It may be presumed that the Traceys of Cavan
are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
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The Traceys of Cavan can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Cenél Eóghain.
1812 The
Eudoxologist; Or, An Ethicographical Survey of the Western Parts of Ireland: A
Poem. To which are Prefixed the Author's Poems on the Giant's Causeway, and
Killarney; with Other Miscellaneous Compositions By Patrick O'Kelly. Published
by Printed for the author, by J. Watt, 60, Back-lane
Rev.
Andrew Tracy, co. Cavan
Mr. Pat
Tracy, Castlerea [Roscommon???]
1814 Drung co. Cavan
John Ferguson, of the 38th Regiment of Scotch Militia & Mary Jackson, of the Town of Stradone in the Parish of Larah, on Thursday the 29th December 1814, by the Rev'd Andrew Treacy in the house of Samuel Hartley of said Town, by License.
1823 Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts
Rev. A. Tracey, for parish of Lavey, Cavan 18th July 1822 £25
1824 House of Lords Papers
Rev. A. Tracy, Parish of Lavy, Cavan, July 18 1822, £25.0.0
16th April 1827 Lavy [parish]
A. Tracy curate
1828 Curates of Established Church
17. Diocese of Kilmore
Rev. Andw Treacy, 25 years officiating, yearly salary £69/4s/7.5p
1833 Salaries and emoluments of curates
Lavay, Diosese of Kilmore, Andrew Treacy, salary £75, 30 years employed, employed by non-resident, no glebe house
1836 Returns – Post Office (Dublin)
Stradone – William West (Postmaster) – Rev. A. Tracy and Abraham Hartley
both Stradone (Surities)
Parliamentary
Papers Great Britain, House of Commons 1837
1837 Returns of General Post Office
Stradone, postmaster William West, securities Rev A Tracy and Abraham Hartley both Stradone, amount due 5 January 1831 £13/17/4.75, surities written to, amount paid, 16 December 1836
Andrew Treacy (Reverend), 1837, Kilmore Diocese will. Exec: M McDowell, Lavay, Co. Cavan. IWR/1837/F/442.
1821 Cavan Census, LDS film 0100820
Townlands of Cladagh, Parish of Castlerahan, Barony of Castlerahan,
House 17, 1 story records; Michael Tracy,
age 50, a farmer with 11 acres; daughter Anne, age 14, a spinner and ??? son,
age 20, a labourer.
Tithes "the parish of Castlerahan which abuts the East side of Kilbride. As near as I can tell the landlord for all of theses was a Mrs. Moore. James Tully is in Carninn, Philip & Bryan Tulley in Cormeen, I noted a Giddy? Nugent in Clankeefey, and a Patt Tully in Mullaghmore. I ran out of time on page 58 and suspect there may be 20 or so more pages."
Research interest of Tony waja@erols.com
Mar 22 1825 Cavan Herald
Assizes: James Tracy, Terence McQuinn, and Patrick McGuire, for administering unlawful oaths.
22
December 1828 (FJ) Chancery
Michael Tracy, Henry Grattan and wife Plaintiffs; Ralph Hinds, George Southern Meares, James Martin and others, Defendants
...6th June 1823 and 24 July 1827...the lands of Nedd Cornagee, and part of Tabberlien, called Daffin and Millea, otherwise Milleck, in the County of Cavan prior to the plaintiffs mortgage...13 July 1815...
[Note: May be connected to
Frances Tracy, the catholic, female owner of the “Freeman’s Journal” See Frances Tracy]
British War Office -
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Thomas Tracy Born Lurgan, Cavan Served in 40th Foot Regiment; Meath Militia Discharged aged 40 Covering date gives year of discharge 1831.
Thomas Tracy, b.
1791 Bally James Duff, Cavan
25
March 1905 (AC) Belturbet of Yore
At a meeting of the Corporation of Belturbet held on Wednesday, 2nd November 1831...Corporation property commonly known as "Town End" Park the following persons then in possession agreed to purchase the portions of the property in their posession respecively on the following terms - "Each person on paying twenty years purchase to get a lease for 999 years from the Provost at 2s6d per year." The tenants who purchased on these terms were...James Tracey (absent)...- Tracy...
15
April 1905 (AC) Belturbet of Yore
Rent Roll of the Corporation in 1833...James Tracy, do, [Barrack Hill?] 2s6d; Eliza Tracy, 2s6d;...
British War Office - Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854
Bernard Tracey Born Nockbride, Cavan Served in 53rd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 25, 1842-1850
Bernard Tracey, b. 1825 Coot Hill, Cavan
December 4, 1843 (FJ) Repeal in America
Albany,
NY...subscription announced...Keran Tracey...Cavan...
1846 Slaters Directory
Bailieborough
James Tracy, slater and plasterer, Market st
Belturbet
Hugh Treacy, wheelwrights and cart makers, Deanery st
7 July 1848 (AC) Magistrates
...W.S. Tracy, esq, to the county
of Cavan...[It does not appear that he went to Cavan but went to Antrim] (see William Samuel
Tracy)
8 July 1848 (TH) The Magistry
W.S. Tracy, Esq., to the
county of Cavan
6 July
1849 (AC) Belturbet Regatta
...The winner came in three lenghts before its competitor; was rowed by Charles Reilly, - M'Vettie and steered by Edward Tracy. The other cot was pulled by Owen Reilly, - M'Manus and steered by a brother of Edward Tracy. These cots were then given to the women, who had a most amusing race. The rowers stripped to the waist, allowing nature's ornaments to greet the face of day in happy freedom...
