It may be presumed that the
Traceys of:
North Clare are
descended from the Sil Anmchadha
South Clare
are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti
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The Traceys of Clare can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Sil Anmchadha and Ui Fidegeinti. In Clare, there is the townland of Gortatrassa (484 acres Griffiths Valuation) in Killuran civil parish, named after the Traceys. Gortatrassa translates as Tracey’s field.
1666-1686 The Manor Courts of the Earl of Thomond
6. Manor of Innish and Clonrond
[ENNIS, 9 MAY 1674]
Defaulters
…Edmond Tressy…
9. Manor of Castlebanke (near Limerick City)
[PARTEEN, 22 APRIL
1674]
Defaulters
…Owen Trassey (8d)…
[PARTEEN, 31 OCTOBER
1674]
Defaulters
…Owen Trasey (8d),
Edmond Trasey (8d)…
[PARTEEN, 4 MAY 1675]
Defaulters
…Edmond Trasy (6d)…
7. Manor of Bunratty (which stretches up the middle from
the Shannon estuary to the Galway border)
[BALLYVANAVANE, 26 JUNE
1684]
…Plantiff: Edmond
Trassy
Defendant: David Ronane
Amount: Blank…
S. C. O'Mahony. The Manor Courts of the
Earl of Thomond 1666-1686. Analecta Hibernica, No. 38 (2004), pp. 135, 137-220
Corporation
Book of Ennis
... by giving a penny earnest at 3s.6d. per bushel, as he believes; and that Murrin Trassy bought a bushel of the same for 4 shillings at a penny earnest; ...
...Edmond Trassey 1692-93...
Corporation Book of Ennis By Ennis (Ireland). District Council, Brian Ó
Dálaigh, Ennis (Ireland) Contributor Brian Ó Dálaigh Published by Irish
Academic Press, 1990
14th Friday [August 1741]. Teevanes 78 at l l/2d. each. John Welsh, Turlough McGuan,
Philip Rhyne and John Moriarty's boy and horse drawing them home. Connor
Madigan and Thomas Connor making hay at Mounroe [Corrofin]. I paid Thrassy and Byrne of the price of the
timber they delivered me 5s. 5d [The timber required to roof the cowhouse and
henhouse; cost: one English crown.]
Brian Ó Dálaigh. The Lucas Diary 1740-41.
Analecta Hibernica, No. 40 (2007), pp. 73-165, 167-187
18 June 1801 Dublin Evening Post
To be sold, the Fee and
Inheritance of the following lands, the Estate of Wm. Thomas Locke, Esq. in the
Parish of Kilseyley, Barony of Tulla, County of Clare.
Tenants:
Messrs Tracy. Part Allapadeen, 41 years with lessee's
concurrent lives, both aged upwards of 40 years, from the 1st May 1800. 72
acres 1 rood 4 perches, at an annual rent of £70.
Ireland-Australia
Transportation
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Surname |
First Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
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Tracy |
Andrew |
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Prince Regent II (1) [1821] |
1820 |
Tipperary |
7 |
1796 |
Clonoulty Clare Co |
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Cooper |
TRACEY, Andrew. Per "Prince
Regent", 1821
1821 Sep 8, Street Gang. On list of all persons victualled from H.M. Magazines (Reel 6016; 4/5781 p.111)
1822 Jun 8, Aug 3, Attached to Rose's Gang. On returns of proceedings of the Bench of Magistrates, Parramatta (Fiche 3297; X643 pp.15, 22)
Limerick Chronicle April 14 1819
On Sunday night, a house was maliciously
burned on the lands of Coolderry, Co. Clare, the property of a poor widow,
named Tracy. She had a few days previous, lodged informations against
some sheep-stealers - and it is supposed that act was the cause of this
outrage.
British War Office to
1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Treacy, b. 1825 Melton Mowbray, Clare
23rd September 1826 Limerick Chronicle
Two men,
named Tracy, were drowned off Seafield, in the West of the County Clare, on
Tuesday morning, by upsetting of a canoe. They both left families. A third man
who was in the boat saved himself by swimming.
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Timothy Tracey born Minaugh [Meanagh?], Clare. Served in 15th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29 1827-1840
Timothy Tracey, b. 1810 Ennis, Clare
Tithe Applotment Books
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Dysert [TAB
spelling: Dysart] on 8th April 1843.
John Tracey, Aughrim Kelly, Dysert, Co. Clare
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Drumcliff
[TAB spelling: Drumcliffe] on 26th July 1825.
John Tracy, Lifford, Drumcliff, Co. Clare
John Tracy, Lifford, Drumcliff, Co. Clare
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Feakle
[including Tomgraney] on 25th October 1827.
Thady Trassy, Fossamore, Waterpark, Co. Clare
[with 5 others]
Widow Trassy, Fossamore, Waterpark, Co.
Clare. [with 5 others]
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Kilfintinan
on 24th October 1833.
Timothy Tracy, Ballilidane West, Kilfintinan, Co. Clare
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Kilkeedy on
17th Jan 1824.
Widow Tracey, Cregacahill, Kilkeedy, Co. Clare
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Kilseily
13th August 1827.
John & Lawrence
Tracy, Woodfield, Kilseily, Co. Clare
Tho’s & Lawrence
Tracy, Kiladerry, Kilseily, Co. Clare
Occupiers of
land in the Parish of Moynoe on 20th November 1825.
Anthony Tresy, Moynoe, Moynoe, Co. Clare
Widow Treasy, Moynoe, Moynoe, Co. Clare
Dan’l Trassy, Carhumore, Moynoe, Co. Clare
Edmond Treassy, Killycormick, Moynoe, Co. Clare
Occupiers of land in the Parish of Templemaley
[TAB spelling: Templemaly] on 1st August 1825.
John Tracy, Doolick, Templemaley, Co.
Clare
1835 Juvenile Association
Carlow
District School
John Storrs’ Card – Mr. H. Tracy 1s 0d
Ennis
College
Master Bernard’s Card – Mr. Tracy 0s 6d
Tullamore
Master R. Deverell’s Card – Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
1836 Juvenile Association
Mountrath
Sarah Maria Robinson’s Card – John Tracy 2s 6d
Sligo
Miss Brown’s Card – Mrs. Tracy 1s 6d
Miss Cliffords Card – Mrs. Tracey 2s 6d
Tullamore
Master R. Deverell’s Card – Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
The Annual Reports of the Juvenile Association for promoting the
education of the deaf and dumb poor of Ireland.
1836
Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe
Bodyke
Parish Priest
Tracy, unknown [presume Patrick Tracy]
1838 The
Catholic Directory, Ecclesiastical Register, and Almanac
Diocess of Killaloe
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
April 20, 1841 (FJ)
Repeal Association
Mr. O'Connell proposed...the following Catholic clergymen...Rev. Mr.
Tracey, P.P. of Kilrush...
May 24, 1841 (FJ)
Repeal and Irish Manufacturing meeting, hill of Kilnoe, county Clare
...The Rev. Mr. Tracy, C.C. in coming forward to second the motion...
At this time, Bodyke was obviously
deeply interested in the politics of the day if one is to judge by the numbers
who attended a Repeal Meeting in 1841. The Limerick Reporter of the 21st
May of that year wrote that one hundred thousand people were present at the
meeting held on Kilnoe Hill the previous week. Even allowing for a gross
exaggeration of numbers it still must have been an awesome sight. It appears
that most of the speakers were priests including the Parish Priest, Fr. Pat
Treacy, a native of Moynoe…
Bodyke in History by John S. Kelly M.A. http://www.traceyclann.com/files/Bodyke%20in%20History.pdf
23 December 1843 (N) The O'Connell Tribute
The honest hearted friends of the
Tribute at Kilnoe, County Clare, have through the good agency of Rev. P. Tracy,
the patriotic Catholic Rector, collected the creditable sum of 9l. 12s. 6d.
