Bishop Robert Emmet Tracy (1909 - 1980)
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Robert Tracy was born on September 14, 1909 in New Orleans, Louisiana, to Robert Emmet and Margaret Agnes (née Cahill) Tracy. He studied at Saint Joseph Seminary College and Notre Dame Seminary. He was ordained to the priesthood on June 12, 1932, at age 22. He then served as a curate at St. Leo Church in New Orleans (1932–1946) and archdiocesan director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (1937–1946). His ministry as a priest focused especially on the young . He was chaplain of the Newman Centers at Tulane University (1941–1946) and as Chaplain at the Catholic Student Center at Louisiana State University (1946–1959). He was named a Papal Chamberlain in 1947 and a Domestic Prelate in 1949. From 1954 to 1955, he was national chaplain of the Newman Club Federation. On March 13, 1959, he was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Lafayette in Louisiana and Titular Bishop of Sergentza by Pope John XXIII. Tracy received his episcopal consecration on the following May 19 from Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, with Bishops Maurice Schexnayder and Louis Caillouet serving as co-consecrators. On July 20, 1961, the new Diocese of Baton Rouge was established by Blessed Pope John XXIII, and Bishop Tracy was installed as its first Bishop on November 8 of that year. Fifty three parishes were transferred from the jurisdiction of New Orleans. From 1962 to 1965, Bishop Tracy attended the Second Vatican Council; on October 24, 1963, he addressed the Council in the name of his fellow American bishops on the subject of racial equality and successfully his fellow bishops to add racial discrimination to the proposed statement condemning bigotry based on gender and national origin, eliciting applause from the rest of the 178 American bishops assembled in St. Peter's basilica, where such ovations were forbidden. A year later, in 1966, he published his memoir of the Council, entitled American Bishop at the Vatican Council. He established a consultative process as an integral part of the diocesan administration, and encouraged the greater participation of the laity in governing the Church. Tracy also oversaw the construction of the Catholic Life Center and the renovation of St. Joseph Cathedral. In January 1966 in New Orleans, he participated in the consecration of the first Negro to be raised to the U.S. hierarchy in this century. Preaching at the consecration of Auxiliary Bishop Harold R. Perry, S.V.D., of New Orleans, in the Basilica of St. Louis here, he said the ceremony occasioned ‘two principal sources of wonderment.’ … ‘First, that today we are witnessing the episcopal consecration of the first Negro ever to be raised to the high office of bishop in order to serve in a diocese of the United States of America in this century. And, second, the fact that this bishop-elect has come through to the public—both here in the South as well as across the nation—as a highly cultivated person; a Churchman with an impressive record of dedication and leadership in the works of religion; a true “man of God” in the modern tradition, fully in touch with the world around him, sensitive to such mundane things as public relations—an attractive, winning personality endowed with all the graces one would expect to find in one of his position.’ ” His leadership during the first years of the Diocese was inspired by the Conciliar vision of the Church as the People of God, with clergy, religious, and laity striving together to do the work of the Lord. He established a full consultative process as an integral part of the diocesan administration, and encouraged laity and religious to join with the priests in sharing responsibility for the mission of the Church. To facilitate this, he oversaw the construction of the "Catholic Life Center" as a model administrative, educational, and service-oriented building. Bishop Tracy also supervised the complete renovation of St. Joseph Cathedral in harmony with the spirit of the renewed liturgy. In 1967, he became the first American Catholic bishop to publish a financial statement for his diocese. In 1972, he established a committee for the regulation of allowing remarried Catholics to receive the sacraments, saying, "The Church has a pastoral responsibility of healing and forgiveness". He resigned as Baton Rouge's bishop on March 21, 1974, after twelve years of service. He died on April 4, 1980 aged 70 years. Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Emmet_Tracy http://www.diobr.org/about-our-diocese/diohist/br-bishops http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6389189 Lawrence J. McAndrews (2013) What They Wished For: American Catholics and American Presidents, 1960-2004. University of Georgia Press. Robert E. Tracy (1966) AMERICAN BISHOP AT THE VATICAN. McGraw-Hill |
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Timothy Tracy (1820 Tipperary-1905 New Orleans) (plasterer/Carpenter) and Margaret McKenna (1814 Armagh-1891 New Orleans) [see obituaries]
1850 Census - Lafayette, ward 1, Jefferson, Louisiana, United States
Timothy Tracy M 30 Ireland, plasterer
Margaret Tracy F 36 Ireland
William Tracy M 7 Louisiana
John Tracy M 3 Louisiana
1860 Census - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Timothy Tracy M 40 Irland, plasterer
Margaret Tracy F 46 Irland
William Tracy M 17 La
John Tracy M 13 La
April 30, 1869 The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, Louisiana)
Petition New Orleans, March 17, 1669...undersigned, property owners and residents on the south side of Camp street, between Washington and Sixth streets...Timothy Tracy, 30 feet front...
