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The Traceys of Laois can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as Laois formed part of the territory of the Uí Bairrche.
Elizabeth I
1573 20th April
Pardon to ... Rory O Trassye, Teig O Trassye of Tynnekill (Laois)
The Irish
Fiants of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
From a Parliamentary Return made 25th
April, 1766
Return of the town and liberties of Mountmellick, being part of the Parish of Oregan.
NAMES OF PAPISTS
John Tracy
John Tracy
Mary Tracy
Timothy Tracy
[1734 & 1794] September 15, 1843 (FJ) The
Tracy Peerage [2]
…[William
Tracy] resided in Fleet street, in the parish of St. Marks, Dublin, in which
parish he married, according to the rites of the Protestant Church on the 17th
April 1728, Mary, daughter of Mr. James O’Brien, a woolen merchant in that
city…and in the same parish his eldest son, James Tracy [and Timothy Tracy born
1730], the claimants grandfather, was born on the 27th January 1729.
In 1732, he settled at Ross, in the King’s County, where he died on the 15th
October 1734, in the 42d year of his age, and was buried at
Castlebrack, in the Queens county…His eldest son, James Tracy, married in the
parish of Geashill, King’s County, 10th May 1764 and resided at
Gurteen in that parish, where he died 4th April 1794, in the 65th
year of his age and was buried next to his father’s tomb in Castlebrack, burial
ground, leaving Joseph Tracy, of Geashill, his eldest son, born 7th
March 1765, and who married also in that parish a person of his own name, but
in no way related to the Tracys of England. He died, and was buried at St.
George’s, Hanover-square, London, on the 20th March 1836, in the 71st
year of his age, leaving James Tracy, his eldest son, the claimant…
Evidence of Patrick Culleton's of Rurie in the Queen's County...lives
near Castlebrack...his mother was a Tracy, a daughter of Bryan Tracy…Thomas
Tracy near Castlebrack… Also buried in Castlebrack, brothers Philip Tracy, Hugh
Tracy and Bryan Tracy…
Evidence of Martin Higany...Joe Tracy, brother of the Claimant
[James]...lives near Maryborough...
Statement of Joseph Tracy made in 1836...formerly of Geashill in the
King's County Ireland now of Chapel Place North, South Audley Street,
London...aged seventy years and upwards...I was principally reared by my uncle,
the late Timothy Tracy of Coole in the County of Westmeath Ireland...that on
the 10th day of August 1796 he gave me a Prayer Book...In 1798 I married the
daughter of Mr. Philip Tracy of Castlebrack in the Queen's County, by whom I
have a family of four sons and two daughters. In the year 1815, I gave the
aforesaid Prayer book to my eldest son James...on his going to reside in
Dublin...
Evidence of Samuel Sheane, magistrate at Mountmelick...I know an old man
[named Tracy, not a relation of the claimant], he is a solicitor, a very old
man, upwards of eighty years old...They pronounce the word Tracy in the same
way, but the name is spelt differently from what it is on this tombstone. How
is it spelt? Trecy. In Ireland e is pronounced like a...There are Three or Four
[Tracy] Families at Mountmellick, there are others within the Parish of
Castlebrack or in the immediate neighbourhood of it...
Evidence of John Delany...A protestant James Tracy was...There were no
other that I know of of the Tracy's that were Protestant but Doctor Tracy [Mountmellick],
but he was not any thing to that family...That man is dead many years ago...
(See Tracy
Peerage Case I and II)
2/12/1771
Tracy Denis, Dr. of Physick, Dublin &
Mountmellick Queens Co (Co. Laois)
O’Byrne E (1981) The Convert Rolls. Dublin Stationary Office. Also 2005
edition.
1771 Freeman's Journal Dublin, December 30.
Last
Sunday Denis Tracy, Esq. M.D. of Mount-m lick in the Queen's County, a
Gentleman of Eminence in his Profession, read his Recantation in the Parish
Church of St. Audeon's, Dublin.
3 March 1773 (F)
To be let
from the 1st day of May next, for lives renewable foe ever, or for such term as
shall be agreed upon, the house wherein Doctor Tracy now lives, in the
market-square, town of Mountmelick, and Queen's County, containing a hall, two
parlours, kitchen, pantry, and good cellerage under ground, four rooms above
stairs, with garrets and store room, stabling for six horses, coach house, all
siated and in good and tenantable order, with a good yard and garden, all
walled in, and garden well sewed. For further particulars apply to the said
Doctor Tracy. March 3, 1773.
10 April 1779 (F)
To be Let
to Mares at Mr. Tracy's in Borris-in-Ossory, a Black Draught Horse, well gaited
and marked, bred in England, at Half a Guinea, and a Shilling to the Groom, who
will attend until Ten o'Clock each Day; the Money or a Note for it, to be paid
before the Horse is led out. Good Grass with Care at 2s. 6d per Week. March 31,
1779.
14 April 1779 (F)
An
Assembly will be held at Tracy's large Room in Borris-in-Ossory, Queen's
County, on Friday the 16th Day of April Inst. (that memorable Day) Ladies 2s
6.5d. Gentlemen 5s.5d. For the Benefit of James Doyle, Musician. Doyle hopes
the Ladies and Gentlemen will favour him with their Company, and pledges
himself to them, that he will have a proper Set of Musick, to make his
Institution end end with Satisfaction and Decorum. April 10, 1779.
23 September 1779 (FJ) Queens Co.
...Robert
Tracey...