January 24, 1844
(FJ) Catholics of Ireland - Committee
...Kilmore, Clare...Rev P Tracey CR...
1844 Church of Bodyke, Tuamgraney Parish.
The people built this church of Our Lady of
the Assumption in 1844. Fr. P. Treacy was the parish priest.
1846
Tulla Upper
Rev P
Tracy PP
'Relief Commission Papers 1845-1847'
17/05/1846-4/01/1847 Killone & Tomgraney
George O'Callaghan JP, chairman, Ralph Westropp JP and Rev P Tracy PP, joint secretaries and treasurers, reporting the difficulties involved in collecting subscriptions from absentee landowners, the large amount of distress found in the district and appealing for a relief depot to be established at Bodike. NA RLFC3/2/5/
16/6/1846
Richard Pennefather, Under Secretary, authorising the payment of £100 to Mr Tracy to provide employment for labourers in the district of Ogonnelloe.
14/8/1846
Rev P Tracy PP, secretary of the Kilmoe and Tomgraney Relief Committee, enclosing a list of subscriptions and returning thanks for a recommended grant of £40. NA RLFC3/1/
The workers of the Scariff Workhouse
Fr Patrick Treacy contracted fever in 1848, "while visiting the sick in one of those receptacles of woe for which that portion of the Poor Law Union of Scariff is notorious." He was only 44 years of age and is commemorated with a plaque in Bodyke church. He is stated to have been from Caherhurley.
15 April 1848 (N)
We have to record this day the death of the Rev. Mr. Tracey, P.P. Tomgreany and Kilnoe, of fever caught in visiting the sick in one of those receptacles of woe for which that portion of the poor-law union of Scariff is become notorious - Limerick and Clare Examiner
Judith Treacy, 1837, Killlaloe & Kilfenore Diocese will. Exec: R Stapleton,
Gurteen, Co. Clare. IWR/1837/F/110.
Clare - 1839 Parish
Census - Miltown Malbay
5 Spanish
Point and Breaghfa West
James Tracy, (Head)
Margaret Dwyer, Wife w
Michael Tracy, Child
Mary Tracy, Child
Biddy Tracy, Child
Ally Tracy, Child
Pat Tracy, Child
Kitty Tracy, Child
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/clare/census/1839-miltown-malbay.txt
(1837) The
complete notes of the Doway Bible and Rhemish Testament, with a preface ...
Subscribers:
Mr. Tracy, Aurthur’s Quay, Limerick City
Mr. John Tracy, Ennis
Mr. Denis Tracy, Ennis
Mr. D. Tracy, Roscrea
Thomas Tracy, 1838, Killlaloe & Kilfenore Diocese will. Exec: M. Cowan, Kilchrist, Co. Clare. IAR/1838/F/140.
Thomas Treacy, 1838, Prerogative Court will. Exec: P Treacy, Kilchrist, Co. Clare. IAR/1838/F/175.
Sir Charles Forbes from Plymouth, England to
Port Phillip, 21 Jan 1841
Margaret
Tready 20 (single woman 43) Clare
1841-2 Valuation for poor
rates
Report of Scariff Union - Evidence Mr.
Tracy, Elected Guardian
Daniel Tracy, elected
Guardian for Scariff.
Holds
lands in the parish of Mogroe; those lands are valued higher in proportion to
the rest; knows the value of the lands in Scariff; thinks the original
valuation was rather high; means by that that a tenant could not live
comfortably if he held the land at Mr. Sampson's original valuation, not even
if he had it at the reduced valuation; he could only struggle on. It was not
because the landlord would have to pay too much rate we considered that the
valuation was too high.
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracy born Kilsiley, Clare. Served in 21st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29, 1843-1853
Michael Tracy, b. 1825 Broadford, Clare
1843 to 1857 Selection of
Clare people sponsored in Victoria, Australia
Nominee
is the person being sponsor, App No is the official application number, App
Date is the date the application was made and money paid, (usually about 12
months prior to arrival), Depositor is the person sponsoring, (paying the money
up front) usually a family member or proposed employer.
Tracey
William, 17, (Clare???) Ireland, 6, 5 Aug 1856, Carleton, Tracey Ann.
Tracey
John, 23, (Clare???) Ireland, 6, 5 Aug 1856, Carleton, Tracey Ann.
Nov. 5, 1844 Tipperary Vindicator
On Wednesday, as a man named John Ransford, was
proceeding from Bird-hill towards Ballynahinch, he was met by a party of armed
men who attacked him. He escaped and ran to the house of a relative Edmond
Ransford who informed the police at the Muragh station, about a mile and a half
distant. Sergeant Goore and a party of police pursued the ruffians who fled in
the direction of O'Brien's bridge. He succeeded in arresting three men, named Martin
Tracy, James Tracy and Hill. The cause assigned for the attack is a spirit
of revenge, instigated by Ransford having taken some land from which the
Tracy's had been evicted.
November 8, 1844 The Tyrone Constitution
Attempt to murder.---About eight o'clock, on the night of the 29th ult., a man named John Ransford, when returning to his residence at Ballinahinch, was waylaid and severely assaulted by an armed party, who inflicted some severe cuts in his head---he also received a gun shot wound in the thigh---the party having commenced their attack by firing at him. On being informed of the occurrence, Constable Gaul, of the next police station, and his men, immediately went in pursuit of the offenders, in the direction of O'Brien's bridge, and arrested, in the county of Clare, four men who are now in custody for examination, of whom Martin Tracy has been identified by Ransford as being one of the five who attacked him. The cause of this outrage is not known at present.---Nenagh Guardian.
1845 Galway and Ennis Grand
Junction Railway Petitioners
John Tracy, shopkeeper, Ennis. (Clare Journal 1/12/1845)
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracy born Anercrushy, Clare. Served in 67th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22, 1846-1850
1846 Return of Assaults
Mich. Minoge, Peter Nugent,
John Hinchy and James Tracy, farmers, 6pm 2 Feb, at Dromore Anna Tulla Clare,
robbery of arms (four cases)
March 26, 1847 (BL) Belfast ladies
Association for the Relief of Irish Destitution
...for
the industrial occupation of the poor females of his parish £10 to Mr. Tracey,
Loobvenoy, scariff.
Elizabeth Tracy [Mrs]
Tasmanian
Archives [71346]
John Calvin
Departure: London 24 Jan 1848
Arrival:
18 May 1848
317 Elizabeth Tracey
Tried: Dublin City 31 May? 1847 7 years RC Reads
Arrived: 18th May 1848
Transported for: Stealing ??? Gaol report ???
shoplifting ??? 3 ??? for Robbery Married 2 children Surgeons Report good
Trade: ??? Servant, 5'1.5", 38 years...brown
hair...eyes blue...Native Place: Co. cure
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON41-1-16,245,182,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON19-1-5,258,253,C,80
Elizabeth Tracey, 5'1.5", 38, Housemaid, tried
Dublin, 31 Aug 47, 7 years, Co. Clare, married, 2 children, RC, read only,
brothers Tom & Michael Co. Clare, Shoplifting Pros? in Dublin 6 weeks for
baskets 3 mon? for Robbery
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,276,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,277,C,80
1847 Wyndham emigrants to Quebec
Twenty-six
families - 146 persons, were sent out by Col. Wyndham, from his estates near
Limerick, in the Bryan Abbs, Capt. Brown, and were paid through Messrs. C. E.
