It may be
presumed that the Traceys of Wexford are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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The Traceys of Wexford can trace their history back to
the beginning of historical records, as Wexford formed part of the territory of
the Uí Bairrche. It would appear from the
records of the mid-1800’s that there was four main settlements of families:
North Wexford (close to Arklow, Co. Wicklow); Central Wexford (Enniscorthy and
Ferns); South East Wexford (Wexford Town and Rosslare); and South West Wexford
(New Ross). Named after the Traceys, there are the townlands of Ballytracey
(Baile Uí Threasaigh, Ballegresaigh, Tracey’s Town) just north of Boolavogue,
four miles south east of Ferns, and in the south Tracystown [Traceystown] East (Baile Uí Threasaigh Thior) and Tracystown West (Baile Uí
Threasaigh Thiar), located 3 miles
south-east and 2 miles west of Taghmon respectively. In the Grand
Panel of the county of Wexford of 1608, there is a reference to Illanstrassock
(Tracey’s bog/marsh islands) in the Barony of Gwery [Gorey]. The best match may
indicate that it is the Island townlands of the civil parish of Rossminoge,
west of Gorey Town. South Wexford has early State historical records dating
from 1280 to 1307, but there does not seem to be any references after this
date, until modern times.
|
William (Bill)
Treacy (1925-2014)
of
Clongeen Co. Wexford and
life President of London GAA since 1997 and
member of the Hall of Fame. |
Mícheál Ó Treasaigh (1924-1973) of Enniscorthy Co. Wexford member of Sinn Féin, Comhaltas
Ceoltoiri Eireann and many other organisations. He was a member of
Enniscorthy Urban District Council for fourteen years, of which body he was
twice elected chairman (July 1967 & July 1969). He was a founding
director of Enniscorthy Credit Union in 1964. He was engaged in many
campaigns including the National Waters Restoration League in 1970 to remove
feudal rights to river fishing. |
Joe
M Treacy of Enniscorthy
Rehab Group Chairman 2003 to 2006 Managing
Director of First National Building Society to 1993. He started working there
in 1954, when it was known as the Working Man's Benefit Society. Captain
of Elm Park Golf Club, Dublin, 1985 |
Mary Purcell (nee Tracey) whose father came from
Enniscorthy. Held Irish records for
800m, 1500m and 3000m between 1972 and 1976. She won BLE titles for 800m
1973; 1500m 1972-6, 1978 & 1980; cross-country 1973 and 1980; marathon
1982. British WAAA titles for 800m 1972 & 1973, silver 1984; 3000m 1975
& 1976. Dublin City Marathon 1983 Olympic athlete 1972 & 1976. Texaco
Sportstar Award for Athletics 1973. Athletic Ireland Hall of Fame 2018. |
Traceys of North
Wexford (PLUs Gorey and Shillelagh)
See
also Arklow/Avoca, Co. Wicklow.
The following newpaper reference may refer to
Kilgorman, Co. Wexford:
6 November 1770 Freemans Journal
To the Committee for conducting the
Free-Press
Dearest Brethren,
As the Freedom and Liberty of the
Press, is no small Part of the Happiness of the Subject, and that through the
Channel of your Paper, Facts can be related without Distinction of Persons; I take
the Liberty of requesting you to insert in your next Paper the following Case,
which you may rely on being a Fact, having seen it on Record in the Court of
Exchequer.
Not 100 Miles from the upper End of
Great Britain-street, lives a young Reverend Parson, from Size, and surprizing
abilitiees well qualified for a Mitre, and from his Marraige to the Niece of a
Right Reverend, not without Hopes of one. This Gentleman's Father, A Resident,
near Arklow, in the County of Wicklow, where he had a small Estate and some
Leasehold Interests, in or about the Year 1745, set about 70 Acres, Part of his
Leaseholds, to one Garret Tracy, at
a Rent of about 11s. an Acre, which Lease and Premises this Tenant has since
held, and more frequently for that Time paid the Rent before than after it was
due, as appears by the Receipts. This young Parson on the Death of his Father,
as only Child, became seized of his whole Possessions, and in the Year 1769
applied to said Tracy, to surrender his old Lease, so made by his Father, and
take a new one from him, at a rent of about 18s. an Acre, which said Tracy
agreed to, and this young Parson having declared the greatest Regard for his
and his Father's good old Tenant, who not only paid him before Hand, but was
ready on all Occasions to join him in Security, told this poor simple honest
Man that to save him Expence, he would draw the Leases; accordingly printed
Leases were filled up and executed by said Parties, but the old ones, through
the Design of his Reverence not cancelled or surrendered. His Reverence then
alledging, as is likely was the case, that he was in Want of Money, applied to
his Tenant to advance him a Year's Rent, and he not having it in his Power to
comply with his Request, his Reverence, in Hillary Term last, caused a Bill of
Discovery to be filed against this old Tenant, on the aforesaid Transactions,
and is proceeding thereon, to dispossess him of his Farm.
Quere, was it upon such Principles,
the Acts against the Growth of Popery were founded?
As I am not acquainted with any of the
Parties, if his Reverence will Please to quiet his honest Tenant, in the
Possession of his Farm, and be for the future more careful of his Conduct, it
is all that intended by,
Gentlemen,
Your Well-wisher,
John Telltruth
The Tithes records list:
James & L Treacy of Kilpatrick (27a/0r/0p 1833
(ref 31/17)) and Michael Treacy of Cloneranny (9a/3r/0p, 1833 (ref 31/17)), all
of Kilgorman.
Rich Treacy, Mangan, Kilnahue, North Co. Wexford, 2
lots 6a/0r/0p & 5a/0r/0p, 1834, (ref. 31/17)
10
March 1841 Wexford Independent
Registry of Freeholds...252 Michael Treacy,
Clonranny, do [farmer], do [freeholder], do [houses and land], Clonranny
Kilgonnan, do [Gorey]. [£] 10
Issued at Dublin 12th Feb 1845. Seaman Ticket.
No.260,480
Michael Tracey, born Cloneraney
Wexford in 1815.
Fish[erman], 5'7.5", brown
hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion.
First went to sea as Fishm in the
year 1835. When unemployed resides at Arklow.
In the valuation of 1845, Bridget Tracey had a
house, office and cow house in Kilpatrick, Laurence Tracey had a house & 2
offices at Kilpatrick Kilgorman [exempt],
Wm Tracey a house, barn, car
house & stable, dairy stable at Kilmichael Kilgorman and Michl Tracey had a
house, barn & stable, Cow & Cai house at Cloneranny Kilgorman (exempt)
In the valuation of 1852,
William Treacy had a house & office, Bridget Treacy had a house, Rose
Treacy had a house & office in Kilpatrick. William Treacy had a house,
barn, car house and dairy in Kilmichael. Michael Treacy had a house, barn and cow
house in Cloneranny.
In
the Griffiths Valuation of 1853 the following were recorded:
John
Treacy and lessor Michael Treacy of Cloneranny; William Tracey of Kilmichael;
William Tracey, Bridget Tracey and Rose Tracey of Kilpatrick; all of the Civil
Parish of Kilgorman.
The
record for Martha Tray is also included, as it may be a spelling error, but she
may be related to the Trays of Arklow.
Cloneranny townland of the Parish of Kilgorman (Ord. S. 3 & 7) 342 acres
|
Map (# of 10) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
5a |
John Treacy |
Hamilton K.G. Morgan |
House, offices and land |
21a 1r 30p |
£13.10.0/£1.5.0 |
|
5b |
John Donnelly |
Michael Treacy |
House |
- |
£0.5.0 |
|
5c |
Margaret Kavanagh |
Michael Treacy |
House |
- |
£0.5.0 |
Kilmichael townland of the Parish of Kilgorman (Ord. S. 3 & 7) 342 acres
|
Map (# of 10) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
1a |
William Tracey |
James Doran |
House, offices and land |
41a 2r 17p |
£28.5.0/£1.10.0 |
|
1b |
Isabella Boland |
William Tracey |
House |
- |
£0.5.0 |
Kilpatrick townland of the Parish of Kilgorman (Ord. S. 3 & 7) 248 acres
|
Map (# of 8) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation (land/buildings) |
|
3 |
Wm Tracey and others |
Joseph Salkela |
Land (common) |
87a 0r 25p |
£0.15.0 |
|
4 |
William Tracey |
Joseph Salkela |
House, offices and land |
53a 1r 14p |
£31.0.0/£0.15.0 |
|
7 |
Bridget Tracey |
Joseph Salkela |
House and land |
20a 2r 15p |
£14.0.0/£0.15.0 |
|
8 |
Rose Tracey |
Joseph Salkela |
House, offices and land |
19a 2r 22p |
£13.0.0/£1.0.0 |
Coolnagloose townland of the Parish of Kilcavan (Ord. S.
3?) 203 acres
|
Map (# of 9) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
9c |
Martha Tray |
Hugh Boland |
House |
- |
£0.10.0 |
15
October 1853 Wexford People
County Traverse Club...cess payers...
Inch
...William Tracy, Kilmichael, James Tracy,
Kilpatrick...
1856 Gorey
Peter Tracey, 21 Years, 5'5", Blue Eyes, Fair
Hair, Fair Complexion, Lives Gorey, Rc, Dealer,
21-Jan-1856, Stealing Tea, Prison Wexford
In 1860, at the Wexford Crown Court, there are the
following references in the Brien Murder trial...went to first mass at
Castletown chapel...Rody Tracy's house...James Tracy was looking out of the
window and say a woman lying on the ground; saw prisoner stooping over her...
18 July 1860
Wexford Independent
Wexford Summer Assizes...Redmond Brien...attempt to
murder Margaret Brien, the wife of his brother, John Brien, at Clone [Clones
Kilgorman] in this county...went to mass at Castletown...that was about ten
yards from a man named Tracy's house...ran for a sprong to Tracy's house but
James Tracy took it from me [John Brien]; it was Tracey's sprong...Tracey is
now in Wexford...Tracey took the sprong from witness, and said he would allow
no murder...he ran down to Rosy Tracy's house...James Tracy examined...
28 July 1860
Wexford People
...it was resolved that £1 10s. be given John Tracy to
assist him to emigrate to Montreal —his mother, who was sent out by the Board,
having transmitted f 4 to pay his passage
01 August 1860
Wexford Constitution.
Gorey Union
...the sum of £1 be given to John Tracy, to assist his
emigration to Quebec, he having spent several years in the house, and having
received £4 from his Mother in Montreal to pay his passage. Passed.
20 January
1864 Wexford Independent
Gorey - from our own correspondent...The attemped
murder by shooting near Arklow. I am informed that a Mr Beaky of Dublin,
purchased the lands occupied by respectable farmers named Murphy, Tracy and Gregory, who held that land
for a considerable period, and greatly improved it - and, in fact, built out offices,
&c., and paid their rent up to the day. Mr Murphy, I am told, built the
coast guard station at Kilmicheal, but all were disposed of their holdings. The
man that was fired at was a brother to Mr Beaky that purchased the land. The
shot was fired from the lower story, and several grains penetrated the boards
of the loft, and were found under the bed. There was a notice posted upon the
door, stating that if he did not repair what he had done, to prepare for
eternity; and also "That Tipperary Pat had come." There was a coffin
drawn out on the notice posted. [Griffith’s Valuation has a John Gregory of
Kilmichael]
Frances
Tracey died 1864, Gorey PLU, aged 52, b. 1812, died 30 Jan 1864 Ash Wood
[Ashwood Kilgorman] Gorey Wexford, [female] see Avoca Wicklow
In March 1865, a woman named Charlotte Tracy about 35
or 40 years of age, took suddenly ill yesterday evening in one of the carriages
of the Dublin and wicklow Railway, at Harcourt street Terminus. She was a
servant in Lower Gardiner street, and was proceeding to her friends at Gorey,
county Wexford. [There is a Charotte Treasy born in Wexford in 1845]
In December 1870, in The Nation, the following were
contributors to the Ambulance Committee in aid of the French Army, from
Tomnahely, Inch, Gorey and neighbourhood, Wexford...William Tracy...Mrs Mary A
Tracy, Clones Upper[?]...Garret Tracy, Kilgorman[?]...
John
Treacy died 1870, Gorey PLU, Aged 64, b. 1806
Garret Tracey died 2 Jan
1871 Ashwood [Kilgorman Wexford],
widower, age 64, b. 1807, labourer, Mary Tracey her mark present at death
Ashwood [Kilgorman Coolgrenney Gorey PLU Wexford] see Avoca Wicklow.
1889
Merchant Navy: James Trasey, b. 1830
Kilpatrick Co Wexford, served Dec 1889 on Geraldine, last ship Water Witch of
Arklow, hand, discharged 1st Dec 1889 Arklow
6 March 1890
Garret Treacy of Scarnach [Inch Gorey, beside Ashwood]
Co. Wexford, pleaded guilty, Deft ont Feb 9 at Carlow did leave a cart his
property on the public St so as to obstruct the passage thereof, paid fine of
5/- with costs 1/-
Admistration of the estate of James Treacy late of
Kilpatrick Castletown Gorey County Wexford farmer who died 10 December 1901
granted at Dublin to Catherine Reilly widow Effects £47
1910 RIC Service
[see William Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
James Treacy, 54486, b.
1869 Kilkenny
54486
James Treacy, 21 years 5 months, 5'9.75", b. Kilkenny, Prot, married
5.2.98 wife [Elizabeth
Scollard see Abbeydorney RC] from Kerry, recommended by DI
Maxwell, farmer, allocated 15 Aug 90, served Kerry 1? May? 91 - Limerick
12.3.98 - Queens Co 1.10.02 - Wexford 12.5.10, 4 Punishments, Pensioned 1.4.21
69448D, pension £164.13.4, Contd Carlow
May 2, 1910 (FJ) RIC
...Constable
Jas. Treacy, Queen's Co., to Wexford...
Constable Treacy (Clonaslee, Queen's
County). HC Deb 07 July 1910 vol 18 c1768 1768
§
Mr. DELANY asked the Chief Secretary whether his attention has been called to
the case of Constable [James] Treacy,
lately stationed at Clonaslee, Queen's County, against whom it was alleged that
on a certain Sunday in October last, when acting as barrack orderly between
nine and ten o'clock at night, he stopped two men outside the barracks, and,
after procuring drink for them from an adjacent public-house, incited them to
smash the bicycle belonging to the sergeant of a neighbouring station and throw
it into the river; that on another occasion this constable supplied horns to
two young men, prompting them at the same time to sound a local Protestant,
lately married, with the object of annoying the sergeant; and that he advised
certain persons to feign drunkenness before the sergeant, get arrested, and
then go before a doctor and a magistrate and charge the sergeant with unlawful
arrest; whether he is aware that evidence of a most reliable character is
forthcoming in support of those charges; and will he grant a public sworn
inquiry in order that the allegations against this constable may be thoroughly
investigated?
§
Mr. REDMOND BARRY My attention has already been drawn to the matters referred
to in the question, which were investigated by two experienced police officers
some months ago. The Inspector-General then came to the conclusion that the
case of Constable Treacy would be sufficiently met by his transfer to another
county, as already ordered on other grounds. I see no reason for any further
inquiry.
Royal Irish Constabulary (Constable
Treacy).HC Deb 13 July 1910 vol 19 cc573-4W 573W
§
Mr. DELANY asked the Chief Secretary whether he can say upon what date
Constable Treacy left Clonaslee, and where he is at present stationed; and
whether he is engaged in ordinary police duties?
§
Mr. BIRRELL Constable Treacy left Clonaslee on 14th May and is at present
stationed at Coolgreaney [Coolgreany Co.
Wexford]. He performs ordinary police duties.
Royal Irish Constabulary (Constable
Treacy).HC Deb 14 July 1910 vol 19 cc591-2 591
§
Mr. REDDY (for Mr. Delany) asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he
will order a magisterial investigation into the charges preferred against
Constable Treacy, lately stationed at Clonaslee, Queen's County, seeing that
the evidence of eight independent witnesses is forthcoming charging this
constable with incitement to crime and outrage on three distinct occasions?
§
Mr. BIRRELL As the hon. Member has already been informed, this matter has been
investigated by two experienced police officers. The constable has been
transferred to another county, and I see no reason for any further inquiry.
§
Mr. REDDY (for Mr. Delany) asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether, at
the inquiry held on 19th April at Clonaslee, Queen's County, by
District-Inspectors O'Connor, Kanturk, and Wallace, Cappawhite, into the
charges of incitement to crime and outrage preferred against Constable Treacy,
the evidence was taken on oath; and whether he will lay a copy of the report of
those two police officers and the minutes of evidence upon the Table of the
House?
§
Mr. BIRRELL Evidence was not taken on oath at the inquiry referred to. I do not
propose to lay upon the Table of the House a copy of the report of the officers
who conducted the inquiry.
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1901 Census |
1911 Census |
|
KILGORMAN James Treacy, 68, M, 4 Kilpatrick, Kilgorman,
Wexford, Farmer, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Not Married, Co Wexford
[died 1901] Andrew
Reilly, 30, Male, Nephew, Roman Catholic, Not Married, Co Wexford LIVING IN DUBLIN Daniel Tracy, 36, M, 3.2 Portraine Demesne,
Donabate, Dublin, Carpenter, Catholic, Boarder, Not Married, Co Wexford LIVING IN WICKLOW John Treacy, 53, M, 6 Ballygahan Lower, Ovoca,
Wicklow, Pensioner Sergeant R.I.C, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Married,
Queen's County Mary Treacy, 53, F, Ballygahan Lower, Ovoca,
Wicklow, Roman Catholic, Wife, Married, Co Wexford Anne Mary Treacy, 17, F, Ballygahan Lower, Ovoca,
Wicklow, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Co Tipperary Peter Treacy, 15, M, Ballygahan Lower, Ovoca,
Wicklow, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Wexford John Treacy, 13, M, Ballygahan Lower, Ovoca,
Wicklow, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Wexford |
COOLGREANY
James Treacy, 41, M,
1 Knockbaun, Coolgreany, Wexford (CoI, Constable RIC, b. Kilkenny) Elizabeth Treacy, 33, F, Knockbaun,
Coolgreany, Wexford (CoI, married 13 years, 6 children, b. Kerry) Gertrude B Treacy, 11, F,
Knockbaun, Coolgreany, Wexford (CoI, b. Limerick) William S H Treacy,
8, M, Knockbaun, Coolgreany, Wexford (CoI, b. Limerick) Lionel A Treacy, 6, M,
Knockbaun, Coolgreany, Wexford (CoI, b. Laois) Linda O Treacy, 5, F,
Knockbaun, Coolgreany, Wexford (CoI, b. Laois) [Note: also son Nicholas James Treacy, 10 years – who emigrated
to Australia] LIVING IN WICKLOW John Treacy, 63, M,
9 Ballygahan, Lower, Avoca, Wicklow (head, Ex Sergeant R.I.C. and farmer, b.
Queens) Mary Treacy, 62, F, Ballygahan,
Lower, Avoca, Wicklow (married 32 years, 5 child, 3 alive, b. Wexford) Anne Mary Treacy, 25, F,
Ballygahan, Lower, Avoca, Wicklow (daughter, single, b. Tipperary) John Thomas Treacy,
22, M, Ballygahan, Lower, Avoca, Wicklow (son, farmers son, single, b.
Wexford) LIVING IN ENGLAND 31 Godolphin
Road, Shepherds Bush W London Peter Treacy, 25, Boarder, b. Gorey County
Wexford Ireland, Single, Bankers Clerk |
British Postal Service Appointments
Jas P Tracey,
1913,
Carlow
Jas P Tracey,
1914,
Learner, Gorey
Oct 24 1923
(FJ) Ulster
From Wexford to Tyrone. - Miss I. [L?] Treacy (Wexford),
Derrchrin, N.S. Coagh [Tyrone] has been appointed assistant teacher in
Stewartstown N.S. No.2, in sucession to Miss Annie Kelly resigned on marriage.
12 Mar 1928
Proposed Garage at Coolgreaney
...Patrick S. Treacy for vacant plot of ground on the
lower side of the ball alley at Coolgreaney on which to build a
garage...[refused]
13th May 1935
Plot Of Ground At Coolgreaney
Mr. Patrick S. Treacy, Coolgreaney, applied for vacant
piece of ground on the lower side of the Ball-alley, Coolgreaney, for building
purposes.
Mr. Treanor, Assistant Surveyor for the district,
reported that the Council should not give approval to Mr.Treacy's application
as in his (Mr.Treanor f s) opinion the plot in question did not belong to the
Council.
No order.