Established since
1780 on the Great Heath of
Portlaoise, Treacy's is the oldest pub in Ireland in the same family name. One
of Ireland's best known landmarks, the thatched premises is situated just off the
main Dublin to Cork/Limerick road (M7). http://www.treacys.ie/
1782 Volunteers
Magherafelt (First) Volunteers. June 1773; scarlet, faced black. Captain
A. Tracy; Lieutenant Richard Dawson; Ensign R. Montgomery.
Parsontown Loyal Independents. Feb. 15th 1776; scarlet,
faced black, silver lace. Colonel Sir William Parsons, Bart.; Major L. Parsons;
Captain B.B. Warburton; Lieutenant Edward Tracy
Rosanallis Volunteers. July 1st 1774; scarlet, faced
blue, silver lace. Colonel Richard Croasdale; Majo George Sandes; Captain L.
Sandes; Captain J. Sabatier; Captain A. Johnson; Lieutenant William Tracey.
MacNevin,
Thomas (1846) The History of the Volunteers of 1782. 5th Edition.
James Duffy, Dublin.
2
April 1783 Queen's County (F)
...Robbery between Mountrath and Maryborough...two
hundred and fourty-four pounds...negotiated in Dublin...Now we, the under-named
Nobelmen and Gentlemen of said County...John Tracy £1/2/9...D. Tracy £5/13/9...
18
October 1783 (F)
Notice is hereby given, that the Trustees of the
Turnpike Road from Maryborough to Toomivara do intend to hold a Board or
Meeting of said Trustees at the House of Robert Tracy, in Borris-in-Ossary, on
Friday the 24th Day of October next, at twelve o'Clock at Noon, in order to set
by Public Cant, for one Year, from the 1st Day of November next, the Tolls of
the Gates of said Road, and to transact other Business, according to public
Notice given on the Gates of said Road.
Thomas Morris, Treasurer, Borris, September 11, 1783
1785 A translation of the Inferno of Dante
Alighieri: in English verse...Dublin
Subscribers...Dr.
Tracey, Mt. Mellick. William Tracy, Esq...
1788 Irish Provincial Directories
Lucas Directory, Mountmellick Town, Laois/Leix, Queen's County
Dennis Tracy, M.D.
John Tracy, Vintner – George Inn.
1792
Journal of the House of Lords
Thomas Morris, Treasurer of the Turnpike Road from Maryborough to Tomivarah
1st Nov. 1781 To one Year’s Rent of Tolls let to Edward Tracy £245.0.0
To one ditto of the upper Part to ditto £300.0.0
1st Nov. 1782 To one Year’s Rent of Tolls let to ditto £230.0.0
To one ditto of the upper Part to ditto £320.0.0
29th March 1781 Said Brownlow then received from Robert Tracy, Toll farmer, to hand over to the then Treasurer, the late Thomas Morris £66.17.6
28th July Said Brownlow received from said Tracy £139.14.3
1st Oct 1785 By Cash paid Robert Tracy, his bill as by his receipt and pursuant to Order of Board,
Four Boards…£2.5.6 } £4.17.10
a Dinner…£2.12.4 }
1st Oct [1788] By ditto [cash] paid Robert Tracy, for Boards and Dinners as his receipt £5.6.10
1793
Subscribers:
Mr. T. Tracy, Mountmellick
William Weldon Tracy, Attorney at Law [Dublin?]
Boyd, Henry. Poems, chiefly dramatic and lyric. Dublin,
1793.
Will: Mary Tracy of Mountmellick Co. Laois, 25th February 1797. 1176/1
1797-1811
James Tracey.
Born Upperwood, Leix.
Served in Irish Fencibles; 43rd Foot Regiment; 12th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Discharged aged 34.
Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge.
Kilmainham Reference: A4043.
1803
Joseph Tracey, Rosskeene, Queen’s County, farmer
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society, v5, (1906-8)
1805 John Tracey aged 29 born in Montmullock [Mount Mellick?], Ireland.
Ship: HMS Britannia [With Admiral Nelson]
Rank/Rating: Landsman [seaman less than one year at sea]
The
Protestant Charter Schools
“Stradbally School
Thursday, 15th September 1808; two o’clock
…The Usher, Patrick Tracey, has the usual allowance; he had been above a year at the school, and was sent from Clontarf Charter School, in which he has been educated.”
Report, 1809-1912
1810
(234) (Ireland.) The tenth report of the commissioners
Maryborough - Tracy & Richardson Feb. 1795; £126/2/11 - Spirit Duty
The charge in this case original amounted to £260/17/0 payment of which appears to have been secured by bond by a deed of mortgage dated 29th September 1795 of certain tenants in the town of Mountmellick, in the Queen's county. Richardson, we are informed, is a Bankrupt and that his Assignees are in receipt of the rents of the mortgage premises, which yeild a profit of £40/10/0 per annum. We recommend that the Assignees of the Bankrupt be called upon to pay over the profit rents in discharge of the arrear due to the Crown, and in default thereof that proceedings should be taken to sell the estate.
