, performs on
the piano and accordion. Des has given up his job as a garage mechanic. Ena is a drapers assistant and
Paddy is a cinema projectionist. Ref:
Feb 19, 1955 Irish Times |
Donagh
MEMORIAL
INSCRIPTIONS
John James Treacy, 1954, Donagh, Monaghan
Malachy George Treacy, 1984, Donagh, Monaghan
Nellie Treacy, 1990, Donagh, Monaghan
Monaghan
MEMORIAL
INSCRIPTIONS
Monica Tracey, 1945, Monaghan,
Monaghan
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Duffy,
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Gilsenan,
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Haslett,
A. Historical Sketch of Ballyalbany Presbyterian
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J.J. History of the Town & District of Clogher,
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Last update: 10 December 2011