Civil
Service Evidence of Age
James Tracy, b. 1851,
Cavan, Ireland
October
28, 1852 Anglo-Celt
Cootehill
Quarter Sessions sub-constable John Tracy
January
5, 1854 Anglo-Celt
Patrick Tracy was indicted for picking a woman's pocket in Ballyconnell. He was
found guilty, and sentenced to three months imprisonment without whipping, as
there was no evidence of any previous offence by him.
1
November 1855 (AC) Cavan Quarter Sessions
Thomas Glynn (soldier home from Sebastopol), Edward Treasy/Tracy/Treacy, Peter Reilly, Thomas M'Cabe, Michael Tierney and Laurence Telvin...assulting constables and riot...September last at Drumalee...Annagh graveyard to Butlersbridge...police leaving Belturbet...Sentenced to three months with hard labour.
Griffiths Valuation Cavan 1856-1857
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Alphabetical |
By area |
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Edward Tracy, Corporation Lands, Annagh, Cavan Felix Tracey, Munnilly, Drumgoon, Cavan Hugh Tracey, Mc Il,Beltu.,(Corp. Lands), Annagh, Cavan Hugh Tracey, Strah,Beltu.,(Corp. Lands), Annagh, Cavan James Tracey, Barra,Beltu.,(Corp. Lands), Annagh, Cavan James Tracy, Tanderagee, Bailieborough, Cavan Michael Tracey, Killygrogan, Lavey, Cavan Michael Tracy, Killygrogan, Lavey, Cavan Patrick Tracey, Munnilly, Drumgoon, Cavan Thomas Jr. Tracey, Tullybrick, Drumgoon, Cavan Thomas Sr. Tracey, Tullybrick, Drumgoon, Cavan Thomas Tracey, Termon, Killinkere, Cavan |
Edward Tracy, Corporation Lands, Annagh, Cavan Hugh Tracey, Mc Il,Beltu.,(Corp. Lands), Annagh, Cavan Hugh Tracey, Strah,Beltu.,(Corp. Lands), Annagh, Cavan James Tracey, Barra,Beltu.,(Corp. Lands), Annagh, Cavan James Tracy, Tanderagee, Bailieborough, Cavan Felix Tracey, Munnilly, Drumgoon, Cavan Patrick Tracey, Munnilly, Drumgoon, Cavan Thomas Jr. Tracey, Tullybrick, Drumgoon, Cavan Thomas Sr. Tracey, Tullybrick, Drumgoon, Cavan Thomas Tracey, Termon, Killinkere, Cavan Michael Tracey, Killygrogan, Lavey, Cavan Michael Tracy, Killygrogan, Lavey, Cavan |
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May 1859 (AC) Able bodied paupers, Cavan Union
Mary Tracy, 26 years, 1 child, Belturbet Division
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
James Tracey, b.
1839, Coothill, Cavan
James Tracy, b. 1834,
Ballylough, Cavan
John Tracy, b. 1837,
Belturbet, Cavan
1861
Ulster Street Directory
Bailieborough, a market town and a parish, partly in the County Meath, but chiefly in the County Cavan.
James Tracy, slater and plasterer, Market Street.
Belturbet, a market town in County Cavan
Hugh Trace, cart maker, Castle Hill.
May 25,
1861 Cavan Observer
A light-fingered gentleman who gave his
name as Patrick Tracy, was brought up, charged on informations with
having stolen a half-sovereign and 17s. 6d. in silver, from the person of
Bernard Hill. Mr. Tracy, according to his own statement, was a model of
innocence, requested the Court to pay particular attention to his case, had
cross-examined Hill with the ability of an Old Bailey lawyer; but Hill, though
rather simple-looking, succeeded in convincing the Court that, whether
accidentally or otherwise, Mr. Tracy had abstracted the cash from his pocket.
The Court accordingly sent Mr. Tracy for trial to the Quarter Sessions, despite
the solemn protest of that gentleman that it was a great shame to do so.
June 29, 1861 Cavan Observer
CAVAN
QUARTER SESSIONS
Patarick Tracy was indicted for having at Cavan on the 14th
of May, assaulted Bernard HILL, and stolen from his person a cap, value 2s.
6d., a purse value 1s., and containing half a sovereign and 17s. in silver.
The
prisoner pleaded not guilty. He was undefended....Bernard HILL was the only
witness examined for the prosecution. The particulars of the case were given in
our Petty Sessions report at the time the prisoner was committed for
trial...The jury found the prisoner guilty.
July 6,
1861 Cavan Observer
Margaret Carmichael and Mary Tracy
appeared to answer the complaint of Susan Masterson for having assaulted her,
and robbed her of 2s. The Chairman said he could scarcely believe the evidence
of his senses; he had seen Susan so often in the character of defendant that he
never deemed it possible that she could appear in any other role. This remark
elicited only a grim smile from Black-eyed Susan, and a declaration that she
had "right good cause to complain.".....She was in the nursery of the
Workhouse when Mesdames Carmichael and Tracy laid violent hands upon her,
knocked her down, displaced her head-dress, searched her hair, and finally
stole her purse, containing six shillings of the current coin....The plunderers
ran out to the yard with their booty, leaving her extended on the nursery floor
They subsequently gave her back the purse and four shillings, retaining the
other two....The two shillings were not found on the persons of the accused,
and one of them stoutly asserted that they only found four shillings and
threepence--halfpenny in Susan's purse, every penny of which they
returned....The Court only dealt with the assault, for which they sentenced
Mesdames Carmichael and Tracy to two months' imprisonment each. Susan look as
if she would have preferred the restitution of the "tiu" to the incarceration
of her assailants...
May
17, 1862 Cavan Observer
Dr.
Humphrys v. High Tracy
The
plaintiff, Dr. Humphrys of Ballyhaise, summoned defendant for refusing to give
up a tax cart which had been given to him for repairs some months previously,
and which was repeatedly asked for by Dr. Humphrys. The Court allowed defendant
three weeks to finish the repairs of the tax cart.
