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It may be presumed that the Traceys of Carlow are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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The Traceys of Carlow can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as Carlow formed part of the territory of the Uí Bairrche. In Carlow there is Traceys crossroads (east of Fighting Cocks on the Carlow-Ballon road), named after the Traceys.
Ormond Deeds circa 1305
Milo Albus grants to Nicholas Horper clerk and his heir a house with a place in the tenement of Jordan de Exonia called Balyk(eh)in.
Wit: Wm Tracy and others
1566 10th July
Pardon to ... Edmund O Trasy of Ballynebranaghe (Ballynabranaghe, Carlow)
The Irish
Fiants of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
25 April 1772 Fee Farm Grant for property
at Stephen's Green
Columbine Lee
Carre of Benegary, Co. Carlow, Esquire, of the first part; Rev. Edward Synge of
Dublin, Clerke Archdeacon of Killaloe, of the other part
Signed and sealed
by both parties, witnessed by Arthur Dunne, John Kelly and Roger Treacy
and registered by John MacAlee, Deputy Registrar at the Register's Office (Book
285, Page 593, Number 190750).
[Dublin
Unitarian Church Collection RIA/DUC/2/SIN/10]
3
July 1781 (FJ) Married
Dr. St. John of Leighlin-bridge, co. Carlow, apothecary, to the most amicable, lovely and agreeable, Widow Tracy of Fishamble-street
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March 1783 (F)
Jane Mellaver, Cullodee, Plaintiff. William Stuart, esq. Defendant
Abigail Tracy, Executrix of John Tracy, deceased, Plaintiff. same Defendant
The several Tenants of the Defendant's Estates in and about Leighlin Bridge, in the County of Carlow, granted in Custodiam to the Plaintiffs in those Causes are directed to pay their Rents and Arrears of Rent to Mr. James FitzGerald, of the Town of Carlow, Sadler, and to no other Person, he being empowdered by Letters of Attorney from Plaintiffs and by several Orders of Court to receive the same; and are cautioned that if they pay any Part of their Rents to the Defendant, they will be compelled to pay the same over again to the Plaintiffs or their said Agent. Henry Clarke, Plaintiffs' Attorney.
24 November 1791 Wm Ransford of Rathglass in the co. of Carlow, farmer and Mary Treacy of the parish of Comer, spinster, both protestants
15 October 1797 Wm
Treacy of
Leighlin Bridge in the co. of Carlow,
coal merchant, and Ann Bradley of Coolbawn in the parish of Comer, spinster
Irish Genealogist, vol 8
Rebellion
Paper (National
Archives)
2/1/1797?
P.848
Nugent J.
about the brothers Tracy (1/2 p)
26/5/1797
p.369
Maurice Tracy (Carlow) to Mr. Pelham that two men came every Sunday and read Republican newspapers to the people and that they intended next Sunday to go to Baltinglass; he prays that Mr. Pelham will put a stop to such proceedings.
9/2/1798
p.577
Winder, John (Mount Pleasant) to Mr. Cooke with information as to the Tracys who are implicated in the murder of McCormick the soldier at Blessington.
1798 Subscribers:
Master
Francis Tracy, Camolin-Park or Francis Tracy, Esq, Camolin-Park
[Wexford] [May have been from Carlow]
Gordon,
James. Terraquea; or, a new system of geography and modern history. By the Rev.
James Gordon, Vicar Of Barragh. Dublin, M.DCC.XCIII. [1798].
[Note: Gordon also wrote a book on the 1798
rebellion]
June 1805
Copy
Humble Memorial of Michael Treacy, a private soldier in the Kilkenny Regt. of
Militia now under sentence of death but reprieved by [Justice Downs] humanity.
-9p4
Ms.
11,062/20 Ormond
Family Papers NLI
Copy
humble petition of Michael Treacy under sentence of death in the jail of Carlow
respited until further orders. To Walter Earl of Ormond and Ossory.
Ms.
11,062/21 Ormond
Family Papers NLI
Ireland-Australia Transportation
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Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
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Michael Tracy |
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Providence I (1811) |
1806 |
Carlow Co |
Life |
1783 |
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British
War Office Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Thomas Tracey born Carlow, Carlow Served in 30th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30, 1808-1822
Thomas Tracey,
b. 1790 Carlow, Carlow
Parish of Wells - Townland of Ballyknocken
Wm Tracey, gent.
Parish of Lorum - Townland of Heath
Thos Tracey, gen. Worker
Townland of Rathballnolleen
Parish of Augha - Townland of Ratheath
William Tracy, gen. Worker
Parish of Dunleckney - Townland of Kildrennagh
Patrick Tracy, gen. worker
Carlovina 1996, p.74-77 &
1998, p.14-15
5 April 1811 (FJ) Carlow
Assizes - The King v. Francis Tracy
The prisoner Tracy was indicted for a burglary, murder and robbery in the dwelling home of James Sunderland, on the 20th of November last, at Ballyhill, in the co. Carlow...An alibi was provided by his brother-in-law James Kearney...After a deliberation of half an hour, the jury found him guilty of burglary but not of murder and robbery...The judge pronounced a sentence of death.
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tracey (Treacy) Born Leighlinbridge, Carlow Served in 7th Foot Regiment; 95th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 40 1817-1839
James Tracey, b. 1799 Carlow, Carlow
1817 from Wexford and Carlow, 5,500 Emigrants (c. 1,000 families) to Canada (British North America),
935 Ml Tracy 4
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Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
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William Nolan Nowlan Nowlin Tracey Tracy Treacy |
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John Barry (2) [1821] |
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Dublin City |
14 |
1776 |
Carlow Co |
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Labourer |
29 November 1820 (FJ)Edward Heery, James Neyland, William Nowlan alias Tracey, and James Field, who were convicted at the last Commission for a burglary and robbery in the dwelling house of Captain Thompson at Upper Baggot-street, in August have (through the clemency of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant) had the capital punishment commuted to transportation for life.1831 William Nowlan/Tracey, -John Barry 2/ticket of leave cancelled
1822 Subscribers:
Mr. Mathew Tracey,
Tinriland, Co. Carlow
Francis Frederick
Hayd'n (1822) The medical mentor, and new guide to
fashionable watering places. Carlow
1824 - Pigot
& Co.'s Directory
James Tracey, Woolen Draper
Wm Tracey, Coal Merchant
Michl Tracy, Nocknotubert
Peter Tracy, Ardattin
Peter Tracy, Cranes
Tullowphelim (1825/8)
354,
Patrick Tracy of Tankardstown, 16a 3r
1p @, 2/10½ £2.8.2
1826/7
Schoolteachers
Daniel Tracey, 4th s. of John, Mountrath, woollen draper, and Mary Delany; over 16; ed. Carlow College; aft. Felix Delany, Dublin, apothecary, cousin german. H 1829
1829-1830
At a Special
Sessions held at Carlow on Thursday the 8th day of October 1829 the following
persons were approved of as fit and proper to be entrusted with the Sale of
Malt and Spiritous Liquors, Wine, Beers, Ale &c for the year ending the
10th day of October 1830.
Edward Brennan of
Tomard,.
Securities: Jn McGee,
Wm Treacy
At a Special
Sessions held at Bagenalstown on Saturday the 10th day of October 1829 the
following persons were approved of as fit and proper to be entrusted with the
Sale of Malt and Spiritous Liquors, Wine, Beers, Ale &c for the year ending
the 10th day of October 1830.
Pd, Richd Kehoe,
Bagenalstown,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pd, Thos Hughes,
Bagenalstown,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pd, Jas Byrne, Bagenalstown,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
John Kelly, Bagenalstown,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Martin Maher,
Bagenalstown,
Securities:Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pd, Lauce Nowlan,
Ballinkillen,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pd, Mary Doyle, Ballymoon,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Mhl Dowling,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: John
McGee & Wm Tracey
Sarah Hennesy,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pd, Terence O'Neill,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Hy Ransford,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Patrick Moran,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Patrick Moran,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Jas Treacy,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Caleb Tyndell,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
George Jeffers,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Edwd Headon,
Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Jas Dwyer, Ln Bridge,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Chas Kavanagh,
Ln Bridge,
Securities:Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pat Connelly,
Old Leighlin,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Jas Reddy, Nurney,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Edwd Cummerford,
Ridge,
Securities:Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
Pd, George Holland,
Royal Oak,
Securities: Jno McGee
& Wm Tracey
December 31, 1830 (FJ) Repeal of the Union
Leighlin Bridge...Mr. Richard
Treacy...
