Stephen Jerome Tracy (1865-1941) of Ballinasloe and
New Jersey
FAMILY HISTORY
Martini Tracey
& Maria Shaughnessy
Martinus Josephus Tracey b. 18/23
Aug 1861 Sp. Elizabetae German. Ballinasloe Parish
Patritius Treacey b. 15/23 Oct 1863
Sp. Patritius Downey & Louissa Gorman. Ballinasloe Parish
Stephanus Tracey b. 14/22 Dec 1865
Sp. Michael Mannion & Elizabeta Gorman. Ballinasloe Parish
Martin Tracy died 31 Mar 1927, 1919 7 Ave.
Manhattan New York City New York, widowed, 62 years, b. 1865 Ireland (s. of Martin Tracy & Mary Shaugnessy),
buried 4 Apr 1927 Cypress Hills L.I. (LDS)
Jerome Tracy died 15 Jan 1928 Woodrow
Millard Utah, 64 years, b. 15 Oct 1863 Unknown Ireland (s. of Martin Tracy & Marie O'Shaughnessy)
Spouse Elizabeth Cahoon Tracy Delta (OC Fed) Utah (LDS)
Stephen Jerome Tracy, single, 35, b. 1868 Dublin Ireland (s. Martin Tracy & Maria Gorman) married Lena E. Harvey, single, 42, b. 1861 Corry Pa (d. of James H. Harvey & Sarah Lewis) 7 July 1903 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Martin Tracy & Maria O'Shanghnesay/Shangnessy
John Tracy b. 7/19 Jun 1870 St. Patrick,
Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey
James Tracy b. 11/16 Jun 1874 St. Patrick,
Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey
Martin Tracy & Maria Gorman
Thomas Tracy b. 2 Nov 1871 St. Patrick Elizabeth Union New Jersey
Mary Elizabeth Tracy b. 12 Jun 1873 St. Patrick Elizabeth Union New Jersey
Martin Treacy & Mary Treacy
James Treacy, died 22 Oct 1874, age 0, Elizabeth Union New Jersey
1870 Census
- 618 Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey
Martin Trasy, 25, b. Ireland, coal W
Maria Trasy, 25, b. Ireland
Michael Trasy, 13, b. Ireland
John Trasy, 0y1m, b. New Jersey
1880 Census
- 268, Clinton, Worcester, Massachusetts [best match]
Michael Tracy, border, 21, single, b. Ireland, works
in woolen mill,
James J Fox, border, 25, single, b. Mass, parents born
Ireland, works in woolen mill,
Martin Tracy, border, 39, single, b. Ireland, works in
woolen mill,
Stephen Tracy, border, 15, single, b. Ireland, works
in woolen mill, attended school in last year
Stephen Jerome Tracy (1865- 1941)
April 1883 US Weekly return of enlistments at Naval Rendezvous - US RS Wabash
Stephen Tracy, Age: 17 9 months, b. 8 July 1865 Dublin, Ireland, eyes: yellow brown, hair: lt brown, complexion: fair, 5'2.75", Scar left fore finger
Enlisted: Boston 18 April 1883 Rating: 56 Boy,
Aug 1889 US Weekly return of enlistments at Naval Rendezvous
Stephen Tracy, Age: 24 1 month, b. Dublin, Ireland, eyes: hz, hair: lbr, complexion: fair, 5'4.5", Jeruselam cross ??? heart ??? & anchor r. thigh.
Resides: Boston. Place of Enlistment: Norfolk Virginia, 29 Aug 1889, Previous Service: Quinnbay? July 3/89 6.5 years,
Stephen Jerome Tracy, single, 35, b. 1868 Dublin Ireland (s. Martin Tracy & Maria Gorman) married Lena E. Harvey, single, 42, b. 1861 Corry Pa (d. of James H. Harvey & Sarah Lewis) 7 July 1903 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Stephen J.