1862 Cavan Observer
Belturbet Petty Sessions Saturday, Nov. 15
Dr. H. G. Humphrys a. Hugh Tracy
This was a summons for refusing to give up a tax-cart left for repair.
Mr. Knipe, who appeared for the defendant, said the magistrates had no
jurisdiction, the price of same being over £5.
Mr. Armstrong appeared for Dr. Humphrys.
Hugh Tracy summoned Dr. Humphrys for £3 17s 6d for the repairs of a
tax-cart.
Mr. Knipe--This is the tax-cart for which we are summoned for refusing
to give up, and we are quite willing to give it any time we are paid for the
repairing of it.
Tracy was then sworn, and proved the amount of his claim, at the same
time handing a bill of particulars to the court.
Mr. Armstrong stated the case for the defence, as he was instructed,
that some time ago Dr. Humphrys bargained with Tracy for a tax-cart, of a particular description,
then named, for a sum of £6. The tax-cart, when finished, Dr. Humphrys said was
not what he had bargained for, and Tracy said he would make any changes Dr.
Humphrys thought necessary. Dr. Humphrys returned the tax-cart to Tracy to have
those changes made, and now to his surprise he asked to pay no less a sum than
£3 17s for what he was to have originally received.
Dr. Humphrys was then sworn, and deposed to the facts stated by Mr.
Armstrong.
A witness named Monahan, produced on behalf of Tracy, proved distinctly
that he heard Dr. Humphrys state to Tracy he would pay him whatever his charge
was for doing the repairs.
After a few words from Knipe, The Court said he would adjourn the case
for a week; in the meantime the case could be settled. He also stated he would
give them some assistance himself to do so.
Both parties stated that they would leave the case to him to settle.
The court then adjourned.
1862
Offences commited in the County of Cavan
Robbery of Bernard Heel, labourer, 15 May 1861, Cavan town, inf lodged 15 May 1861, Patrick Tracy, convicted at quarter sessions
Thomas Tracy, d. 02 Nov 1864, Termon, Killenken, County Cavan, Ireland, Age: 80, Occupation: Pensioner, Marital Status: Married
1864 –
State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey, Thomas, Bailieborough, Cavan. 2 349
Tracy, Mary, Cavan, Cavan. 13 110
Treacey, Margaret, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath. 18 196
Treacy, Bernard, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath. 8 235
Tressy, James, Cootehill, Cavan/Monaghan. 18 160
7 December 1867 (AC) Cavan Poor Law Union
Rev.
Father Smith...obected to a pauper girl named Mary Tracy being employed in the
capacity of nurse in the sick wards of the workhouse hospital...removed from
the position of nurse for "good reasons" then stated but she had been
subsequently reinstated in her position by Dr Moore without the authority of
the board...The Master - Dr Moore says that she is the most efficient nurse in
the house...The Rev Mr Smith does not object to her going into the women's
ward; but he does to her entering the men's. He has reasons best known to
himself for the objection. An order was the made...
September/October 1870 Ambulance Committee in
aid of the French Army
...per P
M'Cabe Fay, Esq, Cootehill...Hugh Tracy...
20 September 1870
(FJ) Irish Ambulances for the French
Cootehill, Co. Cavan...Hugh Tracy...
21 November 1870 (FJ) Wounded French
Parish of
Killinkere, County Cavan[?]...James Tracy...
Parsee arrived Auckland 07 May 1873 (assisted
emigration)
Bridget
Treicey, 24 years, single, dom servt, of Cavan
1881 British Census
Thomas Tracey, 63 years, born Galway, Fruiterer, 204 Bury New Road Broughton In Salford Lanc
Catherine, 52 years, born Cavan, wife
James, 29 years, born Liverpool, son, single, Invoice Corresponding Clerk (Comm)
Mary, 24 years, born Liverpool, daughter, single
Letita, 22 years, born St. Helens Lanc, daughter, single
Elizabeth, 16 years, born Manchester, daughter, single,
Milliner
1883
Return of judicial rents
Michael Treacy of Killygregan Cavan, landlord Mathias Smith, 10a/2r/4p, poor valuation £7/0/0, old rent £7/18/3, new rent £6/10/0
James Tracy of Termon Cavan, landlord Rev. Orange S. Kellett, 12a/1r/9p, poor valuation £4/10/0, old rent £9/3/8, new rent £6/10/0
1888
Return of judicial rents
Michael Treacy of Killagrogan Cavan, landlord James Reilly and others, 11a/2r/39p, poor valuation £7/0/0, old rent £9/5/0, new rent £6/0/0
15
March 1890 (AC) Cootehill Union
The recent Surcharge...the case of out-door relief given to Mrs Tracy, amount 10s, surcharged to Mr. John Rice;...
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.
Edward
Tracey, Cootehill Cavan Ireland, 1905, 35 years
Helena Treacy, Cavan Ireland, 1913, 14
years
John
Treacy, Ballyjamesduff Cavan? Ireland, 1911, 18 years
Mary
Tracy, Cootehill Cavan? Ireland, 1910, 18 years
Rose
A Tracey, Virginia (Cavan Ireland?), 1898, 18 years
21
January 1893 (AC) Baileboro Union
Chargeability. A man named Tracy who was admitted a few days previous was brought before the guardians...came from Galway...I am a plasterer out of work, and had no means of supporting my wife and children. I came to my own union, and will leave as soon as I can work again...I was working in Athlone and tried to get into the workhouse but they told me to go into my own union...I was born, bred and reared in Bailieboro...Chairman - Let him be brough before the magistrates to-morrow at Petty Sessions.