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Nov 11, 1948 (II) Marriage Mr. T. [Thomas] Tracey,
Wexford and Miss Maura [Mary] Keane, Griffith Avenue, Dublin after their
marriage at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, Marino. |
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St. Fintan's
Cemetery, Doon South, Doon, Limerick
In Loving Memory Of Mrs Nora Murphy Late of Kilpatrick
Wells Co. Wexford Died 16th July 1951 R.I.P. Erected By Her Nephew James Treacy
http://historicgraves.com/st-fintan-s/li-doon-0048/grave
BIRTH & MARRIAGE
RECORDS
Anne Tracy & Miles Darcy of Kilpatrick - Arklow
parish
Margt Darcy bapt 18 January 1818 Sp. Miles Mainsfold
& Dorethy Quin
Jas Tracy married Bridget Leonard 28 April 1818 Wit: Owen
Hegarty & Elisa Murray. Arklow Parish
Jas Tracy/Treacy & Bridget Leonard of Kilpatrick - Arklow parish
Mary Tracy bapt 4 July 1818 Sp. Jrh Long & Margt LeonardSarah Tracy bapt 16 May 1820 Sp. Pat Leaonard & Mary LongJas Tracy bapt 10 July 1822 Sp. Batw & Marg ReillyJno Tracy bapt 7 Feb 1824 Sp. Andw Leonard & Mary KeoghBridget Tracy bapt 10 May 1829 Sp. Pat & Mary TracyJas Tracy b. 27/25 Nov 1831 Sp Thos Hughes & Cath MurrayMargt Tracy b. 25/26 April 1838 Sp Edwd Tracy & Margt Brien Elizabeth Treacy b. 30/28 July 1840 Sp Michael Leonard & Mary Dunne Jas
Donnelly & Judith Doyle of Clonainey [Cloneranny? Kilgorman Wexford] - Arklow parish
Dorothy Donnelly Jan 1824 Sp. Laur Donnelly & Cathr Tracey Michl Bulger & Honoria Moore of Clonraney - Arklow parishPeter Bulger 12 July 1827 Sp. Pat Moore & Mary Anne TracyJno Byrne & Mary Long of ClonesJno Byrne b. 5/5 April 1834 Sp Michl Mainfold & Mary Tracy
Jno Synnott & Eliza Murphy of Monagarra [Monararrow Kilgorman]Eliza Synnott bapt 3 May 1820 Arklow Parish Sp. Wm Tracy & Anne BrennanJas Murtha & Elinor Hays of Clones [Kilgorman Wexford] - Arklow parishMargt Murtha bapt 10 Mar 1823 Sp. Wm Tracy & Charlotte CaufieldMichl Doyle & Margt Long of Kilpatrick [Kilgorman Wexford]Sarah Doyle 12 Jan 1824 Sp. Wm & Mary Tracy
George
Hempinstat & Anne Brien of Clonrainey
Jas b. 22/24
Feb 1831 Sp. Wm Tracy & Eliza Cavanagh
Peter Loughlin & Margaret Brien of Coolgoria [Coolgreany Inch Wexford]Catherine Loughlin b. 2/1 Feb 1845 Sp William Tracy & Sarah Walsh Laurence Tracy & Rose Kinsela of Kilpatrick - Arklow parish
Michl Tracy bapt 22 May 1827 Sp. Pat Leonard & Bridget TracyJas Tracy bapt 7 sep 1828 Sp. Pat Tracy & Bridget Kinsela [joined merchant navy?] Mary Tracy b. 20/16 April 1832 Sp. Jno Sullivan & Mary Long?Cath Tracy b. 27/26 Oct 1834 Sp Jno Dunne & Mary Tracy James Treacy of Kilpatrick died 10 December 1901, bachelor, 74 years, famer, bronchitis 10 days no medical attendant, informant Andrew Reilly nephew of Kilpatrick present at death [see 1901 Census]
Catharine Tracey, full age, spinster, lives Kilpatrick Inch Co. Wexford (d. of Laurence Tracey, dead, farmer) married Michael Reilly, full age, bachelor, fisherman, lives Clone Inch Co. Wexford, (s. of Andrew Reilly, dead, farmer) 19 September 1869 RC Chapel Arklow Wit: Michael Reilly & Winifred Tracey [Arklow Rathdrum PLU] signed their marks
Catherine Tracy of Kilpatrick (d. of Laurentius & Rosanna of Kilpatrick) married Michael Reilly of Clone (s. of Andreas & Maria of Clone) Wit: Michael Reilly of Castletown & Winifreda Tracy of Kilpatrick) 19 Sep 1869
Catharina Treacy & Michael Reilly of Clones [Kilgorman]
Andreas Reilly b. 7/8 Jul 1870 Sp. Edwardus Treacy & Winifreda Treacy. Arklow Parish [see 1901 Census]
Thos Kerfoot & Bridget Sullivan of ClonraineyAnne Kerfoot b. 4/4 August 1830 Sp Jno Sullivan & Judith Tracey.Wm Hunt & Cath Kinsela of Kilmurry [Kilmakilloge Wexford]Joanna Hunt b. 27/26 May 1832 Sp. Barthw Reilly & Judith Tracy
Jas Byrne & Mary Long of ClonesJas b. 20/20 Mar 1837 Sp Jas Byrne & Sarah Tracy
Wm/William Tracy/Treacy & Eliza/Elizabeth Cavanagh/Kavanagh - Arklow parish [see cemetery below]
Michl Tracy 24 Dec 1828 Sp. Michl Suinones? & Mary Tracy of Clonraney [see cemetery below]Jno Tracy b. 5/3 Sep 1830 Sp. Patk Tracy & Amelia? Hughes of ClonaneyCath b. 10/8 Feb 1833 Sp. Jas Hughes & sarah Cavanagh of ClonraneyEliza Tracy b. 4/1 April 1835 Sp Michl Cavanagh & Eliza Kerfoot of ClonraneyMary Tracy b. 6/5 Sep 1837 Sp. jas Hughes & Cath Tracy of Kilmichael [see cemetery below]William Treacy b. 25/24 Oct 1839 Sp John Beakey & Mary Kinsela of Clonerany [see cemetery below]Catherine Tracy b. 18/18 Jan 1843 Sp Edward Tracy & Margaret Blake of KilmichaelWinifred b. 31/31 May 1845 Sp Patrick Benkey & Anne Tackaberry of KilmichaelLydia Tracy b. 2/2/ Oct 1847 Sp James Hughes & Mary Anne Tracy of KilmichaelEdward Tracy b. 23/23 Jan 1852 Sp Edward & Anne Tracy of Kilmichael [see cemetery below]
William Tracey, died 1872 Coolgraney Gorey PLU, aged 75 years, b.
1797, married, farmer, died 29 Feb 1872 Kilpatrick [Kilgorman], Edward Tracey, present at death,
Kilpatrick
Elizabeth Tracy of Kilmichael (d. of Gulielmus & Elizabeth of Kilpatrick) married Gulielmus Muray of Scarnagh [Scarnagh Inch Wexford] (s. of Josephi & Maria of Scarnagh) Wit: Hugo Ward of Ballylarkin & Maria Kavanagh of Aughlamauloneen 11 Aug 1863. Arklow Parish
Elizabeth Tracy/Treacy & Gulielimus/William Murray of Scarnagh
Maria Murray b. 11/12 Jul 1864 Sp. Joseph Murray & Maria Tracy. Arklow ParishJosephus Murray b. 6/7 Aug 1866 Sp. Christopher Murray & Winifreda Tracy. Arklow ParishEliza Maria Murray b. 25/26 Mar 1868 Sp. Michael Tracy & Alicia Tracy. Arklow parish.Gulielmus Murray b. 2 July 1871 Sp. Edward Tracy & Maria WardWinifreda Murray b. 15 June 1873 Sp. Hugo & Maria MurrayElleonora Maria Murray b. 15 Nov 1875 Sp. Johannes Ward & Anna dowdall (Note added: Matruinonium contrarit die 5th Oct 1910 cum Joanne Byrne in Ecclica Arklow)William Murray b. 25 Aug 1878 Sp. Michael & Alicia Kinsella Winifreda Tracy of
Kilpatrick [Kilgorman Wexford], (d. of Gulielmius
& Elizabeth of Kilpatrick) married Johannes Brennan of Tinnahinch [Tinnahinch Castlemacadam
Wicklow] (s. of Patritius & Eliza of Ardinay) Wit: Johannes
Brennan of Brittas & Alicia Tracy
of Kilpatrick 20 Jan 1874 Arklow Parish
Winifred Tracey, full [age], spinster, farmers daughter, lives Kilpatrick , (d. of William Tracey, deceased, farmer) married John Brennan, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Tinnahinch, (s. of Patrick Brennan, living, farmer) 20 January 1874 RC Chapel Arklow Wit: John Brennan & Eliza Tracey [Arklow Rathdrum PLU]
26 Jan 1874 Freeman's Journal BRENNAN and TREACY-Jan. 20, at St. Mary's Catholic Charch, Arklow, by the Ven. Archdeacon Redmond, P.P., John Brennan, Avoca, Co. Wicklow, to Winafred, third daughter of William Treacy, Kilpartrick, Co. Wexford.
Winefreda Tracey & Joanne Brennan of Tennnahinch
Avoca
Elizabeth Mary Brennan b.
12/14 Apr 1875 Sp Edwardo Tracey
& Elizabeth Brennan. Avoca Parish
Patritius Joseph Brennan b.
11/17 Oct 1876 Sp Petro Brennan & Alicia
Tracey. Avoca Parish
Gullelmus Michael Brennan
b. 14 Jul 1878 Sp Jacobo Brennan & Maria
Tracy. Avoca Parish (Note: Junetu in Mato cum Maria Byrne 14 Feb 1914
Testies John Joseph Brennan & Brigoda Byrne)
Alicia Maria Brennan b. 4/5
Jun 1880 Sp Gulielmus Clarke & Margarita? Clarke. Avoca Parish
Winefred Tracey & John Brennan
Elizabeth Mary Brennan b. 12 Apr 1875 Newbridge, Wick, Ire
William Michael
Brennan b. 20 Feb 1879 Wicklow,
Ireland
Alice Mary Brennan b. 04
Jun 1880 Newbridge, Wicklow, Ireland
Alice Tracy of Kilpatrick (d, of Guillelmi & Elizabeth of Kilpatrick) married Michael Kinsella of Kilmichael (s. of Martini & Maria of Kilmichael) Wit: Dioyinius Kavanagh of Monagarrow & Elizabeth Brennan of Ardinary [Ardanairy Ennereilly Wiclow] 26 Jul 1877. Arklow Parish
Alice Treacy, full [age], spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Kilpatrick, (d. of William Treacy, dead, farmer) married Michael Kinsella, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Kilmichael, (s. of Martin Kinsella, dead, farmer) 20 July 1877 RC Chapel Arklow Wit: Denis Kavanagh & Elizabeth Brennan Ardinary [Arklow Rathdrum PLU]
Alicia Tracy & Michahilis Kinsella of Kilmichael
Martinis Kinsella b. 6 Jun 1880 Sp. Jonghus Murray & Julia O Hanghressey?
Alice Tracey & Michael Kinsela
Patrick Kinsela b. 06 Jun 1880 Kilmichael, Wexford
Martin Kinsela b. 06 Jun 1880 Kilmichael, Wexford
Judith Tracy married Michl Kenny 5 Sep 1833 Wit Pat Tracy & Sarah Hughes. Arklow
parish
Judith Tracy & Michl Kenny of Kilmichael
Jas Kenny b. 7/20 July 1834 Sp. Michl & Cecilia
Hughes
Sara Tracy married
John Shelton 20 Jan 1845 Wit: Edward Tracy & Sara Doyle. Arklow
Parish
Sarah Tracy
& John Shelton
William Shelton b. 8/8 Aug 1846
Sp John & Bridget Tracy of Kilpatrick [Kilgorman Wexford]
James Shelton b. 10/9 Nov 1849
Sp Richard Byrne & Honor Darcy of Arklow [Arklow Wicklow]
John Shelton b. 3/7 Dec 1855 Sp
Joseph Stinger & Julia Farrell
Mattheius Shelton b b. 2 Nov
1859 Sp. (Johanne Doyle) & Elleonara Clarey of Arklow
Mary Tracy married Thomas Loughlin 17 Sep 1842 Wit: Patrick Doyle
& Catherine Tracy. Arklow Parish
Mary Tracey & Thos Loghlin
Sara Ann Loghlin b. Feb 19 1847 of Tomnahealy
[Kilcavan] Sp. Patk Kenny & Cathe Doyle. Gorey Parish.
Maurice Leonard & Sarah Sheridan of KilpatrickPatrick Leonard b. 12/10 Nov 1848 Sp John & Bridget Tracy Martin Hasey & Bridget Fidler of Gorey
Michael Hasey b. 22 Sep 1852 Sp. John Mullet & Catherin Darcy. Gorey Parish John Maginnis & Sarah Cathbert of ClonranyJames Maginnis b. 2/4 Nov 1855 Sp Michael Tracy & Sarah Farrell
Bridget Tracy, of Kildermot [Kilcavan OR Kiltennell] married
Richard Spencer, of Kildermot, 30 Sep 1856. Wit: Richard Spencer &
Elizabeth Murray. Gorey Parish
1 February
1896 Wexford People
Deaths.
Spencer - January 25, at the residence of her husband,
Gorey, County Wexford, Brigid, the beloved wife of Richard Spencer, and sister
of the late Mr. Henry Treacy, Lisgarven House, Ballon, county Carlow, and also
of the Misses Treacy, Bagnalstown.—E.l.P. American papers please copy.
Margaret Tracy & Jas/James Mernagh/Merna
Martin Merna b. 20 Sep 1857 of Glenphilipeen [Kilcommon Ballinacor Wicklow] Sp. John
Headen & Eliza Kenny. Killaveny Parish
Jane Theresa Mernagh b. 5 Feb 1860 of Tinahely
[Tomnahealy Kilcavan Wexford] Sp. Andrea Loughlin & Bridget Loughlin.
Killaveny Parish
John Merna b. 19 May 1863 of Tenahely Sp. John Borphy
& Jane Byrne. Killaveny Parish
Mary Anne Merna b. 23 Sep 1866 of Tinahely Sp. Thomas
Sinnottt & Mary Bearney. Killaveny Parish
Michael Tracy of Arklow (Clonraney crossed out) (s. of Jacobi & Elizabeth of Clonranny
[Cloneranny Kilgorman]) married Maria Hanagan alias Beakey of Nockinree
[Knockanree Arklow] (d. of Edwardi & Elleonora of Nockinree) Wit: Michael Tracy of Arklow & Anna Troy
of Arklow (prius conjunctus do [Both]) 1 Feb 1863
Pat Tracy of Gorey? married Bridget
Cavanagh of Do [Gorey] 18 Nov 1863 Wit: Christopher Briane? & Eliza Kelly.
Ballybrack Parish Dublin [faint]
Elizabeth Tracy & Gulilemoe Murray of Scarrah/Scarnah/Scarnagh [Scarnagh Inch Wexford] [see above]
Maria Murray b. 11 Jul 1864 Sp. Josepho Murray & Maria TracyJosephus Murray b. 6 Aug 1866 Sp. Christopherae Murray & Winifreda Tracy Eliza Maria Murray b. 25 Mar 1868 Sp. Michael Tracy & Alicia Tracy
Jacobus Casey (s. of Guillelmi Casey & Sarah Tracey of Gorey) of 39 Mercer St m. Ellen Carroll on 10 January 1864 St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral, Marlborough Street, Dublin 1.
Michael Tracy
of Arklow [Arklow] (s. of Patricii & Sarah of Arklow)
married Sarah Byrnes of Clones [Kilgorman] (d. of Patricii & Julia of
Clones) Wit: Jacobus Brien of Cooladangan & Eliza Byrne of Clone 8 Jan
1865. Arklow Parish [see Arklow]
Michael Tracy, fullage, bachelor, sailor, lives Arklow, (s. of Patrick Tracy, fisherman) married Sarah
Byrne, full age, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Clones (d. of Patrick
Byrne, farmer) 8 January 1865 RC Chapel Castletown Wit: James O'Brien &
Eliza Byrne [Coolgraney Gorey PLU]
Michaell Tracy (s. of Patrick Tracy) m. Sarah Byrne (d. of Patrick Byrne) 8 Jan 1865 Coolgraney, Wexford, Ireland.
Michael Tracey
& Sarah Byrne of Arklow
Patricius Tracey b. 18 Dec 1865
Sp. Joanne Byrne & Catharina Murphy
Dyonisius Tracy b. 22 Mar 1867
Sp. Jacobus Tracy & Eliza Kearon
Jacobus Tracy b. 25 Oct 1869
Sp. Dyonicius Kavanagh & Maria Tracy. Arklow Parish
Eliza Tracy & Patricius Doyle of Ballylarkin [Inch Wexford]
Maria Johanna Doyle b. 12 Oct 1868 Sp. Patricius & Eliza Hall (Note added: Matrimipunie? contrancit? Cum Carlos Murray die 9 Novemberis 1910 in ??? ??? ???)
Mary Tracey & Patt Walsh
James Walsh? Illg b. 15 Jan 1869 Workhouse Sp. Mary Connor. Gorey Parish
Mary Tracey, servant
James Tracey b. 13 Jan 1869 Workhouse Gorey. R.
Newsome Chief Resident Officer Workhouse Gorey. [Gorey Gorey PLU]
Catherine Tracey, x, full, sp., kilpatrick, inch, co
wex.(d. of Laurence Tracey (dead),
farmer;) m. Peechael Reilly x, full, bach., fisherman, clone, inch, co wexford,
Andrew Reilly (dead), farmer; by fredk. Donovan sept. 19, 1869, Wit: Peechael
Reilly & Winifred Tracey. Arklow
Parish
Catherine
Tracey (b. circa 1848) m. Michael Reilly (b. circa 1847)
circa 1869 (LDS)
Andrew
Reilly b. 7th July 1870 Coolgreany [see 1901 Census]
Michael Tracey,
died 1871, Coolgraney Gorey PLU, aged 42 years, b. 1829, bachelor, farmer’s
son, died 9 Sep 1871 Kilpatrick [Kilgorman – Arklow RC], Edward Tracey, present at death, Kilpatrick
Maria Tracy, lives Ashwood [Kilgorman Wexford], (d. of Giraldus & Francisca of Ashwood)
married Dyonisius Kavanagh, lives Monagarra [Monagarrow Kilgorman Wexford], (s.
of Dyonisius & Maria of Monagarra) 15 Dec 1871 Wit: Thomas Kavanagh of
Askintinny [Arklow Wicklow] & Eliza
Tracy of Scarnagh [Inch Wexford]. Arklow Parish [see Avoca Wicklow]
Mary Tracey, 24, spinster, servant, lives Arklow, (d. of Geisull? [Garret] Tracey,
dead, labourer) married Denis Kavanagh, 26, bachelor, labourer, lives Monegawn,
(s. of Denis Kavanagh, alive, farmer) 15 December 1871 RC Chapel Arklow Wit:
Thos Kavanagh & Eliza Tracy,
their marks [Arklow Rathdrum PLU] signed their marks
Maria Tracy & Dyonisius Kavanagh of Monagarra/Mongarrow
Alicia Kavanagh b. 27 Jan
1872 Sp. Thomas Kavanagh & Eliza Tracy
Maria Kavanagh b. 2 July
1874 Sp. Johannes Kavanagh & Elleonora Byrne
Francisca Kavanagh b. 10
April 1877 Sp. Jacobus Byrne & Joanna Kavanagh
Elisabeth Kavanagh b. 16
April 1879 Sp. Edwardus Purcell & Elisabeth Kavanagh
John Treacy, of Coolgraney [Coolgreany Inch (Gorey)], married Mary Donally, of Parkbaun [Kilcavan] 04 Jul 1878. Wit: James OKeefe & Kate Donally. Gorey Parish [retired to Avoca Wicklow] [see cemetery below] [see RIC]
John Treacy, 30, bachelor, Constabulary, lives Coolgreney, (s. of Dead) married Mary Donally, 25, spinster, BLANK, lives Parkbawn, (d. of Peter Donally, farmer) 04 July 1878 RC Chapel St. Michael Gorey Wit: James Keefe & Kate Donally [Gorey Gorey PLU] [signed Mary Treacy]
John Treacy of Pike St Killenaule, Subconstable RIC, & Mary Donnolly
Thomas Peter Treacy b. 22 June 1880 of Pike St Killenaule. John Treacy father Pike St Killenaule [Cashel]John Treacy of Killenaule, Constable RIC, & Mary Donnelly
Ann Mary Treacy b. 1 Nov? 1883 of Killenaule. John Trecey father Killenaule [Cashel]John Tracey of Hinley Park Callan, Acting sergeant RIC, & Mary Donnelly
Peter Tracy b. 22 August 1885 Parkbawn. Kate Donnelly Park Baun present at birth. [Gorey Gorey][Parkbaun Kilcavan]John Tracy of Hollyfort Tipperary, police sergeant & Mary Donnelly [Kate crossed out]
John Tracy b. 22 July 1887 of Parkbaun. Kate Donnelly Parkbaun present at birth. 1866 RIC ServiceJohn Treacy, 31648, b. 1847 Queens 31648 Jno Treacy, 19 years, 5'7.75", b. Queens, Roman Catholic, married 4/7/78 wife from Wexford 31648D/35758, recommended by B.W. Delany JP, laborer, allocated 7 May 1866, served Wexf 27 Oct 66 - Tip SR 20/10/78, P Acts Sergt 1.12.8? - P Sergt 1.1.86, Rewards & Punishments, Pensioned 1-6-96 31648D/15961, Cosmected? in Kilkenny Royal Navy Register of Seamen’s
Services
Peter
Treacy, born 22/8/1885 Gorey, Wexford. Record M21290, Private Secretary,
5'8", chest 35", l brn hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion, 19 June
1916 to 14 July 1919 demob, 3rd to 2nd Wtr
Name
Treacy, Peter
Official
Number: M21290
Place
of Birth: Gorey, Wexford
Date
of Birth: 22 August 1885
Date:
[1916]
Formerly
R.N.V.R. Y7288
Private
Secretary
19
June 1916 Statibities?
FE,
5'8", chest 35.5", l Brn hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion
Ships:
Vivid
I, 3rd Wtr, 19 Jun 16 to 30 Aug 16, conduct VG
Iron
Duke, 31 Aug 16 to 23 Sept 17, conduct VG
Vivid
I, 24 Sep 17 to 20 Mrch 18, conduct VG
Shikarc,
21 Mrch 18 to 1 Feb 19
Elacto?,
2 Feb 19 to 30 Apl 19, Vide Jreneig? ledger
Vivid
I, 1 May 19
Vivid
I, 2nd Wtr, 19 Jun 19 tp 14 Jul 10, Shareon demob
Badges
G1
19.6.19
paid
war gratuity
Laurentis Treacey of Arklow (s. of Jacobi? & Brigid of Kilpatrick) married Judith Kinsgmill alias Mulligan of Arklow (d. of Edwardi & Anna? of Croghan) Wit: Carlos Loughlin of Arklow & Julia Howard of Arklow 21 Nov 1879. Arklow Parish
Laurence Treacey,
full [age], widower, fisherman, lives Arklow, (s. of James Treacey,
dead, farmer) married Judith Kingsmill nee Mulligan, widow, housekeeper, lives
Arklow, (d. of Edward Mulligan, dead, farmer) 21 November 1879 RC Chapel Arklow
Wit: James Loughlin & Julia Howard, signed their mark [Arklow Rathdrum PLU]
signed their marks
Mary Treacy, minor, spinster, servant, lives Ahare [Kilgorman OR Kilcavan Wexford], (d. of Edward Treacy, living, fisherman) married Patrick Murphy, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives Kilbegnet [Kilgorman], (s. of Patrick Murphy, dead, farmer) 21 February 1889 RC Chapel Arklow Wit: James Redmond & Rose Dempenstall [Arklow Rathdrum PLU] signed his mark [see Arklow Wicklow]
Mary Tracey & Patrick Murphy, labourer, of Tara Hill
Patrick Murphy born 26 June
1900 of Tara Hill
Mary Murphy born 29 July
1903 of Tara Hill
Edward Murphy born 14 June
1908 of Tara Hill
Thomas Tracey of Gorey, slater & Margaret Hanley
Thomas Tracey b. 14 January 1894 of Gorey Union Infirmary. Mary Connell Gorey Workhouse present at birth. Robert Tracey of Courtown, labourer, & Mary Byrne [his
mark]
Anne Tracy born 12 February
1901 of Courtown
Michael Treacy, full age, bachelor, labourer, of Arklow, (s.
of Michael Treacy, sailor) married Mary Byrne, full age, spinster, of
Ballinakill [Wexford], (d. of John Byrne, farmer) Wit: Edward Byrne & Katie
Keane on the 30 June 1910 RC church of St. Mary Star of the Sea Riverchapel
[Courtown] [see 1911 Census Arklow]
Edward Tracey of Tara Hill, died 2 April 1914 Gorey Infirmary, b. 1839, widower, 75 years, labourer, tabular disease of heart, informant James Evans occupier Gorey Infirmary [see Arklow]
Daniel Treacy, full age, bachelor, farmer, of Ballylarkin Inch Co Wexford [born Roosk Taghadoe Kildare – see Rathvilly Wicklow] (s. of Michael Treacy, farmer) married Ellen M Hall, full age, spinster, of Ballylarkin Inch Co Wexford (d. of Henry Hall, farmer) [see 1901 & 1911 census Ballylarkin] Wit: Michael Treacy & Mollie Russell on the 27 November 1918 RC Church of Johnstown [Arklow Rathdrum] [Saint David's RC Church Johnstown Upper, Inch, Co. Wicklow] [see cemetery below]
Daniel Tracey of Ballylarkin Scarnagh Inch, died 12 December 1943, married, 61 years, farmer, cardiac failure chronic endocarditis indefinate, informant Ellen Treacy widow of deceased of Ballylarkin Inch Co. Wexford
14 Dec 1942 Irish IndependentTreacy (Ballylarkin, Inch, Co. Wexford) - Dec 12, 1942, at his residence, Daniel Treacy, aged 61; deeply regretted, R.I.P. Funeral to Castletown to-day (Monday) at 1t 1.30 o'c. (S.T.). Will
Daniel
Treacy, 15 Feb 1943, late of Ballylarkin Inch Co
Wexford, farmer, who died 12 Dec 1942, to Ellen Treacy, the widow. Effects …
Ellen Treacy of Ballylarkin, died 17 February 1956, widow, 71 years, farmer, mycarditis 2 months valculor disease of heart 30 years, informant Eliz A Latham niece of deceased Clone Aughrim Co Wicklow
Patrick S.