Levey & Co, the sum of L156 19s currency, equal to 20s sterling each
adult."
Mary
Tracey, Agherina [Aharinaghbeg or Aharinaghmore?]
Pat
Tracey, Agherina
James Tracey, Agherina
8
January 1848 (TH) Granting licenses for arms
County of Limerick...William S. Tracy,
Esq...County of Clare...William S. Tracy, Esq (see William Samuel
Tracy)
1848-9 William Smith O'Brien Petition
Patt Tracy, Clare
Denis Tracy, Clare
John P Tracey,
Clare
Pat Trasey,
Corofin, Clare
8 Feb 1849 Guelph & Galt Advertiser &
Wellington District Advocate
Information
wanted of Michael, Robert, Henry anf Hugh Murray (brother), formerly of the
parish of Parteer, County Clare, Ireland, who wer last heard of some fourteen
years were in the city of New York. Michael, the eldest, was then in the employ
of John Candet, Esq., member of Congress and Cashier of the Bank of New York.
Bridget Tracy, the sister of the above-named brothers, with her husband and
family is now in Guelph, and very anxious to hear from eith of them. A letter
addressed to the care of Mr. John Tracy, Saddle and Harness Maker, Guelph,
C.W., will undoubtedly find her.
November 1851Canada Directory
John Thomas Tracy, saddler and harness maker, north west
corner of the Market square keeps constantly on hand or makes to order,
saddlery and harness of all kinds, of the best materials, and by good workmen
under his own superintendence, prices as low as any other establishment in
Canada West
November 14, 1849 (FJ) National Conference
...John T
Tracy, Tanner, do [county Clare]...
1849
Kilrush Union Minute Books
Clerk: Tracey
1851
Scottish Census ???
Michael Tracey b
c 1824 - Barraugh - Co. Clare Stationed with the 21st RNB Fusiliers at Castle
and Barracks, Dumbarton,
Lanarkshire Scotland.
also noted - Bridget Tracey b c 1824, Bradford - Co. Clare.
1851 Census Search Forms
Peter son of Peter Daly & Margaret Tracey of Newquay, Oughtmama, Burren
Siblings: Honor, Bridget, Maria, Julia, John, Agnes, Ellen, Peter
Mr. Peter J. O'Loghlen of Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare, applied 21/05/1920, No. C/20 6111
1851 Admissions to Charity Hospital, New
Orleans Parish
Thomas
Tracey, Waiter, Clare Co., Ireland, 26 years, died 16-Feb, Ward 11, from New
York, 1 yr in New Orleans, Single, 7 days, Remit Fever, 12 ¼
1852-3 Pupils and teachers who
left Albert Agricultural Training Institution Glasnevin Dublin
James Donovan of Clare, entered
Oct 19 1852, left Nov 23 1852, patron: Jas. Tracey Esq of Belfast Antrim,
Admitted to the special junior class Marlboro-street, being trained as a
teacher.
1853 Parsee - Moreton Bay (Aus) - 11 January 1853
Anne Tracy, 23, Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Both
Bridget Tracy, 21. Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Read
Margaret Tracy, 19, Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Read
1853 John Fielden Liverpool, England to Moreton Bay,
Australia 19 June 1853 (see Scarriff below)
305 Treacy Daniel 50 Labourer Clare306 Treacy Catherine 46 Wife307 Treacy Norry 11308 Treacy Ellen 14309 Treacy Catherine 17310 Treacy Patrick 15311 Treacy Bridget 21312 Treacy Ann 19
December 6, 1854 (FJ)
Two young men named Tracey and
Madden, residing in the neighbourhood of Mountshannon, have been arrested and
lodged in Galway Gaol, for having assaulted a man named Kealihor, who lives
near Broadford, when he was returning from Whitegate fair on the 28th of August
last. A spirit of revenge, induced by a quarrel, is supposed to have led to the
assault, whereby Kealihor's life has been in danger for the three months. -
Ennis Chronicle
1851 – 1859 Emigration
Limerick Union
Workhouse (Limerick City)
William Treacy of Cloontra (Clare?) to New Orleans
Nov.1854
Griffiths Valuation Clare 1855
|
Alphabetical |
By area |
|
Bryan Tracy, Callahy Tomgraney Clare Bryan Tracy, Tomgraney Tomgraney Clare Bryan Tracy, Village of Tomgraney Tomgraney Clare
Daniel Treacy, Carrowmore Moynoe Clare Daniel Treacy, Meenross Moynoe Clare James Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy Clare James Tracy, Caherhurley Kilnoe Clare Laurence Tracy, Ardskeagh Village of Broadford Fairgreen Kilseily Clare Laurence Tracy, Woodfield Kilseily Clare Michael Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy Clare Michael Trassy, Boleynagoagh, South
Clonrush Scarriff Clare Patrick Tracy, Poulagower Tomgraney Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Corrofin Church-St Killinaboy Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Milltown Malbay Spanish Point Rd Kilfarboy Clare Timothy Tracy, Kilbane Killokennedy Clare Timothy Tracy, Town of Sixmilebridge The Green Kilfinaghta Clare Timothy Treacy, Meenross Moynoe Clare |
- West Clare James Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy West Clare Michael Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy West Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Milltown Malbay Spanish Point Rd Kilfarboy West Clare - Mid Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Corrofin Church-St Killinaboy Mid Clare - East Clare Timothy Tracy, Town of Sixmilebridge The Green Kilfinaghta East Clare Timothy Tracy, Kilbane Killokennedy East Clare James Tracy, Caherhurley Kilnoe East Clare Laurence Tracy, Ardskeagh Village of Broadford Fairgreen Kilseily East Clare Laurence Tracy, Woodfield Kilseily East Clare Daniel Treacy, Carrowmore Moynoe East Clare Daniel Treacy, Meenross Moynoe East Clare Timothy Treacy, Meenross Moynoe East Clare Michael Trassy, Boleynagoagh, South
Clonrush Scarriff East Clare Bryan Tracy, Callahy Tomgraney East Clare Bryan Tracy, Tomgraney Tomgraney East Clare Bryan Tracy, Village of Tomgraney Tomgraney East Clare Patrick Tracy, Poulagower Tomgraney East
Clare |
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Cornelius Tracey, b. 1887
Limerick, Clare
James Tracy, b. 1843 Sixmile
Bridge, Clare
John Tracy, b. 1846 Newmarket,
Clare
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
Cornelius Treacy, b. 1885, Limerick, Clare
14 May 1861 The Courier (Brisbane, Qld)
Marriages. Farrell-Tracy.-On the
22nd April, by the Rev. W. McGinty, at St.
Mary's Church, Ipswich, Mr. Thomas Farrell to Miss Catherine Tracy, both of
Ipswich, and late of the County of Clare, Ireland.
1861 British
Census
Wm Tracey, spouse: Mary, b. abt 1826 Clare Ireland, Lancashire England
= Mary Tracey, spouse: Wm, b. abt 1822 Clare Ireland, Lancashire England
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Margaret, Scarriff, Clare/Galway. 4 401
Tracey, Michael, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 10 471
Tracey, Thadeus, Scarriff, Clare/Galway. 19 473
Tracy, Bridget, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 20 393
Trassy, Bridget, Gort, Clare/Galway. 14 333
American Union, Liverpool
to New York 16 Aug 1865
Patrick Tracy, 28, M, farmer, Clare
Mrs. Tracy, 28, F, matron, Clare
Mary Tracey, 16, F, spinster, Westmeath
Kilrush, March 21,
1868 from the Clare Freeman
…A party of Marines under command of Lieut. Treacy from the
Frederick William now lying at Foynes, have occupied the Cappa barrack
adjoining the quay of this town; and a guard of marines are placed on duty at
the Bridewell here, where the Fenian prisoners are confined…
Minutes
of the Methodist Conferences 1871? (see
Richard Taylor Tracey)
659 Ennis, Richard T. Tracy Supernumerary. Letters to be addressed to Limerick.
754 Limerick, (George Street) Richard T. Tracy Supernumerary
1871 British Census
James Tracey, spouse Margaret, b. abt 1837 Ireland, Lancashire
England
= Margaret Tracey, spouse James, b. abt 1838 Clare Ireland,
Lancashire England
1872 – 1915 Ireland's Royal Garrison Artillery
Cornelius Treacy, St. Munchions, Limerick, Co.