Tracy & Lena E. Harvey
Stephen Jerome Tracy b. 22 Nov 1904 Manhattan, New
York, New York
November 24, 1904 Dayton Daily News (Dayton, Ohio)
Glad Tidings. The news comes from New York
which will be of much interest to many here, and particularly to the N. C. Ft.
people, of the arrival of a son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jerome
Tracy Lena Harvey. The mother was formerly the deaconess and superintendent of
the C. K. extension work, and she has a Imut of friends who are sharing in the
happy celebration at the Tracey home on Thanksgiving.
1900 Census
- 211 West 84 Street, Borough of Manhattan, Election District 31 New York City
Ward 19, New York County, New York
Stephern Treacy, border, 31, b. Sept 1869 Ireland,
single, emigrated 1872, resident 28 years, Na, electrician
1910 Census
- Hill Side Ave, Palisades Park, Bergen, New Jersey
Stephen J Tracy, head, 45, b. Ireland, emigrated 1870
Na, electrician Edison Works
Lena H Tracy, wife, 49, b. Pennsylvania, married 7
years, 1 child 1 alive,
Stephen Tracy Jr., son, 5, b. New York
1915 Census
- Palisades Park Borough, Bergen, New Jersey
Steven J Tracy, b. Sept 1867 Ireland, 43 years in US,
Na, electrican
Lena Tracy, b. Oct 1860 Pennsylvania
Stephen Tracy, b. Nov 1904 New York
1920 Census
- Hill Side Ave, Palisades Park, Bergen, New Jersey
Steven J Tracy, head, 54, b. Ireland, emigrated 1869 Na
1886, electrician Edison Co
Lena Harvey Tracy, wife, 59, b. Pennsylvania, Welfare
worker National Corsh? Reg?
Steven J. Tracy Jr., son, 15, b. New York
1930 Census
- 312 Highland? Ave, Palisades Park, Bergen, New Jersey
Stephen J Tracy, head, 64, b. Irish Free State,
emigrated 1875 Na, foreman Lo? Power Co
Lena H Tracy, wife, 69, b. Pennsylvania,
Marie Wenger, mother in law, 78, b. Switzerland,
widow, emigrated 1882 Na
1940 Census
- 312 Hillside Ave, Palisades Park, Bergen, New Jersey
Stephen J Tracy, head, 75, b. Irish Free State, Na,
same house
Lena Tracy, wife, 79, b. Pennsylvania, same house
Mrs Stephen J Tracy, 80 years, died 19 Mar 1941
Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
Stephen Tracy of 312 Hillside Ave Palisades Park N J,
born 8 Jul 1865 died 16 Apr 1941, Military Service 18 Apr 1883 to 18 Jan 1899
St. Louis Missouri
April 17,
1941 The Record (Hackensack, New Jersey)
J. MALI IS HEART VICTIM
Palisades Park Resident Dies Month After Wife's Burial
Stephen Jerome Tracy, 76, of 312 Hillside Avenue,
Palisades Park, died at 5:30 P. M. yesterday at Holy Name Hospital, one month
following the death of his wife. Lena Harvey Tracy. Death was caused by a heart
attack and cerebral hemmorhege. He had snrnt yestertdav afternoon shnnntnc in
Wnrlrnntrlr n-ltli His son. Dr. Stephen Tracv. professor of engineering in the
College of the City of New York. They had returned home when Mr. Tracy
complained of being tired. A short time later he was taken with the fatal
attack, and on the recommendation of Dr. Joseph Pedcvill. family physician, was
taken to Holy Name Hospital. He died a few minutes after his arrival. Mr. Tracy
was born In Ireland, and was a veteran of the Spanish-American War. As a young
man he entered service as an apprentice in the Merchant. Marine. He served
during the Havana Blockade and Bt UlP Umf of' rf.,lir.mcllt from the j M.f. i.m
n, ff. n, ma,lri. nf Cnloar.0 He wss an ! i'i".r i m hi in, winy. . ' i
uni wi - 1 employee of the New York Edison ; Company for 33 years where he held
unexploded bombs, the position of foreman of a sub- ,A 5l'Sht interruption of
commU-m at inn for 25 years At the time ! nlcatlons between the Associated of
his retirement from the com- i Press office in Indon and New pany he was
tendered a testimonial 1 York indicated a time bomb forced dinner evacuation
temporarily of the Lon- in rjo ne was engngeo in Buys Club work in New York
City when ., ,nA m,w(.vi Mic. i - i vcv. who was encaged in InstltU' tional
neighborhood work for Manhattan Congregational Church. New York The couple were
married In 1903 and come to reside in Palisades Park In innfi. Mrs. Tracy
orcni?ed the Free Public Library of Palisades Perk more than 20 years ago. and
had the distinction of heinu the first woman to serve on the Board of Education.