Treacy, full age, bachelor, shop
keeper, of Coolgreaney Co. Wexford, (s. of Patrick
Treacy, teacher) married Brigid O'Kelly, full age, spinster, teacher, of
Ballythomas [Wexford] Tinahely [Wicklow], (d. of John Kelly, business) Wit: Michael A Treacy & Mary E Cuddihy
on the 27 April 1932 RC Church of Kilarenly [killavaney Tinahely Wicklow]
[Patrick Sydney Treacy born 1900 Fermanagh & Michael Angustine Treacy born
1909 Fermanagh] [see Innishmacsaint Fermanagh] [see cemetary below]
Patrick Sydney
Tracey of Coolgreany, died 30 October
1954 , married, 54 years, draper, cerebral haemorrhage 24 hours, hypertension 2
years, informant Brigid Tracey widow of deceased Coolgreany
Oct 31, 1954
(SI) & Nov 1, 1954 (II) Deaths
Treacy (Coolgreaney) October 30 1954 at his residence
Coolgreaney, Inch, Co. Wexford, Patrick S. Treacy, formerly of 3rd Batt, Nth
Wexford Brigade I.R.A.; deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife relatives and
friends. RIP. Remains leaving house this (Sunday) evening to-morrow (Monday) at
3 o'c to Ballyfad Cemetery.
Bridgid Tracey of Coolgreany, died 8 March 1959, widow, 70 years,
retired N teacher, coronary thrombosis (suddenly) hypertension 2.5 years,
informant Gertude Fennessy sister of deceased of Church St Gort Co. Galway
Mar 10, 1959 (II) Deaths
Treacy (Co. Wexford) March 8 1959, at her residence,
Coolgreany, Inch, Co. Wexford, Bridget Treacy, ex-N.T.; very deeply regretted
by her sisters and relatives. RIP. Funeral today (Tuesday) from Johnstown
Church to Ballyfad Cemetery at 2 o'c.
State Births:
Tracey, James, Gorey, Wexford. 1869 2 917 (b. 13
January 1869, son of Mary Tracey)
Treacey, Peter,
Gorey, 3rd Quarter 1885 2 753 (see 1911 Census London & Royal Navy)
Tracy, John, Gorey, 3rd Quarter 1887 2 745 (moved to
Kilkenny?)
Tracy, Thomas, Gorey, 1st Quarter 1894 2 753
St Patrick’s Church Cemetery, Courtown Road,
Castletown, Kilgorman, Co. Wexford
Gloria in Excelsis Deo. Erected by Elizabeth
Tracey of Kilpatrick in memory of her beloved husband William Tracey who died
28th February 1872 aged 75 years. Also her son Michael who
died 9th September 1874 aged 40 year. Also her son Edward who
died 1st August 1877 aged 25 years and her daughter Mary who died 26th
December 1884 aged 47 years. Also the above named
Elizabeth Tracey who died 28th July 1886 aged 79 years. Requiescant in pace. http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/kilpatrick-william-tracey-28021872/ Erected by Ellen Treacy
Ballylarkin in loving memory of her husband Daniel Treacy died 12th Dec 1942
Aged 61 Years Her Brother William Hall
Died 21st April 1953 Aged 82 Years The Above Ellen Tracy
Died 17th Feb 1956 Aged 71 Yrs Henry Hall Died 19th May
1958 Aged 77 Yrs Mary Jane Russell Died
20th April 1965 Aged 58 Yrs http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/ballylacey-daniel-treacy-12121942/ Erected by John Treacy
Ovoca in loving memory of his son William who died in Dublin 19th Nov 1907
Aged 25 Years Also The Above John
Treacy Died 18th March 1914 Aged 66 His Wife Mary Treacy Died
15th Jan 1925 Aged 75 Years Also His Daughter Anne
(Annie) Mary Treacy Died 24th Dec 1939 [Tablet on grave] In
loving memory of John Treacy, Perrymount (Late Avoca) Died 28th Sept 1974
Aged 87 Years http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/dublin-william-treacy-19111907/ Gloria in Excelsis Deo. Erected by Michael Tracey
Clonraney [& Arklow?] in memory of his father Michael Tracey who dpd this
life Feb 23rd 1845 aged 46 years. [Memorial: Erected by
Michael Treacy of Clonraney in memory of his beloved son Michael Treacy who
depd this life 10th Dec 1845 aged 46 years also his daughter Catherine who
depd this life Febr 23rd 1846 aged 16 years.] http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/clonraney-michael-tracey-23021845/ Erected by Michael Treacy
of Arklow in memory of his beloved son James Treacy who died April 29th 1857
aged 8 years. Also his beloved wife
Eliza died Decembr. 25th 1858 aged 37 years. Also his daughter Eliza
died July 6th 1858 aged 8. http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/arklow-james-treacy-29041857/ Erected by Patrick Tracey
[of Arklow] in loving memory of his dear wife Mary died 7th Dec. 1939 aged 82
years and his daughter Elizabeth Esther died 22nd Jan. 1899 aged 15 years. Elizabeth Esther Mary
died 24th Feb. 1914 aged 14 years. Also her beloved husband
Patrick Tracey died 6th Dec. 1943 aged 88 years. http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/none-mary-tracey-7121939/ Erected by Wiliam Treacy
of Kilmichael in memory of his beloved son William who died Febr 18th 1854
aged 14 years http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/kilmichael-william-treacy-18021854/ Ballyfad New Cemetary Patrick
Treacy 1900- 1954. Bridget
Treacy nee Kelly 1889- 1959. Ar
Dheis da go raibh siad. http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/none-patrick-treacy-1954/ Anglican Church At Inch, Co.
Wexford No.12 In
loving remembrance of Gerald T. Tracey Park House died 5th April 2000. Abide
with me. [Park
House, Clogga, Arklow, Co. Wicklow] http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/wexford/photos/tombstones/1headstones/inch.txt http://northwexfordhistoricalsociety.com/grave/park-house-gerald-t-tracey-5042000/ |
Plaque over the confessional in Castletown
church: In memory of deceased friends of William &
Eliza Treacey Kilpatrick RIP [circa 1885] |
Traceys of Central
Wexford (PLU Enniscorthy)
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The earliest record is that of Roderick O’Trassy who is listed as a
Bishop of Ferns, and who is reported to have died in 1145 AD. His position
would indicate that the Traceys and the Uí Bairrche held some power in that
area at that time. Close by, there is the townland of Ballytracey (Baile Uí
Threasaigh, Tracey’s Town, 1654 Ballitrassie/Ballitrassy) at Boolavogue, four
miles south east of Ferns, which may have been his homeland. To the north,
overlooking Ballytracey is Carrigroe Hill, which was used in ancient times
for the celebration of Lughnasa (Halloween). It has an unusual cleft rock
formation called the giants bed. After the Norman invasion, Ballytracey may
have become the property of the church, similar to nearby Ballyregan, as part
of a resolution of a dispute in 1226-7 between John de St. John, Bishop of
Ferns and the Prendergasts of Enniscorthy. The image on the left is taken from the
shine of St. Máedoc of Ferns, and the two figures are dressed in the fashion
of the early aristocracy and clergy of Ireland. The chap on the left reminds
me of the pose that my father used to make. |
De
Episcopis Fernensibus
(Extract from Ware 1665)
Detail from a list of the Bishops of Ferns
at St Aidan's Cathedral, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. |
In 1332, in the Memoranda
rolls of Edward III, there is a reference to Johen Tassi de Villa Otrassi ie John Tassy of
the town of Otrassy. The reference refers to the old Wexford
barony of Keir, which was a large district to the west of the Slaney, between
Enniscorthy and Wexford. With regard to the names stated, the 'de Dene' [ie Dane] were big
Norman players in that part of Wexford and are connected with Wilton Castle
beside Ballinapierce. Villa Otrassi would have been located in this area.
In the 1605 Patent Rolls of James
I, there is a Flarie Mc Effee of Ballenebieressagh (Ballinapierce)
Sir Richard Masterson was
Seneschal of Ferns and Wexford Castles, holding the manors of Ferns, Clohamon
and Cloghleskin. He died in 1627, and his heir was claimed to be Edward, the
son of Robert Masterson of Ardtroman [Artramont]. His wardship was granted to
Lord Esmond, who brought an action for intrusion in May 1634. He stated that Nic Clinton of Ferns, Murtagh McDonnell Dowill, Thos
Tracy, Redmond Archdeacon alias Candy, Dermott McHugh Groney, Laurence
Masterson, Anthony Cavanagh, Donnagh ne Killy, Wm Talbot, Thos Clare and Edmond
St. Michell, among others, had caused loss of profits to the
amount of £1000.
Before he died, Laurence
Masterson of Rosmenock [Rossminoge], the family seat of that branch of the family, had
proved his right to the lands. In 1635, Thos Masterson, returned from England on the
death of his brother Laurence Masterson
and filed a suit to regain the manor of
Cloghleskine [Clogh Liskinfere]. Thomas Thracie/Thracy/Tracy/Tracie is named as
being the agent and stewart of Laurence Masterson, by reason that he was best
acquinted with the tenants and customes of the lands. There was a wrangle over
a valuation of £2420 and the mortgage of the lands.
In 1636, in a second suit, Thos Masterson successfully regained the lands
lost by the complaint of Lord Esmond, namely Ballyconnore als Barronscourt,
Ballinemonie [Ballinamona Toome?], Ballyduffe [Ballyduff Kilcomb?], Cranbarry
and the Rectory of Liskine [Liskinfere Civil Parish]. Also Thomas Tracy and
Edmond St. Michael also regained their lands in FFernes [Ferns].
Implicated in the 1641 rebellion was
Thomas Trassy of Cloghaman, gent (Clohamon [Kilrush] on the Slaney, six miles north west of
Ferns). In 1642, Nic Tracie also of Cloghamon was named as a landowner who was
in active rebellion. “The list is a veritable 'Who's Who' of Catholic Wexford
in the mid seventeenth-century…” (Whelan 1990)
Six miles south of Ferns is
Enniscorthy, which became the main economic centre of the area from medieval
times onwards, due to it’s position on the Slaney river. It is also the main
centre of the Traceys according to later records. The earliest distinct
reference is to Patrick Tracey of Kilcarberry Hill, (St. Johns townland), south
of Enniscorthy Town, which is located on the west side of the Slaney and it’s
tributary the Boro river.
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Patrick Tracey (1711-1789) |
Painting by John Trumbull in 1784-6 of Captain Patrick Tracey, born
1711 in Kilcarberry Hill, Enniscorthy, died 1789 Newburyport Massachusetts
North America. His nephews Captain Nicholas Tracy and Captain James Tracy
also followed him to America. The Tracy families of Newburyport were major
players in the American revolution. Captain Nathaniel Tracy (1751-1796), one
of the sons of Patrick Tracey, was the chief financier of the American
Revolution. The following webpage contains a history of the family: Traceys of
Enniscorthy and Newburyport The following are articles on the family: Echo 28 August 1937 (Enniscorthy) Sunday Post 1st August 1937 (Boston) |
Nathaniel Tracy (1751-1796) |
It would appear that Patrick
Tracy had a brother Robert Tracy. In 1768 there is a record of the will of
Robert Tracy, of Killcarberry, which is not available from the Irish National
Archives. According to Thomas Amory Lee, William Tracy Eustis
(1822-1906) procured a copy of this will, and he states the following:
“Robert
Tracy of Killcarberry, Wexford, Ireland, farmer, died between December, 1767,
and Feb. 22, 1768, when his will was probated. He therein leaves one shilling each
to sons Matthew, John, James, and to daughters Katherine Devereux, otherwise
Tracy, wife of Thomas Devereux, and Mary Tracy, otherwise Nevil, wife of John
Nevil; to youngest son, Martin Tracy, one-fourth part of thirty-two acres in
Killcarberry, corn housed; under the management of Henry Tracy of the Ring of
St. John in said county, and Matthew Tracy of Rotholm, barony of Forth, in said
county, farmers, they to be executors. Apparently his wife died before 1767.
Her name is unknown.”
In
1838, in a chancery advertisement of John Flood and Sons [or others], Plaintiffs, and William
Sutton and Sons [or others], Defendants, there is the following reference:
“that part and parcel of the
Lands of St. John's as formerly in the possession of Henry Tracy, deceased, but
now in the actual possession of the said Patrick Sutton and his under tenants,
containing about 15 Irish acres, situated in the manor of St. John's and county
of Wexford.”
For the tithe records that are available, there are no
Suttons named in the locality but they are there in the Griffiths Valuation at
King's Island, Clonmore and Guttle
St. Enniscorthy. Of interest, in the
1798 rising, there are references to the Suttons of Enniscorthy; Patrick
Sutton, a former merchant of Enniscorthy who was a rebal general in 1798, his
son Matthew, Father John Sutton of Enniscorthy and “James Sutton of Clonmore, Enniscorthy, murdered 14
June on Vinegar- hill ( leaving) a widow one child and father and mother.”
Returning to
the will, since his son Nicholas is not mentioned in the will, it may be that
he had left for America before the will was drawn up. By the same reasoning, if
the James referenced in the will is Captain James Tracy, then he would have
left for America after the death of his father. In the
Freemans Journal of February 1777, it states that Captain James Tracy, is an
Irishman, had served in our navy, and is a nephew to old Tracy [Patrick], the
principal merchant of Newbury Port, and cousin to the owners of the present
prize [Nathaniel and John Tracy]. Of
interest, Patrick Tracy and his son John were vestrymen of St. Pauls Episcopal
Church, Newberryport, while Captain James Tracy was described as a Roman
Catholic. In the will of Captain Nicholas Tracy of Newburyport
who died in 1787, there is a reference to his brothers Matthew Tracy and John
Tracy and his sister Catherine Devereux, all of the Kingdom of Ireland, which
may mean that they were alive at that time. The following
Memorial of the Dead is listed for Old Ballymore SE Wexford: “Here lies the body of Catherine Devereux alias
Tracy of Colkeren [Coolkeeran Killinick]…her husband Thomas De(vereux) who depd
this life May 12th 1803 aged 78”
The Tracys of Newburyport were trading
and travelling to Europe and presumably had contact with Wexford. In the Free
Mason records of Newburyport, it states that Matthew Tracy was a visitor from
1781 to 1791. It was Nathaniel Tracy who forwarded letters from Wexford to
Commodore John Barry [father of the American Navy], regarding his relatives
living there (SE Wexford):
“Letters from Ireland - the
first definite word from his family since the outbreak of war [1775] were
awaiting Barry when he reached New London, on July 20. Their exact contents we
cannot be sure of, but, apparently, they contained word of the death of his
parents, and the destitute situation of his two sisters, Margaret Howlin and
Eleanor Hayes, and their little families.
"They are really very moving to
me," the Captain wrote to Nathaniel Tracy, at Boston, who had forwarded
the letters. He asked Tracy to arrange for payment of twenty guineas annually
to the unfortunates, and suggested the money be cleared through London
bankers.”
Ref: Clark, William Bell (1938) Gallant John
Barry 1745-1803. The Story Of A Naval Hero Of Two Wars. The Macmillan Company,
NY.
There is also a record of a letter from Barry in 1783,
regarding the money that he owed to the Tracys (Griffin).
One of the Tracys of Newburyport, Captain Thomas Tracy
who left Ireland around 1766, did travel to Ireland in 1783 and visited his
parents, but it is not completely certain that he was from Wexford.
The
following is the family tree drawn up from the information available:
1. Unknown Tracy
1.1. Robert Tracy, farmer of County Wexford (died
about December 1767)
1.1.1 Katherine Tracy of Wexford married Thomas Devereux (born about
1725, died Ballymore, Wexford May 12th 1803 aged 78)
1.1.2 Captain Nicholas Tracy (born about 1726 Co. Wexford, died on 23rd
May 1787 Newburyport, MA)
1.1.3 Matthew Tracy of Wexford (may have died after 1787). May have been
a visitor to Newburyport 1781-1791.
1.1.4 John Tracy of Wexford (may have died after 1787)
1.1.5 James Tracy of Wexford, perhaps Captain James Tracy
1.1.6 Mary Tracy of Wexford married John Nevil
1.1.7 Martin Tracy, youngest son, of Killcarberry Wexford
1.2. Captain Patrick Tracey (born about 1711 at Kilcarberry Hill,
Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, died 28th February 1789 Newburyport, MA)
Henry Tracy,
farmer, of the Ring of St. John, Enniscorthy
Matthew Tracy,
farmer, of Rotholm [Ratholm], barony of Forth
In
1800, James Treacy was tried for his part in the murder of English and Tremble
in 1798 and was transported to Australia for 7 years. In 1808, he tried to to cross
the mountains but was caught and was sentenced to one hundred lashes for
absenting himself from his master. He
was granted a certificate of
freedom in 1810.
"In
the first week of the Rebellion, my father, John English, John Tremble and
myself came out of... Park, where we had been concealed. At the crossroads of
Knockmarshall [St. Johns Enniscorthy], met the prisoner and a party of rebels,
the prisoner armed with a pike, and seeing the party, went to hide. I was
ordered down to the party by one Devereux [of the Leap], who was a captain. We
were then ordered away and the prisoner. James Treacey cried out "Lash the
Orange dogs away, everyone of them shall not live”. I had a sore leg and was ordered by Devereux
to be guarded until I got well and then was sent to be with the rest...”
There
is a British War Office/Chelsea Hospital record for a Patrick Treacy (b. about
1778) of St. Mary Parish Wexford, who enlisted in 1801, at ‘Inniscorthy’.
It is possible that this may be St. Mary’s Wexford Town. He served 7 years as a foot soldier and 11½
years as a dragoon. According to the record he served over 15 years in the East
Indies, but there is another reference to an extra eight years approximately in
the 15th India. He is also listed as serving with the 25th
Dragoons in Canada from 1801 to 1806. He was discharged with a fractured left
leg. He is described as five feet two
inches in height, brown hair, grey eyes, dark complexion and a locksmith by
trade. His physical description is also included in the record. He retired to
the Cape, South Africa on a pension granted in March 1819. The records of 1830, state that he was on a
full pension of 1s per day.
It may be presumed that Traceys
lived in this area before the written records that are available. There is land
in Kilcarbry/Ballinapierce called Treacy’s Land. There may also be indications
of an earlier history. There is a family by the name of Hassey living in Davidstown
Parish. Hassey is a very rare name in Ireland and may be dervived from the pronunciation of the Gaelic name of Uí Threasaigh. There is also a townland
in the parish called Clohass (Clogh hassie - …Cacestowne als
Clohassye…Cloughcasse...), which may be named after the family. The surname
Clohassy/Clohessy is usually found in counties Clare and Limerick. In the
Davidstown parish records, the Hassys lived on the Island [perhaps King’s
Island Clonmore] and later Clohass. In addition, there is another townland
named Ballinavary (Baile-na-mBarrach), which may indicate an Uí Bairrche
connection.
The Traceys are said to have been
buried in the Corrig graveyard in St. John’s. There are interesting reports [link] describing
the unusual burial habits of the Traceys of the area:
“Ancient Mode of Interment
To the Editor of the
Independent
Sir - As to the manners and
customs of our ancestors are sinking into oblivion, may I tresspass on your
columns for the following account of a singular, and picturesque custom of
burying their dead, observed by some families, of a respectable class of
peasantry in this immediate neighbourhood, which custom here was confined
solely, for at least a century back, to some families named Tracy, with their
connections, Doyles, &c., and a family named Daly, in no way connected with
the Tracy family. The grave being dug deep, stones were placed within the grave
at each end, about 2½ feet in height, the grave was then neatly lined with soil
or grass scrolls of about 2½ feet in width, and of sufficient length to extend
from the surface to, and on the bottom of the grave, fastened to the bank with
skewers of wood, next a bed of dry grass and moss was laid in the grave, raised
at the head like a pillow - the corpse wrapped closely in a sheet, was carried
on a broad plank to the grave, where being deposited on the bed of grass, the
plank was laid over it, being supported at each end by the stones before
mentioned, which kept it about 1½ feet above the corpse; next, the upper part of
the scrolls were unfastened from the side and carefully laid over the plank,
the end scrolls in like manner. The grave was then filled up with earth, and
covered with a scroll in the ordinary way. The last so buried thus was John
Doyle, of craan, about the year 1818, in St. John's church yard, adjoining this
town, the burying place of those families. The grave was prepared and the
funeral conducted by the Tracys. Since then the younger branches of the family,
having the conducting of funerals, have fallen into the habits of their
neighbours. Caoineing, or keening, was not customary at those funerals. Having
been at funerals in remote districts of the south and west of Ireland, where
the corpse was attended to the grave by caoiners (keeners), I never knew or
heard then, of any family voluntarily burying their dead without coffins. Now,
as we are a mixed race in this county, - the descendants of old Irish, Danes,
Welsh, Anglo-Normans, &c., you, or any of your numerous readers, giving
information, of the origin of the above custom will much oblige.
Your humble servant,
J.P.
Enniscorthy, Feb 17, 1848.”
Wexford Independent
of 19 February 1848
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Church
records for the area begin at the start on the nineteenth century. Just north of
Kilcarbry is Enniscorthy town and entries for Traceys in the Catholic Church
records start from 1801 onwards. A mile to the west of Kilcarbry, and also on
the Boro river is Ballinapierce (Ballineperesagh, Ballina pierce) townland in
the parish of Davidstown. Entries for Traceys in the Catholic Church records
start from 1806 onwards.
There
is another British War Office/Chelsea Hospital record for a Michael Tracey (b.
circa 1825), born
in the parish of Enniscorthy, Wexford and joined the 13th Regiment in Dublin on
the 24 of January 1844 at the age of 19. His service record states that he
served 20 years 111 day, during which period he served 11 years 10 months
abroad, 10 years 8 months in The East indies and 1 year 2 months in China.
He was discharged being unfit for
further duty on the 30th June 1864. He had four good conduct badges, no medals
and one court martial. He served as a private in the 13th Light Infantry from
24th March? 1844 to 30th May 1844, and in the 87th from 1st June 1844 to his
discharge. He was 5'8", fresh complexion, grey eyes and dark brown hair. His
intended residence is given as Liverpool.
In the Tithe records of
1827-1833, there appears to four Tracey familys located in and around
Enniscorthy town and also in the in the
Catholic Parish of Monagear. The families in Ballinapierce are
the only ones that remained in the area.
In 1833, Martin Tracy married
Margaret Neil. She was probably also from Ballinapierce or nearby St. Johns. In
December 1801, Thomas Neale of Ballinapierce was murdered, his house burned
down, and his children Michael and Catherine were also injured. Michael Neile
is named in the Tithe records for Ballinapierce. In consequence of the crimes,
a Proclamation was issued by the Lord Lieutenant and Council, offering a reward
for information of £200 for each person prosecuted, or a pardon if they were
involved and informed on their fellows. Thomas Neale is buried in Clonmore
Cemetery. Margaret Neil was probably the grand-daughter of Thomas Neale.
