Richard S Treacy (1844-1920)
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Richard
S. Treacy |
Richard S. Treacy Real
estate and ins. broker; b. N. Y. City, July 28, 1846; s. Patrick and Hanora (Ryan)
Treacy; grad. Fordham Univ., A.B., 1869; m. N. Y. City, Feb. 20, 1878, Annie
W. O'Neill; children: James A. (died March 8, 1908), Richard S., Jr., John
H., Annie W., Edgar V., Mary V. Senior mem. firm R. S. Treacy & Son.
Chm'n Chelsea Dist., Charity Org'n Soc, mem. 18th Dist. Local Sch. B'd;
school trustee, 20 years. Independent; Roman Catholic. Mem. Fordham Univ.
Alumni Ass'n, Friendly Sons of St. Patrick; St Vincent de Paul Soc, Xavier
Alumni Sodality. Residence: 307 W. 102d St. Address: 662 8th Av., N. Y. City.
Geddings Harry Crawford (1914) Who's who in
New York, city and state. January
28, 1920 New York Times Richard
S. Treacy, member of the Board of managers of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, died yesterday at his home , 307 West 102d Street of heart disease in
his 75th year. He was formerly Treasurer of the United States Catholic
Historical Society and for a long time was in the real estate business. In New
York, August 1863, young Richard S. Treacy was told by his father that he was
going to St. John's College in the Bronx, and Richard simply obeyed, it never
having occurred to him he should have been consulted. [extracted from an
article that he wrote] Raymond A. Schroth (2008) Fordham: A History
and Memoir, Revised Edition NEPHEW OF MICHAEL TREACY (see http://www.traceyclann.com/files/Michael%20Treacy%20contractor.htm) |
Patrick Treacy (1801
Ireland – 1888)
August 02,
1833 The evening post (NY NY)
List of
letters...
Patk Trasy
Wm Tracy
Patrick
Treacy
Elizabeth
Tracy
Julia M
Tracy
December
19, 1840 The evening post (NY NY)
List of
letters...Patrick Treacy...
January
10, 1843 The New York herald
...Cornelius
Ryan...bailed by Patrick Treacy and Patrick Doherty...
1845 The
First Annual Report of the New York Association for the Improvement of the
conditions of the poor
Members...Geo
Manning Tracy...C.C. Tracey...Samuel F Tracy...Charles Tracy...Irwin Tracy
& Co...S.P. Tracy...P. Treacy...J.W. Tracy...F. Tracy...
Pat/Patrick
Treacy/Tracy & ? Ryan
Mary Tracy
b. 1837 St James Manhattan
Julia
Treacy b. 1841 St John the Evangelist New York County
Richard
Tracy b. 1844 St Joseph, Sixth Avenue Manhattan
1850
Census - New York City, ward 19
Patrick
Tracy M 49 Ireland grocer
Hanora
Tracy F 46 Ireland
Bridget
Tracy F 21 New York
James A
Tracy M 20 New York grocer
Johannah
Tracy F 16 New York
Mary
Tracy F 13 New York
Richard
Tracy M 6 New York
Julia
Tracy F 4 New York
William
Ryan M 16 Ireland clerk
Julia
Madden F 24 Ireland
1855
Census - New York
Head Patrick Tracey M 51
b. Ireland, 30 years NY. Feed Store?, naturalised, owns land
Wife Hanora Tracey
F 48 b. Ireland, 30 years NY
Child Bridget Tracey F 25
b. N York
Child Johanna Tracey F 20
b. N York
Child Mary Tracey
F 18 b. N York
Child Richd Tracey
M 11 b. N York
Child Julia Tracey
F 9 b. N York
Cousin Johanna Fox
F 20 b. Ireland, 3 years NY
Boarder Pat Cunningham M 22 b. Ireland, 3 years NY
4 to 29 March 1858 Proceedings of the Board of
Councilmen of the City of New York
CASE
SEVEN.
Regulating
Fourth avenue, between Seventy-first and Seventy-ninth streets. For this work
fourteen estimates were received. The work was awarded and confirmed December
29, 1856, to Michael Treacy, the lowest bidder, and whose estimate amounted to
$16,860. Nevertheless, the contract was made on the 10th of January, 1857, with
John McGrane, whose estimate amounted to $23,025; work to be completed in nine
months. Terence Farley and Charles W. Baker became his sureties.