Burial will be Saturday afternoon from the home with interment following In the
family plot In Ridgefield Cemetery.
May 29,
1941 The Record (Hackensack, New Jersey)
Tracy - In memory of the late Stephen Jerome Tracy
Sr., who passed awav April 16. 1941, father of Stephen J. Tracy Jr, of 166-24
26th Ave. Flushing, N. Y.
Tracy - In memory of the late Lena Hsrvey Tracy, who
passed away March 17th 1941, mother of Stephen J. Tracy Jr, of 166-24 26th
Ave., Flushing. N.Y.
1930 Census - Pittsburgh (Districts 1-250), Allegheny, Pennsylvania,
United States
Stephen J Tracy, border, 25, b. New York,
single, father born Ireland mother born Pennsylvania, teacher university
1940 Census - 167-14 33 Av, Assembly District 4, Queens, New York City,
Queens, New York
Steven Tracy, Head, 35, b. New York, lived
Pittsburg Penn, assistant professor mechanical engin City College
Frances Tracy, Wife, 33, b. Ohio, lived Pittsburg Penn
Ridgefield
Cemetery, Ridgefield, Bergen, New Jersey
Tracy
Stephen Jerome
Dec 14 1865 - Apr 16 1941
Sailor U.S.N. Retired Veteran 98
Lena Harvey
Oct 11 1861 - Mar 17 1941
Deaconess U.C.C Librarian R R F R I?
Well done my good and faithful servants
Frances R, Tracy
1906 - 1974
Stephen J. Tracy
1904 - 1978
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/220429420/stephen-j.-tracy
Patents
December 30, 1914 Newark evening star and Newark
advertiser. (Neward NJ)
Patents...Stephen J. Tracy, Palisades Park NJ,
life-saving apparatus for ships;...
Stephen J Tracy 1865-1941
Our Baby; music and words by Stephen J Tracy, Sr
copywrite Stephen J. Tracy, Jr, 3 Mar 53
Stephen J Tracy 1904-
Dreaming; music and words by S J Tracy copywrite
Stephen J. Tracy, Jr, 3 Mar 53
1954 Catalog of Copyright Entries: Pamphlets,
leaflets, contribution...
Stephen Jerome Tracy, Jr.
How to solve problems in elementary engineering
mechanics . 200 p . Stephen J. Tracy , Jr .; 220c t54 ; A159319 .
Lena Harvey Tracy (1861-1941)
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Tracy,
Lena Harvey. How My heart sang. The Story of Pioneer Industrial Welfare Work.
R.R. Smith, New York, 1950 |
The first recorded attempt to establish an office for
welfare work was at the National Cash Register Company in 1897. The company's
founder and president , John H. Patterson , appointed the Ohio deaconess and
Antioch graduate, Lena Harvey Tracy, to begin what was essentially a
settlement house programme within N.C.R., for both employees and
neighbourhood residents. Tracy was the first 'welfare director' in the USA;
her work with the local children, as well as in the factory itself, became a
cornerstone for Patterson's industrial betterment programme. The Palisades Park Public Library was founded in
1917 by Lena Harvey Tracy, a resident of Palisades Park. She started the
Library with only 50 books. Today, 100 years later, the Library’s collection
includes over 60,000 items and we provided access to thousands more thanks to
BCCLS. https://www.palparklibrary.org/about/ Ref: Judith Sealander (2014) Grand Plans: Business
Progressivism and Social Change in Ohio's Miami Valley, 1890-1929 Daniel A. Wren (2005) The History of Management
Thought Daniel A.