In the 1840 British Regimental
Registers for Canada, there is a Thomas Tracy. 5'7.25", 18 years, sallow
complexion, hazel eyes, brown hair, b. Enniscatley [Enniscorthy] Wexford,
Labourer, enlisted Enniscorthy 13th Jany 1840.
There is a reference that an Arthur Tracy (s. of John &
Julia Tracy, both dead), Roman Catholic, stone mason and bricklayer, aged 27
years of Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland & Julia Tracy (d. of Patrick &
Julia Tierney, both dead) Roman Catholic, domestic servant, aged 26 years of
Dublin, Ireland, arrived in New South Wales, Australia on the ‘Alfred’ on the
29 Jan 1842. Their child, Jane Tracy was born on board 28 January 1842. Also on
board ship and who may be relatives, were the children of Patrick and Mary
Tracy of Dublin, Ann Tracey aged 19 and John Tracy, bricklayer, aged 23 who was
married to Anne Lachlan of Wicklow. They were bounty immigrants, whose passage was
paid by the colonial government, in order to have suitable skilled labour and
tradespeople. There are church records from St. Nicholas Parish, Dublin for
Arthur’s marriage in 1839 and the baptism of a son William in 1840.
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In 1853, the Griffith Valuation records show Martin and James Tracy
occupying lands and houses in Ballinapierce and Martin has a larger holding
of land in nearby Dunanore. From an examination of the land maps, their
holdings appear to be on the north bank of the Boro between Ballinapierce
Bridge and Victoria Bridge (Soldiers Hole). These are the plots maked 11 and
12 in the middle pink map. According to the land records, Martin gave up his
holding in Dunanore around the 1860s. However, there was a Mary Treacy living
there in 1878. His holding in Ballinapierce passed to Matthew Tracey around
the 1880’s after which it passed out of the family. It appears that James
gave up his holding in Ballinapierce for a while around the 1870’s, which
seems to be reflected in the church records. In the 1880’s the land was in
possession of his representatives, which may be presumed to be his daughters.
The lands in Ballinapierce, were first let by the De Burghs and then sub-let
by the the Beattys. Perhaps a co-incidence, in 1885 and 1886, the agent for
the letting of Ballinapierce House (occupied by Philip Beatty) and
approximately 100 acres in Ballinapierce, was Richard H. Tracy of Naas,
Kildare (see Kildare).
He worked for the De Burgh family in Naas, who also owned the land in
Ballinapierce. In 1888, the De Bughs, through their agent Richard H Tracey, were
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In 1855 James Treacy was summoned for a joint loan held
with the Enniscorthy Loan Society. In 1856, both Mairtin Treacy and James
Treacy of Ballinapierce were in court for the non-payment of Poor Rates.
At the start of 1860 Mathew Tracey had moved into
Enniscorthy town and was apprenticed to Thomas Doyle as a baker, whom he
summoned in court for assault and for lack of training. There was also a counter
suit which he also lost. Perhaps due to his difficulties with his
apprenticeship, he moved to Taghmon and in 1862 he was married to his first
wife Catherine Stafford of Bannow and started to have children in Enniscorthy.
From birth records, he lived in 12 Hospital Lane in 1867 and moved to Duffry
Hill by 1867. In July 1872, he made a contribution to the Galway Vindication
Fund. In 1873 he was fined for having a dodgy scales in his shop. In April 1880
in a letter to the Irish Times, Matthew Tracy is listed as one of the electors
of Enniscorthy, who objected to the treatment of Parnell when he visited the
town. In 1881 he married his second wife Margaret Farrell and started his second
family. In Bassett’s Directory of 1885, there is a reference to Mathew Treacy, Baker & Flour Dealer, Market Street, Enniscorthy. There is also a reference to James Treacy, land-owner in Kiltealy to the west of Enniscorthy.
02 December
1871 Wexford Independent
Denominational Education...Catholic
Electors...Ballymore...Mathew Tracey...Davidstown...Robert Hassey...
In October 1877, at the funeral of Sir James Power,
Bart. of Edermine, Enniscorthy, county Wexford, one of chief mourners was J.E.
Tracy, solicitor, of Cork. He appears to be the only chief mourner from outside
of Wexford and his relationship to the Power family has not been determined.
28 February 1885 Wexford People
National League
...A Kilcarbery Man, Is, should have been Mathew
Tracey, Enniscorthy....
07
November 1885 Wexford People
New
Licences [public house]
The
applications of Matthew Tracey, Duffry street, Enniscorthy (Mr. Sinnott for
applicant), and Timothy Hendrick, Blackstoope (Mr. O'Flaherty for applicant,)
were withdrawn.
In 1888,
Matthew Treacy, Cathedral street, Enniscorthy was advertising for a female
confectioner. In 1889, Matthew Treacy had an interest in a house or houses in
Court Street. In 1892 and 1895, he was summoned for joint debts owed to the
Enniscorthy Loan Society. In
1894, there are two classified advertisements in the Irish Times for a Mrs
Tracy of Kildrea [Kiltra? Bannow] House and Chapel Street, Enniscorthy, looking
for positions for a cook and a yardman and wife.
18 December 1889 Wexford People
Matthew Tracey obtained decrees for possession of
dwelling houses occupied by Mat Hanlon and Michael Crowley, at Court-street.
10 February 1900 Enniscorthy Guardian
North Wexford Inquest...jury...Mat Treacy
[Enniscorthy?]...
05 March 1890 Wexford People
Enniscorthy Town Commissioners
Election of Town and Water Rate
Collector
...in the place of Mr Michael
Crowley, resigned. There were four candidates in the field, Messrs Matthew
Treacey, who offered as his sureties Mr John Bolger and Mr Matthew Ryan...[not
elected]
14 March 1891 Wexford People
Enniscorthy Guardians
Election of a baker
...Matthew Treacey (questioned).
How old are you? About 43. Well, you are a very young-looking man of that age
(laughter). Have you a wife and family? Yes. Are you a teetotaller? No, sir but
I have the temperence pledge. Can you read and write and keep these accounts?
Yes, sir...[not elected]
04 September 1897 Enniscorthy
Guardian
Intermediate Examinations Results
Preparatory Grade
Michael J Treacy, Christian
Schools Enniscorthy— Honours: French, Drawing. Pass: English, Arithmetic.
Euclid.
03 September 1898 Enniscorthy
Guardian
Junior Grade
Michael J Treacy, Christian
Schools Enniscorthy— Honours: Book-keeping. Passes: English, French, Commercial
French, Arithmetic, Euclid, Drawing.
02 September 1899 Enniscorthy
Guardian
Junior Grade
M J Treacy, Christian Schools
Enniscorthy — English 300; French 268; Commercial French 18; Arithmetric 185;
Bookkeeping 70; Euclid 186; Drawing 115; Shorthand 270.
Preparatory Grade
Matthew Treacy, Christian
Schools, Enniscorthy - English 196; French 230; Arithmatic 15; Algebra 140;
Drawing 20.
18 December 1897 Enniscorthy
Guardian
Christian Schools, Enniscorthy
10s...Mrs Treacy, Duffry St...
In the 1901 and 1911 census records for Enniscorthy town,
there are only references to Matthew Treacy’s family. In 1911, the family lived
in various addresses in the town. Also there appears to be a discrepancy in the
age of John Treacy.
In 1901, Martin Treacy with others, were fined for
using a fishing net at the mill-race at Tomduff.
In February 1904, Michael J
Treacy was part of the organising committee of the Wicklow Commercial Dance
Club Ball which his sister Annie Treacy also attended.
10 March 1906 Free Press
(Wexford)
Enniscorthy Branch Gaelic League...admitted
members...M. Treacy...
May, June & July 1906 Enniscorthy Echo and South
Leinster Advertiser
The Irish Farmers Financial
Association 112, Quay, Waterford.
Agent for Wexford and
Wicklow: Mr M.J. Treacy
Offices: Hore's Stores,
Georges St., Wexford.
Office Hours: 10.30 to 4.30
20 July 1906 Enniscorthy Echo and
South Leinster Advertiser [file]
Encourage Home Industry
Home manufactured Flour. It makes
bread the whitest, the sweetest, the best. If you want the best bread call to
Treacy's 20 Cathedral street, Enniscorthy.
8 December 1906 Free Press (Wexford) [file]
If you want Bargains Call to
M. J. Treacy’s General Supply and Fancy Warehouse, 58 South Main Street !
Where...
14 December 1907 Free Press (Wexford) [file]
MJ Treacy, 58 South Main Street, Wexford - Christmas
Sale
21 March 1908 Free Press (Wexford)
Enniscorthy Asylum Board
Appointment. The following applied for the post of
assistant night attendant:— ...Martin Treacy, Enniscorthy...
In 1910, Henry Treacy of Bree, was convicted of being
drunk on the public street of Clonroche on 25th December 1909
05 February 1910 Enniscorthy Echo and South Leinster
Advertiser
New Residence for the Catholic Clergy...10s...Mrs
Treacy, Cathedral st.;...
14 January 1911 Free Press (Wexford)
Christian Broths Schools Enniscorthy...2s.6d...Mrs
Treacy, Main st...
In July 1911, Joseph Tracey of Killegney, was
convicted of being drunk at Clonroche. [see 1911 census]
In 1913, John Treacy was part of
the White-Boys Drama Class and in May 1914, he was one of the cast of a
production in the Athenaeum, staged by the Gaelic League.
1914
Miss McManus's
well-known Irish play "O'Donnell's Cross"...in the
Athenaeum...principal parts...J. Treacy...
In April 1913, Martin Tracey was back in Enniscorthy,
when he was fined 3s. for being drunk in charge of a bicycle at Ferns. In June
1914, he married Mary Anne Dempsey in St Alban's Catholic
Church, Liscard, Cheshire, England. She was probably from Garraun, near
Castleboro, Wexford
Listed in the Wexford County Council 5th August 1914
under the 30th July, 1914 Motor Car Acts...for not having paid their duty...MJ
[Michael Joseph?] Treacy, not served...He is listed in the 1914/5 Directory as M. J. Treacy, 2 Cathedral Street,
Enniscorthy, motor bicycle owner.
17 January 1914 Free Press (Wexford)
Enniscorth Notes - Rugby Dance...present...Mr. M. J .
Treacy, do. [Enniscorthy]...
28 March 1914 Free Press (Wexford)
Motorist and Merchant [Enniscorthy]
...a can of No2 "Shell" motor spirit...
Mr. M. Treacy, agent for the eompany, said he sold the
tins and they could not be tampered with as they were all scaled.
11 July 1914 Free Press (Wexford)
Aughrim Embezzlement Case
...Mr. M. J. Treacy, in reply to Mr. Blood, stated
that he had been superintendent in the employment of the British Petroleum Co.
for the past 18 months...
10 October 1914 Free Press (Wexford)
Arlow - Representatives from the Irish National
Volunteers and AOH...M.J. Treacy [of Enniscorthy?]...
In 1916, the assistant to the principal
of the Davidstown national school was Kathleen Dempsey, who later married J.
Treacy [unknown address], and both went to Canada in 1919.
Henry Tracey,
full age, bachelor, Canadian Engineer, living Epsom Surrey, (s. of Charles
Tracey, doctor) married Catherine Dempsey, full age, spinster, living
Davidstown Co. Wexford (d. of Patrick Demsey, steward) 17 April 1918
Pro-Cathedral Marlboro St Wit: John O'Dempsey & Frances Rita Doyle [Note:
she signed her name O'Dempsey]
Davidstown NS
- The Schools’ Collection
1937-8 Local
Marriage Customs - Mrs Treacy went to
Canada 1918 told me of the custom of the locality when I went with her to the
wake of Mrs Murphy Moneyhore about 1915
19 July 1916 Irish Independant
Enniscorthy Technical School Committee have appointed
Mr T.J. Treacy, Wicklow, Principal...
22 Sepember
1917 Matthew Treacey
Administration of the estate of Matthew Treacey late
of the Duffry Street Enniscorthy County Wexford Baker who died 16 November 1912
granted at Waterford to Margaret Treacey the widow. Effects £56.
15 February
1935 New Ross Standard
Applicants for Scholarships...Matthew D. Treacey, 2
Cathedral St., Enniscorthy...
Busaries
1935 Matthew D. Tracey/Treacy, 2 Cathedral Street
Eniscorthy,
1936 Maurice Tracey/Treacy, 2 Cathedral Street
Eniscorthy, father Insurance Agent, earns £180, one of seven children
Scholarships
1940 Margaret Mary Tracey, 2 Cathedral Street,
Enniscorthy, father Confectioner and tobacconist, earns £240, one of six
children
May 10 1940
(IP) Buy your Hudson Cycle here
...John J. Treacy, 2 Cathedral St., Enniscorthy...
Family records Enniscorthy Town and surrounding areas
The
Tithes records of 1827 to 1833 list:
John Treacy, Garryduff, Kilcormick, East of Enniscorthy Co.
Wexford, 13a/2r/25p, 1825 (ref 31/25)
James Hassey, 4 Guttle St, St. Mary’s Enniscorthy, Co.
Wexford, 0a/2r/1p, 1833 (ref 31/12)
Robert Treacy, 11 Guttle St, St. Mary’s Enniscorthy, Co.
Wexford, 0a/0r/1½p, 1833 (ref 31/12)
Patrick Heasy?, 38 Guttle St, St. Mary’s Enniscorthy, Co.
Wexford, 0a/0r/2p, 1833 (ref 31/12)
[Guttle St = John’s Street]
James Treacey, Ballinapierce (9 of 13) , St. Johns, South
of Enniscorthy,Wexford, 3a/1r/0p, 1833 (ref: 31/40) } 223 acres in total
Mich Treacey, Ballinapierce (7 of 13), St. Johns, South of
Enniscorthy, Wexford, 4a/2r/0p, 1833 (ref: 31/40) } Observations: de Burgh
[Note: The records are hand
written and can be difficult to decipher. There are multiple records for
Francy/Franey, greater than the number for Griffiths, which could be
interpreted as Trassey.]
In the valuations 1843 to 1849
Patrick Tracey, a shoemaker, had a house & small yard at 4 Slaney St
Enniscorthy, backing onto Market Street. In 1849 his name is crossed out along
with the original name of Fanny Williams. The new name is John Pounder? who had
a house, house return, bake house Craing, Clilen.
In the valuation of 1851, Martin
Treacy had a building on his land in Dunnanore.
In the
Griffiths Valuation of 1853 the following were recorded:
James and Martin Tracy of
Ballynapierce St. Johns, South of Enniscorthy. Martin Tracey is also recorded
in the neighbouring townland of Dunanore, Clonmore. These areas are located on
the west bank of the Slaney and it’s tributary the Boro. It would appear that
Martin now held the lands in Ballnapierce previously held by Michael in the
Tithe Records.
Ballynapierce townland of the
Parish of St. John’s (Ord. S. 25) 385 acres
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Map (# of 16) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
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11 |
Martin Tracy |
Lady Anne DeBurgh |
House, offices & land |
7a 3r 4p |
£4.0.0/£0.15.0 |
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13 |
James Tracy |
Lady Anne DeBurgh |
House, offices & land |
5a 0r 35p |
£2.10.0/£0.15.0 |
Dunanore townland of the Parish of
Clonmore (Ord. S. 25 & 26) 326 acres
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Map (# of 14) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
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14 |
Martin Tracy |
Harry Alcock (in fee) |
Land |
22a 0r 29p |
£11.5.0 |
1861 Enniscorthy Census
No.
6 Templeshannon Quay – Jeremy Dempsey household
Anne Tracy
Bassett’s Directory 1885
James Treacy, Land, Kiltealy,
Enniscorthy, Wexford
Mathew Treacy, Baker
& Flour Dealer, Market Street, Enniscorthy, Wexford
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1901 Census |
1911 Census |
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BARRONSTOWN
[Adamstown] Catherine Tracey, 32, F,
15 Oldcourt, Barronstown, Wexford, General Servant Domestic, Roman Catholic,
Niece, Not Married, Co Wexford [b. New Ross] Edward
Delaney, 62, Male, Head of Family, Roman Catholic, Farmer, Not Married, Co
Wexford ENNISCORTHY Matthew Treacy, 61, M, 5 Duffery Street,
Enniscorthy Urban, Wexford, Baker, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Married,
Co Wexford Margaret Treacy, 48, F, Duffery Street, Enniscorthy
Urban, Wexford, Roman Catholic, Wife, Married, Co Wexford Annie Treacy, 18, F, Duffery Street, Enniscorthy
Urban, Wexford, Household Work, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Co
Wexford Matthew Treacy, 15, M, Duffery Street, Enniscorthy
Urban, Wexford, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Wexford Martin Treacy, 13, F, Duffery Street, Enniscorthy
Urban, Wexford, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Wexford John Treacy, 12, M, Duffery Street, Enniscorthy
Urban, Wexford, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Wexford Michael Treacy, Duffery Street, Enniscorthy Urban,
Wexford, Roman Catholic, Son, [crossed out] LIVING IN WICKLOW Michael Treacy, 18, M, 2 Fitzwilliam Square,
Wicklow Town, Wicklow, Hardware Shop Assistant, Roman Catholic, Servant, Not
Married, Wexford |
BALLYHOGE Catherine Treacy [Teacy], 38, F, Galbally,
Ballyhoge, Wexford, CLONROCHE
Joseph Tracy, 52, M, 1
Killegney, Clonroche, Wexford (servant single) ENNISCORTHY
Margaret Treacy, 54, F,
2 Duffry Hill, Enniscorthy Urban, Wexford (shopkeeper, married 30 years, 5
children, b. Wexford, mother of head) Annie
Mary Obrien, 27, F, Head of Family, Roman Catholic, Enniscorthy Wexford, Shopkeeper, Read and
write, Widow, no children Alice
Parry, 14, F, Cousin, Roman Catholic, Wexford, Scholar, Read and write,
Single Matthew Treacy, 73, M,
10 Duffry Hill, Enniscorthy Urban, Wexford (married, Margaret Treacy crossed
out) John Treacy, 32, M,
10 Duffry Hill, Enniscorthy Urban, Wexford (married) Ellen Treacy, 20, F,
55 Irish Street, Enniscorthy Urban, Wexford (married 2 years, 1 child died,
daughter of head Michael Donegan) [died 1911] LIVING IN ENGLAND 13. Matthew Treacy, 24 years, single, b. Enniscorthy
Co Wexford Ireland, Stoker 1st
Class, HMS Collingwood, Devonport, Devonshire [Also
14. James Duncan, 22, single, b. St Patricks Wexford [town] Ireland, Stoker 1st Class] 11. Martin Tresey, 23 Years, Single, b. Ennescarthy
Ireland, Bar Assistant 102/104 Camden
Road And 217 Great College St Camden Town Nw
(St Pancras) London |
Church records
(Davidstown Parish & Enniscorthy Parish) and State records (1864 to 1899):
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Davidstown Parish
Baptisms 1805 - Dec 24 1880 |
Enniscorthy Parish Baptisms May 16 1794 - June 10 1804 |
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Davidstown Parish
Marriages June 1808 - Nov 27 1880 |
Enniscorthy Parish Marriages May 3 1794 - Sept 25 1805 |
Robert Tracy m.
Elinor Summers 10 Ovt 1801 Enniscorthy Parish (Wit John Maguire & Judy
Redmond)
James Trasy?
& Mary Gordan
Morris bapt
18/5/1806 of Davidstown Parish (Spon Martin Gordan & Honor Donnolly)
Thomas Treacy
& Cath Breen
Robert? Bapt 14/?/1806 of ?dith,
Davidstown Parish (Spon Jno Rac & Mary Down?)
Cath Treacy
married James Nowlan 26 Dec 1806 Wit: Ned Coor, Mary Furlong & Bridet
Sutton. Oylgate Parish
Cat Tracy
& James Nowlan
Sarah
Nowlan b. 8 May 1807 Sp. Stephen Scallon & All Scallon. Oylgate Parish
Robert Trasy?
& Mary Clary
John bapt 19/2/1807 Davidstown
Parish (Spon Thomas Connor & Mary Martin)
John Tracey & Elizabeth Miscloe
Henry Tracy bapt 24/4/1807 Davidstown Parish (Spon James Kehoe &
Anne Miscloe?)
Mary
Tracy & Thomas Fortune
Thomas
Fortune bapt 11/6/1807 Davidstown Parish (Spon James Brier & Mary Kehoe)
[Tho
Fortune is listed in Tithe records for Ballinapierce]
Mary Tracey
married James Miskela 09 Jul 1809 Wit: W. O'Bryan, Anthony Murphy & Bryan
Flaherty. Enniscorthy Parish
Catherine
Tracey & Martin
Byrne
Mary (illegt) bapt 10/4/1810 Enniscorthy Parish (Spon Ellenor Tracey)
Catherin Tury?
to Richard Cony 21/2/1812 Wit: George Dunn
& John Martin
John Tracy & Julia ??? (both dead 1842)
Arthur Tracy
b. 1815, Roman Catholic, of Enniscorthy,
Wexford m. Julia Tierney, b. 1816, Roman Catholic of Dublin (d. of Patrick
& Julia Tierney, both dead 1842) [bounty immigrants to NSW 1842]
Arthus Tracy
m. Judith Tierney on 11 March 1839 Wit: Jacobo Finegan & Eleonora Finegan
[St. Nicholas Dublin]
Arthur Tracy
& Julia Tierney
William Tracy b. 2 October 1840 Sp. Jno Tracy & Margt Finigan [St.
Nicholas Dublin]
William Tracy married Mary Anne Parle 16 Nov
1791 Wit Mary Doyle & Mary Burke. Wexford Town
Wm Heacey & Marianne Pear
Barbara Heacey b. 20 Aug 1815 Sp.
Patt Martin & Eleanor Whealan. Davidstown Parish
Mich Treacy m.
May Moor 29/1/1819 Davidstown Parish (Wit Jms Synnot, Molly Treacy &
Edwd Brohey?)
Jas bapt 11/3/1819 Davidstown
Parish (Spon Laur Moor & Anne Treacy)
[Lau Moore
& Ann Moore are listed in Tithe records for Ballinapierce]
John Treacy & Esther Doyle - Vagrants
Honor Treacy 4th July 1819 Sp. Mick Doyle Killegney Parish Michael Tracey married Mary Doyle 13 Oct 1820 Wit: William Devlin & Anty Bulger. Enniscorthy Parish
Michael Tracy & Mary Doyle
Patt bapt
14/9/1821 Enniscorthy Parish (Spon Edward Edwards & Mary Rose)
Michael bapt 7/4/1823 Enniscorthy
Parish (Spon Richard Courtney & Anne Codd) [joined the British Army in
1844?]
Thomas Trasy?
& Cath Rac
Cath? 17/9/1825 of Davidstown
Parish (Spon Thos? Ceanny & Sally Grieves)
Mary Treacy m.
Edward Doyle 5/10/1830 Davidstown Parish (Wit: Jas Farrell & Moses Mernagh)
Anne Treacy & Neal Doyle
James Doyle b. 14/5/1831 of Ballinapierce, Davidstown Parish Spon. Peter & Marianne KehoeNancy Treacy & Ned Doyle
Mary Doyle b. 23/6/1833 of Ballinapierce, Davidstown Parish Spon. Math Dixon & Mary LeacyNancy Tracy & Ned Doyle
Margaret Doyle b. Jan 16 1836 Davidstown Parish Sp. Fanny Toban? & Elisa WhelanNancy Thracy & Edward Doyle
Edward Doyle b. 22/3/1838 of Ballinapierce, Davidstown Parish Spon. William Brenan & Bridget Keogh?
