It may be presumed that the Traceys of Offaly are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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The Traceys of Offaly can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they are of the Uí Bairrche.
Liber
Regalis Visitationis of 1615 - Kilclonfert
Vicarius Edwardus Tracy Minister legens valor 10 le. Ecclia et Cancella bene repantur cum communionis Hibernice.
Census
1659
Barony Ballcowen, Kings (Offaly) (pp.439)
Trassey (7)
1727 George Treacy, Tullamore, King’s county, merchant (Perogative Will) Prerogative will book/F/257a.
Tracy Peerage Case
CL & 7 Vol 10
1. William Tracy of Canelly (Ross), Kings Co. d. 1734 married Mary O’Brien
1.1 James of Gurteen, Kings Co. b. 1729 d. 1794
1.1.1 Joseph
1.1.1.1 James
1.1.2 BLANK
1.1.3 BLANK
1.2 Timothy of Coole, Co. Westmeath. b. 1730 d. 1799 (~~ unreadable)
1.3 Anne m. Casrole of Killoughy, Kings Co.
(The following was included on the same page but may not be connected to the above)
1. July 1724 Wm Tipper of Tipperstown, Co. Kildare and Edward T. Now of Dublin set to Benj.Gale of Dublin lands of Tippertown for 3 lives (?).
GO Ms 576 Sadleir Pedigree
Notebook, page 206.
(Included in the index of GO
Ms 470 with the following in pencil “JA 2/9/44”)
Evidence of Barrakia Lowe Tarlton...heard of other claimants...knew old
Patrick Tracy of Tullamore, now dead...William Welden Tracy of Ard
[Geashill]...present claimant was a Wine Merchant in Dublin...my Aunt was
married to William Tracy...
Evidence of Patrick Boyne...I married a daughter of Mr. Wyer [of Dureen
near Portarlington in the Kings County]...my father-in-law's mother was a Tracy
and connected with the Tracys...
Statement of Joseph Tracy made in 1836...formerly of Geashill in the
King's County Ireland now of Chapel Place North, South Audley Street,
London...aged seventy years and upwards...I was principally reared by my uncle,
the late Timothy Tracy of Coole in the County of Westmeath Ireland...that on
the 10th day of August 1796 he gave me a Prayer Book...In 1798 I married the
daughter of Mr. Philip Tracy of Castlebrack in the Queen's County, by whom I
have a family of four sons and two daughters. In the year 1815, I gave the
aforesaid Prayer book to my eldest son James...on his going to reside in
Dublin...
Statement of William Carroll made in 1836...will be 72 years of age the
eight day of August next ensuing...[lived at the age of six or seven] in the
townland of Bonatern, Parish of Killoughy, Barony of Ballyboy, in the Kings
County in Ireland...mothers maiden name was Ann Tracy...was born in the Parish
of Lismally [Lynally?] in the King's County...his uncles James Tracy [and]
Timothy Tracy...[grandparents] William Tracy and Mary Tracy...his uncle
Timothy, who was at that period abroad, engaged in the German War...Deponent
was about twelve or Fourteen years of age his Uncle Timothy came home,
accompanied by his wife, an English Woman...gave money to his mother...and was
afterwards a Clerk in the General Post Office in the City of Dublin...became
agent to Lord Boyne, who had an estate in the Parish of Lanelly...employed for
many years by Lord Portarlington, near Spire Hill at Portarlington, but his
uncle not considering the salary sufficient entered into the service of Mr.
Smyth of the county of Westmeath, member of parliament, who gave him a freehold
in the townland of Coole, county Westmeath, where he settled, died and was
buried around 1799...Uncle James living in Gurteen in the Barony of Geashill on
Lord Digby's Estate...wife maiden name was Carrier...had one child named
Joseph... Mr. O'Brien, a merchant in Dublin, came to London on mercantile
business with his daughter Mary...William Tracy made his acquaintance with her
there...and came over to Dublin and married her...they settle in Dublin and Mr.
O'Brien took him in as a partner, they failed in Business and that William
Tracy and his wife, with his two sons, went to the country, to the Parish of
Lanelly, in about 1731 and settled on Lord Boyne's Estate where Ann was
born...William Tracy died 1734...James Tracy died 1794 and was buried in
Castlebrack...His children...Joseph the eldest son and two other sons Andrew
and Patrick and one daughter...Timothy was a protestant and James a catholic -
he went with his wife.
April 7, 1848 (FJ) Died
At Geashill, in the King's County,
of Fever, Mary Anne, daughter of James Tracy, Esq, the claimant to the Tracy
Peerage.
(see Tracy
Peerage Case I and II)
1745 Edwd. Tracey, Birr,
King’s co., merct. (Perogative Will)
1758 Thomas Tracey,
Parsonstown, King’s county, merchant (Perogative Will)
1763 Tenants of the earl of Charleville, Tullamore, Kings County
Edward Tracy
T. U. Sadleir.
Manuscripts at Kilboy, Co. Tipperary. Analecta Hibernica, No. 12 (Jan., 1943),
pp. 129, 131-154
12 October 1765 (FJ)
A well dressed young man went to the House of
Mr. Shee, in Abbey-street [Dublin]...He says his name is John Tracy, by trade a
shoe-maker, and was born at Birr in the Kings County.
1766 Religious Census
Thomas Treacy, papist, 2 people, Ballycommon, Kings Co.
GO Ms. 536-7 National Library of Ireland
5 March
1774 (F) Royal Sport of Cock Fighting
On Monday the 7th of March, 1774, a Cock Match will be fought
between the Gentlemen of the Co. Galway and King's County, at Robert Tracy's
new Cock Pit in Birr, for five Guineas a Battle, and 100 Guineas the Main. N.B.
An Assembly the second Night of fighting and good Ordinaries every Day at said
Tracy's.
1. The Parsonstown
Loyal Independents; associated the 15th of February 1776. Scarlet faced black;
silver lace. Colonel Sir William Parsons, Baronet. Major L. Parsons (afterwards
Earl of Eosse). Captain B. B. Warburton. Lieuts.
Treacy and Kearney. Surgeon William Wilkinson.
The Midland Septs and the Pale: An Account of the Early Septs and Later. Sealy, Bryers, and Walker
Thomas
Lalor Cooke, William Antisell Cooke (1875) The Early History
of the Town of Birr, Or Parsonstown
31 July
1777 (FJ) Married
Mr. Edward Tracy, merchant in Birr, to Miss Sally Baily of
Meath-street
14? June
1779
William Tracy, of Ballylevin, King's County, Esq; to Miss Elinor
Tarlton, daughter to the late Gilbert Tarlton, of Killeigh, Esq;
The
Gentleman's and London magazine: or monthly chronologer, 1741-1794
Wm Tracy, Ballylevin, Kings Co. = Elinor Tarlton, d. of Gilbert,
of Killeigh, June 1779
Hibernian
Magazine
19 October
1782 (F)
Notice is hereby given that a Board or Meeting of the Trustees of the
Turnpike Road, leading from Maryborough to Toomivara, is appointed to be held
at the House of Robert Tracy, in Borris, on Tuesday 21st October next, between
twelve and one o'Clock at Noon, in order to set, by public Cant, for one year,
from the 1st of November next, the Tolls of the Gates from Maryborough to
Toomivara. Thomas Morris, Treasurer. Borris, September 20, 1782.
1782 Volunteers
Magherafelt (First) Volunteers. June 1773; scarlet, faced black. Captain
A. Tracy; Lieutenant Richard Dawson; Ensign R. Montgomery.
Parsontown Loyal Independents. Feb. 15th 1776; scarlet,
faced black, silver lace. Colonel Sir William Parsons, Bart.; Major L. Parsons;
Captain B.B. Warburton; Lieutenant Edward Tracy
Rosanallis Volunteers. July 1st 1774; scarlet, faced
blue, silver lace. Colonel Richard Croasdale; Majo George Sandes; Captain L.
Sandes; Captain J. Sabatier; Captain A. Johnson; Lieutenant William Tracey.
MacNevin,
Thomas (1846) The History of the Volunteers of 1782. 5th Edition.
James Duffy, Dublin.
1778 Thomas Hanks, Birr, Kings Co. (Offaly) Holding under Edward Treacy on the Bridge.
29 June
1778 (FJ)
On Friday evening last, Mr. Thomas Tracy, of Edenderry,
dancing-master, was thrown from his horse, by...was unfortunately drowned...
Walkers Hibernian Magazine 1771 to
1812
Wm. Tracy, Ballylevin, King's co. m. Elinor Tarlton, d. of
Gilbert, of Killeigh June 1779 p. 375
Peter Tracey - NSW
Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Single
Calling/trade: Soldier ploughman & reaper
Born: 1779 Kings Co
Tried: 1829 Queens Co
Sentence: 7
Former
convictions: 2
Ship: Larkins (2) [1829]
Crime: Stealing clothes
Tullamore 1780
The house known as
Elmfied stood alone on this road for almost 100 years from the 1780s to the
1890s. The original lease from Charles William Bury first earl of Charleville
was for three lives from the 29th of September 1795 at a yearly rent of £12.
The property was described as bounded on the north by the High Road leading
from Tullamore to Birr, on the South by a road leading to a bog, on the east by
the widow Mary Tracy's fields and on the west by part of Spollenstown
Park.
26 February 1785 (FJ) Excise Office
...a numerous mob from
Roscrea, many of them with fire arms, assembled at Borris and fired several shots
into the house of lodge...and seized five hogheads of whiskey distilled by
Christopher Dewnes of Roscrea, which had been seized...Patrick McCan and Edward
Bradley, both of Roscrea, butchers, Denis Fehan of Roscrea, Daniel Tracy of the
same place, blacksmith, and - Hough, were concerned in the said
outrage...reward of Fifty Pounds [for their capture]...
Thomas Tracy - NSW
Alias:
Tracey Treacy
Religion:
Protestant
Marital status: Married 1 child
Calling/trade: Physician
Born: 1788 Kings Co
Tried: 1827 Dublin
Sentence:
7
Ship: Mangles (5) [1828]
Crime: Shoplifting
Died: 1828 Sydney Hospital
December 12, 1817 Freemans Journal
Births
- On Monday last, in York street, the Lady of Dr. Tracy of a son.
17 November 1827 (F) The Late charge of Shop-Lifting in
Dublin
The unfortunate individual (Dr. Tracy) who
was lately apprehended under the above charge, remains in custody. - His house
was searched since we last mentioned his apprehension by peace officer Galogly,
and a vast quantity of articles of a most varied description found in one of
the closets. It is, perhaps, possible that those articles, or some of them,
might have been purchased by him; but it is rather singular that he never
mentioned having them in his possession to any member of his family. In fact,
the waiting room of the Head-Police-office bears a stronger resemblance to a
fancy shop in Home's Arcade, than a place of official business, the room being
strewn with rich shawls, pieces of silk, fashionable and costly china
ornaments, a quantity of silver bladed fruit knives, ostrich feathers,
artificial flowers, plated coasters, branch and plain candlesticks, ribbons,
laces, and a multitude of other articles, which would puzzle the ingenuity of
an auctioneer to classify under their proper heads. The informations are not
yet complete, and he remains over for further examination.
21 November 1827 (F) Recorders Court, Dublin
Yesterday, Doctor Thomas Tracy, M.D.
pleaded "Not Guilty" to the Indictment for stealing in the shop of
Mr. Tuthill. At the sitting of the Court this day, Mr. Hamilton, said he was
desired by the Prisoner to apply to the Court, to withdraw the plea of
"Not Guilty". The prisoner was again arraigned - the Indictment was
read to him - in it he stood charged for stealing 3 yards of Linen, the
property of Henry Tuthill, of Dame-street, and to which the Prisoner pleaded
"Guilty". The Recorder then proceeded to give Judgement, and
Sentenced the Prisoner to 7 years Transportation.
9 February 1828 (F) Doctor Tracy - Captain Beggs
Nearly thirty convicts wer conveyed from
Newgate to the hulk, at Dunleary, on Sunday morning, amongst whom were Dr.
Tracy and Capt. Beggs.
Newry Commercial Telegraph Feb. 8, 1828:
Nearly thirty convicts were conveyed from Newport to the hulk, at
Dunleary [Co Dublin], on Friday morning, amongst whom were Doctor Tracy and Captain Beggs.