1831-2 & 1844 Carlow - Wesleyan
Methodist Preacher (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
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SURNAME |
FORENAME |
UNIT |
AGE |
PLACE OF BIRTH |
Occupation before joining |
DATE ABSCONDED |
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Tracey |
Thomas |
50th Foot |
18 |
Machill Carlow |
Labourer |
8 Aug 1832 |
NOTE: Not included in the transportation to Australia.
1832 Dec-30,
William Treacy, son of William
and Maria Browne, Esquire, Excise Office, late of Carlow Parish.
1834 Sep-28,
Deborah Jane, daughter of
James and Emma Treacy, merchant.
Wells
Parish Extracts from the Parish Registers. Ireland.
Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead.
1901 Vol. V No. 1 Part 1
William Treacy, 1832, Prerogative Court will, Exec: Anne Treacy, Leighlin Bridge, Co. Carlow. IAR/1832/F/61.
1833??? To the Right
Honourable and Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury,
The Memorial of the undersigned Licensed Maltsters of the Town and County of Carlow and Neighbourhood,
William Tracy, Leighlin
Bridge
1833 Tithe Arrears in
Myshall
Rahenwood & Buldoro Arrears due for May 1st 1833
Michl Tracey 1.0.3
Edwd Tracey 4.8
1834
[11] Tenth report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Excise
Establishment, and into the management and collection of the excise revenue
throughout the United Kingdom. Malt duty, Ireland.
...Extract from the Memorial to the Treasury, of
the Maltsters in the Carlow District...signed...William Tracy,
Leighlenbridge...
1835 Returns of Books, Schools and Children of
Religious Denominations
Thomas Nolan, Felix Treacy, Patrick Clancy.
Roman Catholic: Grange Tullow Co. Carlow,
John Storrs Card Mr. H. Tracy 1s 0d
Master Bernards Card Mr. Tracy 0s 6d
Master R. Deverells Card Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
Sarah Maria Robinsons Card John Tracy 2s 6d
Miss Browns Card Mrs. Tracy 1s 6d
Miss Cliffords Card Mrs. Tracey 2s 6d
Master R. Deverells Card Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
6 April 1836 Fictitious Votes (Ireland): first
report
Edward Treacy, householder, Castle Street,
Borough of Carlow, Carlow. £10
1 Febraury 1837 Voters
Edward Treacy, Castle-street Carlow,
householder, £10, 6 April 1836
William Treacy, Leighlin Bridge, Co. Carlow, 1837, Prerogative Court will. Exec: J Treacy, Bagnalstown, Co. Carlow. IWR/1837/F/722.
Printed 12 May 1837.Appendix 6 of the
First report from the Select Committee on Fictitious Votes, Ireland.
Edward Treacy,
householder, Castle-street, £10 value, 6 April 1836
An Alphabetical List of persons who have Registered Votes pursuant
to the Act of the 2nd and 3rd of William IV., chap. 88, to the lst day of
February, 1838.
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Voters' Names |
Place of Abode |
Situation of Franchise |
Value |
Date of Registry |
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Andrew Tracey |
Bagenalstown |
Ballynockan |
£20 |
22 June 1837 |
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John Treacy |
Leighlin-bridge |
Leighlin-bridge |
£10 |
29 March 1837 |
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William Tracy |
Leighlin bridge |
Capelstown? |
£20 |
15 Nov 1832? |
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Peter
Tracy |
Ardattin,
Forth Barony |
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British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tracey Born Rathoa, Carlow
Served in 77th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 26, 1839-1849
John Tracy, b. 1822 Carlow, Carlow
British War Office to 1860 (WO97) Chelsea Hospital
John Treacy, b. 1826
Leighlinbridge, Carlow
1 June 1839 (FJ) Vote in Carlow
...vote of John Murphy, locksmith,
of Tullow-street...that [part of] a shop and parlor had since been "let
off" to one Tracey, [of Tullow-street] who, in April last, obtained an
excise licence for it. He now sold beer there.
1839 (414) The Select Committee on the Carlow Borough Election
Petitions
...Tracey [occupied] a little shop
and a little back room behind it...he does not sleep in it...there is a
separate entrance [to Ivers or Barrington]...Thomas Tracey [took over the
premises from John Murphy, locksmith] 8th January 1839...Murphy has given his
own house to Tracey, with the exception of the forge...Tullow street...T.
Tracey, publican or licensed to sell spirits, his name over the shop window...
1839 T. Shearman The New Commercial Directory For The Cities Of
Waterford And Kilkenny, Towns Of Clonmel, Carrick-on-suir, New Ross And Carlow
1839
Edward Treacy, 10 Tullow Street, Carlow. Boot And Shoe Maker.
Thomas Treacy, 124 Tullow Street, Carlow. Publican
Middlesex London and Plymouth 9 June
1841 arrived 30 Sep 1841 Port Philip
Dennis Tracey 30 hus (36 family) Farm servant RC both Carlew (Carlow???)
Honor Tracey 28 wife of Dennis (36 family) Farm servant RC both Carlew (Carlow???)
28 October 1841 (FJ) Loyal National Repeal Association
From Tullow, county Carlow, £1.2.0 from 22 Repealers, collected by Mr. James A. Treacy, who observes The imperative duty that devolves on every Irishman, of enrolling himself among the friends of national freedom, have induced me, and the persons whose subscriptions I forward, to join the ranks of the Repealers. The recent paltry arguments of anti-Irish Sharman Crawford, against the Repeal, have increased the ardour of the people of this town to identify themselves in the constitutional struggle for self-legislation. Why is Sharman one of the few who delcare against Repeal? Will he get a peerage from a Tory government for doing so? Does he forget he draws his thousands from the labour of Irishmen? And instead of being a declaimer against the only beneficial act that will heal the woes of Irishmen, and more firmly link the hearts of the sons of Erin to the throne of England, he (Sharman Crawford) ought to be aiding the noble efforts of our beloved Liberator to repeal that act which destroyed the trade and manufactures - made bankrupt and paupers of the merchants and traders of his county.
March 17, 1842 (FJ) The Riot in Kilkenny - Carlow
Election
...Andrew Mahony, John Tracy, Patrick Byrne, James Kelly, Patrick Doolan and Simon Kemple...riot in Kilkenny city...assulting Mr. Beattie and Captain Terry...Bush Hotel, porter called John Tracy...four months hard labour...-Kilkenny Journal
26 March 1842 (TH) Kilkenny/Carlow
The trials of Andrew Mahony, John Tracy, Pat Byrne, James Kelly and Patrick Dowling, for riot and assult, committed in Kilkenny, during the last contested election for the county Carlow, took place on Saturday. They were all convicted and sentenced - Treacy, Kelly and Dowling, to be imprisoned four months each with hard labour - Byrne, three months and hard labour, - and Mahony, three months.
from Carloviana Vol 1 #2 January 1948
GENTRY AND CLERGY.
Richard T Tracy, Rev., Brown St.
Wesleyan Methodist Meeting House, Charlotte Street, Minister, Rev. Richard T. Treacy.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
Patrick Treacy, 11 Tullow Street.
LEATHER SELLERS.
Thomas Treacy, 12 Tullow Street.
1842 Carlow - Commissioners of Loan Fund Board
of Ireland
...At the re-formation of the Society in the
year 1839...called for other sufficient Securities, and Mr. John Magee and Mr.
John Treacy, merchants living in Leighlin Bridge, in large commercial
prosperity, were accepted as Securities, jointly and severally, in the sum of
£70 sterling...
...(1841) On the removal of Edward Styles from
the office of Clerk and Receiver, Mr. James Treacy was appointed to the
office...
http://www.eppi.ac.uk/eppi/digbib/view?did=c1:97215&p=294&sdid=c1:97509
Return of Murders
24 April 1844, Thomas Tracey, labourer, Idrone
Easy Carlow, no reward
24 April 1844 Persons murdered
Thomas Tracey, labourer, Idrone East, Co. Carlow.
Parliamentary
Papers
6 pm 7 Apr 1845-1846 Returns Relative to
Assaults.
Denis treacy, farmer, Kiledmond, Idrone East,
Carlow, assault endangering life. John Treacy committed.
