It
may be presumed that the Traceys of:
East Waterford are
descended from the Uí Bairrche
West Waterford are
descended from the Uí Fidgeinti.
Waterford Library
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The Traceys of Waterford can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they are of the Uí Bairrche or Ui Fidegeinti. The Traceys of West Waterford, may be decended from the Tassy Family of the Uí Liatháin, a sister tribe of the Ui Fidegeinti. In Waterford, there is Treacy's Hill (Kilmacthomas), named after the Traceys.
1312 Waterford
24 July 1312
Waterford
Yet Of Pleas Of
The Crown And Delivery Of Gaol At Same Place Before Same, Day And Year As
Above. [Waterford]
Walter Ohatherne and
William Otrassy, charged that they
on Trinity Sunday at the ninth hour, entered the Church at Holy Trinity,
Waterford, and there broke a chest before the alter of St. John Baptist and out
of said chest robbed a breviary worth two marks and a chalice worth 20s., come
and say they are clerks and neither can nor ought to answer here. And thereupon
come one Henry, commissary of Mathew, Bishop of Waterford, with letter patent
of the bishop by which the bishop assigned Henry as his commissary, to demand
all and singular clerks charged at please of the crown at this day before the
judiciary and demand Walter and William in the bishops name to be delivered to
him as clerks. And that it may be known why they ought to be delivered to the
said commissary inquiry proceeds more fully into the truth of the premises by
the underwritten jurors to wit, Jordan de Bristoll, Robert de Gloucestre,
Robert Toukere, David Tayllour, Robert le Marischall, William le Tylere, Henry
Goer, Walter Large, John son of Richard, Richard le Tayllour, Robert le Rede
and Walter le Keu who say that Walter is not guilty therefore he is quit. They
say that William is quilty therefore let him be delivered to the commissary to
be kept in the bishops prison as are convicted under fitting penalty. He has no
chattels.
Calandar of the Justiciary Rolls Ireland Vol I
1295-1303 p.391,394 Vol II 1305-7 p.280,349. HMSO 1914
1314 Clonmel Pleas
Jordan, son of
Patrick Nelltylle and others of his following, who feloniously slew Roland Tracy and William Kerdiff at
Ringnagonagh [Ringagonagh Waterford] and robbed them of 30 cows.
14 May 1314
Tipperary
Pleas Of The Crown And Delivery Of gaol At
Clonmel before Edmund Le Botiller, Custos, Tuesday Before Ascension a. r. 7.
Jordan son of Patrick Nekylle and others
of his following, who feloniously slew Roland Tracy and William Kerdiff at
Ringnagonagh and robbed them of thirty cows, which they brought to the house of
Nicholas Leynagh, Nicholas well knowing that they were thus robbed and having
art and part therein, and also charged that he procured and abetted Jordan son
of Patrick Nekyll to rob Clement Leynagh, tenant of Nicholas, of all his goods
and chattels, so that when Clement was made a beggar Nicholas could have good
right to his lands and tenements, and so acquire the said tenements in fee,
comes and of grace, at the instance of Arnald le Poer, knight, is admitted to
make fine, etc., for the said charges and also for all other trespasses and
felonies to this day, except death of another man, by 20 marks, by pledge of
John Kermerdyn and Clement Leynagh, so that he stand, etc. And by the same fine
suit of the peace is pardoned to David Leynagh, Ivo Leynagh and John Bretnagh,
for the charges wherewith they were charged above in this roll, so that they
stand, etc. And let the said fine be levied of David, Ivo and John as well as
Nicholas, if they wish to enjoy the same peace. And it is granted that they
have terms to pay of the fine 40s. yearly, half at Michaelmas and the other
half at Easter.
Calandar of the
Justiciary Rolls Ireland Vol I 1295-1303 p.391,394 Vol II 1305-7 p.280,349.
HMSO 1914
October 1537
Item, the
saide Jurye present that ther ar many other merchauntmen of the Citie of
Waterford do use lyke grey merchauntes, whose names ensue, vizs Patrik Welche,
Thomas Lumbard, Henry Welche, younger, Henry Welche, senr., Patryk Welche the
younger, James Welche, Sherlok, Edward Shyrlok, Jamys Sherlok, junr., Richard
Lombard, David Baylif, William Madan, Jamys Baylif, Morice Wyse, William
Lyncoln, Mallage Tressey, goldesmyth. Piers Dobin, Denys Porsell, John
Neyle, John Lee, Nicholas Lee, Robert Lee, and many other whose names they
knowe not, and use also to forstall the marketes, and also regrated the same ;
so that there is not unethes a hide to be boughte in no market ne elsewhere but
at ther handes and at ther pleasure, ne wolle, vytalles, ne other thinges.
Hore, H.J. The Social State of
the Southern and Eastern Counties of Ireland in the Sixteenth Century,
1870. [Online Book]
Elizabeth I
4 Aug
1601
Pardon
to...Wm. O Hasie (also O Hahasy), of same, husb., (Corragh-in-dorragh) (also
Courriehudareigh and Correhene Daregh) [Curradarra Aglish waterford]
29/9/1601 Waterford p.88-9
The Mayor of Waterford and others to the English Privy Council
Relates the arrival of the Spaniards at Kinsale:- Pray send us help here. We have always been loyal and will do our best to defend this city with the last drop of our blood. Pray deliver to the bearer, Nicholas Luke, 300 pikes 50 halberts and two last of powder for provision and defence of the city, for which we pay Her Majesty Treasurer of War here.
Signed by Edward Geoghe, Mayor of Waterford, George Sherloke (county) Sheriff and Thomas Tracy Borough Sheriff
1705 “The Ouzel Galley Society”
Striding down the street came Captain Eoghan Massey of Waterford to
take command of The Ouzel galley-his first command, for he had only recently been
appointed to senior rank on the retirement of the aged and respected Captain Tracy…Captain Tracy had too
much confidence in his old ship, in his former mate who now commanded her, and
in her crew, to accept her loss as possible. He went out into the streets of
Water ford and Dublin proclaiming his confidence. The underwriters, the
insurers of the galley, were not slow to profit by the talkative ness of the
garrulous captain. They claimed that he had constituted sufficient doubt to
exempt them from paying compensation under this condition of uncertainty. The
Law loomed large. But one Mr. 'Thompson, representative of the underwriters,
more fearful of legal avarice than of parting with the more limited
compensation, pleaded for arbitration. The parties agreed and a meeting was
called. Six men representing the shippers and six the underwriters, with an
independent chairman, met in solemn conclave. The case was heard before them.
It proved a triumph for Messrs. Ferris, Twigg & Cash, for as a result of the
judgment the insurance was paid in full. The experience of arbitration thus
gained was to stand them good stead at a later and more important day…All these
activities were to have their being under the title "The Ouzel Galley
Society." This Society first saw the light in 1705, with Tracy*, as reward
of loyalty, its first captain.
*The names of the first two Captains of the
Society are ascertained from W. H. G. Kingston who states in his preface that
the log was owned by Captain Massey whose greatgrandfather had been in the
mercantile service. It was then ascertained that this was the actual Massey
spoken of in his book as captain of the galley. If his name is correct then it
maybe considered as fairly certain that Captain Tracy's name is also correct.
It may be well to note that the names Tracy and Massey were unlikely names for
an English writer to have given to two Irish seamen if they were not those of
actual people.
The Ouzel Galley, Old Dublin Society, Special Issue Vol.3, no.2, p.
9,11,20
The Missing Ship or The Log of the
"Ouzel" Galley: William Henry Giles Kingston (1814-1880) [Online Book]
1749 Secretaries of State: State Papers Foreign, France SP
78
Petition for release
of Susanna Tracy. Received from the Bishop of Waterford July 12/23.
1778-1790 Catholic Qualification Rolls
Michael
Treacy, farmer, Ballinapark [Ballynaparka] Co Waterford, 11 March 1779 Munster
Circuit Clonmel assises
Thomas
Treacy, farmer, Ballinapark [Ballynaparka] Co Waterford, 11 March 1779 Munster
Circuit Clonmel assises
William
Treacy, farmer, Ballinapark [Ballynaparka] Co Waterford, 11 March 1779 Munster
Circuit Clonmel assises
25 Jan 1785 Saunders News-Letter
Married...Edmund
Dunn of Dungarvan, Esq, to Miss Mary Tracy, of Clobrack [Clonbrock? Galway]
17 July, 1786.
Admon of
last to Johanna Reyley, 0rs renouncing. Will of Leonard Parker, Killwiney. To
Revd James Kesting £l 2s. 9d. immedy after my decease. To wife £15 yearly on
K.yiney Nephew, Nicholas Parker, shopkeeper Tallow, son to my bror John parker,
Lismore, taylor; wife also grass & keep of 1 cow, wet & dry, & acre
of K.winey-to be seeded, tilled & brought home to her by nephews Leonard
& William Parker of Lismore. Nephew Nicholas Parker, Upr Tircullen, son of
my b r o F ~ o b ~ Parker, decd, £1 yrly. during term of K.winey lease in
Charitable uses as Revd James Keating & nephew Nichs P. direct. Execrs Geo.
Drew, Tallow, Esq., Geo. Botes, Mount Prospect, Co. Cork, Esq. Prest Wm Long, Danl
Treassy, Wm Evans
16th March [1791]. Petition of John Hobson, Esq; complaining of an undue election and return for the borough of Tallagh in the county of Waterford…Capt. John Towell, John Courtney, Esq and Daniel Tracey, appeared to the said committee… Capt. John Towell and John Courtney having disobeyed the said summons…Daniel Tracey attended for several days…absented himself…Daniel Tracey, publican, of Tallagh…severally guilty of a gross contempt of the privileges of this House…
31st March…had surrendered themselves into the custody of the Serjeant at arms…Ordered…be discharged from the custody of the Serjeant at arms attending this house, paying their fees.
Votes of the House of Commons, in the Second Session of
the fifth Parliament of Ireland, in the reign of his present Majesty. [1791].
Keeper of the Public Records in
Ireland
1791 Proclamation for apprehending John Towell,
John Courtney and Daniel Tracy on
the address of the House of Commons [Dublin?] Lib. 12, f.286
15 March 1791 (FJ)
Mr. John Wolfe (as chairman
of the committee on the Tallagh election)...three persons had been summoned to
attend as evidence - Captain John Powel, John Courtney, Esq. and Daniel Tracy...
|
Reward For The Apprehension
Of Those Deemed Guilty Of Contempt Of Parliament In Respect Of Tallow
Borough, County Waterford, Election Petition 17 March 1791 By The Lord Lieutenant And Council Of
Ireland, A Proclamation Westmorland Whereas the chairman of the select committee,
appointed by the House of Commons to try and determine the merits of the
petition of John Hobson, esq., complaining of an undue election and return
for the borough of Tallagh, in the county of Waterford, informed the House of
Commons, that the said committee had directed him to report to the said
house, that Captain John Towell, John Courtney, esq., and Daniel Tracy, publican of Tallagh,
appeared to the said committee to have been duly summoned to attend and give
evidence before the said committee, on the part of the petitioner. That the
said Captain John Towell, and John Courtney, having disobeyed the said
summons, were by the house severally ordered into the custody of the sergeant
at arms. That it appeared to the said committee, that the said Daniel Tracy
attended for several days among the witnesses who were summoned to give
evidence before the said committee; but the said Daniel Tracy, without the
permission of the said committee, and without submitting to be examined,
absented himself, and was for such, his misconduct, ordered by the house into
the custody of the sergeant at arms. That the committee have reason to
believe the said John Towell, John Courtney, and Daniel Tracy, could give
material evidence on the matter of the said petition to them referred, and
that they have wilfully absented themselves; and the said committee therefore
directed him to report the said matter specially to the house, for the
interposition of its authority to enforce the attendance of the said Towell,
Courtney, and Tracy. And whereas it was, on the 16th day of March
instant, resolved by the House of Commons, that the said Captain John Towell,
John Courtney, esq., and Daniel Tracy, have been severally guilty of a gross
contempt of the privileges of the house. And whereas an humble address hath been
presented to us by the knights, citizens, and burgesses in parliament
assembled, that we would be graciously pleased to issue our proclamation for
apprehending the said Captain John Towell, John Courtney, esq., and Daniel
Tracy, with a promise of reward for the same: Now we, the Lord Lieutenant and Council, have
thought fit to issue this our proclamation, hereby requiring and commanding
all persons whatsoever, to discover and apprehend, or cause the said Captain
John Towell, John Courtney, esq., and Daniel Tracy, to be discovered and
apprehended, and carry them before some of our justices of the peace, or
chief magistrates of the county, town or place, where they shall be
apprehended, who are respectively required to secure the said John Towell,
John Courtney, and Daniel Tracy, so apprehended, and thereof to give speedy
notice to the right honourable the Speaker of the House of Commons, the
serjeant at arms attending the said house, and to the clerk at the Council,
to the end they may be forthcoming, to be dealt withall and proceeded against
according to law. And for the prevention of the escape of the said John
Towell, John Courtney, and Daniel Tracy, into parts beyond the seas, we do
require and command all officers of the customs, and other officers and
subjects of and in the respective ports and maritime towns and places within
the kingdom of Ireland, that they, and every of them, in their respective
places and stations within the said kingdom, be careful and diligent in the
examination of all persons that shall pass, or endeavour to pass beyond the
seas; and if they shall discover the said John Towell, John Courtney, and
Daniel Tracy, then to cause them to be apprehended and secured, and to give
notice thereof as aforesaid. And we do hereby strictly charge and command
all persons, as they will answer the contrary at their perils, that they do
not anyways conceal, but do discover them the said John Towell, John
Courtney, and Daniel Tracy, to the end they may be secured. And for the
encouragement of all persons to be diligent and careful in endeavouring to
discover and apprehend the said John Towell, John Courtney, and Daniel Tracy,
we do hereby further declare, that whosoever shall discover and apprehend
them, the said John Towell, John Courtney, and Daniel Tracy, or any of them,
and shall bring them before some justice of the peace or chief magistrate as
aforesaid, shall have and receive as a reward for the discovery,
apprehending, and bringing them the said John Towell, John Courtney, and
Daniel Tracy, before such justice of the peace or chief magistrate as
aforesaid, the sum of one hundred pounds sterling. Given
at the Council chamber in Dublin, the 17th day of March 1791. |
The election returns
for the borough of Tallow (Tallagh), county Waterford, were contested on eight
occasions in all between 1713 and 1790 because the dukes of Devonshire, who
were purportedly the ‘commanding influence’, were unable to maintain their
ascendancy in the borough. In 1790, in response to John Hobson’s challenge to
the return of John Egan, the House of Commons ordered a new election in which
Egan (who ran contrary of the duke’s interest) was successfully returned: HIP,
ii, 344–5.
John Towell, John
Courtney, and Daniel Tracy were
deemed guilty of ‘gross contempt’ by the House of Commons arising out of the inquiry
into the contested election petition in respect of the borough of Tallagh,
because, in the case of Towell and Courtney, they not only failed to respond to
the summons to attend to give evidence to the committee appointed to determine
the petition, but also evaded the efforts of the serjeant at arms ‘to capture
them’. Daniel Tracy, who attended the committee hearings for several days
before absenting himself without permission, likewise evaded the serjeant at
arms: Commons Journal, xiv. 389.
Kelly, James
& Lyons, Mary Ann (2014) The Proclamations Of Ireland 1660–1820. Volume 5.
Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=IMC%202008%2FProclamations%2F5
24 September 1791 (F) Married
In
Waterford, Mr. John Tracy, to Miss Mary Proudfoot, daughter to Mr. Thomas
Proudfoot, of Parliament-street.
1796 Thomas Treasy, Ballinaparky, Parish of Agliss, Co. Waterford. (Will)
24 February 1796 The Times (London)
& 27 February 1796 Caledonian Mercury
Lloyd's
List Feb 23...The Tracey, Sinnett, from Waterford, are lost near Wexford. The
cargoes expected to be saved...
[1798] Register of deaths of Irish residents in Cadiz
Diego Trecy, Thomatown, Waterford
[Thomastown Kilkenny?], son of Juan Trecy and Ana O’Donovan, age 72, bachelor,
1798.
Samuel Fannin,BA,DipEd. Spanish Archives of Primary Source Material for
the Irish. http://www.irishancestors.ie/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Fannin-Spanish-Archives-of-Primary-Source-Material.pdf
Ship Polly, Waterford to Philadelphia, November 16th 1805
Thomas Tracy, no baggage
Bristish War Office
John
Tracey, Cpl b. 1775 Dublin. Waterford Militia and Nova Scotia Fensibles.Labourer.12
yrs service Chelsea on 30th Oct 1816 WO116/23
[1819] October 25, 1854 (FJ) Incumbered Estates [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
In the Matter of John Walsh and
Thomas Lalor v. the Estate of Anne Power, continued in the name of Edmond
Power...lands of Scartlea, Upper Third, Waterford; Richardstown, Iffa and Offa
East, Tipperary...Judgement obtained by Deaglin
Treacy, in the Court of Queen's Bench, as of Easter Term, 1819, against
Richard Power, jun, for the penal sum of £500.
1821 Census Extract County of Waterford
Townland and Parish of Faithlegg
Power, Nicholas, 34, 4 story house
Margaret, 21, wife,
Margaret, 2,
Kate, 1,
Maturn (?),
Margaret, 20, cousin-in-law
Tracy,
Steward
Butler, Coachman, Gardner
27 Apr 1822 Mortgage &
12 Dec 1840 Deed
(a) 27 Apr 1822 B lent E&F £8,000 secured against land in
Upperthird barony, Waterford (Coolnamuck, Barnagihy, Sheskin & Carrickbeg)
and Iffa & Offa barony, Tipperary (Figlash, Mainstown, Clogastilly,
Mucknerymore, Mucknerybegg & Rathclarish), (b) 27 Apr 1825 D was appointed
mortgage trustee, and H now pays A (as exec of B) £2,000 for that share as
co-mortgagee
Grice Blakeney Smyth of
Templemichael, Waterford Rev., admin B Rowland Smyth of Castlewidenham, Cork
Will 25 Apr 1825, DSP 1836 Richard Smyth of Ballinatray, Waterford Esq., eldest
brother/heir B Richard Butler Hamilton II Lowe of Kenilworth, Tipperary Esq,,
trustee Charles William Wall of Coolnamuck, Waterford Esq, James William Wall
of Coolnamuck, Waterford Esq,, eldest son/heir E Charles William John Wall of
Coolnamuck, Waterford Esq, Martin Cormack of Ennisnag, Kilkenny Esq, John
Clancy of City of Dublin Esq, James Shannan Richard Power of Upperthird Barony,
Waterford Head Tenant Witness: Thomas
Tracey of Coolnamuck, Waterford
Carpenter & Michael Walsh of Carrick on Suir, Tipperary Baker. George
Christian of Carrick on Suir, Tipperary Commissioner Oaths 26 Jan 1841
Michael Tracey, from Waterford, settled in Kilbride about 1825 (MUN Folklore).
Family
Names of the Island of Newfoundland. Mc Gill-Queen's Press.
Mannion Collection - Irish Migrants Newfoundland, 1750
to 1850
6943 Tracey, Mrs.
Anne Ross, Co. Waterford St. John's
6944 Tracey, Daniel
Cashel, Co. Tipperary St. John's
6945 Tracey, Dennis
Newmarket, Co. Kilkenny St. John's
6946 Tracey, Mrs.
Ellen Unknown location, Co. Kilkenny St. John's
6947 Tracey, James
Unknown location, Co. Waterford St. John's
6948 Tracey, Margaret
Ballylaneen, Co. Waterford St. John's
6949 Tracey, Matthew
Dublin, Co. Dublin Chapel's Cove
6950 Tracey, Michael
Unknown location, Co. Kilkenny St. John's
6951 Tracey, William
Unknown location, Co. Tipperary St. John's
6952 Tracey, William
New Ross, Co. Wexford St. John's
http://www.mannioncollection.ca/pdf/IrishMigrants.pdf
Other Records
(including dates, marriages, biths & occupations)
https://www.mannioncollection.ca/default.aspx
1820s-1830s Tithe Records
|
Alphabetical |
By Area |
|
Deglan
Treacy, Bishops-Grove [?], Ardmore, Waterford, 1827 Deighlin
Tracey, Kilgabriel, Kinsalebeg, Waterford, 1833 Deighlin Tracey, Pilltown, Kinsalebeg, Waterford,
1833 John
Heasy [Treasy?], Coolishal [Coolishal], Czoumgloun, Lismore and Mocollop,
Waterford, Cork, [Waterford] 1825 John Tracey, Coolrae [Coolroe], Clonagam,
Waterford, 1827 [dead in pencil] John Tracey, Coolroe, Clonagam, Waterford, 1827 John Tracy, Commons [?], Templemichael,
Waterford, 1830 John
Treacy, Ballingowan East, Aglish, Waterford, 1830 Marce Tracy, Shannacoole [Shanacoole],
Clashmore, Waterford, 1834 Mary
Freasey [Treasey], Ballingown,
Aglish, Waterford, 1830 Mauce [Maur] Tracy, Killwatermoy, Kilwatermoy,
Mayo, [Waterford] Michael
Tracy, Shanballagh [Shanbally], Lismore and Mocollop, Waterford, Cork,
[Waterford] 1825 Michl
Tracy, Shanballagh [Monroe – Monvore?], Lismore and Mocollop,
Waterford, Cork, [Waterford] 1825 Micl [Tracey & Partner, Coolroe, Clonagam,
Waterford, 1827] Patrick Tracey, Ballynakill, Ballynakill,
Waterford, 1834 Patrick Tracey, Ballynakill, Ballynakill,
Waterford, 1834 Patrick, Juasy [Treasy, labourer] Ballynakill,
Ballynakill, Waterford, 1834 [1828-1832] Patt
Thracy, Currahaly[?], Kilmoleran, Waterford, Thomas
Fracy [Tracy], Shannacoole [Shanacoole], Clashmore, Waterford, 1834 Thomas Tracy, Knockaderry, Newcastle, Waterford, Thomas Tracy, Woodstown, Islandikane, Mayo,
[Waterford] Thomas
Treacey, West Island [?], Stradbally, Waterford, 1834 Thos Tracy, Tinnock [Tiknock], Clashmore,
Waterford, 1834 William Tracy, Waterford, St Johns Without,
Waterford, 1835 |
Mary
Freasey [Treasey], Ballingown,
Aglish, Waterford, 1830 John
Treacy, Ballingowan East, Aglish, Waterford, 1830 Deglan Treacy, Bishops-Grove [?], Ardmore, Waterford, 1827 Patrick Tracey, Ballynakill, Ballynakill,
Waterford, 1834 Patrick Tracey, Ballynakill, Ballynakill,
Waterford, 1834 Patrick, Juasy [Treasy, labourer] Ballynakill,
Ballynakill, Waterford, 1834 [1828-1832] Marce Tracy, Shannacoole [Shanacoole],
Clashmore, Waterford, 1834 Thomas
Fracy [Tracy], Shannacoole [Shanacoole], Clashmore, Waterford, 1834 Thos Tracy, Tinnock [Tiknock], Clashmore,
Waterford, 1834 John Tracey, Coolrae [Coolroe], Clonagam,
Waterford, 1827 [dead in pencil] John Tracey, Coolroe, Clonagam, Waterford, 1827 Micl [Tracey & Partner, Coolroe, Clonagam,
Waterford, 1827] Thomas Tracy, Woodstown, Islandikane, Mayo,
[Waterford] Patt
Thracy, Currahaly[?], Kilmoleran, Waterford, Mauce [Maur] Tracy, Killwatermoy, Kilwatermoy,
Mayo, [Waterford] Deighlin
Tracey, Kilgabriel, Kinsalebeg, Waterford, 1833 Deighlin Tracey, Pilltown, Kinsalebeg, Waterford,
1833 John
Heasy [Treasy?], Coolishal [Coolishal], Czoumgloun, Lismore and Mocollop,
Waterford, Cork, [Waterford] 1825 Michael
Tracy, Shanballagh [Shanbally], Lismore and Mocollop, Waterford, Cork,
[Waterford] 1825 Michl
Tracy, Shanballagh [Monroe – Monvore?], Lismore and Mocollop,
Waterford, Cork, [Waterford] 1825 Thomas Tracy, Knockaderry, Newcastle, Waterford, William Tracy, Waterford, St Johns Without,
Waterford, 1835 Thomas
Treacey, West Island [?], Stradbally, Waterford, 1834 John Tracy, Commons [?], Templemichael,
Waterford, 1830 |
1836 (582) Tithe suits (Ireland.)