Wren, Arthur G. Bedeian (2020) The Evolution of Management Thought Elspeth H. Brown (2008) Welfare Capitalism and
Documentary Photography: N.C.R. and the Visual Production of a Global Model
Factory 1929 Educational Directory Palisades Park - Free Public Library ; Mrs. Lena H.
Tracy ; 10,000 . October 12, 1938 The Record (Hackensack, New Jersey) Mrs. Tracy And Brother Feted Palisades Park Twins Mark 78th Birthday A busy life has kept young in mind and spirit Mrs.
Lena Harvey Tracy and her twin brother, the Rev. Leon Harvey of 312 Hillside
Avenue, Palisades Park, who yesterday celebrated their 78th birthdays. Both
prepared for useful lives from a pioneer farm In Pennsylvania by teaching in
country schools. After graduation from college both became ordained. Mr.
Harvey as a minister in the Unitarian Church and Mrs. Tracy as deaconess in
the Christian denomination. Beginning with city mission work in the
depression of 1893 in Springfield, O.. Mrs. Tracy, then Lena Harvey, found
much to do in relieving suffering and starvation. Many tragic stories are
told of her experience at that time. In 1896 she became affiliated with the
National Cash Register Company in Dayton, O., of which John H. Patterson was president.
Mr. Patterson made Miss Harvey head of the welfare department and within a
short time introduced her to his more than 6,000 employees as the bridge
between labor and capital. This industrial welfare work organized under the
direction of Mrs. Tracy is known the world over and is recognized as the
first social Industrial welfare work in the United States. Soon thousands of
visitors came to see what was being done for labor. The work since then has
spread and gains yearly. When this work was well established, a call came to
Miss Harvey to organize institutional work in New York City. This was carried
on successfully for 9 years in Dr. Henry Stimson's Congregational Church at
76 Street and Broadway. Miss Harvey became Mrs. Stephen Jerome Tracy. The couple
have one son. Stephen J. Jr., who now Is a professor in City College of New
York. In 1910 Mr. and Mrs. Tracy located in Palisades Park, where she became
active in civic affairs of the town by organizing boys clubs, girls sewing
clubs, the Homemaker Association and finally the organization of the
Palisades Park Free Public Library in 1917. She still Is a member of the
Library board of trustees and continues in her position as librarian. Mr.
Harvey is a graduate of Harvard University. He has retired from the ministry
but goes to business every day. His active work includes the building of
three churches in Des Moines. Ia., in Erie, Pa., and in Flatbush, N. Y. He
has acted as state secretary for religious conferences held in Iowa and New
York City. The celebration yesterday took the form of a family reunion dinner
and an open house reception. October 11, 1940 The Record (Hackensack, New Jersey) Celebrate Their 80th Birthday : Mrs. Lena H. Tracy of Hillside Avenue, Palisades
Park, and her twin brother, the Rev. Leon Harvey, are to celebrate their 80th
birthday tonight at Gcrmantown, Pa., with dinner to a few Intimate friends.