[Edw
Doyle & George Dixon are listed in Tithe records for Ballinapierce]
William
Tracey/Tracy/Treacy m. Margaret Cullen/Cullin 11? Feb 1831
Davidstown Parish (Wit Pat Summers, Wm Kelly & Morgan? Leary)
Robert 10/6/1832 Enniscorthy
Parish (Spon Matt Nolan & Betty Dempsey)
Thomas 2/6/1835 Enniscorthy
Parish (Spon Martha Hernan & Catherine Nolan) Rev J. Sinnott [Died Thomas
Treacy died 27 Mar 1840, aged 5 years]
Robert 30/4/1838 Enniscorthy
Parish (Spon Richard Goodall & Ellen Barry) Rev J. Roche
Thomas 17/4/1841 Enniscorthy
Parish (Spon James Barry & Mary Bryan) Rev W. Murphy
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James Treacy (Ballynapierce,
St. Johns) married Catherine (Kitty) Ronan (Ronay or Ronyn or Ronayn or
Ronak) 9 Jan 1831 Wit: James Rony?, Anne Rony? & Ellen Codd? Davidstown
Parish Eliza bapt. 12/10/1833 of Ballinapierce,
Davidstown Parish (Spon Nicholas Sinnott & Peggy Byrne) [Thracy] Alicia bapt. 16/2/1836 of Ballinapierce,
Davidstown Parish (Spon James Moor & Anne Rony) [Treacy] Mary bapt 24/2/1839 of Ballinapierce, Davidstown
Parish (Spon John McKeon & Anne Dixon) Anne
bapt 25/6/1841 of
Ballinapierce Davidstown Parish (Spon Michl Cogly & Esther Hamilton) Catherine bapt
26/11/1843 of Ballinapierce,
Davidstown Parish (Spon John Kenny
& Judy Foley?) Margaret bapt 8/6/1846 of Ballinapierce, Davidstown
Parish (Spon William Moons & Judy Kenny) James Treacy (Farmer) Catherine Treacy (aged 25 spinster servant Ballynapierce [St. Johns (Bantry)]) m.
Michael Foley (aged 30 bachelor carpenter Enniscorthy son of James Foley)
29/4/1872 by Peter Barry PP Davidstown Parish (Wit: James Murphy & Ann
Tracey) Church Record:
Catherine Treacy to Michael Foley 29/4/1872 Wit: James Murphy & Ann
Treacy Catherine
Tracey/Tracy & Michael
Foley Margaret Foley b. 19 Nov 1878 Sp. Daniel Bolger
& Mary Doyle. Enniscorthy Parish Mary Kate Foley b. 30 Nov 1880 Sp. John O Connors
& Mary K Brien. Enniscorthy Parish James Tracy (Labourer) Alice Tracy married Thomas O'Brien 3 May 1874 Wit:
Edward Leary & Maria? Byren. Davidstown Parish Alice Tracy, 30 yrs, spinster, servant, lives
Balyhyland/Ballyhyland [Ballyhighland Rossdroit], (d. of James Tracy,
labourer) married Thomas O'Brien, 35 yrs, widower, servant, lives
Balyhyland/Ballyhyland, (s. of Patrick O'Brien, labourer) 03 May 1874 RC
Chapel Courtnacuddy Wit: Edward Leary & Hariet Byrne, signed their marks
[Clonroche Enniscorthy PLU] signed their marks [duplicate record] James Tracy (Labourer) Bridget Tracey married Luke Byrne 23 Jun 1878 Wit: Thomas
Larkin & Bridget Dunne. Davidstown Parish Bridget
Tracey, 21, spinster, Labourer,
lives Ballyeaden [Ballyeden Rossdroit], (d. of James Tracey, labourer) married Luke Byrne, 25, bachelor,
labourer, lives Moneytucker [Rossdroit], (s. of James Byrne, small farmer) 23
June 1878 RC Chapel Courtnacuddy Wit: Thomas Larkin & Bridget Dunne,
signed their amrks [Clonroche Enniscorthy PLU] signed their marks Bridget Tracey & Luke Byrne Ellen
Byrne bapt 14/6/1879 Davidstown Parish Ellen Byrne was born on 14 Jun. 1879 in
Moneytucker, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died in Dec. 1910. Mary Byrne was born about 1883 in Moneytucker, Enniscorthy,
Co Wexford and died on 16 Dec. 1980. Johanna Byrne was born on 20 Nov. 1884 in
Moneytucker, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 3 Feb. 1964. Annie Byrne was born on 1 Jan. 1888 in
Moneytucker, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 15 Oct. 1964. Luke Byrne was born in 1891 in Moneytucker,
Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 31 Jan. 1963. Daniel Byrne was born on 28 Jan. 1893 in
Moneytucker, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 6 Jun. 1979. Bridget Byrne was born in 1895 in Moneytucker,
Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 11 Mar. 1973. Margaret Byrne was born on 25 Dec. 1896 in
Moneytucker, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 18 Jan. 1981. James Byrne was born in 1899 in Moneytucker,
Enniscorthy, Co Wexford and died on 18 Mar. 1975. [Thanks to Donal O’Neill] Bridget Tracy & Luke Byrne, labourer James Byrne b. 2 May
1899 Moneytucker [Rossdroit]. Luke Byrne father Moneytucker signed his mark
[Clonroche Enniscorthy PLU] Johanna Treacy married Martin Murphy 26 May 1874 Wit: John Dwier
& Margt Treacy. Davidstown Parish Johanna Leary, Do [full age], Sp [spinster]. Do [labourer],
lives Do [Tomalosset [Tomnalossett St. Johns (Bantry)]], (d. of John Leary,
labourer) married Martin Murphy, full age, B [bachelor], labourer, lives
Tomalosset, (s. of Matt Murphy, labourer) 26 May 1874 RC Chapel Davidstown
Wit: John Dwyer & Margt Leary [Clonroche Enniscorthy PLU] [Treacy in RC
record] Johanna Lacey & Martin Murphy Johanna Murphy b. 18 Mar 1875 Bloomfield Sp.
Laurence Leacy & Margt Leacy. Davidstown Parish Matthew Thomas Murphy b. 2 Apr 1877 Sp. Matthew
Tracey & Mary Lacey. Enniscorthy Parish Johanna Leacy & Martin Murphy, Labourer/malster Johanna Murphy b. 18 March 1875 Bloomfield.
Martin Murphy, father, Bloomfield [St. Johns (Bantry)] [his mark] Mathew Murphy b. 1 April 1877 Duffrey Gate.
Martin Murphy, father, Duffrey Gate [his mark] 1880 Death in the District of Clonroche,
Enniscorthy No.: 492 Date and Place of
Death: 1880 Eleventh April Donanore [Dunanore Clonmore] Name and Surname: James
Tracy Sex: Male Condition: Married Age and Birth day: 81
years Rank, Profession or
Occupation: Labourer Certified Cause of
Death and Duration of Illness: Two months ill. General debility Uncertified Signature,
Qualification and Residence of Informant: Martin Kenny? present at Death
Donanore When Registered:
Thirtieth April 1880 Signature of Registrar:
Stork???, Registrar |
Bridget Byrne nee Tracey (b.c. 1857 d. Aug 19 1929) It
seems likely that she was born in Ferns and moved to and married in Davidstown. This implies that she was
related to the Treacys in the area. After marrying, she lived in Davidstown
for a while and then moved to Moneytucker and was buried in Courtnacuddy
Cemetery. For
their family see [Donal O’Neill] 14th & 28th February, & 13th March,
3rd & 10th April 1876 Bridget Treacy, Defendant, late of Kilgobbin [Clonmore]
and now of Ferns, William Lett of Kilgibbon, Complainant. That the defendant
on the 14/1/1876 left the service of the compliant, the employer, against his
will & consent, and without due notice, she being a domestic servant at
the wages of £1.5.0 per quarter from 13 May 1875 for which the compliant
claims the sum of £1.5.0 as compensation. Awarded as compensation 8s4d, fined
5s, costs 2/6 in default seven days imprisonment in the county gaol. |
David Tracy
& Sophia Spacy(?)
Mary Tracy bapt 22nd August
1832 Enniscorthy Parish (Spon John Brennan & Anty Keans)
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Ballinapierce Bridge on the river Boro (Abhainn Bhoru)
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1. Martin Tracy
(born 1792 or 1799 and died 27th July 1877 Duffry St or Hill aged
85 years or 78 years) (Farmer of Dunanore in Clonmore & Ballynapierce in
St. Johns) m. Margaret (Peggy) Neil 18 Feb 1833 Davidstown Parish (Wit Jas
Fortune, John Neil & Rich Sinnot) Mary
bapt. 16/11/1833 Davidstown Parish (Spon John Neil & Mary Lacy) [Thracy] Matthew* bapt. 7/8/1836 of Ballinapierce, Davidstown Parish (Spon Michael
Murphy & Mary Phelan) [Treacy] Martin
bapt 16/8/1839 of Ballinapierce Davidstown
Parish (Spon William Dinan? & Anne Byrne) (d. 1866) Mary
bapt 5/11/1843 of Ballinapierce Davidstown
Parish (Spon James Moor & Margaret Brien) Michael
bapt 26/4/1847 of Ballinapierce Davidstown
Parish (Spon James Brien & Mary Kinny) Michael bapt 17/7/1850 of Ballinapierce Davidstown Parish (Spon Thomas
Stafford & Marianne Connors). He went to America about 1890 and later
went to Australia where he was killed in a mine accident. May have been in
Rathdrum Wicklow Workhouse 1881-2. Mary Treacy, 22, sp [spinster],
lives Ballynapierce, (d. of Martin Treacy, farmer) married Peter Sords/Lords, 28, B
[bachelor], cattle dealer, lives Kiltealy, (s. of Mick Sords, farmer) 14
February 1870 RC Chapel Davidstown Wit: Thomas Stafford & Marott Morsey
[Clonroche Enniscorthy PLU] Mary
Tracey & Peter Sword/Swords,
farmer Mary Sword b. 2 Jan 1871
Ballynapierce Bridge of St. Johns. Reported by Peggy Tracey, present at
birth, Ballynapierce, her mark Margaret Swords b. 31 Oct 1871
Ballynapierce Enniscorthy. Reported bt Peter Swords, father, Ballynapierce,
his mark Church Records: Mary
Treacy m. Peter Loids 14/2/1870
Davidstown Parish (Wit: Thomas Stafford & Mart Morrisy) Mary
Treacy & Peter Loords/Lords
Mary Lords b. 31 Dec 1870 Ballinapierce Sp. Mark
Stafford & Mary Treacy.
Davidstown Parish Margt Lords b. 1 Nov 1871 Ballinapierce Sp. John
Gahon & Margt Leary. Davidstown Parish 2. Mathew Treacy*, (7/8/1836-16/11/1912 aged 75 or 70 state reg), Baker
& Flour Dealer, Market Street, Enniscorthy. 2a. Matthum Tracy of Taghmon
married Catherine Stafford of Sheastown [Kilcavan] 13th January 1862 Wit:
Michael Reill? and Anna Howlin?. Carrick-on-Bannow Parish. Mathew Treacy & Catherine Stafford (c.1833-19/4/1880 died Duffry
St aged 47 years), No.12 Hospital Lane and Duffrey Hill, Enniscorthy. Catharan
Tracey bapt. 3/4 May 1863 Sp. Mary Tracey & Laurence? Lacey.
Davidstown Parish Mary (Hannah crossed out) Tracey (b. 14/6/1865) No.12 Hospital Lane Mary bapt
16/6/1865 Sp. Matthew Hanlon & Coratha? Hanlon. Enniscorthy Parish. Catherine Tracey (b. 29/10/1867) Duffry Hill bapt. 31 Dec 1867 Sp. William Askins
& Margt Lacey. Enniscorthy Parish. Catherine Tracey b. 29 Oct 1867 of Duffry Hill
Enniscorthy [d. of Mathew Tracey, baker, & Catherine Stafford] Anne
Roberts, her mark, present at birth, Hospital Lane [Enniscorthy Enniscorthy
PLU] Martin
Treacy (b.
25/1/1873) Duffrey Hill (d. 1873) bapt. 25 January 1873 Sp. Patrich Hayden
& Nammie Hayden. Enniscorthy Parish.
Martin Treacy b. 25 Jan 1873 Duffry Hill
Enniscorthy [s. of Mathew Treacy, baker, & Catherin Stafford] Mathew
Tracy, father, Duffry Hill Enniscorthy [Enniscorthy Enniscorthy PLU] Martin Treacy,
died 1873 Enniscorthy Enniscorthy PLU, aged 0 years 5 months, b. 1873,
bachelor, millers child, died 28 Jul 1873 Duffry Hill [Enniscorthy RC],
Mathew T? Treacy, present at death, Duffry Hill Mary Tracey,
25, spinster, servant. of Killagoley [Templeshannon] Enniscorthy (d. of Mathew Tracey, baker) married Michael
Neill, 30, bachelor, weaver, lives John’s St Enniscorthy (s. of John Neill
weaver) 18th September 1892 RC Chapel Enniscorthy Wit: Patrick Neill &
Catherine Goff [Enniscorthy Enniscorthy PLU] Mary Treacy
& Michael Neill, weaver Margaret Neill born 25 July
1903 of Francis Row Catharine Tracy, of 4 Tyrone St, (d. of Matt
& Cath Stafford of Wexford) married Martin OBrien, of 4 Tyrone St, (s. of
Denis & Mary ONeill of Castleknock) BLANK January 1889 Wit: Martin
Cullerton of 4 Tyrone St & Anne Cullerton St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Dublin Catherine Tracy, full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives 4 Tyrone Street, (d.
of Matthew Tracy, Living, BLANK
profession) married Martin OBrien, full [age], bachelor, groom, lives 4
Tyrone Street, (d. of Denis OBrien, living, labourer) 22 January 1889 RC
Cathedral Wit: Martin Cullerton & Anne Cullerton, signed their marks
[Dublin North PLU] Catherine Tracey & Martin O'Brien James William O'Brien b. 2
Oct 1891 Dennistoun-Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland 1891 Census - Lanark Dennistoun Martin O'Brien, 28 Cathrine O'Brien, 24 Martin O'Brien, 1 William O'Brien, 25 Margaret Treacy, 26 [Mary
her sister?] 2b. Matthew Tracy, full age, widower, baker, lives Duffry St (s. of
Martin Tracy, farmer) married Margaret Farrell (c.1849-27 Sept 1925), Do
[full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Enniscorthy (d. of Michael
Farrell, mason) 18th January 1881 RC Chapel Enniscorthy Wit James Nolan &
Anne Brennan [Enniscorthy Enniscorthy PLU] Anne
Treacy (b. 2/1/1882) Duffery St.
m. 1st Daniel O’Brien 11 June 1907 and 2nd Nicholas
Murphy 22 April 1913 and had children Catherine Murphy 1914 and John Murphy
1918 1st Marriage. Annie
Treacy, full age, spinster, of Enniscorthy, (d. of Matthew Treacy, baker) married
Daniel O'Brien, full age, bachelor, railway servt?, of 60 Cruine [1901 Census
3 Slaney Street] (s. of Wm O'Brien, railway servt? [1901 census Hd Inspector
railway]) Wit: Daniel O'Brien & Mary M Toole on the 11 June 1907 RC
Cathedral Enniscorthy 15
Jun 1907 Wexford People O'Brien
and Treacy - On 11th inst., at the Cathedral, Enniscorthy, by the Rev. Father
Fitzhenry, Adm., with Nuptial Mass, Daniel O'Brien, Stationmaster, Edermine,
to Annie M. Treacy, Cathedral-street, Enniscorthy. 2nd
Marriage Annie
O'Brien nee Treacy, full age, widow, of Cathedral Street Enniscorthy, (d. of Matthew Treacy, baker) married
Nicholas Murphy, full age, bachelor, journalist, of Georges Street
Enniscorthy, (s. of John Murphy, farmer) Wit: Robert P Murphy & Alice
Parry on the 22 April 1913 RC Cathedral Enniscorthy 03
May 1913 Free Press (Wexford) Murphy
and O'Brien - On April 22nd 1913, at the cathedral, Enniscorthy, by the Rev.
George Murphy, C.C., Wexford (brother of the bridegroom), assisted by the
Rev. John Codd, C.C., Cathedral, Nicholas J. Murphy, eldest son of Mr. John
Murphy, Kilmokea, Campile, to Annie M. O'Brien (nee Tracey), only daughter of
the late Matthew Treacy and Mrs. Treacy, Enniscorthy. Annie Treacy & Nicholas
J Murphy, journalist Catherine Mary Murphy born
19 January 1914 of Cathedral St John Murphy 05 April 1918
(Tracey) Michael Joseph Treacy (b. 30/8/1883 d. 8/4/1925 Dublin) Duffery Gate m. 1st Mary
Therea Obrien in 1905 Wexford Town and
2nd Anne Byrne (8 July 1890 in Arklow-1971
Barnsley) in 1915 in North
Dublin. He lived in Dublin and his children were Mrs Kathleen M Woffinden
(Yorkshire), Vincent Matthew Tracy (Dublin and Manchester), Christopher
Matthew Tracy (Dublin and London), Matthew Tracy (Dublin) & Stella Tracy. 1st Marriage Michael
Joseph Treacy, 22, bachelor, hardware manager, of Stonebridge Wexford (s. of
Matthew Treacy, shop keeper) married Mary Therea Obrien, of full age,
spinster, of 3 Slaney Street Wexford (d. of William O'Brien, Inspector
DW&W Railway) Wit: Thomas Cullen & Dora Furlong on the 26 November
1905 RC Church Wexford 2
December 1905 Wicklow People Treacy
and O'Brien - November 26th at the Church of the Immaculate Conception
Wexford, by the Rev. P. Doyle, Adm, Michael Treacy, eldest son of Matthew
Treacy, Enniscorthy, to Mary Teresa, only daughter of Wm O'Brien,
Slaney-street, Wexford. Michael
Treacy, clerk of Slaney Street Wexford & Mary Theresa O'Brien William
Matthew Treacy born 15 June 1906 of Slaney Street Wexford. Informant Dora
O'Brien of Slaney Street Wexford, present at birth. William
Matthew Treacy of Slaney Street Wexford, died 21 September 1906, bachelor, 3
months, diarrhoea, informant Michael [William crossed out] Treacy father
Slaney Street Wexford present at death 2nd
Marriage Michael
Joseph [mathew crossed out] Treacy, full age, bachelor, commercial
traveller, of Railway Hotel Arklow,
(s. of Mathew Treacy, baker) married Anne Byrne, full age, spinster, of 6
Main St Arklow, (d. of Patrick Byrne, hair-dresser) Wit: Peter J Traynor
& M Brady on the 2 August 1915 RC Church St. Josephs Berkley St
[Phibsborough] Michael
Tracy, traveller, of 15 Marino Cresc Clontarf, & Anne O'Byrne MALE
Tracy b. 12 Apr 1916 Rotunda [2 S City Dublin PLU] Michael
Tracey, farmer, of 95 Lower Mount Street & Annie O'Byrne Vincent
Matthew Tracey b. 17 May 1920 Holles Street Hospital. Informant R? Walshe
occupier Holles Street Hospital Michael
Joseph Tracey died 8 April 1925 101 Lower Baggot Street, married, 44 years, bookmaker,
acute Cronfous pneumonia 8 days cardiac failure 2 days certified, Ethel
Chambley present at death 15 Lower Grangegorman Matthew Treacy (b. 11/9/1885 d. 9/12/1955 Dublin, buried 11/12/1955 St. Mary’s
Enniscorthy) Duffery St. m. Bridget Donovan (1886-1967) 19 Duffry Hill in 7
January 1925 Matthew
Treacey, full age, bachelor, tailor, of Cathedral street Enniscorthy, (s. of
Matthew Treacey, grocer) married Bridget Donovan, full age, spinster, of
Duffry Hill Enniscorthy, (d. of John Donovan, bailif) Wit: John Murphy &
Nellie? Mocler? on the 7 January 1925 RC Cathedral Enniscorthy. He
was a sailor from 16th
September 1908 to the 31th December 1928 (record transferred to
card 1/1/1929). His dob was given as 11/9/1886 Enniscorthy and his occupation
as baker. He is described as 5’10” height, 38” chest, brown hair, grey eyes,
dark complexion and a scar on the right side of the back of his neck. The
second record continues to 1931 when he is pensioned. It then continues to
1939, where he re-enlisted and in 1943 he is invalided out. He was passed
educationally to be a Petty Officer in December 1912. He seemed to have
served on at least 25 ships. (see Record K1313 Record K1313 cont & Record K1313 transcript - Royal Navy Register of Seamen’s Services). He
lived in Dublin. Martin Tracey (b. 2/5/1887-1954?
Chesire) Cathedral Street son of Mathew (baker) & Kate Tracy ??? at ???
Cathedral Street m. Mary
A. Dempsey Chesire Birkenhead 2nd quarter 1914 8 a 1215. Martinum Treacy (s. of
Mathai Tracy) married Mariam Annam Dempsey (d. of Silvestri Dempsey) 7 Jun
1914 Wallasey, St Alban's Catholic Church, Liscard, Cheshire, England. Their
children were Matthew Treacy, Sylvester Michael J Treacy, Martin J. Treacy,
Margaret M. Treacy, Mary A. Treacy and Patrick J. Treacy all born in Wirral
Chesire. John Joseph Treacy*, (1/5/1889-3/6/1972),
Duffery St. John Joseph Treacy (Insurance agent, Cathedral St., Enniscorthy)
m. 1st Ellen Donegan 1910 (1891-1911) and 2nd Nora
Delaney* 1920 (1896-10/7/1989 daughter of Maurice of 7
Askinvillar Lower Killann, Wexford).