26 May 1835
Rev. John Burke Wallace, plaintiff, Deglan Treacy, defendant [Declan?]
Hon and Rev. George Theobald Burke, plaintiff, Teglan Treacy defendant [Declan?]
1831 Tithe
Defaulter
John Tracy, Farmer, Coolroe, Clonagam, Co. Waterford.
Michael Tracy, Ballynacourty, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.
1828-1869
14.
Margaret Keily, Lyrattin, Lickoran, Waterford, [or Shanacoole Waterford], £11
rent, 22a/1r/0p, Tenant under lease dated the 20th day of October 1828, from
Peter Bayler, jun, to Thomas Tracey, for the life and lives of John Tracey,
Thomas Tracey, and Michael Tracey, sons of lessee and the survivor of them, or
for the term of fourty three years, concurrent from the 28th day of March 1828.
John Tracey, one of the lives mentioned is dead, the other two, Thomas and
michael, still survive, and are aged respectively 43 and 40 years or
thereabouts.
Bytown
on 5 February 1829 - The McCabe List: Early Irish in the Ottawa Valley
(127) Patrick Treacy Waterford Portlawn
(Coobro?) -/-/- [indicates no family recorded] [Portlaw???]
Patrick Treacy has no family; but he has a
brother Michael with a family residing at Port-lawn in the Parish of Portlawn,
he is known to Captain Meddlecut
(137) Dennis Tracey (X) Kilkenny Tibrone
(Tibrone?) -/-/- [Tullarone???]
His father John, residing with a family in
the same county and town from whence Dennis came; they are known to Captain St.
George of Freshford
http://ied.dippam.ac.uk/records/22293.transcript
1824-1825 Irish to Canada
Patrick Tracy, Coolroe, Portlaw,
Waterford, Ireland.
Patrick Tracy has no family; but
has a brother Michael with a family residing at Port Lawn in the Parish of
Portlawn, he is known to Captain Middlesect.
[CO 384/13; 22]
British Civil Service
Evidence Of Age
John Tracy/Treacy, born 1841 Carrick-On-Suir Waterford Ireland
John Tracy, born 1829 Cappoquin Waterford Ireland
Civil Service Evidence of Age: John Tracy, born 2 Nov 1829, Cappoquin, Co. Waterford.
Society of Genealogists ref: 47781 059.
Civil Service Evidence of Age: John Treacy, born 24 July 1829. Birth place
not given. brother Francis Treacy.
Society of Genealogists ref: 25175 036
Michael Treasy, 1831, Waterford & Lismore Diocese will. Exec: John Mullowny, Ballinaparke, (Ballynaparka, Co. Waterford?). IWR/1831/F/104.
Registered 1832 to
1840 Rent & Valuation of £10 County Electors, Waterford
Thomas Tracy, Nov 5 1832, house & lands, Knockaderry Newcastle Waterford Union, 18a/2r/21p, rate £17/4/0, registered in 1832 and not since.
Thomas Tracy, Oct 16 1832, house & lands, Graigshoneen Ballylaneen Dungarvan Union, 8a/0r/0p, rate £5/0/0, registered in 1832 and not since.
Thomas Tracy, Oct 24 1840, house & lands, Ballinaparka Aglish Dungarvan Union, 20a/0r/3p, rate £25/15/0
1832 Detailed Report of
Contributions ... to the O'Connell National Annuity
Cork City...£2...D Treacy/Tracy...
Moyne and Templetoohy, Tipperary...2s6d...Thomas Treacy...
Cappoquin, Waterford....4s6d...Matthew Tracy
1834 Detailed Report of
Contributions ... to the O'Connell National Annuity
St. Nicholas, South Chapel, Cork City...9s...Mr Tracy...
Kilcock , Kildare...£5...Rev W Tracy...
Leixlip, Kildare...2s6d...Patrick Tracy...
Aughavoc, Queen's County...1s6d...Mrs Tracey...
Upperwoods, Queen's Co...Daniel Tracy...
Franciscan Chapel, Limerick City...6s...Andrew Tracy...
Town of Tullamore, King's County...3s...P. Tracy...
Clonmel, Tipperary...3s...Patrick Tracy...
Carrick-on-Suin, Tipperary & Carrickbeg, Waterford...3s...Patrick Tracy...2s6d...Patrick Tracy...
Moycarkey and Borris, Tipperary...1s6d...Martin Tracy...
Mullinahone, Tipperary...7s6d...W Tracey...3s6d...D Tracey...J Tracy...3s6d...D Tracy...W. Tracy... W Tracy...1s6d...T Tracey...E Tracey...
Nenagh, Tipperary...10s...Daniel Tracey...
Roscrea, Tipperary...2s6d...Michael Tracy...Michael Treacy...Michael Treacy...
Anacarty and Donohill, Tipperary...10s...Mrs Treacy...
Killenaule and Moglass, Tipperary...Mrs Treacy...
Templemore, Tipperary...7s6d...Mrs Treacy...Denis Treacy...Patrick Treacy...
Clashmore and Piltown , Waterford...£1.1s...- Tracy...
1835-1857 Merchant Navy
Seamen
Deglane [Declan] Tracey, b. [Waterford?]
James Tracey, b. 1840 Waterford Waterford
John Tracey, b. Cheekpoint Waterford
John Tracey, b. Waterford Waterford
John Tracy, b. 1827 Cheekpoint Waterford
John Tracy, b. Cheekpoint Waterford
John Treacy, b. 1825 Waterford Waterford
Michael Tracey, b. 1836 Dungarvan Waterford
Nicholas Tracey, b. 1792 Dungarvan Waterford
Nicholas Tracey, b. Dungarvan Waterford
Peter Tracey, b. 1826 Waterford
Peter Tracy, b. Ballytnickle [Ballytruckle Waterford Waterford]
Thomas Tracey, b. 1811 Waterford Waterford
Thomas Tracey, b. 1835 Dungarvan Waterford
Thomas Tracy, b. 1833 Cheekpoint Waterford
Thomas Tracy, b. Portlow [Portlaw Waterford]
Thomas Treacey, b. Cheekpoint Waterford
Thomas Treacy, b. 1832 Waterford Waterford
Thomas Treacy, b. 1833 Waterford Waterford
1851 Crew List
Deglane Treacy, 51 years, born Dungarvan
1866 Merchant Navy
John Tracy, 55, b. 1811 Waterford, served Dec 1866 on Alma, previous T.S. Reefs Cardiff, mate
1869 Anne Warren
Thomas Treacy, 36, Dungarvan, Able Seaman, previously I On I, Port Talbot, 1869
1872 Agnes
Thomas Treacy, 42, Dungarvon, Able Seaman
1873 Agnes
Thomas Treacy, 45, Dungarvon, Able Seaman
1879/80 Prince Llewelyn
Francis Tracey, 16, Waterford, Ordinary Seaman, previously Navigator, [...], 1879
Thomas Tracy, Waterford – matriculated 11/9/1837 (Students of Maynooth) [see Declan Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
Royal College of
Maynooth
Thomas Tracey, 25 years, appointed by Right Rev. Dr. Foran his ordinary, entered 1837 for 7 years, Waterford Diocese
30 September 1837 (FJ) The
Catholic Church (Waterford Chronicle) [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
The Right Rev. Doctor Foran, held an ordination in the chapel of St. John, Bowling-green-lane...Minor Orders...Patrick Tracy...
1837 Waterford - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher
Richard Taylor Tracey (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1839 T.
Shearman The New Commercial Directory For The Cities Of Waterford And Kilkenny,
Towns Of Clonmel, Carrick-on-suir, New Ross And Carlow
Rev Richard T Tracy, Wesley Chapel, Parade Quay, Waterford.
Nobility/gentry/clergy
1837 Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC)
2544 Thos
Tracy, 19 years, 5'8", b. [1811] Wat, Catholic, married Nov '37, wife b.
Kerry, recommended by PM Barron JP?. appointed 28 Jan 37, served Kerry & N?
Tip 1/4/71, ref B48023/14870, P1SC 1 Feb '38 - RforAC 1 Nov '43 - P1SC 1 Feb
'44 - PAC 1 July '51 - P Con 1 Dec '55 - P2HC 8 Feb 1871, Appm 34332/1409 - 2y
St A93167/4775 - B281777/8419, Repd A13060/842, Pemsioned 1 Nov 1874 £3-15
RF2544D/6129, service 37 years 8 months, £83 pension
2 August 1838 (FJ)
The cot-men, in large numbers went down the river on Monday Morning, for the purpose of destroying the few remaining weirs there at present. They succeeded, without receiving any interruption, in cutting down a weir belonging to a Mr. Tracey, at Cheek Point. - Waterford Chronicle
Lismore Castle Papers
Cork/Waterford
May-Dec 1838
Letters from various tenants and other persons, including George Rogers, James Egan, Michael Treacy, John Scanlan, E. Condon, Patrick Lawney, Edward Dartnell, George Stanley, Henry Parker and Richard Ussher, 27 items
MS 43,539/ 42
1843
Letters from tenants and other persons, including William Gallwey, John Ward, William Coffey, Martin Lee, Henry Bagge, James Byrne, William Veale, William Budd, Matthew Blackburne, Michael Treacy, Daniel Buckley and John Walsh, 51 items
MS 43,452/ 11
1853-60 Cork
Letters and papers concerning Gillabbey weir and the pipe waterworks at Cork, correspondents include Alexander Swanston, William Currey, Francis Leahy, John Benson, James Adams, Messrs. Tracy & Nagle and J.R. Berwick with map and schedule of lettings, 40 items
MS 43,494/ 1
1859 & 1868
Letters and papers concerning the Dungarvan Harbour Embankment and Reclamation Bills, including letters from Messrs. Tracy & Nagle and Edmund Holland, with the reports of the Admiralty and Board of Trade, 10 items
MS 43,464/ 3
1856
Letters and correspondence with tenants and other persons, including Catherine Colbert, William Sullivan, Richard Hudson, Rev. Samuel Hayman, Rev. Edward O’Donnell, Richard Tracy, J. Bagge Hearne, Andrew Carbery and Nicholas Peterson, 25 items
MS 43,452/ 32
1883
Letters from tenants and other persons, including John Collins, W. Stacey, J.D. O’Keefe, Jasper D. Pyne, Launcelot Gubbin, R. Briscoe Cherry, Margaret Tracey, Lizzie Noton, Thomas Lucas and John Collins, 14 items
MS 43,452/ 52
31 May 1839 (FJ) The Catholic Church
The Right Rev. Dr. Foran, Bishop
of Waterford has conferred Deacon's orders on...Tracey...The Rev.
Messrs...Tracey subsequently received Priest's orders.
MISSING
ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
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Honora Treacy (Si Bridget) |
Leamy Brien, Kilrossanty, Waterford |
Quebec 1843 Ottawa(Bytown), ONT Frankfort Co., KY |
2/3/1850 |
Sylvester Treacy (brother), 4 Bleeker St, Albany, NY |
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Ellen Tracy |
Tallow/Tallagh, Waterford |
Cork 5/1850 New York City |
19/10/1850 |
Patrick Ryan (friend) 11 Hamilton St, Boston, MA |
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Michael Tracy |
Portlaw, Clonagam, Waterford |
Little Falls, Herkimer Co, NY |
2/3/1839 |
Patrick Tracy (father) Contact: Rev JD Brady, Salem MA |
2 March 1839 Boston Pilot
Of Michael Tracy, son
of Patrick Tracy, a native of the parish of Partlaw, County Waterford, - when
last heard from he was working in Little Falls, Herkimer County, State of New
York. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received by his parents
and brother, John Tracy, by a letter directed to them in care of Rev. J. D.
Brady, Salem, Ms. Will the New York Truth Teller give the above an insertion,
and oblige a subscriber.
1850 Boston Pilot
Of Bridget and Honora
Treacy, natives of co. Waterford, parish Kilrosseuty [Kilrossanty], townland of
Leamy Brien [Lemybrien, Stradbally]. The former was married to Stephen Murphy,
blacksmith, of Glynnpatrick, who sailed from Liverpool to the United States in
1836 or 7. His wife, Bridget, left Ireland 2 or 3 years after in the barque
Dispatch, of Waterford. Honora emigrated in the same vessel to Quebec in 1843.
They met in Bytown, Upper Canada. It is supposed they are living at present in
Frankfort County, Kentucky. Any information respecting them will be thankfully
received by their brother, Sylvester Treacy, No. 4 Bleeker street, Albany, N.
Y.
1850 Boston Pilot
Of Ellen Tracy, of
Tallagh [Tallow], co. Waterford, who sailed from the Cove of Cork 3rd of May
last and landed in New York - supposed to be in the city of N. York. Any
information respecting her will be thankfully received by Patrick Ryan (late of
County Waterford Police). Direct to Patrick Ryan, No. 11 Hamilton street,
Boston, Ms.
October 6, 1840 (FJ) The Catholic church [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
On Thursday, the 24th
ult...received into the convent of St. Joseph, at Tallow, Miss Bridget Tracey,
daughter of Declan Tracey, Esq., of Piltown, in this county...-Waterford Chron.
29 Sep 1841 (CE) Catholic Intelligence
Miss Tracy, daughter of a Mr.
Declan Tracy, and sister of the Rev. P. Tracy, curate of Ballybricken, in this
city, was professed in the convent of Tallow.
September 30, 1841 (FJ)
On Saturday morning last, Miss
Tracy, daughter of Mr. Declan Tracy, and sister of the Rev. P. Tracy, curate of
Ballybricken, in this city, was professed a nun in the Convent of Tullow. The
solemn ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. Condon, attended by several
clergymen, and was witnessed by a respectable attendance of the lady's own
friends, and many who were invited from the town and vicinity. Every part of
the sacred service was truly imposing, and the music and singing very select. -
Waterford Chronicle.
The Convent of St. Joseph's, Tallow…About the year 1877, and for some years
before this period, there were but few of the religious able to attend school.
Death deprived the community of three or four members in little more than the
space of a year. As might be expected, with such little help in school, the
children were not up to the standard required by the results' programme, which
came into operation in or about this time. The Mother Prioress who had charge
of the community at this period was M. Clare Treacy (sister to the three
Fathers Treacy, late of this diocese), a person of great prudence and foresight
; she wisely determined on seeking subjects more capable of school work. After
fervent prayer she succeeded in a short time in getting postulants who were
both classified teachers and most desirous of entering the Carmelite Order.
These good sisters in a short time by their zeal and diligence worked up the
school and raised the classes to the requirements of the programme.
N. Harvey (1912) Parochial history of Waterford and Lismore during the
18th and 19th centuries.
Carmelite Convent of St.
Joseph's Tallow
Superior Mother Clare Treacy 1877
Patrick Power (1937)
Waterford &f Lismore A Compendious History of the United Dioceses. Cork
University Press
William Tracey, born: Aylish, Capperguin, Waterford; Age at attestation: 23; Attested:
Woolwich; Joined in: 1841; Discharge reason: Paid £20; Discharge year: 1847.
UK Archives ADM 157/832
February 4, 1842 (FJ)
On Wednesday last a man was killed at Piltown, near Youghal, by the falling of a ton slate upon his head. His name was Kelly, a father of seven children, a labouring man in the employment of Mr. Declan Tracy.
March 25, 1842 (FJ) Waterford Repeal Association
...the Rev. Mr. Tracy, R.C.C. of
Butlerstown...
9 September 1843 Holograph letter from George D Fottrell, 54 Old Dominick Item Street,
Dublin to (Dr. Cullen, Irish College Rome.) Fottrell has asked Rev. Christopher
Burke of the Metropolitan who is travelling to Rome to pass on this letter. He
has received £31 from Rev. P Tracy for his brother John who is a student of the
college. [Presumed Rev Patrick Tracy of Waterford]
Pre-Cullen Series Irish
College Rome
7 October 1843 (N) Repeal
Association
...Lismore...Clashmore, per D. Tracy, Esq., 10l. 12s....
4 November 1843 (N) Repeal
Association
...Rev. Patrick Tracey, P.P. Ballybricken, Waterford...Piltown, Kilkenny, per Mr. D. Tracy £2/3/6...
July 19, 1844 (FJ) Repeal
Clashmore and Piltown,
Waterford...D. Tracy, Esq.
20 July 1844 (N) Repeal
Association
Clashmore and Piltown, Waterford...Doolan [Declan] Tracy, Esq.
15 March 1845 (N)
O'Connell Tribute
Clashmore and Piltown, county Waterford...Piltown...D. Tracy, Esq., 1l...
6 December 1845 (N)
Clashmore and Pilltown, Co. Waterford...Declan Treacy, Esq., 1l...
1843 Summer, 1844 Spring & Summer Assizes Waterford
Patrick Treacy found quilty of erecting an illegal weir at Faithlegg. Nets up and fishing. 1844 Convicted.
Patrick Treacy, stake weir at Cheek Point. Nets up and fishing. Convicted before.
Patrick Treacy, Stake weir at Dunbrody. Convicted before. and Mr. Haughten submitted.
Patrick Tracey, illegally fishing at Kilmanock Weir (under Mr. Haughton), June 1843, Convicted, did not appeal
April 3, 1844 (FJ) Demolition of Fishing Weirs [Waterford]
...cleared a weir above
Cheekpoint, belonging to Tracy...-Waterford Mail
8 June 1844 Wexford Conservative
The next case was against John
Lynch for erecting a stake weir at Kilmanock. Mr. Haughton (one of the
magistrates) said - I will retiure from the bench, as I am in some degree
concerned in this case, and i beg to state, in reference to this weir, that I
was applied to by a Mr. tracey to let him the site for erecting the weir, which
I declined believing it illegal to erect a weir there. Since the war-steamer came
into the river, Tracey again called on me, and stated that as the other stake
weirs were fishing under the protection of the war steamer, he considered they
were legal and, as I conceived the same, I let him the site on which the weir
has been erected. However, as I was led in error to believe the government sent
the steamer to protect the weirs, I think I may undertake that Tracey's weir
shall be removed...
1 March 1845 Wexford
Independent
Wexford Spring Assizes...Illegal Weirs...Dunbroady...Patrick Tracey and John Lynch similarly indicted, were called upon to enter into recognizances of a like nature [not to erect weirs] Tracy not being present, the case was ordered to stand over till the next day.
November 3, 1845 Passage
County Waterford
James Redmond Barry, Esq., presiding
Present—Captain Bolton, R.N.; Captain Clarke, R.N.; Nicholas A. Power, Esq., Belleview; Lieutenant Colston, R.N.; L. Lambert, Esq.; Mr. Gillespie, " Viper" Cutter; Messrs. Tracy, O'Neill, and Cox. The attendance of the Fishermen interested in the Salmon and White Sea Fisheries was numerous.
…Patrick Tracy, claimant.
George Elliott, sworn.—Knows the weir in question, which is the joint property of Patrick Tracy and Thomas Whelan. It is an ebb weir, and has been continually fished for Sprats, to his knowledge, these thirty-seven years; that is as long as he knows Passage. Mr. Power, of Faithlegg, is paid £4 a year for it.
In reply to Mr. Barry, Thomas Whelan stated, that he had a lease of this weir, but it was now expired. He had been fishing it himself these twenty-seven years, and his father had it forty years before him. It was to Mr. Bolton's father that his father paid rent for it. Tracy, his partner, is joined with him about three years; it it is an ebb weir, and situate at Checkpoint…
1849 Report from the Select Committee on Fisheries
3 June 1846 Mr. Marry's report on the Weirs illegally erected in River Suir
...Mr. Houghan professed to be convinced of the impropriety of the proceeding, adsmitted that he had given a full assent to the construction of a head weir, by a person of the name of Patrick Tracy, of Cheek Point, and that the present weir was, as he supposed, erected by John Lynch, a servant of Tracy...
No.6 The Weir at Kilmannock was removed under an order from the magistrates of the county of Wexford, in 1844; case having been tried at summer assizes of that year, and Patrick Tracy and John Lynch both convicted.
"I may shortly conclude this report by saving that the judgement of the magistrates in the cases of Patrick Treacey, Catherine Walsh, Andrew Doherty and Patrick Meade, turn on the same point [ancient timber tide weir verse iron weir] save the facts in favour of their weirs are much stronger than in Mr. Power's, inasmuch as they can show a continuous erection in eveery year from about the year 1811 to the year 1842, in the form of a stake weir; and that the illegality of those weirs (save that of Catherine Walsh) must turn on the fact whether the convictions at the asssizes of Waterford in 1844 will not render them equally illegal with the rest."
http://www.eppi.ac.uk/eppi/digbib/view?did=c1:136283&p=728&sdid=c1:137011
20 July 1844 (N) Waterford Assizes
...guilty of committing a violent
assult...on the person of Ellen Tracy, at Ballymoate...
16 November 1844 & 1849 (N) Waterford
...Rev. Patrick Tracy, Trinity
Without, Waterford...
