It may be presumed that the Traceys of Cork
are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti
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The Traceys of Cork can trace their history back to the beginning of
historical records, as they are of the Ui Fidegeinti.
OTreassy tomb in Buttevant Abbey.
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Lord
Walter Fitzgerald. Buttevant - The Francisan Abbey. in Journal of the
Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland.
Volume VI, 1904-05-06. Dublin. pp.442-448.
Elizabeth I
1601 7th August
Pardon to ... Rowland O Treaghie of
Knockancostian (Limerick?), John O Trassy of Lish Caruell, piper (Liscarroll
Cork?)
The Irish Fiants of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
1601: Eneas ruadh
O'Heffernan, of Shronehill, County Tipperary, a famous bard, was pardoned on
August 6th, and on the following day pardon was extended to John O'Treacy,
of Liscarrol, County Cork, piper, and Melaghlin O'Duane, of Clogh
Kelly, harper. On August 30th, Donagh O'Cullinane, of Mara, County
Cork, piper, was received into favour.
A History
of Irish Music by William H. Grattan Flood
1654 Capt. Wm. Tracey, Fortune,
Kinsale. ", Sends the muster book. ...
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1654 (1880)
Irish Wild Geese at The Hotel
d'Invalides Paris 1600 to 1799
Thomas Trassy aged 36 of Cork, soldier of the colonel of Galmoy's
Regiment under the Queen of England's Dragoons, in which he says he has served
8 years, as well as 6 years in Ireland. He bears an order from the Marquis of
Barbesieux to be received. Harquebusier by trade. Catholic. Received 11th
February 1700. 13 May 1700. Gave up his place. Given £30 PSC.
Unitarian Church Cork
Daniel Tracey & Sophia
Christian (daughter) b. 18-Feb 1745
http://www.unitarianchurchcork.org/BaptismRecords.html
1756 Darby Tracy, Cork. (Will)
27th May 1762
John Tracey and Michael Doolin otherwise Dooel,
were committed to the county gaol by Rober Grove and Michael Creagh, Esqrs.,
being charged with being white boys, and shooting a horse belonging to James
Grove, Esq.; and burning a barn and an out-house belonging to Michael Adams.
1766 Census Records
A return of Protestant and Papist (Catholic)
Families
Diocese of Cloyne, County Cork
Parish of Temple-Mologga (Mitchelstown)
Tracey, John
(papist)
Parish of
Marshelstown (Mitchelstown)
Tracey, David 4 males 5 females
Tracey, Widow, 2 males, 3 females
Parish of Glanworth (Mallow)
Tracy, Derby
Tracy, Michael
Trassy, James
Trassy, John
Ardagh,
Parish of Killeagh
John Tracy, wife, 1 son
Thomas Tracy, wife, 2 children
Thomas Tracy, wife, 3 children
1770 15th October Finn’s Leinster Journal
Married at Corke, McGeorge Tracy to
Miss Betty Williams
Irish
Genealogist, Vol. 8
18 October
1770 (FJ) Married
At Corke...and Mr. George Tracy to Miss Betty
Williams.
1775 Oaths
of Allegiance
A List of several Papists who came before the Mayor of the City of Cork,
took the Oath of Allegiance, with the
Quality, Title, Place of Abode, and the Days
on which the appeared. 16th
August. 1775.
John Tracey, of the same [City of Cork], Shop-keeper
Copies
of all the lists which have been returned to the clerk of the Privy Council, or
his deputy, of such papists as have taken and subscribed. [Dublin?], [1786?].
1782
15 Aug. Died at Carrigbrick near Fermoy . . . the Rev. Mr. Martin
Skerret Tracy, a clergyman of the Church of Rome. (FJ.)
Archivium
Hibernicum, Vol. 18 (1955), pp. 177-224
19 January 1790 (FJ)
Married
At Cork, Mr. H. Flaherty, of Evergreen, to Miss Sophia Treacy, of
Broad-lane
23 January 1790 (F)
At Cork, Mr. H. Flaherty, of Evergreen, to miss Sophia Treacy, of
Broadlane.
1 October 1791 (F) In
the City [Cork]
Margaret Carthy for feloniously stealing articles of wearing apparel,
the property of Daniel Tracy, to be privately whipped.
1794 Subscribers:
Mrs Tracy, Miss Tracy...Mr. John Tracy...
Hillary, Joseph. Poems, consisting of lyrick pieces, tales, elegies,
&c. By J. Hillary, of this city. Cork, [1794].
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Jeremiah Tr(e)acey born Michaelstone, Cork Served in Scots Brigade
before 1803 Discharged aged 24 after 1 year of service, 1796 WO121/26/406
May 21 1802? Plymouth Report
...and from the Cove of Cork, with victualling
stores, the Princess Royal armed victualler, Captain Tracey...
The Naval chronicle
24 Mar. 1804 (95/10) O’Flynn
Exham Solicitors Papers
Case of Jackson v Treacy [1870’s?]. Jackson
& D’Alton / Certificate of marriage. St. Anne’s Parish, Dublin
Cork City and County Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
1809 Report
of the Pipe Water Commissions, Cork City
Tracey, Mrs. Catherine, Tobin St., £16/0/0
Tracey, Harding, Half Moon St., £36/0/0
Tracy, Charles, Coal Quay, £14/0/0
Tracy, John, Grand Parade, £130/0/0
1810 A
directory, and picture, of Cork and its environs By William West
Tracy John, druggist,
grand parade
Kings Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Tracy, Edward, 2nd s. of John, Cork,
druggist; over 16; ed. Cork; aft. Father. H 1814
12 August 1832
On the 12th
instant, at his house, Grand-Parade, [Cork], in his 81st year, Mr John Tracy,
for many years one of the most eminent Druggists in the South of Ireland. It
was only a few days before his own decease that his second surviving son,
Edward Tracy, Esq., Solicitor, fell a victim to the prevailing epidemic, at his
residence in Bantry (Constitution, 23 Aug.).
Hugh Fenning. The Cholera Epidemic in Ireland, 1832-3:
Priests, Ministers, Doctors. Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 57 (2003), pp. 77-125
Kings Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Tracy, Joseph Edward, s. of Edward Joseph,
Cork, attorney, decd.; over 17; ed. Cork; aft. Denis Tracy, uncle, E 1838.
1845 Dublin Directory
Joseph Edward Tracy, sol, 40 Gloucester St. Up
Dublin & Cork
July 28, 1847 (FJ) Old Fellows' Society
The brethren of the City of Cork
Lodge...J. Tracy, solicitor...(abridged from the Cork Examiner)
October 11, 1852 (FJ) Marriage
October 7, at Woodlawn, Cork,
Joseph E. Tracy, Esq, solicitor, to Kate, only daughter of the late Stephen
Hayes, Esq. of Millbro'.
7 October 1854 (N) Undermention Catholics residing in the City of Cork
and its Vicinity
...Joseph E Tracey, Solicitor...
June 14, 1855 (FJ)
Messrs. Tracy and Nagle,
Solicitors, 35 Lower Dominick Strret, Dublin and 59 South mall, Cork.
17
January 1857 (N) Monument to Father Matthew
...citizens of Cork...Joseph Treacy, solr...
24
January 1857 (N)
...Joseph Treacy, Hon. Secretaries...- Cork Examiner
25
April 1857 (N) Cork Reporter - Scully v. McCarthy MP
[letters]...[McCarthy] in the presence of his two conducting agents,
Messrs Tracy and Nagle...
1857-58
(55) Savings banks.
Cork. Joseph E. Treacey, Manager
1857
Corporation of the National Assurance Company of Ireland
Joseph E. Tracey, Cork -
Agent
The Irish Jurist,
1857
June 1860 Cork and Limerick District
Railway
House of
Commons...Messrs. Tracy and Nagle, of Cork, were the solicitor for the bill...
June 1860
Cork, Blackrock and
Passage Railway Company...J.E. Treacy, solr...
10
September 1860 Resolved, that
we the Town Commissioners of Dungarvan having heard the statements of Messrs A. ConnyBeare,, Messrs Tracey & Nagle & Mr. H . Williams Wood, as to a projected
line of railway connecting the towns of Fermoy, Lismore & Cappoquin with the
seaport of Dungarvan...
Messrs Tracy & Nagle's bill of costs for obtaining the
Dungarvan Harbour Markets & Improvement Act l863 was £897...
15 February 1861 The Cork Examiner
Mr. Tracy, on the part of the corporation.
1861 The history of the county and
city of Cork, Volume 2 By Charles Bernard Gibson
Subscriber...J.E.
Tracy, Cork...
May 1863 Cork and Kinsale Junction
Railway
... JHE Tracy...
13 April 1864 (FJ) Cork College
...law
agents, Messrs. Tracy and Nagle...
August 1864 Banquet to the Lords of
the Admiralty
Cork...stewards...JE
Tracy...
7 December 1864 (FJ)
...Messrs.
Tracy and Nagle, solicitors, South Mall, Cork...
13 January 1865 (FJ) Attorneys
Certificate Duty
...Cork...Joseph
Edward Tracy of the firm of Tracy and Nagle, law agent to the Corporation...
11 February 1865 (N) O'Brien Monument Committee
...Cork...Joseph
Tracy...
November 1865 Law Agency of Cork
Corporation
Messrs.
Tracy and Nagle have resigned the law agency...
20 April 1866 IT
The Cork Harbour Bill and Cork Port
Conservancy Bill...Messrs Tracey and Nagle, solicitors...
February 1867 Election in Cork
...present...Joseph E
Tracy...William Tracy...
1867-8 List of Certified
Candidates
Edward Joseph Treacy, Inland Revenue, Assistant of Excise, 25 Sept 1867
February 1868
Joseph Tracey, Solicitor, Cork
2 May 1868 (N) Fund in Aid of Mrs.
Captain Mackey
...Joseph
E. Tracey, Greenville House...John Tracey, Friar's Walk...
9 January 1869 (N) Mayor of Cork
...members
of the corporation...J. Tracy...
8 May 1869 (N) Cork Town Council
...members...J.E.
Tracy...
16 July 1869 (FJ) City of Limerick
...action
brought by Mr David Angustine Nagle, solicitor, and one of the proprietors of
the Cork Daily Herald against Mr. Daniel Gilman, of Cork, proprietor of the
Cork Southern Reporter, for the publication of two alleged libellous
articles...Mr Nagle...was in business with Mr. Joseph Edward Tracy,
formerly law agent of the Corporation...in consequence of being employed in
promoting the Port of Cork Conservancy Bill, to which the Corporation was
opposed...Mr TE Tracy deposed that his resignation was caused owing to some
words he had with Mr. Cantillon...for the plaintiff of £50 with 6d. costs.
18 June 1870 (FJ)
Messrs
Tracy and Nagle, Solicitors, 15 North Great Georges street, Dublin and 59 South
Mall Cork
1870 The Mercantile Navy List and
Maritime Directory
J.K. Tracey, Grenville House, Cork.
March 1874 Cork Park Races
...present
in the stands...J.A. Tracy, T.C...
May 1875 Cork Park Races
...Mr.
J.E. Treacy...
1 June 1875 (FJ) Limerick
Corporation
...two tenders
for the purchasing of the Corporation Gas Works...Messrs. Tracey and Nagle,
solicitors, Cork...
July 1876 Dissolution of Partnership
[Tracy & Nagle]
The
partnership heretofore subsisting between Joseph Edward Tracy and David
Augustine Nagle, both of the City of Cork, as Solicitors and Attorneys, is this
day Dissolved by mutual consent. Dated this 8th day of July 1876. Joseph Edward
Tracy, David A. Nagle. Witness present:- Michael O'Byrne, Law Clerk, Cork.
August 1876 Royal Agricultural Show,
Cork
...corporation...J.E.
Tracy...
November 1876 Cork Municipal
Elections
...West -
outgoing councillors...John Edward Tracy (Liberal) ...for re-election...South -
candidates...John Tracy, Friar's-walk (Liberal)...
December
1876 Cork Municipal Elections...Tracy (Liberal) for South Ward elected
1876
Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
Joseph
E. Tracy, Cork. 389a/1r/0p. £322.5.0
4 October 1877 (FJ) Funeral of Sir James Power, Bart.
...Edermine, county Wexford...chief
mourners...JE Tracy, Cork...