8 December 1827 (F)
Among the extraordinary cases which are
continually exciting our wonder in the police reports, we have met with none
more remarkable than those of Dr. Tracy of Dublin, who had contrived a large
camlet cloak full of pockets to receive the booty recruining from his long
unsuspected cruises...but we really think it worth serious consideration,
whether there are not many "cases punished by Botany Bay, or the halter,
which are fitter for St. Luke's"
1829 July 10th Limerick Evening Post
and Clare Sentinal
Death On 16th last September at Botany bay, Doctor Traecy, formerly of York street Dublin. He was transported
for stealing from a shop.
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
David Tracey born Rahue, Offaly. Served in 6th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39 1795-1817
David Tracey, b. 1776 Rahue, Kings (Offaly)
1794-1816 Thomas Tracy
alias Treasy, Treces, Tracey, Treacy.
Born Rahen, Offaly.
Served in 52nd Foot Regiment; Leinster Rangers; 2nd Foot Regiment; 44th Foot Regiment.
Discharged aged 46.
Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge.
Kilmainham Reference: A9856.
1796 Irish Flax Growers
John Tracey Clonmacnoise Offaly
September 16, 1797 Freemans Journal
Trim Assizes September 8 - Thomas
Tracy was tried for high treason...
1799 Darby Tracy of Edenderry
Letter [A] from Darby Tracy,
chairman in London, to Mr Denis Feagan, breeches-maker at Edenderry, wherein is
clearly proved the effects which an union with Great Britain will have on the
interest and happiness of the common people of Ireland. 36pp.
Denis Feagan was his kinsman, He
also had a nephew Dick and a cousin Molly. A Judy is also mentioned.
http://books.google.ie/books?id=3-A1AAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PA5&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=0_0
British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tr(e)acy born Clara, Offaly. Served in Offaly Militia Discharged aged 44, 1801-1829
James Tracey, b. 1783 Clara, Kings (Offaly)
British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Peter Tracey born Rayow, Offaly. Served in 16th Foot Regiment; 90th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 37, 1801-1819
Peter Tracey, b. 1781 Birr, Kings (Offaly)
1802 Rev. Charles Emilius Baggot, Kilcoursey, Kings. (Offaly) Witness & memorial: Mathias Tracy, Kilcoursey. Farmer.
1806 George Treacy,
Kilcoursey (Perogative Will)
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tracey born Tullamore, Offaly. Served in 8th Dragoons; 7th Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 33 after 11 years 4 months of service, 1807
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Patrick Tracey born Killbride, Offaly. Served in 89th Foot Regiment; 4th Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 43, 1807-1817
1808 (205) (Ireland.)
Accounts
Spring Assizes 1807 Kings County - Barony of Ballybrit
To Michael Rigney & William Rigney, to repair 70 perches road from Mount Mellick to Roscrea, between Martin Tracy's house and Mich. Rigneys at 4s6d per perch £15/15/0
26 May 1814
Edward Tracey, Will, Wine Cooper of Cappenagaera, Kings County, Catalogue reference PROB 11/1557
1814 John Tracy, Edenderry,
Kings Co. (Prerogative Will)
1814 Leet's Directory
William Tracy, King's
Alumni
Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Tracey, Daniel, Pen. (Mr Morris), Dec 5, 1814, aged 20; R.C., s. of Denis, Mercator; b. King’s Co. (Offaly) (see Daniel Tracey and family of Roscrea, Montreal and Albany)
1823 Directory Offaly
Bahagher - Shopkeepers and Traders
Geo. Treacy, Linen Draper.
Birr - Boot and Shoe Makers
Simon Treacy, Main Street.
Michael Tracey, Rosemary Street
Thomas Lalor Cooke, William Antisell Cooke (1875) The Early History
of the Town of Birr, Or Parsonstown
1823-4 Return of Persons committed under Insurrection Act in Ireland
James Tracey, out at improper hours, Birr 1 October 1823, acquitted
Philip Tracey, out at improper hours, Birr 11 December 1823, acquitted
Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Banagher and Neighbourhood in the
year 1823
Linen Draper: Geo. Treacy
Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Birr and Neighbourhood in the
year 1823
Boot and Shoe Makers: Simon
Treacy, Main Street.
Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Roscrea and Neighbourhood in the
year 1823
Iron Merchant: Michael Tracey,
Rosemary St.
Leather Sellers: John Tracey,
Limerick Street.
Tanners: Michael Tracey, Rosemary
Street.
Thomas Lalor Cooke, William
Antisell Cooke (1875) The Early History of the Town of Birr, Or Parsonstown
1824 House of Lords Papers
18/6/1823-1/2/1824 Insurrection Act
James Tracey, out at improper hours, tried 1 October 1823 Birr Kings Co, acquited
Philip Tracey, out at improper hours, tried 19 January 1824 Birr Kings Co, acquitted
British War Office - Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854
John Trac(e)y born Rhode, Offaly. Served in 99th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 41, 1824-1847
John Tracy, b. 1806 Phillipstown, Kings (Offaly)
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Peter Tracey born Ballyboy, Offaly. Served in 75th Foot Regiment; 91st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39, 1827-1848
Peter Tracey, b. 1808 Frankford, Kings (Offaly)
British Army Pensioners in South Africa 19th Century
|
Name |
Pension Awarded |
Unit/Regiment |
Residence |
Source |
Volume |
Page |
Index No. |
Died |
Death Place |
|
Peter Tracy |
6 Jun 1848 |
91st Foot |
Auckland, Cape |
WO120 |
70 |
113 |
6220 |
1851 |
17th April 1827 Clonmacnoise [Offaly parish]
George Tracy churchwarden
20 June 1829 (FJ)
O'Connell Fund
From Tullamore and Durrow, King's County...Wm. Tracy...
1829-1833 Juvenile
association for promoting the education of the deaf and dumb poor of Ireland
Mrs. Treacey, 2s 6d, Diocesan School, Ballymena
Mrs. Tracey, 1s 6d, Mrs C and Mrs Montgomereys Card, Ballymena
Master R. Tracy, 3d, Rebecca Parkers Card, Banagher
Mr. Tracy, 1s, Master Robert Deverells Card, Tullamore
Mrs. Tracy, 6d, Mis Welchs Card, Maryborough
M. L. Tracey, Esq, 2s 6d, Miss E Cuppaidges Card, Galway
1830 Royal Commission for inquiring into the condition of the poorer
classes in Ireland
Plantiff: Patrick Treacy, Defendant: Catherine Delany, House, Dunkerrin Clonisk Kings Co, £0/18/0 rent, Overholding, Pliant dismissed, Issued
British War Office - Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854
James Treacy born Kilbride, Offaly. Served in 30th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 42, 1831-1853
James Treacy, b. 1810 Tullamore, Kings (Offaly)
1833 Detailed Account of
Expenses incurred under Population Act for Ireland, 1831 [census]
Enumerator: George Tracy, King's County £37/0/0 [highest amount for the county]
19 November 1833
Pawnbroking in Ireland
Pawnbroker: Patrick Carroll of
Birr
Surities: Simon Treacy gentleman,
Stephen Woods grocer & Denton Hemsworth appraiser, all Birr
1834 Statement of outrages
in baronies of Ballyboy, Ballybrit, Eglish and Garrycastle in the King's County
from 1 january to 12 April 1834
17 January. Same evening, an armed
party entered the house of Martin Killan of Charlestown; beat him, and cautioned
him against teling lies of his neighbours. They taxed Killan with being the
cause of a man being turned out of a Mr. Tracey's employment.
1835 State of religious
and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Killaloe
Roscomroe [Offaly]: Private day
school kept by John Tracy. Small quarterly payments of children. Males
49 Females 39. Summer about 40. Reading writting arithmetric and bookkeeping.
1835 State of religious
and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Killoughy Fircal, Hedge school at
Pallas kept by John Tracey, payments by children of 1.5d to 2d per week,
school open three months, reading writing and arithmetic Roman Catholic
catechism.
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tr(e)ac(e)y born Birr, Offaly. Served in 49th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 32, 1835-1853
John Tracey, b. 1821 Birr, Kings (Offaly)
1836 Royal Commission for inquiring into the condition of the poorer
classes in Ireland
Plantiff: John Drought, Defendant: Patrick Treacy and 3 others, Lands, 18/0/0 plantation, Aughancon Ballybrit Kings Co, £30/0/0 rent, Overholding, Decreed on hearing, Issued
1832 Plantiff: Daniel Delany, Defendant: Barnabas Tracy, House and Lands, - acres, Geashill Geashill Kings Co, £15/0/0 rent, Overholding, Plaint dismissed, Not Issued
1836-37 Electors
registered
John Tracey,
freeholder, £10
Thomas Tracey, leaseholder, £10
1837 Simon Treacy, Prerogative Court will. Exec: A Treacy, Parsonstown, (Birr, Co. Offaly). IWR/1837/F/638.
1837 Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland
Rathcoole…This place formerly gave the title of Viscount to the
family of Tracey, to which James Tracey, Esq., of Geashill, in King's
county, is at present prosecuting his claim before the House of Lords. (see Tracy
Peerage Case I and II)
15 November
1837- 16 August 1838 Pawnbrokers in Ireland
27 Mar, 1818 Bond
Pawnbroker: Christopher Wall, 18 Mary's Abbey
Sureties: - - Thomas Tracy, Mabbot
Street; (Dublin)
Christopher Hodgers, 167 Church Street;
and John Scott of Kildare, Hotel-keeper
June 8 1829 Pawnbroker application
Applicant: William Treacy, jun
Mountrath
Sureties: Charles Pim
of Mountrath, Gentleman
James Demsey of Mountrath, Shopkeeper
John Cunningham, of Derrough, Esq.
25 May 1833 Pawnbroker application
Applicant: Henry Jones Edenderry
Sureties: John Walker, Tullamore, Publican
James Clarke, Gallen, Collector
Thomas Hackett, Ballydaly, Farmer
Simon Treacy, Birr, Gentleman
29 April 1835 Pawnbroker application
Applicatant: John Phelan of Roscrea
Sureties: Thomas Mockham, John Hart & Michael
Treacy, Shopkeepers of Roscrea
21 April
1838 Returns from the Marshal of the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath,
May 1829, 15000 tickets
21
April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath,
May 1829, 20,000 tickets
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of
the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath,
May 1829, 19,872 tickets, £2263s19d-
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of
the City of Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath,
May 1829, 26,884 tickets, £3565s7d7
Parliamentary
Papers of Great Britain
24th of February 1838 Hue and Cry
12. Description
return of Patrick Cornelius and Andrew Tracy, of Lugglass, King's County, for a
murderous assault on James Looby, on the 24th February last.
1838 The Catholic Directory, Ecclasiastical Register, and Almanac
Diocese of Ossory
Chapter – Treasurer: Rev. Wm. Tracey.
Northern District
Wm. Tracey, Parish priest, Rathdowney
Diocess of Dromore
Newry
Convent Sacred Institute of Saint Clare - Mother Abbess is Mrs. MM Tracy.
Diocess of Kildare and Leighlin
Wm Tracy, Curate Kilcock
F Tracy, Curate Ballyfin
Felix Tracy, Curate, Mountmellick
Diocess of Killaloe
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
1 May 1839 (FJ) Fabricated Outrages
Quarter sessions of
Birr...alledged assult on Hoskins by Tracy...Patrick Tracy, the father of the
prisoner...verdict of not guilty...perjury procedings...
10 August 1839 (FJ) Marriages
On the 4th instant, in Mountrath,
John Fitzpatrick, Esq., eldest son of Wm Fitzpatrick, Esq, of Deer Park, Queens
county to Johanna, only daughter of the late John Tracy, Esq., of Kilcommon,
King's County.
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Thomas Tracey born Birr, Offaly. Served in 17th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 23 1839-1848
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TREACY
OTHER NAMES: JOHN
AGE: 19
PLACE OF TRIAL: Kings County
TRIAL DATE: 07/03/1839
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Malicious Assault
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: Tr 3, p 100
1839 Kings County Gaol
Patrick Tracey
Andrew Tracey
Sessional
Papers
21 Jan 1842 Loyal National
Repeal Association
...John Tracy, Frankford, Kings County...