4 January 1845 (N) O'Connell Tribute
Parish of Butlerstown [Waterford]
- Rev. Mr. Tracey, R.C.C...
25 October 1845 (N) Loyal National Repeal Association
Trinity Without, Waterford, per
Rev. P. Tracey
3 February 1851 Cork Examiner
... Patrick Tracey, C.C., Trinity
Without, been removed to Modrligo.
February 7, 1851 (FJ)
The Rev Patrick Tracey, CC,
Trinity Without has been removed to Modeligo - Waterford News
1844
Others came out openly in favour
of some form of state-assisted colonization from Ireland. Rev. Patrick
Tracey, a co. Waterford priest, made his position quite clear: 'I consider
it my duty to recommend what... would ameliorate the condition of the poor man,
and I consider that emigration would be a mode of doing it'.' Similar attitudes
were not uncommon during the famine. While it is rather strange that only those
who did in fact support emigration were asked directly for their views upon it,
this divergence of opinion may have fairly reflected that amongst the clergy as
a whole.
MacDonagh, Oliver (1947) The Irish Catholic Clergy
and Emigration during the Great Famine. Irish Historical Studies, Vol. 5, No.
20 (Sep., 1947), pp. 287-302
1845 Law and practice in respect to the occupation of land in
Ireland
Waterford list of Witnesses
Rev. Patrick Trac(e)y curate of Trinity Without and Butlerstown, evidence on Kinsale Beg near Youghal 9th October 1844
1845 Report from Her
Majesty's Commissioners...Occupation of Land in Ireland
The Reverend Patrick Tracey, sworn and examined
1. Are you a parish priest ?—I am coadjutor curate to the Rev. Martin Flynn, who was examined here today, the parish priest of Trinity Without and Butlerstown. [full text]
February 23, 1846 (FJ)
Rev. Mr. Tracy, R.C. priest of Ballybricken,
Waterford has been presented by his friends with a gold watch, chain and seal,
for having restored accord among the agitating Repealers of that locality.
28 February 1846 Wexford Independent
Rev. Mr. Tracy. R.C. Priest of
ballybricken, Waterford, has bneen presented by his friends with a gold watch,
chain, and seal, for having restored concord among the Repealers of that
locality.
15th November 1845 The
Tablet
...The LIBERATOR...I call from this spot on the Repeal Wardens of Waterford, to apologise in as strong terms as they can to the Rev. Mr. Tracy...
22nd November 1845 The
Tablet
WATERFORD. The LIBERATOR—I wish first to call the attention of the Association to a document received from Waterford to-day. "At a meeting of the Waterford committee of the Loyal National Repeal Association, held at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1845—Mr. William Duggan in the chair. "Moved by Mr. James Delahunty, and seconded by Mr. William Sullivan, and passed unanimously :—That we withdraw and retract the expression ' unmindful of his country,' as applied to the Rev. Mr. Tracy, in the resolutions adopted by us on the 2nd of October last, and we also deem it right to state, that in its adoption we did not intend or wish to interfere with the authority of his ecclesiastical superiors. (Signed), "JAMES DELAHUNTY, Repeal Superintendent."
18 July 1846 (N) John Jack
v. Patrick Rourke
John Jack, leasee of the Earl and Countess of Huntingdon...It was an action of ejectment on the title, brought to recover possession of the lands of Kilgabriel, now in possession of Declan Tracy and his sub-tenant...His Lordship...the jury had a right to satisfy themselves that a notice was given to each of the parts for the entire farm, and that Rourkle was the under-tenant of Mr. Tracy...The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, with 6d. costs.
22 Jul 1846 (CE) County Waterford Assizes
...Declan Tracy and his
sub-tenants. The declaration contains two demises, one in the name of the Earl
of Huntingdon and the second of both the Countess and Earl of Huntingdon. Both
date the Ist of April, 1846...
...Tracey, and who, during a
portion of that time paid rent for the whole of those lands, and receipts had
been given to Tracey as representing the others. Notice to quit was served on
the 24th of September. That was served on Tracey, and also on...
1846 Slater's
Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland
Luke Tracy, Main Street, Lismore. Butcher/Nail Maker
Michael Treacy, Grattan Street & Batchelor’s
Quay, Youghal. Corn & Coal Merchant
Patrick Tracey (rev), clergy, Airmount.
Patrick Tracy (rev), curate, Mayor's Walk Waterford.
Curate Trinity Without, Airmount.
Thomas Treacy, North Main St. Youghal. Public House
1846 Roman
Catholic Diocese Of Waterford & Lismore
Parish Trinity without or Ballybricken, Bishop
Flynn, M.,
Curate Tracy, Patrick, Post
town Waterford
1846 Charitable Donations and Bequests (Ireland)
Mary Malone, of the Mayor's Walk, City of
Waterford:
To Rev. Patrick Tracy, to be distributed amongst
the poor of the parish of Trinity in said city.
Parliamentary Papers, Great
Britain Parliament. House of Commons
1846
In the valuation of 1846, James Tracy had a house and Maurice Tracy had a house at Glenpatrick [Rathgormuck Waterford]
15th July 1848 The Tablet
More Arrests...At half-past six o'clock, Mr. Meagher, accompanied by the Rev. Mr. Tracey, preceded by a large posse of constables and a troop of the 4th Light Dragoons, and followed by two companies of the 7th Fusiliers, the officers mounted, proceeded along the quays of Waterford, surrounded by a dense and threatening crow', until they came to the bridge, which had been by that time barricaded with piles of timber...
18th July 1848 The North
Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality
Attempted rescue of Mr. Meagher. The following particulars of the circumstances attending Mr. Meagher's arrest are given in the Pilot...At half-past six o'clock, Mr. Meagher, accompanied by the Rev. T. Tracey, preceded by a large posse of constables and a troop of the 1th Dragoons, and followed by two companies of the 7th Fusiliers-the officers mounted -proceeded along the quays of Waterford, surrounded by a dense and threatening crowd, until they came to the bridge, which had been by that time barricaded with piles of timber...There would have been a dreadful scene of disaster had it not been for the exhortations of Mr. Meagher himself, with those of the Rev. Mr. Tracey. To these the people at length assented reluctantly, pulled down the bairicade, the traces were mended, and the party proceeded to Hallyhale, where they met the Dublin mail, and Mr. Meagher, Capt. Gunn, Constabulary inSpector, acconipanied by a few police, Who arrived with carbines, and 60 rounds of cartridges each proceeded to Dublin.
By John Walsh, of Cappoquin, Waterford. First
printed in the Christmas number of the ‘Waterford Citizen’, 1869, over
the signature ‘A Cappoquin Girl’.
March 1886 Donahoe's Magazine, Boston
The Rev. Patrick
Tracy, of the diocese of Waterford, Ireland, died recently, aged seventy-three
years. He was ordained in 1837, and up to 1848 was connected with the parish of
Trinity Without, Waterford, as a zealous and devoted missionary curate. He took
an active and earnest interest in the 1848 movement, and was intimately
associated with the late General T. F. Meagher, on which occasion, fortunately,
his great influence over the masses saved that city from a sanguinary conflict,
as the rescue of Meagher on the morning of his arrest was fully determined. In
other parishes of the diocese he was distinguished for his zeal and charities,
and had been a hard-working priest for nearly fifty years.
[Thomas
Francis Meagher’s arrest] With the assistance, however, of the Rev. Mr. Tracy,
who sat upon the box of the chaise, some order was restored, and the harness replaced.
Mr. Meagher s faithful followers, the Ballybricken men, again exerted
themselves to the utmost to see that his instructions were carried out...
[John
O Mahony's Personal Narrative] "Meagher arrived alone He said, that on
coming to Waterford at night, he had sent for the chief men of his club, and.
(I believe) Father Tracy. The men came to him, Tracy did not. On his asking
them to march, they said they could not without Father Tracy s advice and
consent. Too late then to look for it, or to muster the club-men. Meagher not
encouraged to wait. This Tracy, I afterwards understood, was the Byrne of
Waterford Primum Mobile and chief adviser of the clubs, though not personally
presiding over any club himself. (Meagher does not seem to blame this man. 1 do
from the circumstance that his conduct on this first appeal to him was exactly
the counterpart of Byrne's)."
Cavanagh, Michael (1892) Memoirs of
Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher : comprising the leading events of his career chronologically
arranged, with selections from his speeches, lectures and miscellaneous
writings, including personal reminiscences.
1848 Loans made by
Commission of Public Works
Daniel Tracey, Decies within Drum, Waterford, £92/5/4
Sessional Papers
1848-9
William Smith O'Brien Petition
Patt Treacy, Waterford
Patrick Tracy, Waterford RCC
Patrick Tracy, Waterford
1846-1851 New York arrivals
Mary Tracy, age 21, Spinster, Great
Britain to USA, Waterford: Downes 04/11/1849
Ellen Tracy, age 22, Spinster, Ireland to
USA, Waterford, Juliet 06/15/1849
Julia Tracey, age 20, Servant, Ireland to
USA, Waterford: Oronoco 05/01/1851
September 16, 1848 (FJ) Waterford/Kilkenny/Tipperary
...the police barrack [Portlaw] was
attacked by a rebel party...a party of dragoons chased the rebels into the
woods of Portlaw and Curraghmore and took eight prisoners...On the same day
there was an attack on the police barrack at Glenbower near Carrick...six
hundred rebels commanded by O'Mahony, took up all the arms they could find in
the neighbourhood of Kilmacthomas along the mountain foot of Comeragh and
marched to Rathgormac to attack and burn the barrack...they killed a cow at the
farm of H.W. Barron and had the head of it on one of the pikes; they shot two
farmers named Tracey (tenants of Mr.
Disney), who refused to give up their arms; one was shot through the head, the
other through the breast...One man was shot dead on the spot and another died
yesterday [12th September]...
Griffiths Valuation - Waterford 1848-51
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Arthur Treacy Templevrick Ballylaneen Waterford Catherine Tracy Mayor's-Walk Trinity Without Waterford Declan Tracy Pilltown Kinsalebeg Waterford Declan Treacy Kilgabriel Kinsalebeg Waterford Denis Tracey Ballynacourty Dungarvan Waterford James Tracey Town of Abbeyside Dungarvan Waterford James Tracy Ardoginna Ardmore Waterford James Tracy Glenpatrick Rathgormuck Waterford James Tracy Town of Dungarvan. Buttery East. Dungarvan Waterford Johanna Tracy Tramore West Maket Street Drumcannon Waterford John Tracy Ballingowan East Aglish Waterford John Tracy Ballyduff East Kilmeadan Waterford John Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford John Tracy Town of Dungarvan, Buttery West Dungarvan Waterford Luke Tracy Town of Lismore Main St Lismore and Mocollop Waterford Mary Tracey Woodstown Islandikane Waterford Mathew Tracy Town of Cappoquin The Green Lismore and Mocollop Waterford Matthew Tracy Town of Cappoquin Barrick Street Lismore and Mocollop Waterford Michael Tracey Dromore Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Ballingowan East Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Ballynaparka Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Knockaderry Lower Newcastle Waterford Michael Woodstown Islandikane Waterford Patrick Tracy Ballingowan East Aglish Waterford Patrick Tracy Ballynamoyntragh Kilmacleague Waterford Patrick Tracy Browley West, Borheenclough Trinity Without Waterford Patrick Tracy Carrickanure Newcastle Waterford Patrick Tracy Cheekpoint Faithlegg Waterford Richard Tracy Francis Street Contd Trinity Without Waterford Thomas Tracy Carrickanure Newcastle Waterford Thomas Tracy Graigueshoneen Ballylaneen Waterford Thomas John Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Thomas Tracy Shanacoole Clashmore Waterford Thomas Tracy Town of Abbeyside Dungarvan Waterford Thomas Wm. Tracy Ballynaparka Aglish Waterford Thos. Wm. Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Timothy Tracy Ballynacourty Dungarvan Waterford Walter Tracy Carrick Road, Portlaw, Coolroe, Clonagam Waterford William Tracy Carrickbeg Town Leaf Road Kilmoleran Waterford William Tracy Coolroe, Mulgrave Street Clonagam Waterford William Tracy Craggs Clashmore Waterford |
John Tracy Ballingowan East Aglish Waterford John Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Michael Tracey Dromore Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Ballingowan East Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Ballynaparka Aglish Waterford Michael Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Patrick Tracy Ballingowan East Aglish Waterford Thomas John Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Thos. Wm. Tracy Ballynaparka Village of Aglish Aglish Waterford Thomas Wm. Tracy Ballynaparka Aglish Waterford James Tracy Ardoginna Ardmore Waterford Arthur Treacy Templevrick Ballylaneen Waterford Thomas Tracy Graigueshoneen Ballylaneen Waterford Thomas Tracy Shanacoole Clashmore Waterford William Tracy Craggs Clashmore Waterford Walter Tracy Carrick Road, Portlaw, Coolroe, Clonagam Waterford William Tracy Coolroe, Mulgrave Street Clonagam Waterford Johanna Tracy Tramore West Maket Street Drumcannon Waterford Denis Tracey Ballynacourty Dungarvan Waterford James Tracey Town of Abbeyside Dungarvan Waterford James Tracy Town of Dungarvan. Buttery East. Dungarvan Waterford John Tracy Town of Dungarvan, Buttery West Dungarvan Waterford Thomas Tracy Town of Abbeyside Dungarvan Waterford Timothy Tracy Ballynacourty Dungarvan Waterford Patrick Tracy Cheekpoint Faithlegg Waterford Mary Tracey Woodstown Islandikane Waterford Michael Woodstown Islandikane Waterford Patrick Tracy Ballynamoyntragh Kilmacleague Waterford John Tracy Ballyduff East Kilmeadan Waterford Declan Tracy Pilltown Kinsalebeg Waterford Declan Treacy Kilgabriel Kinsalebeg Waterford William Tracy Carrickbeg Town Leaf Road Kilmoleran Waterford Luke Tracy Town of Lismore Main St Lismore and Mocollop Waterford Mathew Tracy Town of Cappoquin The Green Lismore and Mocollop Waterford Matthew Tracy Town of Cappoquin Barrick Street Lismore and Mocollop Waterford Michael Tracy Knockaderry Lower Newcastle Waterford Patrick Tracy Carrickanure Newcastle Waterford Thomas Tracy Carrickanure Newcastle Waterford James Tracy Glenpatrick Rathgormuck Waterford Catherine Tracy Mayor's-Walk Trinity Without Waterford Patrick Tracy Browley West, Borheenclough Trinity Without Waterford Richard Tracy Francis Street Contd Trinity Without Waterford |
Pilltown House, Pilltown, Kinsalebeg, Waterford [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
Declan Tracy was leasing this
property from the Kennedy estate at the time of Griffith's Valuation, when it
was valued at over £12. Smith refers to it as "Pilltown, not long since
the estate of the Walshes". The house is labelled Pilltown House on the
25-inch map of the 1890s. It is no longer extant. Tracy is noted as the owner
of over 450 acres in county Waterford in the 1870s. A substantial mill, valued
at £39, in the same townland was being leased by Peter Moore Fisher [X129800].
It was included in the sale of Fisher property in the Landed Estates Court in
November 1865. The mill appears to have fallen into disuse by the end of the
nineteenth century though the ruins remain.
http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie:8080/LandedEstates/jsp/property-show.jsp?id=4371
Daisybank House, Cheekpoint, Faithlegg,
Waterford
In
1848, Patrick Tracy was leasing this property from the Power estate when it was
valued at over £18. The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage suggests
it was built in the later eighteenth century and served as a hotel during its
long history.
http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie/LandedEstates/jsp/property-show.jsp?id=4705
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: COSTILLAN
OTHER NAMES: TRACEY
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Waterford
TRIAL DATE: 08/01/1849
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Receiving stolen goods
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 8, P 264
1 August 1849 Wexford
Independent
Waterford Harbour Regatta - Dunmore East (from the Waterford Mail)...Second Race...Hookers...2nd prize won by 'Fly’, owner Pat Tracey...
1849 Receivers,
Courts of Chancery and Exchequer
In the matter of Mary Quin, Widow, Petitioner...that persuant to an order made in the cause of Nicholas Mahon Power, plaintiff, and Hugh Power defendant, and report thereunder, dated the 7th day of January 1848, Michael Tracy, of Knockaderry, in the county of Waterford, land surveyor, was appointed received over the lands of Liffarry, otherwise Lughanny and Ballygoney, situated in barony of Iverk and county of Kilkenny, the property of the respondent...
March 11, 1850 (FJ) Waterford - Admiralty Case
...Denis Tracy...steering a
fishing smack called the Liberty...Shamrock [of Dungarvin]...
1850 Thoms Directory of Ireland
M. Tracy, Curate, Tramore, Waterford
Patrick Tracy, Curate, Trinity Without or Ballybrikan, Waterford
1850 - 1852
25. 72 to
84 map, William Tracey, Carrickbeg, Townparks, Waterford, House and land, 24a/0r/18p,
£53.17.0 rent, tenant from year to year
1850 Second & 1856
Eight & 1859 Ninth Report of All Hallows College Drumcondra Dublin
Correspondence:
6 Nov 1854 letter from J.A. Tracy [James Austin Tracy], Cathedral House Calcutta East Indies
Students in the House:
Mr. J. Tracey of Waterford Diocese, from Mount Melleray School, to Calcutta E. Indies
Mr. B. Tracey/Tracy of Derry Diocese or Scotland (w.D.) Diocese, from Mr. M'Leery's School Glascow, to Glascow
Mr. J Tracey of Waterford Diocese, from Mount Mellary School, to Salford England
Missions:
Rev James Tracy, departed April 1844 to Dacca Bengal or St. John's College Calcutta
Rev John Tracey, departed May 1858, to Salford England
Rev Bernard Tracy, departed September 1858, to St. Sulpice Paris for Scotland (W.D.)
Subscriptions in 1850
Mr DT Tracy, Rathmines £1
Calcutta, per Rev J.A. Tracy £7.15.10
Rev T Tracy, CC, Portlaw £1
Subscriptions in 1856
Rev Thomas Tracey, CC, Portlaw, Co. Waterford £1
Subscriptions in 1859
Rev Pat Tracy, CC, Kilrosenty £1
Mr. Deaclan Treacy, Ardsallagh £1
1871 Census - Whitwick,
Leicestershire
James A Tracey, M, 50, b. Ireland, priest
August 30, 1851 (FJ) Mount Melleray - Its Schools - Annual Exhibition
...The recitations were
performed...I am particularly struct by the declamations of...Master John
Treacy, of Cappoquin...the pupils have distinguished themselves, during the
last scholastic year, in the following order of merit...Matthew Treacy...John
Treacy...
20 August 1852 (FJ) Collegiate School of Mountmelleray [Waterford]
…Master John Tracy, then delivered, in admirable style, one of O'Connell's speeches...
21 August 1852 (N)
Collegiate School of Mountmelleray [Waterford]
Greek/Latin/English/Elocution/History/Grammer and Geography/Vocal music Improvement/Dramatic Debate...Matt Tracy. Distinctions in the Order of Merit: John Tracy...
23 August 1852 Cork
Examiner
Collegiate Exercises At Mount Melleray Abbey... Master John Tracy then delivered, in admirable style, one of O'Connell's speeches…
August 11, 1853 (FJ) Collegiate School of Mountmelleray
…Mr. John Tracy, Cappoquin…Matt Tracy…
August 11, 1853 (FJ) Collegiate School of Mount Melleray
Latin...Matt Tracy, John
Tracy...English...John Tracey...
30 July 1866 Cork Examiner
The Annual Exhibition At Mount Melleray Seminary, Cappoquin... J. Treacy, Kilmacthomas; [Waterford]...
[1857] Certainly,
a decade later, similar complaints were being relayed to All Hallows. From the
Salford diocese, Bishop William Turner wrote that he was unable to accept one
student priest, even on a short-term basis, 'for six months or any period'. In
refusing him, he said, 'I am sorry that Mr
Tracey is so ultra-Irish but I hope that the advice and caution you will
deem it necessary to give him would have its due effect'. [AHC Salford. Bishop
William Turner to Reverend Dr Woodlock, 14 December 1857]
McNicholas. Anthony (2007) Politics, Religion and the Press: Irish
Journalism in Mid-Victorian England. Peter Lang, Oxford.
11 April 1858 (N)
Ecclesiastical
All Hallows College...the Archbishop of Dublin conferred tonsure on...John Tracy...Bernard Tracy...
2 April 1859 (N)
Ecclesiastical
All Hallows College...Annual Report...John Tracy, Sub-deacon, to Salford, England...Bernard Tracy, Deacon, to the Seminary of St. Sulpice, to prepare for Scotland, W.D.
July 4, 1898 The Shan Van
Vocht
A Pilgrimage to Bodenstown. (By Michael Cavanagh)...November 9th 1861... As our little party of Irish-Americans were preparing to start from the Shelboume Hotel, on this loving mission, it was unexpectedly reinforced by another exiled pilgrim- Mr. Kelly, a native of Waterford, but for many years a resident of Manchester. Having signified his intention of forming a “delegation of one” from his expatriated countrymen in Manchester, he had been furnished with a letter of introduction to me by a dearly beloved townsrnan of mine, the Rev. John Tracey, who felt confident that it would ensure the bearer a cordial reception. It not only fulfilled its object so far, but caused were old acquaintances, linked together by the mutual friendship we entertained for the patriot priest. When I left my old home, twelve years before, John Tracy was one of a band of Cappoquin boys, studying at the celebrated school of Melleray, several of whom have since become distinguished ornaments of the Irish missionary church celebrated alike for their efiiciency and zeal in propagating the faith in foreign lands, and for their loving devotion to their own dear isle…My dear friend, Father John Tracy, with a happier fate than any, died whilst on a visit to the home of his boyhood, and is blessed with a grave in front of the altar where he served Mass years before, and where the prayers of his people are surer to be perpetually offered up for his pure spirit’s eternal repose…
17 September 1864 (N)
O'Brien Monument Committee
...Rev. John Tracy, St. Augustine's Manchester £1...
7th April 1866 The Tablet
Presentation To The Rev. John Tracy, Late of St. Augustine's, Manchester. (From Our Own Correspondent.)
On Sunday last, a deputation from the congregation of St. Augustine's consisting of Messrs. Brady, Kelly, M‘Coy, J. Brady, Blanchflower, and R. Clayton, waited upon the Rev. J. Tracy, at Heaton Norris, to present him with an address of affection expressing their regret at the separation, and wishing him happiness and success in the new mission to which he has been recently appointed by the Bishop. Accompanying the address was a purse of gold. The Rev. gentleman returned his grateful thanks, and acknowledged with much feeling the kindness which he had experienced during the years he laboured at St. Augustine's, both from the clergy and laity.