Petty Session. Mr Joseph Flinn, RO, prosecuted Thomas Tracy, of no fixed residence, for going from one union to another and seeking relief...we have power to send you and your family to jail. We will let you off with a caution provided you leave the workhouse in a week. Defendant - Well I will be in again. Can you put me away from this place I was bred, born and reared.
1893 Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC)
Annie Tracey, b. Cootehill 19 March 1893 (Catalogue reference WO 398/220)
24 August
1895 (AC) Notes and Comments
The Cootehill Gratten Fife and Drum Band, which was established a little over six months ago...The committee and members of the band principally belong to the labouring classes. The committee are...Mr E Tracy, secretary...
23
April 1898 (AC) The '98 Centenary
...present...E. Tracy, Cootehill...
18
June 1898 (AC)
Mr E Tracy, Hon Sec, Cootehill, Grattan Volunteer '98 Club writes:...
March
1887 Horses
...Edward Tracy, Ballymacduff...[Cavan?]
7
January 1899 (AC) Cavan Land Court
Second Statutory Term
10 (List No.), 543 (Record No.), 31 (Form No.), Rep of Mathias Smith, decd. (Landlord), Matthew Treacy (Tenant)
10
February 1900 (AC) United Irish League
Meeting in Belturbet...platform...J Tracy, UDC;...
2
June 1900 (AC) Meeting in Killinkere
United Irish League...present...Jas Tracy...
16
June 1900 (AC) Alleged Irregularities in Bailieborough Workhouse
...Tracey had been making a new florr in the day room of the lunatic ward...
30
June 1900 (AC) Bailieboro Union
...Mary Parker now pregnant admits having had frequent immoral relations with a former inmate of the workhouse named Thomas Tracy...
1900
Return of judicial rents
Matthew Treacy of Killygrogan Cavan, landlord Constanine Smith and another, 11a/2r/39p, poor valuation £7/0/0, old rent £7/13/8, new rent 1 £6/10/0, new rent 2 £5/5/0
1901
Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
Mary Ann Tracy, 50, Bainemouth Co
Cavan Ireland, Laundress, Lancashire
17 January 1903 (AC) Goods
Sold
John Rooney v. Edward Tressy. John Rooney, publican Cootehill against Edward Tressy of Bridge Street for 11s9d goods sold. Mary Rooney deposed to the amount being due, he got half pints of whiskey from me, it was not his father the goods were sold to. Defendant denied getting any drink in the house since '87, whe he paid for it. -Decree.
21 November 1903 (AC) UIL
Cootehil...Edward Tracy...
22 October 1904 (AC) UIL
Meeting
Cotehill...?? Tracy...
Killinkere Lower Band...P. Treacy...Patrick Tracy...John Tracy...
20 August 1904 (AC)
Posession of a House
Michael M'Evor summoned John Tracy for posession of a house in Mullaghbawn.
17 September 1904 (AC)
Arva Petty Sessions - Rent
Michael M'Evor summoned John Tracy for rent due...[6d 12 weeks rent]...Decree granted 3s and 3s costs.
9 December 1905 (AC) Bawnboy
Union
Clerk - [re nurses] You should have informed Mrs Tracy and then submit it to the Board...
1907
Ulster Street Directory
Cootehill
Treacy Bros., timber merchants, Bridge Street.
P. Treacy, labourer, New Cavan Road
Army Pensions—Case of John Tracy. HC Deb 10 May 1907 vol 174 c470 470
§ MR. J. P. FARRELL To ask the
Secretary of State for War if he will consider the case of John Tracy, late of
the 55th Regiment, who served in the British Army for over twenty years and
took part in the Indian Mutiny, including the Relief of Lucknow, the Mussura
Campaign of 1868, and who is now seventy years of age, and is living in poor
circumstances near Arva [Cavan?], with a view to increasing his pension to 2s.
per day during the remainder of his life.
(Answered by Mr. Secretary
Haldane.) This man is in receipt of 1s. 3d. a day, which is the highest rate of
pension for which he is eligible under the regulation which applies.
4 December 1909 (AC) Infirmary Patients
The Master reported that he got
money from two infirmary patients to keep for them - John Williams, Belturbet,
£4/7/0 and John Tracy, arva, 16s6d and asked that they be put on the separate
register, and if so that the amounts to be charged for their maintenance be
fixed...said Tracy was a poor man...He has a small army pension and a large
family. He is up to 70 years of age...he does not have the old age pension...It
was decided not to put Tracy on the separate register...
1910 Belfast and
Ulster Towns Directory
Cootehill, County Cavan
Treacy Bros., timber merchants, Bridge st.
J. Treacy, shoemaker, Bridge street
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 30 March 1912 (AC)
Ballyconnell Quarter Sessions
Action about a bicycle. P. Brady living near Belturbet sued a man named Tracy for £5 value of a bicycle. [Wanted to return the bicycle which cost £4/5/0] Defendant said he was a carpenter in Miltown and bought a bicycle in Cavan at £4/10/0. The returned bicycle was badly damaged. Dismissed case.
6 July 1912 (AC) Cootehill
Petty Sessions
...Mary Treacey corroborated the assault...
1 February 1913 (AC) Death
of Mr. Robert Fitzpatrick, Greathill, Belturbet
...mourners...Cavanagh...O Tressy...
June 1913 IT
RIC Transfers...Constable John Duffy has been transferred to Count Cavan and is replaced by Constable Francis Treacy, both officers having effected an exchanged.
1 March 1913 (AC) Police
Cases
Constable Lynch v. Hugh Treacey, Aughagesland, for threatening and abusive language...alleged stolen oats, for which defendants house had been searched...constable had threatened to break his neck...bail of £5 and two sureties of £2/10/0...
Same v. Michael Treacey, Cootehill, for drunkeness, fined 2s6d.