CASE
EIGHT.
Regulating,
grading, flagging, and setting the curb and gutter in Sixth avenue, between
Fifty-fourth and Fiftyninth streets. For this work eleven estimates were
received, and the work awarded and confirmed December 29, 1856, to Michael
Treacy, the lowest bidder, and whose estimate amounted to $13,039, but the
contract was made April 6, 1857, with Terence Farley, the fifth bidder from the
lowest, and whose estimate amounted to $16,562. Time allowed for doing the
work, four months; sureties, Michael Treacy and Patrick Treacy. Work not yet
completed.
CASE NINE.
Regulating,
flagging and setting curb and gutter in Fifty-sixth street, between Broadway
and Sixth avenue, For this work eleven estimates were received, work awarded
and confirmed, December 29, 1856, to Terence Farley, the lowest bidder, whose
estimate was $12,798 20, nevertheless contract was made April 6, 1857, with
Michael Treacy, who was the tenth or next to the highest bidder, and whose
estimate amounted to $16,126; time allowed for completion of the work, six
months; sureties, Terence Farley and Patrick Treacy, work not yet completed.
1860 Census
- 1st Division 22nd Ward New York City
Patrick
Tracey M 58 Ireland,
feed business
Johanna
Tracey F 24 New
York
Mary
Tracey F 22 New
York
Richard
Tracey M 15 New
York
Julia
Tracey F 14 New
York
Johanna
Fox F 26 Ireland,
domestic
Thomas
Cuningham M 34 Ireland,
clerk
1870
Census - 3rd Election District 22nd Ward NYC New York
Patrick
Treacy M 67y Ireland, retired
merchant
Joanna
Treacy F 26y New York
Richard
Treacy M 23y New York
Julia
Treacy F 20y New York
Patrick Treacy M 15y New York
Joanna
Fox F 35y Ireland
1880
Census - New York, New York
Patrick
Treacy Self M 76 Ireland, widowed
Julia A
Treacy Daughter F 25 New
York, United States
Richard S
Trachy Son M 33 New York, United States, real estate
Annie W
Trachy Daughter F 20 New York, United States
James A
Trachy Grandson M 1
New York, United States
Patrick S
Trachy Grandson M 24 New York, United States, real estate
Bridget
Kennedy Other/servant F 25
Ireland
1884-1885
New York City Directory
Treacy
Patrick, h 263 W. 42d
TREACY
PATRICK S. real estate, 809 Sixth av. h 263 W. 42d
Treacy
Ricbard S. real estate, 265 W. 42d h 263 W. 42d
Calvary Cemetery, Woodside, Queens County, New
York
In Memory
of
Hanora
Treacy
Who
depatrted this life
Nov 4,
1855
Aged 49
Years
The
Beloved wife of
Patrick
Treacy
Who
departed this life
Oct 15
1888
Aged 87
years
And their
children:
James A.
Treacy
Died Nov
10, 1859
Aged 28
years
Jane
Wife of
James A Treacy
Died Jan
11, 1868
Aged 35
years
Joanna
Treacy
Died Jun
6, 1874
Aged 15
years
P & M
TREACY
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192134101/patrick-treacy
James A Treacy
(1830-1868)
James
Treacy & Jane
[Male] Treacy
b. 2 Dec 1857 Manhattan, New York
1860
Census - 1st Division 22nd Ward New York City
Ellen Mc
Kenney F 60 Ireland
Jane
Tracey F 27 Ireland
Patrick J
Tracey M 4 New
York
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1884 New York's
Great Industries P. S. Treacy, Real
Estate and Insurance, No. 800 Sixth
Avenue, near 46th Street.— The remarkable growth of the real estate and insurance business
during the last few years has placed
it in a position and given it a prominence that is" assumed by very few
other enterprises in the metropolis.