Roll of a tennis
ball, through the moral world, a ser. of contemplations, by
Subscriber: Dennis Tracy MD Mt Mellick
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
William Tracey born Coolbanaghan, Leix Served in 72nd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 38, 1813-1831
William Tracey, b. 1793 Maryborough, Queens (Laois)
4th September 1813 to 1827
Lease of twenty acres of land in lower Ballylehane [Killabban] from Henry Hovenden to William Treacy and subsequent dispute. & other documents
Contains: Letter from Elizabeth Treacy to her cousin James, dated Oct. 10, 1853; Lease of twenty acres of land in lower Ballylehane from Henry Hovenden to William Treacy, 4th September 1813; Revenue exchequer for Treacy/Hovenden (cover only - no date); Revenue exchequer accounts for William Treacy/ John Moore Hovenden, 1827; [Accounts] Thos. Gregory to Wm. Treacy, 1826; Revenue exchequer accounts, William Treacy, plaintiff, John Moore Hovenden, defendant, trinity term, 1827; Common Pleas, copy costs, William Treacy, plaintiff, John Moore Hovenden, defendant, Easter term, 1826; Common Pleas, costs of outlay and findings, Tracey [sic]/Hovenden, Easter term, 1826; Indenture of James Rouget, son of Daniel Rouget, to Elisha Mollet, captain of the brig, Two Brothers, dated 1793; Letter from William Harte of Dublin to James Treacy of New York City, dated Sept 8, 1851; document titled "The Rathcool Peerage"; document relating the extinction of the title of viscount for the Tracy [i.e., Treacy] name; document titled "Baron Sudeley" tracing the Tracy [i.e., Treacy] lineage; will of Anne Treacy, dated 1824.
Treacy/Tracy family papers (1813-1853)
FHL British Film [1696691 item 2] - LDS
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Tracy (Tracey), Michael Lynch, Siz. (Mr. Lyons), June 11, 1816, aged 19; s. of John, Agricola; b. Queens Co. (Laois) Sch. 1820. B.A. Æst. 1829.
'Ireland-Australia transportation 1821
Thomas Cummins
Trial place: Maryborough, Queens Co
Trial date: 00/00/1821
Crime desc: Purchasing Stolen sheep
Sentence: Transportation 7 yrs
Petitioner: Convict
Document ref1: PPC 1613
Comment: Prays release from confinement and
states he can be recommended by the Rev. John Treacy, parish priest of
Rathdoney, Queen's County. Convict's parents dependant on his industry.
1824
Pigot's Directory of Maryborough
SHOPKEEPERS & TRADERS
Michael Tracey, woollen draper
Irish Catholic assoc (1825)
Proceedings ... in
Dublin, May 13, 1823 to Feb. 11, 1825
... John Treacy, Esq., of Mountrath,... Page 703
Tithe
Applotments
Ballyadams Civil Parish 1824
Mich'l
Tracy 261 Drimroe
Patt
Tracy 193 Killeganard
Rearymore or Rery Civil Parish
Edward
Tracey
Straboe Civil Parish 1825
John Tracy, Ballymony, #8
James Traiy
- NSW
In
Ireland
Alias: Tracey Tracy Bourke Burke
Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Married
Calling/trade: Farmers labourer
Born: 1791 Mayo Co
Tried: 1826 Queens Co
Sentence: 7
Former convictions: None
Ship: Boyne (1826)
Crime: Stealing pig
Ireland-Australia Transportation
Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: BURKE
OTHER NAMES: JOHN TRACEY
AGE: 55
PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT: Maryborough, Queen's Co.
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Stealing a pig
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 years
PETITIONER: Convict
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: PPC 2736
COMMENTS: Convict served almost 11 years in the army. States he has a wife and a large family, no details given. Petition received in 1826.
Schoolteachers 1826/7
Patrick Tracy, CI, Timogue, Co. Laois.
1828 Treacy, John Mountrath,
Queens Co. (Prerogative Will)
Kings
Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Daniel Tracey, 4th s. of John, Mountrath, woollen draper, and Mary Delany; over 16; ed. Carlow College; aft. Felix Delany, Dublin, apothecary, cousin german. H 1829
Peter Tracey
- NSW
Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Single
Calling/trade: Soldier ploughman & reaper
Born: 1779 Kings Co
Tried: 1829 Queens Co
Sentence: 7
Former convictions: 2
Ship: Larkins (2) [1829]
Crime: Stealing clothes
8 June
1829 Pawnbroking in Ireland
Pawnbroker: William Treacy, jun of Maryborough
Surities: Charles Pim gentleman Mountrath, James Dempsey shopkeeper Mountrath & John Cunningham esq Derrough
1832 Pawnbrokers - William Tracey of Mountrath, May 1829, 15000 tickets
1834 Pawnbrokers - William Tracey of Mountrath, May 1829, 20000 tickets
1836 Pawnbrokers - William Tracey of Mountrath, May 1829, 19872 tickets, £2263/19/0 lent
1837 Pawnbrokers - William Tracey of Mountrath, May 1829, 26884 tickets, £3565/7/7
Pawnbrokers - William Tracy of Mountrath, 26 May 1829, 39152 tickets, £5212/19/1 lent
1829-1833
Juvenile association for promoting the education of the deaf and dumb poor of
Ireland
Mrs. Treacey, 2s 6d, Diocesan School, Ballymena
Mrs. Tracey, 1s 6d, Mrs C and Mrs Montgomereys Card, Ballymena
Master R. Tracy, 3d, Rebecca Parkers Card, Banagher
Mr. Tracy, 1s, Master Robert Deverells Card, Tullamore
Mrs. Tracy, 6d, Mis Welchs Card, Maryborough
M. L. Tracey, Esq, 2s 6d, Miss E Cuppaidges Card, Galway
April 23, 1830 (FJ) O'Connell Fund
In
Montrath division of Clonenagh Parish...John Tracy, Esq £2...