24 April 1878 (FJ) Aggrigate Education Meeting
Joseph Edward Treacy, Cork
October 1878 Tracy & Nagle
Auction of assets...Lot 1/2/3/4
Lands at Ringacoltig/Castleview...
28 June 1879 (N) The Consecration of Thurles Cathedral
...laity were:...Mr. J E Treacy,
Cork...
26
August 1882 (N) First List of Subscriptions to the O'Connell Memorial Church at
Cahirciveen
J E Tracey, Granville House, Cork £10/0/0
June
1883
Denis Hayes, died 6th February 1883, formerly of
Grenville House, Cork and late of Elderslie Villa, West Hill, St. Leonard's-on-Sea,
Sussex...to Catherine Tracy, the natural and lawful sister, and one of the
next-of-kin of deceased...claims to solicitor or to JE Tracy, Esq., 59 South
Mall, Cork...
1884 Return of Payments to Landlords
- Cork
Joseph
E. Tracy, 2 holdings, rent £63/13/8, Arrears £75/0/5, paid £37/10/2
Jun 3, 1902 (IT) Death
Tracy - May 30, at
St.Kevin's Park, Dublin, Catherine relict of the late Joseph E. Tracy, formerly
of Grenville House, Cork, aged 30 years. R.I.P.
20 March 1811 (FJ) Sessions Court Cork
...trial of three
slaters for combination....William Russel, Jeremiah Casey and Edw. Tracey...It appeared from the
evidence of the prosecutor J. Lane, that the traversers had been employed to
??? some work at the Assembly Rooms, Georges street, that the prosecutor was
introduced to assist them, but that they objected, eith, as he alledgedbecause
he had not the trade ticket, or as they endeavoured to maintain because they
would not provide rope ladders &c. for him - On this point the issue of the
trial turned, when the Jury after previouslystating they could not agree, and
after remaining enclosed until five o'clock, they finally brought in a verdict
of Guilty - sentence postponed; the Recorder having left the Court.
1814-5 Finance Accounts
Arrears of Advertisment Duty due by Printers of Newspapers in the
Country
Tracey, Mercantile Chronicle, £52 [Cork?]
1815 Harding Tracy and Daniel O’Connell (see Harding Tracy)
17 December 1816 (FJ) Provincial Intelligence
Cork, Dec. 14. Mr. Harding Tracy,
late Printer of the Cork Mercantile Chronicle, has been liberated from
imprisonment.
26/30 January 1819 (FJ) Window Tax
Cork...To the
Mayor...inhabitants...John Tracy...
Courtney
Family of County Cork
Within the file Correspondence U130/C, there are 64 letters and copy
letters to and from Thady Flynn, agent to George Courtney, 1819-1837. The subjects referred to in the Flynn letters include
paying a coal and timber bill, cover letters for forwarding money to Mrs
Courtney or explaining why he is unable to do so, money for tutor's fees, money
to pay servants, request for a list of household utensils to use in Drimada, a
petition from Catherine Tracy for humane assistance, order for box of
soap for the laundry. There are a number of letters between Mrs Courtney and
Thady Flynn which refer to tenants having trouble with rents, urgent requests
for money by Mrs Courtney, list of implements she wants for household use. Cork
Archives Institute
1822 Mallow - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
6 December 1854 (NG) Deaths
Dec 4...At his father's house, Youghal, Richard
Watson, youngest son of the Rev. Richard T. Tracy, Wesleyan Minister.
1854 Youghal & 1857 Youghal, Sup. - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard Taylor Tracey
1855 The following members were elected:- …Rev RT
Tracey, Nelson-place, Youghal
Proceedings and Transactions of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland
Archaeological Society (1855)
1858-1865 Report of President of
Queen's College, Cork
...Rev. Mr. Tracy, Dean of the
Wesleyan Community...Report of the Wesleyan Dean of Residence, Cork, 3 Duke
Parade December 9 1862...Richard T. Tracy
1824 House of Lords
Papers
James Treacey, Sub-Constable, Roman Catholic, Barony of Courcys, Cork
11 February 1825 (FJ)
Marriage
On Sunday last, Mr. Thomas Tracy, of Ballingarry [Limerick?], to Mary, eldest
daughter of Daniel Nunan, of Kingsland, county Cork, Esq.
1826
Journeymen Tailors
Tracey John, Cook Street
4 March 1828 (FJ)
Catholic rent
...first collection of Saints Peter and Paul, Cork...1l...John Tracy...
1828 Tithe Applotment for the Parish
of Kilcorcoran, Diocese of Cloyne, Cork
David Tracy 14 acres Lisheenowen (4 of 8)
1831 Tithe
Applotment for the Parish of Marshalstown , Diocese of Cloyne, Cork
Robert Tracy 24a 1r 15p Knockagarry (5 of 27)
1829 Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland
Richard Griffith, Civil Engineer
Edward Tracy, on account of bill of
costs for proceedings on the line from Skibbeereen to Crookhaven, disallowed as
an advance on account, till a bill of particulars is sent in £5/0/0
1831 Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland
Southern District
Edward Tracy, attorney, on account
of bill of costs for proceedings on the line from Skibbeereen to Crookhaven
£5/0/0
January 8, 1830 (FJ) O'Connell Fund
List of persons who subscribed £1000
sent up from Cork...John Tracy
John Tracy, 1830, Cork & Ross Diocese will. Exec: Peter Downing,
Nile St, Cork. IWR/1830/F/248.
April 16th [1831] At Storehouse Chapel, Lieut. RW Tracey, RN to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of W. Dowand, Esq. of Cork.
The
United service magazine
May 6, 1831 (FJ) Marriages
At Plymouth, Lieutenant Tracey,
Royal Navy, to Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of W. Dowand, Esq, of Cork.
1831 Tithe Defaulter
John Treasy, Farmer, Gurtnacapul, Killeagh, Co. Cork.
John Trasey, 1831, Cloyne Diocese will. Exec: Patrick Whelan, Glanworth,
Mallow, Co. Cork. IWR/1831/F/414.
British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Dennis Tracey born Charleville, Cork
Served in Cape Mounted Regiment Discharged aged 29, 1831-1839
Dennis Tracey, b. 1810 Charleville, Cork
March 6, 1832 & October 31, 1833 (FJ) O'Connell Fund
Meeting of the citizens of
Cork...District No. 7...Denis Tracy...
William Tracy, 1832, Cork & Ross
Diocese will, Exec: Ellen Tracy, Kinsale, Co. Cork. IAR/1832/F/37.
1836
County of Cork House of Correction
William Tracy, stealing turf, 2 months from 4 Jan 1836, discharged Feb 5 1837, Magistrates written no rule of bail
The Demon Nailer. A Legend of the South.
It was on a fine day of June in some old year, of which chronology has taken no note, that a stranger was seen to proceed with a light and lengthy stride along the rough pavement of that toilsome street which leads from Black-pool to the North-gate bridge of the city of Cork...Up the long-street proceeded the mysterious-looking man, until he reached that ascent called "The height o' Mallow-lane,"...The dark journeying man did pause-but neither the hum of the city caught his ear, nor did his eye rest for a moment on the desert of multiform roofs, the clustering masts, the sky reflecting bay, its verdant shores, or beautiful islets; but it rested with attentive gaze on Tom Tracey's sign, "The Glory of the World," on which a flaming copper-coloured sun, touched off with a broad, good-humoured face and eyes, showed his round orb... Give us yer hand, now, ma bouhil, and we'll settle the difference over a half-pint at "The Glory o' the World." Ta an Dhiel urth, if my wages and Tom Tracey's whiskey won't satisfy you."...
The
Dublin Penny Journal, Vol. 4, No. 193 (Mar. 12, 1836), pp. 292-294
1837
Reports
Tracey, Lieut. R.N. Answers of Lieut Tracey R.N., coast-guard at Barry's Cove, to queries as to the state of the fisheries on that part of Cork; modes of fishing; condition of the fishermen boats and gear, Rep. i. Ev. 157-159 - Answers of Lieut. Tracey R.N., coast-guard officer at Barry's Cove, to queries as to the situation of the fishing grounds on the coast of Cork, ib. 212.
1837 Royal Commission of
inquiry into the state of the Irish Fisheries
Inside Clonakilty Bay, between Galley Head and Seven Heads, there is fishing ground at various places; and outside the bay, about three leagues, S.S. Wren from its centre, there is another ground. Haddock, Cod, Ling, Turbot, &c. are taken.- (Lieyut. Tracey, R.N. C.G.O., Barrycove)
Barry's Cove - Coastguard Lt. B.W. Tracey [Benjamin Wheatley Tracey, R.N.,? see Tracy Peerage Case]
1837-1838 Names of persons returned “Poor” by
Churchwardens
Mary Tracy and Others, Fish St.,
Cork
1837 Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC)
|
Service
No. |
Name |
Age |
Height |
Native
County |
Religion |
Marital
status |
Native
County of wife |
Recommended
by |
Trade |
Date of
Appointment |
|
2772 |
David
Tracey |
26 years |
5’8” |
Cork |
C |
Not
married |
Lord
Ennismore |
None |
27 May
1837 |
Brig Elizabeth, Cork to New York 3 Oct 1840
Michael Tracy 15
Male Ireland New York
6 Oct 1841 (CE) 3 Oct
1842 (CE)
...Widow Tracy, Aghada...
27 Sep 1843 (CE)
..Widow Tracy, 64 acres from Captain Watson. She derived under a lease
for twenty-one-years, made in 1823, at 375 an acre, P tion measure, and tho
land was of so fine a quality duced
frequently from fourteen to seventeen b ...
1841 Valuation for poor rates
Tom Tracy, Monlane, Rathcormack, Fermoy, £1.0.0 rent, £0.10.0 value
Pat Tracy, Ballinvoher, Castletownroche, Fermoy, £1.10.0 rent, £0.10.0
value
22 April 1842 (CE)
Fruits of Tory Regime
...Thomas Tracey, of Bimnacum, threatening him with 'a bloody end' it he
worked for Missy Dawson, Esq., or any one belonging to him. A body of armed men
broke into the house of James Power, of Ballygragne, and beat him severely on
account of land...
18 May 1842-20 May
1842
Letters to John Windele, antiquarian of Sunday's Well, Cork from William
Hackett, folklorist and antiquarian, Midleton, Co. Cork, in which Hackett
encloses a letter from Margaret Woods of Ardpatrick, (Co. Limerick) to her
cousin, Jeremiah Tracey. In this letter, Woods accepts Tracey's suggestion to
offer bed and board to a group of visiting antiquarians including William
Hackett. Hackett also discusses sites known as 'leaba' or cells in Cork,
namely, 'Leaba Na Bo Ban' (Bed of the White Cow) and Teampall Molagga (St.
Molaga's temple) and refers to works on Irish historical topography. Margaret
Woods, in a letter to her cousin, Jeremiah Tracey, informs Tracey of the death
of her son, William after a long illness. [RIA 12 L 11/126]
29 Jun 1842 (CE)
Mr. Tracy, Cook street, £0.10.0...
31 Aug 1842 (CE)
Kanturk to be let
Wm. Treacy has carried on an Extensive and Successful Trade in the
Woolen and Linen Drapery. It is decidedly the best situation for Business in
the Town, and Kanturk is now admitted to be one of the best Inland Towns in the
South of Ireland...
September 8, 1842 (FJ) Association for the propagation of the Faith
Diocese of Cork...Rev. S. Tracey,
from parishioners of Lower Glanmire £2.15.11...
2 Nov 1842 (CE) Dinner
to the Late Mayor, 17 Feb 1843 (CE) Banquet & 3 Nov 1843 (CE) Dinner to
Alderman F. Lyons
...Joseph Tracy, Esq...Welstead..
1842 Parish Census of
Midleton,"Cork Rd Lower". County Cork
425/
Patrick Ahern, Head, 33, Labourer, Cork Rd. Lower
Margaret Treacy, wife, 30
Norry Ahern, daughter, 4
James Ahern, son, 2
27 May 1843 (N) The
Liberator in Cork
Banquet...Doctor Treacy...Mitchelstown...[from Nenagh?]
14 July, 1843 (165/14) O’Flynn Exham Solicitors
Papers
Incumbered Estates Court. Estate of William Coppinger and others,
owners, Richard John Coppinger, petitioner. Notice on behalf of James Blackney.
Paul Treacy, 55 Lower Dominick St., solr. to Messrs R. & W. Coppinger, 34
Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, solrs.