1870 Census - 1st Ward New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Timothy Tracey M 45 Ireland, plasterer
Margaret Tracey F 60 Ireland
William Tracey M 25 Louisiana, plasterer
John Tracey M 24 Louisiana. clerk in store
Elisa Magee F 16 Ireland
Sarah Magee F 16 Ireland
William F Tracy married Ernestine Michael 22 Nov 1870 Orleans, Louisiana, United States
July 23, 1876 The New Orleans Democrat
The State Convention...delegates to the Baton Rouge Democratic-Conservative convention...Eleventh Ward...Tim. Tracy...
March 09, 1879 The New Orleans daily Democrate
Eleventh Ward Central Democratic Club, New Orleans...Commissioners...John A Tracy...
1880 Census - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Timothy Tracey Self M 60 Ireland, plasterer
Margt Tracey Wife F 70 Ireland
1880 Census - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
William T [F] Tracy Self M 37 Louisiana, United States, journalist, father & mother born Ireland
Ernstine Tracy Wife F 31 Louisiana, United States, father & mother born Germany
William Tracy Son M 8 Louisiana, United States
Maggie Tracy Daughter F 6 Louisiana, United States
Viola Tracy Daughter F 4 Louisiana, United States
Robert E Tracy Son M 1 Louisiana, United States
August 29, 1869 The Daily Picayune
Lone Star Base Ball Club, thirty-five members present, organized Sept. 15, 1859. President, W.F Tracey; Vice President, H.R. McVey; Corresponding Secretary, W.B. Young; Financial Secretary, J.N. Howard; Messrs. M. Dumphy, Wm. Condon, J.N. Howard , L.F. Keating, A. Bozant, Directors. Practice grounds, the Delachaise.
...Interest in cricket faded because some players such as William F. Tracy, exchanged cricket equipment for baseball uniforms and because small attendances by the local gentry discouraged other players...Another example of the camaraderie among ball players of both races was a game played by the Pickwicks and another black team for the benefit of William F. Tracey, a white sportsman e=who had been a founder of the Lone Star Baseball club, one of the first white teams to play matches with Negroes...The benefit for Tracy is mentioned in the New Orleans Daily Picayune February 10 1878...
Dale A. Somers (1972) The Rise of Sports in New Orleans:
1850-1900. Louisiana State University Press.
In early October 1885, a month before the American Exposition’s November 10 opening, plans were announced to construct a diamond and grand stand for Exposition Ball Park in the area between the Main Building and the river. William F. Tracey, a representative of the American Exposition, was reported to be in Chicago negotiating to bring at least one professional “nine.” New Orleans had a number of amateur teams and semi-professional touring teams but lacked a professional nine to represent the city. The Exposition management faced a dilemma: either bring two professional teams to New Orleans at great expense or try to get together a formidable enough professional nine to represent New Orleans against the visitors.