Twins Hold Annual Reunion To Mark Their Anniversary Mrs. Tracy Of Palisades
Park And Rev. Harvey Of Gcrmantown Will Celebrate Tonight Mrs. Lena Harvey
Tracy and the Rev. Leon Harvey, twins at 80, are celebrating their birthday
today. For many years the joint birthday celebration was in the form of a
banquet at the Tracy home at 312 Hillside Avenue, Palisades Park, but due to
the illness of Mr. Harvey, who is unable to leave his home, It will be held
tonight In German town, Pa. . BORN IX 1800 Lena and Leon Harvey were born
near a wood fire in a loghouse at 5 A. M. October 11. 1860. Lena taught a
Sunday School class at 15 and was organist in the church. At, 16, she became
a teacher in the District School for a group of 45 ranging from 6 to 21 years
of age. She taught them to sew and cook In aditlon to the 3 R's and other
subjects. She taught until she was 26, when she entered Antioch College as
its first student to work her way through. Miss Harvey's next pioneer work
was as deaconess in the Christian Church. The U, S. Christian Convention
opened its first home in Springfield Ohio, and Miss Harvey was asked to carry
on the wonk in 1883. In 1896, her resourcefulness as an organizer, her
ability and her humane spirit came to the attention of John H. Patterson,
president of the National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio. Patterson
asked Miss Harvey to become the head of this work and introduced her to his
4,000 employees as the "Bridge between Labor and Capital". This
work is recognized as the first social Industrial work in the United Stains.
Thousands of visitors visit the factory annually to see and learn how
employer and employees live as a happy family. When this work was well
established a call came to organize an Institutional Church with Dr. H.
Stimson's Manhattan Congregational Church at 76th Street and Broadway. This
was carried on successfully for nine years when Miss Harvey became the wife
of Stephen Jerome Tracy. The couple have one son, Stephen "Jr., who is a
professor of Engineering at City College, New York. In 1910 the family came
to Palisades Park and have lived there ever since. She was the first woman to
serve on the Board of Education. She organized the Home-makers Association,
now the Woman's Club, and also organized the Lincoln Boys Club. She organized
the Palisades Park Free Public Library in 1917 and still holds the position
of librarian. Today her dream of a public library building is nearer
realization than it has been any time in the past 10 years when she started
to campaign for a building. It was only last Tuesday night that Mayor John J.
Dickerson appointed a committee of 3 councilmen to confer with the library
board, regarding a library building. Mrs. Tracy is also on the eve of
publishing a book of her life, which she began several years ago. Leon, the
twin brother, lives in Germantown. Pa. His life, too. has been full of
pioneer work as a Unitarian minister. He is a graduate of Antioch College and
of Harvard University. He built three churches In Erie. Pa., in Des Moines.
Iowa, and in Flatbush, N. Y. March 19, 1949 The Record (Hackensack, New Jersey) Made Possible By Work Of Mrs. Lena Tracy Her Efforts Rewarded With Start Of Free Service In
1917 Was First Librarian Mrs. Lena Harvey Tracy, whose devotion to a free
public library, finally led to its founding In Palisades Park In 1917. Town History Jubilee Through the untiring efforts of Mrs. Lena Harvey
Tracy, a library was started In Palisades Park following a meeting April 15,
1917, in the school, at which 104 people signed cards to become borrowers.
Mrs. Tracy was chosen librarian and served in that capacity for many years
without compensation. Citizens contributed 50 cents a year for expenses of
the library. In November, 1917, the Board Education gave
permission to use school Boom 4 for library purposes. Later the Library moved
to Borough Hall In the present council room, which at that time also housed
the fire engine on the south side of the room. In 1921 a referendum for
establishment of a municipal library was submitted to the voters and
approved. In January, 1922, the Palisades Park Free Public Library was
officially formed at a meeting in the Borough Hall. Mayor Robert Todd acted
as chairman and the following were appointed trustees: Salvatore Penny.
Charles E: Parsons, Mrs. Lena Harvey Tracy, Mrs. Ethel LaMer, and Mrs. G.