1st Marriage John
Treacy, 20, bachelor, baker, of Enniscorthy, (s. of Matthew Treacy, baker)
married Ellen Donegan, 19, spinster, of Enniscorthy, (d. of Michael Donegan,
jarvey) Wit: Edward Donegan & Mary A Brien on the 22 July 1909 RC
Cathedral Enniscorthy John Treacy, baker, &
Ellen Donegan Michael Treacy born 2
September 1910 of Irish St Ellen
Tracey of Irish Street, died 20 April 1911, married, 19 years, bakers wife,
Pneumonia 1 month, informant Ned Donegan of Irish Street. According to the
1911 census, her child was also dead. 2nd
Marriage John
Treacy, 31, Widower, Commission agent, of Cathedral Street Enniscorthy, (s.
of Matthew Treacy, baker) married Honoria Delaney, 25, spinster, confectioner,
of Askinvillar Kiltealy (d. of Maurice Delaney, farmer) Wit: Jeremiah Breen
& Nellie Banehan on the 16 November 1920 RC Church St Patrick Kiltealy
[see The Delaneys
of Kiltealy] John Treacy and Honoria
Delaney Matthew Tracey 07 November
1921 (Delaney) Maurice Tracey 06 October
1922 (Delaney) Michael Tracey 08 September
1924 (Delaney) Margaret Tracey 20 January
1927 (Delaney) Bridget Tracy Jul – Sep 1929
(Delaney) John J
Tracey Jan - Mar 1931 (Delaney) Joseph M Tracey Apr
- Jun 1935 (Delaney) Matthew Declan
Treacy, full [age], bachelor, chemist, lives 29 Upper Beechwood Avenue
Ranelagh, (s. of John Treacy, shopkeeper) married Catherine Elizabeth Meagan,
full [age], spinster, shop assistant, lives 2 Churchtown Gt Rathgar, (d. of
James Meagan, CIE Inspector) 25 Jun 1947 RC Church Holycross Wit: Matthew
Kinnaird & Mary E Meagan [Dundrum Rathdown PLU] * Buried in the graveyard behind St. Aidan's Cathedral,
Enniscorthy |
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1877 Death in the
District of Enniscorthy No.2, Enniscorthy No.: 52 Date and Place of Death: Twenty seventh July 1877 Duffry Hill Name and Surname: Martin Treacy Sex: M Condition: Widower Age and Birth day: 78 years Rank, Profession or Occupation: Farmer Certified Cause of Death and Duration of Illness: Debility two months
no medical attendant Signature, Qualification and Residence of Informant: Mathew Treacy present at Death Duffry
Hill When Registered: Tenth August 1877 Signature of Registrar: Michael Lynch, Deputy Registrar 23 November 1912
Enniscorthy Guardian, Enniscorthy Echo, Free Press (Wexford) & New Ross
Standard [file] Treacy – November 16, 1912, at his residence, 12 Cathedral-street,
Enniscorthy, Matthew Treacy, aged
73 years; deeply regretted by his sorrowing family. R.I.P. Funeral took place
on Monday morning to Cathedral Cemetery, after High Mass and Office. Obituary. Mr Matthew Treacey. Enniscorthy. On Saturday last after a rather prolonged illness Mr. Matthew Treacey,
Cathedral-street, Enniscorthy, breathed his last. He had been ailing for some
months past, so that the end did not come as a surprise. Mr. Treacey, was a
quiet, unassuming, respectable old resident of the town, possessing
intelligence above the average. He remembered something of the ’48 movement,
and was acquainted with all that took place in the dark days of ’67. He was
father of Michael Treacey, formerly of Wexford. Office and High Mass were
held on Monday in the Cathedral. The celebrant was Rev. John Codd C.C.
Cathedral: chanters, Rev. Patrick Cummins, C.C., and Rev. John Bultler, C.C.,
Cathedral. In the choir were – Rev. James Rossiter, C.C., Cathedral; Rev.
Father Lawrence, and Rev. Father Columbanus of the Capuchin Order; Rev. J. J. Rossiter, M.SS., Templeshannon:
Rev. Robert Stephenson, M.SS., Templeshannon; Rev. Richard Walsh, M.SS., do.;
Rev. Patk. Murphy, M.SS., do. Internment took place immediately after in the
Cathedral cemetery. R.I.P. 3/10/1925
Enniscorthy Guardian Tracy – September 27th, 1925, at 2 Cathedral-street,
Enniscorthy, Mrs. Margaret Tracy,
widow of the late Matthew Tracy, aged 76 years. Interred in Cathedral
Cemetery on Tuesday last. R.I.P. Mrs. Margaret Treacy, Enniscorthy. On Sunday, 27th ult., there passed away at
Cathedral-street, Enniscorthy, an old and respected member of the business
community of Enniscorthy in the person of Mrs. Margaret Treacy. She had been
in failing health for some months past, so that her demise was not
unexpected. She was spiritually attended by Rev. R. Browne, C.C., Cathedral,
who was almost a daily visitor of the invalid, and the Sisters of St. John of
God were unremitting in their attention. She was the mother of Mrs. N. J.
Murphy, Kilmokea, Campile,; of Mr. John Treacy, Cathedral-st., Enniscorthy,
and the late Mr. M. J. Treacy, Baggott-street, Dublin. Internment took place
in the Cathedral cemetery on Tuesday last. The chief mourners were: Mr. John
Treacy, Cathedral-street, Enniscorthy, and Mr. M. Treacy, Liverpool (sons),
Mr. N. J. Murphy, Co. Sec. Wexford Farmers’ Union (son-in-law). Office and
High Mass were held on Wednesday in the Cathedral. The celebrant was Rev. J.
Wadding, C.C., Cathedral; Rev. J. Codd, C.C. do., master of ceremonies. The
chanters were: Rev. R. Browne, C.C., and the Rev. M. Rossiter, C.C. do. There
were sixteen priests in the choir. R.I.P. |
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Vincent
Matthew Tracy 1938 |
18th
April 1925 Enniscorthy Guardian Treacy – April 8, 1925, at his residence 101 Lower Baggot-street,
Dublin, Michael Joseph Treacy (late Enniscorthy). R.I.P. Interred on April 10th
in Glasnevin. Will Michael Joseph Treacy, 24 Apr 1925, late of 101 Lower Baggot Sreet
Dublin, bookmaker, who died 7 Apr 1925, to Anne C Treacy, the widow. Effects
… Glanevin Cemetery
Dublin: of my darling wife Juliet Catherine Mirrelson died 13th June 1937 aged 30 years live? 90 Pembroke Road Ballsbridge Love's Greatest gift? rememberence Also her brother in law Michael Joseph Treacy died 8th April 1925, aged 41 years Erected by her loving husband Albert Hyman Mirrelson https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/250165497/michael-joseph-treacy Michael Joseph Treacy married as his second wife
Anne Byrne in Arklow. Juliet C Kennedy was Anne Byrne's step sister and is named in the 1911 Census in Arklow. She married Albert H Mirrelson in
1935 in Marylebone, London. Albert Hyman Mirrelson is a rare name and he
belonged to a Jewish family in Dublin. The following year after the death of
his wife, he married again in Dublin and moved to England. Vincent
Matthew Tracy (1920-1993) son of Michael Joseph Treacy |
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1919 Valetta, Malta Matthew Treacy |
24 December 1955 The Echo Treacy
- Dec 9 1955 at St Kevin's Hospital Dublin, Matthew Treacy, late
Duffry Hill, Enniscorthy; deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife, brother,
brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws and a large Circle of friends. R.I.P.
Interred in St. Mary's Cemetery on Dec 11. Acknowlodgements.
Treacy - Mrs. M. Treacy, brother and relatives of the late Matthew Treacy,
No. 1c Fatima Mansion, Dublin, wish to return sincere thanks to all who sent
Mass cards, wreaths, letters, telegrams and messages of sympathy in their
recent sad bereeavement; to al those who called personally and attended
furnerals. They trust this will be accepted by all in greatful
acknowledgment. Brigid Treacy of Duffry
Hill Enniscorthy, died 1 April 1962, widow, 74 years, widow of a stoker in
British Navy, Mycocardial degeneration Arteriosclerosis, informant William
Donovan brother Scarawalsh Ferns Apr 2, 1962 Irish Press Treacy (Enniscorthy) April 1 1962, at her residence, Duffry Hill, Bridget Treacy; deeply regretted by
her loving brother, sister, nephews and nieces, and a large circle of
friends. RIP Remains were removed to St. Aiden's Cathedral yesterday (Sunday)
evening. Internment in St. Marys Cemetery tomorrow (Tuesday) at 2.15 o'clock.
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Martin Tracey |
Martin Tracey (b. 1887) |
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1947 John J. Treacy |
9 June 1972 The Echo Treacy
– June 3, 1972, at his residence Duffry Hill, Enniscorthy, John J. Beloved
husband of Nora Treacy, deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife, sons,
daughters, grandchildren, relatives, and friends. R.I.P. Interred in
Cathedral Cemetery on Monday after Requiem Mass in St. Aidan’s Cathedral. Death of Mr. John J.
Treacy [file] ...In
his early life he was employed on the clerical staff of Wickham’s Brewery,
Wexford...was closely associated with the Gaelic League in the town and was a
noted Irish step-dancer, winning many prizes at many Feiseanna...He is
mourned by his wife, Mrs. Nora Treacy, his sons, Messrs Declan Treacy,
M.P.S.I., Lawnwood Park, Stillorgan, Maurice Treacy, Duffry Hill,
Enniscorthy, Michael Treacy, The
Farmer’s Inn, Main St., do, a member and former Chairman of Enniscorthy
Urban Council, John Treacy, Rectory Rd, do., and Joseph Treacy, manager of
the Grafton St. branch of the First National Building Society; and his daughters,
Mrs. Brenda Windsor, Fairview Tce., Enniscorthy, and Mrs. Peggy Lowney, South
Main St., Wexford...Chief mourners...Mr. V. Murphy and Mrs. Murphy and family
Campile, Mr. Syl Treacy and Mrs. Treacy, Liverpool, Mr. John Treacy and Mrs.
Treacy, do., Mr. Patk. Treacy and Mrs. Treacy, do., Mrs. Gell, do., Mr. M.
Kinnaird and Mrs. Kinnard and family, St Aidan’s Villas, Enniscorthy, O’Neill
family, Pearse Road, Mrs. A. Fenlon and family, Bellefield, Mrs. Delaney and
family, Wheelagower, Morrissey family, Springmount, Sinnot family, Caim, John
Sinnott, Ballyhyland, Kearns family, New Ross, Meagan family, Dublin, Delaney
family, Courtnacuddy (relatives) R.I.P. Ellen Tracey of Irish
Street, died 20 April 1911, married, 19 years, bakers wife, Pneumonia 1 month,
informant Ned Donegan of Irish Street |
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1947 Nora Treacy |
14 July 1989 The
Echo Treacy 10th July 1989, at An Grianan Nursing Home, Nora,
Widow of John Treacy, late of 2 Cathedral Street, Enniscorthy, deeply
regretted by her sorrowing sons, daughters, nephews, nieces, sons-in-law,
daughter-in-law, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, relatives and friends.
R.I.P. Requiem Mass to-day (Wednesday) in St. Aidan’s Cathedral at 12 noon.
Interment in Cathedral grounds immediately afterwards. 28 July 1989 The
Echo – Acknowledgement Treacy The family of the late Honor
(Nora) Treacy wish to thank most sincerely all who sympathised with them
in their recent bereavement, those who sent Mass cards, letters of sympathy,
floral tributes and those who attended the funeral. We would like to pay a
special thank you to Dr. Philip Bowe for his great care and attention to her
over the years, to the Matron and staff of Dr. Cuddigans and “An Grianan”
Nursing Homes, also to the chlergy of St. Aidan’s and St. senan’s Parishes
and the priests who attended the funeral. The Holy Sacrifie of the Mass will
be offered for the intentions of all. 8 September 1989
The Echo – Obituary ...A woman of determination and graciousness all her lifetime Mrs
Honora (Nora) Treacy, Fairview, Enniscorthy and formerly of No. 2 Cathedral
St. ... Born in the year 1895, Nora Treacy was a member of one of one of the
oldest families in the Askinvillar, Kiltealy area, the Delaneys. As a young
girl, she came to work in Enniscorthy as an apprentice confectioner in the
former Cosgrave’s Hotel (now Railway Hotel) in Templeshannon... Chief mourners – Declan, Maurice and Joe, all Dublin, and John Treacy,
Rectory Rd., Enniscorthy (sons); Peggy Lowney, Ferrybank, Wexford, Brenda
Windsor, Fairview, Enniscorthy (daughters); John Lowney, Paddy Windsor
(sons-in-law); Kathleen, Peggy, Mai, Nancy and Mai Treacy (daughters-in-law);
Margaret Delaney, Wheelagower, Ballindaggin (sister-in-law); Maurice Delaney,
Wheelagower (nephew); Ml. Delaney, Courtnacuddy, Biddy Doyle, Templeshambo,
and Nan Lawlor, Bellefield Rd., Enniscorthy (nieces). Nora, Mary, Catherine, Margaret, Brendan [Brenda], Jacinta, Declan,
Maurice, Morgan, John and Michelle Treacy; Nora, Patricia, John, Ml., Margt.,
Ann, Maurice, David and Bobby Treacy; Sean Treacy; John, Lori, Pat, Maurice
and Ciaran; Brian, Maurice and Colm Treacy; Brendan, Mary, Sean, Maurice,
Declan and Noreen Lowney; Paul and Julie Windsor; Sinnott families, Caim,
Ballyhyland, do and Poulpeasty; Morrissey family, Springmount, Killanne
(cousins); and other relatives and great-grandchildren. |
Mary Treacy m.
William Mahon 12/11/1833 Davidstown Parish (Wit Edward Keogh, James Treacy
& Bridget Keogh)
James Treasy
married Johanna Murphy 8 Sep 1836 Wit: John Quin & Mary Murphy. Enniscorthy
Parish [see Ferns]
John Hacy/Hassy & Mary Doyle
Robert Hacy b. 8th July 1836 Sp.
Bridget Day. Davidstown Parish.
William Hassy b. 20 1839 of the
Island Sp. Jas Murphy & Alicia Doyle. Davidstown Parish [perhaps King’s
Island Clonmore]
Thomas Hassy b. 2 July 1841 of
Island Sp. Thomas Mullet & Anne Murphy. Davidstown Parish.
John Hassy b. 14th Apr 1844 of
Clohas Sp. John Colfer & Catherine Hassy. Davidstown Parish.
Michael
Tracey/Traney &. Biddy Whelan
Patrick bapt 10/4/1837 of
Balyhuland, Davidstown Parish (Spon Andy Whelan & Bridget Kavanag)
Mary Tracey & Nicholas Lynch
Robert Lynch baptized 6/2/1839 Bree Parish (Spon Dennis Tracey & Margaret Carrol)
Richard Tracey
& Anne Bracket
Richard 8/9/1841 Enniscorthy
Parish (Spon Peter Kenny & Mary Summers) Rev W. Murphy
Alicia Tracy married Thomas Doyle 11 Feb 1847 Wit John Doyle
& Joanna Doyle. Enniscorthy Parish.
Patrick Tracy?
& Mary Dunbar
Anne
Tracy b. 6 March 1850 Sp. Charles Bryan & Anne Dunbar. Enniscorthy Parish.
Wm Tracey
(or Franey) & Anty Flinn (Fling?)
Anne bapt 1/10/1853 of Ballyeden,
Davidstown Parish (Spon Martin Keogh & Mary Larkin)
Anstia bapt 1/5/1857 of Liase?, Davidstown
Parish (Spon James Doyle & Bridget Sinnott)
Eliza Treacy m.
Martin Kinny 12 Nov 1857 Wit: Philip Kenny, Patt Foley & Matr Murphy.
Davidstown Parish
Robert Hassy/Hassey & Joanna Larkin
William Hassy b. 26/29 Feb 1860
of Clohass Sp. Walt Crane & Mary Doyle. Davidstown Parish.
Tom Hasy b. 16/17 Apr 1861 of
Clohass Sp. Tom Mullit & Anty Doyle. Davidstown Parish.
Mary Hassy? b. 7/8 July 1863 Sp.
Stephen Murphy & Kate Mullet. Davidstown Parish.
Robert Hassy b. 19 Dec 1868 Clonroche, WexfordJames Hassey b. 22 Jul 1870 Clonroche, Wexford Wm Treacy & Margt Treacy alias Connell
Mary Tracy b. 5/7 July 1867
Bexwod? vagus Sp. Blady Walsh. Freshford Parish Kilkenny
William Tracy & Honor Connell
Mary b. 5 July 1867 (LDS)
William
Tracy, labourer, of
Enniscorthy Co Wexford, & Honor Connell
Mary Tracy b. 5 Jul 1867 of Boyglass [Bohergloss] Freshford. Honor Tracy, her mark, mother,
Boyglass Freshford [Freshford Kilkenny PLU]
Mary Tracey/Treacy & Patrick Delaney [RIC] [see
Toomevara Tipperary]
Margaret Mary Delany b. 30 Aug
1878 Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland Sp. Joseph Glennon & Mary Sullivan.
Enniscorthy Parish
James Joseph Delaney b.
13/10/1880 of Macgeory? (Spon: David Motiarty & Marie Byrne) [Donal
O’Neill] (LDS) Ferns Parish
Mary Treacy/Tracy/Tracey & Patrick Delaney/Delany
Margaret Delany b. 13 Aug
1878 Court St Enniscorthy OR 30 Aug 1878 Enniscorthy, County Wexford (LDS)
James Joseph Delany/Delaney
b. 13 Oct 1880 Ballycarney Enniscorthy, County Wexford (LDS)
Delaney, James Joseph
Date of Birth: Tuesday
January 13th 1880 Ballycarney, Co.Wexford
Service No.: 8523
Rank: Corporal
Regiment: 1st Battalion
Royal Irish Regiment
Date of Death: Tuesday
March 23rd 1915 (Age 35)
Circumstances of Death:
France and Flanders
Other Biographical Details:
Son of Patrick and Mary Delaney nee Tracy of Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.
Thomas Treacy, 25,
bachelor, labourer, lives Maynooth [Laraghbryan], (s. of James Treacy,
labourer) married Mary Crowley, 19, spinster, dressmaker, lives Maynooth, (d.
of Richard Crowley, miller) on the 6 July 1891 RC Chapel Maynooth Wit: John
Saults & Annie Dignan [Maynooth Celbridge PLU] signed his mark
Mary Treacy
nee Crowley [no father stated]
Edward
Treacy born 14 September 1898 of Duffrey Gate. Mary Treacy mother of St. John's
St, [Enniscorthy] signed her mark. Registered 12 Feb 1902.
Bridget
Tracy born 31 July 1906 of St. John St. Ellen Rourke of Folly [Enniscorthy]
present at birth
Mary
Crowley may have been born in Wexford Town in 1867, the daughter of Richard
Crowley, carpenter and Ellen/Ann Clarke.
There is another record for a Catherine Crowley born in 1865 in
Danesfort Kilkenny, where Richard Crowley is a miller.
The
original birth record for Edward born 14
September 1898, states that his father was an Edward Brophy:
Edward Brophy, of Duffrey Gate, labourer, & Mary
Crowley
Edward Brophy born 14 September 1898 of Duffrey
Gate. Mary Brophy mother of Duffrey Gate. [Crossed out] (Note: ...see March ???
1902...)
I
have not found a marriage record for Brophy and Crowley
This
is the family in the census records:
1901
Census – Crowley and Brophy 38 St. John's Street Enniscorthy
1911 Census – Crowley 4
Esmonde Road Enniscorthy
Mary Anne Treacy, 22, spinster, house maid, of
Ballinascarry (d. of Michael Treacy,
gardener) married Joseph Whyte, 35.5, bachelor, labourer, of Ballinascarry (s.
of John Whyte, mason) Wit: Thomas Foley & Mary Anne Foley on the 4 October
1908 RC Chapel Castletown [Granard Westmeath]
Mary Tracy & Joseph White, labourer
John White born 15 July
1909 of Wilton [Enniscorthy Wexford]
Michael White born 23 April
1911 of Behamore [Borrisokane Tipperary]
[1911 Census both born
Offaly - Behamore (Hawkshaw) Cloughjordan, Tipperary]
Katherine Tracey [init], full age, spinster,
housekeeper, of Galbally Macmine [Mackmine] Co. Wexford (d. of William Tracey, deceased, tailor
[init]) married John Murphy, full age, widower, mason, of Kellystown
[Adamstown] Enniscorthy Co Wexford (s. of John Murphy, farmer) Wit: Thomas
Jordan & Anastasia Bridget Stanton on the 23 October 1912 [Sept 23rd
crossed out] RC Chapel Galbally [see New Ross]
Confirmations
Enniscorthy Parish
Ewd
Tracy 30/8/1857
Matthew?
Tracy 30/8/1857
Mary
Treacy 30/8/1857
Michael
Treacy 11/11/1859
Mathew?
Tracy, Davidstown, 24/2/1861
Margaret
Mary Tracy? 16/10/1865
Margaret
Tracey 24/10/1871
Mary J.
Tracy 26
Oct 1876
Cathern
Tracy 25/9/1878
Deaths Enniscorthy Parish
1815-1880
Thomas
Tracey died 27 March 1840 aged 5 years
Thomas
Heasy of Spring vale [Ballycarney], died 3 April 1861, aged 1 years
John
Tracy of Shannon died 17/11/1871 aged 6 months
Martin
Tracy of Duffry St died 27 July 1877 aged 85 years (State Reg: Martin Treacy, Enniscorthy Deaths 1877, Estimated birth year: 1799, Age:
78)
Catherine
Traecy (Mrs) of Duffry Street died 19/4/1880 aged 47 years
Other Church Records
Alice
Tracy? & James Flood spon to baptism of Nelly to Nick
Flood & Margery Bulger 1/1/1796 Enniscorthy Parish
Ann
Tracy & Robert Murphy spon to baptism of Peter to Peter
Murphy & Mary Dwyer 15/4/1862 Enniscorthy Parish
Ceath Treacy
& Jns Murphy spon to baptism of Miriam to Ns Neil & Mary Brennan
12/11/1827 Davidstown Parish
Christina
Triacy? & John Synnott wit to
Philip Menissy to Margt Magee 23/8/1864 Davidstown Parish
Edward
Tracy & Peter Burne wit to marriage of John Fitzgerald
& Brigid Begley 13/5/1821 Enniscorthy Parish
Margaret
Tracey & Lausendi Phannan wit to marriage of William
Kinsillah & Johanna Oneal 1/10/1849 Enniscorthy Parish
Martin Tracy,
John Neil & Jas Fortune wit to the marriage of Richard Sinnott & Mary
Roche 18/2/1833 Davidstown Parish**
Martin
Treacy, Peter Leacy & John Neil wit to marriage of
Thomas Doyle & Mary Neil 2/3/1840 Davidstown Parish
Mary
Treacy & Edward Sheal spon to baptism of John to Charles
McGuire & Margaret Cox 27/8/1814 Enniscorthy Parish
Mary
Tracey & Peter Kain spon to baptism of Anne to Laurance
Bryan & Mary Scully 28/7/1819 Enniscorthy Parish
Mary
Tracy? & Thomas Fowler spon to baptism of William to
Matthew Coady & Eliza Dauley 22/8/1861 Enniscorthy Parish
William
Treacy & Anne Nowlam spon to baptism of Ellen to Richard
Sinnott & Betty Cloney 6/6/1826 Enniscorthy Parish
William Treacy
& Mary Byrne spon to baptism of Cath to William Cullen & Bridget Nowlam
25/3/1847 at Johns, Davidstown Parish
** Same date as his marriage and similar witnesses.
State Registered Deaths
Anne Treacy, of New St, died 19 January 1900,
spinster, 40 years, servant, sarcoma 1 year, informant Margaret Connors [nee
Tracey] of New St present at death
Brigid Treacy of Duffry Hill Enniscorthy, died 1 April
1962, widow, 74 years, widow of a stoker in British Navy, Mycocardial
degeneration Arteriosclerosis, informant William Donovan brother Scarawalsh
Ferns
Ellen Tracey of Irish Street, died 20 April 1911,
married, 19 years, bakers wife, Pneumonia 1 month, informant Ned Donegan of
Irish Street
John Treacy, of Chapel [Chapel] Clonroche, died 12
January 1959, married, 40 years, station master, boromane thrombosis 14 days,
Informant Anna Tracey (wife) Chapel (present at death)
Margaret Tracy of Duffrey Hill, died 10 December 1911,
spinster, 75 years, house keeper, Brights disease indejinite, inforant Thomas
Murphy of Duffrey Hill present at death
Margaret Treacy, of Cathedral Street, died 27
September 1925, widow, 64 years, shopkeeper, valerilar heart disease 8 months
cardiac failure, informant John Treacy of Cathedral street son present at death
Martin Tracey, Enniscorthy Deaths 1866, Estimated
birth year: 1840, Age: 26
Martin Treacy, Enniscorthy Deaths 1873, Estimated
birth year: 1873 (Enniscorthy)
Martin Treacy, Enniscorthy Deaths 1877, Estimated
birth year: 1799, Age: 78 (Enniscorthy)
Mary Tracey died 1865, Enniscorthy PLU, Aged 72, b.