25 May 1872 (FJ)
We deeply regret the death of a good priest and a good Irishman, the Rev. John Tracy, of Manchester, who expired suddenly at Lismore on the 22nd inst...he had lately visited Cork for the purpose of inviting prominent Home Rulers to the Manchester meeting...
25 May 1872 (N) Death of
the Rev. John Tracy
...Disease of the heart is understood to have been the cause of the sudden extinction of this valuable life...greatly beloved by the Irish People of Manchester for his many virtues, his love of the poor, and his sterling patriotism.
7 June 1873 (N) the Memory
of a Patriot Priest
A solemn anniversary Requiem mass...attending...Rev. P. Tracy...He had the good fortune to have been born and to have spent his early years close to the famous Mount Mellery...All Hallows, near Dublin...
Rev John Tracy of Cappoquin Waterford &
Salford England [brother of Matthew
Tracy, the reporter of the Cork Herald]
The
Manchester Martyrs
The
Manchester Martyrs were William Allen, Michael Larkin and Michael O’Brien, all
born in Ireland but living in Manchester and active Fenians. In 1867, after a
most dubious trial, they were executed for their part in a successful ambush to
free two Irish-American Fenian leaders Thomas Kelly and Timothy Deasy leaders
from a prison van in which a policeman was shot dead. The Fenian leaders were
not only freed but also spirited out of the country to New York, despite a £300
reward for their capture, about six times the average annual salary. Among
those who helped Kelly escape were a Dr Kelly of Oxford Road and a Fr Tracy,
evidence that Fenian sympathies were not just the preserve of the “low Irish”
as the English press depicted the working-class Irish. Thomas Kelly on the run
in the Cheetham Hill area, where he escaped from the police by changing clothes
with a Father Tracey, before being taken to Liverpool by a Fenian who drove for
a wine and spirit merchant. Concealed among the cases of wine he was delivered
into friendly hands who assisted him to board a ship.
1851 Return of
Sums allocated by Treasury for Promotion of Arterial Drainage
Daniel Tracey, Decies within Drum Waterford, £92/5/4
1851
Census Extracts - Waterford
27 Market St.
Egan or Ryan,
Robert, 26, nm.
Treacy, Johanna, 48, mother, widow,
Tipperary
Gough, Ellen, Servant
1851
86 on map,
John Treacy & Honora Cleary, Ballyduffe East [Kilmeadan Waterford?],
0a/1r/10p, £1.0.0 rent, £2.5.0 valuation, from year to year, determinable every
29th September
1854 Sessional Papers
31 Dec 1851 Teachers
Waterford
M. Tracy, Co-Principal and 2
teachers, Aglish Affane Waterford, School number 2, Roll Number 1395,
Connection with Board 9 July 1835, RC, £56, £6.10.0 fees, 159 pupils, 159 RC
25 May 1852 Encumbered
Estate of James William Wall of Coolnamuck, owner. Includes Carrickbeg.
Lot 11 Carrickbeg
Town-Parks
25. William Tracey,
House and Land, yr. to yr. ending March 25th
1852 RIC Service
Thomas Treacy, 15998, b. 1834 Kilkenny
15998 Thos Treacy, 18 years, 5'8.25", b. Kilky, Catholic, recommended W Graves Clk, lab, appointed 14 Ju 52, served Mayo 9 Oct 52 - Kildare - Waterford A58226/4042, P 1 June 1853, Reward R.F. £2 A61571/4095, Resigned 30/6/61 D96012/6910 Cansealled? A6727 Resigned 31/7/61 D76012/694, served 9 years 0.5 months, To better his condition Emigrate
October 11, 1853 (FJ) Catholic Church
...Rev P Treacy, CC. Modeligo to
Tallow...Rev Thomas Treacy, CC Cahir to Portlaw...Rev John Treacy, CC, Cahir to
Ardmore...
1853 Naturalization Declarations filed in Troy Justice Court
John Tracy, aged 37, Of Waterford, entered USA Jan 1851, Resides in Saratoga Co, Applied Dec 22 1853
1853
5? on plan,
Michael Treacy, Abbeyside, Dungarvan, Waterford, House & Premises on 12p,
£2 rent, year to year derterminable every 25th March
1853 Battersby's Registry for the Catholic World
Obituary...October 21. Mrs. Tracy,
superioress of St. Clare's Convent, Newry, aged 66 years
Felix Tracy, Curate, Mounmellick
John Tracy, curate, Cahir
Thos Tracy, curate, Cahir
Patt Tracy, curate, Modeligo
Cappoquin
William Tracy, PP, Kilcock
Chowringhee and Dacca...Rev J.A.
Tracy
Pakoquetti USA, Jeremiah Tracy
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
Thomas Tracey, born Waterford Ireland, 23 years, labourer, enlisted 25
Jun 1855 at Newport Kentucky by Maj Heintzelman for 5 years, blue eyes, S brown
hair, dark complexion, 5’5”, Rifles F, deserted 15 Dec ‘57
1855 Tipperary
108b on map.
Matthew Tracey, The Green, south side Town of Cappoquin, house and garden, 19'
front, 16' rere, 0a/0r/5p, £1 rent, weekly tenant
16 February 1856 (N)
Ecclesiastical
...the exemplary curate of Modeligo, the Rev. P. Tracy, has exchanged to Kilrosenty. [county Waterford]
27 December 1856 (N)
A deputation from the parishioners of Portlaw and Ballyduff waited, a few days since, on the Rev Thomas Tracy, their late curate, with an address and a liberal donation of £70...-Waterford News
1856 Slater's
Royal National Commercial Directory Of Ireland
Mathew Tracy,
Main Street, Lismore, Waterford. Nail Maker
Maurice Treacy, Grattan Street, Youghal. Public House
Maurice Tracy, Grattan Street, Youghal. Coal Dealer
Michael Tracy, The
Mall, Youghal. Salt & Lime Works/Timber Merchant/Coal Merchant
Michael Treacy,
Grattan Street & Bachelor's Quay, Youghal. Corn Merchant
Thomas Tracey
(rev), Portlaw, Waterford. Catholic Curate
Thomas Tracey,
Bridge Street. Shopkeeper
& Dealer In Sundries
Thomas Tracy, 21 Bridge
Street. Baker
Thomas Treacy,
North Main Street, Youghal. Public House
1856-7 British Tariff
List of Officiers and Clerks of H.
M. Customs
H. J. Treacy, Waterford
Waterford...Pittman. Hugh J
Treacy...
February
1863 Civil Service
Customs...Mr Hugh L Tracy, from 3rd to 2nd
class...
19 December 1857 Wexford Independent
Stabbing - About half-past seven
o'clock on Saturday eveing, two men, Peter Collins of Peter street, labourer,
and Peter Tracy, of O'Brien street,
a dealer in onions, quarrelled at the mayor's Walk, and in the scuffle both
fell, and when Tracey stabbed Collins with a knife, twice in the abdomen and
once in the side...The wounds are of a serious type, and Tracey will be
detained in custody till Collins be pronounced out of danger. - Waterford Mail
1857 RIC Service
Michael Treacy, 21936, b. 1836
Waterford
21936 Michl Treacy, 21 years,
5'9.75", b. Wat, Catholic, recommended by Lord Stesart dn Decies, lab,
allocated 17 Sep 57, served Cork W 17 Jan 58, died 17th March 59 A75856/4028
July 1, 1858 (FJ) Catholic Church
The Rev J. Tracey, CC, was
presented on Sunday last, at Ballyneale, with an address and purse, containing
fifty sovereigns to mark the appreciation of his worth and the regret felt for
his departure by the inhabitants of Ardmore. The deputation was most hospitably
entertained by the truly Irish P.P. of Ballyneale.
1858 RIC Service
Michael Tracy, 23863, b. 1838
Kings
23863 Michl Tracy, 20 years.
5'9.5", b. Kings, Catholic, married 10/11/80 wife from Waterford,
recommended by S.W. Tarleton JP, lab, allocated 11 Sept 58, served Wat 12 Feb
59 - City 1/10/70 - Roscommon 15/12/80, Punishments 4/12/60 - 8/11/75 -
26/11/77, Pensioned 1st July 1884 23863D/89076, served 25 years 9 months,
pension £46.0.0
1858 The Dublin
Hospital Gazette
Royal College of Surgeons. List of gentlemen who obtained the diploma in the previous year
Maurice Charles Tracy, Pilltown, county Waterford.
1858 Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. The following gentlemen have obtained the Diploma of the College during the present year:
Maurice Charles Tracy, Pilltown, county Waterford
The
British Medical Journal, Vol. 2, No. 98 (Nov. 13, 1858), pp. 956-957
Maurice Tracey, 20 Apr
1859, C. of G. Hope.
1861 [2853] Army Medical
Department
...M. Tracy, appointed 20 April 1859, Canterbury station...
1865 [3566] Army Medical
Department
Maurice Tracey, commissioned 20th April 1859, assistant surgeon 1863, staff [21st Foot?]
1858 Members:
John Tracy, Rev CC Clogheen, Tipperary?
Patrick Treacy, Rev CC, Kilrosenty, Lamybrien, Co. Waterford
Stephen Treacy, Esq., Officer of Inland Revenue Dublin.
Transactions of the Ossianic Society 1858, Dublin 1861
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Declan Tracy
2 Oct 1885 Piltown Waterford, farmer, to Catherine Tracy, spinster
and universal legatee
Deelan [Declan]
Tracy 29 Mar 1865 Piltown Waterford, gentleman farmer, to son
Michael Gerard Tracy, gentleman farmer
Hugh Treacy
31 May 1918 34 Thomas Street Waterford, steward, to Annie Treacy
widow
Maurice
Charles Tracy 9 Apr 1873 Marlborough Street Cork, assistant
surgeon in HM army unattached a widower, to brother Declan Tracy of Piltown
(Clashmore County Waterford), gentleman
Peter Tracey
1 Dec 1871 John street Waterford, publican and sailmaker, to Bridget
Tracey widow
Thomas Tracey
Rev 30 Jan 1872 Seaview Cottage Bonmahon Waterford, RC Clergyman, by Rev
Roger Power of All Saints near Kill PP and John O’Brien of King Street
Waterford, solicitor
William Tracy
19 Jan 1880 Carrickbeg Waterford, farmer, to Catherine Tracy widow
William Treacy
21 Nov 1914 Aglish Waterford, shopkeeper, to Mary Treacy, widow
Ellen
Mary Ryan 13 Apr 1869 Tramore Waterford, widow, to brother
Rev Thomas Tracey of Bonmahon, RC
Ellen
Mary Ryan 13 Apr 1869 Tramore Waterford, widow, left
unadminister by brother Rev Thomas Tracey, to brother Rev
Patrick Tracey of Aglish Cappoquin, RC
1858-1900 Will Registers
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Mary Kennedy, Mary Hickey, Roger Power, Prest, Thomas Joseph Hearn,
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Will |
4-7 March 1859 Cork
Examiner
... Rev. P. Tracy, C.C., Kilrosenty, brother to the bride, assisted the Rev. Gerald F. Long, P.P.. Clashmore, the Rev. John Mullins, P.P., Old Pariah, and the Rev. P....
1859 Commissioners
of National Education
P. Treacy, teacher 4th class, Garranbane, Waterford.
October 4, 1860 (FJ) Catholic Intelligence
New Presentation Convent,
Mountmellick...and a bride's cake, bearing a number of suitable mottoes
presented by Mr. Tracy, confectioner, of Mountmellick.
December 19, 1860 (FJ) Catholic Intelligence
...Presentation Convent, Lismore.
The young lady who had the supreme happiness to register her vows on this
occasion was Miss Bridget O'Brien, elder daughter of Mr. Jeremiah O'Brien,
Ballimacart, Dungarvan and niece to the Reverends
Patrick, Thomas and John Tracey, all Catholic curates in this diocese...
1860- British
War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Tracey, b. 1842, Raigormick, Waterford
Martin Tracey, b. 1877 Waterford, Waterford
Stephen Tracey, b. 1864 Tramore, Waterford
Thomas Treacy, b.
1862 Dungarvan, Waterford
William Tracy, b. 1844 Cappoquin, Waterford
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
James Tracy, b. 1880, Waterford, Waterford
1860-1921 Registrar
General of Shipping and Seamen
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Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
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1856 |
Waterford |
Daring |
Waterford |
December 1888 |
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1857 |
Waterford
Dungan, Co Waterford |
Daring |
Waterford |
December 1887 |
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Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
June 1889 |
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1858 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
December 1889 |
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1858 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
June 1890 |
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1858 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
June 1888 |
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1856 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
December 1885 |
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1858 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Dauntless |
Waterford |
June 1885 |
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1849 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Fairy |
Waterford |
June 1884 |
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1848 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Faiy |
Waterford |
December 1883 |
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1858 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Joseph
Dexter |
Cork |
December 1875 |
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1857 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Lady
Stuart |
Waterford |
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Waterford
Dungarvan |
Mary
Joseph |
Waterford |
June 1883 |
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Waterford
Dungarvan |
Mary
Joseph |
Waterford |
December 1882 |
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1846 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Liverpool |
December 1893 |
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1859 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
December 1894 |
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1860 |
Waterford
Dungarvan Irish |
Peri |
Waterford |
June 1896 |
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1859 |
Waterford
county |
Mary
Joseph |
Waterford |
June 1882 |
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1857 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Lady
Stuart |
Waterford |
June 1874 |
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1855 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
M E C |
Waterford |
December 1874 |
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1846 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
June 1894 |
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1839 |
Waterford |
Clodagh |
Waterford |
December 1867 |
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1839 |
Waterford |
Clodagh |
Waterford |
1867 |
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1841 |
Waterford |
Clodagh |
Wexford |
1867 |
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60 [46] |
1804
[1818] |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
John
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Cork |
June 1864 |
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30 |
1876 |
Waterford |
Clodagh |
Waterford |
1906 |
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30 |
1877 |
Waterford |
Clodagh |
Waterford |
December 1907 |
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23 |
1874 |
Waterford |
Comeragh |
Waterford |
June 1897 |
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23 |
1874 |
Waterford |
Comeragh |
Waterford |
December 1897 |
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30 |
1878 |
Waterford |
Lara |
Waterford |
June 1908 |
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27 |
1875 |
Waterford |
Reginald
S S |
Waterford |
June 1902 |
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28 |
1874 |
Waterford |
Reginald
S S |
Waterford |
December 1902 |
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31 |
1879 |
Waterford |
S S
Clodagh |
Waterford |
1910 |
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31 |
1880 |
Waterford |
S S
Clodagh |
Waterford |
1911 |
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32 |
1879 |
Waterford |
S S
Clodagh |
Waterford |
June 1911 |
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32 |
1879 |
Waterford |
S S
Clodagh |
Waterford |
December 1911 |
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32 |
1879 |
Waterford |
S S
Clodagh |
Waterford |
December 1911 |
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28 |
1876 |
Waterford |
S S
Reginald |
Waterford |
June 1904 |
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28 |
1876 |
Waterford |
S S
Reginald |
Waterford |
December 1904 |
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30 |
1877 |
Waterford |
S/S
Lara |
Waterford |
June 1907 |
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28 |
1875 |
Waterford
W'ford |
S S
Reginald |
Waterford |
June 1903 |
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28 |
1875 |
Waterford
W'ford |
S S
Reginald |
Waterford |
1903 |
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27 |
1875 |
Waterford
W'ford |
S S
Reginald |
Waterford |
1902 |
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27 |
1874 |
Waterford
W'ford |
S/S
Reginald |
Waterford |
1901 |
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23 |
1874 |
Waterford?
British |
Comeragh |
Waterford |
December 1897 |
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|
Waterford |
Zephyr |
Waterford |
June 1878 |
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28 |
1836 |
Waterford
Waterfd |
Nancy |
Waterford |
December 1864 |
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55 |
1812 |
Waterford |
Alma |
Waterford |
June 1867 |
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1870 |
Waterford |
Comeragh |
Waterford |
December 1893 |
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32 |
1867 |
Waterford |
Cork |
Dublin |
December 1899 |
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30 |
1840 |
Waterford |
Edward
Jones |
Waterford |
June 1870 |
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55 |
1814 |
Waterford |
Mary |
Waterford |
1869 |
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50 |
1813 |
Waterford |
Newcastle |
Waterford |
June 1863 |
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55 |
1811 |
Waterford
[error Co Wexford] |
Alma |
Waterford |
December 1866 |
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60 |
1812 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Jim |
Belfast |
June 1872 |
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52 |
1816 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Norry
Kirwan |
Waterford |
December 1868 |
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60 |
1812 |
Waterford
Dungarvan? |
Jim |
Waterford |
1872 |
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35 |
1832 |
Waterford
Dungarven |
Alma |
Waterford |
1867 |
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17 |
1887 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
1904 |
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20 |
1886 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Harvey |
Waterford |
June 1906 |
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16 |
1887 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
June 1903 |
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1844 |
Waterford |
Daring |
Waterford |
December 1888 |
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1839 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
June 1889 |
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1838 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
December 1889 |
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1830 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Daring |
Waterford |
June 1888 |
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21 |
1843 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
John
& William |
Cork |
June 1864 |
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1830 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Lady
Stuart |
Waterford |
June 1885 |
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18 |
1884 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
June 1902 |
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18 |
1884 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
December 1902 |
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17 |
1884 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
December 1901 |
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1886 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Peri |
Waterford |
1907 |
||
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40 |
1835 |
Waterford
Dungarvan |
Shields |
Cork |
December 1875 |
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19 |
1856 |
Waterford
Dungarvan, Co Wateford |
M E C |
Waterford |
June 1875 |
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50 |
1832 |
Waterford
Dungarvan Dongarvon |
Jona |
Sligo |
June 1882 |
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17 |
1859 |
Waterford |
Orient |
Waterford |
June 1876 |
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18 |
1858 |
Waterford |
Orient |
Waterford |
1876 |
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26 |
1842 |
Waterford |
Edward
Jones |
Waterford |
December 1868 |
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42 |
1868 |
Waterford |
Menapia
S/S |
Waterford |
June 1910 |
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42 |
1869 |
Waterford |
S S
Menapia |
Waterford |
1911 |
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45 |
1862 |
Waterford |
S/S
Lara |
Waterford |
1907 |
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55 |
1855 |
Waterford |
Anna
Moore |
Dublin |
1910 |
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1867 |
Waterford |
Orient |
Waterford |
December 1883 |
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1866 |
Waterford |
Orient |
Waterford |
1883 |
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1866 |
Waterford |
Orient |
Waterford |
1883 |
Denis Tracey, b. 1861 Dungarvan Waterford 1896 Crew List
1861 - 59 Booth St, Hulme
St John Manchester Lancashire
Geo Tracey, Head, 50, b. 1811 Waterford Ireland, collectotr of debts
Mary Tracey, Wife, 51, b. 1810 Coonagh [Limerick?] Ireland,
1861 Census - Green
Street, Collegiate Church, Manchester, Lancashire
P N Stepham, Rev Head M 52 France, unmarried, Catholic Priest To St Joseph
John Tracey, Rev ... M 30 b. 1831 Ireland, unmarried, Catholic Priest To St Joseph
Bridget Carrall Servant F 28 Ireland
Catherine Carrall Servant F 26 Ireland
1861 Subscribers:
Rev. F Tracey PP, Ballyna, Enfield (Meath?)
Rev P Treacy CC, Killresenty (Kilrossanty, Waterford?)
Rev J Treacy CC, Carrick-on-Suir (Tipperary)
Rev R? Treacy CC, Ring Dungarvan (Waterford)
Fitzpatrick WJ
(1861) The Life, Times & Correspondence of the Right Rev. Dr Doyle, Bishop
of Kildare & Leighlin. Duffy, Dublin.
Some were non-committal. Others came out openly in favour of some
form of state-assisted colonization from Ireland. Rev. Patrick Tracey, a
Co. Waterford priest, made his position quite clear: ‘I consider it my duty to
recommend what…would ameliorate the condition of the poor man…”
1938 Irish Historical
Studies: Joint Journal of the Irish Historical Society and... - Page 289
1861 Return of Crimes -
Waterford
1 Nov 1861 Michael Sullivan, farmer, of Tallow Town, highway robbery by John Treacy & others, convicted assizes
1861
[Patrick
Treacy] Darrigle [Portlaw Waterford? 1r/20p & 2a/1r/30p, 8s & £2.10.0,
Valued at the sum, now occupied by Patrick Treacy, the owners wood-ranger and
rent included as part of his wages.
1862
Declan
Tracy, Kilgabriel, Decies & Drum, Waterford, £89.7.6 rent, 88a/3/12p, £63
valuation, Lease dated 4th November 1862 made by Sir Charles Edward Kennedy to
said Declan tracey for 31 years from the 29th of September 1862. Lease
reserves...public right of way...
1863
Declan
Tracy, Garrananaspick & Kilmaloo West & Pilltown (sub-denominations of
Ballalag, Ringawn and Widow's farm), Decies & Drum, Waterford, £307 rent,
454a/0r/37p, £347.11.0 valuation, Lease dated 20th March 1833 made by Charles
Edward Kennedy to said Declan Treacy for the life of Augustus Frederick Duke of
Leinster or 100 years from the 25 March 1833. The lease reserves...[6 rights of
way]...
1862 - 1864 National
education (Ireland)
M. Tracy, R.C. teacher, male R.C. Touraneena, Seskinan, Waterford
Mary Tracey, R.C., Head, female R.C. 7 EC/130 RC, Touraneena, Seskinan, Waterford
Patrick Treacy, R.C., Head, R.C., 127 RC, Garrabane [Garranbaun], Kilgobnet, Waterford
13 May 1863 (FJ) Death of
the Rev. Patrick Cleary D.D.
...Dungarvan...Patrick Tracy, John Tracy...
26 June 1863 Cork Examiner
[see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
... Charles Tracy, Esq., Army Medical staff, youngest son of Declan Tracy. Esq., Piltown, Co. Waterford, to Mary, eldest daughter of...
30 June 1863 (FJ) Married
May 12 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Port Elizabeth, Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope, by the Most Rev. Thomas Murphy, D.D., Maurice Charles Tracy, Army Medical Staff, youngest son of Declan Tracy, Esq, Piltown, County Waterford, to Mary, eldest daughter of Charles Honsley[?], Esq, surgeon, Port Elizabeth.
23 October 1863
Irish Times
Fisheries Commission - Waterford
The next case was that of Hugh Tracey. Tracey proved that his weir was a head weir and that his father fished it before him. Thomas Whelan, 70 years of age, knew Tracey’s weir for 30 years. The weir was condemned.
23 October 1863 Cork
Examiner
The Fisheries Commission... of Hugh Tracy. Hugh Tracy, examined by Mr. Elliott—l am the owner of a head weir, and fished it about three years; my father had...