Allman. t In May, 1923. the Library was lo cated in the basement of the
Central Boulevard School. Present Library quarters are at 264 Broad Avenue
which was officially opened to the public on Feb. 17. 1941, with Mayor
Dickerson, members of the Borough Council, Board of Education and many
prominent citizens attending. Mrs. Tracy, tireless worker for the library,
died at the age of 80 in 1940. Since Mrs. Tracy's death, Mrs. Harriett
Robertson has served the community as librarian. |
Stephen Jerome Tracy, Jr. (1904-1978)
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Stephen
Jerome Tracy (1955) How to Solve Problems in Engineering Kinematics |
August
25, 1930 The Dayton Herald (Dayton, Ohio) Miss Frances Elizabeth Roehm whose marriage to
Stephen Jerome Tracy, Jr., of Pittsburgh, Penn,, will be an event of
September 13, at Westminster church, has chosen as the members of her wedding
party Miss Claire Mayor, of La Grange, 111., who will be maid of honor, and
Miss Cecelia Jacobs, Miss Gladys Powel, Miss Wilma Poole, Miss Ethel Curran
and Mrs. Jeanette Barnes Dugan, of this city, who will be bridesmaids. Howell
Baughman, of Pittsburgh, will attend the bridegroom as best man and Fred
Roehm, of Evanston. 111., and Ralph Roehm, brothers of m mae, David Maitland,
of Cincinnati, David Camp of Detroit. Robert Knight and Waldo Keck, of this
city, will act as ushers. Small Richard Monroe Roehm, nephew of the bride,
will be ring bearer. Stephen J Tracy Jr, 25, b. 1905 New York NY (s. of S
J Tracy & Lena E Harbey) of Pittsburg Pa, teacher, married Frances E
Roehm, 23, b. 1907 Franklin Co Ohio (d. of Ernst W Roehm & Dora L Davis)
of 2143 Fairfox Ra Franklin Co Ohio, teacher 13 Sep 1930 Franklin, Ohio,
United States 1930 Ohio
State University Monthly Miss Frances Roehm, '27, chose September 13 as the
date for her marriage to Stephen Jerome Tracy, Jr. , of Pittsburgh, Pa. The
ceremony was read in Dayton Ohio, where the bride has been teaching for some
time. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy are at home at 3408 Iowa St., in
Pittsburgh, where both of them are on the facility of the University of
Pittsburgh. Stephen Jerome Tracy, Jr., M.E., Stevens Institute
of Technology, 1928; M.S., University of Pittsburgh, 1932. Major: Mechanical Engineering. Subject of Dissertation: Investigation of the
Location of Bleeding Points from a 160,000 Kilowatt Steam Turbine. 1937 Tracy, Stephen J., Instructor in Mechanical
Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. March 20,
1938 The Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) ...has been appointed an instructor in mechanical
engineering at the University, it was announced today. He will
re-place-Stephen J. Tracy who resigned last week to accept a position as
assistant ' professor in engineering at the College of the City of New York. 1942
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting. Society for the Promotion of Engineering
Education (U.S.) Professor Stephen J . Tracy of the College of the
City of New York 1 Jan
1995 to 1 Jan 1998 Stephen J Tracy, b. 22 Nov 1904, Flushing, Queens,
New York City, New York, Postal Code 11358 Ridgefield
Cemetery, Ridgefield, Bergen, New Jersey Tracy Stephen Jerome Dec 14 1865 - Apr 16 1941 Sailor U.S.N. Retired Veteran 98 Lena Harvey Oct 11 1861 - Mar 17 1941 Deaconess U.C.C Librarian R R F R I? Well done my good and faithful servants Frances R, Tracy 1906 - 1974 Stephen J. Tracy 1904 - 1978 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/220429420/stephen-j.-tracy |
Jerome Tracy (1862?-1928)
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Dr.
Elizabeth Tracy: Angel of Mercy in the Pahvant Valley ...Of future importance to Dr. Elizabeth Cahoon, a man
named Jerome Tracy was one of the first to become established at Woodrow.
Tracy, a former New York state justice of the peace, "was educated for
the [Roman Catholic] clergy, but renounced his training and wandered where he
pleased," according to longtime Delta newspaperman Frank A. Beckwith.