Civil Service Evidence of Age
Patrick Tracy, b. 1840, King's County, Ireland
Cornelius Treacy, b. 1852, King's County, Ireland
19 August 1843 (N) Inquest at Parsonstown
jury...Robert Tracy...
14 October 1843 Persons murdered
Margaret Tracey, poor woman, Ballybritt, Kings Co.
Parliamentary
Papers
September 12, 1844 (FJ) Victory of O'Connell
Dunkerrin and Moneygall...A man by
the name of Tracy was dragged and beaten by the police, whom he will summon to
the next petty session at Moneygall.
5th October 1846 Loans
made by Commission of Public Works
John Treacy, Clonlisk, Kings Co, £9/17/111
Sessional
Papers
1846 Slater's national
commercial directory of Ireland
Birr
Robert
Treacy, boot and shoe makers, Cumberland st
Thomas
Treacy, boot and shoe makers, Cumberland st
Tullamore
Andrew
Treacey, eating and lodging house, Bridge st
1846-1851 New York arrivals
John Tracey, age 22, Labourer, Offaly
Ireland to New York, Liverpool: Swan 11/30/1848
December 17, 1847 (FJ) Death from Exposure to cold
Thursday morning information
reached this town that a car-driver named Treacy, who left this on a previous
day, was found lying dead in a moor, at Ballincard, near Frankford...his wife
and relations...- King's County Chronicle
December 23, 1847 (FJ)
Acting Constable M'Donald of the
Emill station, arrested Denis Treacy in a bog near Dunkerrin, who has been
fully identified and committed to gaol by the Moneygall bench of magistrates to
stand trial for attacking Mr. Burris, jun, and robbing him of his gun. - Nenagh
Guardian
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: DENIS
AGE: 19
PLACE OF TRIAL: Kings Co
TRIAL DATE: 28/02/1848
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Robbery with violence
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 7, p 93
1848 Kilcommon
Teachers: Con O'Brien and Sarah
Treacy.
1848? Dunkerrin Auxiliary Workhouse under the care of Mr
Treacy, schoolmaster and an assistant matron.
Dunkerrin By Seamus O Riain, Dunkerrin
History Committee, 1988
8th May 1849 Commissioners of Public Works
- Drainage, Naviagtion and Waterpower
Treacy's Mills, Shinrone, King's County
June 16, 1849 (FJ) Marriages
May 14, in New York, George
Bennett, Esq., Lieutenant in the 2d West India regiment, to Dorinda, youngest
daughter of the late Simon Treacy, of Parsonstown.
November 8, 1849 (FJ) The National Conference
...John Treacey, mill owner,
Kilcommon, Shinrone...
10 November 1849
(N) National Conference
John Treacey, mill owner, Kilcommon,
Shinrone. [Offaly]
1 December 1849
(N)
The Nenagh Guardian gives an account of an
incendiary fire near Ross at the borders of the Kings County, upon the property
of a Mr. Kennedy...There can be no doubt but the fire was malicious, because
Kennedy had taken, about five years ago, an extensive farm from Mr. Hackett, of
Parsonstown, from which a tenant named Tracy was dispossessed...
1849 Loans - Commissioners of Public Works
John Treacy, Clonlisk, Kings. £9/17s/11d
1852 Return of Works of Drainage executed
John Treacy, Clonlisk, Kings. £9/17s/11d,
2a/0r/0p subsoiling
April 18, 1850 (FJ) Death
April 15, in Eccles street, aged
87 years, William W. Tracy, esq.
1850 William Tracy, Kings
Co. & Eccles St, Dublin (Prerogative Will)
September 5, 1860 (FJ) Marriage
August 28, in Monkstown Church,
John Hunter, of Great Denmark street, to Catherine, youngest daughter of the
late William Weldon Tracy, of Ard, in the King's County.
Tracy, October
29th 1874, at 27 Leeson Park, Martha, daughter of the late William Weldon
Tracy, of Ard, in the King's County, Esq.
1851 Tullamore - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
Adelaide,
London/Plymouth 8th November 1851, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia
31st January 1852.
John
Freacy (Treacy?), 19, Agr. Labourer - Kings county
Edward
Freacy (Treacy?), 23, Agr. Labourer - Kings county
3 February
1852 South Australian Register
(Adelaide)
Passangers per Adelaide..John and Edward Treacy...
May 6, 1852 (FJ) Manufacture Movement
...The Secretary next proposes Mr.
Tracy, miller, of Shinrone...
June 10, 1852 (FJ) Court of Chancery
Henry Sandes and William Tracy,
Petitioners; Charles Osborne, Repondent...Lands of Ballymagarvey, situated in
the Barony of Duleek and County of Meath, containing 128 Acres or
thereabouts...apply to Mr. William Tracy, Solicitor for Petitioners, 34 Eccles
street...
Griffiths Valuation Offaly 1854
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Anne Tracey Cappancur Geashill Offaly Bernard Tracey Gorteen Geashill Offaly Bernard Tracy Gorteen Geashill Offaly Bridget Tracey Compton Row, (Townparks) Birr Offaly Bridget Tracey Wilton Kilmanaghan Offaly Bridget Tracy Fancroft Seirkieran Offaly Catherine Tracy Fancroft Seirkieran Offaly Catherine Tracy Town of Tullamore (Part of) Kilbride Offaly Cornelius Tracy Clonlisk Kilcomin Offaly Denis Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Edward Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Edward Tracey Rogerstown Monasteroris Offaly Francis Tracey Barnagrotty Borrisnafarney Offaly Hannah Tracy Glasshouse Kilcomin Offaly James Tracey Clashroe Roscomroe Offaly James Tracey Coolroe Ettagh Offaly James Tracey Market Lane Off Church Street, Tullamore Kilbride Offaly James Tracey Town of Moneygall, Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly James Tracy Town of Moneygall, Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly James Tracy Village of Ballyboy Ballyboy Offaly James Tressy Town of Cloghan, Magherabane Gallen Offaly John Tracey Drumroe Castletownely Offaly John Tracey Lemanaghan Lemanaghan Offaly John Tracy Derrinclare Kilcomin Offaly John Tracy Kilcomin Kilcomin Offaly John Tracy Mucklone, East Kilcomin Offaly Judith Tracy Gerryhinch Clonyhurk Offaly Julia Tracy Drumakeenan Ettagh Offaly Lack Tracy Townparks Killaderry Offaly Margaret Tracy Mrs. Town of Portarlington, Kilmalogue Clonyhurk Offaly Martin Tracy Cullenwaine Cullenwaine Offaly Mary Tracey South West Fair Green St., Town of Clara Kilbride Offaly Mary Tracy Gorteen Roscrea Offaly Matthew Tracy Ballycosney Kilbride Offaly Matthew Tracy Rosnagowloge or Tirinchinan Kilbride Offaly Michael Tracey Ballyrickardmore Aghancon Offaly Michael Tracey Garr Castlejordan Offaly Michael Tracy Ballycosney Kilbride Offaly Michael Tracy Rosnagowloge or Tirinchinan Kilbride Offaly Patrick Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Patrick Tracey Ruddock's Lane, Tullamore Kilbride Offaly Patrick Tracey Wheelwright Lane, Tullamore Kilbride Offaly Patrick Tracy Crogan Demensne Croghan Offaly Patrick Tracy Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Patrick Tracy Gorteen Roscrea Offaly Patrick Tracy Springfield Drumcullen Offaly Rev. R. F. Tracey Tullamore Church Street Kilbride Offaly Robert Tracey Cumberland Street,(Townparks) Birr Offaly Robert Tracey Townparks Birr Offaly Thomas Tracey Compton Row,(Townparks) Birr Offaly Thomas Tracey Cumberland Street,(Townparks) Birr Offaly Thomas Tracey Town of Moneygall,Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracey Village of Geashill,Geashill Geashill Offaly Thomas Tracey Woodfield or Tullynisk Eglish Offaly Thomas Tracy Cullenwaine Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracy Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracy Town of Moneygall, Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Tiernan Tracy Kilcummin Tisaran Offaly Timothy Tracey Ballyrihy Dunkerrin Offaly Timothy Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly William Tracey Clyduff Dunkerrin Offaly William Tracey Coole Ballyburly Offaly William Tracey Cush East Gallen Offaly William Tracey Kilcummin Tisaran Offaly |
Michael Tracey Ballyrickardmore Aghancon Offaly James Tracy Village of Ballyboy Ballyboy Offaly William Tracey Coole Ballyburly Offaly Bridget Tracey Compton Row, (Townparks) Birr Offaly Robert Tracey Cumberland Street, (Townparks) Birr Offaly Robert Tracey Townparks Birr Offaly Thomas Tracey Compton Row, (Townparks) Birr Offaly Thomas Tracey Cumberland Street, (Townparks) Birr Offaly
Francis Tracey Barnagrotty Borrisnafarney Offaly
Michael Tracey Garr Castlejordan Offaly John Tracey Drumroe Castletownely Offaly
Judith Tracy Gerryhinch Clonyhurk Offaly Margaret Tracy Mrs. Town of Portarlington, Kilmalogue Clonyhurk Offaly
Patrick Tracy Crogan Demensne Croghan Offaly James Tracey Town of Moneygall, Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly James Tracy Town of Moneygall, Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Martin Tracy Cullenwaine Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracy Cullenwaine Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracy Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracey Town of Moneygall,Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Thomas Tracy Town of Moneygall, Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly Patrick Tracy Springfield Drumcullen Offaly Denis Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Edward Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Patrick Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Patrick Tracy Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly Timothy Tracey Ballyrihy Dunkerrin Offaly Timothy Tracey Franckfort Dunkerrin Offaly William Tracey Clyduff Dunkerrin Offaly Thomas Tracey Woodfield or Tullynisk Eglish Offaly James Tracey Coolroe Ettagh Offaly Julia Tracy Drumakeenan Ettagh Offaly
James Tressy Town of Cloghan, Magherabane Gallen Offaly William Tracey Cush East Gallen Offaly Anne Tracey Cappancur Geashill Offaly Bernard Tracey Gorteen Geashill Offaly Bernard Tracy Gorteen Geashill Offaly Thomas Tracey Village of Geashill,Geashill Geashill Offaly Catherine Tracy Town of Tullamore (Part of) Kilbride Offaly James Tracey Market Lane Off Church Street, Tullamore Kilbride Offaly Mary Tracey South West Fair Green St., Town of Clara Kilbride Offaly Matthew Tracy Ballycosney Kilbride Offaly Matthew Tracy Rosnagowloge or Tirinchinan Kilbride Offaly Michael Tracy Ballycosney Kilbride Offaly Michael Tracy Rosnagowloge or Tirinchinan Kilbride Offaly Patrick Tracey Ruddock's Lane, Tullamore Kilbride Offaly Patrick Tracey Wheelwright Lane, Tullamore Kilbride Offaly Rev. R. F. Tracey Tullamore Church Street Kilbride Offaly Cornelius Tracy Clonlisk Kilcomin Offaly Hannah Tracy Glasshouse Kilcomin Offaly John Tracy Derrinclare Kilcomin Offaly John Tracy Kilcomin Kilcomin Offaly John Tracy Mucklone, East Kilcomin Offaly Lack Tracy Townparks Killaderry Offaly Bridget Tracey Wilton Kilmanaghan Offaly John Tracey Lemanaghan Lemanaghan Offaly Edward Tracey Rogerstown Monasteroris Offaly James Tracey Clashroe Roscomroe Offaly Mary Tracy Gorteen Roscrea Offaly Patrick Tracy Gorteen Roscrea Offaly Bridget Tracy Fancroft Seirkieran Offaly Catherine Tracy Fancroft Seirkieran Offaly
Tiernan Tracy Kilcummin Tisaran Offaly William Tracey Kilcummin Tisaran Offaly |
November 28, 1857 (BL) Royal Flax Society of Ireland
...John Tracy, King's county...