Cork City and County
Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
9 September 1843 (N)
O'Connell Fund
Mr. Ray read a letter from R. Barnet Barry Esq, Mallow...requesting
admission as volunteers...William Tracy...
1844 Court
Wm Tracy of Mallow
15 Jan 1844 The Cork Examiner
Catholic meeting in Mallow
A large and highly respectable meeting of the Catholics of the Borough and
parish of Mallow was held in the Parish Chapel after last Mass on yesterday,
when a strong resolution and memorial to the Queen were adopted, the meeting
was presided over by Thomas Punch, Esq., P.L.G., Lavella-house. Among
those present were the Rev. Messrs. Justin and John M'Carthy, Daniel Linehan,
M.D., J.P., Charles J. Curtin, M.D., Carragoon-house; Edward O'Connor, Esq.,
Solicitor; P. Corbett, T.C.; R. Stack, T.C.; J. Gallaher, T.C.; M. Ahern, T.C.;
R. Barnet Barry, T.C., P.L.G.; J. O'Connor, T.C., P.L.G.; Messrs. Moriarty; J.
Fitzgerald; W. Quain; J. Lombard; M. Graham; P. Scully; John Butler; W. Treacy;
J. Coleman, &c., &c.
5 February 1844 The Cork Examiner
O'Connell
Tribute
W. Tracey £1/0/0
June 21, 1844 (FJ) Repeal Association
...Mallow...W. Treacy...
1843
Midleton Union Farming Society
Tracy, widow, Aghada
1843
O’Conell Tribute
John Tracy, Kanturk
1843 Easter
Ballyclough, Lower Crossfield
Tracy, James, labr. (Gone in 1844)
5 Apr 1844 (CE) Insolvent Court
Wm. Tracy, of Mallow, discharged.
Mar. 1845 (169/13) O’Flynn Exham Solicitors Papers
John Treacy to Daniel Treacy. Assignment
of judgement for £200. Contained within are papers on Butler v Henry Cornelius,
John Treacy v Henry Cornelius
Cork City and County Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
1845
O’Conell Tribute
Treacy, Custom House Ward, Cork City
2 March 1846 (CE) Awful Effects of Intemperence
John Tracy, a journeyman Type
Founder, in a fit of drunkenness, murdered one of his companions, by stabbing
him with a largo knife.
March 9, 1846 (FJ) Mallow and Fermoy Railway
...Engineer, Mr. W.A. Treacy. (see Treacys
of Ballymena Antrim)
1846 Mallow and Fermoy Railway
W.A. Tracey, Esq., Engineer
Glynn, Henry (1847) A reference book to the Incorporated Railway
Companies of Ireland. John Weale,
London.
1846-1847 Index to correspondence on
measures for relief of distress in Ireland
Cork: W.A. Treacey C.E. Engineer in
charge
Mr. William A. Treacy, County Cork. Baronies of
West Division of East Carbury, Kiltartan, Courceys, Division of East Carbury,
Kinalmeaky, Ibane and Barryroe - No complaints made by labourers in these
baronies.
August 7, 1852 (FJ) Marriages
August 3, at Rathclarin, William A
Treacy, Esq, Surveyor of the West Riding of Cork, to Agnes Johnston, second
daughter of JJ Thomson Esq, Manager of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, Bandon.
2 October 1858 (N) The Tenant Right
Question - Great Meeting at Millstreet
...Court of
Incumbered Estates...The farmer to whom I refer is Mr Michael Sisk, whose
family have held the farm in question for a period of 170 years under the
Marquis of Thomand...77 acres...outbid by County Surveyor, Mr. Treacy,
using a Mr. Johnson...Mr. Maguire held up the notice, which was served upon
Michael Sisk, of Ballykenefick, in the Barony of Imokilly, and signed 'W R
Treacy, Mount Desert Cork'...Mr Treacy offered Mr. Sisk a sum of £150, if he
gave up possession at once, which offer Mr. Sisk very properly rejected...
Dec 31, 1859 Freemasons and Masonic Mirror
Laying the foundation stone of St. Patricks
Bridge
…W.A. Tracy, county surveyor East Riding;…
1862 Cork County Directory
County Surveyors, East Riding: W.A. Treacy, esq.,
Cork
17
November 1866
Lease of
lands in Ballykennefick Co. Cork by William Agustus Treacy of Westport
Co. Mayo to John Busteed of Crosshaven Co. Cork. (Belfast Public Record Off
T662 (302)
21 Sep 1846 (CE) Public Meeting in Kanturk
...J Tracy...
1846-1851 New York arrivals
John Tracey, age 56, Mechanic, Ireland to
USA, Cork: Adirondack 04/11/1846
Mary-Ann Tracey, Wife, age 55, Ireland to
USA, Cork: Adirondack 04/11/1846
Mary-Ann Tracey, age 26, Ireland to USA,
Cork: Adirondack 04/11/1846
Roger Tracy, age 29, Labourer, Great
Britain to USA, Cork: Ambassadress 04/10/1848
Michl. Tracey, age 25, Labourer, Ireland
to USA, Cork: Christianna 08/01/1848
Thomas Tracey, age 20, Labourer, Great
Britain to USA, Cork & Liverpool: Berkenhead 07/23/1849
John Tracey, age 23, Labourer, Ireland to
New Haven, Liverpool: Princeton 08/14/1850
Bridget Tracey, age 28, Servant, Cork
Ireland to New York, Liverpool: Princeton 08/14/1850
Dora Tracy, age 30, Immigrant, Ireland to
New York, Cork: Mississippi 04/14/1851
Mary Tracy, age 20, Farmer, Ireland to
USA, Cork & Liverpool: Jessica 11/13/1851
Bernard Tracy, age 17, Labourer, Ireland
to USA, Cork & Glasgow: New Hamshire 11/21/1851
15 September
1847 The Cork Examiner
Additional subscriptions for the Angelus Bells of St. Mary's
Church
John Treacy, Grand Parade £1/0/0
1848
Inequalities of Ministers Money - Cork
Occupiers No.1
Michael Collins, spirit merchant, Parade (Trinity), £41 valuation,
£0/4/8 charged for Ministers money
Occupiers No.2
D. Treacy, next-door to Mr. Collins, £85 valuation, £2/2/0 charged for
Ministers money, mised for £3
1848-9
William Smith O'Brien Petition
Denis Tracy, City of Cork
William Treacey, City of Cork
1848 Cork Examiner
Messrs. William Treacy & Co., of Great George's Street, Cork, to
promote Irish Manufacture, as we are all at present employed by him at his
Factory on Lavitt's Quay, at the following Trades, viz.--Beaver and Silk Hats,
Clogs and Springs, and Corker's Paste Liquid Japan and Indian Rubber Blacking,
Clothing Manufactured in all its branches.
August 4, 1852 (FJ) The Patent Board of Irish Manufacturers and
Industry
Cork...Mr. Treacy, Patrick street,
Clothier 5s...
1852 Wm. Treacy and Co.—articles of clothing; satin and
cloth vests, very highly embroidered by young females of this city, &c.
The industrial movement in
Ireland, as illustrated by the National Exhibition
1848 Citizens Club
Mansion House Ward – Henry Treacy
13 April 1849 Ship Mississippi
Cork, Ireland to
Baltimore, Maryland
151 Mary Treacy, 20
18 June, 1850 (43/5) O’Flynn Exham Solicitors
Papers
K. Treacy to R. & W. Coppinger re. sale of Loughlin’s estate
Cork City and County
Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
31 Dec 1850
Inspector of Government Prisons
Luke Treacy, Turnkey third class, Spike Island
1850
Passenger list
Charles from Youghal to Boston
Honora Tracy, 22
4-21-1851 Passenger list
Lydia from Liverpool-NY
Thomas Tracy 38
31 May, 1851, 31 Mar.
1869 (59/92)
O’Flynn Exham Solicitors Papers
Extract from Major Home’s Letting Book. A letting was made to Edmund Tracey (Treacy) of Ballyhooly of
a house in that village, formerly occupied by M. Daly, from 25/3/1851 at annual
rent of thirty shillings, the term being the lives of himself, his brother,
David & John Furlong. Extract from Lady Listowel’s letter of 31/3/1869
concerning purchase of life interest in same. E. Treacy is about 70 years of
age
Cork City and County
Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
June 30, 1851 (FJ)
...Kanturk...Mr. Treacy, a
shopkeeper, in that town...
1851
English Census
Catherine Tracey, born 1824 in
Cork, Ireland. Residence: Southwark St John Horsleydown, Surrey.
Richard Tracey, born 1837 in
Cork, Ireland. Residence: Greenwich, Kent. (see Richard
Edward Tracey)
Stoffwer/Stopford Tracey, born 1839 in
Cork, Ireland. Residence: Greenwich, Kent. (see Richard
Edward Tracey)
Griffiths
Valuation Cork 1851-1853
Alphabetical
|
By area
|
|
Benjamin
Tracy, Kerry Hall Avenue & Terrace, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Bernard Tracy, Cook Street , Holy Trinity, Cork
David
Tracy, Knockough, Kilbolane, Cork Denis
Tracy, Charleville Baker's Lane, Rathgoggan, Cork Edmund
Tracy, Village of Ballyhooly (Main St), Ballyhooly, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Charleville Love Lane, Rathgoggan, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Knoppoge, Kilcorcoran, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Lisheenowen, Kilcorcoran, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Honora
Tracy, Milford Village, Kilbolane, Cork J. E.
Tracy, South Mall, Holy Trinity, Cork James
Tracey, Ballymonteen, Ballynoe, Cork James
Tracey, Mitchelstown; Lower Cork-St,(Brigown), Brigown, Cork James
Tracy, Charleville Newtown Max., Rathgoggan, Cork James
Tracy, Ruanes, Ballyclogh, Cork Jeremiah
Tracey, Quitrentmountain, Farahy, Cork Jeremiah
Tracy, Bleasdy's Street, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Jeremiah
Tracy, Quitrentmountain, Farahy, Cork John
Patrick Tracy, Monavarnoge, Ardagh, Cork John
Patrick Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork John
Tracey, Bilberry, Inchinabacky, Cork John
Tracey, Knockagarry, Marshalstown, Cork John
Tracy, Bilberry, Inchinabacky, Cork John
Tracy, Clarence Street, St. Annes Shandon, Cork John
Tracy, Hodder's Lane, St. Annes Shandon, Cork John
Tracy, Kanturk; Greenane St. Lower, Kilroe, Cork John
Tracy, Kinteera, Kilbolane, Cork John
Tracy, Knockgorm, Killeagh, Cork Margaret
Tracy, Cloonkilla, Kilgullane, Cork Mary
Tracey, Youghal Lands. Tallow Street, Youghal, Cork Maurice
John Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Maurice
Treacy, Grattan Street, Youghal, Cork Michael
Tracy, Bachelors Walk, Youghal, Cork Michael
Tracy, Queenstown: Middleton-Street,(Kilgarvan), Templerobin, Cork Michael
Treacy, Strand Street Mall, Youghal, Cork Michael
Treacy, Youghal Lands Town of Youghal Nile St., Youghal, Cork Mrs. ???
Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Nicholas
Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Patrick
Tracy, Great Britain Street, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Patrick
Tracy, Watercourse Road, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Thomas
John Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Thomas
Michael Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Thomas
Treasy, Ballyre, Dangandonovan, Cork William
A. Tracey Esq., Kilbrogan St, Bandon, Kilbrogan, Cork William
Tracy, Douglas Street, St. Nicholas, Cork William
Treacy, Patrick Street , Holy Trinity, Cork |
- Cork City & Harbour
Bernard
Tracy, Cook Street, Holy Trinity, Cork J. E.
Tracy, South Mall, Holy Trinity, Cork William
Treacy, Patrick Street, Holy Trinity, Cork Benjamin
Tracy, Kerry Hall Avenue & Terrace, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Jeremiah
Tracy, Bleasdy's Street, St. Annes Shandon, Cork John
Tracy, Clarence Street, St. Annes Shandon, Cork John
Tracy, Hodder's Lane, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Patrick
Tracy, Great Britain Street, St. Annes Shandon, Cork Patrick
Tracy, Watercourse Road, St. Annes Shandon, Cork William
Tracy, Douglas Street, St. Nicholas, Cork Michael
Tracy, Queenstown: Middleton-Street, (Kilgarvan), Templerobin, Cork - East Cork
Ellen
Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork John
Patrick Tracy, Monavarnoge, Ardagh, Cork John
Patrick Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Maurice
John Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Mrs. ???
Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Nicholas
Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Thomas
John Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork Thomas
Michael Tracy, Monavaroge, Ardagh, Cork James
Tracey, Ballymonteen, Ballynoe, Cork Thomas
Treasy, Ballyre, Dangandonovan, Cork John
Tracey, Bilberry, Inchinabacky, Cork John
Tracy, Bilberry, Inchinabacky, Cork John
Tracy, Knockgorm, Killeagh, Cork Mary
Tracey, Youghal Lands. Tallow Street., Youghal, Cork Michael
Tracy, Bachelors Walk, Youghal, Cork Maurice
Treacy, Grattan Street, Youghal, Cork Michael
Treacy, Strand Street Mall, Youghal, Cork Michael
Treacy, Youghal Lands Town of Youghal Nile St., Youghal, Cork - North Cork
James
Tracy, Ruanes, Ballyclogh, Cork Edmund
Tracy, Village of Ballyhooly (Main St), Ballyhooly, Cork James
Tracey, Mitchelstown; Lower Cork-St,(Brigown), Brigown, Cork Jeremiah
Tracey, Quitrentmountain, Farahy, Cork Jeremiah
Tracy, Quitrentmountain, Farahy, Cork David
Tracy, Knockough, Kilbolane, Cork Honora
Tracy, Milford Village, Kilbolane, Cork John
Tracy, Kinteera, Kilbolane, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Knoppoge, Kilcorcoran, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Lisheenowen, Kilcorcoran, Cork Margaret
Tracy, Cloonkilla, Kilgullane, Cork John
Tracy, Kanturk; Greenane St. Lower, Kilroe, Cork John
Tracey, Knockagarry, Marshalstown, Cork Denis
Tracy, Charleville Baker's Lane, Rathgoggan, Cork Ellen
Tracy, Charleville Love Lane, Rathgoggan, Cork James
Tracy, Charleville Newtown Max., Rathgoggan, Cork - West Cork
William
A. Tracey Esq., Kilbrogan St, Bandon, Kilbrogan, Cork |
James Tracey, Cork – matriculated 30/8/1852 (Students of
Maynooth)
Royal
College of Maynooth
James Tracy, 17 years, Logic, entered 30 Aug 1852
James Treacy, 1858 Divinity, to Cork.
June 7 & 10, 1853 (FJ) Great Catholic Meeting
...Andrew Tracy, TC, do
[Limerick]...Denis Tracy, do [Cork]...
July 28, 1853 (FJ) Cork
...willful murder of James Treacey
in the month of March last...
Graduates and
Matriculated Under-Graduates, Queens Universities Ireland
William Trecy, 1854, Cork
The Queen's
[afterw.] Royal university of Ireland calendar, 1859
5 July 1856 (N) Rolls
Court - The Earl of Kingston v. Thomas Joseph Byrne and others
...Mitchelstown...solicitors (Messrs Morrow and Tracey)...
6 October 1856 The
Cork Examiner
Thomas Montgomery,
a clerk at Messrs. Hill and Tracy, emigration agents,....
At Santa-Croa,
Aug. 7, 1857, Peter Tracy, aged 45 years, a native of Cork, Ireland....
Vital records from the Daily
Evening Bulletin, San Francisco, California (Volume 1857)
1857
Tracy, James, Cork City. Accountant. (Prerogative Will)
18 December 1858 (N) Greenwich Hospital
...Mr. Tracy, Cork, £1...
11th February 1858
To be sold by Auction at the Sale
Rooms of Mr. Roger B. EVANS, South Mall, Cork Thursday, 11th February, 1858 at
the hour of twelve o'Clock noon, The houses, Tan-yards and Premises situate partly
in that part of Mallow-lane, now called Clarence-street, partly in
Hillgrove-lane, partly in Allnutt's-lane and partly on the watercourse, in the
Parish of Saint Anne Shandon. and City of Cork Held for the residue of term of
999 years from 29th September 1751
…Lease dated 12th April 1845 from Henry Maybury to Mary Byrne widow of the
undivided two-thirds of a dwelling-house with the yards to rere thereof bounded
on the North by house and premises then occupied by William Flanagan; on the
South by premises lately held by Mrs. Riordan; on the East by the alley to
the convent, also four houses in
Hillgrove-street occupied by William Mahony; Mrs. Coakleyh; Daniel Connor and
Charles McCarthy, bounded on the North by Mrs. Tracey’s Tan-yard; on the
south by Hillgrove-street; on the West by Michael Dunne’s Tan-yard and on the
East by John Cole’s premises and Austin Harley’s tan yard, for the term of 259
years from 1st May, 1844 as £8 4s. 1d…
1858-59 (157/3 Folder) O’Flynn
Exham Solicitors Papers
Business receipts...Treacy & co. drapers,
56 & 57 Patrick St...
Cork City and County Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
October 17, 1859 (FJ) Catholic Intelligence
...Rev J. Treacy from Murragh to
Dunmanway...
28 February 1863 (FJ) Death of the
Rev James Tracy, C.C. Dunmanway
It is with great
regret that we announce the death of this estimable young clergyman, which took
place on Tuesday, after a brief missionary career of four years...- Cork
Examiner
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Cornelius Tracey, b. 1846 Mallow, Cork
David Tracey, b. 1831, Michelstown, Cork
Edward Tracey, b. 1837 Cork, Cork
Edwin Tracey, b. 1883 Cork, Cork
George Treacy, b. 1831
Castlelyons, Cork
James Tracey, b.
1893 Cork, Cork
John Tracey, b. 1835 Mallon, Cork
John Treacy, b. 1872
Cork, Cork
William Tracey, b. 1837, Charleville, Cork
William Tracey, b. 1839 Kildorery, Cork
William Tracey, b. 1853, Cork, Cork
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
John Tracey, b. 1874, Cork, Cork
1860 US Census
Edward A Tracy, 28 years, b. Co. Cork Ireland, Millstone Township Monmouth, New Jersey
Francis S Tracey, 37 years, b. Cork Ireland,
Monroe Township, Middlesex_code, New Jersey
Julia Tracy, 31 years, b. Cork Ireland, The Second Ward, Oswego, New York
Thomas Tracy, 34 years, b. Cork Ireland, 1st District Montgomery, Alabama
1860 Census District 1 Montgomery City House 470 Family 458. Three men living together Thomas Tracey, age 34 born Cork Occupation salesman. Michael Comey, age 59 born Wexford. RA Colclough, attorney owned real estate worth $1000 and personal property worth $3,000 born wexford.
1861 British Census
David Tracey, spouse: Ann, b. abt 1832 Cork Ireland, Lancashire England
= Ann Tracey, spouse: David, b. abt 1840 Yorkshire England, Lancashire England
Elizabeth Tracey, b. abt 1807 Cork Ireland, Surrey England
Mary Trasey, b. abt 1841 Cork Ireland, Warwickshire England
Richard E Tracey, b. abt 1838 Cork Ireland, Cornwall England
7 June 1862 (FJ) Insolvent Debtors
At Cork, June 25...John Treacy, late of
Keentend[?], county of Cork, farmer and labourer.
6 Jan. 1864 (43/85) O’Flynn
Exham Solicitors Papers
Henry Roche, Dublin to Coppinger. He has not
been paid his September rents by Treacy
Cork City and County Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
23 April 1864 (N) California Deaths
Callaghan
- Feb. 24, in San Francisco, Mrs. Ellen Tracy Callaghan, a native of the county
Cork, aged 30 years.
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Edmund, Cork, Cork. 10 147
Tracey, James, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 402
Tracey, John, Youghal,
Waterford/Cork East. 9 1026
Tracy, John, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 20 357
Tracy, Thomas, Cork, Cork. 5 154
Treacy, James, Cork, Cork. 15 150
Treacy, Johanna, Cork, Cork. 10 227
Treacy, Mary Anne, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 420
Treacy, Thomas, Youghal,
Waterford/Cork East. 14 945
1865 - Births
Tracey, Bridget, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 431
Tracey, Catherine, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork
East. 20 335
Tracey, James, Cork, Cork. 3 229
Tracey, (female), Cork, Cork. 3 167
Tracy, Mary, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 438
Treacy, David, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 5 436
Treacy, Ellen, Cork, Cork. 20 196
Treacy, Mary, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 15 345
Treacy, Michael, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 444
Treacy, Timothy, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 426
Treacy, William, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 444
Treagy, John, Cork, Cork. 20 116
1866 - Births
Tracey, Margaret Mary, Cork, Cork.
10 148
Tracey, Mary Ellen, Mallow, Cork
East. 10 546
Tracy, Edmond, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 20 356
Tracy, Ellen, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 20 355
Tracy, Jeremiah, Cork, Cork. 5 159
Tracy, Johanna, Lismore,
Cork/Waterford. 9 799
Tracy, John, Cork, Cork. 5 140
Tracy, Mary, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 395
Treacy, Bridget, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 408
Treacy, Catherine, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 5 430
Treacy, Catherine, Cork, Cork. 20
192
Treacy, Johanna, Mitchelstown,
Cork/Limerick 4 937
Treacy, John, Middleton, Cork 14 782
Treacy, Michael, Cork, Cork. 20 192
Treacy, (female), Cork, Cork. 5 196
1867 - Births
Tracey, Dorinda, Cork, Cork. 15 129
Tracey, James, Youghal,
Waterford/Cork East. 9 1021
Tracey, Jane, Cork, Cork. 15 127
Tracy, John, Youghal, Waterford/Cork
East. 19 947
Treacy, Catherine, Cork, Cork. 10
235
Treacy, David, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 20 315
Treacy, Michael, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 440
Treacy, Patrick, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 5 419
Treacy, (female), Cork, Cork. 5 179
1868 - Births
Tracey, Jeremiah Joseph, Cork, Cork.
20 135
Tracey, Patrick, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 15 354
Tracy, William, Cork, Cork. 20 175
Treacey, John, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 5 423
Treacy, Catherine, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 465
Treacy, Edmond, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 15 358
Treacy, Patrick, Youghal,
Waterford/Cork East. 9 1029
Treacy, Patrick, Cork, Cork. 15 180
1869 - Births
Tracey, Anne, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork
East. 5 404
Tracey, John Patrick, Cork, Cork. 20
142
Tracey, Mary, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 15 348
Tracy, David, Youghal,
Waterford/Cork East. 9 1072
Tracy, Mary, Lismore,
Cork/Waterford. 14 784
Treacy, Celia Jane, Cork, Cork. 15
169
Treacy, David, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 5 430
Treacy, Johanna, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 20 354
Treacy, Mary, Kilmallock,
Limerick/Cork East. 10 443
Treacy, Michael, Middleton, Cork 14
799
30 November 1865 (FJ) Chancery
...premises
situated at Crosses Green, in the County of Cork, known as "The Crosses
Green Mills"...In the year 1858, Messrs. Smith, Hayes, Tracy and James
Evans were the parties beneficially interested in the lease [differences lead
to arbitration]...
22 February 1866 (FJ) The Fenian Movement
Arrests in the
South...Cork...Charleville...Liscarrol...Fremont...The police, in the first
instance, had set out in search of a man named Tracey, sometime a sergeant in
the American service, who had lately come from America to this country. He had
decamped, having no doubt, got wind of the intended arrest.
November 24, 1866 (FJ) The Seizure of Arms in Cork
...proceeding to the establishment
of Mr. John Daly, Grand Parade, and there arrested a young man named James
Treacey, who was an assistant in the establishment. The prisoner is about 25
years of age, of tall and athletic appearance, with black moustache and slight
whiskers. He came from the county Limerick.
24 November 1866 (N) Fenian Rifles in Cork
...two cases [containing 80 rifles,
bayonets and bullet moulds] brought by the Liverpool steamer...A young man
named Tracy, in the employment of John Daly and Co. of this city, was arrested
here to-day. The two cases of rifles seized...were consigned to the address of
the above named firm - Cork Examiner
November 1866 Cork Examiner
A man named Tracy, in the employment
of John Daly and Co., of this city, was arrested here to-day. The two cases [of
80 rifles] seized by the police this morning were consigned to the address of
the above-named firm.