1846 Slater's Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland
Edward Treacy, Mill Street,
Tullow, Carlow. Leather Seller
John Treacy, Bagnalstown, Co.
Carlow. Shoe Maker
Patrick Treacy, 11 Tullow Street,
Carlow. Shoe Maker
Rev. Richard T. Treacy, Minister
Wesleyan Methodist Meeting House, Charlotte Street.
Richard T Tracy, (rev), Brown
Street, Carlow. Wesley Methodist Church.
Rose Tracy, Bagnalstown,
Co.Carlow. Straw Bonnet Maker
Thomas Treacy, 12 Tullow Street,
Carlow. Leather
Seller
Thomas Treacy, Bagnalstown, Co.
Carlow. Leather Seller
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29 September 1848 Bathurst Advocate (NSW) April 7, 1849 (FJ) & September 18, 1849 (BL) There is no remedy known equal
to Holloway's Pills for the Cure of Asthma - Mr. Richard Treacy, of Belmont,
[Bellmount] Carlow [Belmount, Kilkenny?] having derived so much benefit from
the use of these pills...asthma...for the last fifteen or sixteen years...-
(See Advertisement) |
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John Treacy, born 1826 in
Leighlin Bridge, Carlow, Ireland. Residence: Weedon Beck, Northamptonshire.
Patrick Tracy, born 1833 in
Carlow, Ireland. Residence: Toxteth Park, Lancashire.
1816-1921 Royal Irish Constabulary
Eugene Tracey, 21 years, Carlow, Enlisted
1851, 856060
Math Tracey, b. 1889, Carlow, Enlisted 1915, 852092
October 28, 1852 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors' Court
In re Treacy. The insolvent was
opposed by a shopkeeper in Borris-in Ossory, to whom he owed a sum of twenty
pounds...It was stated that he and his mother obtained credit to that amount,
and soon after sold their stock and farm and were on their way to
America...kept in the name of "the Widow Treacy and Son"...remand the
insolvent for four months...
Griffiths Valuation Carlow 1852-53
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Alphabetical |
By area |
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Denis Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow Edward Tracey, Tullow St. Carlow Carlow Edward Tracey, Mountpleasant Fennagh Carlow Elizabeth Tracey, Donore Lorum Carlow Ellen Tracey, Ballytarsna Nurney Carlow
Henry Tracey, Ballyleen Ballon Carlow Honoria Tracey, Scragg's Alley Carlow Carlow James Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow James Tracey, Nurney Nurney Carlow John Tracey, Church Street Wells Carlow John Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow John Tracey, Kilree-Street Dunleckny Carlow John Tracey, Mountpleasant Fennagh Carlow John Tracey, Raheenwood Myshall Carlow John Tracy, Cloneen Agha Carlow John Tracy, Kildreenagh Dunleckny Carlow John Tracy, Powerstown Clonmelsh Carlow John Tracy, Rathellin Agha Carlow Judith Tracy, Ballyellen and Tomdarragh Ballyellin Carlow Lawrence Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow Mary Tracey, Ballinkillin Lorum Carlow Mary Tracey, Templeowen Fennagh Carlow Mary Tracy, Grangeford Grangeford Carlow Matthew Tracey, Rathnageeragh Fennagh Carlow Michael Tracey, Busherstown Killerrig Carlow Michael Tracey, Milltown Fennagh Carlow Michael Tracey, Rathnageeragh Fennagh Carlow Michael Tracy, Kilcoole Gilbertstown Carlow Michael Tracy, Knocklonagad Sliguff Carlow Patrick Tracey, Busherstown Killerrig Carlow Patrick Tracey, Tullow St. Carlow Carlow Patrick Tracy, Royal Oak Killinane Carlow Patrick Tracy, Johnstown Urglin Carlow Patrick Tracy, Knockbrack Myshall Carlow Patrick Tracy, Moneybeg Dunleckny Carlow Peter Tracey, Ardattin Ardoyne Carlow Peter Tracey, Craans Ardoyne Carlow Rose Tracy, Bagenalstown Market Street Dunleckny Carlow Thomas Tracey, Donore Lorum Carlow Thomas Tracy, Ballyknockan Fennagh Carlow
William Tracey, Tullow Fair Green Fennagh Carlow |
John Tracy, Cloneen Agha Carlow John Tracy, Rathellin Agha Carlow Peter Tracey, Ardattin Ardoyne Carlow Peter Tracey, Craans Ardoyne Carlow Henry Tracey, Ballyleen Ballon Carlow Judith Tracy, Ballyellen and Tomdarragh Ballyellin Carlow Edward Tracey, Tullow St., Carlow Town, Carlow Honoria Tracey, Scragg's Alley, Carlow Town, Carlow Patrick Tracey, Tullow St., Carlow Town, Carlow John Tracy, Powerstown Clonmelsh Carlow John Tracy, Kildreenagh Dunleckny Carlow John Tracey, Kilree-Street Dunleckny Carlow Patrick Tracy, Moneybeg Dunleckny Carlow Rose Tracy, Bagenalstown Market Street Dunleckny Carlow John Tracey, Mountpleasant Fennagh Carlow Edward Tracey, Mountpleasant Fennagh Carlow Mary Tracey, Templeowen Fennagh Carlow Matthew Tracey, Rathnageeragh Fennagh Carlow Michael Tracey, Milltown Fennagh Carlow Michael Tracey, Rathnageeragh Fennagh Carlow Thomas Tracy, Ballyknockan Fennagh Carlow
William Tracey, Tullow Fair Green Fennagh Carlow Michael Tracy, Kilcoole Gilbertstown Carlow Mary Tracy, Grangeford Grangeford Carlow Michael Tracey, Busherstown Killerrig Carlow Patrick Tracey, Busherstown Killerrig Carlow Patrick Tracy, Royal Oak Killinane Carlow Denis Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow James Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow John Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow Lawrence Tracey, Killedmond Kiltennell Carlow Elizabeth Tracey, Donore Lorum Carlow Mary Tracey, Ballinkillin Lorum Carlow Thomas Tracey, Donore Lorum Carlow John Tracey, Raheenwood Myshall Carlow Patrick Tracy, Knockbrack Myshall Carlow Ellen Tracey, Ballytarsna Nurney Carlow
James Tracey, Nurney Nurney Carlow Michael Tracy, Knocklonagad Sliguff Carlow Patrick Tracy, Johnstown Urglin Carlow John
Tracey, Church Street Wells Carlow
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October 11, 1853 (FJ) Catholic Church
...Rev P Treacy, CC. Modeligo to Tallow...Rev
Thomas Treacy, CC Cahir to Portlaw...Rev John Treacy, CC, Cahir to Ardmore...
July 23, 1860 (FJ) Carlow - Thomas Tracy v. Patrick Tracy
...case of assault of one brother
against another...lease which had been previously deposited with the defendant
as security for moneys advanced by the defendant to enable the plaintiff to
pass through the Insolvent Court.
July 1860 Tracy v. Tracy
Carlow...This was an
action for assulting the plaintiff, brought against his brother...certain house
in Carlow alledged to be his property...partnership property, to which he had a
joint right...
October 16, 1860 (FJ) Carlow Town Commissioners
...elections...Edward Treacy...
17 March 1865 (FJ)
Deputation from Carlow
...Carlow town Commissioners...Edward Tracey...September 1865 Carlow
Town Commissioners...Edward Tracy...
16 September 1865 (N)
Country Cess Deputation
...Edward Tracy, Esq., T.C. [Carlow]
2 November 1865 Irish Times
Edward Tracey, Carlow Town
Commissioner, on the number of protestant and catholic members.
August 1866 IT
Carlow Town
Commissioners...Edward Tracey...
21 October 1867 (FJ) Carlow Town Commissioners
Annual
election...appointed...Edward Treacy...who were announced to retire by
rotation...Edward Treacy...for Carlow [town]...
1870s Approx
"An adjourned meeting of Carlow Town Commission was held on
Thursday evening, present: Messrs Mathias Tynan (chairman); Edward Clarke,
Matthew Byrne, James Bolger, Patrick Bolger, Benjamin Coleman, Edward Tracey, Michael McDonald,
Michael Murphy, James Graham and Rowan McCombe.
10 March 1871 (FJ) Aid for French
...Carlow Town
Commissioners...Edward Tracy...