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Edward Treacy, b. 1869 Banagher, Kings (Offaly)
Edward Treacy, b. 1879 Tullamore, Kings (Offaly)
James Tracy, b. 1838, Kinnelty, Kings (Offaly)
James Tracey, b. 1858 Birr, Kings (Offaly)
Michl Tracey, b. 1863 Cloghan, Kings (Offaly)
Patrick Tracey, b. ? Clearagh, Kings (Offaly)
William Tracey, b. 1857 Birr, Kings (Offaly)
William Tracey, b. 1875 Roscrea, Kings (Offaly)
William Tracey, b. 1837, Partarlington, Kings (Offaly)
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
Christopher Tracey, b. 1883, Tullamore, Kings (Offaly)
Edward Tracey, b. 1872, Bannagher, Kings (Offaly)
Edward Treacy, b. 1879, Tullamore, Kings (Offaly)
Thomas Treacy, b. ?, Cloohan, Kings (Offaly)
William Tracey, b. 1883, Burr, Kings (Offaly)
October 1859 The Transatlantic Packet Station - Galway to America
...additional shareholders...Miss
M. Tracy, Ballyduff, Tullamore[?]...
10 December 1859 (N) The Macmahon Sword
...Mounthrath
Contribution...Philip Tracey...
July 14, 1860 (FJ) The Papal Fund
Birr...Thomas Tracy 5s...
16 July 1860 Irish Times
Kings County
On the night of Tuesday last, on the townland of Bollrihy, near Dunbkerrin, in this county, the house of a small farmer named Thomas Tracey was burned to the ground. To the motives which induced the commission of this outrage there is as yet not a clue; but the fact remains that Tracey refuses to swear information and declines seeking compensation for the injury sustained has given rise to strong suspicions as regards the probable perpetration.
25 September 1861 (NG) Steam Thrashing
...references...Mr. John Tracey,
Kilcommon Mills...
1861 British Census
John Tracy, spouse: Ellen, b. abt 1801 Offaly Ireland, Surrey England
= Ellen Tracy, spouse: John, b. abt 1803 Middlesex England, Surrey England
Petty Sessions
10 Apr 1861 Anne Treacy of Moynure Kings Co., case dismissed of having arms
22 Dec 1861 Denis Treacy of Frankfort Kings Co., discharged of dangerous assault on Michael Dooley
1862 From King's
County to "Quinnsland"
Between the years 1862 and 1865, over six and a half thousand Irish people sailed from Queenstown, Co. Cork to Queensland, Australia. Nearly two thousand of these settlers originated from the midland counties being recruited by parish priest, Father Patrick Dunne, operating from Tullamore, King's County. Mr William Tracey, a native of the King's County, was one of the passengers by the Erin-go-bragh in 1862.
The Age
[Brisbane], 21st November 1903.
1862 - 1864 National
education (Ireland)
Thomas Tracy R.C., Head, R.C., 3 EC/116 RC, Emili, Templehanny, Offaly
Andrew Tracey R.C. teacher, Emili, Templehanny, Offaly
Joseph Tracey R.C., Head, R.C., 10 EC/128 RC, Killeigh, Geaskill, Offaly
31 January 1863 (NG)
Cloughjordan Petty Sessions [Offaly]
...held an inquiry into an alleged grievous assault committed on Timothy Tracey, living near Dunkerrin, who on leaving Cloughjordan on the evening of the 1st inst...
12 September 1863 (NG)
Cloughjordan Petty Sessions
Disturbing the Peace of the Town. Constable Davis charged James and Richard Abbot and John Maher with shouting and disturbing the peace of the town...went through the town shouting for Hogans. That was in allusion to the case of the man Tracey, who was stabbed in Cloughjordan, some time before that, and who died of the injuries he received. The Hogans were suspected of having inflicted the wounds, and the Abbotts who were relatives of Tracey, endeavored to create a row...
30 January 1863 (FJ)
King's County
We believe there is no doubt that Mr. Treacy, of the firm of Kernan and Treacy, has been appointed Clerk of the Crown for the King's County, in the room of the late Mr. Pemberton. From the character of Mr. Treacy, and the high standing in the profession of the firm to which he belongs, the appointment cannot fail of giving general satisfaction.
January 1863
We believe there is no doubt that Mr. Treacy, of the
firm of Kiernan and Treacy, has been appointed Clerk of the Crown for King’s
County, in the room of the late Mr. Pemberton. From the character of Mr.
Treacy, and the high standing in the profession of the firm to which he
belongs, this appointment cannot fail of giving general satisfaction.
17 March 1864 (FJ) King's
County
...sworn by Daniel Treacy, Esq, Clerk of the Crown...
26 September 1865 (FJ)
Vacant Clerkship of the Crown
The Lord Lieutenant has sanctioned the transfer of Daniel Treacy,
Esq, for the Clerkship of the Crown for the King's County to that held by the
late George Pilkington, Esq, for the Queen's County. His Excellency has
conferred the appointment rendered vacant by Mr. Treacy's transfer on Joseph
Lyons, Esq, of Maryborough.
March 1863 Tullamore
The following gentlemen were this
day sworn on the grand jury...by Daniel Tracy, Clerk of the Crown...
10 March 1865 (FJ) Kings
Co
...Daniel Tracey, Esq., clerk of the crown...
21 July 1865 (FJ) King's
County
...clerk of the crown, Daniel Tracy, Esq...
1865 Kings County
Daniel Treacy, Clerk of the Crown (see Daniel Thomas Treacy)
14 February 1863
Irish Times
Injuries received in an affray
Last new Years day…Timothy Treacy who resided with his father at Frankford, a townland adjoining cloughjordan…until Sunday last, the 8th inst., when he expired…
5 March 1864 (NG) Death
February 26th, at the residence of
her son, Mr. John Tracy, Kilcommon Mills, Mrs. Mary Tracy, in the 77th year of
her age, deservedly regretted.
1864 List of Teachers
Joseph Tracey, 4th class teacher, Killeagh, Kings
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, John, Roscrea, Tipperary North/Offaly. 8 736
Tracey, Margaret, Edenderry, Kildare/Meath/Offaly. 8 593
Tracey, Margaret, Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 18 564
Tracey, Patrick, Roscrea, Tipperary North/Offaly. 8 731
Tracy, Mary, Tullamore, Offaly/Westmeath. 13 750
Tracy, Michael, Parsonstown, Offaly/Tipperary North. 8 697
Tracy, Patrick, Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 8 653
Tracy, Thomas, Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 3 538
Treacy, Alice, Parsonstown, Offaly/Tipperary North. 18 614
Treacy, John, Roscrea, Tipperary North/Offaly. 18 631
Treacy, (male), Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 13 594
5 April 1865 (FJ) Deaths
April 8, at Kilcommon, near Shinrone, King's County, in the prime of life, Mr John Treacy, proprietor of the flax works. His death has cast a gloom over all who knew him. He was unanimously respected, and has died regretted. May his soul rest in peace.
12 October 1865 (FJ) Kings
County - In Chancery
Stackpoole v. Treacy. The Subscribers have received instructions...
Auction at the Residence of the late Mr. John Treacy at Kilcommon (Within one mile of Shinrone);
On Friday, October 20th 1865. The following property, viz: About 180 tons of flax, 60 tons of which are steeped and ricked; a few tons of tow, 62 brood ewes now running with a first class tup. 66 superior hoggets, 8 fat sheep, 6 1.5 year old heifers, 1 bullock, 4 excellelent draft horses, 2 donkeys, 1 store pig, 33 stacks of oats, 11 do barley, 10 tramps cocks of hay, 3 acres of turnips, 2.5 do potatoes, carts, cars, ploughs and harrows, winnowing machine, turnip sowing do, weighing machine, 2 ouncels, two jaunting cars, two gigs, several sets of harness, a quantity of turf and manure, set of foirge tools complete, with anvil and bellows; old iron and metal, timber and slates, &c, &c.
Also the Interest in the Lands of Mucklone, containing 20 acres, all in grass, and the grazing of Kilcommon farm (35 acres, including 8 acres of aftergrass) up to the 24th December next, also some articles of Household Furniture, at the Cottage in the Mill Yard...The caretaker will show the flax...
23 December 1865 (FJ) In
the Matter of Stephen Stackpoole, William Keevey, James Hodgins, Edward Kirwan,
and Robert S. Pyke
…creditors of John Treacy deceased...Catherine Treacy, John Treacy jun., Mary Anne Treacy, Margaret Treacy, Johanna Treacy, Catherine Treacy, jun., Agnes Treacy and William Treacy, Minors, by the said Mary Anne Treacy, their guardian ad litem and Philip Fanning, jun., and Thomas Treacy...Respondents.
I hereby require all persons claiming to be next of kin of John Treacy, late of Kilcommon, in the King’s County, Miller and Farmer, deceased…in writing to the Respondent, Philip Fanning jun, of Castleroan, Dunkerrin, in the King’s County, gentleman, the administer of the said John Treacy…
24 May 1866 (FJ)
...Catherine Treacy and others, Respondants
…known as the Mill and Mill Lands of Kilcommon, containing in the whole 4 acres, Irish Plantation measure, situated in the Townland of Kilcommon and Kings county, together with the Weirs, Waters and Water courses thereunto belonging with the appurtenances, held under lease bearing the date 24 July 1824…
May 1866 King's County ...Catherine Treacy and others, Respondant
Important sale by auction, pursuant to orders of the High Court of Chancery in Ireland date 23rd December 1856 and 13th April 1866. Mill and Mill lands of Kilcommon, [five acres?] lately in possession of John Treacy, deceased, Kilcommin large farm and buildings containing 63a1r33p held from November 1859 for thirty one years...
27 July 1866 (FJ) Death
July 14, Mrs. Catherine Treacy, widow of Mr. John Treacy, Kilcommon Mills, Shinrone, in the 48th year of her age. R.I.P.
Saint Mark, Liverpool to
New York 22 May 1865
William Treacy, 20, M, labourer, Kings county
Mary Tracy, 48, F, servant, Galway
19 August 1865 (N) New
York City Deaths
Tracy - July 21st James Tracy, in the sixty-eight year of his age; a native of Tullamore, King's County.
23 February 1867 (N)
Marriage
Egan and Tracey - Feb. 14 at the Catholic Chapel, North Anne street, by the Rev Canon M'Mahor, Matthew Egan, Esq, Bolton street, youngest son of the late Michael Egan, Ballydonagh House, King's County, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Michael Tracey, Esq, Cloughjordan, county Tipperary.
27 April 1868 (FJ)
...Mr Robert Aungier bought 21 do [hoggets] from Mr John Tracey of Killer, King's County at 35s, and 23 do from Mr Joseph Tracey at 33s.
1868 Final Examination
1417 – Thomas Treacy, 22, Parsonstown Y.M. Chr. Assoc. grocer's assist - Bkpg. (3d)
12 June 1868 Journal of the
Society of Arts
24 July 1869 (NG)
Parsonstown Board of Guardians
...case of Margaret Tracy, an applicant for relief...her connection with Portumna Union...
31 August 1870 (FJ) Aid
for the French
From the men employed at Ballyduff Quarries, Tullamon [Tullamore?]...Mick Tracy...Thomas Treacy...
September/October 1870
Ambulance Committee in aid of the French Army
...Killeigh [Offaly?]...Joseph Tracy...
...from Terlane and Tirean, Kings County...Patt Treacy...
28 September 1870 (FJ)
French Ambulances
...Kiileigh [Offaly?]...J. Treasy...
September 17, 1870 (FJ) Arrivals at the Gresham Hotel
...Joseph Treacey, Mullingar;...
17 September 1870 (N)
Wounded of the French Army
Tullamore...Christopher Tracy...Patt Tracey...Paddy Tracy...
4 October 1871 (FJ) Death
Treacy - September 28, at Moate, aged 23, Margaret Mary Aloysius, second daughter of the late Mr. John Treacy, Kilcommon Mills, Shinrone, King's County, deeply and sincerely regretted. R.I.P.
26 June 1872 (FJ) Galway
Vindication Fund
Tullamore...Patrick Tracey
1873-74 Teachers and Monitors Ireland
Jos Treacey, Killeagh,
Kings Co
Bt Treacy - Ind, Mt
Mellick F – nuns, Queens Co
Tracy and McKenna - January 29th 1874,
at St. Laurence O'Toole Catholic Church, Dublin [Stillorgan?] by Rev James
Moonan CC St. Peters Drogheda...Mary Anne Tracy, second daughter of William
Tracy, of Cylduff Roscrea to Thomas McKenna, merchant, Drogheda.