24 October 1863 Wexford
Independent
...Hugh Tracy examined...I am the owner of a head weir, and fished it about three years; my father had a Scotch weir there before; I made it a "sprat weir", and before that it was also a head weir; I only fished for sprats, but before my time it was fished for salmon; the landlord, Mr. Power, gave me leave to fish.
...Thomas Whelan examined...I cannot say anything about Tracy's weir; I know his weir as a Scotch weir for thirty years; there was a little head weir there before the Scotch weir...
...James Ryan examined...there was no weir where Tracy's weir is until 1836...
The weir was condemed.
1864 Special
Commissioners for Irish Fisheries - Fixed Nets
Suir, hard weir, Hugh Treacey & N. Power, Faithlegg Faithlegg Gualtiere Waterford, To be abated as being injurious to navigation, and not having suffiicient legal title as required...21st Oct 1863
1863 Medical Register
Daniel Tracey, registered 22 Jan 1850, St John's Fever Hospital Limerick, Lic. Apoth. Hall Dubl 1818
John Wise Tracy, registered 1 Jan 1859, 10 Acacia road St John's Wood London NW, Lic. Soc. Apoth. Lond. 1832 Mem. R. Coll. Surg. Eng. 1851
Maurice Charles Tracy, registed 21 June 1859, Army, Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1858
Samuel John Tracy, registered 1 Jan 1859, 28 Old Burlington stree London W & Merton Surrey, Mem. R. Coll. Surg. Eng. 1849 Lic. R. Coll. Phys. Edin. 1860.
19th March 1864 The Tablet
The followitig Clergymen attended in choir :—... Patt Tracy, Kilrosenty…Thos Tracey, Kill…
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Bridget, Dungarvan, Waterford. 19 692
Tracey, George, Waterford, Kilkenny/Waterford. 19 869
Tracey, John, Youghal, Waterford/Cork East. 9 1026
Tracey, Patrick, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterford/Kilkenny/Tipperary South. 4 536
Tracy, James, Clonmel, Tipperary/Waterford. 9 685
Tracy, Margaret, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterford/Kilkenny/Tipperary South. 4 528
Treacy, Emily, Waterford, Kilkenny/Waterford. 4 830
Treacy, Thomas, Youghal,
Waterford/Cork East. 14 945
Treasy, Margaret, Waterford,
Kilkenny/Waterford. 9 951
February 1864 to
1868 London Gazette
Inland Revenue -
Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Thomas Tracy,
Rev., Ring, County Waterford
3 April 1865 Cork Examiner [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
... Declan
Treacy. Esq., father of the Revs. Patrick, Thomas, and John Treacy. C.C.'s, and
father-in-law of Alderman Ryan, of Waterford...
17 June 1865 (N) Catholic Institution Deaf and Dumb Cabra
...Miss M Tracy,
Tournaneena, Ballinawell...[Waterford or Tipperary?]
17 June 1865 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
Collections...Miss
M Tracy, Tonraneena, Ballinawell, per card...
1865 Catholic Directory, Almanac and Registry of Ireland, England and
Scotland
Bernard Tracey, St. Mary's Pollockshaws Renfrewshire Scotland [of Derry]
Felix Treacy, Balyna, Enfield, Kildare & Leighlin
John Tracey, Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterf. & Lism.
John Tracey, Salford Lancashire England [of Cappoquin Waterford]
John Tracy, Cappoquin, Waterf. & Lism.
Michael Tracy, Derry, Derry
Pat. Tracy, Kilrosanty and Fews, Kilmacthomas, Waterf. & Lism.
Patrick Ambrose Treacy, Christian Schools - Carlow
Thos. Tracey, Kill and Newtown, Kilmacthomas, Waterf. & Lism.
Wm. Treacy, Kilcock, Kildare
& Leighlin
Diocese of Erie
Clearfield Co. Clearfield, St. Francis, rev. Thomas Tracy...
Manchester, St. Augustine's Granby-rown Rev...John Tracey...
Stockport...St. Josephs Rev...P. Tracey...
Renfrewshire...Pollockshaws St. Mary's Rev B. Tracey
Alphabetical list of Parish Priest in Ireland
Treacy, Wm, Kildare & Leighlin, Kilcock
Treacy, Felix, Kildare & Leighlin, Enfield
Alphabetical list of Curates in Ireland
Tracey, J., Waterf. & Lism., Car.-on-Suir
Tracey, Thos., Waterf. & Lism., Kilmacthomas
Tracy, J., Waterf. & Lism., Cappoquin
Tracy, Michael, Derry, Derry
Tracy Pat, Waterf. & Lism., Kilmacthoma
CarrickBeg...curate...Tracy, John...
Kill and Newtown...Curate...Tracy, T...
Kilrosanty and Fews...Curate... Tracy, Patt...
Templemore or Derry, Bishops Parish,.curate...Tracy, Mich...
Christian Schools - Carlow Br. Amb. Treacy
1865
2. William
Tracey, Carrickbeg Town parks with its subdenominations of Coolnamuck Road
North side, Upperthird, Waterford, 24a/2r/30p, £40.15.4 rent, tenant from year
to year
15 December 1866 (N) Saint
Joseph's Convent, Tallow, Co. Waterford
...present...Rev J. Tracey, C.C., Tallow...
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
British Postal Service
Appointments
John Tracy, 1866, Cappoquin [Waterford] to Whitechurch; Ired
J Tracey,
1874, Waterford
Patrick Treacy, 1904, Waterford To
Kilmeadon
1866 Catholic directory,
almanac and registry of Ireland, England and Scotland.
Shropshire, Oswestry, Rev. P. Tracey
Diocese of Salford, Heaton Norris, John Tracy
1869 Catholic directory,
almanac and registry of Ireland, England and Scotland.
Diocese of Salford, Heaton Norris, Rev John Tracy
10 August 1867 (FJ)
Carmelite Convent Tallow, County Waterford
...Rev P. Treacy, CC, Kilrosenty; Rev J. Tracy, OD, Tallow...
31 August 1867 (FJ)
Insolvent Debtors
At Waterford, October 21: William Treacy, late of Coolnamuck, in the county of Waterford, Farmer and Road Contractor.
31 August 1867 Dublin
Evening Mail
Insolvents...At Waterford, on Oct 21 - Wm Treacy, late of Coolnamuck, in the county of Waterford, farmer and road contractor, previously of same place, farmer.
1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Records
30
Sept 1867 61387 Matthew Treacy born 1830 Waterford, wife Ellen Hennisk? born
1833 Waterford, of 103 Greenwich, Park Keeper, 1850 pr? "Buinup?
Alice" 1853 "R Kelly" nee McGrath
1867 Irish Law Times
At
Waterford, county Waterford, Oct 21
William
Treacy, discharged
28 January 1868 Cork
Examiner [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
... Condon—Tracy—On the 25th inst, at the Catholic Church of Pil1town, Waterford. the Rev. P. Tracy. Kiin-s--sputy, brother to the bride...
10 February 1868 (FJ) The
Limerick Declaration
...John Tracey, C.C., Tallow, County Waterford...
22 June 1868 (FJ) Deaf
& Dumb, Cabra
...Rev Dr Tracey, CC, do [Tallow]...
17 August 1868 Cork
Examiner [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
Tracy—Howard—Aug. at St. John's. P.Q., Maurice Charles Frederick Tracy, Staff Assistant Surgeon, son of the late Declan...
14 November 1868 (N) St.
John's College, Waterford
...Rev Thomas Tracey, CC, Kill...Rev P. Tracey, CC, Kilrosenty...Rev John Tracey, CC, Slievegue...
1868 Edition - Harvey's Waterford Almanac and Directory
Peter Tracey, grocer and publican,
56 John Street
Richard Tracey, baker, 24 Henry
Street
1868 Registry of Shipping and Seamen: Royal
Naval Reserve BT 164/18
Thomas
Treacy, Waterford, 1614 P
1869 RIC Service [retired Limerick]
Martin Treacy, 35513, b. 1849
Tipperary
35513 Martin Treacy, 19 years,
5'10.25", b. Tipp S?R, Catholic, married 16 July 78 wife from Dublin City,
recommended by SI Holland, farmer, allocated 1 May '69, served Waterford 28 Aug
1869 - Limerick 1/5/78, Reward & Punishments, Pensioned 1.10.96
35313D/19983.
1869 Catholic
Clergy Waterford
Patrick Tracy, curate, Aglish
Thomas Tracy, curate, Kill
4 February 1870 -
Waterford Chronicle
...charged Johanna Furniss with deserting her child...Sally Hammond...Mary Tracy sworn, deposed that this child was left in her bed whilst she was sick, and it had beeen fathered on her son Andrew...she had two deserted children...The chairman told Sally that if she refused to be sworn he could send her to bridewell. Sally, after several qualms, kissed the book. She deposed to the father of the child, Andrew Tracey, paying her 2s 6d week for four weeks for the support of the Child; Mary Tracey (Andrew’s mother) told her she would paid for the childs support; the father went away, and she did not know any more about it...Mary Cassidy was the godmother...
1870 RIC Service
John Tracy, 25032, b. 1839 Limerick
25032 John Tracy, 20 years, 5'7.5", b. Limk, Catholic, recommended by S.In Murphy, lab, allocated 17 Aug 59, served Wick 14 Jan 60 - Waterford - Wat City 1/7/70, R2SC for 14 Morcbs? 1/1/63, Punishment, resigned 12 March 1871, to go to America
7 July 1870 (FJ)
...Rev. T. Treacy, C.C., Knockmahon [Waterford]...
7 July 1870 (FJ)
Rev. P. Tracy, CC, Aglish, Cappoquin
1870 Slaters
Bonmahon
Co. Waterford
Rev Thomas
Tracy
Royal Navy Registers of Seamen's Services
John James Treacy, b. 7 Dec 1870 Crooke, Waterford, 136949 Online Document ADM 188/188 Nation al Archives
1853-1923 Royal Navy
John James Treacy. Official
Number: 136949. Place of Birth: Crooke, Waterford. Date of Birth: 07 December
1870.
17 July 1871 (FJ) Deaf
& Dumb, Cabra
Rev. Thos Tracy, CC, Bunmahon, do [Waterford?]...
1871 British Census
James Tracey, spouse Ellen, b. abt 1821 Waterford Ireland, Gloucestershire England
= Ellen Tracey, spouse James, b. abt 1830 Waterford Ireland,
Gloucestershire England
Mary Ann Tracey, b. abt 1817 Waterford Ireland, Lancashire England
Mary Ann Tracey, lodger, 34, married, b. 1837 Warterford
Ireland, Toxteth Park West Derby Lancashire
Michael Tracey, b. abt 1850 Waterford Ireland, Gloucestershire
England
Norah Tracey, b. abt 1851 Waterford Ireland, Gloucestershire England
15 July 1872 (FJ) Deaf
& Dumb, Cabra
...Rev. Patk Treacy, CC, Aglish, Cappoquin...
1 November 1873 Freeman's
Journal [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
Tracy - Oct. 24, at Piltown, Youghal, Anne. daughter Of the Late Declan Tracy Esq., Pilltown Co. Waterford.
29 November 1873 Pilot
(Boston Ma)
Oct. 24, st Piltown, Youghal, Anne, daughter of the late Declan Tracey, esq., Piltown, co. Waterford.
1874
The Medical Register
June 21
Maurice Charles Tracy (Pilltown, county
Waterford?)
Staff Assistant Surgeon, Army
Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel.
1858
May 14
Richard Thomas Tracy (Limerick?)
190 Collins Street East, Melbourne, Australia
Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1848
M.D. Univ. Glasg. 1849.
22 February 1875 (NJ)
Rolls Court [Waterford]
Chatteris v. Tracey...against the Rev. Patrick Tracey and Mr J Ryan of Waterford as represenatives of the late Andrew Ryan, Esq., of Waterford [died March 1867]...His widow, Mrs Ellen Mary Ryan, took administration, and distributed his assets, reserving, however a sum of £430...Marseilles Company. She died before any claim was made, and although her brother, the Rev. Thos. Tracey, took out administration to her, the money was allowed to remain in the bank undisturbed for two years, when he died, and his brother, the Rev. Patrick Tracey, then took out administration, and in the month of February 1873...drew the money out of the bank...Money will be paid.
February 1875
Rev Patrick Tracey and Mr. John Ryan of Waterford, the representatives of the late Andrew Ryan, Esq, of Knock House, in the city of Waterford.
1875 Tewksbury Almshouse
Intake Record
James Tracey, age 31
25 May 1875 Boston removed from New York
31 b Ire Co. Waterford land New York Sept 1867 per SS City of Baltimore. Direct to Jersey & went to work on farm there 2 yrs - Paterson N,J. 18 mos then to Boston short time Hyde Park few mos then Newark N.J. 3.25 yrs then New York & Penn till Nov last then came to Providence via NY & Prov SS Co thence to Boston via BosRR & then to work on RR near White Mountane NH till March 2, then Nalthann till May 20 then Boston till sent there - single - Currier & laborer N.N. No Esk No Lades - Pa Dennis & Ellen both d Ire - Bro Dennis Tracy Cor 20th St & 4th Ave Brooklyn NY Syph in Nov last in Boston - Has veneral warts - Intemp - No other Inst.
30th Sept 1876 Major Ferry
Boat Accident at Ferrypoint
Thirteen people lost their lives in the last major ferry boat accident between Youghal and Ferrypoint which occurred on Saturday 30th September 1876.
...John Tracy/Treacy from Aglish...
http://www.kinsalebeg.com/chapters/events/events.html
October 1876 Terrible Boating
Catastrope
Ferry boat
at Youghal...The names of those missing are...John Tracy...
6th
October 1876 Monmouthshire Merlin
The Terrible Boat Accident At Youghal. Fourteen
Lives Lost. The ferry boat swamped at Youghal, on Saturday evening, was an open
craft of three tons burthen, rowed by four oars. There were 22 passengers on
board besides the boatmen, the passengers being all farmers and their wives
returning from market in Youghal...The names of the drowned are: Patrick Keane,
Miohael Keane, Richard Staunton, Ellen Budds, Margaret Foley, John Treacy,
Robert Wynne, Mary Keane, Julia Curry, John Shanahan, Mary Carroll, and the
boatmen Davite, Mahony, and William Carty.
1876
Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
Declan Tracy, Piltown, Youghal, Waterford. 453a/0r/0p. £537.0.0
1876 (412) Owners
of land (Ireland). Return to an order of the honourable the House of Commons,
dated 20 July 1876
Waterford: Declan Tracy, 201a, £121
25 May 1877 (FJ) Jubilee
of Pope
...John Tracey, TC, do [Cork]...
...Patrick Tracy, CC, Aglish [Waterford]...D Tracy, AB, TCD, do [Clashmore, county Waterford]...
13 July 1877 (FJ) A.M.D.G.
Mount Melleray Seminary [Waterford]
Rhetoric Class - Greek...Disinctions...Patrick Treacy...Greek Composition...Disinctions - Patrick Treacy...Science - Second Class - 1st Place...Patrick Treacy...Elocution...Distinctions...P Treacy...
1877 Waterford Almanac and Street
Directory
John Tracey, 26 Spring Garden Alley, Waterford. Labourer
Margaret Treacy, 4 Bank Lane, Waterford. Dressmaker
12 January 1878 (FJ)
Tracey v. Pedder
The action was brought to recover £20 damages for wrongful dismissal of the plaintiff from his employment as groom, in the service of the defendant, who is a lady residing in the county of Waterford...second count...£4 alleged to be due as wages...reserved judgment.
January 1878 Tracey v.
Pedder
Mr. Gibaou applied to remit this case to the Chairman of the County of Waterford.
The plaintiff was a groom to the defendant, a lady named Pedder, and the action was brought for wrongful dismissal, the damages laid at £20. There was a second count for wages amounting to £4...
23rd April 1878 South Wales Daily News
The Desperate Attempted Murder At
Cardiff. On Monday, Hugh Tracey [of Waterford?], the poor fellow who was so
severely stabbed by the Greek Dovboch onboard the Agnes Sutherland in PenarUi
Roads last Thursday, was not so well as on the day before. A slight relapse
appeared to have set in, It is hoped that this unfavourable change is merely of
a temporary character, and that the young Irishman is likely to recover.
1878 Hydaspes
Sailed Plymouth England 10 August 1878 - arrived
Lyttelton New Zealand 9th November 1878
Colonial Nominated – Single Men
Laurence Treacy, 21 years, of Waterford, Farm Labourer
Hydaspes arrived Canterbury 09 Nov
1878 (assisted emigration)
Laurence
Treacy, 21 years, single, farm labourer, of Waterford
1880 Wexford
John
Treacy Meaher, 47, 5'2.5" l Br hair, blue eyes, sandy hair, born Ballyduff
Lismore, of no fixed place, vagrant, Prot?, R&W, 14 days, August
John
Treacy Maher, 47, 5'2.5" l Br hair, blue eyes, sandy hair, born Ballyduff
Lismore, of no fixed place, vagrant, RC, R&W, 3 week, September
1984 The Irish American Who's who
...paternal
grandfather, Patrick Joseph Tracey (1880) came from County Waterford to New
York City . Caring for 6 nices and nephews since the death of sister,
Marguerite. Address 1400 East 34th Street, Brooklyn, New York 11210.
30th July 1881 The Aberystwith
Observer
...Royal
Humane Society...The Society's medalion was also awarded to Hugh J. Tracey,
custom-house officer, for saving Michael Browne and Mary Power. The girl
accidentally fell into a river 12ft. deep at Waterford. Browne jumped in and
attempted to rescue her. The girl clasped him tightly, and they were both in
imminent danger of being drowned, when Tracey ran to the spot, jumped in at
considerable personal risk, and saved both of them.
1881 Slater's Royal National Commercial Directory Of Ireland
Declan Tracey, Piltown, Youghal. Gentry & Clergy.
Mathew Tracey, Cappoquin, Waterford. Nail Maker
David Treacy, 79 North Main Street, Youghal. Grocer
The Very
Rev. Patrick Treacy, Priest-is-charge of the Stratford Parish since 1901,
was born in County Limerick, Ireland. He was ordained at Waterford in the year
1881, and came out to Wellington, New Zealand, in the same year. Before
settling in Stratford, Father Treacy had been stationed at Lyttelton,
Masterton, Kumara, Geraldine, Hawarden and New Plymouth.
1881
British Census (LDS)
Margaret Barnes [Tracey], Head, W, Female, 48, Waterford, Ireland, Fish Hawker, 2 Bridge St, Swansea
Town, Glamorgan, Wales
Michael Tracey, Son, U, Male, 22,
Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales, Furnaceman Copper (Works),
Johanna Tracey Daug, U, Female,
13, Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales, Scholar,
James Tracey, Son, Male, 9,
Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales, Scholar,
Patrick
Tracey, 44 years, born Waterford, widow, Tailor, 25 Bridge St
Swansea Town Glamorgan
Agnes, 16 years, born Swansea, daughter, Tailoress
John,
14 years, born Swansea, son, Common labr
Mary,
11 years, born Swansea, daughter
Louisa,
10 years, born Swansea, daughter
Julia,
5 years, born Swansea, daughter
Margaret,
3 years, born Swansea, daughter
Thomas Tracy, Lodger,
Single, M,
20, Lab,
Port Law Waterford; 6 Egerton St, Barton, Lancashire
Bridget Tracy, Lodger,
Single, F,
21, Spinner
(C), Dublin; (same address)
William Treacey, 36
years, born Limerick, labourer, married, 35 Hopwood St. Liverpool Lanc.
Mary Ann, 33 years,
born Waterford, wife
Katey, 9 years, born
Dublin, daughter
Sarah, 7 years, born
Dublin, daughter
Michael, 4 years,
born Liverpool, son
Mary, 15 months, born
Liverpool, daughter
1881 Return of crimes
against human life
Waterford,
Michael Tracy Patrick Ryan, assult endangering life 6 Sep 1880 on Michael
Power, fined 10s. each at Petty Sessions. William Prendergast was also tried
for the same offence and discharged.
1881 Ship: Happy Go Lucky; Official number:
27350.
Michael
Tracy; rank/rating, Able Seaman; year of birth, 1831; place of birth, Dungarnon
[Dungarvan, Waterford?]; previous ship, Annie of Fleetwood.
BT 99/1303
1881
William
Tracy; rank/rating, Chief Steward; year of birth, 1838; place of birth,
Waterford; previous ship,
BT 99/1313
1891 Ship: Hutton Hall; Official number: 87954.
Thomas
Treacy; rank/rating, Able Seaman; age, 19; place of birth, Waterford; previous
ship, Caesarea of London.
BT 99/1708
1882 Return of judicial
rents
Thomas
Treacy of Ballinacourty Waterford, landlord Robert T. Lonegan, 1a/2r/23p, poor
valuation £1/15/0, old rent £4/9/0, new rent £3/6/0
Timothy
Tracey of Ballinacourty Waterford, landlord Catherine Lonegan & another,
2a/1r/17p, poor valuation £3/5/0, old rent £6/5/0, new rent £4/15/0
1882 Return of Payments to
Landlords
Declan
Treacy, 4 holdings, annual rent £65/5/8, amount paid £51/19/2
1883 Return of judicial
rents
Declan
Fitzgerald of Garranspot Waterford, landlord Declan Treacy, 17a/1r/3p, poor
valuation £10/10/0, old rent £13/6/0, new rent £12/5/0
1884 [C.4059] Arrears of Rent (Ireland) Act, 1882 -
Landlords
Declan
Treacy, Waterford, 4 holdings, £63.5.8 rent, £108.8.10 arrears 1880, £51.19.2
paid by commission
October 1884 National and Labour Demonstration,
Villierstown
...Michael
Treacy, secretary of the local Labourers' League...
1884 Report of the Proceedings of the
Congress By Society for the Preservation of the Irish Language
...Mr.
Patrick Treacy, N.S., Garranbane, Dungarvan.-The parents of 53 of the pupils
speak Irish ; has never attempted to teach Irish, though is most anxious to
establish a class, which he will soon do, and intends to qualify for a
certificate to teach the language...
The Poole Photographic
Collection [National Library of Ireland]
1884 Cabinet commissioned by Mr. Tracey, New Ross
1884 Cabinet commissioned by Revd. W. Tracey, Kilkenny
1885 Cabinet commissioned by Miss Tracey, New Ross
1885 Cabinet commissioned by Mr. Tracey, New Ross
1886/7 Cabinet commissioned by Miss Tracey, Michael Street [New Ross]
1887 Cabinet commissioned by Miss Tracey, Newtown
1890 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss B. Tracy, c/o Mr. R. White, Newtown
1891 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss E. Tracey, Tullogher, New Ross
1891 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss M. Tracey, Tullogher, New Ross
1891 Carte de visite commissioned by Mr. Tracey, Tullogher, New Ross
1896/7 Group commissioned by Miss Tracey, Industrial School
1900 Group commissioned by Mr. S. Tracy, New Ross
1906 Cabinet commissioned by Miss A. Tracey, Main Street, Cappoquin
1908/7 Carte de visite commissioned by Mr. J. Tracey, Fiddown, County Kilkenny
1908/9 Carte de visite vignette commissioned by Mr. G. Treacey, De La Salle College, Waterford
1909 Group of seven commissioned by Mr. Treacy, 7 Beau Street, Waterford
1910s? Rev Canon Patrick Tracey, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, hat off
1910s? Rev Canon Patrick Tracey, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, hat on.