Of those houses that have exerted a
considerable influence and obtained an enviable reputation in the
department, that of Mr. P. S. Treacy, No. 800
Sixth Avenue, is one of the most popular in New York. This business was founded in 1880 by the
present proprie tor, who, however, has been engaged the whole of his life in this profession, and is thus
thoroughly qualified to carry it on
efficiently. The transactions of this concern
include all the departments of a general real estate and insurance business, such as the buying,
selling, renting, or management of
real property, the collection of rents
and other income, conveyancing, the negotiation of loans and the investment of funds. Mr. Treacy
likewise carries on extensive insurance
business, being agent for several of
the most important and reliable companies in the world, and pays all losses promptly without
litigation, al- ways discharging the
important trusts committed to him with
great fidelity and to the complete satisfaction of all patrons. Insurance is effected immediately
to any amount on all classes of
insurable property at the lowest rates
compatible with safety. Mr. Treacy enjoys the
fullest confidence of capitalists and landowners, and is constantly handling and placing large sums
of money in mortgages, ground rents
and other securities. Personally, he
is highly esteemed for his many excellent qualities and integrity by the community, and justly
merits the success attained by his
ability and perseverance. 1885
Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen NY To the
Honorable the Board of Aldermen : I return, without my approval, the
resolution of the Board of Aldermen, adopted July 10, 1885, permitting
Patrick S. Treacy to keep a portable sign on the sidewalk, near the curb....a
portable real estate sing in front of No. 809 Sixth avenue... 1886
Gould's Lawyers' Diary Treacy,
Patrick S, 809 Sixth ave Treacy,
Richard S, 265 W. 42d st 1888
Record on Appeal ...in
the presence of Patrick S. Treacy. Is acknowledged August 30th, 1888, before
Patrick S. Treacy, Notary Public, N. Y. County... |
1884 New York's Great Industries |
Patrick S Treacy, 36, b. New York & Camilla S Jardine,
29, b. Scranton, Pa
Cyril Treacy b. 5 Feb 1892 Manhattan, New York
Patrick S. Tracy, 40, b. N.Y.City & Mary Camilla
Stanton, 33, b. Scranton, Pa.
[Female] Tracy b. 22 Nov 1895 Manhattan, New York
Allyn V. Treacy died 28 Jan 1897 266 W 88th Manhattan
New York, 3 years, b. 1894 New York, buried 28 Jan 1897 New York Calvary (d. of
Patrick I. Treacy b. New York & Camilla Treacy b. Pennsylvania)
1900 Biographical Directory of The State Of New York.
Patrick S Treacy
Real Estate, 1929 Broadway, New York City; residence
Yonkers. Born in New York City, July 2, 1855. Educated at the College of the
City of New York. (Married M. Camilla Stanton.) Treasurer and trustee
Washington Savings Bank; secretary and director Highlands of Navesink
Improvement Co.; one of the founders of the Real Estate Board of Brokers;
member New York and Brooklyn Real Estate Exchanges. Member Catholic Club, Water
Witch and Country Clubs of Navesink, N. J., Yonkers Choral Society, West End
Association and Friendly Sons of St. Patrick.
1900 Census - Wevision St, Yonkers City Ward 6,
Westchester, New York
Patrick S Treacy Head
M 45
b. Jul 1855 New York, Father b. NY
Mother b. Ireland, Real Estate Br
Mary C Treacy Wife
F 38
b. sept 1862 Pennsylvania, married
10 years, 3 child 2 alive, parents b. Pennsylvania
Cyril S Treacy Son
M 8
b. Feb 1892 New York
Julia M Treacy Daughter
F 5 b. Feb 1895 New York
Delia Mcmahon Servant
F 45 b. Feb 1855
Ireland
1910 Census – Vernon Lane?, Yonkers Ward 9,
Westchester, New York
Patrick Treacy Head
M 54
New York, father b. NY mother b.
Ireland, operator real estate
Camilla Treacy Wife
F 47
Pennsylvania, married 20 years, 3
child 2 alive, father b. NY mother b. New Hampshire,
Cyril Treacy Son
M 18
New York
Julia Treacy Daughter
F 14
New York
1914
Patrick S. Treacy,
Real
estate; b. N. Y. City, 1855; s. James A. and Jane (Creedon) Treacy; grad. Coll.
City of N. Y.; m. 1890; two children. Entered real estate business as clerk,
1874; started own business, 1879. Mem. Real Estate B'd N. Y. (a founder).
Recreations: Golf, music, literature, art, drama. Mem. Friendly Sons of St.
Patrick. Address: 1931 Broadway, N. Y. City.