Mar 22, 1915 (FJ)
Cootehill Schoolboys Death
...Michael Tracey, labourer, Cootehill...James Moriarty, schoolboy aged 8 years...John Gorman, schoolboy...The accused was returned for trial, on the charge of murder, to Cavan Assizes, bail being refused.
27 January 1917 (AC)
Deserters
John Mulligan and Francis Treacey, Cootehill, were charged by Sergt. Burke with being absent from their regiments without leave, and both men were remanded, pending the arrival of a military escort.
13 July 1918 (AC) Cavan
Technical Committee
...A letter was received from the Department adverting to the short course of instruction in woodworking conducted in Bailieboro by Mr. T.J. Treacy...[Secretary awaiting reports and accounts] had received a letter from Mr. Treacy stating he was in the doctor's hands, and to send on his salary...His class was finished and he said he was going to a special session in Dublin, and then to take his holidays...he was very sorry he could not go to the meeting, as he was suffering from an attack of influenza. The letter was dated from Wicklow, where Mr. Treacy lived.
20 March 1920 (AC) Breifne
Antiquarian Society
The inaugural meeting...held in Town Hall, Cavan...present...T.J. Tracy...N.T.;
10 April 1920 (AC) Manual
Instruction at Shercock
...instruction in woodwork to be given in the courthouse by Mr. T.J. Treacy...
2 April 1921 (AC)
ADVERTISEMENT
A course of instruction in woodwork will be conducted at the New Technical School, Cootehill by Mr. T.J. Treacy, A.C.P. C.&G. (Final)...
14 October 1922 (AC) Cavan
Joint Committee for Technical Instruction
...quarterly meeting...T.J. Tracy, Manual Instructor, were in attendence...
2 August 1924 (AC) Cavan
Joint Committee for Technical Instruction
...annual meeting...T.J. Tracy, Manual Instructor, were in attendence...
5 June 1926 (AC)
ADVERTISEMENT
...at the Town Hall, Ballinagh...instruction will be given by Mr. T.J. Treacy, Technical Instructor (approved by the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, Dublin)...
25 September 1926 (AC)
ADVERTISEMENT
...in Bunnoe Hall...instruction will be given by Mr. T.J. Treacy, Certified Technical Instructor (approved by the Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction, Dublin)...
2 October 1926 (AC)
Technical Education
...the new man would be available for the rural districts, but now the suggestion is that he go into the Technical School to take Mr. Tracey's place...it was decided that Mr. Tracey be re-called to the Technical School, Cavan, and the opening of the Bunnoe classes postponed...
14 May 1927 (AC) Cavan
Joint Committee
...monthly meeting...T.J. Tracey, manual instructor;...
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
John
Tracey, b. Cavan Cavan
John
Tracey, b. 1896 Cavan Cavan
27 December 1919 (AC)
Cootehill Petty Sessions
Patk O'Reilly, DC, Rahoran, sought posession of a house in Bridge street, occupied by Susan Treacey.
10 January 1920 (AC)
Cootehill Petty Sessions
...granted order for possession.
6 November 1920 (AC) Raids
and Arrests in Killeshandra
...The following young men were arrested and brought to the barracks and searched:-...Michael Tracy, Patrick Donohoe, Flaugh;...
26 March 1921 (AC) Co.
Cavan Malicious Injury Claims
...Jas Tracy, Castlesaunderson, Belturbet, £10, damages and carrying away fishing tackle and carpenter's augur on the 17th Feb...
22 July 1922 (AC)
Cootehill Parish Court
Rates Cases...Patrick Treacey...I am in the house this 9 years and paid no rates, and I have not posession of the whole house; the top room is kept from me...
12 August 1922 (AC)
Cootehill Parish Court
Rates Cases...Patrick Treacey, Cavan Road, for £1/4/0 for rates due...evidence by the tenant that the landlady, Mrs. Simpson, was going to pay the rates....no rates had been paid for nine years and the landlady had paid the rates for the other house...Defendant said he hadn't what could be called a house at all, only 2 rooms, that had been taken from the rest of the house, and there was a room over them that he hadn't posession of at all.
31 January 1925 (AC) Cootehill
District Court
Posession of a House. Marcella Brown, Dublin sought possession of a house from Patrick Treacey, Cavan Road...the notice to quit was dated August 20th last,; the rent was 2s a week and there were then 25 weeks due...Tracey occupied the house since Sept. 1913; there was a small yard to the house and the others in the row owned by the plaintiff; the sanitary conveniences had been pulled down...the house was not in a reasonable state of repair and the landlady was not entitled to get rent for it and could not get an order for possession. The agreement was that the landlady would pay the rates, but lately she refused to do that and the tenant had up till now paid £3/9/0 rates...[discussion about state of the house and rates paid]...the defendant was entitled to a dismiss without prejudice.
26 August 1922 (AC) Notice
of Charitable Bequests
In the goods of William Tracey, late of Bridge Street, Cootehill, in the County of Cavan, deceased...died on the 15th day of November 1921...To Father Galligan, Cootehill, the sum of £10 for Masses for Deceased'd soul and the soul of his brother, John...
2 December 1922 (AC)
Cootehill - Town Tenants League
...meeting to establish branch...committee appointed...P. Treacey...
5 April 1924 (AC)
Cootehill District Court
Posession of Houses. Annie Brady, Drumnatrade, summoned Kate, Bernard, Michael and Edward Treacey, Drumnatrade...Complainant said she was executrix of her uncle James Brady, deceased, who owned an out farm in Drumnatrade, and on which the defendants were caretakers; under the will the farm had to be sold and she wanted posession. The defendants had a claim...for the crops in the fields...claimed £7...An agreement was come to by which the defendants were to get £7/10/0 and leave the premises within a month.