1860- British War Office (WO97) Chelsea Hospital
John Tracey, b. 1864 Powerstown, Carlow
James Tracey, b. 1868, Carlow, Carlow
John Tracey, b. 1864, Powerstown, Carlow
2 Nov 1861 Assizes
John Treacy of Tullow Carlow, discharged of
Highway Robbery of Michael Sullevan farmer
1862 - 1864 National education (Ireland)
Bessy Tracy & Margaret Tracy, R.C. teachers, female, Garryhill, Dunleckny, Carlow
1864 State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Denis, New Ross, Carlow/Kilkenny/Wexford. 4 755 (see Kilkenny)
Tracey, Patrick, Carlow, Carlow/Laois. 3 418
Tracy, Mary, Carlow, Carlow/Laois. 8 519
16 December 1867 (FJ) In aid of Pope
Parish of
Bagnalstown...Bagnalstown District...the Misses Tracey 10s...Newtown
District...Mr John Tracey 10s...
11 April 1868 (FJ)
...Mr. Treacy, Kiltigan
[Rathvilly?]...
St. Patrick's College, Carlow 1793-1993
Francis Treacy, educated 1889-1904, ordained 1904, Wilcannia-Forbes. Served in Broken Hill, Cobar and Balranald.
John J Treacy, born 1896, from Kiltullagh, Glenamaddy, Co. Galway, educated 1912-1919, ordained 1919, Wilcannia-Forbes, Presbytery, Bourke, NS Wales. Served in Broken Hill, Barham, Bourke and Warren. Vicar General 1953-1964. Monsigor, 1954. Died 16/8/1964. Burried at Warren. CLV (1965) 96.
Matthew Treacy, educated 1866-1875,
ordained 1875, Kildare and Leighlin. Curate in Myshall, Clonbullogue and
Ratheen. PP Rosenallis January-November 1902. Died 16/11/1902.
Michael J. Treacy, born 9/7/1947, from Westport,
Co. Mayo, educated 1966-1972, ordained in 1972 for Natchez (Biloxi). Associated
Pastor: Bay St. Louis, Nativity Biloxi, Gulfport. Director of Renew for the
diocese of Biloxi 1985-. Pastor: St. Thomas Aquinas/Hattiesburg 1988-.
Peter Treacy, from Cappagh Co. Tyrone, educated 1849-1891, ordained 1891, Wilcannia-Forbes RIP. Served in Crookwell and later PP in Gundagai 1919-1933. Died 19/5/1935.
Father
Peter Treacy (of Tyrone) studied at St. Patrick's College in Carlow from 1884
to 1891. He was ordained a Missionary Priest in Carlow Cathedral into the
Diocese of Wilcannia, Australia on 14 June 1891 by the famous historian and
Co-Adjutor Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin, Most Rev. Michael Comerford. One
other classmate, Colman Casey, was also ordained for Wilcannia Diocese. In the
same ceremony other classmates were ordained for the Dioceses of Sydney and
Goulburn in Australia . His first Parish was Bourke then Brewarrina and Nyngan.
He then moved to the Archdiocese of Canberra & Goulburn (as it had now
become) where Fr. Treacy served in Crookwell and Gundagai where he was P. P.
from 1919 to 1932. He died on 19th May 1935 and is buried in Gundagai aged
seventy years old. Mairead McCormack-Kelly
Where the age is not given, it may be presumed to be in the range of 16 and 25 years.
McEvoy,
John (1993) St. Patricks College Carlow 1793-1993. St. Patrickss College,
Carlow.
1870 Bagenalstown Dog
Licences
Thomas Tracey, Donore (1)
Carloviana 1990/1 p.10-2
1870 Slater's Directory of Ireland
Edward Tracey, Town
Commissioner, Carlow
Rose & Winifred
Tracy, Bagnalstown, Linen & Woollen
Drapers & Haberdashers
7 July 1871 (FJ) St.
Patrick's Collegiate Seminary, Carlow
...present...Mr. Denis Tracy...
11 July 1871 (FJ) Carlow
Lay College
...present...D. Treacy, Esq, Dublin; J. Tracy, Esq, Dublin....
James Treacy, spouse Mary, b. abt 1837 Carlow Ireland, Lancashire
England
= Mary Treacy, spouse James, b. abt 1839 Carlow Ireland, Lancashire
England
Elizabeth Tracey, b. abt 1853 Carlow Ireland, Yorkshire England
1875 Return of Number of original Civil Bill
Ejectment Processes
Benjamin B. Feltus v. Edward Tracey and others,
claiming £81/5/0 for disturbences, 5 Jan 1871 Bagenalstown Carlow
3 March 1876 (FJ) Memorial
to the late ??? Fitzsimon, Administrator, ??? Co. Carlow.
...subscriptions...Mr Peter Tracy, Craans...
1876 Landowners of County
Carlow (over 1 acre)
Henry Tracey, Ballyleen,
Carlow. 107a/3r/15p. £62.0.0
Mary Tracey, Ballinree,
Carlow. 103a/0r/23p. £67.10.0
Michael Tracey,
Ballymartin, Carlow. 16a/3r/24p. £10.0.0
Thomas Tracey,
Carrignafecca, Carlow. 77a/1r/6p. £48.10.0
1846-1851 New York
arrivals
Mrs. Tracey, age 40, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Liverpool:
Kennebec 08/05/1851
Richd. Tracey, age 11, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Liverpool: Kennebec
08/05/1851
Thos. Tracey, age 04, Child, Great Britain to USA, Liverpool: Kennebec
08/05/1851
Wednesday, July 10, 1878
Brooklyn Eagle
Treacy - Wednesday July 10 of cholera infantum Louis, youngest son of Richard B. and Margaret Treacy, aged 9 months and 27 days. Funeral from 122 Hoyt st. Friday at 10 A.M.
1880 US Census
Household: Brooklyn, Kings
(Brooklyn), New York City-Greater, New York
|
Name |
Relation |
Marital Status |
Gender |
Race |
Age |
Birthplace |
Occupation |
Father's Birthplace |
Mother's Birthplace |
|
Self |
M |
Male |
W |
40 |
IRE |
Piano
& Music Dealer |
IRE |
IRE |
|
|
Wife |
M |
Female |
W |
33 |
NY |
Keeping
House |
FRANCE |
NY |
|
|
Son |
S |
Male |
W |
9 |
NY |
|
IRE |
NY |
|
|
Dau |
S |
Female |
W |
5 |
NY |
|
IRE |
NY |
1886
Leading Manufacturers and Merchants City of Brooklyn
R. B. Treacy
Pianos and Music No. 64 Court Street.
One of the best known of the houses engaged in
the piano and music business in Brooklyn is that of Mr. Richard B. Treacy. This
business was founded in 1880 by Mr. Treacy, who has been engaged in this line
of trade since his boyhood.
Born in Ireland in 1840, he came to the United
States at the age of ten years, and in 1854 he entered the employ of Mr. C.
Holder, a piano manufacturer, in New York, afterward being connected with other
similar houses, and eventually being for four years a partner of the firm of
MeGee & Treacy.
His present premises are located in a fine
four-story building, and consist of a store 25x80 feet in dimensions and a
basement of the same proportions. Here Mr. Treacy has displayed a fine
assortment of pianos, organs, sheet music, comprising all the latest foreign
and domestic compositions, music books and music folios, piano covers and
stools, violin strings, bridges, etc., everything in the stock being of the
best. Mr. Treacy is agent for the famous Sohmer pianos, and for the James &
Holstson's pianos, which are noted for the purity of their tone and general
excellence. He is also prepared to furnish any other make of pianos and organs at
the lowest obtainable prices, and can give as favorable terms as any dealer in
the city.
Mr. Treacy is a thoroughly trained piano
manufacturer, and therefore all goods from his establishment may be depended
upon as being first-class and in the most perfect condition. He is also in
charge of the one hundred and forty-two pianos that are in the public schools
of this city executing all the tuning and other repairs that the instruments
require.
He has filled this
position for the last twelve years and given continual satisfaction. By his
equitable and fair modes of conducting business Mr. Treacy has acquired a
patronage and permanent customers from throughout the city and Long Island.
Knights of St. John and Malta
RB
Treacy, 56 Court St.,
Brooklyn Borough, New York City.
Sir Richard B. Treacy, became
Grand Commander (MEGC), in 1889.