March 5, 1831 (FJ) The Fashionable World
A curious
case of abduction is to be tried at the Queen's County Assizes. The prosecutrix
is a Mrs. Tracy, formerly Miss Dempsey. The lady, it appears, has married since
she was "run away with".
July 6, 1831 (FJ) Dreadful famine in the West
of Ireland
Collection
in Mountrath, by the Rev Mr. Morris per J. Tracy, Esq...£13/12/6
December 3, 1831 (FJ) Queen's County
...proprietors,
Freeholders and Inhabitants...John Tracey, Mountrath...
1831 Tithe Defaulter
John Tracey, Farmer, Raheenduff, Rosconnell, Co. Laois.
William Tracy, Farmer, Furmoil, Rosconnell, Co. Laois.
Will: Ellen Tracey, Woodbrook, Queens Co., 1831, Prerogative Court will. Exec: William Humphreys, Concerstown, ???. IWR/1831/F/492
1831-2 Return of Number of Applications
for new Schools
Rev. W. Tracy, Roman Catholic, Rathdowney Queen's, 2 schools
1832 A
return of persons tried and found guilty in Queen's County
1. Patrick Treacy, Trespass
12
October to 23 November 1832 Fictitious Votes (Ireland): first report
Registered: William Treacy of Boycetown, Co. Kildare
Premises: Maryboro' West West, houses and premises in Mountrath, Queens Co.
Grantor: John Treacy £20
1832-1836 Return of Persons to whom
Licenses have been granted to keep Arms
Joseph Treacy, Ballyteagan Queens Co., Daniel O'Donoghue Portarlington and Hugh Boyd Wray Maryborough, one gun and one pistol
1832-35 Return of Number of Persons registered as Electors in each County in Ireland by virtue of Rentcharges
Grantor: John Treacy, Grantee: Daniel Treacy, £20, Finnekilly, Registered: Daniel Treacy (Queens?)
Grantor: John Treacy, Grantee: Felix Treacy, £20, Finnekilly, Registered: Felix Treacy
Grantor: John Treacy, Grantee: William Treacy, £20, Mountrath, Registered: William Treacy
1833 A
return of persons tried and found guilty in Queen's County
32. Patrick Treacy, Assault
March
1833 Queens County - Return of persons tried
32. Patrick Tracey - Assult
1. Patrick Treacy – Trespass
John Campbell Colquhoun (1838) The system of national education in Ireland
7 April
1835 Fictitious Votes (Ireland): first report
Registered: D. Treacy of Mountrath, Queens Co. & Rev. Felix Treacy Of Ballylinan, Queens Co.
Premises: Upper Ossory, lands of Tennekelly
Grantor: John Treacy £20
14
December 1835 (FJ) Catholics in Queens
Catholics of property and station in the county, to qualify them for holding the commission of the peace...Mr. Tracy of Montrath...
1835 State of religious and other instruction
now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Leighlin
Timogue: Day school kept by M. Tracy. £6 yearly
from subscription and payments by the children. Males 18 Females 18. Reading
writting arithmetric and bookkeeping.
1835
Returns of Books, Schools and Children of Religious Denominations
William Tracy, Errill school, Rathdowney, Queen's County.
William Tracy J Moyland & J Butler, Rathdowney school, Rathdowney, Queen's County. £40/-/- towards building
William Tracy, Killadooley, Donaghmore/Donoughmore, Queen's County. Local contribution £82/4/4 This sum is the value of premises built before application.
1835 Condition of the poorer classes in Ireland: first report: appendix A and supplement
Rathdowney, Donamore etc. Pop. 9,644
Rev. Wm. Treacy, P.P.
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 Poor Enquiry, Ireland (Poor Laws)
Rathdowney, Donamore
etc (Queen’s County) Answers to queries by Rev. W. Treacy Sup. to App.
(D.) 125.
Donamore (Queen’s
County) Answers of Rev. William Treacy, PP, to questions concerning the
condition of the agricultural labourers, and the state of their dwellings, Sup.
to App. (E.) 125.
Rathdowney etc (Queen’s
County) Answers of the Rev. Marcus Monk to questions concerning the state of
the labouring classes of the district engaged in agriculture Sup. To App. (E.)
124- Answers of John Roe, esq., and Rev. William Treacy, to the same,
ib. 125.
Donamore (Queen’s
County) Answers of Rev. William Treacy to questions relative to the
state of the small tenantry, Sup. To App. (F.) 125
Rathdowney (Queen’s County) Answers of the Rev. Marcus Monck, John Roe, esq. and Rev. William Treacy, to queries relative to the condition of the small tenantry, Sup. to App. (F.) 124, 125.
Parliamentary Papers By Great Britain Parliament. House of Commons, Great Britain,
House of Commons
1836 Parish Priest
Felix Tracy, Arless & Ballylinan
1836
Royal Commission for inquiring into the condition of the poorer classes in
Ireland
Plantiff: William Cooper, Defendant: Edward Treacy and 4 others, Lands, Killabin Slievemarigue Queens Co, £22/19/6 rent, Pliant dismissed, Issued
Plantiff: Lord Maryborough, Defendant: James Treacey and 2 others, Lands2a/0r/?p, Coolbanagher Portnahinch Queens Co, £1/0/0 rent, overholding, dismissed, Issued
1836
(229) Electors, Ireland. A return of the number of persons registered as
electors in each county in Ireland, in the years 1832, 1833, 1834 and 1835, by
virtue of rentcharges granted to such electors or others.