http://www.knowlouisiana.org/43833/
1900 Census – 1023 5th Precinct New Orleans city Ward 11, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Abraham T Boardman Head M 48 Louisiana
Julia P Boardman Wife F 40 Louisiana
Abraham P Boardman Son M 18 Louisiana
Timothy F Tracy Boarder M 82 b. Nov 1818 Ireland, widower [Note: Living next door to William]
1900 Census – 1021 5th Precinct New Orleans city Ward 11, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
William T [F] Tracy Head M 57 b. April 1843 Louisiana, Father & mother b. Switzerland, sales denteach
Euistian M Tracy Wife F 52 b. Jan 1848 Switzerland
William J Tracy Son M 30 b. Sep 1870 Louisiana, teler in Post Office
Magia Tracy Daughter F 26 b. Mch 1874 Louisiana, sales lady
Jenevive V Tracy Daughter F 24 [23] b. Nov 1876 Louisiana
Robert Emmet Tracy Son M 21 b. Feb 1879 Louisiana, Assistant operator N.U
William Joseph Tracy of N Orl La (s. of William F Tracy & Ernestine Michels) married Margaret Boyle of N Orl La (d. of Cornelius Boyle & Catherine Tague) 18 Dec 1901 Orleans, Louisiana, United States [St Louis Cathedral] Wit: RE Tracy & Marnie Tague
Tracy, Mrs. Margaret [nee McKenna, of Armagh resident 50 years]
Death date: 1891-01-19
Age: 80 years
Sex: F
Next of kin: Timothy Tracy (husband)
Obituary citation(s):
Times Picayune, 1891-01-20
New Orleans Item
Daily City Item, 1891-01-20, Pg. 3 col. 1
Daily City Item, 1891-01-19, Pg. 4 col. 1
Timothy Tracy, Died February 16, 1905, age 86 years, Orleans Parish Louisiana
Tracy, Timothy [Carpenter, born Tipperary]
Death date: 1905-02-16
Age: 86 years
Sex: M
Obituary citation(s):
Times Democrat, 1905-02-17, Pg. 6 col. 5
Daily Picayune, 1905-02-17, Pg. 16 col. 7
Daily Picayune, 1905-02-19, Pg. 8 col. 6
William Joseph Tracy died Aug. 31, 1942 age 71
Margaret Boyle Tracy died Jan 10 1941
Boyle Family Plot http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=90036187
Robert Emmet Tracy, 28 years, b. 1880, of NOL (s. of Wm F/William J Tracy & Ernestine Michael) married Margaret Agnes Cahill. 24 years, b. 1884, of NOL (d. of John Cahill & Johanne Ryan) 21/23 Sep 1908 Orleans, Louisiana, United States Wit: Jn P Baites & Gertrude Smith OR James J Cahill & Jno Bartele
1917 WWI Registration Card
Robert Emmet Tracy of 6121 Magazine New Orleans, 39 years, born 6 February 1879, Employed as clerk at I.C. RR, Roydias and Saratoga, New Orleans La, Wife Margaret Cahill Tracy, short slender brown hair, black eyes
1920 Census - New Orleans Ward 14, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Robert E Tracy Head M 38 Louisiana, Clerk Illinois Central St
Margaret A Tracy Wife F 34 Louisiana
Robert E Tracy Jr. Son M 10 Louisiana
Shirley M Tracy Daughter F 7 Louisiana
Anna Cahill Mother-in-law F 69 Ireland
1930 census - New Orleans (Districts 1-250), Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Robert E Tracy Head M 51 Louisiana, clerk railroad
Margaret Tracy Wife F 49 Louisiana
1930 Census - New Orleans (Districts 251-277), Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Robert Tracy Student M 21 Louisiana, Notre Dame Seminary
1940 Census - Ward 7, New Orleans, New Orleans City, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Robert E Tracy Head M 60 Louisiana, stock clerk steam railroad
Marguerite Tracy Wife F 58 Louisiana
1942 Draft Registration
Robert Emmet Tracy of 717 Bruxselles St New Orleans La, 53 years, b. 6 Feb 1889 New Orleans, Patrolman Canal St New Orleans
Note: This is the best match that I could find for John Tracy but I could not find a marriage record.