1 December 1866 (N) Arrests and
Seizures
Cork...James Treacy, the young man who was arrested on Thursday, after
the seizure of arms, was brought up at the police-office on Saturday morning,
and admitted to bail, finding two of £25 each, and giving his personal security
in the sum of £50, after which he was discharged. - Cork Examiner
21 January 1867, Evening Post, Volume
II, Issue 293, Page 2
Fenianism
in Ireland
…A person named Tracey, in the employment of Daly and Co., of Cork, has been arrested…[re-arrested?]
February 1867 Election in Cork
...present...Joseph E
Tracy...William Tracy...
February 1867 Fenian Movement in Kerry
...Mr. Matthew Tracy, the reporter
of the Cork Herald, tried to telegraph that there was disaffection among the troops.
The RM stopped the telegraph and arrested Tracy...
Question.HC Deb 01 March 1867 vol 185 cc1233-4
LORD NAAS Sir, on the 20th of
February a telegram was taken to the telegraph clerk at Killarney to this
effect— Rumoured disaffection of troops. Officers heard men singing songs with
civilians. Removed by police. Military sent to quarters. Fourteen soldiers
missing this morning. A wire cut last night at Cluanmullane. I need hardly
assure the House that with the exception of the last—the cutting of the telegraph
wire—the whole was entirely false. On this message being taken to the
magistrates by the person charged with the conduct of the telegraph at
Killarney, the magistrates thought it their duty to order the arrest of the
person who was proved to have sent the telegram. It turned out that the
gentleman's name was Tracey, and that he was a reporter of the Cork Herald. The
magistrates considered that this person, in sending this message, had been
guilty of a very serious offence against the law of the land; and they
committed him to take his trial at the ensuing assizes. Bail, however, was
offered on his part and accepted. As the trial is pending, and as this
gentleman has given notice of his intention to take action at law against the
magistrates for false imprisonment, I am sure the House will feel that I should
exceed my duty if I expressed any opinion on the transaction.
March 09, 1867 Nation
Mr. Tracy of the Cork Herald, is in a
position to mediate with advantage upon what Louis Veuillot has written in 'Le
Parfum de Rome' about the electric telegraph. "On both sides of the
railway (he says) are ...
7 February 1868 (FJ) Matthew Tracy V. David J. Cruice RM
The action is brought by Mr. Matthew
Tracy, a reported on the Cork Daily Herald against the RM of Killarney for
false imprisonment. Damages were laid at £1000...[RM] inquired from him if he
were related to a man named James Tracy
who had been arrested some time before. He said not...
10 February 1868 (FJ)
...verdict for the plaintiff for
£150...correspondant of the Cork Herald in Kerry...
Letters
and Leaders of my Day T. M. Healy, K. C.
Father Tracy's brother, Mat, a reporter on the Cork Examiner,
was a "character." He was dispatched during the Fenian Rising of 1867
in Kerry by its owner, J. F. Maguire (M.P for Dungarvan), to report events.
Mat, equipped with a musket plus a lead-pencil, set forth and was
speedily arrested. Telegraphic communication between England and Ireland was
then in its infancy, and the Government had no details of Mat's activities.
Maguire, in his reporter's bona fides, demanded in the House of Commons
satisfaction for his arrest from Lord Naas, the Chief Secretary of the day.
That nobleman (afterwards Lord Mayo, the murdered Indian Viceroy) effused in
apology, and agreed that the arrest was an infringement of the "liberty of
the Press." Maguire urged that compensation should be paid. Lord Naas
concurred. Whether £100 or £500 was given, it was too much for Mat. Friends
gathered round him night after night, to enjoy his compensation and
hospitality. At the end of his jovial evenings he would raise his glass in
pathetic self-pity, crying, "Ah, boys! The British Government has been the
ruin of me!"
7 November 1876 (FJ) Death
Tracy - February 3, at the residence
of his brother-in-law, Mr. Barry, South Main-street, Cork, Mr. Matthew Tracy
for many years connected with the Cork Examiner.
March 1868 Protestant Defence Association, Cork
...present...Charles Tracy...
25 March 1868 SS Colorado
Liverpool, England
via Queenstown, Ireland to New York
Maria Treasy, 22, F, Spin, Ireland, U.S.A., Steerage
April 04, 1868 Nation
Preliminary Notice - We beg to
announce that we have been declared the Purchaser by Tender (for cash) of the
Stock of Mr. Tracy, Wholesale Draper, Cork, at a Discount of...
4 April 1868 (N) Preliminary Notice
...declared
the purchaser by Tender (for Cash) of the stock of Mr. Tracy, wholesale draper,
Cork...
23 April 1868 (FJ) [Cork]
...John
Tracy, Friar's Walk 10s...
2 May 1868 (N) Fund in Aid of Mrs.
Captain Mackey
...Joseph
E. Tracey, Greenville House...John Tracey, Friar's Walk...
November 1876 Cork Municipal
Elections
...West -
outgoing councillors...John Edward Tracy (Liberal) ...for re-election...South -
candidates...John Tracy, Friar's-walk (Liberal)...
December
1876 Cork Municipal Elections...Tracy (Liberal) for South Ward elected
15 May 1880 (N) Departure of Mr.
Davitt for America
Cork
Herald...platform...J. Tracy, T.C...
25 May 1877 (FJ) Jubilee of Pope
...John Tracey, TC, do [Cork]...
August 1877/1878 Cork Corporation
Law and Finance Committee...Mr. J.
Treacy...
Commission on Municipal Boundaries
Cork
Jan 7 1879 - Evidence of John Tracey, member of the Corporation, South Ward,
Cork
September 1879 Boys Junior Grade - Intermediate Examinations
James Joseph Tracy, 18 Friar's Walk,
Cork
1879 General U.S. Grant
It may be interesting to notice the
contrast between the generous welcome extended to General Grant by the people
of Dublin, and the uncalled-for and spiteful slight aimed at him by a clique of
the Cork City Council, as showing to
what lengths sectional and religious agitation are sometimes carried. The
United States Consul at Cork addressed a letter to the Council, announcing that
Grant would probably arrive in Cork within a few days. Mr. Tracy, a nationalist, proposed at the Council meeting that the
letter should simply be marked "read," and that no action should be
taken...
Mr. Barry, an extreme nationalist,
said the ex-President had insulted the Irish people in America. He got up the
"No Popery" cry there.
Mr. Tracy
said it would be unbecoming for the Catholic constituency of Cork to welcome
such a man. It would be ungenerous to refuse him hospitality if he deserved it,
but he saw nothing in General Grant's career that called for sympathy from the
Irish nation. He never thought of the Irish race as he thought of others, and
he went out of his way to insult their religion.
L. T. (Loomis T.) Palmer. The life of General U.S.
Grant, his early life, military achievements, and history of his civil
administration, his sickness and death, together with his tour around the world
...
June 1, 1880 The Irish Builder
The Town Council of Cork met on Tuesday...Mr. Treacy said it appeared to him
that the committee had entered into this matter with great haste, and they
never considered what was the expenditure in connection with the engineering of
the city for the past two years. Were they to continue in the same groove? If
they were, he would prophesy that the engineering expenditure for the next year
would be £3,000, and how were the citizens to hear such a heavy burden for one
of the departments of the Corporation? He was very much afraid that Mr. O'Keefe
had been led away by the advice of his friends. Mr. O'Keeffe, if he had taken
up and completed the Anglesea Bridge as he promised when seeking his present
appointment, would have saved £1,200 or £1,500 to the citizens…
October 1880 Cork Land League
...present...J. Tracey, T.C...
9 April 1881 (N) Cork
...deputation...Messrs. J. Tracey, T.C...
November
1884 Municipal Elections
Cork, South Ward...J. Tracey (L) 85...
1868 The Irish Law
Times and Solicitors' Journal Page 326
... on £2458 a Treacy,
Denis, of Great George's- street, Cork, woollen draper, Dividend of 4s. ld.
in the Daring Lark'm ...
14 April 1869 (FJ)
Wanted a
competent Man to make Sales and conduct our Mantle Department; also a
first-class Saleswoman to assist him; references required from first-class
houses. Address W Treacy and Co, Cork.
1871 British Census
Henry Tracey, spouse Elizabeth, b. abt 1837 Cork Ireland, Lancashire England
= Elizabeth Tracey, spouse Henry, b. abt 1843 Scotland, Lancashire
England
John Tracy, spouse Elizabeth, b. abt 1843 Ireland, Lancashire England
= Elizabeth Tracy, spouse John, b. abt 1843 Cork Ireland, Lancashire
England
Elizabeth Tracey, b. abt 1855 Cork Ireland, London England
George Tracy, b. abt 1831 Cork Ireland, London England
Margaret Tracy, b. abt 1825 Cork Ireland, Surrey England
Richard E Tracey, b. abt 1838 Cork Ireland, Royal Navy England
April 22, 1872 SS Wyoming
Liverpool and
Queenstown to New York
Mary Treacy, 18, F, Spin, Ireland, United States, Steerage
1872 – 1915 Ireland's Royal Garrison Artillery
John Tracey, St. Annes, Cork, Co. Cork. WO96/1322
1873-5 (107/19) O’Flynn Exham
Solicitors Papers
c.1874-5 (107/19)
Jackson v
Treacy. Index, undated
2 Apr. 1873 (128/7/2)
Letter from
John Naish, 5 Fitzgibbon St. Dublin to an unknown re. Jackson v Treacy. It
contains advice for Jackson
3 May, 1873 (117/32)
Jackson,
Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota [Lisheenowen, Kanturk]. Evidence of Sampson Towgood
Wynne French, Receiver, undated. He was discharged by Chancery on
16 May, 1873 (128/7/4)
Jackson,
Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota. Copy defence
12 June, 1873 (128/7/10)
Queen’s
Bench. Jackson v Treacy. Affidavit of sevice of notice. Affidavit of David
Wilkie, 54 Marlboro St. Dublin, law clerk sworn in Office of Hugh Lane, High
Court,17/7/1873. Signature.
5 July, 1873 (128/7/9)
Jackson,
Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota. Notice of Trial for Assizes
19 July, 1873 (128/7/14)
Queen’s
Bench. Jackson, Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota et al. Costs of defending Ejectment
on Title from attorneys on behalf of the Defendant, Norry Brien, Coolavota to
be taxed in pursuance of Rule or order of 19 July, 1873 as between attorney and
client, £15-15-3. Norry Brien’s attorney is Henry Harte Barry, Kanturk and she
consents that judgement be given
July 1873 (128/7/15)
Jackson,
Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota et al. Draft warrant of attorney. Norry Brien’s
authorisation to Henry Harte Barry
July 1873 (128/7/17)
Queen’s
Bench. Jackson, Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota et al. Copy consent for judgement
of Norry Brien, her mark attached
2 Aug. 1873 (128/7/19)
Queen’s
Bench. Jackson v Treacy and others. Writ of Habere Facias Possesionem for the
lands of Coolavota issued in the name of Her Majesty and directed to the
Sheriff of Co. Cork. W.R. Coppinger, solicitor for the Plaintiff
24 Oct. 1873 (94/26)
William
Oliver Jackson, plaintiff v Michael Treacy & others, defendants.
Queen’s Bench. Her Majesty’s Writ of Habere Facias Possessionem directed to the
sheriff, Co. Cork. Notice from W.R. Coppinger & son, 58 South Mall, Cork,
attorney for the plaintiff, that writ for the re-possession of the lands of
Drumanurgh otherwise called Lisheenowen, Knapogue and Knockfadda, being three
subdemoniations of the lands of Coolavota, will be executed within 48 hours. To
Mr.Timothy Linehan, Relieving Officer of the Electoral Division of the Union of
Bawn Cross, Ballinaguilla, Freemount, Charleville
10 Nov. 1873 (105/8)
Maurice Tracey, Coolavota, tenant v
William Oiver Jackson, Ahanisk near Midleton. Copy notice of claim under 1870
Act
7 Dec. 1873 (120/9)
Land Act,
1870. Landlord’s notice of dispute of the whole claim. Maurice Treacy,
Coolavota, Barony of Duhallow, claimant v William O. Jackson, Ahanisk,
Midleton, respondent. ‘Served Daniel Charles Bastable, Kanturk, solicitor, for
the claimant,1/12/1873’. W.R. Coppinger, solicitor for the respondent
19 Dec. 1873 (135/34)
Queen’s
Bench. First judgement. Jackson v Treacy, Coolavota et al. From Dublin
1873 (107/16)
Queen’s
Bench. W.O. Jackson v Maurice Treacy, David Graddy, Cornelius Graddy, Michael
O’Brien. Copy affidavit of Michael Healy, John Hayes, Denis Nunan, & Eugene
Finn. W.R. Coppinger, solr. For many years, a number of farmers were tenants
unto Dr. Eugene Finn. When his lease expired, a Receiver, French was appointed
over the lands by the Court of Chancery. They dispute the cliam of the Jacksons
to be their landlords and describe what happened, undated
7 Jan. 1874 (150/25)
Queen’s
Bench. Second judgement. Jackson, Ahanesk, Midleton, landlord v Treacy,
Coolavota, Duhallow, tenant and others. Dublin on
14 Jan. 1874 (107/11)
Queen’s
Bench. Jackson, Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota & ors. Renewal of Her Majesty’s
writ of Habere Facias Possesionem. Part of the lands of Drumeenageerigh
otherwise called Lisheenowen, Knopogue and Knockfadda, sub-denominations of the
lands of Coolavota. Draft affidavit of service
Jan. 1874 (146/7 Bundle)
Jackson,
Ahanesk, Midleton v Treacy, Coolavota, Duhallow et al
2 Feb. 1874 (107/18)
Jackson v
Treacy et al. Draft writ of summons and plaint in ejectment. W.R. Coppinger,
solr. Victoria to the said Maurice.