Geddings Harry Crawford (1914) Who's who in New
York, city and state.
May 1, 1917 Cyril Stanton Treacy, of New York, Patent
Combined clamp and support.
US 1224515 A
https://www.google.si/patents/US1224515
Julia Mary Treacy, 22, Single, b. 1896 N.Y. (d. of
Patrick ... Treacy & Camilla Stanton) married Harold A. Wintjen, 25,
single, b. 1893 Mt Vernon, N.Y. (s. of John S Wintjen & Vera H. Barclay) 20
Mar 1918 Manhattan, New York
1920 Census - 331 Bayway Elizabeth City Ward 11,
Union, New Jersey,
Patrick Treacy Head
M 63
New York, father b. NY mother b.
Ireland, agent real estate, rent
Camilla Treacy Wife
F 57
Pennsylvania, father b. NY mother
b. New Hampshire
Cyril S Treacy Son
M 27
New York, engineer chemical
Oyril Stanton Treacy, 36, single, b. 1892 N.Y. City
(s. of Patrick J. Treacy & Mary Cammilla Stanton) married Margaret Eleana
Melhuinen, 23, single, b. 1905 New York City (d. of John J. & Margaret
Robertson) 30 Oct 1928 Manhattan, New York
1930 Census - Mount Vernon, Westchester, New York
Joseph L Stanton Head
M 63
Pennsylvania, Father born New York,
mother born New Hampshire, Insurance
Bella Stanton Sister
F 87
New Hampshire, widowed, Father born
Northern Ireland, mother born Massachusetts
Camilla Treacy Sister
F 67
Pennsylvania, widowed, Father born
New York, mother born New Hampshire
1930 Census - 428 Northgate Appartments, Eastchester,
Westchester, New York
Cyril Stanton Treacy Head
M 38
b. 1892 New York, Father born
Pennsylvania, Mother born Connecticut, Chem Engineer, Chemical
Margaret Treacy Wife
F 24
New York, patents born Scotland
27 September 1935
Scarsdale Inquirer
Democrats to Back Treacy As Supervisor
Caucus Endorses Two Republicans for Reelection as
Justices of the Peace
Cyril Stanton Treacy of 315 Heathcote Road was
nominated by the Democratic town caucus Monday evening at the Popham Road
firehouse to oppose Ralph A. McClelland, Republican candidate for j supervisor,
at the November election. The local Democratic party's last candidate for this
position was George G. Ernst of Reimer Road, who opposed Pliny W. Williamson
for reelection as supervisor in the 1933 election.
The caucus also endorsed the, present Justices of the
Peace, Charles M. Carter and Burchard Dutcher, both Republicans, for reelection
and Melvin W. Whitlock as school director. These three names were recommended
to the group by the Non-Partisan Citi- | zens' Committee of which Arthur F.
Hebard, president of the Town Club, is chairman.
Mr. Treacy has been a resident of the village since
1928, is married and has two children. He has been for three years a member of
the Scarsdale Democratic Committee; is a member of the Scarsdale Post of the
American Legion, serving as chairman of its naval preparedness committee and is
a member of the Town Club.
The Democratic candidate was graduated from New York
University in 1915 with the degree of Chemical Engineer. For a number of years
following his graduation he acted as research consulting chemist. During the
World War he served as sergeant in the chemical warfare service and for eight years
after the end of the war was a lieutenant in the U. S. A. Reserve Corps.
He is now connected with the United Research
Corporation of Long Island City.
1940 Census - Cranford Township, Union, New Jersey
Cyril S Treacy Head
M 48
New York, Chem Engineer Merck Co.
Drug Br.
Margaret Treacy Wife
F 34
New York
David R Treacy Son
M 9
New York
Patricia Treacy Daughter
F 8
New York
Margaret Treacy Daughter
F 2
New York
Mary C Treacy Daughter
F 0
New York
1942/1945
Patent
Emulsions
And Phdcessis For Their Production. Cyril Stanton
Treacy,
Cranford, N. J. - Merck A Co. Inc., Rahway, N. J.
12 March 1948 Scarsdale Inquirer
Mrs. C. S. Treacy Dies, Mother of Resident
Mrs. Camilla Stanton Treacy, widow of Patrick S.
