It may be
presumed that the Traceys of Roscommon are descended from the Sil Anmchadha
Leitrim-Roscommon Genealogy Website
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The Traceys of Roscommon
can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as
Roscommon formed part of the territory of the Sil Anmchadha.
1607 Depositions
…That there was an English woman murthered
by one Teage o Trassy & ffarrell o Bryane servants then to the said
William ô Concanon [in his Island one the River of Sucke]
TCD http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition.php?depID=831284r213
1749 Elphin Diocesan Census
John Tressy, papist,
labourer, 1child under 14 years, Kilmore, Athleague, Co. Roscommon.
Michl Tressy?,
Kilmore, Athleague, Co. Roscommon.
Patrick & Catharin
Tracey, papist, miller, 2 children under 14 years, 1 man & 1 woman papist
servants, Cloonagh, Ballintobber (Ballintober), Co. Roscommon.
Bryan & Margaret Trassy,
papist, labourer, 2 children under 14 years, Gortoose, Bumlin, Co. Roscommon
Roger & Hanna Trassy, papist, labourer, 2 children under 14
years, Gortoose, Bumlin, Co. Roscommon
Daniel & Mary
Trassy, papist, cotter, 3 children over 14 years, Newtown, Bumlin, Co.
Roscommon
Edward & Bridget
Tracy, papist, Farmer, 1 child under 14 years & 2 papist women servants,
Keillmore, Clooncraff, Co. Roscommon.
John & Jane Tracy,
papist, Farmer, Cloonshee, Clooncraff, Co. Roscommon.
Thomas Tracy, w.
papist, 1 child under 14 years, Dundermott, Drumatemple, Co. Roscommon.
Andrew Trasy, papist,
Labourer, 3children under 14 years, Portron, Portron, Killinvoy, Co. Roscommon.
William Tracy, papist,
cotter, 2 children under 14 years & 3 children over 14 years, Kilteevan,
Kilteevan, Co. Roscommon
Thady Trassy, papist,
begger, Carnagullah, Kiltrustan, Co. Roscommon
Bart.Anne Trassy
Lenaghan papist, cotter, 2 children over 14 years, Cloncovanagh, Kiltrustan,
Co. Roscommon
Thomas Tracy, papist,
horse rider, 3 children under 14 years & 1 papist woman servant, Acres,
Roscommon, Co. Roscommon,
Legg Marie-Louise
ed. (2004) The census of Elphin 1749. Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
Manning, Peter (1947) Elphin
Diocesan Census 1749: surname index.
17th and 18th Centuries
Extract of the parochial registers of Nantes
Hôtel-Dieu (Nantes 's hospital): 27
November 1751 Burial of Guillaume (William) Tracy, priest of Elphin
diocese, 27 years old, son of Thomas Tracy and Winifred Kirchey.
1796 Irish Flax
Growers
Denis Tracy, Ogulla, Roscommon John Tracy, Kiltrustan, Roscommon Martin Tracy, Kilglass, Roscommon Nicholas Tracy, Fuerty, Roscommon Thomas Tracy, Kiltrustan, Roscommon William Tracy, Killinvoy, Roscommon
British
War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Martin Tracey born Roscommon, Roscommon. Served
in 3rd Royal Veteran Battalion; 61st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 53,
1798-1814
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Tracy, Flan, Siz. (Mr. O’Connor), June 13, 1797, aged 22; R.C., s. of Flan, Agricola; b. Co. Roscommon. Sch. 1800. B.A. Vern. 1801. (see Thomas Stanley Tracey)
1808 (205) (Ireland.) Accounts
Spring & Summer
Assizes 1807 - Moycarnon Half Barony Roscommon
Sub-constables - John
Kenny, Michael Curly, James Tracy, Timothy Fihelly/Feeheely & Darby Kilduff
at £2 each...£10/0/0
British
War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
William Tracet born Moore, Roscommon. Served in
35th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 37, 1809-1831
William Tracey, b. 1794 Ballinasloe, Roscommon
British
War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Treacy born Creagh, Roscommon. Served in
Galway Militia Discharged aged 39, 1810-1829
John Treacy, b. 1790 Ballinasloe, Roscommon
The Eudoxologist; Or, An Ethicographical Survey
of the Western Parts of Ireland: A Poem. To which are Prefixed the Author's
Poems on the Giant's Causeway, and Killarney; with Other Miscellaneous
Compositions By Patrick O'Kelly. Published by Printed for the author, by J.
Watt, 60, Back-lane, 1812
Tracy,
Rev. Andrew, co. Cavan
Tracy, Mr. Pat, Castlerea [Roscommon???]
1815
Accounts and Papers relating to Increase and Diminution of Salaries in Public
Offices of Ireland
Milltary - Ordance Office
William Weaver, esquire, Storekeeper, Athlone
£85
Mr. J. Dupleix, 1st Clerk to ditto £20
Mr. J. Tracy, Assistant Clerk to ditto £20
1820
Accounts and Papers relating to Increase and Diminution of Salaries
Milltary - Ordance Office
Athlone Storekeeper's Department, Joseph
Tracey, Late Assistant Clerk-reduced, Annual amount £110
British
War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Patrick Tracey born Athlone, Roscommon. Served
in 84th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 23, 1816-1821
Pat Tracey, b. 1798 Athlone, Roscommon
Ireland-Australia
Transportation
|
Surname |
First Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
|
Tracey |
James |
|
Isabella I (1)
[1818] |
1817 |
Gilbraltar Court
Martial |
14 |
1790 |
Athlone Co Roscommon
or Westmeath |
|
|
Labourer |
TRACEY, James. Per "Isabella", 1818
1822 Feb 6, On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per "Elizabeth
Henrietta" (Reel 6008; 4/3504A p.403)
British War Office to 1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
James Tracey, b. 1817 Elphin, Roscommon
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Tracy, Patrick Waldron, Pen. (Mr. Willis), May
30, 1820, aged 20; s. of John; b. Roscommon.
British
War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Patrick Tr(e)ac(e)y born Creagh, Roscommon.
Served in 30th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39, 1822-1843
Patrick Tracey, b. 1804 Ballinasloe, Roscommon
John Treacy, 1828, Prerogative Court will. Exec: Jonathon Treacy, Snipe
Hill, Co. Roscommon. IWR/1828/F/43.
Kiltoom
& Cam
Surnames 1828: Tracy (1)
Surnames 1855: Tracey (1)
Gacquin,
William (1996) Roscommon before the famine. The Parishes of Kiltoom and Cam
1749-1845. Irish Academic Press, Dublin.
1832-1836
Return of Persons to whom Licenses have been granted to keep Arms
41. William Treacy, Clooncraff Co. Roscommon, Magistrates
CG Plunkett of Montplunkett and NS French of Fort William, one gun
Civil Service
Evidence of Age
Francis Treacy, b. 1839, Roscommon, Ireland
Stephen Treacy, b. 1832, Roscommon, Ireland
RIC 16443, Stephen Treacy, Appt. 11 Nov 1852, 19 years, b. Roscommon, RC, single, labourer, stationed Tipperary N.
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/roscommon/military/ric-roscommon.txt
1835
Diocese of Killaloe
Aghnameadle
5. Private school, kept by Michael Treacy,
Small payments of children, Summer 50 to 60, Discontinued since Nov., 1834 for
want of a school-house, Reading writing and arithmetic
1836
(255) Arms (Ireland.)
William Treacy, Clooncraff, Roscommon, one gun
1836
(415) Petty sessions, Ireland
Castlerea...P. Treacy, Clerk
20
April 1836 Petty Sessions Castlerea
22 June 1843 - 1842 Petty Sessions, Ballinlough
Roscommon
22 June 1843 - 1842 Magistrates Castlerea,
Roscommon
1842-44, 1852-54 Fees for Petty Sessions
Castlerea
P. Patrick Treacy, Clerk
1842-44,
1852-54 Fees for Petty Sessions Ballinlough
William Treacy
1844 Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC)
5417, Jas Treacy, 24 years, appointed 8 Sep 1843, b. Fermanagh, RC,
Labourer, stationed Longford, Reserve, Roscommon 18/2/44
December 5 1845 Demand of Arms Carrokeel,
Athlone, Co. Roscommon
Wm. Tracy. About half-past 2 o’clock p.m.,
while Mr. Tracy was out shooting close to his residence, he was met by six men,
armed with pistols, who placed him on his knees, and sworn him as to whether he
knew of any of them; they then forcibly carried off his gun and powder-horn.
Parliamentary Papers
December 12, 1845 (BL) Robberies of Arms - Roscommon
...a gentleman of the name of
Tracey, who was shooting within two hundred yards of this town...five other men
seized him, took his gun, powder horn &c...-Boyle Gazette
1846-1851 New York arrivals
Bridget Tracey, age 17, Servant, Roscommon
Ireland to New York, Liverpool: Macedonia 05/07/1846
Andrew Tracy, age 20, Carpenter, Roscommon
Ireland to New York, Liverpool: Roscius 07/08/1848
Unknown Tracy, age 20, Roscommon Ireland
to New York, Liverpool: Roscius 07/08/1848
William Tracey, age 35, Labourer, Sligo
Ireland to Upper-Canada, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Patrick Tracey, age 32, Labourer, Sligo
Ireland to Upper-Canada, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Margt. Tracey, age 13, Labourer, Sligo Ireland to
Upper-Canada, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Bessy Tracy, age 16, Labourer, Roscommon
Ireland to Kentucky, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Michael Tracey, age 20, Labourer, Roscommon Ireland to
New York, Liverpool: Princeton 11/11/1850
1846
Return of Assaults
Patt Tracey of Creagh Mycarnin Roscommon, 8 pm
17 March, assult endangering life, originated in a drunken quarrel
15
January 1847 (AC) Co. Roscommon
A correspondent of the Evening Post, writing
from Elphin states:- "I have ascertained that in a village near this town,
a man named Tracy, who died of starvation, is now seven days lying in his
cabin, without being buried, under the following circumstances. The day after
his death some of the neighbours collected 3s6d to purchase a coffin; but his
wife, to save herself and four children from dying, had to buy meal for it. In
two days after, the price of a second coffin was collected, but the wife, to
save herself and two of the children for some time longer (the other two being
then dead), had to purchase another stone of meal - her husband and two
children lying dead before her. To remedy such a state of things can any
exertion of those in power be too great."
1846 Irish Reproductive Loans Fund Records (reports 1848-1854) (PRO)
T 91/189c
Ellen Tracy,
Drumasine, 1846, in Scotland, [Drumagissaun,
Kilglass?]
James Tracey (also
listed as Gready), Curskeagh or
Corskeagh, 1843, now dead [Corskeagh, Kiltrustan?]
James Tracy,
Drumasine, 1846, dead by 1852
James Tracy,
Lisheen, 1846, Now in America 1852 [Kiltrustan]
Larry/Laurence/Luke Tracy,
Drumasine, 1846, Dead by 1852
Martin Tracy, Drumasine,
1846, in England by 1852
Martin Tracy,
Moyglass or Toberpatrick, 1846, Is
now at Toberpatrick & Pauper [Toberpatrick, Kiltrustan]
Michl Tracy/Tracey,
Ratinagh, 1846 & 1847, in England [Rattinagh, Kilglass?]
Thomas Tracy, Drumasine,
1846, Resides here at present a pauper in 1852.
William Tracy, Moyglass,
1846, Now dead
[Kilglass]
April 29, 1848 (FJ) The Mahon Evictions - Stokestown, Roscommon
Lugboy...John Tracey 2 persons
Ballinapad...Thomas Tracey 5
persons
MISSING
ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
|
Name of Missing |
Home county |
Arrival |
AD Date |
SeEKER |
CONTACT |
|
Michael
Tracy |
Kiltown,
Kiltoom, Roscommon |
Petersburg
PA 7/1848 |
6/1/1849 |
Mary Tracy
(sister) |
Michael
Freeman, Roxbury, MA |
|
Bridget
Tracy Patrick
Tracy Peter
Tracy |
Ballyfeeny,
Bumlin, Roscommon |
16/4/1859 |
Michael
Tracy (brother) |
Pilot
Office, Boston, MA |
|
|
Patrick Tracy
(laborer, tunnel) |
Kiltrustan,
Roscommon |
Derry PA 1/1857 NJ
(tunnel) |
2/6/1860 |
Julia
Tracy (wife) |
Patrick
Tobin, 77 Gard, Cleveland, OH |
|
Bridget
Tracey |
Cooltighe,
Kilbride, Roscommon |
New York
city 1848 Yorkville
NY 9/1851 |
9/4/1853 |
Hugh Tracey
(brother) |
Timothy
Kearney, 17 City Hall Pla, NYC |
|
Patrick
Treasy (with Bill) |
Ballfeeny,
Kilglass, Roscommon |
1851 Prescott, Lancashire, Eng (to Nye) |
6/5/1854 |
Michael
Treasy (brother) |
Michael
Bauhan 2nd
St Troy, NY |
1849 Boston Pilot
Of MICHAEL TRACY,
native of the parish of Kiltown, co. Roscommon, who lived at Petersburg, Pa, in
July last. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his sister,
Mary, care of Michael Freeman, Roxbury, Ms.
1853 Boston Pilot
OF Bridget Tracey, native
of Cooltighe, parish Kilbride [co. Roscommon], who landed in New York about 5
yrs ago; was at Yorkville, N. Y, in Sept. 1851; supposed to be in New York or
Brooklyn. Her brother, Hugh Tracey, will be thankful for any information
respecting her whereabouts - care of Mr. Timothy Kearney, 17 City Hall Place,
New York.
1854 Boston Pilot
OF PATK TREASY,
parish of Bunalin, townland of Ballyfeeny; when last heard of was in England,
Prescott, Lankinshire; left Liverpool `51 for New York, in company with his wife
and brother-in-law, PATK DONNELLY. Information of him will be received by his
brother, MICHAEL TREASY, Troy Post-office, care of MICHL BAUHAN, Second st.
1859 Boston Pilot
OF PATRICK, Peter and
Bridget TRACY, of Ballyfeeny, parish Bumblin [co. Roscommon]. Any information
will be thankfully received by their brother, Michael Tracy. Address The Pilot
Office, Boston, Mass.
1860 Boston Pilot
OF PATRICK TRACY,
native of Parish Kiltrustin [co. Roscommon], who left his wife and child in
Derry, Pennsylvania, and went to New Jersey to work on the tunnel, three years
ago last January, and has not been heard from since. Any information of him
will be thankfully received by his wife, Julia Tracy, in care of Patrick Tobin,
No. 77 Garden street, Cleveland, Ohio.
1850 Thoms Directory of Ireland
Petty sessions courts
P. Treacy, Ballinlough, Castlerea, second
Wednesday
Patrick
Treacy, Castlerea, second Wednesday
1851 English Census
William Treasy, born 1795 in Boscomman
(Roscommon?), Ireland. Residence: Westminster St James, Middlesex.