4 December 1875 (N) The
Irish Immigrants in Queensland
[letter]...immigrants of the Erin-go-Bragh, who were mostly from the King's county...William Tracy, as fine a specimen of an Irishman as ever crossed the line, has 1,500 acres of purchased land well stocked...
6 October 1875 (NG) Estate
of Rev. Thomas Booth and Catherine Elizabeth Booth [Kings County]
...the piece of ground situated in the Main-street, formerly in the possession of Edward Tracy, containing in breadth 60 feet or thereabouts, bounded on the north by a holding formerly called Marcus Archer's holding, then in possession of James Jackson and his under tenants;...Parsonstown...dated 8th day of October 1806...
1876
Simon Molloy’s uncommunicative father, Maurice Treacy Molloy was born in 1876 and educated at the noted Oratory School founded by Cardinal Newman. He became a land agent, and in that capacity went to the United States to work for Howard Gould the millionaire. World War I saw him claimed by the British Army and serving later in Naval Intelligence. Invalided out towards the end of the conflict, he resumed his former profession as land agent and died in 1965 aged 88.
1876
Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
Robert
Treacy, Parsonstown, Offaly. 2a/2r/10p. £40.15.0
Simon
Treacy, Seffin, Parsonstown, Offaly. 2a/3r/20p. £7.10.0
20 February 1878 (FJ) Pawnbrokers Assistant
Will be disengaged...Address JC
care of Mr Edward Treacy, Pawnbroker, Parsonstown.
Invercargill arrived Canterbury 29 Sep 1879 (assisted emigration)
Wm Treacy, 21 years, Single, Farm
Labourer, of Kings
27 November 1880 (N) Demonstations at Birr
...platform...Edward Tracy
TC...speakers...Messrs. E. Tracy and W. Kilroe.
October 1880 Land League Meeting at Maryborough
On the platform...Philip Treacy...
22 January 1881 (N) Sir Patrick O'Brien
At the last meeting of the Birr
branch of the Landleague, Edward Treacy, Esq., T.C. presiding, a resolution
from the Tullamore branch [calling on Sir Patrick O'Brien MP to resign]- Irish
Times
15 March 1884 (N) Land League
Birr...Mr Edward Treacy, TC,
vice-president presided...
July 1, 1881 (FJ) An Extraordinary case
On yesterday, an adjourned inquest
took place at Creghan, near Philipstown, on the body of a woman named Eliza
Treacey, who dropped dead some days previously when an announcement was made to
her that the sheriff was about to make a seizure for rent...estate of Lady
Emily Bury...tenants including W. Treacey...
July 1881 Death from Fear of a Writ
An inquest was opened at
Philipstown Kings County...Margaret Tracey who died suddenly. It appears that
the tenants on the Croghan portion of the estate of Lady Emily Bury, having
refused to pay their rents were served with writs. At the last quarter sessions
a decree had been obtained against Mrs. Tracey and she believing that the
sherrif was about to seize her cattle dropped dead.
October 1881 Birr Branch of the Land League
Motion of Edward Treacy, Esq.,
T.C. passed unanimously condeming the arrest of Parnell.
24 October 1881 (IT) The Clergy of Kildare and Leighlin
Rev. M. Tracy, C.C. Clonbullock
[Offaly]
December 1881 Maryborough Land Commissioners
John Tracey, landlord. Margaret
Dooley, tenant of 11 years. Garryford, 33 acres, rent £49 6s. 8d, valuation £22
10s.
December 1881 Sub-Commission No.10 Abbeyleix
John Treacy, Landlord
Timothy Maher, tenant, 15 acres,
valuation £7.10s, rent £9
Margaret Dooley, tenant, 33 acres,
rent £49.0s.8d, valuation £22.10s, fixed rent £27
1881 British Census
George Tracy, 49 years, born Kings Co. married, tailor, 2 Noel St London Middlesex
Ann, 38 years, born Limerick, wife, tailoress
Ann, 18 years, born Bloomsbury, daughter, tailoress
Hugh Tracy, 50 years, born Kings Co, married, border, pensioner, 79 East St, London
Joseph Tracey, 25 years, born Kings Co, married, labourer, 9 Park Row Camberwell Surrey
Patrick, 23 years, born Kings Co, brother, single, labourer
Patrick Tracy,
Head, Married,
M, 36,
Licenced Victualler, Fullamore; 15 Prospect Road Royal Oak Inn, Tunbridge, Kent.
Sarah Jane Tracy (nee Terry), Wife, Married,
F, 39,
Drivlsden ?, Lancashire
Henry G. Tracy, Son,
Single, M,
4, Tunbridge
Wells, Kent
Cecily M. Tracy, Daughter,
Single, F,
2, Tunbridge
Wells, Kent
Edith Tracy, Daughter,
Single, F,
0 (September 1880), Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Bridget Tracy, Sister,
Single, F,
37, Fullamore
Isaac Terry, Father In
Law, Married, M, 59,
Retired, West
Hoathly, Sussex
Harriet Terry, Mother In
Law, Married, F, 60,
London, Middlesex
Alfred Love, Servant,
Single, M,
17, Potman
Hotel, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Harriett Chesson,
Servant,
Single,
F,
17,
Domestic Servant,
Lamberhurst, Kent
Patrick Tracy, Head, M, Male, 40, Ireland, Asking-Examining Officer Of H.M.C. (Gs),
3 Bodley St, Everton, Lancashire, England [See Tullamore]
Frances Tracy, Wife, M, Female,
28, Ireland
Frances H. Tracy, Daur, U, Female,
4, Ireland
Charles A. Tracy, Son, U, Male, 3,
Ireland
Catherine Tracy, Daur, U, Female,
1, Ireland
Patrick J. Tracy, Son, U, Male, 1,
Ireland
Sarah Tracy, Daur, U, Female, 1 m,
Ireland
January 20 & 23, 1882 (FJ) Parsonstown Sub-Commission
Denis Treacey V. Barrett W Holmes
estate near Moneygall...Ballinakill?...The rent is £5.4.0, valuation £4 and
acerage 9a1r7p.
Denis Treacey V. J A Holmes. Area
8a0r15p; old rent £5.10.0; valuation £5.5.0; judicial rent £4.10.0
Thomas Treacey v. J A Holmes. area
7a; old rent £5.4.0; valuation £4; judicial rent £4.4.0
March 1882 Land Act No.10 Maryborough
John Treacy, Landlord
Denis Delaney, tenant, old rent
£11.16s.4d, new rent £6
John Selvey, tenant, old rent
£16.12s.4d, new rent £8
James Hegarty, tenant, old rent
£30.13.2d, new rent £17
1882 Return of judicial rents
T. Treacy of Cullenwaine Offaly, landlord Bassett
Holmes, 7a/2r/0, poor valuation £4/0/0, old rent £5/4/0, new rent £4/4/0
Thomas Treacy of Cullenwaine Offaly, landlord
James A Holmes, 9a/0r/0, poor valuation £6/10/0, old rent £7/16/0, new rent
£7/7/0, by consent
Denis Treacy of Cullenwaine Offaly, landlord
James A Holmes, 11a/2r/39p, poor valuation £6/15/0, old rent £8/10/0, new rent
£8/0/0, by consent
November 21, 1883 (FJ) Marriage
Lacy and Hume - Nov 15 1883, at
the Roman Catholic Church, Clonbollogue, by the Rev Denis Lacy, brother to the
bridegroom, assisted by the Rev Matthew Treasy, cousin to the bride, and the
Rev Luke Dillon, PP, Clonbollogue, Patrick Lucy, Ballyheshall, Kings County, to
Bride, youngest daughter of John Hume, Clonerane, King's County.
May
1883 Kings County
Patrick C??? and Anne Tracy, Tenants; Earl of
Rosse, landlord
...judicial rent £17...
11
October 1884 (N) Marriage
Treacy and Delaney - September 30, at St.
Michaels RC Church, Limerick, by the Rev C Conway, Adm, Edward J Treacy, TC,
Main-street, Birr, to Emily, daughter of the late William Delaney, Esq, 23
Thomas-street, Limerick.
1884 Return of judicial rents
Ellen Treacy of Clyduff Offaly, landlord
Elizabeth Spunner, 12a/3r/33p, poor valuation £9/0/0, old rent £10/0/0, new
rent £8/0/0
7 July 1886 (NG) Arrests
[Offaly]
Five men were arrested on Saturday night on informations of a man named Boylan, living at Cullenwain, who deposed that he was waylaid and beaten by them while on his way home from Moneygall. Four of them not being able to procure bail were transmitted to Parsonstown prison, namely James Gleeson, sen, James Gleeson, jun, Tracy of the Wood, and a strange man. Tracy of Fox-burrow had friends who went bail for him.
July 28 1886 (NG)
Moneygall Petty Sessions
John Boyton, Michael Ryan and Thomas Ryan summoned James Gleeson, sen, James Gleesson, jun, Michael Gleeson, Richard Tracey, John Tracey, H. Holmes and others for a grievous assault at Cullenwaine, on the 29th of June last. Timothy Tracey had a cross case against John Boyton for assaulting him at Cullenwaine, on the same day. Plaintiffs noticed the defendants following them for a half a mile outside Moneygall, this not been their way home. Sentenced to be imprisoned for two months each in Tullamore Gaol with hard labour. Patrick Tracey, Timothy Tracey, Daniel Keeshan, Jeremiah Gleeson and Michael Guirins fined £1 and costs.
16 Jul
1887 (BL) Extensive Fires in the Kings County
...Edenderry...Lisheen...a fire broke out in the
house of Mrs. Mary Ryan, distant a few miles from here...Mr. A. F. Treacy, who
fortunately happened to have been on the spot, the fire, which was rapidly
spreading...- Irish Times
1899 Return of judicial rents
Bryan Treacy of Ballycleary Roscrea Offaly,
landlord John Drought, 57a/0r/24p, poor valuation £20/0/0, old rent £20/0/0,
new rent £20/7/0
1889
[C.5853] Calendar and general directory of the Department of Science and Art
for the year 1890
E. Treacy, Secretary, Presentation Schools/St.
Brendan National school, Moor Park Street, Parsonstown.
13
December 1890 (N) Parnell
A public meeting of the people of the united
parishes of Dunkerrin, Moneygall and Barna, King's County and
Tipperary...present...P. Tracey...
1890 King's County Directory
Birr Town Commissioners, of which, in that year, Mr Edward
Treacy was the Chairman.
1891
Census
Patrick Tracy, Head,
M, M, 45, Hotel Proprietor (Em'er), Ireland - Tullamore
Sarah J Tracy, Wife,
M, F, 38, Lancashire, - Manchester
Edith Tracy, Dau, -
F, 10, Scholar, Kent, - Tunbridge Wells
Charles Tracy, Son, -
M, 3, Sussex, - East Grinstead
John Tracy, Son, - M,
7m, Sussex, - East Grinstead
Maud Jury, Niece, S,
F 21, Living On Her Own Means Kent - Tunbridge Wells (Originally: Sussex -
Tunbridge Wells)
Piece: RG12/788 Place: East
Grinstead -Sussex Enumeration District: 1
Civil Parish: East Grinstead Ecclesiastical Parish: East
Grinstead
Folio: 8 Page: 9 Schedule: 45
Address: 58 High St, Dorset Hotel
4
April 1891 (N) Irish National Federation and Independent Leagues
Edenderry Branch...E. Treacy...
11
July 1891 (N) Irish National Federation
Edenderry...Edward Treacy...
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.
Andrew F. Treacy, Moneygall Offaly Ireland, 1901, 45 years
Elizabeth Tracey, Clara
Offaly Ireland, 1924, 22 years
Elizabeth Tracey, Horseleap
Kings Co (Offaly or Westmeath Ireland?), 1905, 32 years
Jane Tracey, Horseleap
Roscommon Ireland, 1897, 27 years (Offaly or Westmeath?)
Liggie Treacy, Dunkeernin Offaly? Ireland, 1910, 29 years
Patrick Treacy, Clarkville (Offaly Ireland?), 1904, 21 years
10 March 1893 New Zealand Tablet
King's County.— The committee of
the Edenierry Branch of the Irish National League met recently, Rev J. Kinsella
in the chair. Also present :— Rev P. O'Donnel, Terence Groome, Joseph Hackett, E. Treacy, P. Ennis, M. Costello, T.