1793, died 13 Jan 1865 Barony Of Bautry [Bantry], Enniscorthy, Wexford
Matthew Tracy of Duffry Street, died 16 November 1912,
married, 70 years, baker, chronic endocarditis syncope, informant Alice Parry
of Duffrey St present at death
Family records Ferns
There are records that a
Edward Hudson was born in County Wexford, Ireland, October, 1772, of
English-Quaker parents, his father being Captain Henry Edward Hudson of the
British army, and his mother Miss Jane de Tracey. Early records have a Hudson
family living in Ballydonigan Clone and the 1853 Griffith valuation has a Henry
Hudson as landlord in Ballycarrigeen Upper Kilcormick.
The
Tithes records of 1827 to 1833 list:
John Treacy, Garryduff, Kilcormick, south east of Ferns Co.
Wexford, 13a/2r/25p, 1825 (ref 31/25)
In the valuation of 1844
Jas Tracey had a house at 30 Ferns Upper and in 1845 Bridget Tracy [Patk Dempsy
crossed out] had a house at Crean Clone.
In the Griffiths Valuation of 1853 the following was
recorded:
Bridget Tracey
of Crane, Clone, south east of Ferns in the Catholic Parish of Monagear.
Crane townland of
the Parish of Clone (Ord. S. 20)
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Map (#) |
Occupants
|
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area
|
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
9c |
Bridget Tracey |
William Murphy
(holds 111a) (owner Earl of
Portsmouth?) |
House |
- |
£0.5.0 |
James Tracy of the Main Street of Ferns.
Main
Street, Town of Ferns townland of the Parish of Ferns (Ord. S. 15)
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Map (# of 40) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation (land/buildings) |
|
30 |
James Tracy |
William Delany |
House and yard |
- |
£1.0.0 |
The
Valuation Office records for James Tracy No. 30 Main St, Ferns show that the
immediate lessor changed from James Tracey to the 'Widow Tracey' in 1892 and to
Michael Tracey in 1895. Then to Thomas Tracey in 1919 and then on to Rose
Tracey in 1927 and then to Michael Tracey in 1930. [Thanks to Donal O’Neill]
From 1854 to 1875, there
are a number of court cases for James Treacy of Ferns, for wandering animal to being
drunk in public. The locations stated are Newtownbarry, Camolin,
Newtownmountkennedy & Ballynakill [Dunleckny] Co. Carlow. In a later year,
he is described as a dealer. Other Treacys named are Margaret Treacy &
Johanah Treacy.
In May 1855, Bridget Treacy
of Clone Crane Parish, was summoned that on the night of Sunday the 6th of May
1855 did sell or keep for sale a certain quantity of spirits in her dwelling
house, she not being duly licenced for the sale of beer spirits etc. Compliant
dismissed on the merits and without costs.
In March 1865 there is a
court reference to a Henry Tracey of Ferns.
In October 1870, Michael
Treacy of Ferns was summoned for being drunk.
In 1872, there was a Constable John or Patrick Treacy
of Clonevin? [Donaghmore] Wexford.In March 1882, it was probable the
same John Tracey of Legnaglogh [Monamolin] , who paid for a dog licence for a
male black greyhound. Constables did not serve in their native county.
From
1875 to 1888, there are a number of court cases, where Capt ET [Edward Tottenham] Irvine of
St. Aidans, summoned Elizabeth Tracy, Kate/Kitty Tracy & Johanna Tracy
for
stealing wood.
14th & 28th February, & 13th March, 3rd
& 10th April 1876 Bridget Treacy, Defendant, late of Kilgobbin [Clonmore]
and now of Ferns, William Lett of Kilgibbon, Complainant. That the defendant on
the 14/1/1876 left the service of the compliant, the employer, against his will
& consent, and without due notice, she being a domestic servant at the
wages of £1.5.0 per quarter from 13 May 1875 for which the compliant claims the
sum of £1.5.0 as compensation. Awarded as compensation 8s4d, fined 5s, costs
2/6 in default seven days imprisonment in the county gaol. [see picture - moved to Enniscorthy]
1886 Death in the District of Ferns, Enniscorthy
No.: 366
Date and Place of Death: 1886 Not
known Ferns
Name and Surname: James Tracey
Sex: M
Condition: Married
Age and Birth day: 70 years
Rank, Profession or Occupation:
Labourer
Certified Cause of Death and
Duration of Illness: Apoplexy
Signature, Qualification and
Residence of Informant: Information received from John Murphy Coroner for
County of Wexford
When Registered: First September
1886
Signature of Registrar: CB
Smith???, Registrar
1889
Johanna Tracy sen & Johana
Tracy, of Ferns, that the deft on the 26th Decr 1888 at Ferns did make use of
abusive provoking? & threatening language towards the complainent [Bridget
Murphy of Ferns] calculated to cause a breach of the Peace whereby she requires
her to show cause why she should not enter into surities tto be of good
behaviour. Dismissed.
20 July 1895 Wexford People
Ferns Dramatic Society...Irish
drama "Arrah-Na-Pogue"...characters..Mr Jas Treacy "Secretary of State,"
May 1895
Michael Tracy of Ferns, ...26th
of April 1895 at Ferns had one dog in his posession without being duly licensed
for same, paid 1/1. In March 1898, Thos Treacy of Ferns, paid 6/6 for three dog licences;
male wheaten, female slate and female red terriers. From 1899 to 1914, Michael
Tracey of Ferns paid for dog licences. In 1912, James Tracey of Tracey of Ferns
paid a dog licence.
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Jim Treacy of Ferns 1907 Echo 29/7/2009 |
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1901 Census |
1911 Census |
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FERNS Michael Tracey, 51, M,
74 Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Hackney Driver, Catholic, Head of Family,
Married, Co Wexford Annie Tracey, 53, F,
Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Catholic, Wife, Married, Co Wexford Thomas Tracey, 25, M,
Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Machine Knife Maker, Catholic, Son, Not Married,
Co Wexford Patrick Tracey, 23, M,
Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Labourer, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Wexford Johanna Tracey, 20, F,
Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Co Wexford Michael
Tracey,
15, M, Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Scholar, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co
Wexford James Tracey, 28, M,
94 Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Sickle Mechanic, Catholic, Head of Family,
Married, Co Wexford Anne Tracey, 28, F,
Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Catholic, Wife, Married, Co Wexford Annie Tracey, 0, F,
Ferns Town, Ferns, Wexford, Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Co Wexford |
FERNS
Michael Macy [Tracy],
60, M, 23 Mainstreet, Ferns, Wexford, Co Wexford, Cardriver, Head of Family,
Widower Thomas Macy [Tracy],
35, M, Mainstreet, Ferns, Wexford, Co Wexford, Mechanic Labourer, Son, Single Patrick Macy [Tracy], 33,
M, Mainstreet, Ferns, Wexford, Co Wexford, General Labourer, Son, Married Johanna Macy [Tracy],
30, F, Mainstreet, Ferns, Wexford, Co Wexford, Car [crossed out] Michael Macy [Tracy],
25, M, Mainstreet, Ferns, Wexford, Co Wexford, Cardriver, Son, Single Mary Tracey, 34, F,
25 Mainstreet, Ferns, Wexford (married 1 year, 2 children/1 alive, daughter
of head Eliza Donnolly widow?) James Tracy, 38, M, 8
Milltown Road, Ferns, Wexford Annie Tracy, 38, F,
Milltown Road, Ferns, Wexford (married 12 years, 4 children) Annie Tracy, 11, F,
Milltown Road, Ferns, Wexford Johanna Tracy, 4, F,
Milltown Road, Ferns, Wexford Michael Tracy, 3, M,
Milltown Road, Ferns, Wexford Mary Tracy, 0, F,
Milltown Road, Ferns, Wexford |
In August 1905, there is a
court case reference to Johanna Treacy living in Kingstown Dublin, sister of
Michael Treacy.
In
1905, Julia Kearns, principal party, James Byrne?, Sureity?, Michael Treacy,
all of Ferns; Estreat Recognizance, keep the peace
24
February 1905 Enniscorthy Echo and South Leinster Advertiser
Enniscorthy
District Championships. - Matches At Enniscorthy.
Junior
chapmionships...Ferns...T Treacy, J Treacy...
07
December 1907 Wexford People
Junior
Hurling Final
Glenbrien
defeats Ferns
Ferns:...T.
Treacy, J. Treacy, M. Treacy...
22
May 1909 Free Press (Wexford)
District
Championships...Junior Football... Tomgarrow v. Oylegate...Tomgarrow...M.
Treacy (goal)...
05
November 1910 Enniscorthy Echo and South Leinster Advertiser
Football
and hurling contests
Rangers
v. Ferns [minor football]
Ferns:...M.
Tracey...
Enniscorthy
(Commercials) v. Ferns [hurling]
Ferns:...T.
Treacey, M. Treacey...
12
November 1910 Free Press (Wexford)
Junior
Hurling Championship at Enniscorthy
Ferns:...M.
Treacy...P. Treacy.
13
December 1913 Free Press (Wexford)
Junior
Football Final
Newtownbarry
Insurgents...Treacy, Thomas Treacy...
Forth
Heroes:...Matthew Treacy...
20
July 1906 Enniscorthy Echo and South Leinster Advertiser
United
Irish League. Ferns Branch United Irish League.
2s6d...Michael
Treacy, do [Ferns]...
14
October 1908 Wexford People
Ferns
Gaelic League...present...J. Treacy, T. Treacy,...M. Treacy...
12
November 1909 New Ross Standard
Gaelic
League - Camolin Branch...present...Ferns...Michael Treacy
27
February 1909 Free Press (Wexford)
The
annual plearaca - or Irish ball - under the auspices of the Enniscorthy branch
of the Gaelic League, was held in the Athenacum Eniiscorthy...present...J.
Treacy...Ferns...
27
April 1907 Free Press (Wexford)
Ejectments
Lord
Carysfort, landlord, v Michael Treacy (and Patrick Treacy, James Treacy, Daniel
Keane), Mr Craig for the landlord. Evidence having been given, a decree was
granted. [Ferns?]
12
September 1908 Wexford People
Cottages
in Enniscorthy Union
The
New Scheme
Four
Hundred Houses to be built
Ferns
Electoral Division
Passed:
...Patrick Treacy, Castlelands; Michael Treacy, do [Castlelands];...James
Treacy, do. [St. Aidan's];...
28
October 1908 Wexford People [file]
...considered
the two cottages necessary and usful to Ferns, which was a rising village.
Patrick Treacy and Michael Treacy were both respectable men, and were worthy of
houses.
Michael
Treacy, one of the applicants said he was in the employment of Mr. Bolger for
fifteen years, and went to him first as an agricultural labourer. Previous to
that he was an agricultural labourer for eighteen years. His wages were about
12s a week.
The
other applicant, James Treacy, examined, said he lived with his father at
present. but he would get married when got the house...Treacy - I am engaged...
In
1909, Bryan Tracy [Lacey?] of Chaple lane Ferns, [defendant], Eliza Warren of
Miltown [complainant] & Connor [witness], Deft negleted as reqired to quit
want & deliver unto Compt on demand possession of Dwelling House a premises
situated at Chapel lane, Ferns This tenancy at 2/6 per week homing? been
determined by notice to quit. Decree for posession.
09 January
1909 Free Press (Wexford)
The United Irish League - Ferns
"That we beg to offer our sincere sympathy to Mr.
Michael Treacy, a respected member of this committee, on the death of his
wife.”
09 June 1911
New Ross Standard
Exhibition Competitions
Class 22 - Hand made quilt. First prize 12s6d...1,
Johanna Treacy, Main-street, Ferns;
15 March 1912
New Ross Standard
Trade and Labour Benefit Society - Ferns
...present...James Tracey...Michael Tracey...M. Treacy
senr...
13 November
1915 Free Press (Wexford)
Sudden Death. On Wednesday morning a Man named Michael
Treacy, aged 6?, who was emploved as a jarvey by Mr. John Bolger, J.P, the
Hotel, Ferns, was found dead in bed by his daughter, who...
1923
In
a souvenir program for a grand two day bazaar held in Ferns on the 20th
and 21st of May 1923, the following are stated as contributors to
the stalls:
St.
Aidan’s Stall
per
Misses Maguire, 2/- Mrs. R. Treacy,
Ferns
per
Miss L. McDonald, Mrs. Treacy, Ferns, a prize
St.
Joseph’s Stall
Per
Miss Dora Doyle, Bunclody, Miss Treacy, Main Street Bunclody, Sideboard cloth
St.
Kevin’s Auxiliary Refreshment Stall
List
of prizes, Miss Treacy, Bunclody, Irish Hand-embroided Cloth
Aeridheacht
Mór
Singing
Solo Females (Senior), Annie Treacy, Ferns
May 12, 1930 (II) Deaths
Tracy
(Ferns) May 11 1930 at her residence, Main st. Ferns, Rose Tracy; deeply regretted. RIP. Funeral will take place tomorrow
(Tuesday) to Ferns Cemetrery.
Will
Rose
Tracey, 10 Jul 1930, late of Ferns County Wexford,
widow, who died 11 May 1930, to John O’Brien, ex-railwayman. Effects …
August 10, 1933 IP
Provincial
Hanball...At Ferns - Foley Cup. B. Keogh and P. Dunne beat P. Flood and M.
Treacy.
Scholarships
1936
Rosanna T. Tracey, Main Street, Ferns, father Carpenter, one of five children
18th May 1936 Feis in
Enniscorthy
...Rosie
Tracey...[schoolgirls photograph]
Ferns Parish Journal 2011
1939 Families of Coolbawn Housing
Estate [photographs of houses]
No.1
Michael Treacey
No.33
Mr. Patrick Treacy
Ferns Parish Journal 2011
Joe
Treacy, played for St. Aidan's Ferns in the Wexford Senior Hurling Championship
finals of 1940 and 1941.
9 Jun 1941 Small Dwellings
Acquisition Acts
Application
Miss Annie Tracey: Under date 22nd May 1941, Miss Annie Tracey, Main St.,
Ferns, wrote that she had made application some time ago for loan under Small
Dwellings Acquisition Acts but nad been informed there was no money available.
She Wlderstood now that three or four selected applicants did not intend to
erect houses and if any of them withdrew she wished her application to be
favourably considered. She was very anxious to start as soon as pOSSible, as
unless she did she would forfeit two years' rent of the house in which she was
living. The site on which she proposed building was in the centre of the
village of Ferns where a demolition scheme had carried out. It would be a great
asset to the place to have new houses erected on the demolished site as soon as
possible. The Secretary stated that Mrs. Kavanagh (formerly Keegan) who had
been selected in respect of loan for house proposed to be erected on Gorey
Corporation Lands, had withdrawn her application.
The
following resolution was adopted on the motion of Mr. 0'Byrne, seconded by Miss
O'Ryan:- "Tnat we recommend the County Council to agree, subject to the
sanction of the Minister for Local Government and public health to loan of £150
in respect of house to be erected at Ferns Village being granted to Miss Annie
Tracey, Ferns." The County SoliCitor submitted letter from Mrs. Kavanagh
under date 1st May 1941 stating she bad been Wlable to secure a contractor to
bUild for tne amount of loan, so that her application would have to be
withdrawn. If things 1mproved she would ask ner application to be reconsidered
10 Nov 1941 Small Dwellings
Acquisition Acts
Miss
Annie Treacy: The following under date 29th October 1942 (H.20924/41 - Loch
Garman) was read from Department of Local Government and Public health:-
"With
reference to your letter of the 14th August, I am directed by tne Minister for
Local Government and Public liealth to state that we will raise no objection to
the proposal of the Wexford County Council to advance the sum of £150 to Miss
Annie Treacy under the Small Dwellings AcquisItion Acts in respect ot a house
in course of erection at Main Street, Ferns, Co. Wexford
12 Apr 1943 Compliants Re
Cottages
St.
Aidan's ferns...following tenants...James Tracey.
Apr 11, 1944 (II) Death
Tracey
(Ferns) - April 10, 1944, at her residence, St. Aidens, Ferns, wexford, Annie Tracey, beloved wife of James Tracey,
aged 71; deeply regretted by her sorrowing husband and family. RIP. Funeral
tomorrow (Wednesday) from St. Aidens to cemetery at 1 o'c. (O.T.)
Feb 26, 1951 (II) Social and
Personal
The
marriage arranged between Thomas,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Tracey, Ferns, and Phyllis, only child of Mr. J. and the
late Mrs. Carr, North View, Putland Road, Bray, will take place on April 3rd
(D.V.)
May 18, 1951 (II) Marriages
Tracey
and Carr - April 3, 1951, at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace, Putland
Road, Bray (with Nuptial Mass and Papal Blessing), by Rev. Peter Maguire CC, Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tracey,
Ferns, Co. Wexford, to Phyllis, only child of John and the late Mrs Hannah
Carr, North View, Putland Road, Bray, Co. Wicklow.
Jul 31, 1953 (II) Marriage
McDonald
and Tracey - June 24 1953 at St. Mary's Church Barndarrig by the Rev J Doyle
PP, with Nuptial Mass and Papal Blessing, William son of the late Daniel and
Mrs McDonald, Ballahara House, Kilbride, Wicklow to Rosanna, daughter of Michael and Mrs Tracey, Ferns, Co. Wexford.
Apr 1, 1957 (II)
2
dozen white Wyanadouse and 2 dozen RI Red Cockerals, 7 weeks old. blood tested
50/- per doz. Mrs. A. Treacy, 1
Upper Ferns, Co. Wexford.
Jun 10 1959 (II)
10
lovely Pheasants, 6 weeks old fully feathered with Bantam mother. £4 the lot. Ml Tracey, No. 1 Upper Ferns, Co.
Wexford.
Jan 13, 1959 (II) Death
Tracey
(Co. Wexford) Jan 12, 1959 (suddenly) at his residence, Chapel Station, John beloved husband of Nano Tracey;
deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife, father, mother, brothers and sisters.
RIP. Remains will be removed to Ferns Church today (Tuesday) arriving at 6.30
o'c approx. Funeral to Ferns Cemetery tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2 o'c.
Jan 25, 1963 (II) Deaths
Tracey
(Ferns, Co. Wexford) Jan 24 1963 at his residence Upper Ferns, Michael Tracey, beloved husband of Annie
Treacy; deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife, and family, RIP Remains
will be removed to Ferns Church to-day (Friday) at 7 o'c. Funeral tomorrow
(Saturday) after Office and High Mass at 11 o'c to Ferns Cemetery.
Apr 5, 1963 (ME) Wexford
Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann
...Fleadh
Ceoil...Ferns...Hon. secretary Mr. Michael
Treacy, Castleview, Ferns
Mar 3 1970 (II) Death
Tracey
(Ferns) March 2, 1970, at Parkton Nursing Home, Enniscorthy, Annie, relict of Michael Tracey, No.1
Upper Ferns, Co. Wexford; deeply regretted by her sorrowing sons, daughters,
daughters-in-law, grandchildren, relatives and friends. RIP. Remains will
arrive in Ferns Church this (Tuesday) evening at 6.30 o'c. Office and mass in
Ferns Church to-morrow Wednesday at 11 o'c. Funeral immediately afterwards to
Ferns Cemetery.
Church Records
of Monageer
Biddy Tracy & James Bryan?
Winny? Bryan b. 27 Oct 1841 Tinnacross Sp. James
Fylam? & Mary Hanna?
William Murphy & Catherine Doran
Margaret (illegitimate) b. 27 Nov 1842 Ballydamore Sp.
Patt Fortune? & Bridget Tracy
Mary
Tracey/Frany & Peter Clare
Margaret Clare b. 13 March 1843 Ballysimon Sp. Moses
Brien & Catherine Laless?
John Tracy & Elizabeth Redmond?
Brigit Tracy b. 30th Jan 1847 of Crane Sp.
Jos Donahue & Mary Murphy. Monageer Parish (see Burial)
Cathr Treacy to ??? Redmond 30th 1855 Wit: John Donohue
& Brigit Lynch?
Burials
James Hussay, of Tinacross, 56 years,
Biddy Tracy, of Crane, died 22 Oct 1847, 9 months,
Monageer Parish
Margaret Tracey, of Crane, died 6 Jan 1858, 21 years,
Monageer Parish
Biddy Tracy, of Crane, died 28 Mar 1866, 80 years, Monageer
Parish
Death
Bridget Tracey died 1866, Enniscorthy PLU, aged 78, b.
1788, died 28 Mar 1866 Crane Clone [Monageer RC]
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Church
records of Ferns and State records (1864 to 1899): [Update records thanks to
Donal O’Neill] James
Treasy married Johanna Murphy 8
Sep 1836 Wit: John Quin & Mary Murphy. Enniscorthy Parish 1. James Tracy (labourer) of Ferns & Johanna Murphy. 1.1 Anne Tracy b. 15/2/1842
of Ferns (Spon: Moses Connors & Mary Baily) [Donal O’Neill] Anne Tracey m. William Furlong 22 Aug 1875 [1854-1902] of Miltown?
(Witnesses: Brian Drofer? & Mary
Tracey) [Presume daughter] [Not listed in State Registrations] Children of William
Furlong and Anne Tracey 19/5/1876 Sarah
Furlong of Miltown (Spon: Patrick Dwyer? & Bridget Tracy) 3/3/1878 Eliza
Furlong of Miltown (Spon: James Kavanagh & Mary Tracy) Notation across Eliza's record 'Was married to
William Byrne of Camolin on 25/7/1917 in Ferns by Canon Doyle' [Donal O’Neill] 1880 John Furlong [Paul
Gueret (guerholl) May 2012] 1.2 Thomas Tracy b. 3/7/1844
of Ferns (Spon: Dan Bayly & Margaret Martin) 1.3 Joanna Tracy b. 7/8/1847
of Ferns (Spon: John Block & Bidy Byrne) Johanna
Tracey died 1864, Enniscorthy
PLU, aged 16, b. 1848, died 3 Jul 1864 Ferns [Ferns OR Kilbride] Wexford,
James Tracey father 1.4 Michael Tracy b.