Treacy and mother of Cyril S. Treacy of Heathcote Road, died at her home in
Mount Vernon on March 9 at the age of eighty-five.
Born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Treacy, but for a
short period in New Jersey, spent her life in Westchester County. She was a
descendant of an old New England family and had been for fifty years a
member of the New York Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American
Revolution.
She is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Harold A. Wintjen
of Mount Vernon, a brother, Joseph L. Stanton, and four grandchildren.
Services were held yesterday at the Sacred Heart
Church in Mount Vernon. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, Elizabeth, New Jersey
April 16, 1964 The Morning Herald (Hagerstown,
Maryland)
Miss Margaret Treacy And Jerome Egan Wed Saturday Wed
in the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Scarsdale, N.Y. were Miss
Margaret Staunton Treacy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stanton Treacy, of
Scarsdale, and Jerome Joseph Egan Jr. of Baltimore, Maryland, the son of Mrs.
Jerome J. Egan, 1334 Potomac Ave., this city, and the late Mr. Egan, The
bridegroom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Victor Monroe Cushwa, this
city. The nuptial mass and wedding ceremony were celebrated by the Reverend
William Graam, S. J. of Washington, D.C. on Saturday, the eleventh of April, at
high noon. White stock, gladioli and snowflake chrysanthemums enhanced the high
altar of the church forming a lovely background for the wedding rites. A wedding
breakfast for the two families followed the rites at the Coveleigh Club, Rye,
N.Y. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a gown of
candlelight Italian silk with a yoke of heirloom Rosepointe lace. A coronet of
the same heirloom lace held her veil of illusion and she carried her great
grandmother's prayerbook with a marker of while roses and stephanotis. Miss
Mary Calder Treacy, sister of the bride, and Miss Susannah Cushwa Egan, sister
of the bridegroom, served as bridesmaids. Both wore gowns of long Nile green
crepe with overskirts of chiffon, complemented by. blending h e a d- dresses,
and carried cascade bouquets of yellow and white daisies. Peler Lyon, of
Salisbury, Md., served as best man for his cousin. Ushering the wedding guests were
Victor Cushwa, of Williamsport, Md.; and David R. Treacy, brother of the bride,
Scarsdale, N.Y. The couple later left for a motor trip through the South. When
they return they will reside in Baltimore, Md. The bride is a graduate of
Ursuline School, New Rochelle, N.Y. and of St. Michael's College of the
University of Toronto, Canada. The bridegroom graduated from Loyola High School
and Loyola College, in Baltimore, Md. He is associated with the Maryland
National Bank in Baltimore.
JUNE 7,
1964 The New York Times
SCARSDALE,
N. Y., June 6 —Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stanton Treacy have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mary Calder Treacy, to Gregory T. Thompson, son of Mrs.
Francis X. Thompson of the Bronx and the late Mr. Thompson.
Miss
Treacy is an alumna of the Ursuline School and Manhattanville College of the
Sacred Heart, class of ’61.
Her fiancé
was graduated in 1956 from Manhattan College.
NOV. 29,
1964 The New York Times
Gregory T.
Thompson Weds Mary C. Treacy
SCARSDALE,
N.Y., Nov. 28—Miss Mary Calder Treacy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Stanton
Treacy, was married here this morning in the Roman Catholic Church of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary to Gregory T. Thompson, son of Mrs. Francis X.
Thompson of the Bronx and the late Mr. Thompson. The Rev. John P. Fleming
performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. The bride was graduated
from the Ursuline School, New Rochelle, and Manhattanville College of the
Sacred Heart, Purchase. Her husband was graduated from Manhattan College. He is
assistant treasurer of Inflight Motion Pictures, Inc.
Cyril
Treacy, born 5 Feb 1892 New York, died Dec 1977 Westchester New York
Mary Treacy McCoffery
(1837-1913)
Mary H.
McCoffery died 31 Mar 1913 Manhattan, New York, 70 years, widowed b. 1843 US (d.
of Patrick Treacy & Hanora Ryan, both born Ireland) Buried 05 Apr 1913
Calvary NY
Richard S. Treacy
(1844-1920)
Richard S.
Treacy married Annie Watson O'Neill in 1878
Hulse Web Site, managed by Benjamin Hulse
At a
Special Term of the Superior Court, of
the City of New York, held at the City Hall in the City of New York, on the
25th day of May, A.D. 1880
Thomas H.