Tuesday, April 01, 1902 Brooklyn Eagle
Death
of Horace n. McGee
Horace
N. McGee who had been a piano dealer in Brooklyn since 1877 at 77 Court street,
when he form a partnership with his cousin Richard
B. Treacy which continued for several years died at his home 582 Washington
avenue to-day of pneumonia after two months illness. Mr. McGee was born in the
parish of Wells, County Carlow Ireland, sixty-three years ago. He came to
Brooklyn in 1850. He was one of the founders of the old amateur Opera
Association of which Henry E. Hutchinson was director and Mr. McGee was
pianist. He continued in business at 77 Court street until his death. Mr. McGee
was a bachelor and lived with a maiden sister.
25 June 1877 (FJ) Polo in the County Carlow
...HRH arrived from the
Curragh...against Messrs R. Treacy [of Castlecomer Kilkenny?]...
11 July 1877 (FJ) The Late Sarah Maher
...Castlekelly...Goresbridge...Rev.
M. Treacy, CC, Myshall [Carlow]...
13 December 1877 (FJ) Carlow
RC Clergy...Matthew Tracy, CC...
26 February 1878 (FJ)
The Month's Memory Office and High
Mass for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Tracey, Mountpleasant, County
Carlow, will be held in Newtown Chapel on Thursday next, the 28th of February
instant, at 11 o'clock.
February 1878 to 1880 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Anne Finn (miss), Ellen Condon (miss) & Bridget Tracy (miss), St. Josephs Convent Tullow.
August 1879 Polo
County Carlow Club...Mr. K.D. Tracy...
November 1880 Land
Commission
...Carlow deputation consisted of - Rev. P.F. Nolan, Mr. Peter Murphy, tenant farmer, Mr. M. Tracey, tenant farmer...
1881 British Census
Thomas Tracy, 35 years, born Carlow, married, collier, 17 Hall St Wolstanton, Stafford
Catherine, 35 years, born Ballymurphy, wife
Maggie, 6 years, born Tunstall, daughter
Mary, 5 years, born Tunstall, daughter
1881 Slater's Directory of Ireland
Maria Treacy, 123 Tullow st, Carlow, Leather seller
Henry Tracey, Farmers Ballon Division
Michael Tracey, Farmer Humewood Division, Baltinglass Union
1883 Return of judicial rents
Edward Tracey of Rathnegeeragh Carlow, landlord
Lord Bessborough, 49a/1r/12p, poor valuation £24/0/0, old rent £40/0/0, new
rent £30/0/0
Michael Tracey of Croans Carlow, landlord John
Doherty, 76a/0r/28p, poor valuation £55/10/0, old rent £90/2/3, new rent
£66/10/0
1884
The Kennel Club Calendar and Stud Book.
Bitches. Baithershin (14,486). Messrs.
R.B. and T.S. Careys, Borris, Co. Carlow, Ireland; breeder, Mr. W. Tracey;
date of birth. August 26th, 1882; colour, dark red, no white, cropped, black
toe nails. By Mr. Barkley's Shorter ...
City of Berlin, Liverpool
& Queenstown to New York 23 May 1885
Patrick K. Tracey, 18, M, labourer, Bagnalstown [Carlow], to Chicago
2 October 1886 (N) Death
Treacey - September 26, 1886, at her residence, Main-street, Bagenalstown, Miss Winifred Sara Treacey, aged 72 years.
15 October 1887 (N) New
Church of St. Patrick, rathvilly, County Carlow
The Ladies Table...No. 9 Table...Miss tracey, Liscolman...
28 July 1888 (N) Rackrent
Extraordinary
...Carlow...Patrick Tracey [rent] from £120/18/6 to £60...
1888 Return of judicial rents
Anne Tracey Ltd Admix of Michael Tracey of
Carrignafecka Carlow, landlord Captain P.C. Newton, 79a/1r/18p, poor valuation
£48/10/0, old rent £80/8/0, new rent £40/0/0
Patrick Tracey of Ballinree Carlow, landlord
Philip J. Newton, 102a/0r/7p, poor valuation £70/0/0, old rent £120/18/6, new
rent £60/0/0 (see 1909)
26 October 1888 New Zealand Tablet
Longford [Carlow?] - Patrick
Treacy, of Ballinree, was recently evicted from his holding and deprived of the
benefit of the Land Act. The Land Commissioners had reduced Mr Treacy's rent
from £120 to £60, showing that he had been heartlessly plundered by
rack-renting. But the land-thief, Captain Newton, determined to prevent him
from getting justice, and so evicted him because he couldn't pay double the
judicial rent.
July 1888 Court of
Bankruptcy
Re Richard Tracy, bankrupt had carried on business as a baker and leather merchant. His sister, Miss Mary Tracy...certain leases of land had been handed to her for an advance of £1000 in 1880.
1890 Return of judicial rents
John Treacey of Ballyleen Carlow, landlord A.H.
Middleton, 107a/3r/15p, poor valuation £62/0/0, old rent £88/9/10.5, new rent
£49/7/8, Old rent exclusive of drainage charge of £19/12/10
31 May
1890 (N) Ordinations at Carlow College
...to sub-deaconship...P. Tracey...Los
Angelos...
August
1890 The Royal University of Ireland Matriculation Examination
Francis W Treacy, Carlow College
1891 Return of judicial rents
Michael Treacy of Ardattin Carlow, landlord
Jmaes T. Butler, 34a/2r/3p, poor valuation £19/10/0, old rent £31/19/6.5, new
rent £20/10/0, by consent
1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for
typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition,
an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As
such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Amelia Treacy, Carlow Ireland, 1912, 55 years
Bessie Tracey,
Knocklmagad (Knocklonagad Carlow?) Ireland, 1913, 23 years
Bridget Tracey,
Bagnalstown Carlow Ireland, 1908, 20 years
Cath Tracy, Bagualstown
(Bagnalstown Carlow Ireland?), 1898, 7 years
Edward Tracy, Bagralstom
(Bagenalstown Carlow Ireland?), 1898, 21 years
Edward Treacey, Kildavin
(Carlow?) Ireland 1920 26 years
George F. Treacy, Carlow Ireland, 1912, 22 years
James Treacey, Carlow
(Ireland?), 1902, 25 years
James Treacy, Bagnalstown Carlow Ireland, 1907, 27 years
John Treasy, Borris
(Carlow or Laois?) Ireland 1907, 28 years
Joseph Tracy,
Bagnealstown (Carlow Ireland?), 1898, 17 years
Maggie Tracy,
Bagnelstown Carlow? Ireland, 1912, 23 years
Margaret Treasy, Borris
(Carlow or Laois?) Ireland, 1907, 21 years
Margt Tracy, Bagualstom
(Bagenalstown Carlow Ireland?), 1899, 21 years
Maria Tracy, Carlow
Ireland, 1893, 20 years
Maria Treacy, Miltown (Milltown Fennagh Carlow or Milltown Doon Limerick Ireland?), 1906, 26 years
Maris Treacy, Mietown (Milltown Fennagh Carlow or Milltown Doon Limerick Ireland?), 1901, 21 years
Martin Treacy, Bagualstown (Bagenalstown Carlow Ireland?), 1901, 20
years
Mary Tracy, Bagnalstown
(Carlow Ireland?), 1898, 11 years
Mary Treacey, Carlow
(Ireland?), 1902, 24 years
Mary Treacy, Carlow Ireland, 1909, 26 years
Mary Treacy, Mishhall (Myshall Carlow Ireland?), 1906, 27 years
Pat Tracey, Ballymartin
(Carlow Ireland?), 1899, 25 years
Thomas Tracey,
Ballenbaugh (Ballinbranagh Cloydagh Carlow?) Ireland, 1910
April 1893
Mr Tracy Turnerelli in a letter to a
Carlow journal, stated his father was the son of an exiled Italian nobleman,
and that he was placed in Carlow College, where he completed his education.
[see Tracy
Peerage Case for background information]
1894 John
Treacy, tenant, Edward KB Tighe, landlord, Johnstown, Carlow, 15a3r11p,
£12.15.0 valuation, £15.10.0 rent, £10.10.0 judicial rent
1894 Slater's Directory of Ireland
Tracey Maria, boot & shoe dealer, 123 Tullow street
Tracy Rose
(& milliner), Bagnalstown
April 1895
Lady recommends young man, R.C., £10
for stable and garden; R.C. Youth, £8, for general work. - M. Tracy, Myshall,
Bagnalstown.