Chester Castle Prison, 1851 Census.
(HO107/2171)
Patrick Tracey, Prsnr, M, 58, Ag. Lab, b.
Ireland, ROS, Borfield.
8 September 1855 (NG) Murder [Shannon]
We have to announce
that the peace and harmony which characterised the inhabitants of this county
for a considerable period have been signally broken through a brutal murder, which
was perpetrated closed to this town, on the evening of the first day of the
late races. The deceased man, Martin Tracy, who was in affluent circumstances,
and to acknowledged to be of peaceful, industrious habits, living in the island
of Cloonye, in the Shannon, when returning from the Races on Wednesday, the 22d
ult, with a party of his friends, some of whom were a few yards before him on a
car, and himself walking with his cousin, named Michael Hanly, were overtaken
by a party of nine or ten men, a short distance beyond the circular road at the
foot of Lanesborough st., who struck both of them, when Hanley made his escape,
leaving Tracy to his fate...-Roscommon Messenger
9 Jan 1856 (BL)
Murder in the County Roscommon
...In the month of August last a man named Martin Tracy was overtaken,
when returning from the Roscommon races, and brutally murdered by a party of
men, about 100 yards from the scene of the present tragedy...not the slightest
evidence could be elicited as to the parties concerned...- Daily Express
Griffiths Valuation Roscommon 1857-58
|
Alphabetical |
By
Area
|
|
Andrew Tracey Frenchlawn Ballintober
Roscommon Andrew Tracy Shankoagh Drumatemple Roscommon Bridget Tracey Beagh (Brabazon) Creagh
Roscommon Bridget Tracy Knockmeane Kilmeane Roscommon Catherine Tracy Aghmagree Kilteevan Roscommon
Francis Tracey Frenchlawn Ballintober
Roscommon Honoria Tracy Cloonearagh Cloonfinlough
Roscommon John Tracey Lackan Kilmeane Roscommon John Tracy Garrynagawna Drum Roscommon John Treacey Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Luke Treacey Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Mark Tracey Cornaseer Kiltoom Roscommon Mark Tracey Culliagharny Creagh Roscommon Martin Tracey Toberpatrick Kiltrustan
Roscommon Matthew Tracey Culliagharny Creagh Roscommon Michael Tracey Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Michael Tracey Garrynagawna Drum Roscommon Michael Tracey Knockmeane Kilmeane Roscommon Michael Tracy Cloonlaughnan Tisrara Roscommon
Michael Tracy Treanacreeve Lissonuffy
Roscommon Patrick Tracey Ballinturly Fuerty Roscommon Patrick Tracey Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Patrick Tracey Garrynagawna Drum Roscommon Patrick Tracey Lackan Kilmeane Roscommon Patrick Tracey Longford Kilkeevin Roscommon Patrick Tracey Main Street Kilkeevin
Roscommon Patrick Tracy Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Patrick Tracy Fearagh (Brackna South)
Kilmeane Roscommon Patrick Tracy Knockcroghery Killinvoy
Roscommon Patrick Tracy Toberpatrick Kiltrustan
Roscommon Patrick Tracy Treanacreeve Lissonuffy
Roscommon Patrick Treacy Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Philip Tracey Gorteencloogh or Corra More
Athleague Roscommon Terence Tracy Aghmagree Kilteevan Roscommon Thomas Tracey Ballybeg Lissonuffy Roscommon Thomas Tracy Clooncraff Clooncraff Roscommon Thomas Tracy Drinaun Elphin Roscommon Thomas Treacy Drumagissaun Kilglass Roscommon
William Tracey Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon |
Philip Tracey Gorteencloogh or Corra More
Athleague Roscommon Andrew Tracey Frenchlawn Ballintober
Roscommon Francis Tracey Frenchlawn Ballintober
Roscommon Thomas Tracy Clooncraff Clooncraff Roscommon Honoria Tracy Cloonearagh Cloonfinlough
Roscommon Bridget Tracey Beagh (Brabazon) Creagh
Roscommon Mark Tracey Culliagharny Creagh Roscommon Matthew Tracey Culliagharny Creagh Roscommon John Tracy Garrynagawna Drum Roscommon Michael Tracey Garrynagawna Drum Roscommon Patrick Tracey Garrynagawna Drum Roscommon Andrew Tracy Shankoagh Drumatemple Roscommon Thomas Tracy Drinaun Elphin Roscommon Patrick Tracey Ballinturly Fuerty Roscommon Thomas Treacy Drumagissaun Kilglass Roscommon
Patrick Tracey Longford Kilkeevin Roscommon Patrick Tracey Main Street Kilkeevin
Roscommon Patrick Tracy Knockcroghery Killinvoy
Roscommon Bridget Tracy Knockmeane Kilmeane Roscommon John Tracey Lackan Kilmeane Roscommon Michael Tracey Knockmeane Kilmeane Roscommon Patrick Tracey Lackan Kilmeane Roscommon Patrick Tracy Fearagh (Brackna South)
Kilmeane Roscommon Catherine Tracy Aghmagree Kilteevan Roscommon
John Treacey Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Luke Treacey Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Michael Tracey Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Patrick Tracey Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Patrick Tracy Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Patrick Treacy Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Terence Tracy Aghmagree Kilteevan Roscommon William Tracey Cloonmore Kilteevan Roscommon Mark Tracey Cornaseer Kiltoom Roscommon Martin Tracey Toberpatrick Kiltrustan
Roscommon Patrick Tracy Toberpatrick Kiltrustan
Roscommon Michael Tracy Treanacreeve Lissonuffy
Roscommon Patrick Tracy Treanacreeve Lissonuffy
Roscommon Thomas Tracey Ballybeg Lissonuffy Roscommon Michael Tracy
Cloonlaughnan Tisrara Roscommon |
Cultivator, Liverpool to New York 6 Nov 2 Sep 1858
Patrick Tracey, 18,
M, labourer, Roscommon
1859 Cavan Observer
Roscommon Assizes
Crown Court, Tuesday July 12
Manslaughter
Michael and William
Fallon were indicted for that they on the 21st of March last did kill and slay
one Michael Tracy, at Monkstown, in
this county.
Messrs. Beytagh and
Morris prosecuted.
Thomas Stanford
examined by Mr. Beytagh--was returning home from the fair of Athlone in company
with the deceased and his (witness's) brother, John; when they had come to
Monks and a cart with several persons on it overtook and passed them by;
shortly after, when they had proceeded a little further, they came up with the
cart which had been stopped, and the people on it had got off, and were
standing near it; when witness came up he was struck with a stick by the
prisoner, William Fallon, and knocked down and his head cut; the deceased did
not say a word to the prisoners; the prisoners then went on and shortly
afterwards witness again came up with them, and they asked the prisoner William
Fallon what his reason was for beating him, when the prisoner's sister replied,
"John, they did not know you from Adam."
The witness was not
cross examined.
Margaret Tracy
examined by Mr. Morris--Is the widow of the late Michael Tracy; remembers the
21st of March; her husband came home in the evening in a very bad state; he had
a cut in the head and died about ten days after.
This having concluded
the evidence for the crown, his Lordship directed an acquittal.
July 13, 1859 (FJ)
Roscommon...Michael Tracy, and
assulted him with intent to commit bodily harm, and also for common assult at
Monkland near Athlone.
October 13, 1860 (FJ) Catholic Institution for Deaf and Dumb
...William Tracy, do
[Castlerea]...
1860’s The Diaries of John Gregory Bourke
John Gregory Bourke kept a monumental set of
diaries as aide-de-camp to Brigadier General George Crook [Indian Wars USA].
…Mr. Treacy, our gentlemanly cicerone, is the
senior member of the firm of Treacy and Wilson, horse-dealers; he is a young
Irishman who left his native district, - Roscommon – 25 years ago…
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Treasy, b. 1832, Hockstown, Roscommon
Joseph Treacy, b. 1862 Athlone, Roscommon
Martin Tracey, b. ? Roscommon, Roscommon
Michael Tracey, b. 1839, Ballinsloe, Roscommon
Patrick Tracey, b. 1837, Ballinidslow, Roscommon
Patrick Tracey, b. 1845 Ballinasloe, Roscommon
Patrick Tracey, b. 1852 Athlone, Roscommon
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
Thomas Tracey, ?, Roscommon, Roscommon
1861 British Census
Andrew Tracey, spouse: Julia, b. abt 1821
Roscommon Ireland, Middlesex England
= Julia Tracey, spouse: Andrew, b. abt 1827
Ireland, Middlesex England
James Tracey, spouse: Mary, b. abt 1820
Roscommon Ireland, Kent England
= Mary Tracey, spouse: James, b. abt 1825
Ireland, Kent England
Patrick Tracy, spouse: Bridget, b. abt 1825
Roscommon Ireland, Yorkshire England
= Bridget Tracy, spouse: Patrick, b. abt 1827
Roscommon Ireland, Yorkshire England
Child??? Catharine Tracy, b. abt 1851 Roscommon
Ireland, Yorkshire England
Thomas Tracey, spouse: Mary, b. abt 1839
Roscommon Ireland, Cheshire England
= Mary Tracey, spouse: Thomas, b. abt 1838
Ireland, Cheshire England
Catharine Tracy, b. abt 1837 Roscommon Ireland,
Lancashire England
1862 Thom's Irish Almanac and Official
Directory (Roscommon)
Petty Sessions Courts
Place where held, Day, and Name of Clerk.
Ballintobber, Ballymoe, second Wednesday; W. Treacy.
Ballinlough, Castlerea, second Wednesday; W. Treacy.
Castlerea, second Saturday; W. Treacy.
1862
- 1864 National education (Ireland)
G. Tracey, R.C. teacher, ordinary agricultural,
Loughglynn, Tiborine, Roscommon.
December 19, 1863 Cavan Observer
FIRING AT SIR CHARLES
DOMVILLE'S BAILIFF--On Thursday morning while passing on a car through Dysart,
county of Roscommon, a shot was fired at Mark Tracy, the bailiff of Sir Charles
Domville, wounding him in the hand. An inquiry was held by the magistrates of
the neighbourhood on Friday, but no clue has yet been obtained to the
perpetrator of this outrage.--"Westmeath Independent."
1864
– State Registered Births (See HOME for
full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Anne, Roscommon, Roscommon. 13 367
Tracey, Maria, Roscommon, Roscommon. 8 403
Tracey, Maria, Roscommon, Roscommon. 18 361
Tracey, Michael, Roscommon, Roscommon. 8 404
Tracey, Patrick, Ballinasloe, Galway/Roscommon.
4 36
Tracey, William, Athlone, Roscommon/Westmeath.
8 26
Tracey, (female), Athlone, Roscommon/Westmeath.
8 20
Tracy, Honoria, Ballinasloe, Galway/Roscommon.
14 28
Tracy, James, Castlereagh, Roscommon/Mayo. 9
143
Tracy, Mary, Ballinasloe, Galway/Roscommon. 14
35
Tracy, Michael, Ballinasloe, Galway/Roscommon.
14 25
Tracy, (male), Ballinasloe, Galway/Roscommon.
14 26
Trassy, Mary, Glennamaddy, Galway/Roscommon. 19
319
Trasy, Mary, Glennamaddy, Galway/Roscommon. 14
304
Treacy, Martin, Roscommon, Roscommon. 3 330
1 Jan. 1867 to Dec. 1869 Returns of all Poor Persons
Removed from England and Wales to Ireland
Patrick Tracey from
Liverpool parish to Athlone
15 November 1867 (FJ)
Court of Probate
To John Ward, William Ward and Christina Ward, spinster, the Residuary
Legatees named in the last Will and Testament of Thomas Keavin, late of Lacka,
in the County of Galway, M.D., deceased, who died on or about the 22nd day of
September 1858. Take Notice...letters of administration...onto Rose Treacy, of
Snipehill, in the County of Roscommon, the wife of Andrew Treacy, of the same
place the administratrix with the last will and testament annexed of Ellen
Lowe, widow, deceased, who was whilst living the lawful mother and the principal
legatee named in the said will of said Thomas Keavin...
20 July 1870 (FJ)
Roscommon
Moore v. Tracy and Another. This was an action for assualt. Damager were
laid at £50. The mother of the plaintiff, who died about 1821, had a large
amount of property and house at Portrun and part of the bog at Cloncagh, held
by plaintiff, and Crithboy or Half Lacken held by the defendant. A mearing
drain separated the present holdings of plaintiff and defendant. On the 30th
June 1869, when plaintiff was cutting turf...The defendant case was that the
place where the plaintiff was cutting turf had been dismissed to them by a
lease dated the 9th November 1839, made by Mr. George Norman, the heir at law
of the original owner in fee. The jury found for plaintiff 6d damages and 6d
costs.
July 1870 Roscommon
Assizes
Moore v Tracey and another...This was an action for damages in
consequence of an assault. It appears that the mother of the plaintiff who died
about 1821 had a large amount of property including the house at Portran, and
part of the bog of Clooncagh now held by plaintiff and Orithboy or Half Lacken
held by the defendant. The defendants case was that the place whereon plaintiff
was cutting turf had been demised to them by a lease dated 9th November 1839
made by Mr. George Norman, heir-at-law of the original owner.
8 April 1871 (N)
Death
Treacy - March 30, at Castlerea, Charles P Treacy, aged 21 years.
8 October 1870 (FJ)
French Ambulanes
Parish of Kilmore, Diocese of Elphin, County Roscommon...Thomas Tracy...
1871 British Census
John Tracy, spouse Anne, b. abt 1819 Roscommon
Ireland, Montgomeryshire Wales
= Anne Tracy, spouse John, b. abt 1843
Shropshire England, Montgomeryshire Wales
Dortherty Tracy, b. abt 1782 Roscommon Ireland,
Yorkshire England
1875
Return of Number of original Civil Bill Ejectment Processes
John Tracey and others claiments, John Frazer
respondent, £406/9/0 claimed for improvements, 1872 Athlone Roscommon, not
heard
16
February 1878 (FJ)
Thursday a farmer named Tracy was proceeding to
his home from the fair of Lanesborough, Roscommon, when he was accosted by a
man named Duck, with whom he had a dispute about land. Duck stabbed Tracy three
times with a penknife, and one stab nearly reached the heart. Tracy is in a
dying state. Duck is in custody.
1878
Roscommon
Michael Duck convicted Summer Assizes 1878 of
the manslaughter of John Treacy on the 13 Mar 1878 and sentenced to five years
penal servitude.
Edward Treacy convicted with 8 others, Summer
Assizes 1878 of assult on 5 police 30 June 1878 and sentenced to six months
imprisonment.
July
1878 Roscommon Assizes
...manslaughter by stabbing of John Tracey on
the 12th of last March...