6 July 1929 (AC) Cootehill
Urban Council
Letting of a house....special meeting...one of the new houses had been given to a Mrs. Treacey, the Chairman said the house should not have been let at that special meeting...letting was cancelled...it was decided that the house be given to Frank Conlon.
1931 Trade Directory
Belturbet
Devine & Tracey N/A, Builders, Holburn Hill.
Cavan¹s
Emergency Years
…On
the 31st May, 1941 I heard of the Dublin bombings. Later that year I joined my
local L.S.F. unit and was issued with a blue uniform, red arm-bands and
torches. Our Group Leader was the late Michael Tracey, Killygrogan, Upper Lavey
and the District Leader was the late Stanislaus Lynch of Ballyjamesduff…
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and
16 February 1897)
James
Treacy b. 16 Mar 1885 Cavan, Ireland Residence: Kings, New York
John
Joseph Tracey b. 18 Mar 1894 County Cavan, Ireland Residence: Suffolk,
Massachusetts
William
Joseph Tracy b. 12 Jun 1883 Cavan, Ireland Residence: New York, New York
Sowans were also used in the making of bread. The most complete recipe I
have for this use of them is from T. Tracey, Cootehill, whose mother made them
as follows at the turn of the century in the Mountain Lodge area of Kill, Co.
Cavan. "Put a lb. or two of oatmeal in a crock of water and the same
quantity of 'seeds'. Put in two boiled potatoes and leave for two or three
days, stirring occasionally. It will 'barn' (ferment) and it was used for
making bread". Strangely enough she used the word 'flummery' to describe
the above mixture, minus potatoes, when eaten raw or boiled. In a neighbouring
area treacle was added instead of potatoes.
Brian Ó Mórdha. The Great Famine in Monaghan
(Continued). Clogher Record, Vol. 4, No. 3 (1962), pp. 175-186
FAMILY HISTORIES
Church Records – Baptisms Co. Cavan
Genealogical Research Centre
TRASY, ANNE, 1766, B
TRACY, JAMES, 1832, B
TRACY, ELIZA, 1832, B
TRACY, THOMAS, 1833, B
TRACY, CATHERINE, 1833, B
TRACEY, JOHN, 1836, B
TRACEY, MICHAEL, 1839, B
TRACEY, ANNE, 1841, B
TRACY, JAMES, 1844, B
TRACY, PAT, 1846, B
TRACY, ANNE, 1848, B
TRACY, ROSE, 1850, B
TRACY, CATHARINE, 1851, B
TRACY, MICHAEL, 1853, B
TRACY, WILLIAM, 1854, B
TRACY, ELLEN, 1856, B
TREACY, MARY, 1857, B
TRACEY, JOHN, 1858, B
TRACY, JAMES, 1858, B
TRACEY, MARY, 1860, B
TRACEY, PATRICK, 1860, B
TRACY, MARY, 1862, B
TRACY, BRIDGET, 1862, B
TRACEY, THOMAS, 1866, B
TRACEY, BRIDGET, 1866, B
TRACEY, ANN, 1874, B
TRACY, THOMAS, 1876, B
TRACY, MARY ANNE, 1878, B
TRACEY, ROSE ANNE, 1881, B
TRACEY, PATRICK, 1883, B
TRACY, JAMES, 1885, B
TRACY, BRIDGET, 1889, B
TREACY, MARY, 1889, B
TRACY, JOHN, 1890, B
TRACY, BRIDGET, 1891, B
TRACEY, CHARLES, 1893, B
TRACEY, JOHN, 1893, B
TRACY, JOHN, 1894, B
TRACY, THOMAS, 1894, B
TRACEY, MICHAEL, 1895, B
TREACY, BRIGID, 1896, B
TRACY, MARY ANNA, 1896, B
TRACY, MARY CATHERINE, 1896, B
TRACEY, ELEANOR, 1896, B
TRACEY, THOMAS, 1897, B
TRACY, EDWARD, 1897, B
TRACEY, MICHAEL, 1898, B
TRACEY, WILLIAM, 1899, B
*Source : B = Birth
Alfred Tracey & Ida Gertrude Muriel Swarbrigg
Tracey and Swarbrigg.
On Tuesday, February 12, 1929, at Ashfield Parish Church, Cootehill, by the
Rev. W.R. Moore, Alfred, second youngest son of William and the late Mrs.
Tracey, Barnacullia, Sandyford, County Dublin, to Ida Gertrude Muriel, youngest
daughter of Mrs. and the late John Swarbrigg, Laurel Villa, Cootehill, County
Cavan.