Clare. WO96/1319
28 June 1873 (FJ) The
State of Clare
...Ennis...Timothy Tracy Woulfe...
20 July 1873 (N)
Information Wanted of
James Tracy, who enlisted about twenty years ago at Loughrea. If he would write to his mother, Margaret Tracy, Feakle, county Clare, he would benefit. American papers please copy.
1874 Corrofin Union Workhouse Infants (Clare)
Ellen Treacy
Douglas arrived Wellington
22 Oct 1874 (assisted emigration)
Honora Treacy, 22 years, single, dairymaid, of Clare
1875-6 Bassett's Directory
Ennis Clergy
Methodist-Rev Richard Tracey
Waipa arrived Wellington 02 Apr 1876 (assisted emigration)
Anne Tracey, 16 years, single,
domestic servant, of Clare
Waimea arrived Wellington NZ, 04 Oct 1876 (assisted emigration)
Michl Treacy, aged 24, farm
labourer of Clare
Bridget, aged 26
Timothy, aged 2
Mary, 6 months
4 April 1878 The Argus (Melbourne,
Vic.)
Gaynor-Tracy.-On the 17th January, by special licence, at the Roman
Catholic Church of St. Mary's and St Thomas, Northampton, England, by the Very
Rev. Dr. Scott, James, the third son of the late Philip Gaynor, county Cavan,
Ireland, to Mary Anne Agnes, third daughter of the late Timothy Tracy, county
Clare, Ireland.
Sunday, January 18, 1880 Brooklyn Eagle
Tracy - On Friday January 16,
Patrick Tracy native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland, in the 72nd year of his
age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence 140 Canton Street on Sunday the 18th at 2 P.M.
1881 British
Census (LDS)
Margaret Tracey, 50 years, born Clare, married, Landlady, 54 Liverpool Rd Wolstanton Stafford
Bartholomew, 19 years, born Galway, lodger (son???), Labourer
John, 17 years, born Kidsgrove Stafford, son?, Iron Worker
Denis, 15 years, born Kidsgrove, son?, Iron Worker
Ann,
11 years, born Kidsgrove, daughter?
Sarah, 9 years, born Kidsgrove, daughter?
Patsey Tracey, 45 years, born Clare Galway, Slate cutter (Quaray) Rochdale Road Spotland Lanc
Mary, 35 years, born Clare Galway, wife
John, 15 years, born Clare Galway, son, Cotton Doffer
James, 9 years, born Clare Galway, don, Cotton Doffer
Margaret, 6 years, born Wolverhampton, daughter, Cotton Doffer
Ellen, 5 years, born Wolverhamptom, daughter
Kate, 3 years, born Wolverhampton, daughter
1884-5 Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracy of Carrowmore and another Clare, landlord Richard Stacpoole, 29a/0r/20p, poor valuation £19/10/0, old rent £21/0/0, new rent £21/10/0, value £200
Timothy Treacey of Meanross and another Clare, landlord Richard Stacpoole, 87a/2r/16p, poor valuation £53/3/0, old rent £62/0/0, new rent £52/15/0, value £280
1885 (1901 County Council of Clare)
John Tracey, Court House Keeper, appointed Summer 1885, £8/0/0
2 July 1886 Otago Witness, NZ
Deaths...On the 19th April, at
Roxburgh, Honorie Tracey Fitzgerald, native of Waterpark, County Clare,
lreland, relict of the late Michael Fitzgerald.
1886
Francis Guy's Directory of Munster
Ardnacrusha,
Co. Clare
Gentry and Clergy
Rev. Edward Tracey, CC, Ardnacrusha
1888 Return of
judicial rents
Patrick Treacy of Poulagour Clare, landlord George St. G. Tyner, 65a/0r/28p, poor valuation £27/0/0, old rent £46/0/0, new rent £21/10/0
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.
Bridget Tracy, Miltown
Melley (Malbay Clare) Ireland, 1903, 19 years
Bridget Treacy, Kilbane Clare Ireland, 1905, 19 years
Catherine Treacy, Kilkessin (Kilkishen Clare?) Ireland, 1907, 23
years
Christina Tracy, Miltown
Malbay Clare Ireland, 1913, 17 years
Delia Tracey, Sixmile
Bridge Clare Ireland, 1910, 20 years
Esther Tracey, Clare
Castle G. Br (Clareabbey Ennis Clare Ireland?), 1921, 9 years
Henry Treacy, Miltown Malbay Clare Ireland, 1907, 19 years
Henry Treacy, Miltown Malbay Clare Ireland, 1911, 23 years
James Treacy, Clare Ireland, 1900, 22 years
Johanna Treacy, Miltown Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 16 years
Kate Tracey, Miltown
Malbay (Clare Ireland?), 1903, 18 years
Maggie Tracy, Miltown
Malbay (Clare Ireland?), 1897, 15 years
Margaret E Treacy, Scarriff Clare? Ireland, 1908, 20 years
(Treacy Margaret 20 1888 S 1908 Arabic Queenstown Scarriff Father,
Michael Treacy, Moynoe, Scarriff, Clare Friend, Michael Conway, 735, East 136th
Street, New York)
Margaret
Tracey, Miltown Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 22 years
Mary Tracey, Broadford
(Fairgreen Kilseily Clare?) Ireland, 1907, 21 years
Mary Tracey, Clare
Ireland, 1923, 29 years
Mary Tracey, Sixmile
Bridge Clare? Ireland, 1910, 23 years
Mary W. Tracey, Clare
Ireland, 1923, 2 years
Michael Tracey, Miltown
Malbay Clare? Ireland, 1910, 24 years
Michael Tracy, Corrofin
(Clare Ireland?), 1902, 55 years
Michael Treacy, Miltown Malbay Clare? Ireland, 1907, 21 years
Minnie Tracey, Miltown
Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 27 years
Pat Treacy, Scariff Clare? Ireland, 1923, 26 years
(Treacy Pat 26 1897 S 1923 Carmania Queenstown Scariff Brother, Dan Treacy, Hoyroe (MOYNOE?), Scariff, Clare Cousin, Stephen Flannery, 2298, Creston Avenue, New York)
Patrick Tracey, Clare
Ireland, 1923, 30 years
1893 - Guy's Directory
Posting Establishments
- Miltownmalbay
James Treacy
Michael Treacy
Postal Directory
of Towns and Villages - Scarriff
Farmer
Timothy Treacy, Meenross
Postal Directory
of Towns and Villages - O'Callaghan's Mills
Farmers.
Dl Tracey, O'Callaghans mills
February 13, 1895 The Morning Call. (San Francisco [Calif.])
Tracy - In this city, February 11,
1895, Anthony, beloved husband of the late Catherine Tracy, and father of
Maggie, Nellie, Eddie and Katie Tracy, a native of Clare, Ireland, aged 52
years. The funeral will take place tomorrow
(Thursday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m. from his late residence, 3314 Geary street.
Please omit flowers. Interment private.