2 Feb. 1874 (129/1)
Common
Pleas. County Cork Spring Assizes 1874. Before a special jury. Jackson, Ahanisk
near Midleton v Treacy, Coolavota, Barony of Duhallow and others. Brief on
behalf of the Plaintiff on Trial pursuant to annexed notice. For Henry O’Hea,
fee and consulation £6-6-0, ‘with you’ / James Murphy, William M. Johnson,
Gerald Fitzgibbon. W.R. Coppinger, solr.
2 Feb. 1874 (129/2)
Common
Pleas. County Cork Spring Assizes 1874. Before a special jury. Jackson, Ahanisk
v Treacy, Coolavota. Brief on behalf of the Plaintiff on trial pursuant to
annexed notice. For Gerald Fitzgibbon, fee £9-9-0 with James Murphy, W.M.
Johnson,
Henry O’Hea
2 Feb. 1874 (129/3)
Common
Pleas. County Cork Spring Assizes 1874. Before a special jury. Jackson, Ahanisk
v Treacy, Coolavota. Brief on behalf of Plaintiff on trial pursuant to annexed
notice. For James Murphy, fee £9-9-0 in total with W.M. Johnson, Gerald
Fitzgibbon, Henry O’Hea
20 Feb. 1874 (107/12)
Jackson v
Treacy et al. Copy defence
25 Feb. 1874 (107/13)
Common
Pleas. Jackson to Treacy. Abstract for Nisi Prius.
26 Feb. 1874 (84/3)
Common
Pleas. W.O. Jackson v M. Tracy et al. Copy/Counsel’s direction of plaintiff’s
proofs and observations in reply thereto
26 Feb. 1874 (150/28)
Common
Pleas. Jackson, Ahanesk, Midleton v Treacy, Coolavota, Duhallow and others,
Coolavota. Lease for direction of the Plaintiff’s proofs. For W.M. Johnson,
Q.C.
28 Feb. 1874 (139/8)
Queen’s
Bench. Jackson v Treacy & ors. Lisheenowen, Coolavota, Barony of Duhallow.
Attested copy of Defendants’ affidavit
Feb. 1874 (119/5 Bundle)
Common
Pleas. County Cork Spring Assizes 1874 before a special jury. Jackson, Ahanesk,
Midleton v Treacy and others, Coolavota. Brief on behalf of plaintiff on trial
pursuant to annexed notice. For William M. Johnson, Q.C. / fee £7-7-0
4 Mar. 1874 (107/14)
Jackson v
Treacy. Draft evidence
4 Mar. 1874 (89/22)
Common
Pleas. Jackson, pltf. v Treacy, deft. Notice to defendant’s solicitor, John
Moriarty, to produce rent account books of estate from 1760 together with other
letters. Coppinger, solr. for plaintiff
7 May, 1874 (135/25)
William
Oliver Jackson, Ahanesk, Midleton, plaintiff v Maurice Treacy, David Graddy,
Cornelius Graddy, Michael O’Brien and others, Coolavota, defts. Writ of Habere
Facias Possessionem as issued from Common Pleas was directed to the Sheriff of
County Cork on 21 April 1874 for recovery of the lands of Drumanageerigh,
otherwise, called Lisheenowen, Knopogue and Knockfadda, being three
subdenominations of Coolavota. Acreages of various holdings detailed. Notice
from W.R. Coppinger & son, 11 Dame St. Dublin, attorney for the Plaintiff
to Mr. Timothy Linehan, Relieving Officer of the Electoral Division of Bawn Cross,
Ballynaguila, Freemount, Charleville
23 Aug. 1874 (120/8)
Court of
Common Pleas. Jackson, Ahanisk v Treacy, Coolavota. Draft affidavit of Maurice
Sullivan, James Graddy, Michael Healy, John Hayes, Denis Nunan, Eugene Finn,
John Kelleher & Denis Carroll, Coolavota, farmers
1875 (84/20 Bundle)
Correspondence
of W.R. Coppinger, solr. Landlord & Tenant Act, 1870. Treacy, Coolavota,
tenant v Wm. O. Jackson, Ahanisk near Midleton, landlord. Notice of hearing
claim.
[1870s] (30/39)
Fragment
of a letter to Coppinger re. Jackson v Treacy et al
Cork City and County
Archives http://www.corkarchives.ie/media/U229web.pdf
5 May 1873 SS Nevada
Liverpool, England and
Queenstown, Ireland to New York
Mrs Julia G Treacy, 20 F, Lady, Ireland, Steerage
Pat Treacy, 25 M, Labourer, Ireland,
Steerage
July 1873 Blackrock Regatta, Cork
W. Tracey,
Esq., Officer of the day [of Dublin?]
April 20, 1874 SS China
Liverpool, England
and Queenstown, Ireland to New York
Edward Tracy, 34, Male, Labourer, Ireland
Otago to Otago, NZ 28 Aug 1874
(assisted emigration)
Ann
Treacy, 25 years, Dressmaker, Single of Cork
5
December 1874 (N)
On the 17th of last May, in the college chapel of the
Caraga in the centre of Minas Geraes, the ordination as a priest of Harold de Tracy de Camarzo de Prado and
Dauntre. He is the great grandson of William Daunt, Esq., of Kilcaskan
Castle, in the county Cork. He will act as curate in the parish of the Holy
Cross, in his native city of Campinas - Communication [Brazil]
12
March 1887 (N) Irish Exiles in Brazil
Advices from Brazil have brought us the sad news of
the death at Campinas, on 20th November last, of the virtuous and learned
priest, Father Harold de Tracy de Camaryo do Prado e Dauntre, eldest son of
Richard Gumbleton Daunt, Esq., M.D. Edin. He fell a victim to pulmonary
disease, neglected in its commencement owing to his too great dedication to his
pastoral duties as Vicar of the Parish of St. John de Capivavy...
23 October 1875 (FJ) The Butt
Testimonial
...The
Parish of Effin, Charleville...J. Treacy...5s
1875
D. Treacy, 44 Chapel Lane, Cork
John Tracey, Friars Walk, Cork.
A History of the City and County of Cork
June 1876 Post Office
...Mr.
John Tracy, [letter sorter GPO]...Miss Scully of Macroom, Co. Cork...
October 1876 Terrible Boating
Catastrope
Ferry boat
at Youghal...The names of those missing are...John Tracy...
1876
Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
Declan Tracy, Piltown, Youghal,
Waterford. 453a/0r/0p. £537.0.0
Joseph
E. Tracy, Cork. 389a/1r/0p. £322.5.0
William
A. Treacy, 78a/1r/15p. £71.10.0
13 December 1877 (FJ) Cork
Poor Law Guardians...D. Tracy...
24 April 1878 (FJ) Aggrigate Education Meeting
DJ Treacy, Solicitor, Lurgan
Joseph Edward Treacy, Cork
20 May 1878 (FJ) The Revival of Monasticism in scotland
...J. Tracey, Esq., Cork £1...
February 1879 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns
- Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Patrick Walsh & Margaret Treacy,
Mrs., Rathclare, Buttervant
Margaret Treacy, Mrs., Rathclare,
Buttervant (1880 to 1881)
February 1880 Death
A man named John Tracey died at the South Infirmary Cork while under the
influence of chloroform. The deceased was about to be operated on for a
dislocation of the hip joint and after the chloroform was applied he died. This
is a very rare occurrence. The deceased was about fifty-six.
19 May 1880 SS City of New York
Liverpool, England
via Queenstown, Ireland to New York
Honora Tracy, 22, F, Spinster Ireland US Steerage
17 May 1880 SS Arizona
Liverpool, England
via Queenstown, Ireland to New York
10 Margaret Tracy 20 F spinster Ireland
US of Am. Steerage
1880
Inspector of Reformatory Schools of Ireland
St. Patrick's Reformatory School for Roman Catholic Boys, Co. Cork.
Inspected 15/2/1879 and 18/5/1879
In my report of 1878...he has engaged Mr. Thomas Tracy (late Head-constable, R.I.C.) to act as agent for
the Reformatory in Cork. Mr. Tracy is supplied with a list of boys on licence,
and it is his duty to visit them from time to time, and to assist them with
advice, and when necessary with food, money and clothes...
The Cork Examiner, 27 May 1881
There is a most attractive display of the latest fashions in the
Millinery Department this week at Treacy and Co.'s, 56 and 57, Patrick
Street. The Ladies' Straw Hats are in great variety. There is also a
special sale of Ladie's Kid Gloves.
1881 English Census (LDS)
Ellen Tracey,
Sister, Single,
F, 40,
Housekeeper (Dom), Cork; 33 Owlerton, Nether Hallam, Yorlshire.
Mary Roach,
Head, Widow,
F, 57,
Charwoman, Cork
Edward Tracey,
Head, Married,
M, 42,
Labourer, Limerick;
24 Orcus St, Middlesex
Mary Tracey,
Wife, Married,
F, 36,
Cork; 24 Orcus St, Middlesex
Honour Tracey,
Daughter, Single,
F, 11,
Marylebone, Middlesex
Patrick Tracey,
Son, Single,
M, 8,
Middlesex
Ellen Tracey,
Daughter, Single,
F, 6,
Middlesex
Mary Tracey,
Daughter, Single,
F, 2,
Middlesex
Henry Tracey, 40 years, born Cork, Iron Moulder, 51 Lincoln St
Barton Upon Irwell Lanc
Elizabeth, 38 years, born Greenrock Scotland, wife
Henry, 21 years, born Greenrock Scotland, son, single,
Labourer in Iron Works
John, 15 years, born Edinburgh Scotland, son, Cotton
Doffer
Mary, 12 years, born Barton Lanc, daughter
Archibald, 4 years, born Barton, son
Ruth, 1 year, born Barton, daughter
James M Tracey, 23 years, born Cork, single, Commercial Clerk (Ship
Owner), 9 Berkley Gard London Middlesex RG11/0025
Folio 19 Page 31
Agnes G Tracey, 19 years, born Westport, single, scholar, 9
Berkeley Gard London Middlesex RG11/0025 Folio 19 Page 31 (Relation to James M Tracey?, same address)
James Tracy, 65 years, born Charleville Coy Cork, Domestic Cooper,
9 Molyneux St Chorlton on Medlock Lanc
Mary,
64 years, born Charleville Coy Cork, wife, Dressmaker
Elizabeth, 26 years, born Rathkale Coy Limerick,
single, Dressmaker
Ellen, 25 years, born Rathkale Coy Limerick, single,
Dressmaker
Margaret,
22 years, born Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
John, 20 years, born Rathkale Coy Limerick, single,
House Joiner
John Tracey, 64 years, born Cork, widow, inmate, Labourer,
Liverpool Workhouse Brownlow Hill Lanc
John Tracy,
Head, Married,
M, 39,
Labourer; 17
Freemasons Row, Liverpool, Lancashire
Elizabeth Tracy,
Wife, Married,
F, 38,
Seamstress, Cork
John Tracy,
Son, Single,
M, 13,
Scholar, London,
London, Middlesex
Mary Ann Tracy, 14 years, born Cork, single, domestic servant, 24
Thomaston St Kirkdale Lanc
Patrick Tracey,
Head, Married,
M, 40,
R Way Laborer, Galway;
7 North St, Stroke-on-trent, Staffordshire
Ann Tracey,
Wife, Married,
F, 32,
Cork
Ellen Tracey,
Daughter, Single,
F, 10,
Scholar, Stoke,
Staffordshire
Edw Tracey,
Son, Single,
M, 6,
Scholar, Stoke,
Staffordshire
Mary Tracey,
Daughter, Single,
F, 3,
, Stoke, Staffordshire
Thomas Treacy, 52 years, born Trichinopoly (BS) East Indies, married, merchants
clerk, 15 Rosamuns St Kingston-upon-Hull York
Hannah M, 36 years, born Cork, wife
Mark J, 17 years,
born Killarney, son
Emma, 16 years,
born Taunton Somerset, daughter
Louisa M, 14
years, born Curragh Camp, daughter
Alice M, 10 years,
born Hull York, daughter
Thomas F, 8 years,
born Hull York, son
Albert H, 6 years,
born Hull York, son
Alfred E, 3 years, born Hull York, son
Thomas Tracy,
Head, Married,
M, 55,
Pensioner Rl Marines Seamans Outfitter Tailor;
No 7 Wickham St, Portsea, Hampshire
Ellen Tracy,
Wife, Married,
F, 39,
Seamans Outfitte, Cork
Michael Tracy,
Son, Single,
M, 22,
Seamans Outfitte Assistant, Hampshire
Ellen Tracy,
Daughter, Single,
F, 20,
Seamans Outfitte Assistant, Hampshire
Thomas Tracy,
Son, Single,
M, 16,
Seamans Outfitte Assistant, Hampshire
1882-83 Report of President of Queen's College, Cork
Faculty of Arts, In Science, First year, James Tracey
James Tracey, scholarship Arts Sc. 1st year, 1882-83
1883
Report of President of Queen's College, Cork
James J. Tracy, Latin 2nd place prize
James J. Tracy, French (Senior Division) 1st place
prize
Royal University Queen's College Cork
October 1883 to 1884 Matricuulated Students, First
year, Jas. J. Tracy
September
1884 Royal University of Ireland
First Examination...James J. Tracy, Queen's College,
Cork...