Ellen Tracey b. abt 1846 m. Joseph Gibson 1866 (LDS)
Francis Tracey & Susanne Coyle
Catherine b. ??? Cavan m. George G Beunje 28 June 1868 Manhattan NY (LDS)
James Tracey & Anne/Abbe Gillick
Thomas b. 20 December 1876 (LDS)
Mary Anne b. 5 November 1878 Termon (LDS)
Rose Anne b. 3 February 1881 (LDS)
Mary Tracy
Mary b. 22 September 1864 (LDS)
Patrick (Patt) Tress(e)y/Treacy & Anne/Oney/Honora Mo(o)han
Hugh b. 10 May 1868 (LDS)
Catherine b. 28 June 1869 (LDS)
Anne b. 2 September 1873 Tullyvin (LDS)
Patrick b. 21 July 1875 (LDS)
Philip b. 13 April 1877 (LDS)
Honora b. 9 August 1879 (LDS)
Thomas Tressy & Catherine Reilly
Philip b. 31 May 1879 Tierenenass (LDS)
Raffony Graveyard Virginia, County Cavan
Annie Tracy, d. 23 Jun 1952, Lisabunty
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James
M. Tracy, postmaster and merchant, East
Smethport, was born in Philadelphia, Penn. , in April 1844, a son of Edward
and Bridget (Riley) Tracy, natives of County Cavan, Ireland. They
came to Philadelphia from their native land, but, thinking a newer country
better adapted to their needs, came to Keating township, McKean county, in
1842, and purchased a tract of land for a farm. They were the parents of
seven children, James M. being the third son, who during his youth attended
the common schools and worked upon the farm. After his marriage, Mr. Tracy
remained upon the farm with his parents until September, 1876, when he came
to East Smethport, where he erected the building he now occupies, and engaged
in mercantile business. Mr. Tracy married in June, 1863, Miss Ann, daughter
of Bernard and Ann (Gallagher) Burns, natives of Ireland, who came to Union
City, Erie Co., Penn., in 1845. Five children have blessed this union, viz.: Thomas
A., Mary E., Lillie E., Annie E. and Paul E. In July, 1885, Mr. Tracy was
appointed postmaster at East Smethport, which office he still retains. In
politics Mr. Tracy is a Democrat, and he and his family belong to the Catholic
Church. In June, 1873, Andrew Tracy signed
the roll of attorneys...Andrew Tracy, a young lawyer of Smethport, was tried in February,
1879, for the murder of his cousin, Miss Mary Reilly, at Smethport. District
Attorney S. W. Smith, M. F. Elliott and W. W. Brown represented the State,
while C. B. Curtis, A. B. Richmond, George A. Jenks, A. G. Olmsted and N.
McSweeney defended. He was found guilty of murder, and, in April, sentenced
by Judge Williams to death. The Judge, in passing sentence, said: “The victim
was a friend, not an enemy; a relative by blood; a modest and lovely woman,
whose only offense was that she had struggled to overcome her affection for
you, from a sense of duty toward the church to which she belonged, and toward
her parents whom she honored.” Every effort was made to save this unfortunate
man, but the board of pardons refusing to interfere with the sentence the law
was carried into effect in December, 1879. This tragedy of September 18,
1878, may be said to have broken up one of the most hospitable homes of
McKean county. In 1880, Thomas D. Nash came to Smethport, and same year married
Miss Mary A. Tracy, a daughter of Edward and Bridget (Riley) Tracy, of
Smethport, Penn. In May, 1883, he went to Harrisburg, Penn., under Hon. J. Simpson
Africa, in the office of internal affairs, where he remained until May, 1887,
when he returned to Smethport, and has here since remained, engaged in
mercantile business. Mr. and Mrs. Nash are members of the Catholic Church. John Wallace was a surveyor in the Instanter neighbourhood in 1810. He it was who surveyed the lots for…Solomon Tracy… The seated tax-payers of Corydon township
in 1836-7 were…FH Tracy… …David Tracy who commenced trading at Ridgway, December 21 (1846), was granted a license; ... Clermont Lodge, 949, I.O.O.F. was
organised June 7, 1877, with the following members…Edward Tracy… The following is a list of the medical men who registered in McKean county…in 1881…WC Tracy, Boston, 1866… Bradford Division was instituted December
22, 1885. The early members were…JL Tracy… Camp No.7 Union Veteran Legion was
instituted July 29, 1886. Among the first officiers were…WB Tracy… History of the Counties of McKean, Elk, and Forest, Pennsylvania,
with Biographical Selections: Including Their Early Settlement and
Development; a Description of the Historic and Interesting Localities:
Sketches of Their Cities, Towns and Villages ... Biographies of
Representative Citizens ...By J.H. Beers & Co, 1890 |
Castlerahan
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Emma Tracey Editor TalkAround audio Magazine Emma is the latest editor of the TalkAround audio Magazine.
Originally from Ballyjamesduff in Co. Cavan, this is where she has based the
TalkAround recording studio and office. She graduated in November 2003, with
an Honours Degree in Communications from Dublin City University. Emma has
much experience working on local radio stations as well as partaking in audio
productions in college. Emma's final year thesis saw her produce a 35 minute
audio documentary, tracking the 50 year history of a local Cavan musical
society. She has also been a regular contributor to the RTE Radio 1
Programme, AudioScope, dealing with matters for and about people with Vision
Impairments. |
Drumgoon (& Cootehill)
Edward Tressy & Charlotte McGuiness
Edward b. 2 October 1865 Cootehill (LDS)
Elizabeth Tressy
Francis b. 12 December 1869 Cootehill (LDS)
James Tressy & Cathrine Reilly
Hugh b. 3 May 1865 Cootehill (LDS)
1. James Tracy (b. abt 1804 Coote Hills) m. Catherine ??? (b. abt 1808 Coote Hills) abt 1829 Coote Hills (LDS)
1.1 Thomas Tracy (b. 1830/1 Coote Hills d. 20/4/1899 Saugerties Ulster Co NY) m. Bridget Traynor abt 1859 Coote Hills (LDS)
1.1.1 Catherine (b. 29 July 1860 Coote Hills d. 1940) m. William Lenning 1884 Massachusetts (LDS)
1.1.2 Mary TRACY b: 1864 in Saugerties, Ulster Ny
1.1.3 John Matthew TRACY b: 31 Jul 1866 in Saugerties, Ulster, Ny
1.1.4 Sarah TRACY b: 1869 in Saugerties, Ulster Ny
My gggrandfather James
Tracy was born in cootehill, Cavern. He married Catherine. They had a son
Thomas who married Bridget Traynor. Anyone with a connection please respond.