1878
Return of Infants born in Irish Workhouses
Maria Tracy, 1873, healthy, Stroketown Union
2
April 1881 (N) Ladies Land League
Scramogue, Co. Roscommon...Miss Treacy...
11
March 1882 (N) Ladies Land League
Scramogue, Co. Roscommon...re-elected Miss E.
Treacy, president...
25
March 1882 (N) Ladies Land League
Scramogue, Co. Roscommon...re-elected Miss E.
Treacy, president...
16
April 1881 (N) Land League
Kilglass, Co. Roscommon...committee...Thomas
Treacy...
July
1881 Boycotting at an Auction
At the Athlone Petty Sessions, Thomas Hogan,
Patrick Bohen, Thomas Bohen and Martin Tracey, were charged that in April they
did unlawfully assemble at Mount Florance in the county of Roscommon.
16
July 1881 (N) Boycotting at an Auction
Irish Times- At the Athlone petty
sessions...Martin Tracey...unlawfully assembled at Mount Florance in the county
of Roscommon...prevented John Flynn...[from bidding]...
3
September 1881 (N) Land League
Scramogue, Co. Roscommon...Mr. Michael Treacy
vice-president...committee...Peter Treacy...
17
December 1881 (N) Ladies land League
...Parish of Kiltevan, Knockcroghery, county
Roscommon, per Miss E Treacy £4...
1881 British Census (LDS)
James Tracey, Lodger, Single, M, 67, Lab At Meat Market, Roscommon;
48 Golden Lane Lodging House, Middlesex
John Tracey, 60 years, born Galway, Labourer Ironworks, 77 Portway Rd Wednesbury
Stafford
Mary, 54 years, born Roscommon, wife
Margaret Tracy, 29 years, born Roscommon, single, Unemployed
Weaver, 50 Staple St Bradford York
Bridget Muldoon, 46 years, born Mayo, widow,
sister, Weaver Worsted
John Muldoon, 26 years, born Bartle York,
Unemployed Mason
William Muldoon, 16 years, born Bradford,
Unemployed Spinner Worsted
Martin Tracy, Son In Law, Married, M, 28, General Labourer, Roscommon; 23 Thomas Street, Holyhead, Anglesey
Mary Tracy, Daughter, Married, F, 30, Labourers Wife, Brighton, Sussex
Wm Tracy, Grand Son, Single, M, 0, , Holyhead, Anglesey
Wm Ware, Head, Married, M, 62, Coast Gd Pensioner Navy, Cork
Honora Ware, Wife, Married, F, 62, Coast Gd Pensioner Wife, Cork
Hy Ware, Son, Single, M, 25, Railway Clerk, Brighton, Sussex
Mary Tracey, Head, Single, F, 38, Cotton Spinner, Roscommon; 3 Tideswell Court, Stockport,
Chesire
Thos Tracey, Brother, Single, M, 27, Hatter, Stockport, Cheshire
Ann Overton, Sister, Married, F, 29, Cotton Spinner, Stockport, Cheshire
Mary Overton, Daughter Sisters, Single, F, 0, , Heaton Norris, Lancashire
Thomas Treacey, 21 years, born Roscommon, single, Farm
Servant, Towbridge Manor St Mellons Monmouth Wales
Thomas Tracey, 41 years, born Roscommon, Tailor, 9 Carter St Manchester Lanc
Mary, 47 years, born Galway, wife,
Winifred Tracey, Pauper, M, Female, 31, Roscommon,
Ireland, Domestic Servant, "Stoke Upon Trent Workhouse"
Penkhull
John Tracey, Pauper, Male, 13, Longton,
Stafford, England, Scholar
Michael Tracey, Pauper, Male, 10, Longton,
Stafford, England, Scholar
Mary Ann Tracey, Pauper, Female, 8,
Longton, Stafford, England, Scholar
7
January 1882 (N) Land League
...Killteevan branch, per Miss Ellen M Tracey
£1/8/0...
21 June 1882 (NG) Desperate Assault near Athlone
On Saturday evening,
a farmer named Patrick Tracey was brutally, and it is feared fatally assaulted
at Cranaghmore [Roscommon], three miles distant from Athlone...dispute with a
neighbour named John Donnellan...blow with a shovel...
8
July 1882 (N) Ladies Land League
...Scramogue Co. Roscommon...monthly
meeting...Miss E Tracy in the chair...
9 September 1882 (NG) Narrow escape from drowning
...a tramp had a
narrow escape from drowning in the Shannon at Athlone...a young man named
Tracy, who was engaged washing a side car, on the Connaught docks...saved
him...
1882
Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracy of Gornagowana Roscommon,
landlord James Kelly (receiver of Sullivan Estate), 11a/2r/4p, poor valuation
£4/15/0, old rent £9/12/6, new rent £5/10/0
1883 Return of judicial rents
Martin Tracy of Cranaghmore Roscommon, landlord
Andrew Bermingham, 16a/1r/10p, poor valuation £10/5/0, old rent £12/5/10, new
rent £10/50/0, by consent
City
of Berlin, Liverpool & Queenstown to New York 29 Sep 1884
Catherine Tracey, 58, F, wife, Roscommon
Martin Tracey, 30, M, labourer, Roscommon
Catherine Tracey, 25, F, servant, Roscommon
1884-9
(1908 Royal Commission on Congestion - Sale of Tenants rights)
Frank Tracey of Coonaflicka Roscommon or Sligo,
judical rent £14/0/0, fixed 24/6/1884, sale 5/3/1889, £180, 11 years, landlord
W. Barrett Esq
Baltic,
Liverpool & Queenstown to New York 24 April 1885
Bridget Treacy, 21, F, servant, Roscommon
Jane Tracey, 18, F, servant, Queenstown
Nevada,
Liverpool & Queenstown to New York 29 Sep 1885
Sarah Tracey, 22, F, spinster, Roscommon
14
August 1886 (N) Land League
Scramogue, Co. Roscommon...Mr. John Treacy
presiding...
1886 John Treacy, tenant, Mrs Catherine Digby, landlord,
Corry, Roscommon, 7a3r35p, £6.15.0 valuation, £6.0.4 rent, £4.4.0 judicial rent
1887 William Treacy, tenant, Colonel JT Davys,
landlord, Coolshaughtena, Roscommon, 18a1r0p, £5.5.0 valuation, £6 rent, £4
judicial rent
1887 Michael Treacy, Limited Admor. of Pat Treacy,
tenant, Earl of Clancarty, landlord, Culliagharney, Roscommon, 16a0r28p,
£4.10.0 valuation, £5.15.8 rent, £3.12.0 judicial rent
10
March 1888 (N) Irish National League
Scramogue County Roscommon...Messrs Tracy and
saunders were appointed members of committee...
1888?
Established Church (Ireland) Commission
Cathedral of Elphin
Treacy and Duffy (joint tennants), Parish of
Elphin County Roscommon, no acrage, annual rent £3/4/7, renewal? £3/10/0, 21
years 18 unexpired.
1888
Return of judicial rents
Margaret Treacy of Knockmain Roscommon,
landlord Major Michael A. Burke, 4a/0r/8p, poor valuation £2/10/0, old rent
£2/10/0, new rent £1/16/0
Thursday, January 24, 1889 Brooklyn Eagle
Obituary - Dr.
William C. Tracy
William C. Tracy, who
died at his late residence 319 Court street, on Sunday last, was born in
Kingston Jamaica about sixty years ago and came to this country while a young
man. His parents were natives of Roscommon in Ireland and were of the best
families of that place. The doctor was in favour of every movement looking to
Ireland's regeneration. He possessed all the qualities that constitute the
gentleman and the Christian. The funeral took place last Wednesday from the
late residence and the interment was in Evergreens Cemetery.
1889
Return of judicial rents
Margaret Treacy of Cloonloughlin Roscommon,
landlord Percy Magan, 17a/0r/0p, poor valuation £10/0/0, old rent £10/0/0, new
rent £8/5/0
1890
Return of judicial rents
Patrick Treacy of Clooncale Roscommon, landlord
Jogn Frazer, 5a/2r/28p, poor valuation £3/0/0, old rent £3/0/0, new rent
£2/10/0
17 November 1890 Daily Alta California
Diffley-In this city,
November 15, Margaret, beloved wife of Thomas Diffley and sister of John and
Thomas Curley and Mary Tracy, a native of County Roscommon, Ireland, aged 57
years.
9
June 1909 San Francisco Call
Tracy— In this city. June B, 1909. Mary,
beloved wife of the late William Tracy, loving mother of John W., Thomas E. and
William H. Tracy, loving grandmother of Edna M. and the late Willlam 1. Tracy,
and loving sister of Thomas Curley, Mrs. Sarah GlUlgnn of Boston, and the late
John Curley and Margaret Curley, a
native of County Roscommon. (Boston, Mass., papers please copy.) Friends and
acquaintanoos are respectfully invited to attend the funeral today (Wednesday),
at 8:30 a. m., from her late residence, CGS Hayes street near Buchanan, thence
to Sacred - Heart church; where a requiem high mass will be celebrated ' for
the repose of her soul, commencing at 9 a. m.' lnterment Holy Cross • cemetery,
via electric funeral car from Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.,
1891 Census for Leftwich, England
Sch.23:
28 New Street. Laurence Tracey,
H, M, 30, Salt Lab, E, b. Ireland, Roscommon.
Catherine Tracey, Wife, M, 28, b. Ireland, Co. Galway.
Patrick Tracey, Son, S, 19, Bricksetter, E, b.
Cheshire, Northwich.
1892
Return of judicial rents
Andrew Treacy contd. in name of Martin Treacy
of Frenchlawn and another Roscommon, landlord H.L. Jephson/Thomas G.W.
Sandford, 40a/0r/20p, poor valuation £20/19/0, old rent £16/6/0, new rent
£14/0/0
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.
Annie
Tracey, Roscommon Ireland, 1901, 20 years
Bdgt
Tracey, Elphin (Roscommon Ireland?), 1901, 18 years
Bertha M
Tracy, Strokestown Roscommon Ireland, 1907, 38 years
Bridget Tracey,
Clooncagh (Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon Ireland?), 1904, 21 years
Bridget
Tracy, Ballintubbes (Ballintober Roscommon or Mayo?) Ireland, 1907, 22 years
Elizabeth
Tracey, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland, 1907, 29 years
Helena Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1910, 20 years
James
Tracy, Moate Roscommon? Ireland, 1914, 21 years
Jane
Tracey, Horseleap Roscommon Ireland, 1897, 27 years (Offaly or Westmeath?)
John
Tracey, Athlone (Roscommon Ireland?), 1900, 20 years
John Tracey,
Kilrooskey Roscommon? Ireland, 1906, 25 years
John Tracy,
Finkawn (Frenchlawn Ballintober Roscommon?) Ireland, 1911, 23 years
John Treacy, Ballinlough Roscommon? Ireland,
1909, 20 years
John Treacy, Roscommon Ireland, 1900, 45 years
John Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1913, 21 years
Kate Treacy, Rosscommon, Ireland, 1909, 18
years
Katie
Tracey, Roscommon Ireland, 1900, 17 years
Katie Treacy, Gort (Galway or Roscommon?)
Ireland, 1909, 24 years
Lizzie Kate Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1907, 19 years
Lizzie
Tracey, Kilivoskey (Kilrooskey Roscommon?) Ireland, 1913, 18 years
Louis Vincent Patrick Treacy, Athlone
Roscommon? Ireland, 1908, 22 years
Maggie
Tracey, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland, 1907, 26 years
Margaret Mary Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon?
Ireland, 1916, 18 years
Margaret
Tracey, Cloonloughlin (Cloonfinlough
Roscommon?) Ireland, 1920, 25 years
Mary
Tracey, Athlone (Roscommon Ireland?), 1893, 17 years
Mary
Tracey, Athlone (Roscommon Ireland?), 1900, 25 years
Mary Tracey,
Clovuagh (Clooncah Kilteevan Roscommon?) Ireland, 1908, 25 years
Mary
Tracey, Roscommon Ireland, 1915, 22 years
Mary Treacy, Kilrooskey Roscommon? Ireland,
1907, 22 years
Mary Treacy, Roscommon Ireland?, 1902, 16 years
Mary Treacy, Stokestown (Roscommon Ireland?),
1904, 28 years
Michael
Tracey, Strokestown (Roscommon Ireland?), 1900, 22 years
Michael Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1908, 55 years
Minnie
Tracey, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland, 1923, 25 years
Patrick Tracey,
Roscommon Ireland?, 1904, 20 years
Patrick Treacy, Gort (Galway or Roscommon?),
Ireland, 1909, 21 years
Patrick Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1907, 24 years
Sarah
Tracey, Roscommon Ireland, 1915, 20 years
Sarah
Tracey, Roscommon Ireland?, 1898, 28,
Sarah Treacy, Roscommon Ireland?, 1898, 28 years
Teresa Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1908, 24 years
Teresa Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1913, 18 years
Thomas
Tracey, Athlone (Roscommon Ireland?), Ireland, 1906, 26 years
Thomas
Treacey, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland, 1907, 25 years
Thomas Treacy, Stokestown (Roscommon Ireland?),
1904, 21 years
Thomas Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1907, 21 years
Thomas Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon? Ireland,
1907, 25 years
Timothy
Tracey, Athlone (Roscommon Ireland?), 1900, 18 years
Winifred Treacy, Strokestown Roscommon Ireland,
1913, 20 years
1894
Return of Advances made under the Land Act
30 Jan 1894 Martin Tracy of Keelty Roscommon,
vendor: A.W. Bermingham, 2a/1r/29p, value £-, rent £1/0/0, price £10, advance
£10
March 1895 Knockmaroon Hills [Knockaroon, Roscommon?]
Proposed road to cut
off above...Michael Tracey 4s...
1899
Return of Advances made under the Land Act
July 27 1898 Margaret Treacy of Knockmane Roscommon,
vendor: Michael Burke, 4a/0r/20p, value £2/10/0, rent £1/16/0 judical, price
£30, advance £30, cash £6
1899
Return of judicial rents
Martin Treacy of Garnagowna Athlone Roscommon,
landlord Dora and RJ O'Sullivan (Lunatic), 11a/2r/0, poor valuation £4/15/0,
old rent £9/12/6, new rent 1 £54/10/0, new rent 2 £4/0/0
18 August 1900 San Francisco Call
Tracy— In this city,
August 17, 1900. Eliza, beloved wife of John W. Tracy, mother of Edna M. and
William I. Tracy, and sister of Annie Crane, a native of County Roscommon,
Ireland, aged 27 years 1 month and 13 days.
October
14, 1900 Reynolds's Newspaper (London)
Treacy - News wanted of Michael Treacy and his
sister, Mary Treacy; left County Roscommon, Ireland about eightteen years ago.