Most recently, Tracy had been prospecting and mining throughout the
Southwest, particularly in Arizona. When he left employment in a mine
nicknamed the "widowmaker" because of its many silicosis victims,
he came into contact with promoters of the Oasis Land and Water Company
project in west Millard County, and he committed to developing a farm on two
forty-acre tracts near a crossroads location soon to become Woodrow... ...There is no reason to believe that Jerome Tracy,
described as a "short, bristly Irishman," held any grudge over the
dam washout, the irrigation company's most serious crisis. However, later
records from his justice of the peace court for Woodrow precinct indicate
that he was consistently impatient with the successor irrigation company when
it allowed water delivery canals to overflow, creating difficult mud hazards
along the roads of the community that he, more than anyone else, was charged
to oversee and protect. More than once he levied fines on the Delta Canal
Company for offenses that others might have been more likely to overlook.3
The judge was notorious as "a most colourful character," and he was
"keen on issues as he saw them."... Dr. Elizabeth
Tracy: Angel of Mercy in the Pahvant Valley by Edward Leo Lyman. Utah
Historical Quarterly, Volume 66, Number 2, 1998 [link]
OR http://digitallibrary.utah.gov/awweb/awarchive?type=file&item=34915 Arizona
Territory Voter Registration 1894 Jerome
Tracy, 31, b. 1863 New York, lives Frog Parks Maricopa 1902 Jerome Tracy, 40, b. 1862 Ireland, lives
Chloride, naturisation by virtue of father 1904 Jerome Tracy, 41, b. 1863 Ireland, lives
Kingman, naturisation by virtue of father 1906, Jerome Tracy, 43, b. 1863 Ireland, lives
Kingman, naturisation by virtue of father 1908, Jerome Tracy, 44, b. 1864 Ireland, lives
Kingman, naturisation by virtue of father Jerome Tracy, 48, b. 1862, of Burtner Millard Utah
married Elizabeth R Cahoon, 46, b. 1864, of New York City NY, 4 Oct 1910 Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Unitarian Church October
06, 1910 The Salt Lake tribune (Salt Lake City, Utah) Jerome Tracy of Burtner. Utah, and Dr. Elizabeth R.
Cahoon of New York City were married
Tuesday. October 4, at 1260 East Fifth South street. Rev. Thurston Hrown
officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy will make their home at Burtner. October
08, 1910 Evening journal (Wilmington, Del.) Wedding Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Edward D, Cahoon of Southhold, L.I.
have sent out an nouncements of the marriage of Mr. Cahoon's sister.
Elizabeth R. Cahoon, M D. to Jerome Tracy, on Tuesday, October 4. Mr. and
Mrs. Tracy were married at Buriner, Utah. Mrs. Tracy has several relatives
and frlfcids In this city and ahe Is well known in New York city, having been
a practicing physician In that city prior to her mariage to Mr. Tracy. October
22, 1910 Mohave County miner (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) Jerome Tracy, well known in this county, was united
in marriage with Miss Elizabeth R. Cahoon, at Burtner, Utah, on the 4th of
this month. The bride is a physician of that place and the groom is farming a
large acreage under one of the big canals. The happy couple have the good
will and best wishes of a large circle of friends. 1920
Census - Millard, Utah Jerome Tracey, Head, 56, b. Ireland, emigrated 1870,