Ejectment books:
Surname:
Cullinan, Browne, Brady, Brady, Halpin, Hogan, Mitchell, Culligan, Brislane,
Finucane, English, Croker, O'Brien, Gibson, Rose, Power, Mitchell, O'Callaghan,
Daxon, Ryan, McNamara, Meehan, Reddan, Hehir, Boland, Rice, Daly, Deady,
Donnellan, Downes, Heath, Hynes, Reddan, O'Loghlen, Brennan, Leary, Burns,
Carthy, Connell, Egan, Halloran, Kenny, Hehir, Connor, Kennedy, Stapelton,
Curran, Browne, Neylon, Shea, Connell, Hawkins, McNamara, Clune, Malone,
Conumane, McMahon, Hynes, Loughnane, Kennedy, Musgrave, Butler, Hartigan,
Considine, Rourke, RobertWalsh, Curtin, O'Brien, Martin, Blood, Hickey,
Cukkinan, Burley, Cunumane, Mullins, Flanagan, Burns, Doogan, Sayers, O'Connor,
Connellan, Bane, Dillon, Treacy McTigue
All
the above name are part of an article written by Michael J.Coffey in the Other
Clare Vol.22 1998 under the title of Ejactment Books.
1900 Return of judicial rents
Anne
Treacy, wife of Michael Treacy of Tomgraney Scariff Clare, landlord Robert
W.H.Moreland, 7a/1r/35p, poor valuation £10/5/0, old rent £16/0/0, new rent 1
£12/0/0, new rent 2 £10/10/0
1901 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland)
Act
4/7/1901
Mathew Treacy of Kilkitawn? Clare, landlord Bernard Martin, 26a/1r/7p?, poor
valuation £12/5/0, rent £18/0/0, Judical, purchase £333, advance £333, cash £67
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
James Tracey, 64, Broadford
[Clare?] Ireland, Agricultural Labourer, Sankey, Lancaster
11 December 1903 San Francisco Call
Kenney - In this city, December
10, 1903, Mary beloved wife of the
late Edward Kenney, sister of Catherine
Treacy, aunt of Mrs. Delia McInerney, Mrs. Ellen Mattocks and John Lynch
and stepmother of David and Thomas Kenney, a native of County Clare, Ireland,
aged 50 years.
Nov 28, 1906 (IT)
...lands of Ballycarroll, situated
in the Barony of Bunratty Upper [Co. Clare]...indenture dated the 17th May 1861
made between Bryan O'Loghlen...John Woulfe Flanagan...and to Daniel Tracey,
Patrick Mulvihill and Matthew Moloney the sums of £250, £115 and £100
respectively...
November 16, 1907 The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah])
Queens - The recent death of Mr.
Miles Kehoe, KC, county court of Clare, brings sorrow to the well known Queen's
county family, The Treacy's of Tenakill, of whom his brother-in-law and
kinsman, Mr. John Treacy, JP, is now the respected head.
Oct 24 1907, Patrick Treacy,
Kildoorus & Aughboy Clare, 5a1r15p & 0a3r32p, £2 & 5s valuation,
£1.12.0 rent, £35 purchase price and advance, consolidated with no. 112
Oct 24 1907, Patrick Treacy,
Doomass Demesne Clare, 6a1r0p parcel, £135 purchase price and advance,
consolidated with no. 57
August 1910 ITRIC Weights and measures training at the depot...James Treacy, Clare...Aug 15, 1910 (FJ) RICThe following members...act as Inspectors of weights and Measures have returned to their stations:...J. Treacy...Clare...Sep 24, 1910 (IT) RIC...obtaining certificate to act as ex-officio Inspectors of Weights and Measures...James Tracey, Clare...April 1911 ITGood Police Duty...James Treacy, Clare...May 1, 1911 (FJ) RICThe following members of the Ennis, Corofin and Ennistymon Districts, Co. Clare, are awarded favourable records...James Treacy...Oct 26, 1912 (IT)At a special Court at Ennis...Sergeant James Tracey...[Barracks Drumcarna Ballyea, Clare???]April 1913 ITGood Police Duty...James Treacy, Clare Mar 11, 1911 (FJ) Bodyke and Tomgraney (Clare) UIL...2s...Laurence Tracy... 1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1912 Return of advances under the
Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estates Commissioners
1/1/1912 Richard Tracey of
Woodfield Clare, 12a/2r/24p, poor valuation £7/10/0, rent £6/14/2, not Judical,
purchase £134, advance £134, 19.9 years
1/1/1912 Richard Tracey of
Woodfield Clare, 2a/3r/25p, poor valuation £2/10/0, rent £2/3/2, not Judical,
purchase £43, advance £43, 19.9 years
July 1913 IT
RIC Having completed
training...allocated to fill vacancies...No.1 Company, Eugene Treacy, Clare...
Ennis National School RegistersPatrick Tracey, b. Nov 1903, RC, The Market Ennis, father Engineer, 2nd class in 1913, left 1915
Oct 26, 1915 (IT) Movements in the Civil Service
...Miss L. Tracey, sorting clerk and
telephonist, Longford, has been appointed sub-postmaster of Kilrush, Ennis.
1920? Raheen rural industries, Scariff
…note-book carried by…Clune…of the
Raheen Rural Industries…contained the names Collins and Tracey…the Raheen Rural
Industries had an employee called Tracey who had applied for a sick-ticket, and
it was therefore likely that he should be mentioned in the note-book…
Evidence
on conditions in Ireland: comprising the complete testimony (1921) By Albert Coyle, American Commission on Conditions in Ireland
Late Rr. T.C. Clune HC Deb 29
November 1920 vol 135 cc939-40W 939W
§ Mr. Adamson asked the Chief
Secretary for Ireland whether his attention has been drawn to a statement
signed by Mr. Lysaght, managing partner of the Raheen rural industries in County
Clare, and employer of the late T. C. Clune, who was shot in an alleged attempt
to escape from custody in Dublin Castle; whether he is aware that Mr. Clune was
not, as alleged, a lieutenant in the Irish Republican Army; that he had been
employed as head clerk under Mr. Lysaght for seven years; that the entries in
the notebook found upon Mr. Clune were concerned solely with the business in
which he was employed, and that the names of the people mentioned were all of
persons in the same employment; that the entries regarding the obtaining of
passports referred solely to a proposed visit to France of Mrs. Lysaght and
family; that all Mr. Clune's movements were known; that Mr. Clune had gone to
Dublin for the audit of the annual accounts of the Raheen Co-operative Society;
and whether, in view of these statements being entirely contradicted in the
official report, he will have further inquiries made into the matter?
1925 The Shannon Scheme by Willie W. Gleeson
One fine day in the year 1925,
three members of Athlunkard Boat Club were engaged in putting the final touches
to the Desmond Hall ballroom in Cruise's Hotel, in preparation for the club's
annual monster whist drive - a popular pastime in those early days. They were
Jimmy O'Donoghue, Charlie Treacy and the author.
1930-1932
Edward Treacy, The Thomond Archaeological Society and Field Club
MS 33,606 (21) Sheehy Skeffington Papers NLI
Concerning Owen's progress, lecture arrangements, An Poblacht, reaction
of delight to election of De Valera, anti-Catholic policy of Great Northern
Railway, film “Cimarron”, anti-vivisection movement, Hanna’s eye trouble, and
official permission for Hanna to visit Portrush.