1880 Census - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Jno A Tracy Self M 32 Louisiana, United States, Enumerator, father & mother born Ireland
Theodora Tracy Wife F 29 Germany
Charles Tracy Son M 8 Louisiana, United States
William Tracy Son M 6 Louisiana, United States
Alice Tracy Daughter F 5 Louisiana, United States
James Tracy Son M 4 Louisiana, United States
Theodora Tracy Daughter F 3 Louisiana, United States
John G Tracy Son M 0 Louisiana, United States
Cecelia Stach Stepdaughter F 12 Louisiana, United States
Lizzie Krieger Other F 18 Louisiana, United States
1910 Census - New Orleans Ward 12, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
John A Tracy Head M 63 Louisiana. officier Private Police
Theodora Tracy Wife F 62 Germany, 40 years married, 11 children 8 alive
Alice A Tracy Daughter F 36 Louisiana
Theodora J Tracy Daughter F 32 Louisiana
James A Tracy Son M 26 Louisiana, Motorman Street Railway
Estelle B Tracy Daughter F 25 Louisiana
Edna B Tracy Daughter F 21 Louisiana
Lucretia Winslow Nurse F 57 Louisiana
John August Tracy
Birth: Jan. 5, 1847
Death: Oct. 14, 1914
Family links:
Spouse:
Theodora Brown Tracy (1848 - 1911)
Children:
William Roselius Tracy (1872 - 1909)*
Alice A. Tracy (1874 - 1932)*
Theodora J. Tracy Glavin (1878 - 1949)*
John August Tracy (1879 - 1947)*
James A. Tracy (1882 - 1931)*
Estelle B. Tracy Blume (1884 - 1961)*
Edna Viola Bitter (1889 - 1939)*
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=12326623
Note: There is also the following
Timothy Tracey married Mis Margaret Maher 09 Aug 1848 Orleans, Louisiana, United States. Contract between Timothy Tracy and John Maher, bond to the State of Louisiana [their marks] John Maher & Roger Brown witnesses?
It is unusual that there would be two Timothy Tracys at this time and both of the same age. This Timothy Tracy may have died in 1849
Obituary:
Tracy, Timothy
Death date: 1849-12-13
Age: 28 years
Sex: M
Obituary citation(s): Daily Delta, 1849-12-14, Pg. 2 col. 6
October 26, 1849 The daily crescent
List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at New Orleans...Timothy Tracy...
1842 City Directory Orleans Parish, LA
Tracy E. L. secretary, Firemans' Insurance C21 St. Charles St. r.c. St. Charles & Girod Sts.
Tracy Joseph Casa Calvo b. Louisa & Clouet Sts.
1849 New Orleans City Directory
Tracey George W. Phillippa b. Poydras and Gravier
Tracey Brothers brokers and public weighers 6 Foucher
Tracey Alfred above firm c. Nayades and Melpomene
1850 New Orleans City Directory
Tracy A. & S. A. [Alfred & Simeon A Tracy dissolved 1849] brokers & public weighers 30 1/2 Poydras
Tracy E. L. public weigher & broker c. Foucher & Poydras
Tracy Timothy plasterer St. Andrew b. Chippewa & Jersey, Lafyt.
1855 Cohen's New Orleans directory
Tracy E. L., public weigher and broker, 5 Poydras
Tracy George, Rousseau, n. Fourth
Tracy J, Chippewa, n. Felicity
Tracy John, 76 Constance
Tracy Mary, 23 Estelle
Tracy S.A, 5 Poydras
Tracy Timothy, plasterer, Camp, n. Sixth
Tracy Wm, Chippewa, n. Felicity
1861 New Orleans City Directory
Tracy Bernard painter 360 Common
Tracy Dennis cooper 157 Franklin
Tracy Edward cooper 66 St. Joseph
Tracy E. L. public weigher & broker 5 & 13 Poydras d. Girod c. St. Charles
Tracy George produce dealer 44 Poyfarre
Tracy George Jackson n. Rousseau
Tracy Geo. W. acct. 319 Bienville
Tracy John laborer 179 Chippewa, d. 4
Tracy Joseph, Mrs. b. h. 177 Julia
Tracy Joseph plasterer 177 Julia
Tracy Jeremiah lab. Rousseau n. St. Mary
Tracy Michael slater Morales n. French'n
Tracy Thomas lab. 32 Spain
Tracy Thomas printer 151 Camp
Tracy Timothy plasterer 750 Camp
1866 Gardner's New Orleans Directory
Tracy Bernard painter 360 Common
Tracy Dennis cooper 107 Robertson
Tracy Edward cooper 66 St. Joseph
Tracy George produce dealer d 110 Harmony
Tracy George Jackson n. Rousseau
Tracy Geo. W. acct. 319 Bienville
Tracy Joseph, Mrs. beerhouse, 177 Julia
Tracy Joseph ship carpenter 177 Julia
Tracy M slater 48 Morales
Tracy Patrick 13 Euterpe
Tracy Timothy plasterer 750 Camp
August 27, 1872 New Orleans Republican
Notice of taxpayers...