Queens Co. 1832
John Treacy, granter, William Treacy, grantee, £20, Mountrath, William Treacy elector
1835
John Treacy, granter, Daniel Treacy, grantee, £20, Finnekilly, Daniel Treacy elector
John Treacy, granter, Felix Treacy, grantee, £20, Finnekilly, Felix Treacy elector
1836
(255) Arms (Ireland.)
Joseph Treacy, Ballyteagan, Queens, one gun and one pistol
Ireland-Australia Transportation
Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: EDWARD
AGE: 40
PLACE OF TRIAL: Queens County
TRIAL DATE: 15/03/1837
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Burglary and Robbery
SENTENCE: Transportation Life
SHIP: CALCUTTA 18/04/1837
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 2, p 135
COMMENTS: Convict detained at Kilmainham Gaol, Co. Dublin, 23/03/1837
4 July 1837 (FJ)
...Rathdowne,
Queen's County, per John Treacy, Esq.- Rev W Treacy, CR...This parish has
always been remarkable for its early and liberal contribution to the patriotic
fund.
30 October 1837 (FJ) O'Connell Compensation
Fund
...Donoughmore,
Queen's country: Very Rev Dr. Treacy, CR...
1837 (543-I) (543-II) Report from the Select
Committee on the New Plan of Education in Ireland
...The
order of the 4th July [1836] suspending the salary of the Teacher of the Erril
N. School [Laois]...this order was recinded and that the Salary and all Arrears
due be paid to the teacher.
The
letters [received] are - a Letter from Mr. Price to me [Thomas F. Kelly
Esquire], dated 16th of June in the year 1833; a Letter of Mr. Tracy [Rev Wm.
Tracy, Barry Hill, Rathdowney] to me, of the 7th October in the same year; a
Letter of Mr. tracy to me, of the 7th October in the Year 1834; a Letter of Mr.
Tracy to me, of the 14th January 1836; a Letter of Mr. Price to me, of 27th
June 1836.
March 13, 1838 (FJ) O'Connell fund for the
past year
...Mountrath,
Queens County...£1 each from John Treacy, Esq...
November 17, 1838 (FJ) Birth
At the
11th instant, at Tenikilly, in the Queen's County, the lady of John Treacy,
Esq., of a daughter.
December 24, 1838 (FJ) O'Connell Fund
From the
parish of Rathdowney, Queen's County, by the hands of Daniel Treacy, Esq.,
£31.14.6...Rev William Treacy C.R. £1..
1838 The Catholic Directory,
Ecclasiastical Register, and Almanac
Diocese of Ossory
Chapter – Treasurer: Rev. Wm. Tracey.
Northern District
Wm. Tracey, Parish priest, Rathdowney
Diocess
of Dromore
Newry
Convent Sacred Institute of Saint Clare - Mother Abbess is Mrs. MM Tracy.
Diocess
of Kildare and Leighlin
Wm Tracy, Curate Kilcock
F Tracy, Curate Ballyfin
Felix Tracy, Curate, Mountmellick
Diocess
of Killaloe
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
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December 1838 (FJ) O'Connell Fund
...Rathdowney, Queen's County...The Rev. William Treacy, C.R...
January
1839 Return of Sums paid to Irish National Board of Education
William Treacy clerical RC
Killadooley Kildare building £55/9/0
Kilcock Kildare male & female fitting up £9/15/8
Newtown Kildare male & female building £220/0/0
Rathdowney Queens Co male & female building £80/0/0 fitting up £39/1/8
Tiermohan Kildare fitting up £12/17/3
19
March 1839 (FJ) Queens co. Assizes
Edward Nevin was found guilty of a malicious assult upon Michael Treacy. To be transported for twelve months.
10 August 1839 (FJ) Marriages
On the 4th instant, in Mountrath,
John Fitzpatrick, Esq., eldest son of Wm Fitzpatrick, Esq, of Deer Park, Queens
county to Johanna, only daughter of the late John Tracy, Esq., of Kilcommon,
King's County.
14
October 1839 (FJ) Death of the Rev Wm. Treacy
Died, on Monday last, the 7th instant, the Rev. William Treacy, the beloved parish priest of Rathdowney, Queen's county and one of the last of that virtuous body of ecclesiastics who were compelled, under the then existing penal laws of this country, to seek an education on the continent, and who, with others in the French revolution of '89, narrowly escaped the forfeit of his life. In the avocations of his sacred ministry he was at every period of his life most zealous and laborious. In the late political struggles for the regeneration of his country he bore a well known, bold and most useful part; and yet the numerous attendance of his Dissenting brethren and who accompanied his remains to the grave afforded ample and satisfactory evidence of the esteem in which his unsullied character was held.
13
December 1839 (FJ) O'Connell Tribute
...parish of Mountrath, Queen's County...John Treacey, Esq. 3l...
April 27, 1840 (FJ) Repeal of the Irish
reform Act
Daniel
Tracy, Montrath
John
Tracy, Montrath
April 29, 1840 (FJ) The Great Leinster
Aggregate Meeting
...platform...Daniel
Tracey, Mountrath; John Taaffe Kernan, Dominick street... (see Daniel
Thomas Treacy)
1840 Subscribers: Tracey, Rev. F.,
Mountmellick,
An Ecclesiastical History of Ireland: From the Introduction
of Christianity ... by Michael John
Brenan 1840, - Page vii
February 15, 1841 (FJ)
On the
night of the 13th ult, a desperate attempt was made on the life of Mr. Tracey,
near Maryborough; whilst standing in his own door a shot was fired at him,
which nearly deprived him of life...- Leinster Reformer
20 March 1841 (TH) Queens County Crown Court
James Brown [constable]
was arraigned at the bar for shooting at Joseph Tracy, of Ballyteegan, with an
intent to murder...Catherine Molloy, widow, was a first cousin to Tracy's
wife...verdict not guilty.