Baldwin, as receiver of the property of Edward Reardon
agst
Edward
Reardon, Richard S. Treacy and others
...Fourth.—That
after the delivery of said deed, the said Edward Reardon and Hugh Blesson, as
such copartners, commenced to erect five dwellings on said lots, and in the
course of the erection thereof, and in or about the month of February, 1878,
became and were financially embarrassed, and were largely indebted to the
several persons who had done work or furnished materials for said buildings,
and were unable to pay such indebtedness, and the said material-men and workmen
threatened to stop work on said buildings; that thereupon one Patrick Treacy,
at the instance and request of defendants Edward Reardon and Hugh Blesson, and
on their account and for their benefit, advanced and paid to said material-men
and workmen the aggregate sum of $11,170, with the understanding and agreement
on the part of said last-named defendants that said Patrick Treacy was to be
reimbursed as speedily as possible, and that his son, the defendant Richard P.
Treacy, was to take a deed of said premises, and hold the same, and the said
premises as security for the repayment of said advances by his father; and in
pursuance of that agreement and understanding, said Edward Reardon duly
executed a deed of said premises to said Richard S. Treacy on the 26th day of
March, 1878, and thereupon said Richard S. Treacy duly entered into possession
of said premises and remained in such possession until the appointment of
Ferdinand Kurtzman as Receiver thereof, as hereinafter stated. The deed to said
Richard S. Treacy was duly recorded in said Register's office on the 28th day
of March, 1878...
Austin
Treacy died 11 Nov 1891 263 W. 42nd St.Manhattan, New York, New York, United
States, 9 years b. 1882 New York (s. of Richard S. Treacy b. NY & Annie M.
O'Neil b. Phill., Pa.) Buried 12 Nov 1891 Calvary
Richard S. Treacy & Ann O'Neil
Ann Treacy
b. 13 Mar 1887 Manhattan, New York, New York, USA
Richard S. Treacy, 39, b. US & Ann
O'Neil, 32, b. US
Unknown
Treacy b. 30 Jan 1888 Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Richard S. Treacy, 42, b. New York
& Annie W. O'Neill, 32, b. Bedford, Pa.
Edgar V.
Treacy b. 09 May 1889 Manhattan, New York, New York
1900
Biographical Directory of The State Of New York.
Richard S.
Treacy
Real
Estate, 265 West 42d street. New York City; residence 326 West End avenue. Born
in New York City, July 28, 1846. Educated at St. John's College, Fordham, N. Y.
(A.B.). (Married.) Director Mutual Bank. Formerly school trustee for fourteen
years in Twenty-second Ward. Member Catholic Club, American Geographical
Society, Xavier Alumni Sodality and Fordham College Alumni Association.
1900 Census
- ED 483 Borough of Manhattan, Election District 34 New York City
Head Richard Treacey M 54 New York
Wife Annie Treacey
F 44 Pennsylvania, 22 years married, 7 children 6 alive
Son Richard Treacey M 19 New York
Son Edgar Treacey
M 11 New York
Son James Treacey
M 21 New York
Son John Treacey
M 14 New York
Daughter Mary Treacey
F 9 New York
Daughter Annie Treacey
F 13 New York
Boarder Edward Stwater M 25 New Jersey
April 27,
1906 The New York Times
Miss Lucy
Marie Hagerty and Richard S. Treacy Jr., were married In the Church of the Holy
Cross in West Forty-second Street, yesterday! Morning
James A.
Treacey died 8 Mar 1908 Manhattan, New
York, New York, 28 years, Single, Lawyer b. 1880 N.Y. (s. of Richard S. Treacey,
b. N.Y. & Anna W. O'Neil, b. Phila., Pa.) Buried 10 Mar 1908 Calvary
1910-1911
Fordham University School of Law
Degree of
LL.B. Conferred Upon...Richard S. Treacy, Jr. [Manhattan]