39481 Tracy John A Mrs...................82 25
39482 Tracy John.........................35 75
39483 Tracy M O.........................195 63
39494 Tracy P.............................8 25
39496 Tracy Richard......................11 00
39497 Tracy Timothy......................55 00
39499 Tracy W F..........................49 50
1875 Soards' New Orleans city directory.
Tracy Bernard R messenger N. O. Transfer Co. r. 122 Mandeville
Tracy Charles C. dep. collector and cash. Int. Revenue Dept r. 14 Dryades
Tracy Dennis, cooper, r. 67 Palmyra
Tracy John A. dept. sheriff First Diet. Court, r. 791 Magazine
Tracy Mary Mrs. r. 75 Euterpe
Tracy Michael, baggagowagon, r. 67 Rousseau
Tracy Patrick, carman, r. sixth, se. cor. Howard
Tracy Thomas, driver, ws. N. Galvez, bet. Conti St. Louie
Tracy Thomas, hackman, r. 8 S. Roman
TRACY THOMAS G. business manager N. O. Republican, 94 Camp, r. 189 Baronne
Tracy Timothy, plasterer, r. 750 Camp
Tracy William, machinist D. C. McCan & Son, r. 44 Annunciation
Other early residents of New Orleans who came from Tipperary
Daniel Treacy and
Mary Cormack
I found (through rootsireland) that Daniel Treacy and Mary Cormack (Cormick) married in Templemore Co. Tipperary in 1831. These two might be my great great grandparents. They had 7 children including William; my great grandparent is a William Tracey/Tracy. He arrived in USA in 1849 according to his 1868 naturalization record (port of arrival not shown.) He lived in New Orleans LA USA until his death in 1914. An 1870 USA census record listed Mary Tracy living with children: Mary, William, Bridget and Ellen Tracy in New Orleans. I found baptism records through rootsireland for William, Bridget and Ellen in Templemore. Couldn't find one for the younger Mary shown on the census but she might have been a cousin or other relation. William married my great grandmother, Eliza Grady (O'Grady) in 1871 in New Orleans.
I just found Mary Tracey/Tracy's (William's mother) obituary showing she died in New Orleans on 11-30-1879. She was living with William her son at the time of her death. Obituary shows she was from Clanmore [Clonmore], North Riding, Tipperary. She lived in N.O. for 30 years indicating she arrived with William in 1849.
I don't know what happened to Daniel Treacy. I could not find a death record in either Ireland or New Orleans. I attribute the spelling variation to inability to read/write at the time entry into USA.
I think it is quite
possible that Daniel and Mary are my great great grandparents. My great
grandfather, William Tracy/Tracey, named his first born son Daniel;
unfortunately, the baby died at about 6 months in New Orleans and this
child's obit showed the funeral was conducted from the family home on
Annunciation St. in New Orleans. This was confirmation that the widow
Mary Tracy and William Tracy as shown in a New Orleans city directory were
mother and son as the residence for both was the same Annunciation St. address.
I hope there are
Treacys and/or Cormacks still residing in that area of Tipperary. I
would love to connect with them. I have been doing genealogy work on
my totally Irish family for 40 years and a major reason has always been to
connect with relatives in Ireland. I am a fifth generation Irish
American, 100% Irish by surnames and 93% Irish by DNA testing. The other
7% is European/Viking.
Thanks again.