1899 Return of advances under Purchase of Land
June 6 1898 Purchaser: Michael Treacy of
Grangeford Old Carlow, Vendor: Viscount Duncannon, 1a/0r/5p, value £1/17/0,
rent £2/0/0, purchase £30, advance £30, deposit £15
1898 Return of judicial rents
Patrick Treacy of Craans Carlow, landlord Mrs.
Muriel L.C. Doherty, 76a/0r/28p, poor valuation £55/10/0, old rent £90/2/3, new
rent 1 £66/10/0, new rent 2 £54/8/0
1899 Return of judicial rents
Edward Tracy of Rathnageerath Carlow, landlord
Viscount Duncannon, 41a/1r/31p, poor valuation £24/0/0, old rent £40/0/0, new
rent 1 £30/0/0, new rent 2 £24/0/0
1901 Return of judicial rents
26/7/1901 Reps of James Tracey of Knockelonagad
Carlow Carlow, landlord Col. Fitzgibbon Trant, 42a/0r/23p, poor valuation
£25/5/0, old rent £40/0/0, new rent 1 £32/10/0, new rent 2 £22/10/0, appeal
£25/0/0
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland
1901 Census of England
Shutname Tracey, 50, Canlow
[Carlow?] Ireland, Tunstall, Staffords
Thomas Tracey, 52, Canlow
[Carlow?] Ireland, General Labourer, Tunstall, Staffords
Congregation of St. Joseph of Cluny
Date of Profession, Name, Birthplace Mission
1902 Sr. Alphonsus Tracey, Rathnageera (Myshall,
Co. Carlow?), Paris
17 November 1902 (IT) Death
Tracey - November 16, at 21
Gardiner's place [Dublin], the Rev. Matthew Tracey, P.P. Rosenallis, Queen's
County, aged 53 years. R.I.P. Funeral arrangements will be announced in
to-morrows issue.
January 03, 1903 The
Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920 newspaper.
The Rev Matthew Tracey pastor of Rosenaills died on the 16th [November]. He was A native of Carlow and for nearly thirty years was in the sacred ministry. He was for two years on the Scotch mission He then returned to Clonbullosue where he remained twenty-three years. He was transferred to Rosenaills about three years ago.
Aug 3,
1904 (IT) Carlow Agricultural Society
Class 21 Special prizes...Mares...1st prize,
Messrs. Smith and Tracy, Rathvilly...
1905
Kelly's Directory
Michael Tracey, Rathvilly S.O. co. Carlow
R. Treacy Kinneagh glebe, Kinneagh, co. Carlow
1909 Re-instated Evicted Tenants
Patrick Tracey of Ballinru Carlow, Estate P.C.
Newton, 100a/3r/0p, value £70/0/0, rent £120/18/6, evicted 18 July 1888
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1911 [Cd. 5488, 5489, 5490, 5624, 5639, 5750, 5758, 5887,
5890, 5952] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land
Act, 1903, during the month of November, 1909 - Carlow
6th October 1910, Michael P. Tracey, Patrickswell, 9a1r14p parcel, £24.13.0 valuation, £490 price, £380 advance, £110 deposit, Estate of Whitty and Smith
May 23, 1911 (IT)
Young country man requires situation; make himself generally useful; can milk. Apply Tracey. Fenagh, Carlow.
1914 [Cmd. 7114, 7143, 7162, 7222, 7231, 7288, 7411,
7414, 7489, 7577] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the
Irish land purchase acts, during the month of January, 1913. - Carlow
6th November 1913, John Tracey, Johnstown, 15a3r31p, £12.5.0 valuation, £10.10.0 rent, judicial, £234 price and advance, 22.2 years
Handbag Theft 1913
was found guilty of stealing a handbag containing £22/10/0, the property of Miss Maria Treacy, at Carlow Fair on October 22nd.
1914-1920 WWI Pension
Records
James Treacy, b. abt 1877 Carlow Carlow, 5
WW1 Merchant Seamen Medal
Cards BT 351/1
Edward Tracey, b. 1892 Carlow
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
*Edward
Tracey, b. 1892 Carlow Carlow
[Note: * = photo . http://www.irishmariners.ie/]
March 1914 IT
Leinster Senior Schools Cup, Knockbeg College Carlow...three-quarters backs...P. Treacy...
Mar 10, 1914 (FJ) Rugby
Football
...Knockbeg College (Carlow)...P. Treacy...
Jun 17 & 18, 1915 (IT)
Co. Carlow Breach of Promise
...Miss Deborah Shirley [37] of Coolnakisha, Leighlinbridge, County Carlow and the defendant Mr. Richard Tracy/Treacy, [50] farmer, of Ballycallan [Ballycullane], Kildare...second cousin of defendant, who held a farm of close on three hundred acres. His maens if capitalised would amount to £8,000...dances...In 1902...kiss...In 1904, marriage was spoken of...attachment for a Miss Melbourne [of Luggacurran] [engaged for 14 years]...delay, which ahd extended over eleven years...James Neale examined...related to defendant...Mrs Annie Parsons...said that before her marriage, she used to assist the defenant, her uncle, in the household...
Jun 19, 1915 (IT) and Jun
26, 1915 (IT)
The Carlow breach of promise action, Shirley v. Tracey...jury failed to agree on the question of contract and were discharged.
Jun 30, 1915 (IT)
Motion for a change of venue...by defendant...to Kildare...refused motion with costs.
Nov 3, 1915 (IT) and Nov
6, 1915 (IT) £1000 Damages Claimed
...Defendant...You were secretary of the Quadrile Company? Yes (laughter)...showed her deposit receipts for £1500 with the Provincial bank...
Nov 5, 1915 (IT) and Nov
13, 1915 (IT) £200 damages
The jury, after ten minutes absence, returned with a verdict for the plaintiff, assessing the damages at £200.
November 1915 IT
Stewart Institution [Dublin] The following candidates were declared successful...Anthony Treacy, Carlow...
1915 Return of advances under Purchase of Land -
Estate of Westropp-Dawson
14/10/1915 Patrick Tracey of Ballylinblock
Carlow, 52a/2r/0p, purchase £810,
advance £810
1915 Kellys Directory of Leather Trades in Ireland
Jan 13, 1916 (IT) Marriage
Warren and Moore - January 9, 1916 at St. Stephens Church, North Bow, London, John Edward, eldest son of Mrs. Warren, Staford road, London, and elder brother of Dr. William Warren, H.A.M.A. Eastbourne and nephew of T. Bysen, Esq., General Post Office, London, to Kate, eldest daughter of the late Michael Moore, of Kilcarrig, Bagnelstown, Co. Carlow and grand-daughter of the late Madame Tracy, Ballinree, Borris, Co. Carlow and cousin of the Rev. Father Mat Tracy of Borris, Co. Carlow, Ireland.
Kellistown Past and Present from "The Nationalist and Leinster Times" newspaper, Saturday, 1st March 1919
Some Descendants of Evicted Tenants of Kellistown Farm
James Tracey, Ballymartin, Borris
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cummins/HXkellistown1919.htm
1920 Carlow
1922-1984
Defence Forces
Christopher Treacy,
Kilcarrig St.,
Bagenalstown. 800749
Jacob Tracey,
Ballymartin, Borris.
92014
John Treacy, Ballymartin, Borris.
436243
Patk. Treacy,
Railway Tee., Borris.
829127
Ptk. Treacy, Ballymartin, Borris.
436244
Win. Treacy, Ballymartin, Borris. 217014
Win. Treacy, Main St., Bagenalstown.
23810
1926 Irish Free State Army Absent Voters List
William Tracey, Main Street, Bagenalstown -
23810, Sgt., 18th Batt., Cork.
Records of the Colonial Office, Commonwealth and Foreign and Commonwealth Offices, Empire Marketing Board, and related bodies
1926-8 Irish Distress Committee and Irish Grants Committee: Files and Minutes
Abraham Treacy, County
Carlow, File no. 1313
July 1937 Voters registered in Carlow Town
Athy
Road
Alice
Tracey
Burrin
Street
Samuel
Tracey
Granby
Row
Michael, Nora, May, Maurice
Tracey.