Douglas Shaw - Nov 29, 2009
Philip Tressy & Bessie/Elizabeth Mulligan
Margaret Tracey b. 1855 (Gillen Family Tree)
Elizabeth b. 26 June 1865 Cootehill (LDS)
William
Tracey
I have an ancestor called William Tracey, who was born around 1831
in Drum Ewen, Ireland. He later married Mary McGuire and had a daughter called
Rebecca, born about 1857 in Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland. I need to find
out where Drum Ewen was or is today. Or would like to hear from anyone researching
the above names in that area.
Ann-Marie
Gillard May 09, 1999
Can't locate "Drum Ewen" but might possibly be
"Drumgoon", a parish in the barony of Clonkee, county Cavan.
1841-1901
Census Returns for Pottery Workers in Greenock
1861: William Tracy, 35, Pottery Labourer,
Ireland
1871 Robina Tracey, 15, Pottery Cutter, Greenock
1881: Wiiliam Tracey, 16, Pottery Worker,
Ireland & Mary Tracey, Pottery Worker, Greenock & Jane Tracey, 16,
Pottery Worker, Greenock
1891: William Tracey, 60, Potter, born Drumewen
Ireland
1901 William Tracey, 72, Potter, Ireland
Birth, marriage and
death notices that appeared in newspapers in the Greenock and Port Glasgow area
from the start of the nineteenth century until 1913.
James Tracey, moulder,
died at 9 Belville Street, Greenock on 7th April 1891 (Greenock Telegraph
7.4.1891) see Elizabeth McN.
William Tracey,
potter, died at 52 East Hamilton Street, Greenock on 16th February 1908. (Greenock
Telegraph 17.2.1908)
Arabella, 3rd daughter
of late James Tracy, moulder, to Archibald Muir, at Crawford’s Hall, Greenock
on 24th April 1908. (Greenock Telegraph 25.4.1908) see Elizabeth McN
Elizabeth McNeil, 2nd
daughter of late James Tracy, moulder, to Thomas Blyth Jnr., at Town Hall
Saloon, Greenock on 30th July 1901. (Greenock Telegraph 31.7.1901) see
James: Arabella
John Tracy, Seattle,
to Jenny, 2nd daughter of late James Shaw, at 4 Morton Terrace, Greenock on
15th July 1903. (Greenock Telegraph 17.7.1903)
Kilanne (& Bailieboro)
Donald Tracy and Catherine Margaret Currie
James Joseph Tracey born appox 1832 in Baillieboro, Cavan, Ireland, Married Agnes Ann Hearty approx 1855. Immigrated to New Zealand at some point. Drowned in the Wanganui River; his body was found on the 5 February 1897.
Children:
Thomas James b
1857? - d 1933 Wanganui, New Zealand
Catherine Ellen b 1859? - d 1924 Wanganui, New Zealand
I am interested in hearing from anyone with ANY information relating to any of the above.
Regards Nichola Chapman N.Chapman nichola.chapman@infogen.net.nz
16 Jun 2001
James Joseph
Tracey & Agnes Ann Hearty
James Joseph Tracey (m Agnes Ann Hearty) Bailleboro,Co Cavan c1830
went to Scotland & married there 1853 to New Zealand c1862
Janice Goldsworthy New Zealand May 11, 2002
James Tracey & Honora Brady
Thomas b. 25 February 1864 Bailieborough (LDS)
Lavey
Lavey, Co. Cavan
In 1975, Lavey had one of its most successful
years, winning the Junior double - League and Championship. Front: Owen McConnon, Francis Tracey, Mattie Kearns,
paul Smith, Jimmy Galligan, Tony Smith (Capt.), Charlie Smith, Paddy Reilly,
Johnny Costello, Ned Nelson, Matt Brady Back: Cyril O’Reilly, Vincent Maguire, Seamus Tracey,
Tommy Tracey, Thomas Maguire, Des King, John Joe Maguire, Pat McGahern,
Phil Smith, Andy Smith, Sean Smith, Sean McBride |
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GENERAL
REFERENCES FOR CAVAN
"The
Volunteer Companies of Ulster 1778-1793, lll, Cavan", The Irish Sword,
7, 1906, 308-0
Cavan
County Library: Guide to Local Studies Dept.,
"Sources
of Information on the Antiquities and history of Cavan and Leitrim: Suggestions",
Breifny 1920-2
Cavan
Freeholders since 1813.,
Parishes,
baronies & denominations in each parish; alphabetical.
Brady,
J. A short history of the parishes of the diocese of Meath, 1867-1944,
Cullen,
S. Sources for Cavan Local History, "Breifny", 1965; 77-8.
Farrell,
Noel Exploring Family origins in Cavan, Self, Longford, 1993. Includes
transcripts of 1901, 1911 censuses, 1838 Thoms, 1941 Electors, Griffith's for
Cavan town
Gillespie,
Raymond Cavan: Essays on the History of an Irish County, Dublin Irish
Academic Press, 1995
Healy,
John History of the Diocese of Meath, Dublin, 1908.
MacNamee,
James J. History of the Diocese of Ardagh, Dublin, 1954.
Monahan,
Rev. J. Records Relating to the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise,
1886.
O'Connell,
Philip The Diocese of Kilmore: its History and Antiquities, Dublin,
1937.
Paterson,
J. (ed.) Diocese of Meath and Kildare: an historical guide, 1981.
Shearman,
H Ulster, London, 1949.
Smyth,
T.S. A civic history of the town of Cavan, Cavan, 1934.
NAI
Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type Date Issue Date Death
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2005/40/144 |
TRACEY MICHAEL |
1983 CN 008311 |
Intestate |
27/04/1983 |
02/12/1979 |
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2005/40/115 |
TREACY PATRICK |
1983 CN 015381 |
Probate |
06/04/1983 |
12/10/1982 |
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2005/41/65 |
TREACY KATHLEEN |
1984 CN 004586 |
Probate |
20/03/1984 |
25/10/1983 |
Last update: 07 December 2011