Hughes, D K Kennedy, T. Groome was elected a oounty delegate. The following
resolution was adopted unanimously:— That, notwithstanding the judges' decision
in the recent County Meath election petition, we heartily approve of the action
taken by the venerated and patriotic Bishop of Meath and his faithful clergy,
and we denounce in the strongest possible manner the tactics of the so-called
Catholics and their Orange and Freemason Allies in South Meath.
1893-1894 Schools Ireland - Kings County
Parsonstown: St. Brendan's male
National School, Moor Park Street, est. 1881, Secretary E. Treacey
1898 Birr
Parsontown Methodist Society, Brother Thomas Treacy
March 1899 Industrial Schools
...Mr. Edward Treacy, J.P.,
chairman Birr Urban District Council...
April 1899 Dictrict Councils
Mountmellick...John Treacy J.P.
(N.)...
12 May 1899 (IT) Changing of the Banks
...special meeting of Birr Urban
District Council, Mr. Edward Treacy, J.P., chairman, presiding...
1899 Birr
Mr. Edward Treacy, Chairman Birr District Council
At a meeting of the Tullamore branch of the Irish National Foresters held on July 8th, Brother Michael Treacy, Chief Ranger, presided.
2/9/1899 Midland Tribune
MONEYGALL V BOHERAPHOOKA
A very social and interesting cricket match between the above teams, was witnessed by some hundreds of spectators at Moneygall on Sunday last, the 27th August, in a field kindly given for the occasion by Mr. Bergin, Cullenwaine. The only drawback to the day's amusement, was the absence of Mr. Lambe, which was greatly regretted by the Moneygall boys. The day being exceptionally fine, there was a good sprinkling of the fair sex, which greatly contributed to the day's enjoyment. The game, which was a very exciting one, resulted in a victory for the home team by twenty runs. Much credit is due to the batting of Cormack, Treacy, Meara, and Troy for the home team; while Colliton, P. Whelan, and Byrne did good work for the visitors. The bowling of Meara and Ryan, deserves special praise, while that of Aherne and Colliton was equally up to the standard.
February 17, 1900 Kentucky Irish American
Ireland: Edward Treacy and William
Lowry were unanimously elected Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Birr Urban
Council.
October 30 1900 (IT)
Compulsory Education in Birr
...Mr. Edward Treacy, JP, Chairman Birr Urban District Council, was unanimously elected chairman of the committee...
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
Kate Tracy, 42, Kings County
Ireland, Parlour Maid, Refuge for Penitent Women Arno's Court, Bath Road, Knowle, Bistol
S Treacy, 23, Ireland Roscrea,
Assistant Room, Wakefield, Yorkshire
1901
The following exhibited brood sows in competition for the prizes offered - Win Dunne, Mountbbolus; T Brien, Cloncon; P Connors, Ballyallen; Hugh Treacy, Cappancur; B Coghlan, Ballydaly (2); Patk Flanagan, Cloonagh (2).
15 October 1904 (NG) Licensing transfers to the following were granted
...Martin Tracey, Kilcommon.
Sep 22, 1906 (WE) Handball at Horseleap
...Mr. Tracey's
Horseleap...The medals as our readers already know, were presented by Mr.
Tracey, of Horseleap, a gentleman who has spared no pains to cater for the
amusement of the young men not only of Horseleap but one might say of the
midlands. He has gone to the trouble of erecting at his own expense one of the
finest handball courts to be seen...[much more]
Oct 10, 1906 (IT) ...Kilmaine
House, about six miles from Birr...The fire was discovered by a painter named
Treacy, who was one of a staff of decorators engaged in renovating the house...
Jul 22, 1907 (IT) Anti-Grazing Movement
Birr...defendants...Joseph
Treacy, Shinrone...
June 1907 Result of Grand Drawing of
Prizes
Rook Rifle,
presented by M.A. Hennessy, Esq., National Bank, Roscrea - Won by Michael
Treacy, Ballinamoe, Dunkerrin.
1907 Return of Advances made under the
Land Act - Estate of Thomas Spunner
Sept 29 1904 Philip Tracey of Clyduffe
Offaly, 12a/3r/10p, value £7/14/0, rent £7/0/0, judical, price £161, advance
£161
Sep 22, 1908 (IT) Stableman,
single young man, good discharges - E. Greacy, Kilcommon, Shinrone, King's
County
1908 Return of Advances made under the
Land Act
July 2 1908 Michael Treacy of Garr Offaly,
41a/0r/22p, value £27/10/0, rent £25/12/0, judical, price £590, advance £590
1908 [Cd. 4359, 4375, 4394, 4410] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of January, 1908. - Kings Co.Jan 9 1908, William Tracey, Cullenwaine, 16a0r39p, £5.15.0 valuation, £8.0.0 rent, not judicial, £184 purchase price and advance Oct 30, 1909 (FJ) Irish PartyEglish and Drumcullen Branch (King's County) U.I.L...1s...John Treacy Apr 5, 1911 (FJ) EdenderryAn interesting slander action...Shinrone Branch UIL...Michael Treacy, Councillor for the division... 1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1912 Return of
Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of Lady Howard-Bury
25 April 1912 John Tracey of Clonad Offaly, 15a/0r/20p, value £8/5/0, rent £5/10/0, judical, price £135, advance £135, 24.5 years
25 April 1912 William Tracey of Coole Offaly, 7a/0r/5p & 4a/3r/0p, value £11/10/0, rent £9/0/0, not judical, price £222, advance £222, 24.6 years
9th October 1913, Loughlin Tracy, (trustee of the children of William Tracy), Coole, 14a3r0p, £13 valuation, £9 rent, £222 purchase price and advance, 24.6 years
1914-1918 Ireland’s Memorial Records
William Treacy. Reg. No. 9113. Rank Private, Royal Irish
Regiment 6th batt. Died of wounds France 3/9/1917. Moneygall, King’s County.
Age
42. Son of Michael Treacy, of Moneygall; husband of Norah Treacy, of Moneygall,
King's Co.
TREACY,
WILLIAM. Rank: Private. Regiment or Service: Royal Irish Regiment. Unit; 6th
Bn. Date of Death: 3-9-1917. Service No: 9113. Formerly he was with the Royal
Field Artillery where his number was 134399. Born in Moneygall, Kings Co.
Enlisted in Roscrea while living in Moneygall. Died of wounds. Age at Death,
42. Supplementary information; Son of Michael Treacy, of Moneygall; husband of
Norah Treacy, of Moneygall, King's Co. Grave or Memorial Reference: I. L. 3.
Cemetery: Bucquoy Road Cemetery, Ficheux in France
Tom enfield 17
April 2010
March 1914 IT
Tullamore...the larceny of two asses at Shinrone...the property of Joseph Treacy and Patrick Dee..."He has a great weakness for asses" added the Crown counsel...
Dec 5, 1914 (WE) Alleged
Larceny of Two schillings
A respectable looking girl named Margaret Tracey, a native of Tullamore, was charged...O'Connors Licensed premises, Kilbeggan....sold delph...two schilling, six pence in copper and a schilling...[dismissed].
1914 Mary Treacy, Clashroe
& Beagh Kings Co., 36a3r15p & 1/20 342a0r34p, £258 price and advance
1915 Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of Frances
Elizabeth Atkinson
October 21 1915 Margaret Treacey of Derrinclare Offaly, 11a/2r/34p, value £9/5/0, rent £6/15/0, judical, price £151, advance £151, 22.2 years rent
October 21 1915 Christopher Treacy of Toora Offaly, 5a/0r/30p, value £-, rent £3/6/0, judical, price £70, advance £70, 21.2 years rent consolidated with October 21 1915 Christopher Treacy of Toora Offaly, 1a/1r/21p "parcel", value £0/10/0, price £5, advance £5
October 21 1915 Christopher Treacy of Toora Offaly, 22a/2r/6p, value £10/5/0, rent £9/10/0, judical, price £190, advance £7190, 20 years rent
1919 [Cmd. 57, 68, 370]
Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Purchase
Acts, during the months of January, February and March, 1917. - Kings co
14th June 1917, John Tracey, Island, 23a3r17p (Turbary) 1a1r30p, £14.5.0 valuation, £10.10.0 rent, judicial, £262 price and advance, 23.8 years
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
James Treacy b. 1 Jun 1881 Kings
County, Ireland Residence: Bronx, New York
John Joseph Tracy b. 28 Dec 1887
Offaly, Ireland Residence: New York, New York
Deaths – Newspaper Notices
James Tracy; 37; OFF IRL>NYC NY; Irish-American; 1884-3-15; dja
FAMILY HISTORIES
Andrew Tracy
and Mary Kennarney [Note: It is presumed that this family came from Offaly as
the surname Kennarney is usually only found here.]
Margaret Tracy was born in Ireland abt. 1830, the daughter of Andrew and Mary (Kennarney) Tracy. Margaret left Ireland after the death of her father, Andrew Tracy. She left Liverpool aboard the "Coromandel" and arrived in New York on January 18, 1850. According to the ship's manifest, she sailed with her mother, Mary Kennarney Tracy, and three siblings. Her mother,Mary, died on the ship at age 55 and was buried at sea. Several months later, her brother James Tracy and a younger brother and sister left Ireland for America, arriving October 30, 1850. They sailed on the American ship "William Hitchcock".The 1850 census shows Margaret Tracy, age 23, (?) working for a 57-year old widow named Alicia Mills.The 1880 census shows Margaret, age 55, "keeping house" with her husband, Thomas, son Andrew (28), daughter Elizabeth (16),a Miles Costello, age 70, listed as a boarder, and a William Norton, age 13, a "laborer on the farm".It is not known if she met Thomas in Ireland before coming to America, or whether they met first in Stockbridge. They were likelymarried about 1851.Their first son, Dennis, was born in Stockbridge in 1852. She had eight children in the space of nine years.At least three of her siblings also settled in Stockbridge. Bridget Tracy (b. 1822), James Tracy (b. 1829), and Bernard Tracy (b.1830) all lived their lives in Stockbridge. James and "Barney" each had six children.(It's interesting to wonder whether Thomas and Margaret came to Stockbridge because HIS Kinsella siblings were there, orwhether HER Tracy siblings arrived first!)Margaret died in Pittsfield in August of 1896. Her age was reported as 64. (However, if she was 23 in 1850 as the census records show, she would have been 69).At the time of her death, she was living on Goodrich street.The Kinsella Family of Stockbridge Massachusettshttp://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/i/n/Kimberly-Kinsella/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-Index.htmlhttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:QX7uX80q61wJ:familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/k/i/n/Kimberly-Kinsella/PDFBOOK1.pdf+Kennarney+tracy&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=iehttp://www.myheritage.com/person-1000141_46654431_46654431/andrew-tracy Michael Leigha and Mary Joint Mary b. June 17, 1847 Killina sp. Michael Monaghan and Katy Tracy
Cornelius
Tracey (b. Ireland*) & Hanora McManus (b. Tipperary 1786 d. 1872
Cincinnati Ohio)
Anne (b.
1835 Kings d. 1894 Cincinnati Ohio) m. Patrick Flannery (b. 1832 Roscommon d.
1906 Cincinnati Ohio) 28 May 1857 St. Francis Xavier, Cincinnati Ohio.
* May have
moved to Cork
William Daly of
Mounthrath & Ballinkill m. Marion Kirwan of Roscrea Wit: Edwd Treacy of Mullingar & Agnes
Kirwan of Roscrea. Pro-Cathedral Dublin.
Honora Tracey b.