1913/4 Cabinet commissioned by Mr. Treacy, William Street, Clonmel
1915/6 Cabinet commissioned by Con. Tracy R.I.C., Peters St. Barracks, Waterford
1918 In memoriam commissioned by Mr. Treacy-Redmond, Villierstown
1920s? Bride and groom : commissioned by Mr. David Tracey, Garden Flat, 49 Leinster Road, Rathmines
1920s? Wedding group of five : commissioned by Mr. David Tracey, Garden Flat, 49 Leinster Road, Rathmines
1922 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss Treacy, 48 South Street, New Ross
1922 T. Tracey, Barrack Street, Waterford, house and shop : commissioned by Mr. Tracey
1925 Rev Canon Patrick Tracey.P.P., hat off.
1926 Carte de visite commissioned by Mrs. James Treacy, Ballymagill
1926 Group commissioned by Mrs. Treacy, Gas Works, Carrick-on-Suir
1928 Carte de visite commissioned by Mrs. James Treacy, Parish of Tullogher
1947/9 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss Joan Tracey, Metropole Hotel, Waterford
1949/52 Carte de visite commissioned by Miss Phyllis Treacy, Maypark Nursing Home
“Irish Marriages” extracted from the “Irish
American” [see Declan
Treacy of Waterford and Youghal Cork]
Week ending April 23, 1887
Tracey-Fitzgerald
March 21, by special license, at
Cork.
M.G. Tracey, Bawnalog, Piltown,
County Kilkenny, son of the late Declan Tracey, Esq., to Teresa Mary, daughter
of the late Maurice Fitzgerald Esq., Rockview, Cloyne, County Cork.
(Michael Tracy/Treacy, Cork, 2nd Quarter 1887 Vol.
5, page 94 Marriages Register)
1887 Return of Masters, Mates, and
Engineers to whom Certificates of Competency were issued
Hugh
Treacy, second mate, Foreign Trade, issued 1 April 1886, No. 483
1887 Register of
Deceased Seamen
Wm Tracy,
aged 45 of
Waterford,
cook on the SS
Orizaba. Died
07/11/1887 of Heart Disease at Tilbury Dock, Liverpool. Discharged from ship
before demise.
16 July 1889 Freeman's
Journal
Law Intelligence...Declan Tracy...
November 5, 1889 (FJ) Waterford Shipping List
...Daring, sch, Treacey, from New
Ross to Meath, oats;...
15th May 1890 South Wales Daily News
Newport...sailings...River May 14
- Daring, Tracey, Dungarvan...
7 May 1891 Freeman's Journal
... Thomas Treacy, Aglish, Co
Waterford
1891 UK Census
Hugh Tracey, 16 years, b. Waterford, boarder, Cardiff, Glamorganshire
John Tracey, 21 years, b. Waterford, border, Cardiff, Glamorganshire
Mary Tracey, b. abt 1839, Waterford Ireland, living in Lancashire
Mary Tracey, b. abt 1874, Waterford Ireland, living in Lancashire
Michael Tracey, age 29, crew, single, f’man (seaman), b. Waterford. Ship Rhosina, Millwall Dock, London.
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 Treacy, Dungawan (Dungarvan
Waterford?) Ireland, 1907, 22 years, single, Mother Mrs Tracey Dungarvan. to
Bro Tim? Treacy, 10152 E 4th St Anaconda Most [Montana]. 5’-“, fair
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Dungarvan Ireland.
Bridget
Tracey, Dungarvan Waterford Ireland, 1904, 29 years, Springfield, Brother:
Thoma Tracey, 3 Rettico? Place ???
Bridget
Tracey, Dungarvan Waterford Ireland, 1904, 29 years, American, to Yonkers NY,
lived Springfield, Brother: Thomas Tracey, 3 Rittins Place, Yonkers, NY
Ellen Tracy, London England, 1922, 46
years, widow, 5'6", Dark complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, Last address:
Mrs Annie Newall, 8 Kelvin Grove, Princes Park, L'pool. To sister: Mrs John Fitzgerald, 1656, 3rd Ave, NY New
York. b. Villerstown, Ireland. [see Ellen Tracy 46, Annie Tracy 27, William
Tracy 16] [see below]
Annie
Tracy, London England, 1922, 17 years, single, 5'3", Dark complexion,
brown hair, brown eyes, Last address: Mrs Annie Newall, 8 Kelvin Grove, Princes
Park, L'pool. To aunt: Mrs John Fitzgerald, 1656, 3rd Ave, NY New York. b.
Dublin, Ireland. [see Ellen Tracy 46, Annie Tracy 27, William Tracy 16]
William
Tracy, London England, 1922, 16 years, single, 5'7", Dark complexion,
brown hair, grey eyes, Last address: Mrs Annie Newall, 8 Kelvin Grove, Princes
Park, L'pool. To aunt: Mrs John Fitzgerald, 1656, 3rd Ave, NY New York. b.
Aldershot, England. [see Ellen Tracy 46, Annie Tracy 27, William Tracy 16]
John Treacy, Macroom, 1902, 20 years
[Error due to scraps of pages should read John Treacy, Dungarvan (Waterford?)
Ireland, 1902, 20 years, single, Dungarvan, to Bro Timothy Treacy, Central
City, Col]
John
Tracey, St Paul USA, 1912, 46 years, railway servant, Sister: Ellen Treacy?
Piltown Co. Waterford. Wife: Ann Tracey, Thomas St, St. Paul Minn?, 11/1894 St.
Paul, 5’8”, dark complexion, dark hair, Grey eyes, b. Youghal Ireland,
Joseph
Tracey, Portlaw (Waterford Ireland?), 1898, 58 years, Irish [citizen crossed
out], to Lanox Mass, (been there 7 months in 1899, to friend Des Barry 900 Part
Street, Lenox Mass?) Citizen of Barkshire Mass 28 of January 1886 [Crossed out]
Kate Treacy, Aglish (Waterford?
Ireland), 1899, 25 years, single, Bro Daniel, 535 e 35th St New
York.
Margaret
Tracy, Cappquia (Cappoquin Waterford Ireland), 1907, 35 years single, Hkeeper,
Cappoquin Ireland, lived 1906 New York, to Aunt: Mrs J? Downing 601 S 7th
Ave Mt Vernon NY. 5’3”, pale complexion, aubuen hair, blue eyes. b. Cappoquin.
Mary Treacy, Cappoquin (Waterford?
Ireland), 1906, 22 years, single, brother Js Hno Treacy, 2209 Cliffon Ave
Minneapolis Minn.
Mary Treacy, Waterford
(Ireland), 1904, 36
years, single, America, Irish, lived Waterford, to Long Island, lived New York
1903, sister Mrs Frank McGee, 104 Vernon Avenue, Long Island, New York.
Mary Treacy, Lamberton USA, 1913, 23
years, single, father M Treacy, Cappoquin Co. Waterford. Non Immigrant Alien.
lived 1906/1913 7 years Lamberton, to Brother Rev J.J. Treacy, Lamberton Minn.
5’5”, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. b. Cappoquin Ireland. [Rev. John
J. Treacy d. 2 Mar 1916 Hennepin, Minnesota, aged 34, s. of Michael Treacy
& Nora Feney]
Patrick Treacey, Dungarvan (Waterford
Ireland?), 1903, 20 years, to sister Bridget, 1131 South? Street, Springfield
[see 1901 census Clonea Waterford]
Steven
Tracey, NY USA, 1919, 54 years, fireman, seaman’s home NY, Destitute Seaman Consular
Passanger, destitute seaman US customs, 20 years US, Brother: Thomas Tracey,
Barricks St, Waterford, Ireland. brother: Michael Tracey, 126ths.St. #239 W.
New York, 5’5”, dk complexion, br hair, br eyes, b. Waterford Ireland
Thomas Treacy, Dungawan (Dungarvan
Waterford? Ireland), 1902, 22 years, single, miner, Dungarvan, to fr John Kelly
New York NY.
Thomas Treacy, Waterford Ireland,
1922, 54 years, married, sailor, wife Mary E. Treacy 7 Barrack St Waterford. to
cousin James Byrne 437 West 124th Street New York NY. 5'8", fresh
complexion, brown hair, brown eyes, tattoos on arms. b. Duagh Ireland. [see
Tramore]
William
Tracy, Dromore (Aglish) Waterford) Ireland, 1910, 16 years, single, student,
Aunt Mrs Powers, Dromore, Waterford. aunt paid passage, to Mother Mrs Tracy,
2096 8th Ave, New York. 5’7”, fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes,
b. Dromore Ireland [travelling with cousin Hannah Hallahan 16] [see 1901
Census]
United States
Naturalization Petitions
Declan Treacy, born 24 Jul 1879 or 1880 Waterford, Ireland. Naturalised 1909 Boston & 1919 Quincy, Massachusetts
Ellen Treacy nee Burke, born 23 Mar 1885 Tuam, [Galway], Ireland. Naturalised 1943 Yonkers, West N Y. Spouse's Thomas Treacy born 25 Jul 1885 Dungarvan Waterford Irl
February 1893 The wreck of the
Moresby
Evidence
of Ballinacourty lifeboat crew...William Treacy, said he went to the boathouse
at midnight and again at 6 in the morning. He went home to get something to
eat. He was coming down from his own house through the field to the boathouse.
1894 Egan's Waterford Directory
John Tracey, 69 Barrack Street, Waterford. Sail Maker
Mrs. Treacy, 12 Barrack Street, Waterford.
Mrs. Tracey, Strand Street, Tramore, Waterford.
Michael Gould Tracy, Piltown, Youghal, Cork. Juror
National School Registers
Maggie
Tracey, b. 1889, 1894, Waterford
Maggie
Tracey, b. 1889, 1894, Waterford
1895 RIC Service
John Treacy, 53007, b. 1867
Tipperary North
53007 John Treacy, 20.5 years,
5'9.5", b, Tipp N, Catholic, married 3 May 1905 wife [Emily M] from
Waterford contd in Limerick, recommended by DI Huddy, farmer, allocated 11
April 88, served Clare 9 Feb 89 - Waterford 16.9.95 - Kilkenny 1.9.05, P.A.
Sergt 1.4.07 - P. Sergt 1.8.08, Reward, Pensioned 6.11.1913 53007D/78674, Contd
in Queens
8th August 1896 South Wales Daily News
Newport...Sailings...River Aug
7...Peri, Tracey, Dungarvan....[see 1907]
28th August 1890 South Wales Daily News
Newport...sailings...Darius,
Tracey, New Ross...
September 1896
- Gardener (Head Working); understands peaches, vines, fruit, flowers,
vegetables; leaving owing to present employer going away; highly recommended;
married, no family - P. Tracey, Ballysaggartmore, Lismore, Co. Waterford.
November
1896 - Gardener (Head Working); understands vines, peaches, fruit, flowers,
vegetables; highly recommended; married, no family; state terms - P. Tracey,
Dowth, Drogheda, Co. Meath.
December
1896 - Gardener (Head Working); thoroughly undersatnads his business; long
discharges; married, no family; highly recommended - P. Tracey, Dowth,
Drogheda, Co. Meath.
1899 Ballinacourty Lighthouse, Dungarvan
A record from 1899, for Ballinacourty which was
recorded by Light keeper, George Donleavy reveals that the market-cart man
John Shea was very ill and confined to bed. He writes ‘Went into Dungarvan with
John Shea, market man to put him in Hospital suffering from Rheumatism &
general disability’. Donleavy went to visit the sick man on March 11th, &
found him ‘very low & weak’. On March 13th, he records ‘Received news at 11.30 AM that John
Shea our market man departed this life at 7pm on yesterday in Dungarvan Union
Hospital, I proceeded to Dungarvan to arrange for his interment in Kilgobnet on
tomorrow’. He was an old & faithful servant & had served 44 or 45 years
as Market-man to this station’. The passing of John Shea left a vacancy and the
position was then open for a new man. Four tenders were received from the
following; William Treacy. John Treacy. Roger Power. & Peter Kiely,
All of those would have lived across the road from the lighthouse at ‘An Baile’. The tender was awarded to William Treacy.
1900’s
Ballinacourty Fife & Drum, Dungarvan
Members of the band are: Tom
Meehan, Tom Handrahan, Paddy Murray, Tom Kennedy, John Hayes, Pad Hogan, Tom
Hogan, Pates Cummins, Maurice Veale, Pats Morrissey, Mike Handrahan, Michael
Kiely, Dan Barry, Maurice Terry, Joe Murray, John Kiely, Declan Murray, Pats
Treacy, Larry Power, Jack Elstead, Tommy Power.
1900’s Ballinacourty Townland, Dungarvan
Family surnames that have survived from the early part of the nineteenth century and into the new millennium number just five, one of which is Treacy.
16 February 1901 (SS)
A sad drowning
fatality occurred at Waterford on Sunday Night, when a young woman named Tracey
[Bridget Tracy b. 1873?], a native of New Ross, was
drowned in attempting to rescue her sweetheart, who had fallen into the Suir.
August 3, 1901 Kentucky Irish American
On Wednesday
evening a dead body was found floating in the Suir at Grace Dieu, which is
believed to be that of Bridget Tracey,
a New Ross girl, who was drowned nearly five months ago. The girl's sweetheart
accidentally fell into the river, and she jumped in after him in a frantic
effort to save him. He was saved, but all efforts to recover her body were
fruitless up to Tuesday.
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
Catherine Tracey, 38, Waterford
Ireland, Eccles, Lancaster
Thomas Tracey, 38, Waterford
Ireland, Engine & Roler Driver, Eccles, Lancaster
Catherine Tracy, 43, Ireland
Waterford, Droylsden, Lancashire
Mary Tracey, 27, Co Waterford
Ireland, Cotton Card Room Land, Droylsden, Lancaster
Mary Tracey, 63, Co Waterford
Ireland, Droylsden, Lancaster
Margaret Tracey, 34, Ireland Co
Waterford, Ashton Under Lyne, Lancaster
Thomas Tracey, 24, Waterford Ireland,
Furnaceman Steel Foundry, Horwich, Lancaster
Thomas Tracey listed in 1901 England census on Waterford page.
Marriage Cert: 30/3/1901. District of Bolton, Lancs. Thomas Tracey age 28, of 6
Eminott? St., Horwich. Furnaceman. To Ada Ratcliffe age 24 of 11 Iron St.,
Horwich. Fathers - John Tracey (deceased) Labourer. George Ratcliffe. Railway
Wagon Spring Maker.
From the 1911 census he is living at 15 Armstrong St., Horwich. Furnaceman.
Place of birth Waterford. Children - Ellen age 10. William age 8. Mary age 5.
Thomas age 2. George age 7 months. John crossed out.
William Tracy, 27, Waterford
Ireland, Soldier, St George Hanover Square London
2/5 August 1904 The London/Edinburgh Gazette
July 9, 1904
Without Competition.
Postmen... Patrick Treacy. (Waterford)...
31 March 1905 List of Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of
National Education - Waterford
Bernard A. Tracy, 21 years 9
months [b. Waterford], served 2 years 6 months, Educated Lowtown Galbally
[Limerick]/St. Peter's Whitefriar St Dublin/Annascaul Annascaul [Kerry],
Serving in Kerry 7887 Knightstown B, Assistant
Brigid Treacy, 29 years 1 month,
served 6 years, educated convent Cappoquin, serving Waterford 7311 Mount
Melleray, Assistant
Timothy J Treacy, 27 years 8
months, served 5 years 3 months, educated De La Salle College Waterford,
serving Kilkenny 13265 St. Patricks, Assistant
August 1905 IT
RIC Transfers...John Treacy,
Waterford to Kilkenny...
US State Department records
Willie Tracy about 11 yrs old living
with grandfather William O'Keeffe, Dromore, Aglish, Co Waterford date
1906-10-18 [see 1901 census]
https://sites.google.com/site/irishgleanings/home/1-21-extracts-from-correspondence---part-21
Jun 29, 1907 (IT) RIC
A very pretty wedding took place
in Cappoquin on last Tuesday, 18th inst, at St. Mary's R.C. Church, the
contracting parties being Mr. Edward Dunne, RIC, fourth son of ex-sergeant L.
Dunne, of Waterford City, to Miss A.M. Tracy, youngest daughter of Mr. M.
Tracy, Main street, Cappoquin. After the wedding breakfast the happy couple
left for Killarney, where the honeymoon was spent. The presents wer numerous
and valuable.
1907 The Peri
The Peri was
built in 1872 by the Co-op Shipbuilding Society of Blyth in Sunderland and
registered in Waterford to Moloney and Co. It was a two masted schooner. Gross
tonnage: 101.13. Dimensions:89.8 x 20.3 x 9.15ft. Official No: 67632.
Registered in Liverpool in 1883, then in Waterford in 1893.The captain was
Michael Hally of Abbeyside. In October 1907 the Peri sailed out of Dungarvan on
its way to Newport, Wales, to pick up a cargo of coal for the Cork Brick
Company. The crew were Patrick Dwyer, Michael Tracey and James Young.
They had stormy weather on their return journey on the 2nd of November 1907. At
ten minutes to twelve that night the Peri crashed on the rocks at Seaview near
Helvick Head. The crew had abandoned ship. Michael Tracey went over board first
then James Young (aged 15). Captain Hally and Patrick Dwyer got to the base of
the cliff and climbed towards the top. Captain Hally lost his grip and fell.
Dwyer lost contact with him and eventually got to the top and a nearby house
owned by O'Sullivans. At 8 a.m. they discovered Captain Hally still alive
clinging to a tree and managed to rescue him. The bodies of Michael Tracey and
James Young were retrieved later that day.
Nov 4, 1907 (IT) Wreck of a Dungarvan Schooner
The schooner, Peri, belonging to Captain
Michael Moloney, of this town, was wrecked early this morning at Sea View, a
rocky coast between Helvick and Mino Head, of this county. The names of the
lost are Michael Treacy, mate, and
James Young, boy...
Photographs: http://www.waterfordcountyimages.org/exhibit/web/DisplayImage/K01Zi8B9hiCHE/1/The_Peri.html
1908 Return of advances under the Purchase
of Land (Ireland) Act - Henry Charles Villiers Stuart Estate
16/1/1908 James Treacy of Ballycurrane
Waterford, 5a/2r/5p, value £2, rent £1/13/0, not judical, vance £12, cash £12
1908 [Cd. 4359, 4375, 4394, 4410] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances
made under the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of January, 1908. -
Waterford
Jun 16 1908, James Treacy with Daniel
Healy, Ballycurrane, 5a2r5p & 14a2r14p, £2.0.0 valuation, £1.13.0 rent, £12
& £23 purchase price and advance
Jun 16 1908, James Treacy, Ballycurrane,
4a1r0p, £9 purchase price and advance
Jul 8, 1909 (FJ)...Assizes
for County Waterford...Mr. Treacy B.L. [JJ of Dublin?] appeared for the
appallents...
1909-10 Thom's Directory of the City and County of Waterford
Hugh or John Tracy, 7 Beau Street
(Cathrine St), Waterford City. Ship's Steward (moved from Tramore, house still
in family)
John Tracy, Scotch Quay, Waterford City.
Pensioner (moved from Tramore, retired customs officer)
Martin Tracey, 34 Barrack Street (opp
Side), Waterford City. Sailmaker
Matthew Tracy, Cappoquin, Waterford.
Grocer
Michael Tracy, Kilmacthomas Rural,
Woodstown, Kilmacthomas, Waterford. Farmer
Michael Treacy, Dromana, Aglish,
Dungarvan, Waterford. Grocer & Postmaster
Thomas Tracey, 7 Barrack Street, Waterford
City. Sailor
William Treacy, Dromana, Aglish,
Dungarvan, Waterford. Grocer & Publican
11 June 1910 (IT)
[picture] De La Salle Training College
(Waterford) Hurling Team...end third row...J. Treacy...
November 18, 1911 (ME) Death of Mrs. Murray, Tourin, Cappoquin The chief mourners were: Mr. Michael Murray, husband; Messrs Daniel and Ml Murray sons; Mrs Tracey, Mrs Flynn, Mrs M Phelan and Miss Lilly Murray, daughters...Mr. W. Tracey, Aglish. 3 June 1911In 1911, at Dungarvan Petty Sessions, Mr Foley, an Irish speaker, understood English but ‘appeared deaf to all questions in English’. Mr Ryan, for the defendants, said ‘I will make him speak English’ and Mr Williams for the plaintiff expressed the view ‘It is well you have confidence in your powers.’ Mr Williams then said ‘I must have an interpreter’ and a man called Mr Treacy ‘came forward and volunteered to interpret’. The witness answered some questions before they had been interpreted, which ‘convulsed the court with laughter which lasted for a considerable time, the magistrates on the Bench heartily joining in’ (Munster Express, 3 June 1911)Irish Language Court Interpreting 1801-1922. Mary Phelan. 2013 [thesis] 1911 Census of
Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1907 RIC Service
William Treacy, 62509, b. 1881
Tipperary
62509 William Treacy, dob 3 Oct 1881
[26 years], 6'1.875", b. Tipp jd from NR, Catholic, recommended by DI
Annesley, farmer, appointed 2 April 07, served Mayo 1 October 1907 - Waterford
16.4.1913, resigned 30.4.1920 62509D/42623, to better his position, Contd in
Tipp N.R. & Kings
Oct 5, 1907 (IT) RIC
No. 4
Company...William Tracy, do [Mayo]...
April 1913 IT
RIC
Transfers...William Treacy, from Mayo to Waterford...
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27 June 1913 The Bulletin, San Francisco - Death 28 June 1913 San Francisco Call Treacy - In
this city, June 26, 1913, Thomas F., husband of Catherine Treacy and father
of Catherine Treacy, a native of County Waterford, Ireland, aged 42 years. A
member of the Riggers and Stevedores Union...Internment Holy Cross
Cemetery... |
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Jul 18, 1913 (IT) Will of Mr. Patrick Joseph
Power, D.L.