Last heard of in Chicargo, U.S.A. working in butcher's stall. Their sister Mrs.
Bridget Mannion, care of Editor, Reynolds Newspaper, inquiries. American
papers, please copy.
1901
Return of judicial rents
Mark Treacy of Cuillagharny Ballinsloe
Roscommon, landlord Dowager Countess of Clancarty, 16a/0r/14p, poor valuation
£2/10/0, old rent £2/6/0, new rent £2/6/0
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
John Tracey, 53,
Ireland Roscommon, Night Porter, St Clement Danes, London
Partial 1901 Census
|
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|
|
|
|
Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Other occupants |
|
Frenchlawn |
Ballintober |
Castlerea |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Martin
(55) |
farmer |
Patrick (56) brother/labourer |
|
Friarshill |
Castlemore |
Costello |
Roscommon |
St.
Francis |
Tracey |
Annie
(13) |
student |
|
|
Friarshill |
Castlemore |
Costello |
Roscommon |
St.
Francis |
Tracy |
Bridget
(14) |
student |
|
|
Culliagharny |
Creagh |
Moycarn |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracy |
Marks
(40) |
farmer |
Margaret (40) Thomas (19) John (18) Bridget (14) Edward (11) Margaret (9) Kate (8) Michael(4) |
|
Culliagharny |
Creagh |
Moycarn |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Michael
(32) |
farmer |
Mary (40) wife Annie (13) Mary Agnes (10) Michael (5) Katie (4) |
|
Garrynagowna |
Drum |
Athlone
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Bridget
(72) |
farmer/widow |
Martin (40) Bridget (35) |
|
Ballinturly |
Fuerty |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Martin
(50) |
farmer |
Mary (25) wife Patrick (3) Norah (1) Patrick (45) brother Kate (30) sister |
|
Carrowcrin |
Kilbride |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Michael
(60) |
farmer |
Ellen (45) Kate (16) Margaret (14) Patrick (10) Mary (9) Sarah (7) Ellen (5) Hannah (2) |
|
Corry |
Kilgefin |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracey |
Anne
(56) |
farmer/widow |
Michael (30) Mary (16) seamstress |
|
Muckanagh |
Kilglass |
Ballintober
North |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Thomas
(48) |
farmer |
Bridget (44) Thomas (20) Bridget (18) Terence (14) Elizabeth (12) Elenia (10) Winifred (8) Margaret (4) |
|
Rattinagh |
Kilglass |
Ballintober
North |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Martin
(36) |
farmer |
Bridget (34) John (9) Mary A.(7) Margaret (3) Columba (2) Francis (5mo.) |
|
Castlerea
T. |
Kilkeevin |
Castlerea |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
William
(72) |
C.P.S.
pensioner |
Catherine (51) Susan (21) |
|
Knockcroghery
Village |
Killinvoy |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracey |
Betty
(50) |
widow |
Henry (28) pipe maker Patt (20) pipe maker |
|
Knockcroghery
Village |
Killinvoy |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Mary
(64) |
widow |
Michael (29) pipemaker |
|
Knockcroghery
Village |
Killinvoy |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
John
(42) |
pipe
maker |
Kate (40) Patrick (18) pipe maker William (16) pipe finisher Louisa (12) John (9) Kate (6) Thomas (3) Lizzie (1 mo.) |
|
Knockmeane |
Kilmeane |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Margaret
(60) |
farmer |
widow |
|
Cloonmore |
Kilteevan |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracey |
Michael
(46) |
farmer |
Bridget (57) or (51) wife Maggie (21) Patrick (15) |
|
Clooncah |
Kilteevan |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Catherine
(60) |
farmer/widow |
Mary (27) John (25) Patrick (22) Annie (19) |
|
Clooncah |
Kilteevan |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Patrick
(36) |
farmer/not
married |
Ellen (70) mother Margaret Dunigan (35) niece/servant |
|
Cloonmore |
Kilteevan |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Anne
(50) |
farmer/widow |
Patrick (17) Michael (14) Ellen Treacy (55) sister in law/not married Martin Treacy (40) brother in law/not married |
|
Cloontimullan |
Kilteevan |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Terence?
(35) |
labourer |
Catherine (30) Kate (15) James (12) John (11) Patrick (8) Eliza (6) Mary (4) Martin (1) |
|
Strokestown
T./Elphin St. |
Kiltrustan |
Roscommon |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracy |
Michael
(56) |
labourer/widower |
Patrick (23) Maggie (21) Tessie (19) |
|
Toberpatrick |
Kiltrustan |
Roscommon |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
John
(37) |
farm
labourer/not married |
Margaret (24) sister/seamstres/not married |
|
Bally
Beg |
Lissonuffy |
Roscommon |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracy |
Thomas
(87?) |
shopkeeper |
Thomas (59) son/not married-Mary (53) dtr./not
married |
|
Treanacreeve |
Lissonuffy |
Roscommon |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
John
(30) |
farmer |
Anne (28) Patrick (4) Michael (3) Mary Anne (2) Margaret (1mo.) |
|
Treanacreeve |
Lissonuffy |
Roscommon |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
William
(45) |
farmer/widower |
Michael (47) brother/not married Michael (11) Bridget (8) James (6) Mary Kate (3) |
|
Rathpeak |
Moore |
Moycarn |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracey |
Bridget
(70) |
herd/widow |
Bridget Calloran (32) dtr./married Kate Halloran (28) dtr./married Eliza (24) dtr./not married Patrick Calloran (9) gs Mary Halloran (10mo.) gd |
|
Ardsallagh
Beg |
Roscommon |
Ballintober
South |
Roscommon |
Roscommon
Workhouse |
Tracey |
B.
(98) |
not
married |
from Formane |
|
Ballytoohey |
Termonbarry |
Ballintober
North |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Martin
(60) |
herd/widower |
Maria (24) seamstress Teresa (4) gd |
|
Cloonlaughnan |
Tisrara |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Tracey |
Thomas
(57) |
farmer |
Ellie (48) Michael (21) William (19) Patrick (17) Thomas (15) Lizzie (13) Margaret (9) Francis (7) |
1903 Montana
…Domestic jobs
paid poorly, however, and women often sought opportunities to improve their
economic status. Kate Tracy, for example, worked at a boardinghouse when she
arrived
in Anaconda in
1903 from County Roscommon, but she soon learned how to sew and hired out as a
seam-stress…
'We Are Women Irish':
Gender, Class, Religious, and Ethnic Identity in Anaconda, Montana, by Laurie
K. Mercier © 1994 Montana Historical Society
May 27 1904, Catherine Treacy,
Longford, Roscommon, 13a1r20p, £5.5.0 valuation, £7.10.0 rent, judicial, £215
purchase price and advance
Feb 25, 1905 (IT) RIC
Transfer
of Constables...James Tracy, Mayo to Roscommon.
Jan
16, 1909 (IT) RIC
The force at Boyle, County Roscommon has been
augmented...Constable Treacy from Hillstreet...
3
July 1909 (IT) Constable James
Treacy, of the County Roscommon Force, temporarily attached to the Depot, has
been granted leave of absence for one month, and is to rejoin his station on
expiration of leave.
1905
Return of Advances made under the Land Act
{ May 27 1904 Martin Treacy of Frenchlawn
Roscommon, 31a/0r/26p, value £20/19/0, rent £13/19/0, judical, price £308,
advance £308
{ May 27 1904 Martin Treacy of Shankoagh
Roscommon, 14a/1r/7p,
1907
Return of Advances made under the Land Act
May 27 1904 Catherine Treacy of Longford
Roscommon, 9a/0r/30p, value £6/15/0, rent £10/0/0 Not judical, price £215,
advance £215
Mar
23, 1907 (IT) RIC
[recruits allocated to counties]...dating from
the 19th inst. to fill vacancies. No.1 Company. Daniel Tracey, to Roscommon.
Jul 4, 1907 & Sep 2,
1907 (IT)
Wanted situation as Housemaid, town or country; good needlewoman; single, free the 25th; please state terms. - G. Tracy, Greystones Post Office, Co. Wicklow.
Oct 30, 1907 & Nov 14,
1907 (IT)
Two young women require situations one as HP maid of signgle housemaid, good needlewoman, disengaged 21st, wages £18 to £20; country preferred; other as Lady's maid or children's maid, good dressmaker, wages £16 £18, disengaged 11th town or country, highly recommended. Apply G. Tracy and M. Horan, Kilbegnet, Creggs, Co. Roscommon.
Mar
7, 1908 (IT) Final Notice to Claimants...Irish Land Commission
Denis Charles O'Conor (The O'Conor Don) County Roscommon...Theobald
A. Dillon of Strokestown...lands of Cornamucklagh and Falmore in the barony of
Castlereagh....or in respect of a judgement of Hillary Term, 1809, in the Court
of Common Please, recovered by James Tracy against Thomas Dillon for £216, Irish
currency, and which was assigned to Daniel Tracy, by Deed of 1st September
1826, and on the foot of which nothing is admitted to be due...
1903
Return of Advances made under the Land Act
Dec 10 1908 Martin Treacy of Ballinturly
Roscommon, 50a/3r/8p, value £28/0/0, rent £21/18/0, Not judical, price £408,
advance £408
1909
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of Stanley Victor Coote
Oct 15 1908 Thomas Tracy of Drumagissaun
Roscommon, 4a/0r/8p, rent £0/10/0, NOT judical, price £10, advance £10
May
1909 - Two dwelling-houses at
Corroy about six miles from Roscommon, belonging to farmers named Tracy and
Leonard, were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. No one was injured. A claim
for compensation for malicious injury will be lodged.
August
1909 Irish Postmasters Association
The annual meeting in the Gresham Hotel
Dublin...17 members present...Mr. Treacy (Castlerea)...
March
1914 IT
Castlerea...Mr. Tracey, Postmaster...
Oct
6, 1909 (IT) Alleged Malicious Fire in Roscommon
...application by Anne Tracey, of Corry, near
Roscommon for £150, the value of her dwelling house, furniture etc, alleged to
have been maliciously burned on the night of the 26th May...dispute about bog
and one of the Commissioners had come down and settle it. John Tracey, son of
applicant...James Leonard, a neighbour, and found his house on fire...went to
his mothers house and found it on fire...His Honor dismissed the case.
1912-13
[Cd. 6028, 6029, 6096, 6137, 6187, 6263, 6330, 6393, 6403, 6420, 6424, 6443]
Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish land purchase
acts, during the month of November, 1910. - Roscommon
15th December 1910, William Tracy,
Treanacreeve, 9a0r35p, £3.10.0 rent, £83 purchase price and advance, 21 years
Apr
12, 1911 (FJ) RIC
Commended...Daniel Treacy, Boyle, Co.
Roscommon...
May
11, 1912 (IT)
...a large force of police visited the district
of Kilteevan, about four miles from Roscommon and arrested [18 men]...Patrick
Tracay...all of Clooncraffe, Ballinaboy, Kilteevan and the townlands
adjacent...charged with riot and unlawful assembly...inflicting wounds on two
police officers...returned...Assizes and admitted them to bail.
1911
Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1912
Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of Stanley
Victor Coote
17/10/1912 Martin Treacy of Rattinagh Roscommon,
11a/2r/0p, rent £4/1/6, not Judical, purchase £86, advance £86, 21.1 years rent
Feb
1, 1913 (LO) Strokestown Petty sessions
Terence Treacy and Thomas Treacy, of Muckinagh
[Muckanagh], sued Thomas Madden of Moyglass, Strokestown, for possession of a
house. The case was marked withdrawn.
Feb 22, 1913 (LO) ...In reply...Patrick Treacy
said that his son [owner of the house] wrote to him from America and told him
that he was to look after his business...Thomas Treacy gave evidence as to
serving a notice to quit on the 20th January, the rent was 1s6d per week...
1914 Michael Treacy,
Culliaghary Roscommon, 37a1r38p (Bog) & 4a0r0p, £4.15.0 valuation, £3.12.0
rent, judicial, £74 price and advance, 20.5 years
Sep
6, 1915 (IT) Armed madman's Escapade
...Ballinturly, near Athleague, County
Roscommon...Michael Hoare...armed with a gun...fired at a girl named Treacey,
who resides conveniently to his farm, wounding her rather seriously in the
head...
Sep
18, 1915 (IT) & Sep 25, 1915 (IT) RIC
[Roscommon] On Saturday evening...Michael Hoare
of Ballinturly, near Athleague...charged with firing a gun at Nora Tracey, and
wounding her, and also with firing at the police...
1916-1923
Volunteers
Treacy, Frank (Cloonfree Coy.) 40,
445
Treacy, James (Mountbellew,
Ballinasloe) 458
Treacy, John Joseph (Ballinturly,
Fuerty) 445
Treacy, Joseph (Dunmore Coy, Co.
Galway) 454
Treacy, Michael
(North Longford Flying Column) 462
Treacy, Nora (Ballinturly, Fuerty)
445
Treacy, Pat (Ballinturly, Fuerty)
445
Treacy, Patrick (Glenamaddy Coy.)
445, 453, 454
Treacy,
Patrick (Kilteevan Coy.) 207, 445
Treacy, Sean (Tipperary) 24, 109
Treacy, Thomas (Cootehall) 141, 165,
194, 445
Thorne, Kathleen Hegarty (2005) They put the Flag
a-Flyin’. The Roscommon Volunteers 1916-1923. Generation Publishing, Oregon.
http://www.generationpublishing.com/order.php
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. -
Roscommon
15th March 1917, Patrick Tracy, Moyglass,
10a0r20p, £5.15.0 valuation, £4 rent, judicial, £84 price and advance, 21 years
17th January 1918
P.B. Treacy (1918, Jan. 17),
asking for Redmond’s support in assisting the people of Athlone who propose to
erect schools as a monument to the late Monsignor Kelly, Dean of Elphin.
Encloses printed flier re the proposed ‘Kelly Memorial Schools’.
MS 15,264 Papers of John Redmond NLI
1922 Return of advances under
the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - former Estate of Everard Digby and another
31/3/1919 Anne Tracy of Corry
Roscommon, 9a/0r/31p, value £6/15/0, rent £4/4/0, Judical, purchase £82,
advance £82, 19.5 years rent & Anne Tracy (widow) Drumdaff Roscommon,
14a/2r/25p, purchase £256, advance £256
31/3/1919 Anne Tracey widow of
Drumdaff Roscommon, 1a/0r/6p, purchase
£6, advance £6 & Corry Roscommon, 1a/1r/30p, purchase £6, advance £6
1932 London Wills
James Tracy of Cootehall Boyle
county Roscommon died 26 March 1932 Administration London 31 May to Mary Tracy
widow. Effects £201.5.0 in England.