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
John Francis Tracey b. 20 Jun 1887
Clare, Ireland Residence: Kings, New York
12 Garret Barry, uilleann piper
…There was a blacksmith over here
[Miltown?], Jack Tracey. Jack used to follow Garret all over the country…
Tom
Munnelly. Junior Crehan of Bonavilla. Béaloideas, Vol. 66 (1998), pp. 59-161
Mar 3, 1954 (II) Deaths
Treacy (Whitegate Co. Clare) March 1 1954 at her residence Kilkittane, Kate, relict of Daniel Treacy; deeply regretted RIP. Mass in Whitegate Church this (Wednesday) morning at 10 o'c. Funeral to Clonrush at 12 o'c same day.
FAMILY HISTORIES
Bryan Tracey &
Hanora Butler
Thomas Hehir married Mary Doyle, Co
Clare c.1840, and their children were Patrick, Daniel and Thomas. Patrick b.
1845 married Margaret Ann Tracey, daughter of Bryan Tracey and Hanora Butler.
Margaret was born c.1841 Co Clare. Patrick Hehir and Margaret Tracey married in
Australia in 1865. (auntycheese@hotmail.com) Therese Lewis Jan 23, 2008
Brian (Bryan) Tracey & Hanora Batton
Margaret Ann Tracey/Treacy (b. 1847 Co. Clare d. Victoria, Australia) (Sean Haydon Griffin’s Family Tree)
Denis Treacy & Margaret Ryan
Patrick (b. 1812 Clare d. Victoria Australia) (Stanford Family Tree)
James Michael Treacy & Catherine
I am looking for information on James Michael Treacy, or Michael Treacy, DOB 1852 County Clare Ireland married to Catherine, DOB 1854, County
Clare, Ireland.
My Treacy’s are from Indiana mainly.
Patty Treacy May 25 1996
John Treacy b.
abt 1840 (LDS)
John Tracey &
Sarah Connors
Patrick b. 20 March
1877 (LDS)
John Treacy
m. Mary Margaret Hogan 1864 (LDS)
John
Thomas b. 1865 (LDS)
Mary
Ellen b. 1867 (LDS)
Alfred
Martin b. 1869 (LDS)
James
Michael b. abt 1871 (LDS)
Margaret
Matilda b. abt 1873 (LDS)
Blanche
Sarah b. abt 1875 (LDS)
Cornelius
Denis b. abt 1877 (LDS)
John Tr(e)ac(e)y & Bridget Naish
Timothy
b. 19 October 1869 Bridgetown Clare (LDS)
John
b. 2 April 1871 (LDS)
Bridget
b. 14 April 1873 (LDS)
Anne
b. 10 June 1880 (LDS)
Joseph J Tracy (b. 1856
Clare d. 11 December 1912 Hornell NY) m. Anna (Annie) Hayes 24 November 1879
St. Ann’s Church Hornell NY)
- Elizabeth Tracy
- William Joseph Tracy
- Alice M. Tracy b. 13 Feb in Hornell, Steuben Co., New York
- Mary (Minnie) Frances Tracy b. 4 Jan 1881
- Helen Tracy b. 21 Mar 1890 in Hornell New York
1868 Possible arrival in Philadelphia. Came
to Hornell, NY late 1800's. Conductor on the Erie Rail Road.
Possibly Died in 1905. Residence: 301 Canisteo Street
http://www.gencircles.com/users/wa2roj/2/data/32
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1290317&id=I0032
Margaret
Ann Tracey (b. 1849 County
Clare, Ireland d. 07 Sep 1937 Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia) m. Patrick J. Hehir
26 Sep 1865 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
http://www.tribalpages.com/family-tree/mckay65/59/3847/Margaret-TRACEY-Family
Mary Tracy
Francis b. 18
November 1866 (LDS)
Molly Treacy (b. 1895
Clare d. Rice, Minnesota, USA) (Sommerness Family Tree)
Michael Tr(e)ac(e)y & Ellen
Bolane/Boland
Michael b. 6 December
1877 (LDS)
Elizabeth b. 27 June
1880 (LDS)
Michael Treacy &
Bridget Cleary
Mary b. 20 February
1876 (LDS)
Michael Treacy &
Elane McDonagh
Michael (b. 1846
Clare d. Clare) (Barcus Family Tree)
Michael Albert Tracy & Christina Ryan
Albert Michael Tracy b. 22nd November 1874 (LDS) (State Registration: Albert Michael Tracy, Ennis, 1874 19 229)
Pat Tracy &
Mary Heiher/Hehir
Michael b.
19 August 1869 (LDS)
Biddy b.
14 January 1872 (LDS)
Pat b. 10
July 1874 (LDS)
Mary b. 24
January 1877 (LDS)
Patrick
Treacy & Catherine Kenny
Denis (b.
1834 Clare d. Victoria Australia) (Harris Family Tree)
Patrick
Treacy & Annie Ryan
Mary b.
1854 Clare (Harris Family Tree)
Timothy Tracy & Mary McNamara
Ellen Alicia (b. 1846 Kilbane Clare d. 29 June
1907 Brunswick Victoria Australia) m. Samuel Timothy Lett 28 February 1877 West
Melbourne Victoria Australia.
Timothy Treacy (b. 1848 Clare) & Anna Ryan
Timothy J (b.1878 Clare d. Massachusetts)
(Kelley Family Tree)
Timothy Tracey & Anne Tyan
Timothy b. 2 March 1876 (LDS)
Clonrush (see also Galway)
Daniel Treacy (son of Honora)
was born 1855 in Co Galway Ireland, and died date unknown. He married Catherine
(Hogan ?).
More About Daniel Treacy:
Occupation: Farmer.
Residence: 1901, Drummaan Boleynagoadh South Co Clare Ireland.
Children of Daniel Treacy and Catherine (Hogan ?) are:
- Deliaha Treacy, d. date unknown.
- Mathew Treacy, b., Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
- +Michael Treacy, d. date unknown.
- Mary Treacy, b. 1895, Co Galway Ireland, d. date unknown.
- Ellen Treacy, b. 1896, Co Galway Ireland, d. date unknown.
- Margaret Treacy, b. 1897, Co Galway Ireland, d. date unknown.
- +Katherine Agatha Treacy, b. August 13, 1899, Co Clare Ireland, d. May 27, 1978, Co Cork Ireland. She married Timothy O'Farrell,
- Johannah Treacy, b. August 13, 1899, Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
- Timothey Treacy, b. 1901, Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
- Anne Treacy, b. 1903, Co Clare Ireland, d. December 21, 1963.
- Daniel Treacy, b. 1904, Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
Cratloe
Michael Tracy m. Maria
Munro 15 August 1847 Killeely (LDS)
Drumcliffe (Ennis)
http://www.ennisparish.com/genealogy/
Download
the Ennis Parish Marriage Register 1837 to 1900 (368kb, XLS)
Download the Ennis Parish Baptism Register 1841 to 1900 (1.3mb,
XLS)
Bridget Tracy & John Hardy
Kyran Hardy b.
18/07/1897
Bridget Treasy/Trac(e)y m. Ed(ward)
Kerin/Kernan 17 Oct 1847
John Kernan b.
22/08/1850
Mary Kernan b.
21/02/1852
Juliana Kerin b. 14/11/1853
Catherine Tracy & James Breaderic
William Breaderic b.
01/08/1874
Catherine Tracy & Pat O'Loughlin
Michael O'Loughlin b.
29/06/1844
James O'Loughlin b.
22/10/1842
Pat O'Loughlin b.
03/04/1848
Denis Tracy & Mary Coffee
Mary b. 17/11/1848
Ellen Tracy & George Ryan
Edward Ryan b.
01/08/1866
Helen Mary Ryan b.
10/02/1870
George A. Ryan b.
13/09/1868
William Ryan b.
28/02/1864
John Tracy & Mary Coffey
Steven b. 06/11/1881
Julia Treasy/Tracy married William Barry 2 Aug 1844
Mary Barry b.