M. E. McAuliffe 3mermaids Friday 11th April 2014 http://www.irelandxo.com/ireland/tipperary/templemore/message-board/parishdistrict-name
1850 Census - New Orleans, ward 1 (2nd municipality), Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Daniel Tracy M 44 Ireland, labourer
Maria Tracy F 40 Ireland
Thomas Tracy M 19 Ireland, labourer
Mary Tracy F 16 Ireland
Ellen Tracy F 14 Ireland
1860 Census - 2nd Ward 1st District City of New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Mary Tracy M (Illegible) [50] Ireland
William Tracy M 20 Ireland, finisher
Daniel Tracy M 12 [16] Ireland
Bridget Tracy F 1 [17] Ireland
1870 Census - Louisiana, United States
Mary Tracy F 55 Ireland
William Tracy M 30 Ireland, labou
Mary Tracy F 32 Ireland, domestic servant
Bridget Tracy F 25 Ireland, domestic servant
Ellen Tracy F 17 Ireland, seamtress
William Tracy married Eliza Grady 10 Apr 1871 Orleans, Louisiana, United States Surity Richard Coleman
Daniel Tracy, son of William and Eliza Grady
Death date: 1875-02-02
Sex: M
Obituary citation(s):
Daily Picayune, 1875-02-03, Pg. 4 col. 5 [6 Feb]
Mrs. Mary Tracey
Death date: 1879-11-30
Age: 73 years
Sex: F
Obituary citation(s):
Daily Picayune, 1879-12-01, Pg. 6 col. 3
Daily Picayune, 1879-12-07, Pg. 6 col. 5
1880 Census - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
William Tracey Self M 35 Ireland, machinist
Eliza Tracey Wife F 30 Louisiana, United States
Lossy Tracey Daughter F 4 Louisiana, United States
Maggie Tracey Daughter F 2 Louisiana, United States
1900 Census - 2nd Precinct New Orleans city Ward 2, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
William Tracy Head M 49 b. jan 1851 Ireland, na immigrated 1860, machinist foundary
Eliza Tracy Wife F 40 b. may 1860 Ireland, married 27 years, 10 children 7 alive, immigrated 1861
Mary Tracy Daughter F 28 b. July 1872 Louisiana
Elizabeth Tracy Daughter F 24 b. Sep 1876 Louisiana
Margaret Tracy Daughter F 22 b. Aug 1878 Louisiana
William Tracy Son M 19 b. Jan 1881 Louisiana, machinist foundary
Thomas Tracy Son M 15 b. May 1885 Louisiana, apprentice
Ellen Tracy Daughter F 11 b. Apr 1889 Louisiana
Edward Tracy Son M 9 [8] b. July 1891 Louisiana
Regina Tracy Daughter F 3 b. Mar 1897 Louisiana
Elizabeth Tully Lodger F 79 Ireland
1910 Census - New Orleans Ward 2, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
William Tracy Head M 65 Ireland, machinist foundry
Elizabeth Tracy Wife F 52 Ireland, married 39 years, 10 children 8 alive
Edward Tracy Son M 19 Louisiana, operator
Mamie Tracy Daughter F 38 Louisiana
Regina Tracy Daughter F 12 Louisiana
William Tracy, husband of Elizabeth O'Grady
Death date: 1914-10-15
Sex: M
Obituary citation(s):
Daily Picayune, 1914-10-16, Pg. 8 col. 6
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=135594258
Denis Tracey (1835 Tipperary – 1888 New Orleans) married Ann McCabe (1842 Monaghan – 1890 New Orleans) 14 Feb 1859 Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Denis Tracey married Ann McCabe 14 Feb 1859 Orleans, Louisiana, United States
January 21, 1875 New Orleans Republican
Another Victim of Coal Oil —John M. Tracy, a three-year old son of Denis Tracy, of Palmyra street, who was badly burned by an explosion of coal oil a few days ago, died Tuesday morning from the effects of his wounds. He was a bright little child, and the pet of a once happy home. The mother, who was also burned ill her efforts to save her daughter, is recovering.
1860 Census - 3rd Represeritative Ward City of New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Dennis Tracey M 25 Ireland, cooper
Ann Tracey F 18 Ireland
Ralph Stone M 35 Ireland, trader
Ann Stone F 35 Ireland
Frank Angelo M 31 Italy
Fanny Angelo F 30 Ireland
Antima Angelo F 1 La
1880 Census - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Dennis Tracy Self M 35 Ireland, cooper
Ann Tracy Wife F 40 Ireland
Jas Tracy Son M 18 Louisiana, United States, Cooper
Lillie Tracy Daughter F 15 Louisiana, United States
Ella Tracy Daughter F 13 Louisiana, United States
Dennis Tracy Son M 9 Louisiana, United States
Katie Tracy Daughter F 5 Louisiana, United States
Tracy, Dennis [of Tipperary]
Death date: 1888-07-02
Age: 50 years
Sex: M
Obituary citation(s):
Daily Picayune, 1888-07-03, Pg. 4 col. 4
Daily Picayune, 1888-07-03, Pg. 4 col. 6
Daily Picayune, 1888-07-08, Pg. 4 col. 5
Tracy - On Aug. 16, 1890 At 1:30 P.M., Mrs. Ann Tracy, Wife Of The Late Dennis Tracy, Aged 49 Years, A Native Of County Monaghan, Ireland. Friends And Acquaintances Of The Family And Her Brothers John And Phillip McCabe Are Invited To Attend The Funeral From The Family Residence Corner Dorgenois And Ursulines Streets.