Dec 1933 Roscommon Raid Sequel
The Military Tribunal will sit
on Thursday next at Collins Barracks...The accused are charged on nine counts
in connection with the raid on the farm-house of John Hanlon (or Harlow,
Fairymount, Co. Roscommon) by armed men on October 27 last. They are charged
with conspiracy, possession of firearms, assault on Hubert (or Herbert) Treacy,
John Treacy, William Treacy and John Casey, riotous assembly, etc.
2 Mr Michael Joseph Treacy made a will on 26
August 1936 and a codicil to this will on 12 February 1938. He died on 20
May 1938. [NSW, Australia]
5 The
deceased was a Roman Catholic priest who, judging by the terms of will, came
from Ireland. The estate was sworn as under the value of £10,312, which meant
at that time that the assets in value added up to about £10,311. This might
have created problems as by his will the deceased gave legacies to various
relatives, friends and institutions for a total amount of well over that figure
but the problem was overcome as I will explain. The gifts included the
following gift which forms the subject matter of the present proceedings before
me:
TO my
sister Mrs. Bridget Watson Ballymurray Roscommon Ireland three thousand pounds
(£3-000) ON TRUST the interest accruing from the said sum to be paid to her
annually And if it should be less than One hundred pounds (£100) what will
required to bring it to that amount will be taken from the (£3-000) on trust
and added to the interest so that she may receive One hundred pounds (£100) annually
And after her death what will remain of the Three thousand pounds held in trust
by my executors will be distributed on the various charities hereafter to be
mentioned in this Will.
http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/cases/nsw/supreme_ct/2008/1081.html
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
Edward Tracy b. 30 Jun 1888
Roscommon, Ireland Residence: Middlesex, Massachusetts
Patrick James Treacy b. 10 Jun
1882 Roscommon, Ireland Residence: Providence, Rhode Island
Patrick Joseph Tracy b. 12 Jun
1880 Roscommon, Ireland Residence: Suffolk, Massachusetts
Patrick Joseph Treacy b. 22 May
1886 Roscommon, Ireland Residence: Essex, New Jersey
William Joseph Tracey b. 16 Jun
1892 Roscommon Co, Ireland Residence: Essex, New Jersey
|
Bernard Treacy from Drummullin, Elphin was part of a team
awarded a silver medal at the Culinary Olympics which took place in Germany
in October 2008. The twenty-two-year-old son of Gerard and Mary Treacy
was a member of the Irish Junior Culinary Team and they were also awarded a
bronze medal in the hot food category; the silver medal was won in the buffet
category. A graduate of Galway-Mayo Institute of Techonology, Bernard is at
present working in Salthill in Galway, while one of his brother's, Patrick,
is also a chef and holds the position of head chef in the Quality Hotel in
Youghal, Co. Cork. |
|
Right Rev. Monsignor William T.
Treacy The
Right Rev. Monsignor William T. Treacy, Protonotary Apostolic Vicar General of
Wilcania, Australia. He was a native of Roscommon, and was educated at Summer
Hill College, Athlone, and All Hallows Dublin, before his ordination in 1882.
For a number of years he worked as a missionary in Goulburn and Deniliquin,
New South Wales. He was appointed Vicar general of the Diocese of Wilcania in
1889, and on two occasions he was Administrator of the diocese during the
absence of the Bishop. In 1902 he was made a Domestic Prelate to the Pope,
and he returned home from Australia some time ago. He died on the 20th May
1938 in Dublin. Ref: May 21, 1938 Irish Times |
FAMILY
HISTORIES
Name
Researchers
|
Surname |
County |
Townland |
Civil Parish |
Researcher |
|
TREACY |
Roscommon |
|
Four roads |
Andrew
Tracey m. Julia Bresnan 31 Jan
1848 Spitalfields Christ Church,
Stepney, London, England (see 1861
Census)
Nicholas Charles Tracey (b. 1861 St. Lukes
London?) m. Margaret Asley 1887 Peabodys Buildings
Margaret Julia Tracey b.c. 1890 London m. 1910
http://www.british-genealogy.com/forums/showthread.php/72361-Margaret-Julia-Tracey
1861 Census
Andrew Tracey, b.c. 1821, 40 years, St Luke
London
Andrew Tracey, b.c. 1859, 2 years, St Luke
London (b. 1858 St. Lukes London)
Ann Treacy & Patrick
Flannery c. 1857; Roscommon (?) migrated to Cincinatti OH c. 1850
Martin E. Cassidy email Livingston, TX, U.S.A.
Beatrice Mary Treacy
(aka Bessie) (b. November 26, 1886 Carrowering [Carrowcrin?]
Roscommon Ireland d. July 20, 1964 in: Wallum Lake Burrilllville RI) m. Anthony Enos circa 1907
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/n/o/o/Linda-Noonan-mapleville/PDFBOOK1.pdf
[Note: only found this in state
registration - Tracey,
Beatrice Maud, Dublin South, 4th Quarter 1882 2 613]
Bridget
Tracey
Patrick b. 18 November 1866 Roscommon Roscommon
(LDS)
Catherine
Treacy
Peter b. 29 October 1866 Roscommon Roscommon
(LDS)
Elizabeth Tracy
Looking to research
my great grandparents - Michael Finnegan or Finigan or Finnigan and his wife
Elizabeth, nee Tracy, they lived in Killtullagh in 1886 and had a son, Michael
born 2 Junee 1886
eileen.lovesin@jdwilliams.co.uk
Jun
26, 2002
James Tracy (b. 1815 County Roscommon d. 1877) & Fanny C. (UNKNOWN) (b: 1813 in
County Roscommon)
Children:
Michael
TRACY (b: 1837 in County Roscommon) m. Margaret FITZPATRICK (b: 1843 in
Cedar County, Iowa) 24 Apr 1859 in St. Mary's Catholic Church, Iowa City, Iowa
John Tracey & Bridget Dolan
Ellen b. 29 March 1871 (LDS)
1. Martin Tracey (b:
Abt. 1826 in Roscommon, Ireland) m. Sarah Ward (b: Abt. 1829 in Longford, Ireland) 02 Jun 1850 in Hulme.
2. Richard Tracey (b. abt 1868 Manchester) m. Elizabeth Ann
Williams (b. abt. 1870 Salford) m. 31 May 1890 in Hulme
Michael Tracy & Sarah Moran
Margaret b. ??? Roscommon m. Edward McKew 24
July 1870 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Michael Tracy & Jane Mulvy
Bridget b. 7 July 1866 Leitrim District
Roscommon (LDS)
Patrick Tracey b. 1821 Roscommon Roscommon (LDS)
Patrick Tracy b. 1830 (LDS)
Patrick
Trassy/Treacy & Mary Fahy
Michael b. 3 November 1867 (LDS)
Catherine Trassy b. 28th October
1872 Roscommon (LDS)
Patrick Treacy & Hanoria Gollaher
Ellen b. 2 December 1868 (LDS)
Catherine b. 2 December 1868 (LDS)
Patrick
Tracey (s. of James Tracey, 30
years) m. Winny Sharkett (d. of Laurence
Sharkett, 18 years) 04 Nov 1849
[Castlereagh Registration District]
Thomas Tracy & Ann Carty
William b. 11 May 1873 (LDS) Thomas
Tracy & Mary Shanl(e)y
Thomas b.
12 September 1866 Leitrim District Roscommon (LDS)
Michael b.
27 November 1869 Leitrim District Roscommon (LDS)
William John Tracey & Bridget Brady
b. 1802, d. 27 August 1895
William John Tracey was born in 1802 at
Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland. He married Bridget Brady
circa 1828 at Roscommon, Ireland. William John Tracey was Census 1841 Living
with Laurence and Maria Leavy and their family. Laurence is a coal whipper from
Ireland. There were also three other men living there working as a coal
stripper.
William Tracey is record as aged 40, coal stripper born in Ireland. Bridget is
not listed. In 1841 at Shadwell, London, Middlesex. He was Census 1861 Boarding
with Michael and Mary Hunt. Mary was aged 33 and born in Ireland. William is
recorded as lodger, 58, Coal Whipper, born Ireland.
Bridget, wife, 62. Born Ireland in 1861 at 7 Morton Buildings, Shadwell, Tower
Hamlet, Stepney, London. He emigrated in 1865; Left from London. As of 1878,
William John Tracey lived at Block 513, Plymouth & Harrison Street,
Wanganui.1 As of 1882, William John Tracey lived at Harrison Street, Wanganui.2 He died on 27 August 1895 at Wanganui.
Children of William John Tracey and Bridget Brady
Cecilia Tracey+ b. c 1828
Margaret Elizabeth Tracey+ b. bt 1831 - 1832, d. 19 Mar 1889
Citations
[S1128]
, NZ Electoral Roll, 1878.
[S1128] , NZ Electoral Roll, 1882.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~janej/Jane/Jane-o/p119.htm
William
Treacy
Birth: 01 Jan 1852 - Roscommon, Ireland
Death: 22 Aug 1906 - Coonamble, New South
Wales, Australia
Tree Name: Turner Family Tree paulturner70 Contact 27 Feb 2008
William Tracey
I'm looking for information about
my grandfather William Tracey (Tracy, Treacy). He was born in Rathdrum, Co
Wicklow on 1 January 1903, but his family lived in Roscommon. His father was
William and mother Catherine Hughes, siblings: Catherine, Patrick, Andrew,
James, Michael, Elizabeth, Margaret. The whole family moved to Scotland
(Greenock) circa 1930. I've been searching with no luck for a few years now.
Any information would be great relief. Thanks for any clues!
Lynn Ceney Oct 18, 2008
William Tracey and Catherine Hughes
- County Roscommon, Ros Comain, ROS
(Province of Connaught, Connacht)
I am looking for information about my g. grandfather William and
his wife Catherine (nee Hughes), whom I believe came from Roscommon and settled
in Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland. They had 8 children: Catherine (Kathleen),
William, Patrick, James, Andrew, Margaret, Elizabeth and Michael. All their
children I believe were born in Ireland. My grandfather William Jnr married
Jean Bryan in Port Glasgow in early 1930's. Does anyone have any clues? I've
been trying to trace this line for a long time now without any break throughs.
Many thanks - Lynn
William Tracey (aka Treacy) born County Wicklow c.1870. Married
Catherine (Kathleen) Hughes on 4 Oct 1896 at Rathgar Chapel, Rathmines, Dublin.
Was a Private in the Leinsters between 1889 and 1909 (20 years). Migrated to
Greenock (West coast of Scotland) after demobbed from army, with family
(Kathleen Jnr, William Jnr, Margaret, James, Patrick, Andrew, Michael and
Elizabeth). Any information would be gratefully appreciated! Many thanks - Lynn
James
Tracey & Mary ???
William Tracey (b. 1870 d. 1943) m. Catherine
(Kathleen) Hughes (b. 1878 d. 1930)
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/e/n/Lynn-Ceney/index.html
Lynn
Ceney February 24, 2008 lynn.ceney@talktalk.net
Athleague (& Fuerty)
Name
Researchers
|
Surname |
County |
Townland |
Civil Parish |
Researcher |
|
TREACY |
Roscommon |
Ballinturley |
Fuerty &
Athleague |
The Treacy and
Moran families came to Castlestrange with the Mitchell's in the 1750's. As
tradesmen (mill wrights) and book keepers they were involved with Athleague and
Castlecoote Mills up to the 1900's.
http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?p=15069
Treacy from Fuerty to Aus. and Marlboro, Ma
In searching for
other posts relating to my family, I came across a post from Mark Clarke dated
April 6, l997 inquiring about Mary Matthews, nee Treacy from Fuerty who
emigrated to Australia. He was looking for a relative in Marlboro, Ma. who
lived on Highland St, Marlborough, Ma. His e-mail no longer works. Mark, if you
are still reading this board, I grew up on the street next to Highland and I think
I know who she was. Can you let me know a little more information? Did she have
a sister or other relative named Margaret Goff? Somehow that name comes up in
my mind when I think of Dorothy Treacy. Also, you might get more information
from the Catholic Parish there - Immaculate Conception Church - the rectory is
at Washington Court, Marlborough, Ma 01752. The parish has its own cemetery and
if you write to the parish, they will give what information they have on any
Treacy's in the cemetery.
Good Luck. Ellen MMitch2782@aol.com Jul 29, 2000
Andrew Treacy b. 1821 d. 1902 Roscommon (LDS)
Frances (b. 1851 Emlamore [Emlagh More] d. 1905 Fuerty) m. Peter Cuddy 7 November 1879 Fuerty
OR Cloonycolgan Church Cloverhill RC Parish (LDS)
Children:
1. 
MICHAEL
JOSEPH CUDDY b: 15 AUG 1880 in LISSANEAVILLE, FUERTY, ROSCOMMON,IRELAND
2. JAMES
CUDDY b: 22 APR 1882
3. PAT
CUDDY b: 1 MAR 1888
4. BRIDGET
CUDDY b: 24 JAN 1889
Andrew Treacy (b. 1821) & Bridget ???
Frances Treacy (b. 1851 in
Emlamore, Co. Roscommon d. 1905 Fuerty Co. Roscommon) m. PETER
CUDDY (b: 1847 in New Village, Fuerty, Co. Roscommon) 7th
November 1879 Parish of Cloverhill, Emlamore, Co. Roscommon Wit: William
Treacy & Bridget Mulhern.
Children:
1. MICHAEL
JOSEPH CUDDY b: 15/AUG/1880 in Lissaneaville, Fuerty, Co. Roscommon
2. JAMES
CUDDY b: 22/APR/1882 in Co. Roscommon
3. William Cuddy b: 9/APR/1885 in New Village, Fuerty, Co.
Roscommon
4. PAT
CUDDY b: 1/MAR/1888 in Co. Roscommon
5. BRIDGET
CUDDY b: 24/JAN/1889 in Co. Roscommon
I am looking for any
information on my uncle, William Cuddy, who was listed in the 1911 census of
Fuerty, Co. Roscommon. He had three children, Frances, Michael & Kathleen.
He was the son of Peter and Frances
(Treacy) Cuddy. He had two brothers, Michael and James, who came to the USA
in or about 1903.
Andrew Treacy (b. 1821 in Ireland) m. Bridget ???
Children:
Frances
TREACY (b: 1851 in Emlamore, County Roscommon, Ireland) m. Peter
CUDDY (b: 1847 in New Village, Fuerty, Co. Roscommon) 7 NOV 1879 in Parish
of Cloverhill, Emlamore, Co. Roscommon, Ireland Note: The best man was
William Treacy and the maid of honor
was Bridget Mulhern.