Pollerton
Road
William
Treacy
1940s
No. 62 Pollerton Road, Willie Treacy, single, worked in Leverette and Fry.
4th December, 1941 Dáil Éireann Volume 85 Ceisteanna/Questions. Oral Answers.
Carlow Military Service Pension Claim.
Mr.
Hughes asked the Minister
for Defence if he will say when Mr. Eugene Tracey, Fenagh, County
Carlow, who made application for a pension under the Military Service Pensions
Act may expect to hear of a decision in his case.
Mr.
Aiken (for the Minister for Defence): In the case of the application made under the Military
Service Pensions Act, 1934, by Mr. Eugene Tracey, Fenagh, County Carlow, the
finding of the referee is that on the evidence before him Mr. Tracey is not a
person to whom the Act applies and he was informed accordingly. Mr. Tracey
lodged an appeal for revision of the finding but the referee has not yet
completed his investigations in the matter
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
Edward Tracey b. 28 Sep 1892 Co
Carlow, Ireland Residence: Essex, New Jersey
John J Tracy b. 28 Dec 1881
Carlow, Ireland Residence: Hartford, Connecticut
Patrick Joseph Tracy b. 28 Feb
1879 Carlow, Ireland Residence: Morris, New Jersey
Old Roads, Fields and Mass Paths
PJ Treacy, Barragh contains Brophys field, Haydens field.
White, WD (1994)
Heirs to a Heritage Part II.
C.J. Tracey, Sligo
John Tracey, Carlow
William Tracey, Waterford
FAMILY HISTORIES
Church of Ireland records for the Carlow area
http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/index.html
Surname
Researchers
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Tracy |
County Carlow born 15 Nov 1845.
Immigrated to USA in 1862 |
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|
Tracy |
Co. Carlow pre-1845 to present |
Edward
Tracy & Mary Kavanagh
Mary Anne
b. 27 July 1879 (LDS)
James Trasey & Jane Higginson
Elizabeth Anne b. 7 December
1874 (LDS)
Martin Moore, b.
September 1838 County Carlow Ireland. d. September 1910, New Britain, Conn. And
Ellen Garrigan
Son of James and
Margaret (Tracey) Moore, relatives of Thomas Moore, the Irish poet of
Dublin.
Genealogy of the
Whittlesey-Whittelsey Family: By Charles Barney Whittelsey. Whittlesey house,
McGraw-Hill book company, inc., 1941
Maria Tracy (d. of Edvardus Tracy & Elizabeth Horan of Mount
Mellick of Queens? Co) of 23 Richmond St m. Gulielmus Kelly (s. of Martini
Kelly & Honoria Owens of Ballymic Co. Carlow) of 23 Richmond St on the 11
September 1877 Wit: Joannes Martin & Maria Martin of 6 Shamrock Villa
Harolds Cross. [comment in Latin?]. St. Lawrences, Dublin.
Mary Tracey & Gulielmus Kelly.
Gulielmus Joseph Kelly b. 19 July 1878 of 23 Richmond
Place Sp. Gulielmus Leadley & Maria Helena Leadley. St. Lawrences, Dublin.
Michael Tracy & Mary Dermody
Michael b. 23 June 1867 (LDS)
Michael(?) Tracy
Edward Tracy b: 15 Nov. 1845 in Co. Carlow, came to U.S. on ship
Cultivator from Liverpool to NY in 1862, went to IL, enlisted in Union army,
married Mary Callahan (who died before 1880), then moved to Iowa around 1880
and married Margaret Minner. Father's name possibly Michael - possible sibling
Philip. Died 9 Jul 1916. If anyone has information on this family, please
contact me.
Patrick Trac(e)y
I am trying
to find information on the Tracey family. Patrick was born in 1833 in Co.
Carlow and moved to Liverpool in 1855 where he married Eliza Miner. On the
marriage certificate one of the witnesses was William Tracy, who lived in
Ireland. Can anyone help? Thanks
kmastudio 21 Apr 2007
Patrick Tracey & Mary Reilly
John b. 28 July 1871 (LDS)
Johanna b. 6 June 1873 (LDS)
William Tr(e)ac(e)y & Catherine Heffernan/Heffrin
Louisa Catherine b. 19
January 1869 Laoighis (LDS) or Carlow (LDS)
Harriett Louisa b. 25 August 1870 (LDS)
Alice b. 24 February 1872 (LDS)
John b. 2 July 1873 (LDS)
Mary Anne b. 14 April 1875 (LDS)
Bagenalstown (&
Dunleckey)
|
Griffiths Valuation for Carlow County c1851/52 Parish of Nurney, Townland of
Ballytarsna, (Ord. S. 12), 785 acres |
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Map# |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
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5 A b |
Ellen Tracey |
Patrick Rafter |
House |
Parish of Agha, Townland of Rathellin, (Ord. S. 12 & 16), 739
acres
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Map# |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
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4 a |
John Tracy |
Thomas Delany |
House |
Dunleckey baptisms 1820 - 1840
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~irlcar2/Dunleckney_index.htm
Anne
Tracy
& Darby Clark
Bridget b. 3 Nov 1822 Knocktomas
Sp. John Nolan &
Mary Nolan,
Darby b. 10 Nov 1824
Nurney
Sp. Josephy Byrne
& Catherine
Clark
Ann Tracy
& George Dillon
Catharine Dillon b. 21 June, 1840
Ballywilliamroe Sp. John McAsey & Betty McAsey
Patc Henesey &
Mary
Cormick
Mary b. 7 Oct 1823
Ballycormick Sp. Hugh
Neil & Anne
Tracy
Patc Doyle &
Bridget
Lennon
Morgan b. 19 Oct 1823
Kildrina
Sp. Anne Tracy
Michl Murphy &
Mary Doyle
Bridget b. 23/1/1824 Boherduff Sp. ??? Murphy &
Anne Tracy
Mattw Walsh &
Judy
Bryan
Mich? b. 2 Nov 1824
Glanahary Sp.
John Maloney &
Anne Tracy
John Brophy &
Margaret
McLane
John
b. 10/2/1833 Cloniga
Sp. Andrew
Hogan & Anne
Treasy
Michael Sullivan &
Mary
Nolan
Mary
b. 12/1/1834 Augha
Sp. Mick Clark &
Anne Tracy
Bridget/Bidy
Tracy/Treasy & John Kinsel(l)a
Catharine b. 1 Sept 1821 or 29 Oct
1821 ??? Sp. John Carey & Bidy?/Grady? Tracy (double entry)
Ellen b. 4/4/1824 ??? Sp. Mich
Byrne & Joanna
Gaskins
Margaret b. ?? Dec 1834
Ballyknockin Sp.
Andy Kief &
Catharine Darcy
Kitty/Cath
Treasy/Treacy
& Roger/Rody
Dillon
James b. 29 Sept 1833
Cloneen
Sp. Mick McDonnell
& Kitty
Treasy
John b. 18 Oct 1835
Cloneen
Sp. Michael Lacy
& Mary
Byrne
Mary Dillon b. 2 June
1839 Clomoney Sp. Wm McDonald & Mary ?(illegible)
Cath Tracy & Jas Kavanah,
Ann Kavanah b. 27 Jan
1837 Oldtown Sp. ?(illegible) Sutton & Mary
Treacy
Cath Tracy & Michael Neil
Elizabeth b. 8/2/1835 Cloneen Sp.
Jas Clark &
Maria ???
Kitty
Tracy? & Matthew Nowlan
Mary b. 1 Sept 1821
Mountpleasant Sp.
James Murphy & Judy Brien
Catharine/Kitty Treasy/Treacy & Michael/Mick Tuit(e)
Mary b. 28 July, 1833 Cloneen Sp.
??? Clowry & Margaret Leorart?
John Tuite b. 14 May
1837 Cloneen Sp. John Dinsby?(sp) & Bridget Farrel
Peggy Tuite b. 5 May
1839 Cloneen Sp. Tom Nowlan & Cath Farrell
14 May, 1837
Edward Eustace &
Marie
Hill
Marie
b. 6/1/1833 Oldtown
Sp. Martin
Feltus & Kitty
Tracy
John Car(?)ey &
Catherine Kinsela
James b. 10 Sept 1820
Ballyknockan Sp. John
Kinsela & Connie? Tracy
Denis Finn & Judy
Corcoran,
John Finn b. 16 June
1839 Augha Sp. Peter Corcoran & Dan
Treacy [male?]