1910
Census - Manhattan Ward 12, New York
Head Richard S Treacy M 66 New York, both parents b. Ireland
Wife Annie W Treacy F 53 New York
Son Ino J G Treacy M 25 New York
Daughter Annie W Tracy
F 22 New York
Son Edgar V Tracy
M 20 New York
Daughter Mary V Tracy
F 19 New York
Servant Margeret Durkin F 22 Ireland
Servant Nora Walsh
F 23 Ireland
1911 The American Catholic who's who.
TREACY, Richard S.: B. July 28, 1844 in New York City; m. Annie W. O'Neil, d. of John P. O'Neil of Philadelphia. Ed. at public and private schools; Fordham Uni- versity, N. Y. City (1869), and St. John's College- Was School Trustee, 22nd Ward N. Y. City, for 20 years; now member of the local school board; President of Holy Trinity Conference, St. Vincent de Paul Society; member of U. S. Catholic Association. Clubs: Catholic; Graduates. Address: Times Building, Times Square, New York. Residence: 307 West One-Hundred and Second St., New York.
28 Dec
1919 New York Herald
Miss
Kilgore Engaged.
Announcement
is made by Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Kilgore, of No. 48 East Fifty-seventh
street, of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Beatrice Frances Kilgore to
Mr. John G. Treacy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Treacy, of No. 307 West 102d
street.
When the
war was on Miss Kilgore originated a shop in Fifth avenue for the benefit of
the Baroness Ward Hospital Fund. The hospital was at Chateau-Thierry. Miss
Kilgore is also a Red Cross worker, and as an amateur actress she has
participated in trie charity productions of the Gramercy Guild. She was
graduated from the Sacred- Heart Convent. Mr. Treacy served with the First
Field Hospital Corps in the war, and was stationed at the local headquarters In
this city.
2 June
1920 The Evening telegram
Miss
Beatrice Kilgore Wedded to Mr. Treacy
Miss
Beatrice Kilgore. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Kilgore. was married
today to Mr. John George Treacy, of this city, in the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, Broadway, and Seventy-first street. The Rev. Bernard F. McQuade. of
St. Patrick's Cathedral, performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial
mass, which followed.
The bride,
who entered the church with her father, wore a gown of ivory white satin
trimmed with old family print lace and mado with a court train of white satin,
trimmed with Breton lace and orange blossoms. Her tulle veil was held with a
cap of point lace.
Miss
Virginia Kilgore, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and only
attendant. She wore a costume of orchid-colored taffeta over cream-colored lace
and her hat of orchid-colored taffeta, was trimmed with point lace. She carried
a bouquet of lavender sweet peas and yellow primroses.
Mr. Edwin
Treacy acted as his brother's best man. and there were no ushers.
Owing to
the recent death of the bridegroom's father, only relatives and intimate
friends were invited for the ceremony and the reception and wedding breakfast,
which followed at the home of the bride's parents. No. 48 East Fifty seventh
street.
After
their wedding trip Mr. Treacy and his bride will live in this city.
1920 U.S.
Army Register
Edgar
Vincent Treacy, 307 West One Hundred and Second Street New York, May 9 1889
1920
Census - Manhattan Assembly District 11, New York, New York
Richard S
Treacy Head M 75 New York
Anna
Treacy Wife F 62
New York
Anna
Kilcullen Daughter F 30 New
York
Willian M Kilcullen
Son-in-law M 36
Pennsylvania
John G
Treacy Son M 36 New York, broker real estate
Edgar
Treacy Son M 28 New York, salesman Insurance
8 February
1921 New York Tribune
Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Kilgore, of 48 East Fifty-seventh Street, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Marie 'Virginia Kilgore to Edgar V. Treacy,
of this city. The engagement was made known at a reception, given £y Miss
Kilgore's sister, Mrs. John G. Treacy Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Treacy was married
last June and her husband is a brother of her sister's fiance. Miss Kilgore is
a graduate of the Convent of the Sacred Heart. Since her graduation she has
taken an active part in entertainments for charity and amateur theatricals. Mr.
Treacy was a lieutenant in the 309th Infantry and served overseas for one -
year. The wedding will take place in the fall.
Richard S
Treacy died 27 Jan 1920 Manhattan, New York, New York, United States, 75 years,
married b. 28 Jul 1844 New York City (s. of Patrick Treacy & Nora Ryan both
born Ireland) Buried 29 Jan 1920 Calvary
January 29, 1920 The
New York herald
TREACY. RICHARD S.
in his 76th year, at his residence, 307 West l02d St. Requiem mass Thursday,
January 29. at ten A. M., Church of the Holy Trinity, 82d st., east of
Broadway.