1803 Tipperary d. 18 November 1889 m. Philip Flannery about 1840 Offaly.
James
Treacey & Margaret Kelly
Julia
Treacey b. 10 Nov 1879 Banagher, Parsonstown, King's, Ireland
James
Tracy (s. of John Tracy) 26
years, single m. Margaret Carroll (d. of Daniel Carroll) 26 years, single on 24
Nov 1864 St Michaels, Kings, Ireland
James Treacy
& Kate Kinarny
Sarah
b. 16 July 1870 (LDS)
Mary Tracey or Quaney (b. 19 Feb 1837 in County Queens or Kings, Ireland d. 2 Dec 1908 in Meriden, Kansas)
1870 Census: Philadelphia Ward 10 District
28, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1880 Census: Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas,
United States
1900 Census: Fairview, Jefferson, Kansas
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lisablundell&id=P2303671059
Michael Tracy
& Mary Devine
Michael
b. ??? m. Mary Brown 8 May 1884 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Michael
Threacy
Registration
District: Parsonstown
Event
Type: Marriages
Registration
Quarter and Year: Apr - Jun 1889
Volume
Number: 3
Page
Number: 404
Patrick Tracy & Mary Malloy
Catherine b. 3 February 1841 (LDS)
Patrick Treacey
& Catherine Morris
Michael
b. 14 July 1875 (LDS)
William Treacy & Honora Ryan
Ellen b. 28 December 1872 (LDS)
Catherine b. 27 March 1876 Ballycleary (LDS)
Maryanne b. 31 October 1878 (LDS)
William
Tracey
Birth: 11 Jun 1837 - Croghan, Ireland
Death: 08 Apr 1906 - Brisbane, Queensland
Tree Name: Tracey Family Tree
Invite 28 Jun 2008
Balliboy and Killoughy
Thomas Treacy & Nannie Slamon
Mary Bridget b. 22 April 1880 Frankford (LDS)
Banagher
John Tracy (abt 1790- abt 1835) Farmer, Galway Shipping Co m. Ellen
abt 1809
Ellen Tracy (1814-22/1/1893) Shannon Harbour to Prahan, Victoria,
Australia married Thomas Curley (Market gardener) abt 1834 Ballinasloe,
Kilcloony Parish, Galway. (LDS)
1. John & Ellen Tracey Ballinasloe died around 1835
1.1 Ellen Tracey, born Shannon
Harbour, Roscommon around 1814 (but I believe Shannon Harbour didn't exist
until 1850!), married Thomas Curley in 1834 in Kilclooney parish, Ballinasloe,
and emigrated to Australia where she died in 1893.
Kate Vines, silkworm@netvision.net.il
[Note: Shannon Harbour is listed as being located in Co. Offaly]
John TRACEY worked for Galway Shipping Co. about 1820, He and wife Ellen
died of typhus in 1835. Daughter Bridget orphaned and eventually went to
Australia as assisted immigrant.), Galway Bay, Ballinasloe, 1820-1840.
1.1 Ellen (b. abt. 1814 Shannon Harbour, Galway d. 22nd
January 1893 Prahan, VIC, Australia) m. Thomas Curley abt 1834 Ballinasloe,
Kilcloony Parish)
1.2 Bridget/Biddy Mary (b. abt 1819 Ballinasloe d. 11 May 1890
Eumemmering VIC Australia) m. John Andrews 18 December 1841 St. Francis RC
Melbourne Australia). She lived in a convent and with
"Aunt Ellen" prior to immigrating. She arrived in Victoria on the
ship ‘England’ in 1841.
1.3 Ann (b. abt 1832 Galway) m. John Shaw 1852 Brighton
1.4 Brother (not named) went to sea.
Peter Andrews, pandrews@melbpc.org.au, http://www.ozemail.com.au/~pjandrew/andrews.html
PO Box
89, Mount Macedon, 3441, Australia
Wallace to Port Philip, arrived 27 November 1841 [see Traceys of Australia for Newspaper references for the family]
George Tracey / Tracy 38 hus (family 61) Kings Co.
Maria Tracey / Tracy 36 wife of George (family 61)
Richard Tracey / Tracy 14 son of George (family 61)
William Tracey / Tracy 12 son of George (family 61)
Margaret Tracey / Tracy 10 dau of George (family 61)
Seward Tracey / Tracy 8 son of George (family 61)
Charles Tracey / Tracy 7 son of George (family 61)
Robert Tracey / Tracy 4 son of George (family 61)
Johanna Tracey / Tracy 15 dau of George (single woman 36) Kings Co.
http://www.oocities.com/vic1840/41/wa41.html?20116
George Seward/ Seaward Treacey/Treacy (b. abt 1803 in Banagher, Kings Co (Now Offaly) d. Richmond?, Victoria?, Australia?) & Maria Winter (b: Abt 1804 in Banagher, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland?).
Arrived Victoria 1841 on the 'Wallace'
Children:
Johannah Or Johanna Or Joanna 'Anna' Treacy b: 23rd Dec 1823 in Banagher, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland
Richard Moore Treacy b: Abt 1826 in Banagher, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland [Also http://home.vicnet.net.au/~pioneers/pppg5cr.htm]
William Winter Treacey Or Treacy b: Abt 1829 in Charlestown, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland
Margaret (Henrietta?) Treacy b: Abt 1831 in Charlestown?, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland
George Seward Or Seaward Treacey b: Abt 1833 in Charlestown?, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland
Charles Edward Treacey Or Treacy b: Abt 1834 in Charlestown, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland
Robert James Treacy b: Abt 1837 in Charlestown?, Kings Co (Now Offaly), Ireland
George Seward Tracy/Tracey/Treacy
George Seward Tracy arrived at Port Phillip,
Australia in 1841 on the ‘Wallace’ with his wife, Maria Winter, and seven
children, from King's County, Ireland. When his wife died in 1845 his occupation
was listed as Constable. In 1847 he was appointed a Chief Constable of Police
by the Governor. From 1847 I have been unable to find any trace of him, as yet
I haven't located a death or burial. I have found deaths for all his children
but one son William Winter Tracy. George Seward's occupation on one of his
son's marriage certificates was listed as 'High Constable of the Barony'. This
could be 'romantic' version of Chief Constable or I thought he may have
returned to Ireland. Hope you may be able help me or point me in the right
direction. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
Johannah b. 1823, Banagher m. 1845 Charles HOLMER.
Richard Moore b. c1826, Banagher
m. Ellen Moore COWAN,
*William Winter b. c1830, Charlestown.
m. Jane HARDY.
Margaret Henrietta b. c1831,
King's County m. 1848
George Frederick Augustus WILSON.
George Seward b. c1834, Ireland m.
1857 Catherine MCRAE.
Charles Edward (b. c1836,
Charlestown d. 1907
Corowa, NSW)
*Robert James (b. C1838, King's
County d. 1916 Brisbane, Qld) m. 1881
Mary SCARBOROUGH.
Ruth. Ruth
O'Connor 31 Jul 2003 rocdo 17 Feb 2008
MARRIED On Monday the 19th inst. At St Peter’s Church, Mr George Seward Treacey, to Julia, youngest daughter of Daniel O’Reilly, Esq, of Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
‘The Argus’ newspaper, Tuesday 20th July 1852.
I have been unable to match this with a marriage in Digger’s Pioneer Index or a certificate from Victorian BDM’s. George Seward Treacy/Tracy/Tracey born Circa 1803, arrived at Port Phillip in 1841 with his wife Maria Winter and their seven children. George’s wife, Maria died in 1845, leaving him in a position to remarry. I have been unable to find a death for George Seward Treacy. George also had a son named George Seward Treacy born Cir 1834 in Ireland. George Seward would have been old enough to marry in 1852. He married Catherine McRae on 20th October 1857 at the Independent Church, Collins St, Melbourne. From the Index of the Divorce Cause Book, I was able to find that George Seward and Catherine were divorced in 1861. On George Seward Treacy’s Victorian Death Certificate in 1910, it states under: If Married – Single. Information is needed please for where and how to gain access to marriage records for 1852 at St Peter’s Church, Melbourne. Contact with other researchers with a Daniel O’Reilly or Julia O’Reilly in their family trees, who lived in Melbourne around 1852, would be appreciated.
Ruth O’Connor, 1 Morton St. Rochester, 3561 Victoria, Australia. rocdo@bigpond.net.au March 2006
Digger - Pioneer Index. Victoria 1836-1888
George Treacy & Maria Winter
Johanna b. 1824 Kings Co. (Reg Number: 2869) m. Charles Holmer 1845 Melbourne Independent Congregational (Reg Number: 3814) Fiche: 903
1847 Directory for the Town and District of Port Phillip.
Martin Tracy, publican, Bourke
street
George Seward Treacy, Chief constable, Mount Macedon
1863-1864 Australians in the Waikato War
George Seward Treacey 65
3 and 4 May 1866 Catherine Treacy v. George Seward Treacy
A petition was filed by a husband
(July 1863), praying a divorce, on the grounds of adultery by the wife. An
answer was filed by the wife and co-respondent, denying the charges on oath,
and the petition was subsequently dismissed for want of prosecution. The wife
afterwards petitioned for divorce on grounds of adultery by the husband,
cruelty, and desertion. The husband did not answer or defend the suit. the wife
and the former co-respondent were examined and denied on oath the adulteries
charged by the husband's petition. The court being satisfied with their denials
and explanations, made a decree for divorce. Supreme
Court Australia
George
Steward TREACY
Regimental number, 6647
Religion, Church of England
Occupation, Miner
Address, Boulder City, Western
Australia
Marital status, Married
Age at embarkation, 34
Next of kin, Wife, Mrs E Tracey,
96 Palmerston Street, Perth, Western Australia
Enlistment date, 28 December 1916
Date of enlistment from
Nominal Roll, 27 November 1916
Rank on enlistment, Private
Unit name, 28th
Battalion, 19th Reinforcement
AWM Embarkation Roll number,
23/45/4
Embarkation details, Unit embarked
from Fremantle, Western Australia, on board HMAT A28 Miltiades on
Rank from Nominal Roll, Lance
Corporal
Unit from Nominal Roll, 28th
Battalion
Fate, Returned to Australia
Studio
portraits of George Seward Treacy and Mrs Eva Treacy [picture] http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/37512865?q=treacy&c=picture#rtop489
William Tracey & Margaret Connolly
Elizabeth b. 15 December 1864 Banagher (LDS)
Margaret b. 1 October 1867 (LDS)
Bridget b. 15 April 1870 (LDS)
William b. 26 August 1872 (LDS)
Catherine b. 6 March 1875 (LDS)
Sarah b. 11 July 1877 Kilcummin (LDS)
Mary b. 24 March 1880 Kilcummin (LDS)
Birr and Loughkeen
John Tracy was a son of Edward Tracy, a rich farmer in King's County, Ireland, and his wife Catharine. Both were Catholics. John was born in at Birr, ...
On the death of his wife, Keating Rawson being now entirely alone took up his residence with his son-in-law John Tracy (whose wife was Sara Rawson) who was a resident of Lansingburgh since about the year 1822.
Records of the American
Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia 1896
Protestant Marriages Roscrea Registrar
District
Eliza Treacy daughter of Thomas Treacy (Shoemaker)
Married Thomas Keele (Shoemaker) of Birr, son of Thomas Keele
(Shoemaker)
Dec. 14 1855 Ettagh licence.
[State Registration: Eliza
Treacy, Roscrea, 1855 10 15]
James Tracy &
Margaret Brannon
Michael
b. 2 May 1864 Parsonstown (LDS)
James Treacy
& Mary Anne Lally
Alice
b. 29 July 1864 Parsonstown (LDS)
Catherine
b. 8 April 1868 (LDS)
Thomas Tracy (d. Birr, King's Co) & Mary Ann Clarke (b: between 1720 and 1728 in Ireland)
Children
Alice Tracy b: in Ireland
Lynne
2010-07-25
Edenderry
Edward Tracey & Catherine
Hill
Mary Jane b. 4 March 1866 Edenderry (LDS)
Edward b. 20 June 1868 Edenderry (LDS)
James Thomas b. 1 September 1871
(LDS)
Ferbane (& Gallen)
James
Tracy (b. 1811 or 1815 Gallen) m. Lucinda Mulford 20 February 1840 Mason Co.
WV
Children:
Thomas
Tracy b: ABT 1842 in Ohio - Anne
Tracy b: ABT 1840 in Ohio
- James
Tracy b: ABT 1844 in Ohio
- John
Tracy b: ABT 1846 in Ohio
- William
Tracy b: ABT 1849 in Ohio
He emigrated Liverpool to Phily 1836
on the NorthStar; married Lucinda Mulford in Mason Co (W)Va 1840; they settled
on Ball Run Rd. near Pomeroy, Meigs Ohio raised their family and are buried
Beech Grove Cemetery Pomeroy Meigs Ohio.