10/06/1845
William Barry b.
13/06/1845
Alice Barry b.
21/02/1848
Margt Tracy & Michael Barry
Mary Barry b. 16/10/1841
Julia Barry b.
19/02/1843
Michael Barry b.
28/09/1848
Tom Barry b.
17/11/1850
Mary Tracey & Michael Slattery
Pat Slattery b.
11/04/1874
Michael Tracy & Mary Ryan
Michael A., b.
23/11/1874
1881 Emmet Robert Tracey
(State Reg: Tracey, Emmet Robert, Limerick, 1st Quarter 1881 5 389)
1884
Addis Ernest Tracy b. 15 August 1884 Cork (State Reg: Tracy, Addis Ernest, Cork, 3rd Quarter 1884 5
130)
Admiralty: Royal
Navy Registers of Seamen's Services
Richmond Cemetery Services Grave Details
Position,
Deceased name, Age, Date of Burial, Cemetery, Section, Grave
1, Addis
Ernest Tracey , 69 Years, 22/04/1954, Twickenham Cemetery, J, T4
2, Norah
Teresa Tracy , 81 Years, 30/06/1982, Twickenham Cemetery, J, T4
1. Michael Tracey from Ennis, Co. Clare.
1.1. Emmett
Robert Tracey. [b. Limerick?]
1.1.1. Albert Emmett Tracey.
1.1.1.1 Albert Edward Tracey
married Renate Tracey?.
1.1.1.1.1. Danielle Tracey.
1.1.1.1.2. Natasha Tracey.
1.2. Addis E Tracey [b. Cork?] married He married Norah Mc.Carthy on 1923 in
Marylebone, daughter of Felix Mc.Carthy Mr. and Mary Ann Plummer.
1.2.1. Peter Tracey, b. 1924, d.
9/04/1991.
1.2.2. Christine Tracey, b. 28/03/1930.
1.2.3. Michael Tracey, b. 19/04/1930.
1.2.4. Irene Tracey, b. 1940.
Pat Tracey married Hannah
Brennan 26 Jan 1882
Pat Tracy married Mary A
Richards 17 Jan 1894
Pat Tracey married Brgt
Roughan 28 Sep 1871
Pat Tracy & Nora Whelan
Mary b. 10/05/1848
Winy Tracy & John Crotty
John Crotty b.
28/11/1846
Feakle
Patt Tracey (b. 1805) m. Mary Loran 1830 Feakle (LDS)
James c. 7 April 1831 Feakle (LDS)
Kilkee
Mary Catherine Tracy (b. 1796 d. 3 Nov 1888 Davenport Iowa) & Thomas Kelley (b. 1801, Ireland)
1. Bridget
Kelley, b. 1830 Ireland
2. Patrick
Kelley, b. 17 Mar 1837 Kilkee, Ireland
3. Ellen
Kelley, b. 1839, Kilkee Ireland
Kilkeedy (Tubber)
Peter
Murphy & Mary, Ross
Mary b.
1840 Sp. Neddy Wealsh & Ann Tracy.
Rev. M. O'Brien
Bridget Tracy/Thracy & Thomas Ballinger
Elizabeth Ballinger b. 1833 Sp. James O'Brien &
Eliza O'Brien
Thomas Ballinger b. 1835 Sp. Bartly Houlihan &
Honora Houlihan
Ellen
Ballinger b. 1838 Sp. James Ballinger & Kate Houlihan. Rev.M.O'Brien
(Thracy)
John
Ballinger & Mary, O'Mara,
James b.
1833 Sp. Edmond Ballinger & Bridget
Thracy
James
O'Brien & Genny Houlihan
Kate b.
1838 Sp. John Houlihan, & Bridget
Thracy. Rev.M.O'Brien,
Tardy Carr &
Judith Carr
Margaret b. 1836
Kilkeedy Sp. Margaret Tracy
Pat Howard & Mary
Howard
Margaret b. 1836 Sp.
Pat Clune & Margt. Treacy
Mary Tracy
& Denis Hynes
Bridget b. 1834 Sp. Pat Tracy & Bridget Tracy
Terry Ryan &
Catherine Silver
Mary b. 1834 Sp. Michael Tracy & Anne Ryan
Pat Tracy &
Ellen O'Dea
Bridget
b. 1841 Sp. Peter Callinan & Margt Ballinger. Rev M. O'Brien
Luke O'Connor &
Bridget Jourdan
Bridget b. 1835 Sp.
Luke O'Connor & Tracy Peril
Thomas Thracey &
Maria Kennedy
Bridget
b. 1844 Sp. James Tracey &
Bridget Kennedy. Rev. M. O'Brien
Quin
Brigid
Tracy b. abt 1790 Quin (LDS)
Milltown Malbay
James Treacy &
Ellen O’Neill
Catherine b. 3 August
1874 Milltown Malbay (LDS)
Bridget b. 8 February
1876 (LDS)
Ellen b. 1 May 1878
Spanishpoint (LDS)
Maria b. 20 May 1880
Spanishpoint m. James Crowe 30 December 1906 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Memorials of the
Dead
Treacy,
Miltown Malbay, Church of Ireland
Within this enclosure
Lie the remains of………
The 18th November 1818
This tomb was erected by
JAMES and …..TREACY
In memory of their mother
ALLY TREACY aged 39 years
The Lord have mercy on her soul Amen
Scarriff
Daniel Tr(e)acy, son of Catherine and, was born in Co. Clare c. 1803; Daniel Tracey married Catherine (born c. 1807 daughter of Andrew Hayes and Bridget?) Children of Daniel Treacy and Catherine Hayes (Heyes LDS) as follow:
Bridget born c.1832 in Co. Clare.
Ann born c.1834 Co. Clare.
Catherine born c1835 Co. Clare.
Patrick, born c. 1836, in Sacrriff, Co. Clare.
Ellen, born c. 1839, Co. Clare. (OR 1838 m. Abraham James Simpson 4 December 1859 Bendigo Victoria Australia (LDS))
Mary (or Norry), born c. 1842, Co. Clare.
Daniel and Catherine Tracey, and all the above children, emigrated to Queensland, Australia, on board the "John Fielden" which arrived at Queens Wharf, Moreton Bay [Brisbane] on 11 June, 1853 (AONSW 4/4933; mfm 2465). From the time he landed in Moreton Bay in January 1853, I cannot find any record of him, dead or alive, or of his wife Catherine. There was some oral history that Daniel Treacy etc. had a hotel in Rockhampton? If anyone comes across them I would be pleased to know.
Patrick Tracey - aged 27 years, married Mary Ann Ryan [born c. 1835 at Westminster Road, near Lambeth, Surrey, England; parents Bridget and Patrick Ryan, an engineer]. This wedding took place at the RC Church, Rockhampton, Queensland on 13 June, 1864.
Their children were:
William born. c. 1865;
Catherine, born. c. 1870 at Gympie, Queensland.
Ann, born 4 March, 1872.
Mary Ann, born 13 July 1874 at Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Queensland, where Patrick Treacey was operating at a carrier. [This child died in infancy 1874].
Catherine Treacy/Tracey and John Speirs were married at Glen Linedale near Irvinebank/Herberton, North Queensland, Australia in 1889. The Speirs children were: William, Dorothy (Dolly), Agnes and John. John Speirs' parents were John Speirs and Agnes Young.
Annie Treacy/Tracey - daughter of Mary Anne Ryan and Patrick Tracey was married to Robert McLean.