New Orleans
Daily Picayune Sunday August 17, 1890
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tracy-1088
Monaghan - McCabe
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/McCabe-907
Edmond/Edward Tracy (1830 Borrisoleigh Tipperary – 1910 Illinois) married Ellen Cash (1832 Ireland – 1903 Illinois) 13 Sep 1853 Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Edmond/Edward Tracy married Ellen Cash 13 Sep 1853 Orleans, Louisiana, United States signed Edmond Treasy & Patrick Quillinan & Michael Healy as sureties/Witnesses
1860 Census - 2nd Ward 1st District City of New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Edward Tracy M 30 Ireland, cooper
Allen [Ellen] Tracy F 21 [28] Ireland
(illegible) [James?] Tracy M 10 Louisiana
Dennis Tracy M 4 Louisiana
(illegible) [Thomas] Tracy M 1 Louisiana
1870 Census - Illinois, United States
Edward Tracy M 40 Ireland, cooper
Ellen Tracy F 38 Ireland
Dennis Tracy M 12 Louisiana
Thomas Tracy M 10 Louisiana
Catherine Tracy F 7 Illinois
John Tracy M 5 Illinois
Mary Tracy F 4 Illinois
Margaret Tracy F 2 Illinois
Anna Tracy F 1 Illinois
1880 Census - Lee, Brown, Illinois, United States
Edward Tracy Self M 50 Ireland, Farmer & Coopering
Ellen Tracy Wife F 48 Ireland
Thomas Tracy Son M 20 Louisiana, United States, farmer
John Tracy Son M 14 IL
Kate Tracy Daughter F 16 Louisiana, United States
Mary Tracy Daughter F 13 IL
Margaret Tracy Daughter F 11 IL
Ann Tracy Daughter F 9 IL
Edward Tracy Son M 6 IL
Sarah Tracy Daughter F 5 IL
1900 Census - Lee Township Mound Station town, Brown, Illinois, United States
Edward Tracy Head M 76 b. Nov 1824 Ireland, Immigration Year 1845, cooper, na 1885?,
Ellen C Tracy Wife F 78 b. Nov 1822 Ireland, married 47 years, 12 children 9 alive
Denny Tracy Son M 46 b. Dec 1854 Louisiana
John Tracy Son M 34 b. ??? 1866 Illinois
Anna Tracy Daughter F 29 b. Sep 1871 Illinois
Edward Tracy Son M 28 b. Oct 1872 Illinois
1910 Census - Lee, Brown, Illinois, United States
Edward Tracy Head M 85 Ireland, Immigration Year 1845, widowed
Dennis Tracy Son M 52 Louisiana
John Tracy Son M 44 Illinois
Anna Tracy Daughter F 39 Illinois
Edward Tracy Son M 37 Illinois
Tracy
Father Edward Oct 14 1824 - June 4 1910
Mother Ellen Dec 25 1826 - Jan 5 1903
Born in Borrisoleigh Tipperary Co Ireland
Lord Grant them peace
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=163279160
Dennis Tracy (b. 26 Dec 1855 New Orleans, La. d. 09 Nov 1923 Mt. Sterling, Brown,
Illinois (s. of Edward Tracy b. Ireland
& Ellen Cashin b. Ireland
Occupation: Labor
Burial Date: 12 Nov 1923
Thomas Tracy (b. 04 Mar 1859
Louisiana d. 16 Sep 1925 Liberty, Adams
Co., Illinois) (s. of Edward Tracy b.
Ireland & Eileen Cashin b. Ireland)
Occupation: Farmer
Spouse: Lizzie Tracy
Burial Date: 18 Sep 1925 St Bridgets, Liberty, Ill.
1851 Admissions to Charity Hospital, New
Orleans Parish
John
Tracey, Laborer, Tipperary Co., Ireland, died 5-Mar, ward 32, from St. Louis, 1 month in New Orleans,
Single, 2 days, Debility, 1 ¼
Last
update: 27 August 2016