Children:
Michael
CUDDY b: 11 AUG 1880 in Fuerty, Co. Roscommon, Ireland
James
CUDDY b: 22 APR 1882
William
CUDDY b: 9 APR 1885 in Fuerty, Co. Roscommon, Ireland
Pat
CUDDY b: 1 MAR 1888
Bridget
CUDDY b: 24 JAN 1889
Andrew Treacy (b. 1821 in Ireland d. 1902 in Roscommon)
Frances Treacy (b. 1851 d. 1905 in Roscommon) m. PETER
CUDDY (b: 1847 in Roscommon) 7 Nov 1879 in Cloonycolgan Church, Cloverhill
RC Parish
Children
MICHAEL
JOSEPH CUDDY b: 15 AUG 1880 in Lissaneaville, Fuerty, Roscommon
JAMES
CUDDY b: 22 APR 1882
PAT
CUDDY b: 1 MAR 1888
BRIDGET
CUDDY b: 24 JAN 1889
Catherine Hipszer Feb 27
2000
Frances Treacy (b. 1851 Emlamore Roscommon bur. Fuerty Churchyard) m. PETER CUDDY (b: 1847 in New Village, Fuerty, Roscommon) 7 Nov 1879 Parish of Cloverhill, Emlamore, Co. Roscommon
Children
MICHAEL
JOSEPH CUDDY b: 15/AUG/1880 in LISSANEAVILLE, FUERTY, ROSCOMMON, IRELAND
JAMES
CUDDY b: 22/APR/1882 in CO. ROSCOMMON, IRELAND
WILLIAM
CUDDY b: 9/APR/1885 in NEW VILLAGE, FUERTY, CO. ROSCOMMON, IRELAND
PAT
CUDDY b: 1/MAR/1888 in CO. ROSCOMMON, IRELAND
BRIDGET
CUDDY b: 24/JAN/1889 in CO. ROSCOMMON, IRELAND
Kathleen Mcguiness
2008-09-20
Bernard
J Treacy, Sr
Birth: Jun.
24, 1842 County Roscommon, Ireland
Death: Sep.
12, 1897 Boston Suffolk County Massachusetts, USA
Family links:
Children:
Mary
Elizabeth Treacy Rogers (1865 - 1941)*
William
Joseph Treacy (1868 - 1945)*
Jane F.
Treacy (1879 - 1937)*
Katherine F. Treacy Colbert (1880 - 1953)*
Bernard
J. Treacy (1882 - 1960)*
James
Francis Treacy (1884 - 1959)*
Spouse:
Mary E.
Ganley Treacy (1842 - 1914)
Note: Also son Charles Henry Treacy Nov 6
1873-bef 1953 Montana?
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington, Fayette
County, Kentucky, USA
Mary
Elizabeth Treacy Rogers
Birth: May
23, 1865 Jessamine County Kentucky, USA
Death: Apr.
17, 1941 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Note: Married to James Constantine Rogers on 19
Nov 1887
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington Fayette
County Kentucky, USA
William
Joseph Treacy
Birth: Jun.
14, 1868 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Death: Jan.
11, 1945 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Family links:
Spouse:
Elizabeth Wolf Treacy (____ - 1963)*
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington Fayette
County Kentucky, USA
Jane
F. "Gennie" Treacy
Birth: Oct.
11, 1879 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Death: Jan.
18, 1937 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington Fayette
County Kentucky, USA
Katherine
F. Treacy Colbert
Birth: Jul.
15, 1880 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Death: Feb.
9, 1953 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Note: Married to Richard J. Colbert on abt 1918
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington Fayette
County Kentucky, USA
Bernard
J. Treacy, Jr
Birth: May
29, 1882 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Death: Jul.
25, 1960 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Family links:
Spouse: Caroline E. Turner Treacy
(____ - 1956)*
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington Fayette
County Kentucky, USA
James
Francis Treacy
Birth: Jun.
30, 1884 Lexington Fayette County Kentucky, USA
Death: Mar.
19, 1959 Huntington Cabell County West Virginia, USA
Children: Mary Lynn Treacy (1914 - 1915)*
Spouse:
Anna Josephine Matlack Treacy (1883 - 1947)*
Burial: Calvary Cemetery Lexington Fayette
County Kentucky, USA
Created by: ca groshong Record added: Oct 05,
2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 59642482
1880 Census:
3rd Ward, Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky
|
Name |
Relation |
Marital
Status |
Gender |
Race |
Age |
Birthplace |
Occupation |
Father's
Birthplace |
Mother's
Birthplace |
|
Self |
M |
Male |
W |
38 |
IRE |
Horse
Dealer |
--- |
--- |
|
|
Wife |
M |
Female |
W |
36 |
IRE |
Keeping
House |
IRE |
IRE |
|
|
Dau |
|
Female |
W |
15 |
KY |
Attending
School |
IRE |
IRE |
|
|
Son |
S |
Male |
W |
12 |
KY |
Attending
School |
IRE |
IRE |
|
|
Son |
S |
Male |
W |
6 |
KY |
Attending
School |
IRE |
IRE |
|
|
Dau |
S |
Female |
W |
1 |
KY |
|
IRE |
IRE |
June
8, 1912 Kentucky Irish American
...Mrs. Rogers is a daughter of the late B.J.
Treacy and has been for many years especially well known as a prominent church
worker.
|
|
Barney J. Treacy Prominent in the civic, social and business life of Lexington, "Barney" J. Treacy, as he was familiarly and...He was born June 24, 1842, in French Lawn, parish of Ballintubber, County Roscommon, Ireland and was one of seven children ... He went to America when quite young,...His native wit always made him a jolly companion, and he was a thorough master of all the details of horse dealing. He had been engaged in the breeding and live stock business for many years, and amassed a large fortune. At one time, he was a member of the firm of Treacy & Wilson, live stock auctioneers in Kentucky. He was the owner of one of the largest breeding farms of trotting horses in the USA, the 700 acre Ashland Park Stock Farm, established in 1877. The racing stables of Barney Treacy, both trotters and thoroughbreds, were conspicuous for many years on the turf. The Blue-grass blade
newspaper of Lexington, described him in January 1891 as a supporter of the
Prohibition party, "Mr Treacy used to be a saloonkeeper on Dewees street
in this city about as hard a part of the town as there is in it" and as
"a Catholic Irishman who has made a large fortune in an honest and
legitimate way Time papers report that he is going to build a $50000 house.
He came to this city a poor boy worked among horses until he knew the business
and is now one of the largest dealers in horses." In 1896, statements
of his assets and liabilities amounted to $75,000 while his property at
Ashland Park Farm and two livery stables in Lexington, including 177 horses,
were expected to bring $50,000 under the hammer. Colonel or Capt.
Bernard Treacy died Boston 12th September 1897, after a fall when he was
entering a friend’s house, Frank C. Lappin of South End. At that time he was
very prominent in Lexington affairs, being a member of the Board of Aldermen
and Chairman of the Police Committee. He was buried in Lexington, 18
September 1897. Ref: History of Kentucky, Volume
3 Obituary, New York Times, 14
September 1897. |
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William Joseph Treacy. Among men who have stamped the impress of their characters and their
strong individuality on the people and
the business interests of Kentucky is
William J. Treacy, whose entire life
has been devoted to the horse business in one phase or another. Faithfulness to duty
and a strict adherence to a fixed purpose have been dominating factors in his
life, which has been replete with success worthily attained. He is a scion of one
of the worthy old families of this locality,
and many of the strong characteristics
of his progenitors seem to have
outcropped in him, so that he has ever enjoyed to a marked degree the esteem
and good will of all who know him. William Joseph Treacy was born in Lexington,
Kentucky, on June 14, 1868, and is the son of Bernard J. and Mary (Ganly) Treacy, who are mentioned specifically
in a separate sketch elsewhere in this work. Mr. Treacy received his educational training
in St. Paul's High School and St. Catherine's
Academy, which he attended to the age
of seventeen years. In 1885 he became
a student in Georgetown University, where he was graduated in 1890, with the degree
of Bachelor of Arts. He then went to
work for his father, who was extensively
engaged in the breed- ing, raising and
training of thoroughbred trotting horses, and remained with him until 1897. He
then became connected with the well-known
Thoroughbred Record as assistant
editor, which position he held up to
1904, when he became one of the organizers of the Kentucky Sales Company, of which he
became vice president and also served
in the capacity of pedigree expert. This company became one of the best-known
and most reliable sales corporations in the State of Kentucky, and their sales, which are held
four times a year, are considered
important events, being attended by
prospective buyers and interested horsemen from all over the United States. Mr. Treacy also
formed a partnership with Ken Walker,
under the firm name of Treacy & Walker,
a firm which has risen to prominent place in the horse world. Besides the
successful handling of a racing
stable, including some high-class horses, they are performing valuable service
as racing statisticians, registrars of
horses, pedigree experts, catalogue compilers and theoretical breeding
experts. They are also agents for the
livestock department of the Hartford Insurance
Company and publishers of the American
Thoroughbred Stallion Record. Politically Mr. Treacy is a democrat, but aside from
the exercise of his right of franchise
he has never taken an active interest
in political affairs, having no aspirations for public office. He is a member
of the Jockey Club and is popular
among his associates. Mr. Treacy was married to Elizabeth Wolf, who was born and reared in Lexington, the daughter of Frank J. and Kate (Canning) Wolf. Her father was a native of Germany, and he died at the age of seventy-six years, being survived by his widow, who was born in County Roscommon, Ireland. Frank J. Wolf was a teacher of music, in which he was an expert. They were the parents of but one child, Mrs. Treacy. To Mr. Treacy and his wife have been born three children, namely: William Joseph, Jr., who died in 1905, at three years of age ; James Rogers and Margaret Josephine. Mr. Treacy is eminently public spirited in his attitude towards community life, giving his unreserved support to all movements looking to the advancement of the general welfare, and has been a potent factor in the development and prosperity of this section of the country. On September 21, 1916, at Lexington, Mr. Colbert
was married to Katharyn Florence
Treacy, the daughter of Bernard J. and Mary Treacy, and they have become
the parents of a son, Richard J. Colbert, Jr. Although a quiet and unassuming
man, Mr. Colbert has contributed to the general advancement of the community,
while his admirable qualities of head and heart have won for him the esteem
and confidence of the circles in which
he has moved. Ref: History of Kentucky, Volume
4 |
Treaceys
of Fuerty, Roscommon Tony Martin yuille
(Also LDS)
1. Patrick Tracey born
possibly in 1750 Frenchpark, Roscommon.
1.1 Patrick Treacey, Farmer,
(1770-23/2/1859) Fuerty, Roscommon married to Brigit Keane (1787- 9/7/1857)
1.1.1 Mary Tracey (1804-21/11/1887) Fuerty, Roscommon emigrated to Lara, Victoria, Australia. Married in 1831, St Thomas, CoI, Dublin to William Mathews.
1.1.1.1 Frances 1833-1909
1.1.2 Patrick Bernard
(1815-25/1/1899) Fuerty, Roscommon,
married to Honoria Gallagher 1829-1892
1.1.2.1 Martin TREACY (1850-1919) in Ballinturly. m. Mary (Muddie)
Brennan (b. 1875)
1.1.2.1.1 Patrick Treacy (b. 1897)
1.1.2.1.2 Norah Treacy (b. 1900)
1.1.2.1.3 Mary (Moll) Treacy m. ???
Nally. Children Padraig Nally
1.1.2.2 John TREACY (1853-1914) His burial was in
Marlboro.
1.1.2.3 Patrick TREACY (1857-1932)
1.1.2.4 Andrew TREACY (1861-1935)
1.1.2.5 Mary TREACY (1863-1898)
1.1.2.6 Brigid TREACY (1865-1928)
1.1.2.7 Kate TREACY (1869-1931)
1.1.2.8 Ellen (Nell) TREACY (1869-1955)
1.1.3 Andrew (1816-1896) Died Richmond,
Victoria, Australia
1.1.4 Nicholas Treacy
(1817-27/6/1852) Fuerty, Roscommon
1.1.5 Martin Augustus
(b. 1817-8 d.16/1/1896) died Best
St Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia. Married on 12 July 1841, St Francis, RC Church,
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, to Catherine Dowling (1818-1891) (LDS)
1.1.5.1 Richard (c1842-1910)
1.1.5.2 Patrick (1843-1921)
1.1.5.3 Mary (1845-1936)
1.1.5.4 John (1846-1886)
1.1.5.5 Kathleen (1848-1908)
1.1.5.6 Martin (1851-1935)
1.1.5.7 Andrew (1851-1854)
1.1.5.8 Thomas (1853-1854)
1.1.6 Catherine married to James Gannon
1.1.7 Dennis
1.1.8 John
1.2 John Treacey
1.3 Andrew Treacey
1.4 Bernard Treacey
http://gw.geneanet.org/index.php3?b=yuille&lang=en;m=N;v=tracey
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Patrick Treacey & Bridget Kane
Children:
Martin
TREACEY (b: 1817 in Co Roscommon d. 16 JAN 1896 in Best St,Wagga
Wagga,NSW.,Australia) m. Catherine Dowling (b: 1 NOV 1818 in Castleconnell, Co.
Limerick) 12 JUL 1841 in St Francis,RC Church,Melbourne
Children:
Richard
Nicholas Dowling TREACEY b: ABT 1842 in Melbourne,Victoria,Australia
Patrick
Denis TREACEY b: 3 JUL 1843 in Melbourne,Victoria,Australia
Mary
Brigid TREACEY b: 1 MAY 1845
John
Thomas TREACEY b: 1846 in Geelong
Kathleen
TREACEY b: 1848 in Corio,Victoria,Australia
Martin
Augustine TREACEY b: 1851 in Geelong,Victoria,Australia
Andrew
James TREACEY b: JUN 1851 in Ashby,Geelong,Victoria,Australia
Thomas
Nicholas TREACEY b: 1853 in Geelong
Murrumbidgee Brewery was founded by
Martin Treacy
and Sons in 1881. They turn out all kinds of draught and bottled ... Mr.
Martin Treacy
is a native of Rosscommon County, Ireland, and came to Australia in 1817, since
when he has visited ...
W. Frederic Morrison, The Aldine
centennial history of New South Wales, 1888
Thomas Treacy (b. abt 1839 in Tipperary
d. 16 Jan 1887 Templmore, Co. Tipperary) & Nora Connors (b. c. 1846)
Children
Mary
Kate TREACY m. Bartley
DOCKREY b: in French Park, Roscommon, Ireland
Lizzie
TREACEY b: Abt 1872 d. 2 Jun 1875 in Templmore, Co.