TREACY. At a special
meeting of the Board of Managers of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in the
City of New York. Resolved. Mr. RICHARD
S. TREACY a member of the Board since May, 1914 by his faithfulness in attendance
at its meetings and his helpful cooperation with his fellow members in the
affairs of the asylum, by his decease is a great loss to the asylum, to
which its managers hereby testify and
to which they would give expression.
His services on the
Committees on Admission and Binding and on Building and Repairs were so
constantly and so effectively rendered as to merit the deep acknowledgment of
his colleagues and grateful recognition of the whole Board. The Board extends
the expression of its deep sympathy to his family on this sad occasion of the
death of one who was a fine type of the
Catholicity of our city, a devoted
member of the church, faithful and true in all the relations of his long and
honorable life in the city of his birth. The members of the Hoard of
Managers of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum will attend the funeral of their
late associate in a body at the Church of the Holy Trinity, West 82d
st., near Broadway, on Thursday, January 2D, I, 1D20, at ten A. M.
Most Rev. Patrick J.
Hayes, Archbishop, President,
Francis O'Neill.
Secretary.
TREACY. The Xavier
Alumni Sodality has learned with deep regret of the death of RICHARD S. TREACY,
Sodadist since 1872 and President 1891 and 1898. Members are requested tb
attend the funeral services. Charles Edward Nammack, M. P., President. James J.
McNerny, Secretary.
1 February 1929 Scarsdale Inquirer
Aged Resident Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Annie W. Treacy died at the home of her son Edgar
V. Treacy, at 20 Lockwood road, this week after a long illness. Mrs. Treacy,
who had been a resident of Scarsdale for the past three and a half years, was
in her 73rd year.
"A requiem mass was said at the Church of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary, Wednesday morning at ten o'clock. Interment was in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Treacy is survived by three sons, Richard S.,
John G., and Edgar Treacy and by two daughters, Mrs. Anne Kilcullen and Mrs.
Mary T. Kirkpatrick. She is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Anderson of
Pennsylvania, and one brother, W. W. O'Neill of New York.
1930 Census - Scarsdale, Westchester, New York
Edgar V Treacy Head
M 40
New York, father born NY, mother
born Pennsylvania agent insurance
Marie Treacy Wife
F 35
New York, parent born New York
Edgar V Treacy Jr. Son
M 4
New York
Lillie Connell Servant
F 19 Ireland
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24 March 1939 Scarsdale Inquirer Champion Basket Shooters of Scarsdale Left to right, the boys are; front row, George Hall, junior manager; Anthony
Flannery, John Hefti, William Nisbet, captain; Jerry Mahoney, George Kelley,
James Ryan, manager; second row, Daniel Koch, Edmond Supple, Joseph
Kiley, Jr., George LaMarsh; third row, Edgar V. Treacy, Jr., John Potter, Donald
Ginter, Jerome Kiley, William Conway: last row, Raymond Sullivan, Gregory Chilson, William
Taggart, Thomas Mangan. |
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1940 Census - Scarsdale, Scarsdale Town, Westchester,
New York
Edgar V Tracey Head
M 50
New York, agent insurance
Marie V Tracey Wife
F 45
New York
Edgar V Tracey Son
M 14
New York
Anna Mae Wilson Maid
F 19
Pennsylvania
1946 U.S. World
War II Navy Muster Rolls
...Edgar Vincent Treacy...
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Edgar Vincent Treacy
Edgar Vincent Treacy Jr. “Bud”, 86, retired Chairman of TM&P, Inc,
veteran of World War II and the Korean War, Catholic philanthropist and
active member of St. Pius X Church, devoted husband, father and grandfather
of Scarsdale, NY died unexpectedly in Hillsboro Beach, Florida on April 25,
2012. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. http://ncadvertiser.com/6007/edgar-bud-treacy-jr-86-veteran-athlete/ |
Julia Treacy (1846-1922)
Julia A.
Treacy died 31 Dec 1922 171 W. 71 St. Manhattan, New York, 76 years, single, b.
22 Jun 1846 US (d. of Patrick Treacy & Manosa Ryan both born Ireland)
buried 2 Jan 1923 Calvary
Last update: 01
June 2023