Na 1872, farmer general farmer Elizabeth R Tracey, Wife, 56, b. Delaware, parents
born Delaware, Physician medical Jerome Tracy died 15 Jan 1928 Woodrow Millard Utah,
64 years, b. 15 Oct 1863 Unknown Ireland (s. of Martin Tracy & Marie
O'Shaughnessy) Spouse Elizabeth Cahoon Tracy Delta (OC Fed) Utah Jerome Tracy 1863-1928 E.R. Cahoon Tracy MD his wife 1863-1955 |
Martin Joseph Tracy (1861-1927)
1890 Census
- New York, New York, United States
Martin J Tracey, 29, b. 1861, Vol. 826
TRACY, Martin and KRAUTH, Pauline cert. # 3277
Marriage date: 1894
Location: Brooklyn
County: Kings
http://bklyn-genealogy-info.stevemorse.org/Marriage/1894.Marriage.html
1900 Census
- Bay? 10th? street, Borough of Brooklyn, Election District 7 New York City
Ward 30, Kings, New York
Martin Tracy, Head, 38, b. Aug 1861 Ireland, emigrated
1870 Na, clerk bank
Pauline Tracy, Wife, 35, b. Dec 1864 New York, married
2 years 1 child 1 alive,
Mollie Tracy, Daughter, 0y7months, b. Sep 1899 New
York
Hulda Goldberg, Servant, 17, b. Mar 1883 Sweden,
emigrated 1892, servant
1905 Census
- NY
Martin J Tracy, Head, 43y, b. Ireland
Pauline Tracy, Wife, 40y, b. United States
Mary J Tracy, Daughter, 5y, b. United States
1910 Census
- 4521 Sixth Ave, Brooklyn Ward 8, Kings, New York
Martin E Tracy, Head, 48, b. Ireland, emigrated 1870
Nat, clerk stock exchange
Pauline Tracy, Wife, 45, b. New York, married 17
years, 1 child 1 alive,
Mary J Tracy, Daughter, 10, b. New York
1915 Census
- Tenafly Road, Tenafly Borough, Bergen, New Jersey
Dorothy Lawton, 14, b. Mar 1901 New Jersey
Martin J Tracey, 50, b. Aug 1861 Ireland, 48 years
resident US, stock exchange
Pauline Tracey, 54, b. Dec 1865 New York
Mary J Tracey, 15, b. Sept 1899 New York
1920 Census
- Newcombe Road, Bergen, New Jersey
Martin Tracey, Head, 58, b. Ireland, emigrated 1870,
Na 1884, accountant bank
Pauline Tracey, Wife, 54, b. New York, emigrated 1868
Na 1884 [crossed out], parents born Germany
Mollie Tracey, Daughter, 20, b. New York
Pauline Tracy, 55, b. 11 Dec 1864 US (d. of Philly
Kranth & Caroline Weber both born Germany), died 1 Dec 1920 Brooklyn,
Kings, New York, United States, Buried 4 Dec 1920 Cypress Hills, Married,
Housewife, Spouse Martin J. Tracy
December 3/4, 1920 The New York herald. (NY NY)
Tracy - Pauline, beloved wife of Martin J.
Tracy, at her home, 935 Buchwick av., Brooklyn, December 1. Services at 204
Reid av., Brooklyn. 2 P. M. Saturday. Interment private.
Martin Tracy died 31 Mar 1927, 1919 7 Ave. Manhattan
New York City New York, widowed, 62 years, b. 1865 Ireland (s. of Martin Tracy
& Mary Shaugnessy), buried 4 Apr 1927 Cypress Hills L.I.
Mollie Tracy Fletcher, 74, lives 1257 N. Detroit St.
Los Angeles California, died 12 Jan 1974 Los Angeles buried 17 Jan 1974 Camp
Hill Cem. Ambrose Mem. Add. Paw Paw, W. Virginia, b. 27 Sep 1899 Brooklyn New
York (d. of Martin Joseph Tracy of Ballinasloe, Ireland & Pauline Krauth of
New York, New York), Married, Homemaker, Spouse Joseph Fletcher
August 14, 1891 The Penn's Grove record (Salem Co.,
N.J.)
A portable saw mill engine exploded near Winchester, O,
killing Moses Sowers and Martin Tracy, and seriously Injuring three others.
January 29, 1898 & June 24, 1898 The Jersey City
news (Jersey City NJ)
...Jersey City Handball Club...James Tracey/Tracy and
Martin Tracey/Tracy...
Last
update: 03 April 2022