17 July 1841 (TH)
On
Thursday a woman named Tracy, at Castlebrack, Queens County, committed suicide
by hanging herself from a garden wall whilst under temporary insanity.
1841 A Return of
Inquests
Eliza Tracey, on the 5th July, at Kilcavan, hanged herself.
1842
Return of Number of Inquests - Queens County
Eliza Tracey, Kilcavan, hanged herself, 5 July 1841, Coroner: John Healy Owen.
September 06, 1841 Freemans Journal
The Lord Chancellor has
appointed John Treacy of Tenikilly, in the Queens County, Esq., to the
commission of the peace for said county.
8 Sep 1841 (CE)
John
Treacy, Esq., of Tenikilly, to the Commission of the Peace for the Queen's
County.
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database
(1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: JAMES
AGE: 23
PLACE OF TRIAL: Queens County
TRIAL DATE: 27/06/1842
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Stealing a cow
SENTENCE: Transportation 10 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 4, p 148
Civil
Service Evidence of Age
Edward Joseph Treacy,
b. 1847, Queen's County, Ireland
James Treacy, b.
1842, Queen's County, Ireland
Patrick Tracey, b.
1845, Queen's County, Ireland
21
January 1843 (N) The Mathew Testimonial
John Treacy, J.P., Tenkilly, Mountrath.
January 25, 1843 (FJ) Mathew Tesimonial
...John
Treacy, JP, Tenkilly, Mountrath...
25
February 1843 (N) O'Connell Fund
Comerass, Queen's County...collection by Daniel Treacy, Esq., Mountrath...John Treacy, J.P. and John Treacy, jun., Esqs., 1l each...
7
Dec 1844 (N)
Comerass, Queen's County...John Tracy, jun., James Treacy, Esqrs., 1l each...
6
December 1845 (N)
Comerass, Queen's County...John Tracy, jun., Jas. Treacy, Esqrs., 1l each...
January 24, 1844 (FJ)
Upperwood,
Queen's County - John Tracy, Esq, J.P. chairman
12 March
1844
Release and reconveyance by James Gaffney Billing Esq., Dublin and Wardle Ivy Sterling Esq., Dublin to Edward Courtney Clibborn Esq., Banbridge, Co. Down of the lands of Shamboe Tracy, manor of Villars, Barony of Upper Ossory, Queen's County. D1253/5/16
18
January 1845 (N) O'Connell Tribute
...Mountmellick Union, Queen's County...Rev. Felix Tracy, C.C...
Will: Judith Tracy of Ballylinan Co. Laois, 29th March 1845, Prerogative Court will. Char1/13/p21
1846 Charitable Donations and Bequests (Ireland)
Judith Tracy, late of Ballylinan, in the Queen's County, Widow:
I leave and bequeath to the Rev. Mr. Doran, Roman catholic curate of
Killalbin, the sum of 10 l. sterling, to be distributed in charitable purposes,
as he may think proper. I leave and bequeath to the Rev. Mr. Connolly, of Athy
Convent, Dominican Friar, the sum of 10l. sterling, for masses for the repose
of my soul.
Parliamentary Papers, Great Britain Parliament. House of Commons
August 26, 1846 (FJ) Married
On the
25th instant in Pembroke street, by the Right Rev. Dr. Haly, Miles Kehoe, Esq
of Moorestown, to Margaret, daughter of the late John Treacy, of Tenikilly in
the Queens County, Esq.
1846 Slaters
Directory
Edward,
Treacy, Public House, Ballycolleenbeg, Mountmellick
James
Tracy, baker, Main St, Mountmellick
James
Tracy, boot & shoemaker, Main St, Mountmellick
James
Tracy, Grocer, Main St, Mountmellick
John
Treacy, Esq., Gentry, Tinnekelly, Mountrath
Rev.
Felix Treacy, curate, Mountmellick
William
Treacy, pawnbroker, Mountrath
Ireland-Australia Transportation
Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACEY
OTHER NAMES: EDWARD
AGE: 32
PLACE OF TRIAL: Queens County
TRIAL DATE: 05/03/1846
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Burglary
SENTENCE: Transportation for 15 years
PETITIONER: Philip Ryan
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 6, p 164 CRF 1846 T 3
April 5, 1847 (FJ) (From the Leinster
Express)
Mountmelick
- On the night of Sunday, the 28th ult., a house, the property of James Tracy,
of this town, was maliciously set on fire and consumed at Derryguile. Having
purchased some land from one member of the family, it would appear that others
were not satisfied, and the burning seems to have been the consequence.
June 21, 1848 (FJ) Birth
On the
15th instant, at Tenikilly, in the Queen's County, the lady of John Treacy,
Esq, of a daughter.
November 18th, 1848 Athy Poor Law Union
Patt
Tracey’s wife, of Ballybed [Ballybeg, Co. Laois?], gave evidence in this case,
as it was she received the money he being unable to attend. She said she
received the first payment on lady-day in May; the first money she got was 2s
6d; this she got only once; the next time she got 3s, and 4s after that, until
she was cut to 3s again; her husband received the money once himself, she got
less than 3s only once; considers it was in July she was cut off; Mr. Large
told her he would not give it to her anymore, unless her husband came, as he
said he was able to work. Relieving Officer - Which was it I or Mr. Whelan gave
you the 2s 6d.