...Faithlegg
House, Waterford...Mary Tracy, who had been in his employment
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service &
Pension Records
Michael Tracey, b. abt 1874,
Dungarvan, Waterford
Patrick Tracey, b. abt 1879,
Aghlish, Waterford,
1914 The Gas World [see
Sologhead Tipperary]
Mr. M. [Martin] Treacy, manager of the
Cairrick-on-Suir gasworks, has been appointed manager to the Wicklow Gas
Company, in place of Mr. W. Ewing,
1917 The gas world year book
Carrick-on-Suir
& Wicklow
G.W. Anderson,
M.J. (or T.) Treacy, R.B. Anderson
1931 The Gas World Year Book
Fermoy M. Treacy
Tipperary
Carrick-on-Suir (3) T. J. Treacy, owner.
11 December 1915 (NG)
Munster Hurling Championships - Waterford v. Tipperary
Waterford (T.F. Meaghers selected)...J. Tracey...
Mr. Edward Tracey, Fedamore [Limerick], refereed both marches
WW1 Merchant Seamen Medal Cards. BT 351/1
Hugh Treacy, b.
Waterford 1873
John Treacy, b.
Waterford 1868
ALSO
John Treacy, b. 16 April 1868
Waterford, County Waterford. Number: D904. BT 377/7/40865
Thomas Treacy, b. June 1868
Waterford City. Number: V342. BT 377/7/130586
1915 Merchant Navy
F Tracey; rank/rating, Fireman and
Trimmer; age, 47; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, Carpathia. Ship:
Zent 1915
F Treacy; rank/rating, Bosuns
Mate; age, 45; place of birth, Wateford; previous ship, same. Ship: Orduna 1915
H Treacy; rank/rating, Chief
Steward; age, 37; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, same. Ship:
Coningbeg 1915
Hugh Treacy; rank/rating, Chief
Steward; age, 38; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, same. Ship:
Coningbeg 1915
J Treacy; rank/rating, Boatswain;
age, 45; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, same. Ship: Protesilaus 1915
J Treacy; rank/rating, Bosuns
Mate; age, 45; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, same. Ship: Orduna
1915
Thomas R Tracey; rank/rating,
Fireman; age, 59; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, Metagama. Ship:
Montreal 1915
Thomas Tracey; rank/rating,
Fireman and Trimmer; age, 58; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship,
Highlander. Ship: Carisbrook 1915
Thomas Tracey; rank/rating,
Fireman and Trimmer; age, 59; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship,
Montreal. Ship: Kyleakin 1915
Thomas Tracey; rank/rating,
Fireman; age, 50; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, Carisbrook. Ship:
Metagama 1915
Thomas Tracy; rank/rating, Fireman
and Trimmer; age, 45; place of birth, Waterford; previous ship, Rosabelle of
London. Ship: Woodfield 1915
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Mathew T Tracey b. 10 Dec 1887 Abbyside Dungarvan [Waterford] Ireland,
declared naturalisation, Oiler, married wife & 2 children, lives 15 Ingram
St Yonkers NY
September 1, 1917 The
Gaelic American
Annual Oireachtas...Industrial Exhibitions (home produced foodstufs and artiicles of clothing)...May Tracy, Waterford [city]...
1918 Petition Against
Conscription
Annie Treacy, Barrack St
James Treacy, Barrack St
1920 US Census
Name: Declan Treacy
Residence: Quincy
Ward 2, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Estimated Birth Year:
1879
Age: 41
Birthplace: Ireland
Marital Status:
Single
1922-03-14 Petition for
Naturalization Massachusetts
Declan Treacy of Ireland (presumed Waterford???)
Year Immigrated: 1907
Witness 1: Martin Thomas Ahearn
Witness 2: Charles E. Simonin
State Registration Deaths
Name: Declan Treacy
Registration
District: Dungarvan
Registration Quarter
and Year: Apr - Jun 1953
Estimated Birth Year:
1877
Age (at Death): 76
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16 Sept 1921 Waterford News Treacy—Wednesday, 7th September 1921, after, a long illness,
Stephen Treacy, brother of Mr. Thomas Treacy, Tobacconist and Stationer, and Mrs.
Murphy, Barrack street, and of Mr. .Michael Treacy, U.S.A . R.I.P. American
papers please copy. 19th. June 1922 Photograph Mr [T] Treacy,
House & Shop, Barrack St. Waterford. [of Tramore] http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/P_WP_3037?loadLightbox=yes Frank Murphy Shop sold in 1948 by his widow. 21 March 2015 8 November 1947 - Waterford Standard Miss Mary
Tracey The death took place last week at an advanced age of Miss Mary
(“Molly”) Tracey, at her residence 74 Barrack St., Waterford. The deceased
lady was a well known and-popular figure in the area, particularly to the
hundreds of school-children who for many years have patronised her sweet shop
in Barrack street. Interment took place on Sunday in the family burial ground
adjoining Ballybricken Church. The chief mourners included Mr Martin Tracey,
Barrack St (brother) Mrs F Barrett, England (sister) and Mr F Barrett, do
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June 26, 1925 (II) Waterford South Ward – County Council Elections [Thomas
Tracey see Tramore]
(Ald.)
Treacy (A.T.)
Jul 4, 1925 (IT) Free State Elections
Waterford...South...T.
Treacy (S.F.)...
July 06, 1928 (ME) Waterford Municipal
Election - South Ward No. 4
...Thomas
Treacy...sixth count...Treacy...declared elected...
February 22, 1929 (ME) Waterford
County Board of Public Assistance
A
meeting of the above was held in Dungarvan...present...T. Tracey...
July 05, 1929 (ME) Election of Mayor
The
annual meeting of the Waterford Corporation...present...T. Tracey...
9 September 1926 Cork Examiner
...
Apply Mrs. Tracey, Aglish, Cappoquin, Co. Waterford.
1927 London Wills
Bridget
Treacy of Barrack-street Waterford spinster died 11 August 1927 Administration
London 3 September to Catherine Murphy widow. Effects £126.2.0 in England.
1928 Irish Mission for Immigrant Girls
in New York City
Mollie
Treacy, 1928, 20 years, from Waterford. Sponsor: Peter Ormond; Mrs. T. J.
Conway 1668 View Ave. New York City. cousin (Carinthia - September 30 1928)
1931 Cappoquin
Tr(e)ac(e)y &
Dunne, Main Street, Confectioners, Grocers, Tobacconists, Newsagents &
Stationers
17 July 1937 Dungarvan
Observer.
The troops of friends and well wishers in Portlaw and purlieus, of Miss Rose Treacy, Kildallon, Co. Cavan, extend cordial felicitations to her on her marriage to Mr James Coe. Miss Treacy who was formerly attached to the Marchioness of Waterford's domestic staff at Curraghmore House, won the sum of £5000 with a half-share in the "Sweet Afton" ticket which drew Laurett II in the Cambridgeshire Sweep last year.
Families By Ontario Genealogical Society 1996
C.J. Tracey, Sligo
John Tracey, Carlow
William Tracey, Waterford
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Anne-Marie Treacy, Lecturer in Music RWD B06, Music Department, University of Wolverhampton, Gorway Road, Walsall WS1 3BD, England. a.treacy@wlv.ac.uk Born into a musical family in Waterford, Ireland, I experienced an eclectic range of music during my formative years having attended everything from Waterford’s annual festival of Light Opera to “Spraoi”, a celebration of street music and art as well as traditional sessions of Irish music in pubs throughout Ireland. Along the way I also developed a keen interest in history. Currently I am working on French and English music c.1300-c.1450 analysing compositional style in the Old Hall Manuscript, Ms. Ivrea, and the Apt manuscript. I am also exploring issues of patronage and political commentary in the early poetry (pre- Canterbury Tales) of Geoffrey Chaucer and the music and poetry of Guillaume de Machaut including Le Remede de Fortune, and Le Jugement de Roi de Behaingne. Other interests include performance aspects of Medieval English Drama and I have worked specifically on the function of music in York 45: The Assumption of the Virgin. In addition, I have produced medieval plays for The Granary Theatre, University College Cork, including Fulgens and Lucres and Adam de la Halle’s Jeu de Robin et Marion. In addition, I am director of the University of Wolverhampton’s Early Music Ensemble, Réaltanna, which performs a repertoire of both instrumental and vocal music from the medieval and renaissance periods. Increasingly Réaltanna are also extending their repertoire to include both traditional Irish folktunes and compositions by contemporary Irish composers such as Michael McGlynn and Shaun Davey 1997. MA in Medieval Music & English Literature. National University of Ireland: University College Cork. (2.1) 1995. BA in Music and English. University of Ireland: University College Cork. (2.1). Anne-Marie Treacy Et pour la joie que j'avoie ce rondelet fis : the emotional use of song in Chaucer's Book of the duchess in Borderline areas in fourteenth and fifteenth-century music = Grenzbereiche in der Musik des 14. und 15. Jahrhunderts / edited by Karl Kügle & Lorenz Welker. Münster ; Middleton [Wis.] : American Institute of Musicology c2009 |
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He was
one of the first American car drivers to win International standing. Born
in County Waterford, Ireland, in 1872-3 he emigrated to the United States at
the age of 18 or 19 and later became an American citizen. Soon
after, he became a professional chauffeur and race driver. In
1899 Tracy drove a one-cylinder motor bicycle and while cruising down
Broadway he saw his first car. Answering an ad one day he presented himself
as a mechanic and set about working on his first car for a wealthy patron.
Additional clients who needed instruction in the operation and maintenance of
these new machines began to come his way. Soon
he was racing. Tracy participated in the 1904
Daytona-Beach Tournament driving a Peerless to second place in a 5-mile race.
Also in
1904 he entered the first Vanderbilt Cup race but never made it past the
second lap. In 1905, he won second place in a 100-mille event in Havana,
Cuba. He also drove in the 1905 Gordon Bennett
Race held in France, but completed only two laps after stripping gears of his
Locomobile. Tracy
was chosen by the ACA to represent the United States in the Gordon Bennett
Race over the Auvergne Circuit but his race ended with a stripped second
gear. Joe Tracy's greatest racing successes were
driving Locomobiles at the Vanderbilt Cup Races held on Long Island. He was
the only driver to particpate in the first five races associated with this
historic series (1904 Vanderbilt Cup Race, the 1905 American Elimination
Race, the 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race, the 1906 American Elimination Race, and
the 1906 Vanderbilt Cup Race). His best results were third place in the 1905
Vanderbilt Cup Race and first place in the 1906 American Elimination Race. In
all five races, Al Poole drove along side Tracy as the mechanic. His
racing career ended soon after the 1906 race. He
became a consulting engineer for the automotive industry. Joe Tracy died on
March 20, 1959 at Long Island, NY at the age of 86. Ref: http://www.grandprixhistory.org/drivers_us.htm http://www.vanderbiltcupraces.com/drivers/bio/tracy YouTube: A Tribute to Joe Tracy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEdXG8CwAhI The Last Race for Old 16 and Joe Tracy? (1946) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udTbxEVDS2w Kelvin
Smith Library Manuscript Collection Tracy,
Joseph (1872-1959) Automobile racing pioneer AMs,
27pp, varied sizes cut and pasted together, n.p. n.d. Speech comprising
reminiscences of automobile races ca. 1890-1910. Written on reverse sides of
business advertisement for Tracy's company: "Economy Tune-Up
Service". Fair. Significant wear and chipping at tops and bottoms of
pages. From the History of Science Collection. http://library.case.edu/ksl/collections/special/manuscripts/smith/ Joseph Tracy (1872 - 1959) (aged 86–87) Brentwood Cemetery, Brentwood, Suffolk County, New York, USA https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/81963381/_ [Note:The closest match I could find was Joseph Treacy b. 23 November 1869 Waterford Waterford (LDS) son of Peter Treacy & Bridget Harney] |
FAMILY HISTORIES
Deaths
William
Tracey died 1865, Waterford PLU, Aged 64, b. 1801
Ann Treacy
m. Murth Mckenzie 1817 Waterford & Lismore
Catherine Tracey
Bonfield
Birth: Jul. 20, 1836 County
Waterford, Ireland
Death: Jan. 18, 1912 Eganville Ontario, Canada
Spouse: James Bonfield (1821 - 1883)*
Burial: Saint James the Less R.C. Cemetery Eganville, Ontario, Canada
Created by: Donna McGinty Record added: Oct 07, 2010 Find A Grave
Memorial# 59719403
David Tracey
James Michael b. 1836 Waterford Waterford d. 23 July 1915 (LDS)
Elizabeth Tracy m. Thomas Hudson 1832 Waterford & Lismore
George Treacey m. Honora Dorney 1787 Waterford & Lismore
Hannah Treacy m. Joseph Delahunt 1811 Waterford & Lismore
James Tracy, 36 years, single, b. Co. Waterford, Ireland (s. of William &
Honora Fleming) m. Ellen Munnelly, single, (d. of Thomas & Mary
Doherty) 12 Jan 1892 Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts
Joanna Tracey m. Mathew Mcnemara 1783 Waterford & Lismore
Johanna Tracey & James Walsh
John, 23.11.1866, Waterford
Richard, 28.04.1869, "Kill,
Waterford" [1879?]
Mary Anne Tracy b. 1850 m. John Fling 1871 Waterford (LDS)
Mary Tracy b. 1842 Waterford m. Thomas Power 1863 Waterford (LDS)
Patrick Tracy (b. County Waterford) & Ellen Whalen (b: County Waterford)
Children:
Katherine
Veronica TRACY m. Gordon
Clifford DANIELS (b: 26 JAN 1886 in Greenfield, Saratoga, NY) 3 NOV 1928 in
Greenfield, Saratoga, NY,
Thomam
Tracy (Waterford) m. Birgittam Madden, St. Nicholas', Liverpool England. 19th
century.
Thomas Tracy married
Bridget Madden 1861
St Nicholas
Thomas Treacy
Mary Treacey m. William Keane 17/1/1891 at Waterford (Waterford 1891 2nd quarter 4 413)
Abbeyside and Ring (West
Waterford)
http://abbeysidereferencearchive.blogspot.com
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TRACEY TREACY |
Dungarven & Abbeyside, 1800's Ballinacourty, Dungarvan |
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Maria Treasy & Jacobi Heas?
Michaelem Neas b. ? Jun 1832 of Ballynacart? Sp. Patritio Heas? & Catherina Doyle? Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Maria Tracy & Jacobi Hays
Michaelis Hays b. 14 Oct 1833 Sp. Timothes Tracy & Maria Hays. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Dyonsii/Denis Tracy & Brigida Power
Michaelem b. 14 Dec 1829 Sp. Jacobo Hayes & Maria Tracy. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Alicia Tracy b. 19 Apr 1831 Sp. Edmundo Power & Johanna Daly. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thonam Tracy b. 9 Nov 1832 Sp. Joanne Power & Jescinta Kily?. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Winnia Treacy & Gulielmi Bennett
Gulielimus Bennett b. 18 Feb 1838 Sp. Joanne Tracy & Elena Daily. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Anastasia Tracy & Gulielmi Longan
Alicia Longan b. 22 Sep 1836 illeg? Sp. Edmundo Scanlan & Alicia Larkin. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thoma Tracy & Elena Corbett
Thomas Tracy b. 31 Jan 1838 Sp. Geraldo Lucas & Maria Terry. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Joannes Tracy married Ellena Mullins 19 Nov 1838 Wit: Thoma Oranan & Cath Ryan. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Jacobi Tracy & Ellena Moran
Alicia Tracy b. 18 Oct 1839 Sp. Wilms Maher & Catherina Ryan. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Anna Tracy b. 15 Nov 1840 Sp. Jonea Marty? & Johana Johen?. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Maria Tracy b. 24 Oct 1846 Sp. Michaele Daly & Catharina Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Honora Tracy b. 9 Jan 1849 Sp. Weilmo? Tobin & Maria Donahoe. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Timothi Tracy & Joanna Kiely?/Kelly
Anastasia Tracy b. 21 Jul 1840 Sp. Jacobus Kily & Aneistasia Keily. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Gulielmus Tracy b. 14 Jul 1851 Sp. Mileo Kelly & Brigida Donohue. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Joannes Tracy married Maria Foley 19 Jan 1841 Wit: Jacobo Foley & Honora Foley. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Joannis Tracy & Maria Foley
Johannem Tracy b. 20 Jun 1840 Sp. Joanne Hearn & Catherina Hayes Rossmore Parish
Mariam Tracy b. 10 Aug 1845 Sp. Patritis Killy & Maria Kane Rossmore Parish
Joannis Tracy? & Margarita Scitham
Maria Tracy b. 10 Oct 1846 Sp. Patritio? Byrne? & Brigida? Mimth?. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Alicia Tracy married Francisus Jacob of Ballinard [Ballinroad Dungarvan] 5 Feb 1856 Wit: Michael Hays & Maria Tracy. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Alicia Treacy & Francisci/Francis Jacob
Mariam Jacob b. 29 Jun 1861 of B. Corty [Ballynacourty? Dungarvan] Sp. Thoma Burke & Catharina Coffey. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Catharinam Jacob b. 8 Mar 1863 of Ballinclamper Sp. Patritis Neille & Honoria Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Mariam Jacobs b. 6 Aug 1865 Sp. Ricardo Wall & Margarita Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Alicam Jacob b. 16 Feb 1873 Sp. Edwarddo Longan & Johanna Crowley? Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thoma Tracy & Johanna Mulcahy
Joannem Tracy b. 18 Apr 1860 of Ballinacaurty [Ballynacourty Dungarvan] Sp. Joanno Mulcahy & Elena Cahil. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Michalis Treacy/Tracy & Margarita/Margaret Whelan/Whealon
Dionysium Tracy b. 16 Aug 1858 of Abbeyside [Dungarvan] Sp. Thoma Power & Johanna Flynn. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Margaritam Treacy b. 17 Aug 1861 of Abbeyside [Dungarvan] Sp. Patrito Flynn & Maria Whelan. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Mariam Tracy b. 6 Dec 1864 of Abbeyside Sp. Mathdo Organ? &
Margarita Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish (Bridget b.
5 December 1864 Dungarvan LDS)
Ellenam Tracy b. 24 Aug 1867 Sp. Joanne Terry & Catherina Power.
Abbeyside and Ring Parish (Ellen Tracy b. 25 August 1867 Dungarvan
(LDS)
Michael Tracey, sailor, & Margaret Whelan
Bridget Tracey b. 5 Dec 1864 of Abbeyside [Dungarvan]. Margaret Tracey mother Abbeyside her mark [Dungarvan Dungarvan PLU]
Margaritam Tracey married Thomam McCue 15 Oct 1879 Wit: Augustino Power & Joanna Doran. Abbeyside and Ring Parish [see above]
Margaret Treacy, 19, spinster, assistant housekeeper, lives Abbeyside [Dungarvan], (d. of Michael Treacy, sailor) married Thomas McCue, full age, bachelor, sailor, lives Abbeyside, (s. of Thomas McCue, dead, sailor) 15 October 1879 RC Chapel Abbeyside Wit: Augustine Power & Johanna Dower [Dungarvan Dungarvan PLU]
Margaritae Tracy & Thomae McCue
Thomam McCue b. 25 Jul 1880 Sp. Jacobo McCue & Joanna Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thoma Tracy & Johanna Power
Mariam Tracy b. 22 Apr 1863 Sp. Thoma Power & Hanoria Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thomas Tracy, 33 years, widower, sailor, lives Ballinnard [Ballinroad Dungarvan], (s. of Denis Tracy, fisherman) married Bridget Veale, 31 years, spinster, fishermans daughter, lives Ballinnard, (d. of Edmond Veale (deceased) fisherman) 24 November 1867 RC Chapel Abbeyside Wit: Roger Power & Ellen Cahill, their marks [Dungarvan Dungarvan PLU] signed their marks
Thomam Tracy married Brigidam Neale 24 Nov 1867 Wit: Rogeris? Power & Helena Cahill. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thomam Tracy married Aliciam Wall 9 Feb 1869 Wit: Ricardi Wall & Maria Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Thomas Tracey & Alice Tracey
Brigitum Tracey 13 Sept 1870 Sp. Edwardo Coummins & Brigida Power [note: in leg ??? juntis] (12 September 1870 LDS)
Thoma Tracy & Alicia Wall
Honoram Tracy b. ? Sep 1876 Sp. Petro Comming & Bridita Connors. Abbeyside and Ring Parish (23 July 1872 Dungarvan LDS)
Thoma Tracy b. 3 Aug 1879 Sp. Thomas Meade & Margaritae Tracy. Abbeyside and Ring Parish (3 August 1879 Ballinacourty (LDS)
Bridget Tracey (b. 12 Sep 1871 Ireland d. 09 Mar 1946 Springfield, Sangamon,
Illinois) (d. of Thomas Tracey b.
Ireland & Alice Wall b. Ireland)
Occupation: Housewife
Residence: Springfield, Sangamon,
Illinois
Burial Date: 12 Mar 1946 Calvary
Springfield, Sangamon, Illinois
William Tracy, 25 years, bachelor, labourer, lives Ballinacourty [Ballynacourty Dungarvan], (s. of Timothy Tracy, labourer) married Margaret Power, 29 years, spinster, house keeper, lives Ballinacourty, (d. of John Power, labourer) 13 February 1877 RC Chapel Ballinroad [Dungarvan] Wit: William Kelly & Hanora Power, signed her mark [Dungarvan Dungarvan PLU] signed their marks [not found in RC register]
Gulielmi/ William Tracy/Treasy & Margarita/Margaret Power
Timotheus Tracy b. 28 Dec 1877 Sp. Rogerius Power & Jane Kelly. Abbeyside and Ring Parish (28 December 1877 Ballinacourty LDS) to Montana (see below)
Joannem Treasy b. 4 Jan 1880 Sp. Gulelmo Kelly & Honeria Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish (9 Jan 1880 Ballina Waterford LDS) to Montana (see below)
Catherine born approx 1885 to Montana (Ellis Island)
William Tracy & Margaret Power
Timothy Tracy b. 28 Dec 1877 Ballynacourty, County Waterford (LDS)
John Tracy b. 9 Jan 1880 Ballynacourty, Dungarvan. County Waterford (LDS)
Timothy J. Treacy, 26 years, (s. of William Treacy & Margaret Power) m. Ellan Mulkern, 24 years (d. of Michael Mulkern & Margaret Lacey) 06 Sep 1906 Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
1910 Census - 803 East Fourth St, Anaconda Ward 6, Deer Lodge,
Montana
Tim Tracey Head M 32 b.