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John Fielden departing from Liverpool, England
to Moreton Bay, Australia 19 June 1853
305 Daniel Treacy
50 Labourer Clare
306 Catherine
Treacy 46 Wife
307 Norry Treacy
11
308 Ellen Treacy
14
309 Catherine
Treacy 17
310 Patrick Treacy
15
311 Bridget Treacy
21
312 Ann Treacy 19
October
1913 IT
Scholarships in agriculture, tenable at the
Royal College of Science, Dublin...Thadeus Treacy, Scariff, Co. Clare...Albert
Agricultural College, Glasnevin...
Treacy and Burke - September 12, 1922 at University Church, St. Stephen's Green...Thaddeus Treacy M.R.C.V.S., eldest son of
the late James Treacy and Mrs. Treacy, Scariff, Co. Clare to Marguerite,
younger daughter of T.H. and Mrs. Burke, Rockforest?, Roscrea.
McCarthy and Treacy - September 8, 1931 at St. Paul's Church, Arran Quay,
Dublin...William (Willie), only son of of William and Mrs. McCarthy, Lixnaw,
Co. Kerry to Mary, only daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Treacy, Moynoe House, Scarriff, Co. Clare.
My great great grandmother was Mary Treacy born round 1834 in either Scariff or Whitegate Co Clare. She married Michael Eames of Whitegate round 1862 and they had 5 children michael, edward, matthew, mary and ellen. consuela eames 30/12/2006
My grandparents were Treacys from Ireland. Patrick Treacy
born around the turn of the century and married Helen Sammon from Clare. I
believe there were a number of siblings including a Timothy. There were some
Tipperary relatives but I am not sure which ones. My grandfather died in 1961
in his early sixties and there are many remaining relatives in Ireland in a
town called Scarriff. Michelle Treacy
Just came across your website - an example to anyone doing family research. Well done. By the way, I was born in Scariff and would have known the late Caiman Treacy very well. I know of two other families in the area of the same name. Can't remember how they spell their names but one of them is pronounced 'Trassy' This, I would say is an echo of the pronunciation of the name in Irish. The head of that particularly family is Timmy "Trassy". Have you been to Scariff? Best regards,
Tony O'Sullivan (mother a Scanlan from Scariff) tonyos@esatclear.ie 7 August 2008
Moynoe Graveyard,
Scariff
Erected by Joseph
Sammon of Mienrus in memory of his beloved mother Bridget Sammon alias Treacy
who died May 1822 aged 31 years. May she rest in peace. Amen. Sarah Sammon died
23-1-1933 aged 79 years. And her husband Thomas died 22nd September 1934 aged
80 years. Their Patrick Sammon son [sic] who died in U.S.A. forces 28th August
1917 aged 22 years. On their souls sweet Jesus have mercy. R.I.P. Michael
Sammon died 13 April 1984. Mary Sammon died 31 Jan 2003 aged 89. May Sammon
aged 2 1/2. Bridget Sammon died 31 Jan 1974 aged 76. Joe Sammon (Australia).
Jack Sammon (England). Photo
Erected by Mrs
Catherine Treacy of Knockbrien in memory of her beloved husband Patrick Treacy
who died Feb 1898 aged 50 years and her son Michael who died April 11 19?? aged
20 years. Katherine Treacy died Dec 19th 1954 aged 73 years. Timothy Treacy
died June 19th 1967 aged 23? years. Michael Treacy died Aug 30th ? aged 12
years. Josephine Treacy died Mar 23rd 1965 aged 92 years. Photo
Erected by James
Treacy of Moynoe in memory of his father Timothy who died May 10th 1889 aged 70
years. Thady Treacy died Nov. 1936. Ellen Treacy died Nov. 1949. Infant Paul
Treacy Smith died 9th April 1972. Photo
In loving memory of
James Treacy who died 26th Oct. ? aged ? and of his wife Margaret who died 19th
May ? aged ? Their son ? died ??? His wife Mary died 24th Feb 1993. Photo
In loving memory of
J.J. Bugler Scariff who died 30th March 2003. Denis Bugler who died 13th Jan
1954. Sarah Bugler (nee Treacy) who died 19th Sept 1958. Margaret Treacy who
died 15th April 1959. May they rest in peace. BUGLER Photo
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1937-8 Schools’ Manuscript Collection My own
district by Mary Tracy, Knockhaven, Scarriff, Co. Clare. UCD
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Scariff
Show Committee 1959 Back row: William Corbett, Patrick McNamara,
Tom McNamara, Ned Cahill, Jimmy Healey (RIP), Caimin Bugler, Amby Minogue, Timmy
Treacy, James Melody, Pat Hynes, Tommy Hickey, Michael Dinan (RIP), Tom
Minogue (RIP), Pat McNamara (RIP) Middle row: Eamonn Myles, Michael Cleary,
Paddy Shehan (RIP), John Cooney, Eddie Fennessey, Mary Slattery, Maura
O’Halloran, Maeve O’Callaghan, Laurence Slattery, Tom Cleary, Pakie Brady
(RIP), James O’Grady, James Fennessey (RIP) Front row: James Tobin (RIP), Eileen Walsh, Maureen Walsh, Paul McMahon (RIP), James Treacy (RIP), Paddy Bugler (RIP), Angela Clune, Phil Clune, John Geoghegan (RIP) The Astor ballroom was built by the Treacy family of Moynoe, a percentage of the takings of the Show Dance, which was held on the evening of the Scariff Show, was donated to the running of the Show. |
Caimin Treacy
The late Caimin Treacy 31 August 2003
The death took place of well known East Clare personality and businessman
Caimin Treacy, Drewsboro, Scariff.
In the 60’s, he had his own filling station and motor factors business at
Drewsboro for years and he was also one of the biggest suppliers of bicycles in
East Clare. It was a long established enterprise which he took over from his
parents. Widely known and popular, Caimin and his wife, Bernie built up a very
successful trade and were supported by customers from a wide area. In recent
years, Caimin retired and transferred the business to his son, Gerard. Coming
from a GAA stronghold, it was no surprise that Caimin had an interest in
hurling from an early age.
However, because where he was living was just outside the boundaries of Scariff
parish, his loyalties were with Bodyke and naturally enough that created an
awful lot of light banter between him and Scariff supporters over the years. He
wore the Bodyke colours with pride but he also lined out with Scariff and
Whitegate. One of his sons Gerard, played with Scariff and another, Caimin,
lined out for Bodyke. Caimin was also a keen golfer and played the game when it
was not as popular compared to the present time. He was a valued member of the
Portumna golf club, of which he was elected president on one occasion. He also
took a keen interest in the establishment and progress of the East Clare golf
club in Bodyke since its infancy, and was a past captain of the club. One of
his daughters, Carmel, is employed as an organiser on the European professional
golf circuit. A great mixer, Caimin often rendered a song when the occasion
warranted it. His sound advice was often asked for and readily given. His
sudden death marked the passing of another wonderful East Clare personality.
His remains were removed from Long’s funeral home, Scariff to Tuamgraney church
and the funeral, after mass celebrated by Canon Paddy O’Brien, took place to
Moynoe cemetery. GAA and gold club members provided a guard of honour.
Caimin is survived by his wife, Bernie, sons Gerard and Caimin, daughters
Carmel and Roisin, brothers Michael and Donal, sisters Rita, Maura, Breeda and
Josephine, son-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, nephews, nieces and
friends.
Courtesy of the Clare Champion, August 2003
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Treacy's Service Station &
Fishing Tackle Shop Treacy's Fishing Tackle can supply
Anglers with all their needs. Hand-made fishing flies are available on request
and are especially popular during the May Fly season. The Service Station and
Car Wash can supply the Angler and non-Angler alike with everything to keep
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Last update: 28 January 2012