Tipperary
Kelly Broderick 2007-07-12
1901 Census
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Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Other occupants |
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Ballinturly |
Fuerty |
Athlone |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Martin
(50) |
farmer |
Mary (25) wife Patrick (3) Norah (1) Patrick (45) brother Kate (30) sister |
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Bishop John Patrick
Treacy (23 July 1891 - 11
Oct 1964) |
Athlone
(& Drum) (St. Mary’s Roscommon or St. Peters Westmeath)
Bridget Tracy b. abt 1807 Ballyloughan Athlone m. Charles Kennedy 1 November 1828
Athlone (LDS)
Hugh/Hugonis Tr(e)ac(e)y & Maria Ryan
Margarita b. 13 January 1861 Drum (LDS)
Mary b. 2 September 1865 Athlone (LDS)
Catherine b. 22 February 1867 Athlone (LDS)
William b. 26 March 1869 (LDS)
Hugonis Trac(e)y & Mariae (Kegan)
Hugo b. 7 December 1857 RC St Peters Athlone
and Drum (LDS)
Joseph b. 21 November 1858 RC St Peters
Athlone and Drum (LDS)
Joannis Tracey & Annae McManus
Maria b. 2 June 1854 Drum (LDS)
Michaeli(s) Tracy & Winfredae/Winefridae Donlon
Johannes b. 4 January 1857 RC St Peters
Athlone and Drum (LDS)
Patricius b. 17 March 1858 RC St Peters
Athlone and Drum (LDS)
Maria b. 23 June 1861 Drum (LDS)
Michaelis Thracy & Brigidae Lyons
Martinus Thracy b. 21 Oct 1851 of Drum. Parish of St. Peter's, Athlone and Drum, Roscommon, Ireland [or Bishops Caundle, Dorset] (LDS)
Michaelis Trac(e)y & Brigidae Lyons
Brigida b. 20 June 1854 Drum (LDS)
Maria b. 15 May 1859 Drum (LDS)
Patrick/Patritium Tr(e)ac(e)y m. Mary/Mariam Kelly 17 September
1863 RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Mary b. 15 June 1864 Bridewell
(LDS) Mary c. 26 June 1864 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
FEMALE b. 1 August 1865 Brideswell
(LDS)
Anne b. 7 December 1869 Athlone
(LDS)
Patrick
Tracy
Ellen (aged 21) m. James Hogan (aged 21) 6 February
1869 Athlone (LDS)
Aughrim
Tracey/Tracey/McDonald
Hello, I am wondering if anyone may be able to
point me in the right direction to find out a bit more about James Tracey born
Aughrim Co Roscommon c. 1820 and his wife Mary McDonald (or any derivation)
born c. 1825 possibly Rooskey or Rosecray depending which census you look at.
They emmigrated to England some time before 1851 when they are first recorded
on the English census. Have not been able to get any further back owing to
sketchy details. They had children James born c1853 supposedly in Dover but we
have been unable to find any record of his birth. Two younger girls also listed
as born in England. I think that between 1861 and 1871 Mary died as James snr and jnr
together with the other siblings appear to be in Eltham workhouse. I have
no further knowledge until my grt grandfathers wedding in Edinburgh. James remarried a Josephine Mills in 1874 when his father is
listed as John Tracey, labourer. Any suggetions for pointers would be
appreciated.
Regards Diane 20 May 06 llynhelyg
Tracey/Mcdonald - County Roscommon, Ros Comain, ROS
(Province of Connaught, Connacht)
Looking for information on James Tracey from Aughrim, county
Roscommon. He was Married to Mary McDonald and they had four children that I know
of, James, Mary, Ellen and Ann. James snr born c1820, Mary snr born c1825,
James jnr c 1853, mary c1855, ellen c1856 and ann c 1859. The children were all
born in England so I am asuming that they left Ireland some time before james
birth in 1853. On the 1861 census and all subsequent census James is down as
from aughrim, roscommon Ireland and Mary from Rosecray/Rooskey. james remarried
after the death of Mary and on his wedding certificate his father is named as
John a labourer. Any suggestions as to how I might persue this further would be
appreciated. Many thanks. Regards Diane.
Ballintubber & Ballymoe
In the Griffiths Valuation of 1857-8 the
following was recorded:
Frenchlawn townland of the Parish of Ballintober, Co. Roscommon
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Map |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
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Andrew Tracey |
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34&27)4.b |
James Larkin |
Andrew Tracey |
Ho offs ld (w/2o) |
27a 3r 29p |
£5.0.0/£15.5.15 |
|
Francis Tracey |
Shankoagh townland of the Parish of Drumatemple, Co.
Roscommon
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Map |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
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Andrew Tracey |
Partial 1901 Censua
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Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Other occupants |
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Frenchlawn |
Ballintober |
Castlerea |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
Martin
(55) |
farmer |
Patrick (56) brother/labourer |
John Treacy Snipehill, Ballintubber,
Roscommon, - declaration for customs officer8 June 1853. Then spent six weeks
in Dublin
John Treacy bapt. 29th August 1829
Sp. Peter Tiernan & Elinor Wade
Ballinasloe (& Creagh)
Michael Trac(e)y & Bridget/Biddy Dolan
Mary b. 2 May 1864 Creagh District (LDS)
Biddy b. 21 March 1866 Creagh District (LDS)
Catherine b. 1 March 1868 (LDS)
Ann b. 2 February 1871 (LDS)
Eliza b. 23 April 1873 (LDS)
Boyle
Patrick Mulvogue
Am trying to trace parents
and siblings of Patrick, whose last address was Abbeytown House, Boyle. He was
born around 1800, and married Frances
Tracy.
ktx45@yahoo.com
Mar 24, 2000 11
Patrick
Mulvogue was living at Abbeytoon House, Boyle, at time of death, which must
have been between 1840 and 1896. He married Frances Ann Tracey, and three of their children emigrated to
Australia in 1857 (Patrick, Winifred and Julia). I believe another son emigrated
to USA. I would like to find parents and children of Patrick who died in
Ireland.
mulvogue@i-o.net.au Feb 17, 2000
Maria Tracy m. Patritius Gannon 19 November 1845 RC Boyle (LDS)
Clontuskert (& Kilgefin)
Joanne(s)/John Trac(e)y & Anna/Anne Mad(d)en
Michael b. 6 July 1870 c. 31 July 1870 RC
Kilbride Parish (LDS)
William b. 25 October 1872 (LDS) Gulielmus b.
19 October 1872 c. 27 October 1872 RC Kilbride Parish (LDS)
John b. 9 August 1878 Corry Kilgefin (LDS)
Mary Treacy b. abt 1724 Kilgefin (LDS)
Mary Treacy b. abt 1724 Kilgefin m. James Nolan abt 1745 Kilgefin (LDS)
Pat Tr(e)acy & Ellen Hanly
Catherine Eliza b. 8 August 1865 Ballyleague
District (LDS)
John b. 3 December 1867 (LDS)
William
Tracey & Ellen Kenny
Bridget b.
4 August 1878 Weekfield Cloonaskert (LDS)
John b. 22
May 1880 Cloontuskert (LDS)
Dysart
Maria Tracy m. Jacobi Fallon 24 February 1873 Ballyforan (LDS)
1. Thomas Tracy
2. John/Joannis/Joannes Trac(e)y m. Margaret/Margarita Fallon 24 February 1873
RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
3.1 Thomas b. 5 August 1872 Ballyforan (LDS)
3.2 William b. 22 January 1874 (LDS)
3.3 Catherine b. 29 July 1875 (LDS)
3.4 Michael b. 11 August 1879 (LDS)
Tisara Cemetery
In loving memory of, Mary Tracy, Cloonloughlin, Mount Talbot, died, 31st
March 1958, aged, 60 yrs. her husband, Thomas, died, 15th July 1964, aged 80
yrs. their son, Thomas Joseph, died, 12th Feb. 1987, aged, 52 yrs.
Kilbride
Edvardo Tracy & Maria Hayden
Maria b. 2 August 1877 c. 12 August 1877 RC
Kilbride Parish (LDS)
Edward Tracey & Mary Heydian
Maryanne b. 27 July 1877 Tonragee Kilbride
(LDS)
Joanne(s)/John Trac(e)y & Anna/Anne Mad(d)en
Michael b. 6 July 1870 c. 31 July 1870 RC
Kilbride Parish (LDS)
William b. 25 October 1872 (LDS) Gulielmus b.
19 October 1872 c. 27 October 1872 RC Kilbride Parish (LDS)
John b. 9 August 1878 Corry Kilgefin (LDS)
Kilglass
(& Rooskey)
Name
Researchers
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Surname |
County |
Townland |
Civil Parish |
Researcher |
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TREACY |
Roscommon |
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Kilglass |
John Treacey & Bridget Hauck
Bridget b. 27 March 1865 Ruskey District (LDS)
Martin(i) Tr(e)ac(e)y & Anne/Annae Dillon
Annam b. ??? July 1858 RC Strokestown (LDS) OR
Annam b. 20 April 1858 RC Kitrustan (LDS) OR Annam b. 3 July 1858 RC Kiltrustan
(LDS)
Bridget b. 12 December 1866 Ruskey District
(LDS)
Mary b. 24 December 1869 (LDS)
Michael Trac(e)y & Ellen Quinn
John b. 8 May 1865 Ruskey District (LDS)
Margaret b. 23 June 1868 Stokestown (LDS)
Maria b. 8 May 1871 (LDS)
Thomas Tracey & Bridget McHugh
Matthew Tracey b. 31st July 1875,
Roscommon (LDS)
Michael b. 22 July 1877 Muckenagh (LDS)
Thomas b.
2 May 1879 Muckenagh (LDS)
1. Thomas Treacy & ???
Riley
1.1 Thomas Treacy & Bridget MCHUGH
Children:
1.1.4. Patrick
TREACY (b: 28 MAY 1881 in Strokestown, Co. Roscommon d. 24 SEP 1965 in
Montclair, NJ) m. Catherine
NOLAN (b: ABT. 1892 in County Mayo, Ireland)
Children:
1.1.4.1 Thomas
Joseph TREACY b: 28 AUG 1914 in Newark, NJ
Killinvoy (& Kilmain)
Anna Tracy m. Franciscus Beirne 8 February 1880 RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Anne Tracy m. John Glennon 30 April 1855 RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Mariae Tracey m. Thomam Farrell 19 June 1852 RC Killinvoy
and Killmain (LDS)
Mariam Tracy m. Danielem Quigley 27 February 1854 RC
Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Mariam Tracy m. Patritium Rorke 15 February 1844 RC
Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Michael/Michaelem Trac(e)y m. Mary/Mariam Cunniff 5 September 1860 RC
Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Michael b. 15 May 1864 Roscommon Roscommon
(LDS)
Michael/Michaelem Trac(e)y b. abt 1825 Killivoy and Killmain m.
Margaret/Margaritam Down(e)s/Dowens 19 August 1845 RC Killinvoy and Killmain
(LDS)
Michael b. 21 September 1849 Killinvoy and
Killmain (LDS)
Patrick b. 4 July 1852 Killinvoy and Killmain
(LDS)
Margaret b. 8 October 1854 Killinvoy and
Killmain (LDS)
Anne (b. 4 April 1857 Killinvoy and Killmain
d. December 1943) m. Francis Beirne 8 February 1880 Roscommon (LDS)
Bridget b. 12 February 1862 Killinvoy and
Killmain (LDS)
Maria b. 5 May 1864 Roscommon Roscommon
(LDS)/Marion c. 22 May 1864 Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Patrick/Patricium
Trac(e)y m. Eliza/Betty/Elizabeth/Ellizabetham Higgins 11 January 1861 RC
Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS) (see 1901 census Knockcroghery Village)
Anne b. 20 August 1864 Roscommon Roscommon
(LDS)
Henry b. 12 April 1866 Roscommon Roscommon
(LDS)
John b. 26 October 1868 (LDS)
Catherine b. 19 June 1870 (LDS)
Elizabeth b. 23 July 1873 (LDS)
James b. 22 October 1875 Roscommon Roscommon (LDS)
Bridget b. 6 June 1877 (LDS)
Patrick b. 14 June 1879 (LDS)
14th Day of October 1882 at Limerick Cathedral
Martin Tracey age 20 Bachelor Pipe Maker stayed at Mungret Street Patrick
Tracey (Father) who was a Labourer.
Anne OShea age 18 Spinster No Occupation stayed at Mungret Street John
OShea (Father) who was a Pipe Maker.
Registered on 1st February 1883 by John Holmes (registrar) District no 3.
Martin Tracey made his mark x but Anne was able to write. The Parish Priest was
James McCoy and witnesses James White and Mary Anderson.
According to son, John Tracey’s birth
certificate. Martin died in Glasgow in 1913 at age of 46 on 7th September 1913.
Ann, his widow registered his death and gave Patrick Tracey and Elizabeth
Higgins as his parents. Both were deceased.
tidybooks 15 December 2007
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,256254.0.html
Patrick/Patritium Tr(e)ac(e)y m. Mary/Mariam Kelly 17 September
1863 RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Mary b. 15 June 1864 Bridewell
(LDS) Mary c. 26 June 1864 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
FEMALE b. 1 August 1865 Brideswell
(LDS)
Anne b. 7 December 1869 Athlone
(LDS)
Patrico Tracy m. Bridget Leoge 4 February 1851
RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Killucan
Brigida Tracy m. Thomas Mannion 30 June 1872 RC Killucan and Killummond (LDS)
Fergaldi Tracy & Brigettae
Elizabetham b. 3 July 1855 Killukin (LDS)
Kilkeevin (& Castlerea)
In the Griffiths Valuation of 1857-8 the
following was recorded:
Longford townland of the Parish of Kilkeevin, Co.
Roscommon
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Map |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
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Patrick Tracey |
Main Street townland of the Parish of Kilkeevin, Co.