1884 [C.4182] The report of the President of Queen's
College, Cork, for the academic session 1883-84
Second Year...James J. Tracy...Latin (senior Division)
1. prize...French (Senior Division) 2. Prize...Logic 1. prize...
1884-5 Reports of the Commissioners appointed to
inquire into certain matters affecting the well-being and efficiency of the
Queen's Colleges in Ireland
List of Matriculated Students...First University
Examination in Arts [and Medicine] - James J. Tracy
Students...who had passed the Senior Grade
Intermediate Examination before entering those colleges - J.J. Tracy, Pass 88,
S [Schohar]
Minutes of Evidence 2104 - I find his name (I may be
wrong, but I can be corrected) on the matriculation list of the Royal
University for October 1883, and he got a scholarship here at enterence for October
1882. I therefore take it that when entering himself for matriculation at the
Royal University he was a science scholar of one year's standing at this
college, and I find that his name does not appear on the list of honour
students at matriculation. His name is James J. Tracy, the last on the list? -
He is perfectly entitled to do this.
1884-85 Commissioners to inquire into Well-Being and
Efficiency of Queen's Colleges
James J. Tracey, 1st year's Arts Scholarship, double,
1882 date of scholarship, £24 value, fee £3/10/0, 1 year scholarship
1884-85 Report of President of Queen's College, Cork
Faculty of Medicine - Names of Scholars and
Exhibitioners
First Year, In Science, James Joseph Tracy
July
1886 Royal University of Ireland
Second Examination...James J. Tracy, Queen's College,
Cork and private study...
1887
[C.5203] The report of the President of Queen's College, Cork
Faculty of Medicine...Practical Chemistry...3. Tracy,
James J, Prize...Materia Medica...3. Tracy, James J., Prize...
1887 Queen's University, Cork.
The
following prizes have been awarded for the past session...Materia Medica...J.J.
Tracey, third...Practical Chemistry...J.J. Tracey, third...Anatomy and
Physiology...Second Year...J. Tracey, third...
The British Medical Journal,
Vol. 1, No. 1377 (May 21, 1887), p. 1127
October 1887 The Royal
University
...Second Examination in Medicine...Upper Pass...James J. Tracy, Queens College, Cork...
1888-9
Report of President of Queen's College, Cork
Third Examination in Medicine, Honours 1888, Autumn,
James J. Tracy, Upper pass
Exhibitioners, Practical Surgery, J.J. Tracy
1890
Royal University of Ireland: ninth report
Batchelor of Medicine, & Surgery, &
Obstetrics: James J. Tracy
May 1890 Royal University
of Ireland
Conferred...M.B., B.Ch. and B.A...James J. Tracy...
1890-91
Report of President of Queen's College, Cork,
Students who obtained Honours 1890
Faculty of Medicine - Degrees of M.B. B.C.H. B.A.O. - Spring
- James J. Tracey Upper Pass Division
12
Nov 1897 (BL) Curious case against a Doctor
...James Tracy...medical doctor, pratising in Cork...
Apr
2, 1898 (SS)
...Cork Spring Azzises...Dr. John Tracey...[had the
husband of a patient arrested]...
Sep
10, 1898 (SS)
...Doctors Scanlan and Tracey, timed the beats...the
heart being made to beat fast or slow at the will of the hypnotist.
18 October 1900, New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue
42, Page 9
A Popular
Medical Man. – The popularity and high-standing of Dr. James Tracey among his professional brethren in Cork City was
shown in a warm address of appreciation and acknowledgement of services
rendered the profession, drawn forth by Dr. Tracey being compelled to seek a
milder climate owing to ill-health.
|
James J. Tracy, M.B., B.CH., B.A.O. (R.U.I.),
Physician, Mercy Hospital, Cork. The medical
profession in Cork has suffered a great loss by the death, at the early age
of 38, of Dr. James J. Tracy, which occurred at his residence in Cork, on December
26th, 1901. His health had for some time caused anxiety to his friends, but
no one thought the end so near. He graduated in
1890 in the Royal University, Ireland, after a distinguished career in
Queen's College, Cork, after which he practised for a short period in
England. On returning to Cork he was appointed to the medical staff of the
Mercy Hospital, first as Surgeon, but later he resigned this appointment for
that of Physician. His medical skill was of a high order, and much
appreciated by his colleagues and patients. His powers of diagnosis were
quite exceptional, and his treatment of difficult cases showed a
highly-trained and cultured intelligence. A meeting of the medical staff of
the Mercy Hospital held on December 3oth passed the following resolution: That we wish to place on record our sense
of the irreparable loss the medical staff of the hospital have sustained by
the death of our esteemed colleague, Dr. James J. Tracy. He was honorary treasurer of the Cork Medical and Surgical Society for
several years, and piloted the finances of that Society through a most
critical period in a manner that secured to him the
admiration and confidence of the members and this Society at a
specially-convened meeting held on December 30th passed the following
resolution: That
we, the members of the Cork Medical and Surgical Society, have learned with
extreme regret of the untimely death of our able and valued colleague, Dr.
Tracy, who acted as our Treasurer for many years, and who, devoted himself
with untiring zeal of this interest s of this Society, as well as to those of
the profession generally. Although in failing health, his keen interest in the matters relating to
his profession never flagged. He was present and joined in the discussions at
a recent meeting of the Medical Society. Dr. Tracy was unmarried. The funeral
took place on Saturday, December 28th, 1901, the large attendance of his
colleagues and general public testifying to the esteem in which he was held. Dr. Philip G. Lee
(Cork) writes: I have had the pleasure of the closest intimacy with the late
Dr. Tracy. Death has removed one whose opinion in matters regarding the
professional side of our work I highly valued, but to my mind his great
business capabilities were most clearly shown in the field of medical
politics. During the greater
part of the now well-nigh historic "battle of the clubs" in Cork,
he was my assistant in the secretaryship of the profession. He felt the great
importance of this movement, and threw himself into the work with a will and
earnestness. His clear mind showed him prepared for all the chances of the
struggle, and without exception the course he advocated on the various points
turned out the only proper one to pursue. He had an emphatic
manner, and in his honesty of purpose spared neither friend nor foe. When the
acute phase of this contest had passed, he set himself to prepare rules for a
medical benefit association, through which the patients of that class could
return to the profession, and very successful has his scheme been. The
medical officers have security, while the patients have all the benefits
accruing from a benefit society. He lived to see the success of his work. The
Committee of the Medical Benefit Society passed the following resolution on
Friday, December 27th: That
we, the Committee of the Cork Medical Benefit Association, have heard with
profound regret of the death of our esteemed colleague, Dr. James J. Tracy,
who was one of the 'principal founders of our Association, and always took
the greatest interest in its working, and we recognise that in him our
Association has sustained an irreparable loss. A fearless,
upright practitioner, who ever did his duty according to his conscience, forgetful
of all personal matters in-fulfilling that sense of duty, is a loss to the
profession, not alone in his immediate vicinity, but to the whole medical
profession. Dr. Tracy will long be missed by his colleagues' in Cork, and
perhaps more especially by the writer. 11 January 1902. Obituary. British Medical Journal (BMJ) |
In March
1882, Ford was claiming the following outlets in Ireland -
S. Tracy, 13 Great Georges Street,
Cork
The Origins of Modern Irish
Socialism, 1881-1896
Civil Service
Evidence of Age
Minnie Treacy, b. 1882, Donegal, Ireland
2 June 1908 London Gazette
Prison
Service, Ireland: Assistant Matron, Minnie Treacy
1909 (326) Government Departments (Ireland).- General
Prison Board
Minnie Treacy, 27 years,
1 year 2 months service, Assistant Matron [Cork?]
October 1883 Land League Meeting
Inniscarra 6 miles from Cork...present...John
Treacy...
1883
Return of judicial rents
John Treacy of Carker Cork, landlord John W. Evans, 10a/0r/0p,
poor valuation £1/0/0, old rent £3/16/5, new rent £2/15/0, by consent
Baltic, Liverpool & Queenstown to New York
24 April 1885
Bridget Treacy, 21, F, servant, Roscommon
Jane Tracey, 18, F, servant, Queenstown
July 1885 Berehaven
...umpire is Captain Tracy of the [HMS]
Suitan...
17 October 1885 (N) Cork County Convention
...Rev J. Tracy, CC, Enniskean...
Republic, Liverpool & Queenstown to New
York 14 Dec 1885
Michael Tracey, 27, M, labourer, Queenstown
1885
Return of judicial rents
Maurice Treacy of Ballymackibbott Cork, landlord
Norman Uniacke, 93a/1r/0p, poor valuation £50/10/0, old rent £65/0/0, new rent
£57/10/0
September 1886 Junior Grade
Table IV -
Third Class Prizes (in books) value £1 have been award to...Robert Tracy,
Christian Schools, Sullivan's quay, Cork...
“Irish Marriages” extracted from the “Irish
American”
Week ending April 23, 1887
Tracey-Fitzgerald
March 21, by special license, at
Cork.
M.G. Tracey, Bawnalog, Piltown,
County Kilkenny, son of the late Declan Tracey, Esq., to Teresa Mary, daughter
of the late Maurice Fitzgerald Esq., Rockview, Cloyne, County Cork.
(Michael Tracy/Treacy, Cork, 2nd Quarter 1887 Vol. 5, page 94 Marriages Register)
March 1888
On Monday
the Master of the Rolls made ??? a conditional order made in February accepting
the tender of Mrs Catherine Tracey, of Dublin, of £2800 for the purchase
of the Fermoy Gas Works.
1888 Return of judicial rents
Julia Treacy and another of Monavarnogue
Cork, landlord Sir Joseph N. McKenna, 69a/3r/3p, poor valuation £23/10/0, old
rent £31/0/10, new rent £25/10/0
Julia Treacy of Monavarnogue Cork,
landlord Sir Joseph N. McKenna, 60a/0r/0p, poor valuation £10/5/0, old rent
£18/10/0, new rent £14/10/0, With right of grazing on 10 acres undivided.
Mary Treacy of Monavarnogue Cork,
landlord Sir Joseph N. McKenna, 19a/1r/34p, poor valuation £9/15/0, old rent
£12/5/0, new rent £9/2/6, With half undivided of 59 acres mountain.