1878 Ireland, Immigration 1898, na, craneman, smelter,
Ellen Tracey Wife F 27 Ireland, Immigration 1903, married 3
years, 2 child 2 alive,
William Tracey Son M
2 Montana
John H Tracey Son M
0 9/12m Montana
1920 Census - 1004 East Fourth St Anaconda Ward 6, Deer Lodge,
Montana,
Timothy Tracy Head M 42 Ireland, Immigration 1898, Na 1910,
labourer smelter
Ellen Tracy Wife F
36 Ireland
William Tracy Son M 12 Montana
John Tracy Son M 10 Montana
Margaret Tracy Daughter F 6 Montana
Catherine Tracy Daughter F 4 Montana
Mary Tracy Daughter F 2 Montana
Isabelle Tracy Daughter F 1 Montana
Tim/Timothy Treacy/Tracey, smelterman/labourer/foreman/craneman, b.
Ireland & Ellen/Ella/Mary Mulkin/Mulkarin/Mulkoram/Mulkerin b. Ireland
William Tracey b. 28 Oct 1907 803
East Fourth Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, 1st child
John Henry Tracey b. 15 Jul 1909
803 East Pherid Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, 2nd child
Mary Alice Tracey b. 9 May 1917
1004 E 4th Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, 5th child
Isabel Treacy b. 13 Aug 1918 1004
E St Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, 6th child
William A Tracy died 29 Sep 1965 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, smelterman, served WWII,
age 57, b. 28 Oct 1907 Anaconda MT (s. of Timothy Tracy & Ellen Mulkerin).
Infdormant Mrs Earl Eccleston Anacona MT
John Henry Tracy, 25, b. 1910 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana (s. of Timothy Tracy
& Ellen Mulkerin) married Agnes Elizabeth Gregovich, 23, b. 1912 Anaconda
Deer Lodge Montana (d. of Mathew Gregovich & Katherine Kavaren) Wit: Leo
McKelvey & Ann McKelvey 31 Dec 1935 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana Roman
Catholic Priest
John Henry Tracy died 25 Sep 1961 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, welder foundryage 52, b.
15th July 1909 (s. of Tim Tracy & Ellen Mulkerin) informant Mrs
Agnes Tracey Anancona Mt
Margaret M. Tracey, 20, single, b, 1913 Anaconda Deer Lodge Co MT (d. of Tim Tracey
& Ellen Mulkeren) married Charles F. Mclean, 23, single, b. 1910 Anaconda
Deer Lodge MT (s. of Charles Mclean &Marie Davidson) Wit: Pat Dolan & Catherine
Tracey on the 5 Jun 1933 Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana, Roman Catholic
Priest
Catherine Ann Tracy, 21, b. 1914 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana (d. of Timothy Tracy
& Ellen Mulkerin) married Earl W. Eccleston, 23, b. 1912 Anaconda Deer
Lodge Montana (s. of Hamilton F. Eccleston & Diana Lezarby Knapp) Wit:
Edward J Cyr & Mary Alice Tracy 14 Jul 1935 Anaconda Deer Lodge
Montana Roman Catholic Priest
Mary Alice Tracy, 20, b. 1917 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana (d. of Timothy Tracy &
Ellen Mulchern) married Michael Francis Sullivan, 23, b. 1914 Anaconda Deer
Lodge Montana (s. of John D. Sullivan & Mary Murphy Wit: Isabel Tracy
& James T Mullen 9 Sep 1937 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana Roman Catholic
Priest
Isabel Frances Tracy, 22, single, b. 1919 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana (d. of Timothy Tracy
& Ellen Mulkerin) married Thomas B. Mccarthy, 26, single, b. 1915 Anaconda
Deer Lodge Montana (s. of Dan Mccarthy & Winnifred Morris Wit: Bernard
McCarthy & Margaret McGinley 25 Jun 1941 Deer Lodge Montana Roma Catholic
Priest
Tim Tracy, 20, b. 1921 Anaconda Deer Lodge MT , (s. of Tim Tracy &
Ellen Mulkerin) married Virginia Johnson, 16, b. 1925 Denver (d. of Chris
Johnson & Eva Craddock) Wit: Robert Tracey & Isabel Tracy 20 Jan
1941 Deer Lodge Montana Roman Catholic Priest
Robert L. Tracy, 21, b. 1925 Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana (s. of Timothy Tracy
& Ellen Mulkerin) married Elizabeth Jane Mcandrews, 22, single, b. 1924
Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana (d. of William Mcandrews & Elizabeth
Gilboy) Wit: William A Tracy & Charlotte Mae Reardon 23 Feb 1946
Deer Lodge County Montana Roman Catholic Priest
Timothy Treacy died 18 May 1958 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, craneman copper smelter age
77, b. 26th Oct 1880 Co. Waterford Ireland (s. of William Treacy &
Margaret Powers). Informant William Treacy Anaconda Montana
Timothy J. Tracy born 28 Dec 1877, died 18 May 1958 Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana, buried
Mount Olivet Cemetery
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=141592483
Timothy Tracy (b. 19 Nov 1878 in Waterford d. May 1958) m. Ellen Mulkerin (b: 17 Mar 1883 in Galway) 1906 Anaconda Montana
Children:
William TRACY b: Private
John Henry TRACY b: Private
Margaret TRACY b: Private
Katherine TRACY b: Private
Mary Alice TRACY b: Private
Timothy TRACY b: Private
Robert TRACY b: Private
Isabel
Frances TRACY b: Private
Ref: Laurie K. Mercier (2004) 'We Are Women Irish': Gender, Class, Religious, and Ethnic Identity in Anaconda, Montana, Montana Historical Society. [Includes wedding photograph]
John Treacy, 27 years, single (s. of William Treacy & Margaret Piner [Power], Dungarvan, Waterford, Ireland) m. Kate Quinn, single, 22 years (d. of Thomas Quinn and Mary Conly of Roscommon, Roscommon) 22 Jun 1909 Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Montana
Ellis Island
John Treacy,
Macroom, 1902, 20 years [Error due to scraps of pages should read John Treacy,
Dungarvan (Waterford?) Ireland, 1902, 20 years, single, Dungarvan, to Bro
Timothy Treacy, Central City, Col]
Annie Treacy,
Dungawan (Dungarvan Waterford?) Ireland, 1907, 22 years, single, Mother Mrs
Tracey Dungarvan. to Bro Tim? Treacy, 10152 E 4th St Anaconda Most
[Montana]. 5’-“, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Dungarvan Ireland.
Margaritam Tracey married Thomam McCue 15 Oct 1879 Wit: Augustino Power & Joanna Doran. Abbeyside and Ring Parish [see above]
Margaret Treacy, 19, spinster, assistant housekeeper, lives Abbeyside [Dungarvan], (d. of Michael Treacy, sailor) married Thomas McCue, full age, bachelor, sailor, lives Abbeyside, (s. of Thomas McCue, dead, sailor) 15 October 1879 RC Chapel Abbeyside Wit: Augustine Power & Johanna Dower [Dungarvan Dungarvan PLU]
Margaritae Tracy & Thomae McCue
Thomam McCue b. 25 Jul 1880 Sp. Jacobo McCue & Joanna Power. Abbeyside and Ring Parish
Patritius Treacy of Clonea [RC. Abbeyside and Ring Parish] (s. of Joannis Treacy of Clonea) married Margareta Daley of Stradbally (d. of Gulielmi Daley of Canariley) 5 Apr 1880 Wit: Laurento Lyons of Clonea & Maria Lynch of Stradbally. Stradbally Parish
Patrick Treacy, [full] aged, bachelor, school master, lives Clonea, (s. of John Treacy, dead, shoe maker) married Margaret Daley, ditto [full aged], spinster, servant, lives Stradbally, (d. of William Daley, dead, laborer) 05 April 1880 RC Chapel Stradbally Wit: Laurence Lyons & Mary Lynch, signed his mark [Kilmacthomas Kilmacthomas PLU] signed her mark
Denis Tracy, full age, bachelor, sailor, lives Abbeyside [Dungarvan], (s. of Michael Tracy, sailor) married Lizzie Foley, full age, spinster, shopkeeper, lives Abbeyside, (d. of Mathew Foley, dead, sailor) 19 January 1882 RC Chapel Abbeyside Wit: Patrick Murray & Margaret Frennell? [Dungarvan Dungarvan PLU]
Name: Tracey, Elizabeth; Tracey, Michael; Moloney, Alice; Maher, Margaret
Inscription: Erected to the memory of Elizabeth Tracey nee Foley who died at Abbeyside 14th June 1932. Her son Michael died 1st November 1907 and her Aunt Alice Moloney died 6th March 1908. Margaret Maher died 9th June 1952. R.I.P.
Note: S2 No.61B B.O'Keeffe & Sons
Graveyard: Abbeyside Graveyard
Source:
Abbeyside Reference Archive
Death Certificates
Alice Tracy, witness to Death 04 Jun 1873 of Honora Wall, labourers widow, Ballinacourty Dungarvan.
Bridget Tracy, Date of Death 15 Sep 1868, 32 years, Ballinacourty Dungarvan, fishermans wife.
Honora Tracy, Date of Death 30 May 1873, 9 months, Ballinacourty Dungarvan, labourers daughter, informant Aileen Tracy.
Johana Treacy, Date of Death 05 Jan 1884, 70 years, Ballinacourty Dungarvan, labourers
wife, daughter Margaret Treacy
Margaret Tracey, witness to Death 15 Nov 1893 of Michael McCue sailors child Abbeyside Dungarvan.
Margaret Tracey, witness to Death
29 Mar 1883 of her mother Margaret Whelan 96 years, tailors widow, Abbeyside
Dungarvan.
Margaret Tracy, Date of Death 07 Jun 1876, 34 years, Ballinacourty Dungarvan,
servant, spinster, informant Timothy Tracy.
Mary Treacy, Date of Death 02 Feb 1881, 16 years, Abbeyside Dungarvan, sailors
daughter, informant Margaret Treacy.
Michael Tracy, Date of Death 15 Nov 1873, 21 months, Abbeyside Dungarvan, sailors
son, informant Margaret Tracy.
Timothy Treacy, Date of Death 14 Jan 1886, aged 80, Ballinacourty Dungarvan, farmer,
widower, son William Treacy.
Lizzie Tracey, witness to Death
05 Jan 1883 of Mary Murray, sailors widow, Abbeyside Dungarvan.
Margaret Treacy, witness to Death
28 Feb 1888 of mother Hanora Power, 80 years.
Honora Tracy, Date of Death 04 Feb 1880, 65 years, Clonea Dungarvan, National School Teachers wife, informant Patrick Tracy.
Mary
Treacy, Date of
Death 26 Dec 1888, aged 3 months, Dungarvan, father Wm. Treacy clerk
Patrick Treacy, Date of Death 14 Jan 1889, 80 years, Clonea Dungarvan, teacher, married.
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Commemorating 700 years of
the Augustinian Order in Abbeyside Waterford led by 80 year old Fr. Declan
Treacy, bearing a sacred candle. 31 August 1990 Dungarvan Leader |
10 May 1941 Dungarvan
Observer. Death of Mr. Patk. Treaey, Ballinacourty, Dungarvan.
The death, after a rather protracted illness. took place at the Hospital, Dungarvan on Tuesday night of Mr. Patrick Treacy. Ballinacourty, Dungarvan. A hardworking, industrious farmer, the deceased who was of powerful athletic physique was a general favourite and his death in the heyday of life is deeply regretted and much sympathy is extended to his bereaved widow and other relatives. A very large concourse of relatives and the general public attended at the removal of the remains to Ballinroad Parish Church on Wednesday evening, where on arrival the coffin was received by Rev. Fr. Power, C.C. who recited the prayers for the dead. On Thursday after the celebration of Requiem Mass, interment was made in the family plot adjoining. R.I.P.
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07 June 2002 Waterford News and Star Deise Gaeldom Mounrs Tommy Treacy In the early hours
of last Sunday morning Tommy Treacy bade farewell to this world of ours at
the Waterford Regional Hospital. He was aged just sixty four. Tommy lived all of
his life in the homeplace in Ballinacourty, enjoying to the full every day
that God sent him. From his earliest years he had an infectious love of the
GAA and its games, and that inevitably meant an equally infectious love of
Abbeyside / Ballinacourty. Over the years he
rendered extraordinary service to the sister clubs in a variety of roles.
However his time as treasurer will always be recalled, being at the helm as
he was when fundraising took on a quite mammoth task for all those directly
involved. Most of all for Tommy Treacy. He never moaned or
groaned under the enormity of his GAA involvement. And for as long as Scor
lives on the name Tommny Treacy will live with it. He was passionate in
his support for and love of this particular social side of the Association,
and he travelled everywhere inside and outside the county when members of his
own beloved club were competing. For those of us
fortunate enough to have known and befriended Tommy we can, and will, forever
regard it a privilege. He was kindness personified in everything he did and
he was incapable of uttering an ugly or offensive word. In a sentence he was
one of nature’s true gentlemen. He will be close
enough to an impossible act to follow within the Abbeyside/Ballinacourty club
where he deservedly enjoyed his own special brand of legendary status. In
truth we may not seek his likes again. Fittingly the GAA
club did him proud at both the removal of his remains last Monday evening and
his burial on Tuesday. Tommy Treacy, a giant of a GAA man and club man,
deserved nothing less. To his surviving
relatives, including an elderly aunt in England, and Moll and Bernard Shields
who were so good to him over the years, the sincerest sympathy of this column
and columnist is extended. Go ndéine Dia trócaire ar a anam dílis. |
Aglish (West Waterford)
NOTE:
Marriage records which start 1877 and end 1880. There are more parish records
available than there are on the NLI films.
Maria Tracy & Mich Power
Thomas Power b. 2 May 1840 Sp. Guliulmus Hansfield & Brigida Ryan?. Aglish Parish
Michaelis Tracy & Helena [Brifida crossed out] Hallahan
Margaritam Tracy b. 18 Oct 1840 of Ballingown [Ballingowan Aglish] Sp. Michael Fitzgerald & Helena Bransfield?. Aglish Parish
Gulielmum Tracey b. 11 Apr 1843 of Ballingown Sp. Joanne Mullowney & Margarita Hodnet?. Aglish Parish
Michael Treacy died 1865, Dungarvan PLU, Aged 68, b. 1797, died 26 Oct 1865 Ballingowan [Aglish – Aglish RC], Whitechurch Dungarvan, Waterford, informant John Treacy.
Anne Tracey
of The Strand Youghal [Youghal] (d. of Michael
& Ellen Hallahan of Aglish [Waterford]) married Patrick Sweeny of Lower
Glanmire [RC & Rathcooney] (s. of Patrick & Bridget Connors of The
Rocks [?]) 31 Jan 1875 Wit: Patrick Herty of Youghal & Sarah Whelan of
Abbey Side [Dungarvan Waterford]. Youghal Parish
Anne Tracey,
full [age], spinster, servant, lives Youghal, (d. of Michael Tracey, farmer) married Patrick Sweeney, full [age],
bachelor, servant, lives Lower Glanmire, (s. of Patrick Sweeny, labourer) 31
January 1875 RC Chapel Youghal Wit: Patrick Harty & Sarah Whelan [Youghal
Youghal PLU Cork] signed his mark
Margarita Tracy/Treacy & Daniels Daly
Thomam Daly b. 29 Nov 1840 of Aglish Sp. Patritus Lee & Catherine Doody. Aglish Parish
Mauricum Dealy b. 17 Nov [or Dec] 1842 Sp. Joanne Connel & Margarita Donovan. Aglish Parish
Joannem Daly b. 6 Mar 1845 of Aglsih Sp. Dionysis Cody? & Brigida Collins alias Walsh. Aglish Parish
Maria Tracy & Jeremia Whelan/Phelan
Thomam Whelan b. 29 Nov 1840 of Villers town [Villierstown Aglish] SP. Gulielmo Ronayne & Johanna Trihy. Aglish Parish
Mariam Phelan b. 10 Sep 1843 Sp. Jacobo Danniel & Margarita Mohany. Aglish Parish
Catharinam Phelan b. 17 May 1847 of Villerstown? Sp. Thoma Brady? & Elena Blansfield?. Aglish Parish
Mariam Phelan b. 25 Feb 1849 of Viliarstown Sp. Joanne Kean & Ellena Kean. Aglish Parish
Helenam Whelan b. 19 Feb 1852 of Villerstown Sp. Patriti Bransfield & Johanna Burke. Aglish Parish
Michaelem Phelan b. 7 Jan 1855 of Vileristown Sp. Patritio Mernin & Brigida Mernin. Aglish Parish
Joannes Tracy & Maria Kenna/Kena
Joannam Tracy b. 15 Dec 1840 of Ballingown [Ballingowan Aglish] Sp. Guls Kernin? & Brigid Fowler?. Aglish Parish
Patricum Tracey b. 18 Mar 1843 Sp. Terentus OBrien & Honora Flennary?. Aglish Parish
Thoma Tracy b. 23 Feb 1851 of Ballinagown? Sp. Joan? Tracy & Brigida Towler. Aglish Parish
Laurentium Treacy b. 15 Jun 1854 of Ballingown Sp. Terence Phelan & Maria Kernin?. Aglish Parish
Michael Tracy, full [age], bachelor, baker, lives Ballingowan [Aglish], (s. of John Tracy, labourer) married Kate Moloney, Ditto [full age], spinster, N Teacher, lives Aglish [Aglish], (d. of Thomas Moloney, alive, smith?) 23 April 1873 RC Chapel Aglish Wit: John Tobin & Anne Meagher [Whitechurch Dungarvan PLU] [see above]
Michael Tracey & Catherine Moloney
Mary Tracey b. 16 Dec 1874 Ballinaparke [Ballynaparka Aglish/Kilmolash], Dungarvan, County Waterford (LDS)
Michael Tracey
of Aglish [Waterford] (s. of John
& Mary McKenna of Aglish) married Ellen Collins of Youghal [Youghal] (d. of
Michael & Mary Maloney of Aglish) 3 Mar 1878 Wit: Thomas Tracey of Aglish & Hannah Hassett of Nile Street. Youghal
Parish
Michael Tracey,
full [age], widower, baker, lives Aglish Co. Waterford, (s. of John Tracey, labourer) married Ellen
Collins, full [age], spinster, shop assistant, lives Youghal, (d. of Michael
Collins, farmer) 03 March 1878 RC Chapel Youghal Wit: Thomas Treacy & Hannah Hassett [Youghal Youghal PLU]
1878 Hydaspes
Sailed Plymouth England 10 August 1878 - arrived
Lyttelton New Zealand 9th November 1878
Colonial Nominated – Single Men
Laurence Treacy, 21 years, of Waterford, Farm Labourer
Hydaspes arrived Canterbury 09 Nov
1878 (assisted emigration)
Laurence
Treacy, 21 years, single, farm labourer, of Waterford
Lawrence Tracey, 90 years, b.c. 1854 Co Waterford Ireland, Timaru Cemetery S. Canterbury N.Z 06/09/1944
Timaru Cemetery, New ZealandPray for the soul ofLawrence TraceyBorn County Waterford EireDied 3 Sep 1944Aged 90 yearsR.I.P.https://www.timaru.govt.nz/services/community-and-culture/cemeteries/cemetery-search?BurialId=12121 Maria Tracy/Treasy & Patricii Comerford
Patricium Comeford b. 7 Mar 1841 Sp. Thomae Connery & Maria Walsh. Aglish Parish
Honoram Comeford b. 7 Feb 1842 of Coolroe [Ardmore] Sp. Joanne Treacy & Maria Huston. Aglish Parish
Catharinam Comerford b. 5 Mar 1843 of Coolroe Sp. Thoma Coughlan & Catherina Dower. Aglish Parish
Thomam Comerford b. 2 Jun 1844 of Coolroe Sp. Thoma Greene & Catharina Murray. Aglish Parish
Patritium Comerford b. 17 Aug 1845 of Dromore [Aglish] Sp. Joanne Cashman & Maria Doody. Aglish Parish
Mariam Comerford b. 14 Jun 1849 of Coolroe Sp. Jacobo Moloney & Maria Moloney. Aglish Parish
Thonam Commerford? b. 13 May 1850 of Coolroe? Sp. Anastasia Treasy. Aglish Parish
Ellena/Eleonora Treacy/Trasey & Joannis Daley
Johannam Daley b. 3 Jul 1842 Sp. Joannes Keating & Ellena Meskel. Aglish Parish
Mariam Daley b. 5 Sep 1844 of Dromore [Aglish] Sp. Michaele Treasy & Carharina Walshe. Aglish Parish
Margarita Treacy/Treasy & Francisci Flynn
Mariam Flynn b. 20 Nov 1842 Sp. Dyonsis Collens & Johanna Healy. Aglish Parish
Helenam Flyn b. 7 Dec 1844 of Aglish Sp. Joanne Treasy & Margarita Dee. Aglish Parish
Francisum Flynn b. 10 May 1847 of Aglish Sp. Joanne Tracy? & Catharina Duggan. Aglish Parish
Thomae Tracey/Treacy & Marie Sheehan
Mauritum Tracey b. 30 Dec 1842 Sp. Patritis Comerford? & Maria Tierney. Aglish Parish
Thommam Tracy b. 28 Feb 1849 of Aglish Sp. Joanne Cody & Brigida Fowlar. Aglish Parish
Catherinam Treacy b. 13 Apr 1850 of Aglish Sp. Thoma Connery & Maria Treacy. Aglish Parish
Rogerium Tracy b. Oct 1854 of Aglish? Sp. Patric? Mulvaney? & Maria Duffin. Aglish Parish
Catherinae Tracey & Joannis Ferrel
Joannem Ferrel b. 13 Dec 1843 Sp. Patrico Kiskil? & Ailina Kiskil?. Aglish Parish
Gulielmum Farrel b. 17 May 1847 of Aglish Sp. Joanne Tracy & Maria Foley. Aglish Parish
Thomas Treacy & Margaritae/Maria McEvoy/Macavoy
Danielem Treacy b. 4 Feb 1844 of Aglish Sp. Thoma Meskill & Helena Tierney. Aglish Parish
Catharinam Tracey b. 1 Sep 1847 of Aglish Sp. Thoma Neil & Johanna Hearn. Aglish Parish
Michaelan Tracy b. 28 Aug 1849 of Aglish Sp. Patritis Walsh & Brigida Staples?. Aglish Parish
Danial Tracy
died 3 Mar 1928 Bloomington McLean Illinois, age 84, b. 3 Feb 1844 Co Waterford
Ireland, Laborer, buried 6 Mar 1928 St Marys Cem [see Daniel
William Tracy Union Organiser & Government Executive Officer
USA]
Danial Tracy
(b.c. 1844 Co Waterford, Ireland d. 03 Mar 1928 Bloomington, McLean, Illinois,
Burial 06 Mar 1928 St Marys Cemetery) Aged 84, Occupation: laborer
Daniel Tracy
of Co. Waterford, Ireland & Kate O'Brion of Co. Sligo, Ireland
Margaret Sheridan (b. 18 Apr 1877 Bloomington, Illinois d. 26 Jan 1944 Bloomi