Roscommon
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Map |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
Patrick Tracey |
Partial 1901 Census
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Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Head
of household |
Other occupants |
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Castlerea
T. |
Kilkeevin |
Castlerea |
Roscommon |
Household |
Treacy |
William
(72) |
C.P.S.
pensioner |
Catherine (51) Susan (21) |
William
Tr(e)acy & Catherine McGovern
Patrick b. 24 October 1874
Castlerea (LDS)
William b. 29 November 1875 (LDS)
John b. 16 February 1877 (LDS)
|
Treacy
Headstone, Kilteevan Cemetery, Co Roscommon. |
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The pride of
Ballintubber, Co. Roscommon, The Premier Aces started their careers
known as The Pioneers Aces as none of the band drank alcohol and all were members
of The Total Abstinence Society. The band was put together, in part, by the
late Peter Shanagher, who had been the leader of the Ivy Caste Dance Band,
also based in Ballintubber. However, Peter emigrated to England in 1956
before the band hit the road and handed over the reins to Stephen Treacy and
Paddy Malone. The original line up was: Paddy Malone (alto sax), Andy Malone
(drums), Sonny Ward (tenor sax), Stephen Treacy (accordion) Liam Treacy
(saxophone) and Mickey Slyman (vocals and trombone). Around 1960, the
Treacy brothers (Stephen and Liam) decided to form their own band, The
Rhythm Stars (also from Ballintubber) with three of their brothers,
Aidan, Al and Sylvester. Pat Rock, showband era historian from Ballymahon,
says the Rhythm Stars were unique in that there were seven brothers and one
sister involved at one time or another. They were Stephen, Len, Al,
Gerald, Aiden, Silvie, Liam (R.I.P.), and Millie Treacy. The full list of
those who featured with the Rhythm Stars Showband from 1960 to 1974 includes
the eight members of the Treacy family (mentioned earlier), Paul Lynch, Jimmy
Raftery, Sean Raftery (R.I.P.), Jack Mulheir, Michael Clarke, Jimmy Diffley,
P.J. Crane, John Dunne, Michael Keane, Dene Lane, Michael McDermott (R.I.P.)
and Jimmy Kearney. Managers included Brendan Wallace, Billy Molloy (R.I.P.)
and Stephen Treacy. In 1972, several
ex-members of the Rhythm Stars formed a new version of The Premier Aces with
local singer, Patsy McCaul out front. The lineup included Aidan (trumpet), Sylvie
(accordion/keyboards/Guitar) and Al Treacy (drums), brothers of original
Pioneer Aces, Liam (RIP) and Stephen. In 2003, memories of
the the Rhythm Stars are alive and well with the release of a new CD. Copies
of the CD were available from Stephen Treacy’s Sports Shop, Main Street,
Castlerea, Co. Roscommon. |
Pioneer Aces 1958
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Kiltoom
(& Cam)
Biddy Tracy m. Thomas Murry 3 February 1849 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
John/Johannis Tracy & Mary/Mariae Rowly
John b. 15 June 1843 RC Killtomb and Camma
(LDS)
Brigidam b. 19 June 1848 RC Cam and Kiltoom
(LDS)
Elizabeth b. 19 June 1848 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
m. Thomas Maw 1882 in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs
http://www.gencircles.com/users/roystringer2/1/data/18373
Mark Tracy & Mary Leonard
Paul b. 4 May 1845 RC Killtom and Camma (LDS)
Mark Tracey & Mary Anne O
William b. 15 April 1864 Kiltoom (LDS)
Marks Tracey & Mary Anne Redding
Marks b. 10 May 1865 Kiltoom (LDS)
Mark(s)/Marci/Marcus Tr(e)acy m. Mary/Mariae Annae Reddy 20 May 1848 RC
Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
Mariam b. 11 May 1851 RC Cam and Kiltoom
(LDS)
John b. 19 June 1853 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
Elizabeth b. 18 March 1855 RC Cam &
Kiltoom (LDS)
Anne b. 26 September 1858 RC Cam and Kiltoom
(LDS)
Catherine b. 28 April 1861 RC Cam and Kiltoom
(LDS)
Margaret Jane b. 6 February 1863 RC Cam and
Kiltoom (LDS)
William b. 8 May 1864 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
Patrick/Patritium Tr(e)ac(e)y m. Mary/Mariam Kelly 17 September
1863 RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Mary b. 15 June 1864 Bridewell
(LDS) Mary c. 26 June 1864 RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
FEMALE b. 1 August 1865 Brideswell
(LDS)
Anne b. 7 December 1869 Athlone
(LDS)
Patricius
Tracy
Anna m. Patricius Kelly 25 October 1870 RC Cam
and Kiltoom (LDS)
1. Thomas Tracy
2. John/Joannis/Joannes Trac(e)y m. Margaret/Margarita Fallon 24 February 1873
RC Cam and Kiltoom (LDS)
3.1 Thomas b. 5 August 1872 Ballyforan (LDS)
[Dysart]
3.2 William b. 22 January 1874 (LDS)
3.3 Catherine b. 29 July 1875 (LDS)
3.4 Michael b. 11 August 1879 (LDS)
Ogulla
Francis Treacy & Anne Boyle
Catherine b. 1 March 1864 Castleplunket (LDS)
Bidelia Ellen b. 15 January 1866 Castleplunket
(LDS)
Oran
(& Cloverhill)
Name
Researchers
|
Surname |
County |
Townland |
Civil Parish |
Researcher |
|
TREACY |
Roscommon |
Ballintober |
Cloonygormican |
Andrew Treacy b. 1821 d. 1902 Roscommon (LDS)
Frances (b. 1851 Emlamore d. 1905 Fuerty) m.
Peter Cuddy 7 November 1879 Fuerty OR Cloonycolgan Church Cloverhill RC Parish
(LDS)
Roscommon & Kilteevan
Name
Researchers
|
Surname |
County |
Townland |
Civil Parish |
Researcher |
|
TREACY |
Roscommon |
Cloonmore |
Kilteevan |
Andrea Tracey married Brigida Kenny 22nd January 1848 Roman Catholic
Roscommon & Kilteevan, Co. Roscommon (LDS)
Brigida Treacy m. Patritius Ford 23 July 1825 RC Roscommon
and Kilteevan (LDS)
Ellena Treacy m. Jacobus Hedian 17 August 1846 RC
Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
Joannes Treacy m. Brigida Brennan 25 July 1831 RC Roscommon
and Kilteevan (LDS)
Joannes Treacy m. Brigida Cunnane 8 January 1826 RC
Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
John Tracey & Anne Davis
Ellen b. 4 March 1874 (LDS)
Mary b. 4 July 1875 (LDS)
Sarah b. 10 June 1877 Cloonmore Kilteevan (LDS)
William b. 12 August 1879 (LDS)
Joannem/John Tracy m. Joannam Mullin 6 February 1859 RC Roscommon
and Kilteevan (LDS)
Luca Treacy m. Anna Mongan 9 January 1828 RC Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
Margarita Treacy m. Dominicus Higgins 7 February 1826 RC Roscommon
and Kilteevan (LDS)
Maria Treacy m. Thadeus Gillooly 21 May 1832 RC Roscommon
and Kilteevan (LDS)
Mariam Tracy m. Thomam McGuire 27 January 1859 RC Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
Maria Treacy m. Joannes Siggins 27 February 1843 RC Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
Michael Tracey & Bridget Hanly
Mary b. 15 March 1876 Cloonmore (LDS)
Margaret b. 19 June 1880 Kilteevan (LDS)
Patrick/Pat/Patritius Trac(e)y m. Catherine/Catharina Coffey/Coffee 25
February 1867 RC Killinvoy and Killmain (LDS)
Luke b. 1 December 1867 (LDS)
Mary b. 7 August 1869 (LDS)
John b. 30 September 1871 (LDS)
Patrick b. 24 November 1876 (LDS)
Anne b. 25 December 1879 Clooncagh Kilteevan
(LDS)
Terince/Terentius Treacy m. Biddy/Brigida Carrol 6 November 1843 RC
Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
Martin Treacy b. 24th February 1864,
Ballyleague District, Roscommon (LDS)
Gullielmus Treacy m. Catherina Hanly 19 January 1835 RC
Roscommon and Kilteevan (LDS)
Strokestown (& Kiltrustan)
Bernardi Tracy & Nanciscae Hanly
Bernardum b. 15 August 1833 RC Strokestown
(LDS)
Jacobum Tracey m. Margarita Conlon 17 August 1855 RC
Strokestown (LDS)
James Tracy & Jane McGlinne
Ann b. 30 August 1846 RC Kiltrustan (LDS)
John Tracey & Bridget Dooly
John b. 27 November 1842 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Joannem Treacy m. Mariam Shaughnessy 01 Feb 1861 Strokestown, Roscommon, Ireland (LDS)
Joannis Treacy & Annae Warren
Mariam b. 24 March 1834 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Johannis Tracy & Nanciscae Warren
Nanciscam b. 1 January 1832 RC Strokestown
(LDS)
John
Tracy
Edward b. 25 November 1838 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Martin(i) Tr(e)ac(e)y & Anne/Annae Dillon
Annam b. ??? July 1858 RC Strokestown (LDS)
OR Annam b. 20 April 1858 RC Kitrustan (LDS) OR Annam b. 3 July 1858 RC
Kiltrustan (LDS)
Bridget b. 12 December 1866 Ruskey District
(LDS)
Mary b. 24 December 1869 (LDS)
Mary
Treacy & Francis Washington
My grandparents came from Ireland in 1920, but
ironically didn't meet until they got here to the States. Grandmother is Margaret
Niland from Doocastle, Co Sligo and grandfather from Co Roscommon (not sure of
the town). One of his relatives was the Fr. Washington of the 4 Chaplins that
died in WWII. He along with 3 other religious people (1 rabbi, and 2 Protestant
ministers) gave up their life jackets for their fellow navel men. If anyone can help me with my grandparents,
espicially the Washington side, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks to all-Megan spoiled_brat
Nov 5, 2001
Megan - My niece Debbie told me about this
message and asked me to try to give you as much family background as I could.
Your grandfather would have been born in Strokestown in Co. Roscommon. Their
father was named Francis and mother was Anne McHugh. My grandfather was the
oldest in his family - Francis(Frank)and came to America first. He also met my
grandmother, Mary, here, although she was from the same place in Ireland, she
lived on the other side of a large lake and they had never met there. She was
the oldest in her family, also, and their name was Treacy. They married in and
bought a house on So. 12th St. in Newark where she lived until she died in
1952. They each came from large families, 13 on his side and 14 on hers. They
had seven children, John (Fr. Washington), Mary (who died when she was 15),
Anna (my mother), Tom, Leo, Francis and Edmund. They saved up and sent home to
Ireland to sponsor their siblings coming out here, one at a time, and the ones
who came stayed in my grandparents' home when they arrived. Some came, stayed a
while and returned to Strokestown, where we still have relatives, especially on
the Treacy side. Most stayed, married and settled in Essex and Hudson Co. - I
know Uncle Tommy lived two houses from my grandparents and had three children -
John, Bernie and Eleanor. Uncle Mikey lived on No. 13th St. - his wife was
Bridgie and they had three children, Frank, Tommy and Marie. Uncle Packie lived
in West Orange - they had only one child, Anne. Aunt Jenny married a man named
Horan, lived in Jersey City and had three children, Catherine(?), Anne and
Billy. Aunt MaryKate also lived in Jersey City, married a man named Toomey and
had two children, Tommy and Anne (whom we always called Susie). Aunt Bridgie
became a Dominican nun in Nashville, Tenn. - her name was Sr. Anne O.P. and she
was there for more than fifty years. Since I don't know your family name, I
don't know who your grandfather was, but I hope this has helped you.
JoanneLB Mar 23,
2003
Michael Tracy & Mary Dayton
Lizzie Agnes b. 17 December 1874 (LDS)
Margaret b. 24 November 1876 (LDS)
Patrick b. 10 December 1878 (LDS)
Tracys of Elphin St.,
Strokestown
My grandmother was Elizabeth Tracy of Strokestown. Her parents
were Michael Tracy and Mary Dayton. Looking for relatives.
leMeeg@nep.net Mar 10, 2003
Michael/Michaelis Tracy & Bridget/Birgittae Murphy
Gulielmum b. 29 March 1842 RC Strokestown
(LDS)
James b. 30 November 1843 RC Strokestown
(LDS)
Michael Tracy & B Murphy
Michael b. 2 June 1840 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Michael Trac(e)y & Ellen Quinn
John b. 8 May 1865 Ruskey District (LDS)
Margaret b. 23 June 1868 Stokestown (LDS)
Maria b. 8 May 1871 (LDS)
Patrick Tracy & Margaret Boland
Honora b. 26 June 1865 Stokestown (LDS)
Maria b. 26 June 1865 Stokestown (LDS)
Pat Tracy & Ann Feeny
Martin Tracy bapt. 4th November 1833
Stokestown RC, Roscommon (LDS)
Patricii Treacy & Annae O’Donnell
Margaritam b. 12 December 1836 RC Strokestown
(LDS)
Patricii Tracy & Mariae O’Donnell
Birgittam b. 5 December 1841 RC
Strokestown (LDS)
Thomas/Thomae Tracy & Briget/Birgittae Kenedy
Thomam b. 19 March 1841 RC Strokestown (LDS)Pat b. 4 March 1844 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Gul(l)ielmi
Tracy & Bridgidae/Brigidae Hedian/Headen
Joanem
(John) b. 13 June 1831 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Catharinam
b. 15 February 1833 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Margaritam
b. 14 June 1834 RC Strokestown (LDS)
Mariam b.
6 September 1835 RC Strokestown (LDS)
William Tracy & Anne Tigh(e)
Maria b. 3 September 1837 RC
Strokestown (LDS)
Bridget b. 27 May 1839 RC
Strokestown (LDS)
Patt b. 10 March 1844 RC
Strokestown (LDS)
William Tracy & Frances Tigh
Edward b. 18 September 1841 RC
Strokestown (LDS)
Tracey Strokestown Strokestown, Beal na mBuilli County Roscommon
Looking for information regarding my
Strokestown ancestors, Michael, Patrick, Teresa, Delia, Elizabeth Tracey and
Mary Dayton and family. Those Traceys came to America via Cobh (Queenstown) and
settled in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
GENERAL REFERENCES FOR ROSCOMMON
"Athlone: Materials from printed sources relating
to the history of Athlone and surrounding areas, 1699-1899"
Beckett, Rev. M. Facts and Fictions of Local
History, 1929.
Burke, Francis Lough Cé and its annals: North Roscommon
and the diocese of Elphin in times of old, Dublin, 1895.
Clarke, Desmond "Athlone, a bibliographical
study", An Leabhar, No. 10, 1952, 138-9
Egan, Patrick K. The parish of Ballinasloe, its
history from the earliest times to the present day, Dublin, 1960.
Gacquin, W. Roscommon before the Famine - the
parishes of Kiltoom and Cam, Dublin, Irish Academic Press, 1996
Hayes McCoy, G.A. Index to 'The Compossicion Booke
of Connoght, 1585', Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin, 1945.
Keaney, Marion Athlone bridging the centuries,
Westmeath county council, Mullingar, 1991.
Knox, H.T. Notes on the Early History of the
Dioceses of Tuam, Killala and Achonry, Dublin, 1904.
MacNamee, James J. History of the Diocese of Ardagh,
Dublin, 1954.
Monahan, Rev. J. Records Relating to the Diocese of
Ardagh and Clonmacnoise, 1886.
Moran, James A. Stepping on stones: Roscommon Mid
West, the Suck lowlands, the Ballinturly-Correal valley, James Moran,
Cartur, Co. Roscommon, 1993.
Murtagh, H. Irish Historic Towns Atlas: Athlone,
RIA, Dublin, 1994.
Murtagh, H. Athlone besieged, Temple Printing
Co., Athlone, 1991.
O'Brien, Brendan Athlone Workhouse and the Famine,
Old Athlone Society, Athlone, 1995.
Stokes, George T. Athlone, the Shannon & Lough
Ree, Dublin & Athlone, 1897.
Last update: 27 April 2012