Maurice Treacy (John) of
Monavarnogue Cork, landlord Sir Joseph N. McKenna, 35a/1r/20p, poor valuation
£16/10/0, old rent £17/0/0, new rent £17/0/0, With right of grazing on half of
59 acres undivided.
Thomas Treacy (Nicholas) of
Monavarnogue Cork, landlord Sir Joseph N. McKenna, 43a/0r/0p, poor valuation
£19/5/0, old rent £21/0/0, new rent £21/0/0, With half undivided on 59 acres.
City of Dresden
Date of Arrival 15 February 1889
Departing Queenstown, Ireland to Argentina
104 Tracy John 18 s labourer l 3105 Tracy William 16 s labourer l 3106 Tracy Edward 14 s labourer l 3507 Tracey John J. 19 s labourer l 10508 Tracey William 17 s labourer l 10509 Tracey Edmund 16 s labourer l 11538 Tracey John 40 m labourer i 11539 Tracey Kate 40 m servant i 11540 Tracey Thomas 20 s labourer i 11541 Tracey Pat 18 d labourer i 11542 Tracey Kate 15 s servant l 11543 Tracey Johanna 9 s l 11
18 August 1890 SS Samaria
Liverpool, England via Queenstown,
Ireland to Boston
192 Catherine Tracey, 18, F, Servt, Ireland, Rde Id, No 3 Aft, 2 bags193 Ellen Tracey, 16, F, Servt, Ireland, Rde Id, No 3 Aft, 1 bag
1890
Hart's Annual Army List, Militia List, and Imperial Yeomanry List
Tracey, Arthur, Adj. West Cork Art. Southern
Divisions 19 Aug 75 – 16 Jan 8?
Arthur
Tracey vice H.'Pipbn, promoted. Dated 19th February, 1876.
Devonshire; Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Arthur Tracey, retired pay (late
Royal Artillery), to be Lieutenant-Colonel
and Brevet Colonel.
Dated 24th October, 1914.
1890
Return of judicial rents
Cornelius Donovan of Keelskohona Cork, landlord Mrs. Kate Tracy, 75a/0r/33p, poor valuation £28/10/0, old rent £56/0/0, new rent £36/5/0.
Cornelius Donovan of Kilskonaght Cork, landlord Mrs. Kate Tracy, 60a/0r/0p, poor valuation £22/15/0, old rent £42/16/0, new rent £29/7/6.
Cornelius Driscoll of Kilskonaght Cork, landlord Mrs. Kate Tracy, 82a/3r/20p, poor valuation £30/15/0, old rent £48/16/0, new rent £37/10/0.
Daniel Donovan of Keelskohona Cork, landlord Mrs. Kate Tracy, 38a/0r/9p, poor valuation £19/0/0, old rent £32/16/9, new rent £23/10/0.
Johanna Collins of Ballycatteen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracy, 55a/1r/5p, poor valuation £17/0/0, old rent £13/16/6, new rent £10/10/0.
Johanna Collins of Ballycatteen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracy, 42a/2r/20p, poor valuation £32/10/0, old rent £45/5/0, new rent £29/10/0.
1891
Return of judicial rents
Catherine McCarthy of Ringrone Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 27a/1r/3p, poor valuation £24/0/0, old rent £33/6/10, new rent £23/0/0.
Daniel Dempsey of Killowney Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 36a/2r/19p, poor valuation £25/5/0, old rent £23/19/10, new rent £16/10/0.
Daniel Desmond of Ringrone Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 25a/1r/14p, poor valuation £19/0/0, old rent £20/0/0, new rent £15/0/0.
Denis Brien of Upper and Lower Dooneen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 20a/3r/35p, poor valuation £13/15/0, old rent £13/10/0, new rent £9/10/0.
James Fitzgerald of Ballycatten Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 25a/3r/12p, poor valuation £9/0/0, old rent £10/11/6, new rent £6/10/0.
Jeremiah Leary of Upper Dooneen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 51a/2r/18p, poor valuation £30/0/0, old rent £33/0/0, new rent £25/0/0.
Jeremiah Lordan of Kildowney Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 28a/1r/3p, poor valuation £21/5/0, old rent £23/13/6, new rent £15/7/6.
John Dempsey of Kildowney Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 52a/2r/0p, poor valuation £38/0/0, old rent £36/10/0, new rent £26/5/0.
John desmond of Knockgorm Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 10a/1r/12p, poor valuation £4/15/0, old rent £6/0/0, new rent £5/0/0.
John Donovan of Killowney Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 34a/0r/2p, poor valuation £23/5/0, old rent £23/6/8, new rent £16/0/0.
John Leary of Kildowney Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 51a/1r/84p, poor valuation £37/0/0, old rent £40/0/0, new rent £27/10/0.
John Murphy of Knocknabinny Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 65a/0r38p, poor valuation £38/0/0, old rent £36/1/4, new rent £30/0/0.
John Murray of Ringrone Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 10a/0r/13p, poor valuation £8/0/0, old rent £12/0/0, new rent £9/5/0.
Patrick Fitzgerald of Ballycatten Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 28a/0r/3p, poor valuation £9/10/0, old rent £12/0/0, new rent £8/0/0.
Patrick Kelly of Courtnafurteen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 30a/0r/35p, poor valuation £20/10/0, old rent £20/8/7, new rent £15/0/0.
Robert Hurley of Upper and Lower Dooneen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 20a/1r/39p, poor valuation £16/5/0, old rent £15/0/0, new rent £9/10/0.
Timothy Cronin of Killowney Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracey, 14a/2r/19p, poor valuation £13/5/0, old rent £12/0/0, new rent £8/12/6.
1892
Return of judicial rents
Patrick
Donovan of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Constance R. Tracy,
20a/3r/0p, poor valuation £32/10/0, old rent £28/10/0, new rent £21/0/0.
John
Dempsey of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Constance R. Tracy, 24a/2r/0p, poor
valuation £32/5/0, old rent £34/16/0, new rent £23/10/0.
Ellen
Kiely of Kilkerrin Cork, landlord Hon. Constance R. Tracy, 20a/0r/20p, poor
valuation £10/5/0, old rent £9/0/0, new rent £8/0/0.
Timothy
Dempsey of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Constance R. Tracy, 19a/0r/0p, poor
valuation £23/10/0, old rent £28/10/0, new rent £20/0/0.
Timothy
Dempsey of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Constance R. Tracy, 12a/0r/0p, poor
valuation £11/10/0, old rent £12/0/0, new rent £7/18/0.
1893 Return of judicial rents
John
Hannon of Dooneen Lower Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracy,
64a/3r/0p, poor valuation £51/0/0, old rent £44/15/0, new rent £44/15/0.
Mary
Madden (cont by Charles Sullivan) of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide
C.R. Tracy, 88a/2r/0p, poor valuation £68/0/0, old rent £70/9/2, new rent
£55/10/0.
Johanna
Sullivan of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracy, 13a/2r/0p,
poor valuation £13/10/0, old rent £13/17/0, new rent £10/0/0.
John
Desmond of Courtaparteen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracy, 18a/2r/24p,
poor valuation £12/10/0, old rent £10/12/6, new rent £10/12/6.
John
Desmond of Courtaparteen Cork, landlord Hon. Adelaide C.R. Tracy, 33a/0r/0p,
poor valuation £25/10/0, old rent £11/16/4, new rent £11/16/4.
1894
Return of judicial rents
Michael Dempsey Ltd Adm of John Demsep of Ballymakean Cork, landlord Hon. Constance R. Tracy, 24a/3r/11p, poor valuation £35/5/0, old rent £40/0/0, new rent £24/10/0.
1896 Return of
judicial rents
Michael Gullivan of Ballycateen Cork, landlord Hon. C.A.R. Tracy, 3a/0r/20p, poor valuation £2/10/0, old rent £3/10/0, new rent £2/10/0.
1899
Return of judicial rents
April 15 1898 Robert Sullivan of Ballymackean Kinsale Cork, landlord Hon. C.A.R. Tracy, 5a/3r/22p, poor valuation £5/5/0, old rent £6/3/4 new rent £5/6/0.
1899
Methods of valuation under the Land Acts
Landlord Hon Mrs. Tracey, Vendor D. Herlihy, Purchaser Michael Reilly, Clonkeen Cork, 17a/0r/0p, value £20/18/2, rent £17/10/0, juduical 1884, sale 189521 years, value £240/0/0, valuation 1/15/0, buildings Tenant, value 120/0/0,
Landlord Hon Mrs. Tracey, Purchaser Patrick Desmond, Purchaser E. Butler, Knocknaboiny Cork, 53a/1r/10p, £24/5/0, £14/11/6, £11/10/0, 12.75 years, value £292/0/0, valuation 2/15/0, buildings Tenant, value 90/0/0,
Annual report of the Irish Land Commission 1911-1912
20 June 1907, vendor: Lady Tracey,
Purchaser: Ellen Kiely, Kilkerran South Cork, 20a/2r/12p, value £9/15/0, rent
£7/13/6, judical, purchase £151, advance £151, instalments 2, default £4/18/2
20 June 1907, vendor: Lady Tracey,
Purchaser: Ellen Kiely, Kilkerran North Cork, 18a/2r/30p, value £7/15/0, rent
£7/11/9, non judical, purchase £129, advance £129, instalments 2, default
£4/3/10
1908 Rural District of Kinsale
Hon. Mrs. Tracey, Ballycatteen
Laherne Kinsale Cork, 15a/0r/0p, value £3/15/0
Dec 31, 1892 (SS) Kinsale
Union
...The Acting Clerk laid before the Board five eviction notices which he had received at the suit of the Honourable Adelaide Constance Tracey against some tenants of hers, of the names of Connor and Hannon, residing in the parish of Courcies...
Jan 15, 1898 & Jan 22,
1898 (SS) Highly Important Action
...Savage french Esq, as agent of the Honourable Mrs Tracey, the owner...farm known as Ballyrub and Crohane, containing about 100 acres...lately in the occupation of Mr. George Jordan...
Sep 16, 1899 (SS)
Possession
Mrs Catherine Tracey prosecuted MAry Donovan, Timothy Donovan, Michael barry, Michael Hennessy and R Donovan for posession of parts of the lands of Kilsconaght and Drommiddy...
Sep 26, 1903 (SS) Tempting
Investment
Old Head, Kinsale...old established business premises, with two independent spirit licences...valuable farm, farm buildings...gardens......held under Lady Tracey...local Post Office is also on the premises
Nov 18, 1904 (IT) Land
Purchase. Lady Treacy's Kinsale Estate
Negotiations for the purchase of Lady Treacy's estate at Kinsale, Co. Cork have concluded...several townlands in the barony of Courseys...
September 1891 Midleton
Fair
...a chesnut two-year-old colt, by Baron Farney, from Mr. Tracey, Clonmult, for £45...
1 June 1891 SS Cephalonia
Liverpool, England
via Queenstown, Ireland to Boston
Annie Treacy, 20 F,
Servt, Ireland, Mass,
No 7 Aft 1 P.S.
1891 UK
Census
Dennis Tracey, 65 years, b. Cork, Cork, Pauper, Institution,
Bedwellty, Monmouthshire
January
1892 Election of a Dispensary Doctor in Cork
...Dr. J.F. Tracey...
Majestic,
Liverpool & Queenstown to New York 19 May 1892
J.W. Treacy, 23, M, Agricultural labourer, Queenstown, to Philadelphia
Teutonic,
Liverpool & Queenstown to New York 1 Jun 1892
James Tracey, 30, M, labourer, Dublin, to New York
Patrick Treasy, 17, M, labourer, Cork, to New York
Britannic,
Liverpool & Queenstown to New York 11 Jun 1892
James Tracey, 30, M, labourer, Queenstown, to New York
Mary Tracey, 25, F, wife, Queenstown
John Tracey, 9, M, child, Queenstown
Patrick Tracey, 7, M, child, Queenstown
Mary Tracey, 6, F, child, Queenstown
Tom Tracey, 4, M, child, Queenstown
Margaret Tracey, 2, F, child, Queenstown
George Tracey, 11 months, M, infant, Queenstown
Mary Tracey, 30, F, servant, Queenstown to New York
Mary Tracey, 20, F, servant, Queenstown to New York
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.
Alice Treacy, Longhal (Youghal
Cork?) Ireland, 1916, 19 years
Annie
Tracey, Cork Ireland, 1892, 18 years