30/11/1850 of Ferns (Spon: Thomas Maguire & Eliza Connors) Michael Tracey, 22, bachelor, servant, lives Ferns (s. of James
Tracy, heuxtor) married Anne Kenny, 25,
spinster, servant, lives Ferns, (d. of Thomas Kenny labourer) 14th April 1872
RC Chael Ferns by B.E. Mayler PP Wit: Miles Breslan & Catherine Bent,
signed their marks [Ferns Enniscorthy PLU] signed their marks. Michael Trac(e)y (labourer d. 1915?) of Ferns & Ann(e) Kenny. 1.4.1 James
Tracey (b. 21/7/1873) Milltown
Ferns. (Spon: John Bolger & Mary
Tracy) [Donal O’Neill] Michael Tracey (labourer) James Tracey b. 21 Jul 1873 Milltown [Kilbride –
Ferns RC] [s. of Michael Tracey, labourer, & Anne Kenny] Catherine
Kerevan, her mark, present at birth, Ferns [Kilbride] [1873 14 709 Ferns
Enniscorthy PLU] James Tracey, full age, bachelor,
labourer, lives Ferns, (s. of Michael Tracey, labourer) married Anne
Mahon, full age, spinster, servant, lives Ferns (d. of Daniel Mahon Labourer)
4th September 1898 RC Chapel Ferns by Laurence Jones CC Wit: Michael Mahon
& Johanna Tracey [Ferns Enniscorthy PLU] (Annie
d. 1944) James Tracy,
Mechanic/labourer, & Annie Mahon 1.4.1.1 Annie Tracey born
23 May 1900 of Ferns Annie Tracey,
23, spinster, servant, of St Aidens Ferns, (d. of James Tracey, labourer) married John O'Reilly, 20, bachelor,
soldier, of Gorey Barracks, (s. of Myles O'Reilly, labourer) Wit: Danial
Mahon & Johanna Tracey on the
4 July 1923 RC Church Ferns 1.4.1.1.1
Elizabeth O Reilly On 25 March 1924 (Tracey) 1.4.1.1.2
Myles Reily On 12 July 1925 (Treacy) 1.4.1.2 Johanna Tracey
born 13 August 1906 of Ferns 1.4.1.3 Michael Tracey
born 07 May 1908 of Ferns 1.4.1.4 Mary Tracey born
10 September 1910 of Ferns 1.4.1.5 Daniel Tracey born 17 July 1914 of Ferns 1.4.2 Thomas Tracey (b. 17/10/1875) Ferns.
(Spon: Aidan Kavanagh & Kathy
Tracey) Notation across Thomas's record 'Was married to Rosanna O'Brien
of Annadura on 23/7/1917 in Ferns by Canon Doyle RP' [Donal O’Neill] (Thomas d. 1921 aged 41, Rose d. 1930) Thomas Tracey,
40, bachelor, labourer, of Ferns, (s. of Michael
Tracey, deceased, labourer) married Rosanna Obrien, 35, spinster,
servant, (d. of John O'Brien, labourer) Wit: John O'Brien & Annie Tracey on the 23 July 1917 RC
Church Ferns 1.4.3 Patrick Tracey (b. 18/3/1878 d. 1949)
of Ferns. (mother stated as Ann Brian on State Reg) Spon: Nicholas Lacy &
Sarah Lacy) Notation across Patrick's record 'Married to Mary Donnelly Ferns
on 3/8/1910 by Canon Doyle) [Donal O’Neill] Patrick Tracey,
31, bachelor, labourer, of Ferns, (s. of Michael
Tracey, labourer) married Mary Donnelly, 31, spinster, servant, of Ferns,
(d. of John Donnelly, deceased, labourer) Wit: Michael Tracey & Bridget Donnelly on the 3 August 1910 RC
Chapel Ferns Patrick Tracey,
labourer, & Mary Donnolly 1.4.3.1 Elizabeth Tracey born
3 November 1910 of Ferns 1.4.3.2 Michael Tracey born
3 November 1910 of Ferns 1.4.3.3 Ana Eliza Tracy born
19 September 1912 of Ferns 1.4.3.4 Elizabedth Tracey
born 6 December 1914 of Ferns 1.4.3.5 Johanna Tracey On 12
August 1918 (Donnolly) 1.4.3.6 Mary Tracey On 12
August 1918 (Donnolly) 1.4.4 Johanna Tracey (b. 7/8/1880) Ferns.
(Spon: Patrick Kinsella & Anty Doyle) [Donal O’Neill] 1.4.5 Mary Tracy (b. 12/8/1882) Ferns. 1.4.6 Michael Tracy (b. 20/1/1886) Ferns.
(m. 1913 Annie O’Brien or Brien. Michael d. 1963, Annie d. 1970) Michael Tracey,
27, bachelor, carpenter, of Ferns, (s. of Michael Tracey, labourer) married Anne Brien, 25, spinster,
servant, of Crory, (d. of John Brien, railway jarvey?) Wit Thomas Tracey & Rose A Brien on
the 14 July 1913 RC Church Ferns Michael Treacey,
carpenter, & Annie O'Brien 1.4.6.1 Anne Tracey born 22 June 1914 of
Ferns. 1.4.6.2 Michael Tracey was born in 20 June
1916 in Ferns and died on 24 Apr. 1966. 1.4.6.3 John Tracey was born 19 June 1918
in Ferns and died on 12 Jan. 1959. 1.4.6.4 Thomas Tracey was born 12 June 1921
in Ferns. 1.4.6.5 Rose Tracey was born 15 October
1923 in Ferns. 1.4.6.6 Patrick Tracey was born 8 January
1926 in Ferns and died on 20 May 1977. 1.4.6.7 Daniel Tracey Jan – Mar 1929 1.5 Mary Tracey b.
16/7/1853 of Ferns (Spon: James McDonald & Margaret Delaney) [Donal
O’Neill] 1.6 Bridget Tracey b.
11/1/1857 of Ferns (Spon: William Brien & Mary Kavanagh) [Move to
Enniscothy area and married Luke Byrne 23rd June 1878] 1.7 Catherine Tracey
b. 21/7/1859 of Ferns (Spon: Raymond Sinnott & Maryann Sinnott) [Donal
O’Neill] Catherine
Tracey of 18 Gardiner Pl (d. of
James & Johanna Murphy of
Ferns) married Patrick Fitzpatrick of 57 Jervis St (s. of Henry & Letitia
Kenny of 57 Jervis St) 5 Oct 1879 Wit:
Henry Nordell of 12 Synott Place & Lizzie Fitzpatrick of 57 Jervis
St. St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral Catherine
Tracy, minor, spinster,
servant, lives 18 Gardiners Pl, (d. of James
Tracy, cattle dealer) married Patrick Fitzpatrick, full [age], bachelor,
cabinet maker, lives 57 Jervis St, (s. of Henry Fitzpatrick, cabinet
maker) 05 October 1879 RC Cathedral
Marlboro St Wit: Henry Nordell & Lizzie Fitzpatrick [Dublin North PLU]
signed her mark Catherine
Tracy & Patrick
Fitzpatrick Elizabeth Anne Fitzpatrick
b. 26 July 1880 of 63 Lr Mecklenburgh St Sp. Stephen Fay & Patricia
Fitzpatrick. St. Mary’s Pro-Cathedral 1.8 Elizabeth
Tracey b. 28/7/1861 (Spon: Richard Kirwin & Margaret Leary) [Donal
O’Neill] Eliza Tracy (d. of James Tracy & Joanna Murphy of Ferns) of 61 Marlboro St m.
Stephen Fay (s. of Stephen Fay & Mary Stoker of 59 Jervis St) of 61
Marlboro St on 27 November 1880 Wit: Michael McNally of 83 Maillin St &
Margt Hayes of 63 Lr Mechlenbugh St. Pro-Cathedral Dublin. Elizabeth Tracy,
minor, spinster, servant, lives 61 Marlboro St, (d. of James Tracy, living, dealer) married Stephen Fay, full [age],
bachelor, Upholsterer, lives 61 Marlboro St, (s. of Stephen Fay, living,
farmer) 27 November 1880 RC Cathedral Dublin Wit: Michael McNally &
Margaret Hayes [Dublin North PLU] 1.9 Johanna Tracey
b. 4/11/1866 bapt. 7/11/1866 of Ferns (Spon: John O'Brien & Margaret Tracey) Johanna
Tracey b. 6 Nov 1866 of Ferns [d. of James Tracey, labourer, & Johanna Murphy]
Catherine Kerevan, her mark, present at birth, Ferns [1866 19 753
Ferns Enniscorthy PLU] [Donal O’Neill] Bessy
Tracy & James Doyle of
Glynlan Anne Doyle? Illg b. 31 Aug 1843 of Glyn lane Sp.
Biddy Doyle. Ferns Parish Margaret Treacy, full age, spinster, servant, lives Ferns,
(no father or profession stated) married Marks Kearns, full age, bachelor,
servant, lves Ferns, (s. of Marks Kearns, shoemaker) 17th October 1871 RC
Church Ferns Wit: Michael [John crossed out] Redmond & Bridget Connor [or
Biddy Conroy]. [Ferns Enniscorthy PLU] signed their mark. [From
Ballinapierce?] Catherine Kearns b. 12/9/1872 of Ferns (Spon:
James Kearns & Anne Tracy)
[Donal O’Neill] James Kearns b.5/1/1874 of Ferns (Spon: Jas
Kavanagh & Mary Tracy) [Donal
O’Neill] Mick Kearns b. 18/1/1877 of Ferns (Spon: Dan
Malone & Eliza Tracy) [Donal
O’Neill] Mary
Tracey/Treacy & Patrick
Delaney [RIC] [see Toomevara Tipperary] Margaret Mary Delany b. 30 Aug 1878 Enniscorthy,
Wexford, Ireland Sp. Joseph Glennon & Mary Sullivan. Enniscorthy Parish James Joseph Delaney b. 13/10/1880 of Macgeory?
(Spon: David Motiarty & Marie Byrne) [Donal O’Neill] (LDS) Ferns Parish Mary Treacy/Tracy/Tracey
& Patrick Delaney/Delany Margaret
Delany b. 13 Aug 1878 Court St Enniscorthy OR 30 Aug 1878 Enniscorthy, County
Wexford (LDS) James
Joseph Delany/Delaney b. 13 Oct 1880 Ballycarney Enniscorthy, County Wexford
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State Registered Deaths
Amnie Tracey of Ferns Enniscorthy RD, died 10 April
1944, married, 70 years, labourers wife, angina with acute heart failure, Annie
O’Reilly of Ferns daughter present at death
Anne Tracey of Ferns, died 30 December 1908, married,
62 years, labourers wife, gastric carcimoma two years, informant Anty Doyle? of
Ferns [her mark] present at death
Elizabeth Tracy of Fernes, died 20 November 1910,
spinster, 14 days, labourers daughter, delicacy from birth, informant Mary
Tracey mother Ferns
James Tracey, Enniscorthy Deaths Jul - Sep 1886,
Estimated birth year: 1816, Age: 70 (Ferns)
James Tracey, late Haidous? Cottage Ferns died 3 March
1949 W House Enniscorthy, widower, 75
years, old age pensioner, myocardial degeneration stue? mantis?, informant Jas
O'Rourke occupier W House Enniscorthy
Johanna Treacy, of Ferns, died 30 April 1984, widow,
78 years, dealers widow, sinile decay, informant A Doyle of Ferns present at
death
Mary Tracy, of Ferns, died 26 December 1918, spinster,
4 moths, labourer's daughter, bronchitis 3 days, informant Mary Tracey of Ferns
present at death
Michael Tracey of 1 Upper Ferns, died 24 January 1963,
married 77 years, carpenter, cardiac failure 2 weeks mycocardial degeneration 2
yrs, Michael Treacy of 1 Upper Ferns son present at death
Michael Tracey of Ferns, died 10 November 1915,
widower, 62 years, labourer, probably disease of heart no medical attendant,
informant Johanna Tracey of Ferns daughter present at death
Roseanna Tracey of Ferns Enniscorthy RD, died 11 May
1930, widow, 50 years, shop keeper, valvulas disease of heart 3 months heart
failure a day, Annie Tracey of Ferns sister present at death
Thomas Tracey of Ferns, died 26 October 1921, married,
41 years, labourer, pulmonary tuberculosis, informant Rose Tracey of Ferns
present at death
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Family records
Bunclody (Newtownbarry)
In 1839, there are the following court references, James Tracey of
Newtownbarry, Thomas Tracy & Mary Tracey of Newtownbarry, assault, fine 1/-
costs 1/-
In 1841 there are court
references to Thomas Tracy & Mary Tracey of Gurteen [Templeshanbo?] and a
Denis Tracey who had a heap of manure on the street of Newtownbarry.
Also in 1841 Thomas Tracey
may have been sentrenced for stolen goods.
In 1855 there are the court records for:
Mary Tracy, 50, 5'1",
blue eyes, black hair, fresh complexion, N.T. Barry, RC, married, begging, 2nd
offence?
Cathe Tracy, 17, 4'5.5",
grey eyes, red hair, fresh complexion, same, RC, single, begging,
Patrick Tracy, 15,
4'2", blue eyes, brown hair, fresh complexion, same, RC, Spil [spell?],
labourer, begging,
Thos? Tracy, 9, 3'10",
blue eyes, fair hair, fresh complexion, same, RC, same, begging,
And in 1862:
Patrick Treacy, 19,
5'4.25", blue eyes, light hair, fresh complexion, N.T. Barry, RC, read,
labourer, passing base coin
The following are newspaper references to the
Workhouse:
03
December 1856 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...inquiry place on the minutes of the 9th November as to the proper
chargability of Bridget Tracy, and her three children...now inmates of the
workhouse.
28
January 1857 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...Ordinary Proceedings...Mr Macutchen, brough under consideration, the
motion of which he gave notice, respecting the chargability of Bridget Treacy
and family, stating that the case was not fully set forth on the minutes of the
9th of October last, by which the Commissioners were guided in their decision,
on consideration it was
Ordered
- That the following statement be place on the minutes for information of the
Commissioners with a request that the chargability of Bridget Treacy, and her
three children be reconsided by the Commissioners.
"She
was admitted on the 8th of November 1855?, on the Union - she having resided 26
months in the Division of Newtownbarry, and having resided the remaining
portion of the three years previous to her admission out of the Union - she was
discharged on the 19th May 1856 being then six months and eleven days in the
Workhouse - she was again admitted on the 23rd may 1856, on the Union at large
- next discharged on the 8th September 1856, being in the house 3 months and 29
days - again she was admitted the 9th of October 1856 being out of the house
one month and a day, out of which she spent four on a visit to her
brother-in-law out of the Union.
4
March 1857 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...Clerks Report...notice of appeal against the chargability on the Workhouse
Register of Bridget Tracey and her three children to the Division of
Newtownbarry...
11
March 1857 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...A notice of appeal...Newtownbarry, in the case of Bridget Tracy and
family...
17
June 1857 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...Clerks Report. That he had been served with a notice of appeal against
the registration of Bridget Tracey, and children, on the electoral Division of
Newtownbarry, to be heard at the next Quarter Sessions of
Gorey...Commissioners' Letters...emigration to Canada...No.2 A letter relative
to the proposal of the Guardians to pay the cost of thirteen emigrants, except
Mary Treacy, who is of too tender years to be sent out...
10
March 1858 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...Clerks Report. Had received notice of appeal against the chargability
of Bridget Tracey and three children, from the Guardians of Newtownbarry
Electorial Division, to the barrister at next Quarter Sessions at Enniscorthy.
17
March 1858 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...Commissioners Letters. No.1...The chargeability of Bridget Tracey and
children...was made under the letter of the Commissioners dated 29th November
1856 No.27,021 also their letter of the 18th February 1857 No.2367..the
Guardians for the Division of Newtownbarry were present...
09
March 1859 Wexford Independent
Enniscorthy
Union...A notice of appeal to the Barrister, at next Quarter Sessions, was read
from the Guardians of Newtownbarry Division against the chargability of Bridget
Tracey, and family, now charged to that Division.
27
June 1863 Enniscorthy News
...then
produced a list of inmates willing to emigrate [to Canada], from which the
following were selected—...Bridget Treacy and her children, Edward, aged 15 [b.
1848], Mathew, 13 [b. 1850], and Michael, 11 [b. 1852]...[see Myshall Carlow]
Traceys of South
Wexford
It is unlikely that South Wexford may have been the
home of a Norman Tracey family, as there are no Traceys included in the Knights
fees for Wexford, Carlow and Kilkenny.
Traceys are referenced in State historical records dating from 1280 to
1366, but there does not seem to be any references after this date. It is
likely that the Richard Tracy named was not a Norman, though he is referenced
in conjunction with Norman knights. In a trial dealing with him and Joh Ken
& Walt Oclee, he seems to state that he is citizen of this country. It is very unusual to have Irish
people named in the Norman records. I presume that as Tracy was also a Norman
name that they may have been treated as Normans, and I would say that we would
have taken advantage of this.
The records state that Richard Tracy held 2 carucats
60 acres (approx 300 acres in total) in Leffeth/Le Fech/Fyth and
Polryth/Pollrith/Polrych and pays yearly £5.7s.4d. without suit. These
references seem to locate them near Old Ross. New Ross was the Norman legal
centre. The places named seem to be more similar to The Faythe (An Fhaiche)
Tacumshin and Pollwitch Mayglass on the south east side of Wexford. In another
record, it seems to state that the places named are in Fyth [Forth] and not Old
Ross.
In 1332, in the Memoranda
rolls of Edward III, there is a reference to Johen Tassi de Villa Otrassi ie John Tassy of
the town of Otrassy, which are of Irish origins. The reference refers to the old Wexford barony of Keir, which was a large district to the west of
the Slaney, between Enniscorthy and Wexford. With regard to the names stated, the 'de
Dene' [ie Dane] were big Norman players in that part of Wexford and are
connected with Wilton Castle beside Ballinapierce. Villa Otrassi may
have been located in this area. In the Memoranda, there are also references to what might be a William Otresey of Tintern.
In 1345, Will Tracy is named as one of the gentry of
the county of Wexford summond to attend before the Lord Justice with horse and
arms
In 1364, at the election of David son of Adam de Rupe
[Roche] as Sherriff of Wexford, Ricus Trassy is named as one of the gentry
being present.
In 1368, Maurice Trassy of Coulratthyn is named in a
dispute over land. Coulratthyn [Coolraheen Taghmon], lies between Tracystown
East and West.
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The ruins of the Norman
castle at Tracystown West, built around 1450 AD as part of a series of
defensive castles in south Wexford. |
Tracystown East (Baile Uí Threasaigh Thior) and Tracystown West (Baile Uí Threasaigh Thiar, 1654 Trassistowne/Trassestowne),
located 3 miles south-east and 2 miles west of Taghmon respectively, may have
been either Norman or Gaelic settlements. They are located on the boundary of
Bargy barony. Morley at al state “These last townlands may be
of Norman origin but references to the Norman Tracys in south Wexford are
scarce and they may not have remained in the area. The occurrence of
Tracytown as a townland name in an area of Norman settlement may seem to
support the Norman attribution of Tracy,
but even a cursory examination of Wexford
place names shows this reasoning to be unsound”. If Traceystown East is a Gaelic settlement, then
Tincurra Church would have been of importance to the Traceys and the Uí
Bairrche. It fulfills a number of criteria as an inauguration or
óenach/meeting site. The placename Tincurra (Tincur = marriage
portion/settlement) is mostly particular to Wexford and occurs in three
locations, in areas with an Uí Bairrche connection. |
The ruins of Tincurra
church on the edge of Tracystown East, which appears to be of celtic origin. |
Wexford Town & Rosslare
(South East Wexford) PLU Wexford
Wexford Town
In
a 1713 Quaker record, John Trucy/Trescy is stated as a
tithe taker for Carrigg [Carrick] parish.
In
two leases dated March 1731 and August 1743, John Tresey of Wexford Yeoman is
named as a witness. The areas named are located around Wexford town.
In July 1764, James Tracy, Ale Draper [alehouse keeper], of Wexford [town] was a witness to a pre-marriage settlement between
Christopher Jeffares, of Furzeytown [Tacumshin, Forth], and Mary Berry, of
Ballykelly [Killiane, Forth?]. Most of the persons mentioned are located in
Forth barony, including the Wheelocks (see Ballyrane).
In
the Catholic Qualification Rolls, James Tracy, Malster, of Wexford, pleaded on
the 2nd April 1779 at Wexford assizes.
In a deed of release dated 27 Dec 1779, there is a
reference to a cabbin & backside held by Denis Tracy joining the
Corporation ground near Johns Gate. This is repeated in a Landed Estates deed
of the Representatives of Edward Tighe, dating prior to 1856. The only other
reference to a Denis Tracy in Wexford, is as a sponsor in Enniscorthy in 1839.
In a deed of release dated 26 April 1785 referencing
an earlier deed dated 14 Sep 1763, lists a Elizabeth Tracy widow [Wickham?].
...Doctor Shalton on the south with John Wakelys house and Williams Quay on the
east with the river of Wexford and fronting the fore street westward as also
the two thatched cabbins wherin Elizabeth Tracy widow and Patrick Newport
shoemaker then dwelt bounded on the north with Doctor Shaftons tenement on the
south...
In
December 1789, Nicholas Tracey, leased a malting building in Wexford town from
the Reverend Joseph Miller for 400 years at a yearly rent of £13. The building
was beside the St. Mary's Church and the house of Catherine Devereux, widow.
Catherine Devereux may have been a relative.
4
February 1792 Dublin Evening Post
In
the battle for the franchise, both James Tracey and Nicholas Tracey of Wexford
Town are listed in a petition of leading catholics of Wexford.
Matthew Greene, trial 5th
November 1798
...witness
for the prisoner...3rd witness William Tracy [presume of Wexford
Town]...strand over the bridge...
The Tithes records list
In 1831
Nicholas Treacy of Mauldinstown was listed as a Tithe Defaulters. In 1833, he
was listed as having 11a/1r/4p (ref 31/116)
21 November 1838 Wexford
Independent
Wexford
Precursor Society...freeman and other inhabitants of the town of
Wexford...Mathew Tracy...[Reform Party]
9 January 1839 Wexford
Conservative [page]
Wexford
Quarter Sessions...It appeared that on Sunday the 26th September 1838, that
Donohoe, in going his rounds called to Matthew Treacy's house, rapped at the
door at the hour of half-past 9 o'clock of the same evening, and was
immediately asmitted; went into the parlor and there found Treacy and mr. P.
Whitty sitting together drinking punch, this Donohoe considered a breach of the
Act of Partliment, lately made, in which no Publican can sell or allow to be
consumed in his house any punch, spirits, ale or wine, beyond the prohibited
hour of 8 o'clock on a Sunday evening, under a certain penalty. Treacy was
summoned before the Magistrates of petty Sessions, as was Whitty, upon
examination it appear that Treacy and Whitty had walked out on the evening of
the same day to listen to the band playing, and upon coming home, Treacy had
invited his friend Whitty to partake of a glass of punch as a treat; this being
sworn to by both, the Magistrates fined him in the mitigated penalty of ten
schillings, the fine was paid, but appealed to the sitting Bench and after a
tedious and desultory arguement between the Solicitors engaged on both sides,
an also the magistrates, the Barrister gave it as his opinion that a
legislative body never contemplated, that a publican should be deprived of the
rights of hospitality to his friend in his own house, but as it was a question
of such vital interest to publicans and the public in general, he would not
decide, but would send the case up to the law advisors of the Crown for their
ultimate decision.
15 June 1839 Wexford Independent
182
Mathew Tracy, Maudlintown, shopkeeper and farmer, do [householder] do [house
and premises] Maudlintown, Wexford, St Magdalen's Forth.
12 February
1840 Wexford Conservative
...Freeholders...County of Wexford...John Treacy,
Muchrath, Wexford, 27 June, do [1839?]...Borough of Wexford...Mathew Treacy,
Maudlintown, do [27th June] do [1839?]
4 & 7 November 1840 Wexford
Independent
...repeal
of the Legislative Union...town of Wexford...Mathew Tracy...
10 June 1843 Wexford Independent
Wexford
Repeal Association...The town was then divided into thirty districts, and the
following collectors appointed:- Nos 1 & 2, Messrs John Wall and Mathew
Tracey...