William Tracey & Margaret Connolly
Elizabeth b. 15 December 1864 Banagher (LDS)
Margaret b. 1 October 1867 (LDS)
Bridget b. 15 April 1870 (LDS)
William b. 26 August 1872 (LDS)
Catherine b. 6 March 1875 (LDS)
Sarah b. 11 July 1877 Kilcummin (LDS) Ferbane
Mary b. 24 March 1880 Kilcummin (LDS)
Horseleap, Clara, Kilbride
Hi, just a quick note to find out if
there are any Traceys left in this area. My father is Patrick Joseph Tracey.
Apparently there are a long line of drummers running throughout the family, yes
I am one to (or so I think). Any info would be appreciated, bye for now. Phil
Tracey
Moneygall/Dunkerrin/Barna
(See also Tipperary)
Andrew
Treacy and Bridget Ganon married in Dunkerrin
parish on 5 March 1821.
parenting
five children (Judith, John, Dennis, Anne, Michael) in Dunkerrin RC parish
between 1822 and 1832.
"Lorraine Eachus" <LorraineE@worldnet.att.net> 31
Oct 2000
Michael Tr(e)acey
& Honor(a) Tobin
Bridget
b. 28 March 1873 (LDS)
Joseph
b. 23 April 1876 Moneygall (LDS)
Margaret
b. 28 December 1879 Moneygall (LDS)
I Found more information on the Tracys etc. I had sent away for some family history in County Offaly and some of these may be your relatives.
Thomas Maher of Cullenwayne married a Mary Tracy on Feb. 22, 1846. Con and Mary Ryan were witnesses.
1857, Jan.18, Denis Tracy and Mgt. Bohan were sponsors at a wedding in Dunkerrin for Dinis Maher of Ballinamohill and Margaret Ormond.
May 3, 1891, Judith Maher and Nicholas Tracy, North Riding in Dunkerrin . John Treacy and Kate Maher were sponsors.
Hope this is of use. Sharon slinares_1 28 May 2004
Patrick Tracey b. about 1803 in Loughan m. Mary Carroll.
Emigrated to US via New York City in 1820's. Ended up in Essex Co., Ontario,
Canada.
Tracey of Loughan
County Offaly, Uibh Fhaili, King's County, Offally, OFF
(Province of Leinster, Laighin)
1912 Emmel School Group
Back row…John Treacy, Cullenwaine…
Dunkerrin By Seamus O Riain, Dunkerrin
History Committee, 1988
Philipstown
Bernard
Tracy & Catherine McNamera
John b. 14
March 1865 Philipstown (LDS)
Eliza b. 9
February 1867 Philipstown (LDS)
Bridget b.
12 June 1870 Philipstown (LDS)
Rahan
Catherina Tracey (d. Michaelis & Catherinae Tracey of Rahan Kings Co) of 23 St Dominick St m. Joannes Grendon (s. of Patritii & Mariae Grendon of Palmerstown Rolestown[or Garristown]) of Coffey's Ct Greggs Lane on 5 November 1858 [or 30 October 1859] Wit: Anna Garry of 33 Constitution Hill & Elizabeth Lyons of 32 Bolton street. Greious antea in mater con junalis sunt???? [Jossitan in libo jam inscrifslunn???]
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/reels/st.mary%27s-pro-cath_mf_1800-1862_ma_0577.pdf
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/reels/st.mary%27s-pro-cath_mf_1800-1862_ma_0581.pdf
Rhode
William Tracey & T(h)eresa Forbes [see also Rosenallis, Laois]
Margt b. 22 May 1864 Rhode (LDS)
Lac b. 28 July 1867 (LDS)
??? Tracy bapt. 4-Aug 1867 of Coole (Cool) Sp. John
Nowlan & Catherine Murphy
William b. 5 July 1870 Rhode (LDS)
Teresa b. 17 August 1873 Rhode (LDS)
Roscrea
Daniel
Tracy & Nary Lupton
Ellen b.
20 September 1874 Roscrea No. 2 (LDS)
Daniel Tracy (b. 1805 in Nenagh, County Tipperary d. 6 APR 1885 in Iowa Burial: Cherry Mound Cemetery, Linton Township, Allamakee County, Iowa) m. Hannah Mary KENNEDY (b: 1814 in County Tipperary) abt 1832 in County Tipperary (See also Nenagh Tipperary)
Children:
1. 
James
Francis TRACY b: 12 FEB 1855 in Ohio
2. Jane TRACY
3. Mary TRACY
4. Honora TRACY
6. Daniel
TRACY Jr. b: 4 MAR 1843 in Offaly or Kings, near Roscrey, Ireland d. 27 JUL
1927 in Spokane, Washington) m. Mary
Ann O'HARA (b: 1 MAY 1850 in Limerick) 27 JUL 1873 in West Newton Twp,
Nicollet, Minnesota. Military Service: Civil War, Co. I, 27th Iowa
Volunteers
Children:
6.1. Hanna Frances Frankie TRACY b: 4 MAY 1874 in Minnesota
6.2. James Robert TRACY b: 27 APR 1876 in Minnesota
6.3. Daniel Patrick TRACY b: 25 SEP 1878 in Minnesota
6.4. Jane Bridget Jennie TRACY b: 13 APR 1879 in Minnesota
6.5. Margaret Agnes TRACY b: ABT 1882 in Minnesota
6.6. Mary Honora May TRACY b: 25 FEB 1883 in Minnesota
6.7. Anna Isabel Belle TRACY b: 8 MAY 1887 in Minnesota
9. John TRACY
OR
Children
John
Timothy TRACY b: 21 MAY 1833 in Roscrae, County Tipperary or County Offaly,
Ireland
Mary
TRACY b: ABT 1837 in Tipperary, Ireland
William
TRACY b: BET 1837 AND 1839 in Tipperary?, Ireland
Jane
A. TRACY b: ABT 1840 in Ireland
Daniel
TRACY b: 4 MAR 1842 in Tipperary, Ireland
Timothy
TRACY b: 1848 in Tipperary?, Ireland
Honora
TRACY b: BET 1850 AND 1852 in Tipperary?, Ireland
Robert
Joseph TRACY b: 14 MAR 1853 in Columbus, Ohio
+James
Francis TRACY b: 12 FEB 1855 in Columbus?, Ohio
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Daniel Tracey (c1795-1832), physician, journalist and politician. The details of his life in Ireland are sketchy. According to Mullally, the following account was printed in The Vindicator in 1833 after his death. He was born in Roscrea, Co. Tipperary, in May, 1795, the son of Michael Tracey, a merchant and ??? Mainfold of Erescourt, Birr Co. Offaly. He was orphaned at a young age and an uncle on his father’s side raised him and a brother and sister. At the age of ten he was removed from a seminary in his native town to a school in Clonmel. He was educated at Trinity College, Dublin, and after graduation studied medicine at the Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin. He practiced medicine in Dublin for several years; but in 1825 he emigrated to Canada with his brother and sister. According to Reynolds, Dr. Daniel Tracey (who changed the spelling of the name) was of an Irish branch of the well-known English family, and by much the eldest of four orphaned children, a graduate of Trinity College and of its medical school, he was a practicing physician residing in Offaly county, Ireland, when the accidental death by drowning of a younger brother, to whom he was fondly attached, led him to decide on a change of residence to Canada. After a shipwreck in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, he arrived in Montreal in the year 1825, having with him his brother, John, then a lad of fourteen years, and his sister, Ann, aged fifteen. The Trinity College record is as follows: Daniel Tracey, Pen. (Mr Morris), Dec 5, 1814, aged 20; R.C., s. of Denis, Mercator; b. King’s Co. (Offaly). A French reference states that his father was Denys (Denis) Tracey a merchant of Offaly and his mother was Anne Manford. The obituary of John Tracey, his brother, says that he was born in Frankfort, Offaly. His life in Canada is well documented. He began the practise of his profession in Montreal in 1825 and lived in either on St. James Street or in the then St. Antoine Suburbs. In 1828 he established the Vindicator, a Reform newspaper, and became its editor. When news of O’Connell's electoral victory arrived in Lower Canada in September 1828 Tracey organized the province’s first Friends of Ireland Society. In May 1832, he was elected to represent the west ward of Montreal in the Legislative Assembly of Lower Canada. He died of cholera in Montreal on July 18, 1832. (see Daniel Tracey and family of Roscrea, Montreal and Albany) Ref: Finnegan,
Mary (1985) Irish-French Relations in Lower Canada. CCHA Historical Studies,
52, 35-49 Galarneau, France, Tracey, Daniel, DBC, PUL, 1966, vol.6: 864-865.; Galarneau, France, L'élection dans le quartier-ouest de Montréal en
1832: analyse politico-sociale, RHAF, vol.32 (1978-1979), 4 :565-584.; Lapalice, Ovide (1927) Le docteur Daniel Tracey, Bulletin des
recherches historique, 33: 492-493.; Reynolds, Cuyler ed. (1911) Hudson-Mohaw Genealogical and Family Memoirs. Lewis Historical Publishing Company, Vol. I pp.255-7 |
Treacy/Delahunty of Mountheaton
Both Names were changed
to Tracy & Delahanty when they immigrated to New York City. I have been told
by my older family members, that they were from Tipperary and that Edward had a
brother, James, and Margaret had a sister, Mary. Good possibility that James
and Mary married and went to New York City too. In 2003, my family received
papers from Nenagh, Tipperary North Designated Centre, with marriage and
baptism information on our family. It mentions that the family address was
Mountheaton. I have just found out that Mountheaton is in County Offaly. It
also says that the marriage and baptisms were at the R.C. parish in Roscrea.
Here is the info we received:
Edward Treacy m. Margaret Delahunty 1854. Witnesses: William Maher &
Anne Whitaker
Anne Sp: Patrick Bohan & Honora Delahunty
Michael Sp: Patt Reardon & Sarah Corbett
John Sp: John Cussin & Anne Cussin
James Sp: Michael Delahunty & Margaret Gavin
I believe they immigrated to NY City between 1856 & 1861, but I can't find
them on the passenger lists. Any ideas? Maybe you have a connection with my
family or one of the witnesses or sponsors? I am open to any suggestions.
Best Regards, Kathleen Tracy, New Canaan, CT. KTRACY 11/7/2004
Roscumroe
John Tracey & Anne Welsh
James b. 29 June 1878 Clashroe (LDS)
Mary b. 14 January 1881 Clashroe (LDS)
Shinrone
Denis Treacy & Judith/Julia Doughan/Dugan
Michael b. 23 March 1865 Shinrone (LDS)
Edward b. 30 July 1867 (LDS)
Edward Treacy (son of Dennis Treacy and Julia Doneghan)98 was born Abt. 1870 in Clonlesh [Clonlisk], Kings County, Ireland, and died July 16, 1940 in Inwood, New York, New York. He married Elizabeth Daly on April 18, 1894 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, daughter of (E.Daly's Father) Daly and (E.Daly's Mother) Prandergast.
Margaret b. 23 August 1869 (LDS)
Mary Anne b. 1 September 1871 (LDS)
Catherine b. 22 July 1873 m. Thomas Kelly 9 April 1899 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Martin Treacy b. 2th December 1875, Offaly (LDS)
Denis b. 3 March 1878 Clonisk d. 6 January 1952 NY Calvary Cemetery (LDS)
John Tr(e)ac(e)y
& Ellen Dooley
Denis
b. 2 December 1869 Shinrone (LDS)
Mary
b. 23 November 1870 (LDS)
Ellen
b. 8 March 1874 (LDS)
Thomas
b. 27 April 1875 (LDS)
Hugh
b. 18 June 1877 Moynure (LDS)
8th March 1903 The New York Times
March 2, at 59 Vandam Street, Martin Treacy, aged 24 years, a native of Clonlisk, Kings County, Ireland.
Mary Treacy and Daniel Sammon
Looking for info re William Sammon born 1861 Shinrone Kings co. Parents Daniel Sammon and Mary Treacy. Came to Brisbane Queensland in 1885 with Patrick Sammon, born Birr 1864, parents Michael Sammon and Mary Tierney.
Tricia Naylor (View posts) 24 Apr 2004
Tubber
John Tracy
Bridget
b. about 1837 m. Jerome (Jeremiah) Delany 29 January 1864 Tubber (LDS)
Tullamore
In the Griffiths Valuation of 1854 the following was recorded:
Church Street, Tullamore townland of the Parish of Kilbride, Co. Offaly
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