John Lennon & Kitty Dobbs
John b. 9 Oct 1829
Ballaghaderneen
Sp.
Denis Tracy & Ellen Flinn
Tom Butler &
Betty
Dobbs
Michael
b. 29/6/1834 Mountpleasant
Sp. Denis Treasy & Biddy Rossiter
Jas Nolan &
Eliza Butler
Mary b. ?? Dec 1835
Mountpleasant
Sp. Denis Tracy & Anne Kearney
John Cummins & Mary Finn
Anne Cummins b. 19 June 1836 Ballaghaderneen Sp. Denis Treacy & ?(illegible)
James Whitty & Ann Fitzhenry
Mary b. 26 Apr, 1840 Ballyknockin Sp. Denis Tracy & Mary Hunter
Edward
Tracy & Mary Lenon
Mary b.
1839 Bagnalstown (Carlow Book 5, p.77, No.40)
Betty (or Kitty) Treacy & John McAsey
Ellen McAsey b. x?
Sept 1836 Ballywillioamroe Sp. John Kinsella & Bridget Kinsella
(Kitty)
Elizabeth McAsey b.
19 Oct 1839 Ballywilliamroe Sp. John Treacy & Kitty McGuire
Betty Treasy & John McCasey
Catherine
b. 20/4/1834 Ballywilliamroe
Sp.
Simon Frankly &
Betty Kinsella
John Kealy &
Anne Doyle
John b. 29 Oct 1827
Ballyknockin
Sp. Peter Neil &
Elizabeth Trasy
James Walsh & Mary Doran
Patrick b.
14/2/1836 Newtown Sp. Patt Clark & Elln Treasy
John Doyle &
Ellen Nolan
Patt Doyle b. 19 Feb,
1839 Newtown Sp. John Howard & Ellen
Treacy
William Higgins,
Mary,
Brennan,
Bridget
19/3/1820 Knockmanus
Dunleckney Sp. Henry
Tracey & Fanny Brennan
Jacobo (James) Treacey b.about 1844 Bagenalstown in Killinane m. Margarita Dowdall about 1869 Bagenalstown (LDS)
Jacobus b. 14 August 1870
Bagenalstown (LDS)
James/Jas Tr(e)acy & Elizabeth/Betty/Eliza Doyle
Luke
b. 2/4/1826 Mountpleasant
Sp. Patt Tracy & Betty Doyle
Mathias b. 27 Dec 1827
Mountpleasant
Sp. John Tracy & Mary Doyle
Margaret
b. 30 September 1829 Bagenalstown (LDS) Mountpleasant Sp. William Tracy & Maria Tracy
Mary
b. ??? September 1834 Bagenalstown (LDS) 29 Sept 1834 Mountpleasant Sp. John McGrath
& Biddy
Doyle
William Treacy b. xx?
Apr 1837 Mountpleasant Sp. James Nolan
& Biidy Byrne
Winny b. 26 Feb, 1840
Mountpleasant Sp. Lawrence Byrne & Eliza Butler
James Trac(e)y & Mary Hughes
Margaret b. 2 December 1868
(LDS)
Thomas b. 13 February 1870 Borris (LDS)
Patrick b. 21 March 1872 (LDS)
Maryanne b. 29 December 1873 (LDS)
Bridget b. 5 July 1876 (LDS)
Winifred b. 10 May 1878 Ballenkillen (LDS) (Ballinkillin ?)
James Tracy & Mary Neill
Mary b. 21 December 1880 Knockclonegad (LDS)
Jacobus Treacy m. Catharina Nolan 4 March 1867 Bagenalstown (LDS)
William Hayden &
Mary Corey/Carey,
Michael b. 11/2/1821 Mount
Johasant??? Sp. Jas. Tracy
& Maria
???
Edward Kinsela &
Mary
Macasey
Bridget b. 3 Dec 1826
Nurney
Sp. James Treasy
& Mary Treasy
Pierce Fenlon &
Margaret
Macasey
Margt
b. 9/5/1835 Fena Sp. James Tracy
& Anne
Gaskin
John Whitty &
Anne
Fitzhenry
Peter ?? Dec 1835
Ballyknockin
Sp. James Tracy & Mary Finlon
Jas
Wilson & Mary Whitty
Bridget Wilson b. 21 Jan
1837 Ballyknockin Sp. Jas Tracy
& Mary Whitty
Joanna
Tracy & Jas Connolly
Mary
b. 4/4/1833 Kildrina
Sp. Michael
Curran & Mary
Harold
Joanna
Tracy & John Murphy
Thos
b. 21/5/1824 Oldtown Sp. Wil Byrne & Betty Mguin
John Treasy b. about 1808 Bagenalstown In Killinane (LDS)
John Tracy & Maria Keary
Thomas b. 26 April 1879 Bagenalstown (LDS)
John Tracy m.
Catherine Lynch of Rivertown Leighlinbridge 2nd June 1858
John Tracey & Catherine Lynch
Mary b. 19 April 1864
Bagenalstown (LDS)
Owens b. 6 June 1866 Bagenalstown (LDS)
Thomas b. 7 May 1868 Bagenalstown (LDS)
John Tracy & Margaret McNally (or Mary MacAhy/MacAby LDS)
Thomas b. 28 October 1827
Bagenalstown (LDS) Bagenalstown Sp. Robt Smith & C??? Murphy
John Tracy/Treasy & Mary McEvoy
Betty b. 10 August 1823
Bagenalstown (LDS) 11/8/1823 Bagenalstown Sp. James Kehoe &
Mary Murphy
Mary
b. 13 October 1829 Bagenalstown (LDS) Bagenalstown Sp. Mich Nolan & Bridget McEvoy
Patt b. ??? June 1832 Bagenalstown
(LDS) 3/6/1832 Bagenalstown Sp. Wm Lennon, Anne Dempsey
Bridget b. 14 February 1835
Bagenalstown (LDS) Ballybrummal Sp. Thos Kealy &
Mary Bulger
John Treasy b. x? Mar
1836 Bagenalstown Sp. David Higgins & Ellen Headen
John (Jno) Treasy b. about 1808 Bagenalstown in Killanane m. Margaret Nolan about 1833 Bagenalstown (LDS)
Anne b. 3 February 1834
Bagnenalstown (LDS) Bagenalstown Sp. John Murphy & Ellen Walsh
Mary b. 23 January 1836 Bagenalstown (LDS)
John
Treacy & Mary, Ryan
John Treacy b. x? Mar 1837 Kilcarig Sp. (none) & Betty Neil (illegitimate)
Murison
and Treacy, April 29, 1911 at Castlecomer...Alexr A. Murison, second son of
Alexr Morison, Dunmore Park, Kilkenny to Helen
A., younger daughter of John Treacy,
Coome [Coole?], Bagnalstown.
John Collin/Cullen
& Margaret
Maher,
Richard b. 20 Oct 1827 Kilcarig
Sp. John Tracy & Betty ???
Dennis Neil &
Bridget
Neil
Thomas
b. 28/1/1829 Garihill
Sp. John Tracy & Mary Neil
Thos Butler (protest) &
Betty
Dobbs
Catharine Butler
b. 21 Sept 1829
Fenagh
Sp. John Tracy & Mary Butler
Patt Murphy &
Margt McDonald,
Thomas Murphy b. 17
July 1836 Clonatoose Sp. John Treacy or
Lacey & Kitty McDonald (entered twice by priest)
Larry
Byrne & Margaret Mylett
Francis Byrne b. x?
May1836 Bagenalstown Sp. John Tracy
& Elizabeth Murphy
Judith Treacy & James Crowley
Jane Crowley b. 23
Sept 1838 Boherduff Sp. Andrew ?(illeg)
& Bridget?(illeg)
Judy
Tracy/Treasy & John Murphy
Bridget b. 29/6/1831 Nurney Sp.
James Haughney, & ??? Bagham
James b. 20/2/1834 Nurney
Sp. James Fallon
& Kitty
Treasy
Catharine Murphy b.
22 Oct 1837 Oldtown Sp. Jas Kavana & Judy Byrne - 21 May 1824; 6 May 1827;
14 May 1829 [Nancy]
??? &
???
??? b.
28/12/1827 Boherduff Sp. ??? & Judy Tracy
Pat Southwick & Margt