Witness -
It was you; you threw it on the road.
Mr. Whelan
- That is quite true. There is no doubt but it was 2s 6d, and it was thrown
upon the road.
Patrick
Tracy is charged on the Union, according to the Relieving Officer’s published
return, for twelve weeks, at 4s each.
December 27, 1848 (FJ) Queen's County
...voters...John
Treacy...
January 29, 1849 (FJ) Mountmellick Poor Law
Union
In
attendence...W. Tracey...
July
1849 Abstract Return of Notices served [Evictions]
Edward Tracey of Ballycullenbeg Mountmellick Queens, evicted by Edward Tracey
Jane Star of Ballycullenbeg, Mountmellick, evicted by Edward Tracey
1850 Thoms
Directory of Ireland
Felix Tracy, Curate, Mountmellick
John Treacy, Tinnekelly, Mountrath, Magistrate
Ireland-Australia Transportation
Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: BRIDGET
AGE: 57
PLACE OF TRIAL: Queens County
TRIAL DATE: 05/03/1851
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Larceny
SENTENCE: Transportation 10 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 11, p 59
COMMENTS: Convict may have been convicted with Mary Smith
Ireland-Australia Transportation
Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: JOHN
AGE: 21
PLACE OF TRIAL: Queens County
TRIAL DATE: 05/03/1851
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Burglary
SENTENCE: Transportation 10 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 11, p 132
April 26, 1851 (FJ) Aggregate Meeting of
Catholics in Ireland
...Edward
Tracy, do [Montrath]...
July 19, 1851 (FJ) Catholics of Ireland
...Mountrath...William
Treacy...
1851 English Census
Edward Tracy, born 1819 in Queens Country, Ireland.
Residence: Barton upon Irwell, Lancashire.
Ann Tracy 1820 in Queens Country 31 F Barton-Upon-Irwell Lancashire
Mary Tracy 1846 in Queens Country 5 F Barton-Upon-Irwell Lancashire
Sarah Tracy 1848 in Queens Country 3 F Barton-Upon-Irwell Lancashire
Henry Tracey, born 1798 in Queen Camel (County?),
Ireland. Residence: Thorney, Cambridgeshire.
Griffiths Valuation - Laois 1851-52
|
Alphabetical |
By Area |
|
Anne. E. Tracy Mrs. Archerstown Aharney Laois Bernard Tracy Srahduff Glebe Kilmanman Laois Catherine Tracey Garrison Rathdowney Laois Catherine Tracy Ballyquaid Glebe Skirk Laois Christopher Tracey Courtwood Lea Laois Daniel Tracey Esq. Derrynaseera Offerlane Laois Daniel Tracy Johnstown Glebe Rathdowney Laois Daniel Treacy Barrahill Rathdowney Laois Edward Tracey Mountmellick (Pound St.) Rosenallis Laois Edward Tracy Ballycullenbeg Harbour St Ardea Laois Edward Tracy Ballymooney Straboe Laois Edward Tracy Ballymooney Straboe Laois Edward Tracy Corbally Rosenallis Laois Edward Tracy Foundry Street Ardea Laois Esther Tracy Killinure Lea Laois James Tracey Derrygile Ardea Laois James Tracey Mountmellick (Main St. Lr. Rosenallis Laois James Tracy Acragar Ardea Laois James Tracy Foundry Street Ardea Laois James Treacy Killeshin Killeshin Laois John Tracey Jr. Garrison Rathdowney Laois John Tracey Monamonra Rathdowney Laois John Tracey Raheenduff Rosconnell Laois John Tracy Esq. Cappanarrow Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Garrafin Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Killeen Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Tinnakill Offerlane Laois John Tracy Huntspark,Ardough Killabban Laois John Tracy Lismurragha Rathdowney Laois John Tracy Morett Coolbanagher Laois John Tracy Mountrath Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois Joseph Tracy Ballytegan Borris Laois Joseph Tracy Cooltoran Borris Laois Joseph Tracy Kyleclonhobert Borris Laois Maurice Tracy Oldleagh Killabban Laois Maurice Treacy Killeshin Killeshin Laois Patrick Tracey Timogue Timogue Laois Patrick Tracy Ballickmoyler Killabban Laois Patrick Tracy Morett Coolbanagher Laois Richard Tracy Ardateggle Killeshin Laois Sarah Tracy Cloncourse Kyle Laois Susan Tracy Cloncourse Kyle Laois Thomas Tracy Durrow Town Parks Durrow Laois Walter Tracy Ballyteigeduff, Jamestown Laois William Tracy Ardateggle Killeshin Laois William Tracy Clonbarrow Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Tracy Mountrath Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Treacy Miss Lalor's Lane Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Treacy Mountrath (Town of)
Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois |
Anne. E. Tracy Mrs. Archerstown Aharney Laois Edward Tracy Ballycullenbeg Harbour St Ardea Laois Edward Tracy Foundry Street Ardea Laois James Tracey Derrygile Ardea Laois James Tracy Acragar Ardea Laois James Tracy Foundry Street Ardea Laois Joseph Tracy Ballytegan Borris Laois Joseph Tracy Cooltoran Borris Laois Joseph Tracy Kyleclonhobert Borris Laois John Tracy Mountrath Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Tracy Clonbarrow Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Tracy Mountrath Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Treacy Miss Lalor's Lane Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois William Treacy Mountrath (Town of) Clonenagh and Clonagheen Laois John Tracy Morett Coolbanagher Laois Patrick Tracy Morett Coolbanagher Laois Thomas Tracy Durrow Town Parks Durrow Laois Walter Tracy Ballyteigeduff, Jamestown Laois Bernard Tracy Srahduff Glebe Kilmanman Laois John Tracy Huntspark,Ardough Killabban Laois Maurice Tracy Oldleagh Killabban Laois Patrick Tracy Ballickmoyler Killabban Laois James Treacy Killeshin Killeshin Laois Maurice Treacy Killeshin Killeshin Laois Richard Tracy Ardateggle Killeshin Laois William Tracy Ardateggle Killeshin Laois Sarah Tracy Cloncourse Kyle Laois Susan Tracy Cloncourse Kyle Laois Christopher Tracey Courtwood Lea Laois Esther Tracy Killinure Lea Laois Daniel Tracey Esq. Derrynaseera Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Cappanarrow Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Garrafin Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Killeen Offerlane Laois John Tracy Esq. Tinnakill Offerlane Laois Daniel Tracy Johnstown Glebe Rathdowney Laois Daniel Treacy Barrahill Rathdowney Laois Catherine Tracey Garrison Rathdowney Laois John Tracey Jr. Garrison Rathdowney Laois John Tracey Monamonra Rathdowney Laois John Tracy Lismurragha Rathdowney Laois John Tracey Raheenduff Rosconnell Laois Edward Tracey Mountmellick (Pound St.) Rosenallis Laois Edward Tracy Corbally Rosenallis Laois James Tracey Mountmellick (Main St. Lr. Rosenallis Laois Catherine Tracy Ballyquaid Glebe Skirk Laois Edward Tracy Ballymooney Straboe Laois Edward Tracy Ballymooney Straboe Laois Patrick Tracey Timogue Timogue Laois |
May 14, 1852 (FJ) Queen's County Elections
Sir...As
to Mr. Daniel Treacy, the "freeholder", who put the question to me,
and is now the witness against me, I perceive by his letter that he is not only
your correspondent, but also a reporter...[signed] Edward Corcoran.
May 15, 1852 (FJ) Queen's County Elections
Sir...[signed]
Daniel Treacy, Dominick street. [Dublin]
1853-11-274 Marriage agreement dated 1853
between John W Cullen of 14 Mary St Dublin merchant and Mary Kirwan of
Templemore Co Tipperary. William Treacy
of Mountrath Queens County and Thomas Brady Dublin mentioned.
July 22, 1854 (FJ)
...John
Treacy, Esq, JP...in the chair...That the proceedings of the meeting be
published in the Freemans Journal, Leinster Express and Daily express
July 22, 1854 (FJ) Mountrath
...John
Treacy, Esq, JP...
November 14, 1854 (FJ) Catholic University of
Ireland
Parish of
Mountrath...Messrs W. Tracey...
1855 National Bank of
Ireland, Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Treacy, Tenikelly, Mountrath. Gentleman.
Andrew Tracy, Francis-street, Limerick. Grocer.
28
February 1855 London Gazette
February
1855 to 1868 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Treacy, Tenikilly, Mountrath (Gentleman) [Laois]
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Frank Treacy, b. 1889 Portarlington, Queens (Laois)
James Tracey, b. 1863 Morettee, Queens (Laois)
Michael Tracey, b. 1855 Portarlington, Queens (Laois)
August 2, 1858 (FJ) Death
July
27th, at his residence, Mountrath, Wm. Tracy, Esq., deeply and sincerely
regretted, honored and respected by all classes; he was the poor man's friend,
the protector of the oppressed, the affectionate and fondly loved father of a
numerous family - R.I.P.
February 5, 1859 (FJ) Propagation of the
Faith
...per
Mr. E. Tracy, Mountrath...
1
October 1859 (IT) Irish Shareholders - Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Co
...John Treacy, Tinikelly, Queen's County, Merchant...
December 28, 1859 (FJ) Sympathy for the Pope
Queens
co...Mr John Tracey, J.P....
31
December 1859 (N) Queens County Meeting of Catholics
...Mr. Tracy, JP...
July 5, 1860 (FJ) Tribute for the Pope
Parish of
Maryborough...Mr. Joseph Tracey £1...
July 17, 1860 (FJ) Papal Fund
Portarlington...Joe
Tracy 2s6d...
1862 Offences commited in Queens County
Injury to propert or place of Worship of Mary Kenna, labourer, 12 Nov 1860, Abbeyleix town, no inf lodged declined doing so, John Tracy, convicted at petty sessions
Injury to propert or place of Worship of Lord Ashbrook, 24 Sept 1861, Durrow town, no inf summoned, Thomas Tracy, dismissed at petty sessions
1862 - 1864 National education (Ireland)
Mary
Tracy R.C., Workmistress and assistant, female R.C., Cullohill, Aghmacart,
Laois
Bridget
Tracey R.C., Monitor, female R.c., Mount Mellick, Rosenallis, Laois
3 January 1863 (FJ) Death
December
24, after a short illness, Mr. Thomas Tracy, aged 20 years, third son of the
late William Tracy, Esq, of Mountrath, Queen's County. R.I.P.
17 June 1863 (FJ)
In the
matter of Patrick Dunne of Mountmellick, in the Queen's County, Shopkeeper, and
Provision Merchant, a bankrupt...dwelling house and tenement in Mountmellick,
wherein Samuel Smiley, formerly resided...bounded on the south by the Main
Street...on the east by the holding formerly John Mooore's...on the north by
William Shannon's...on the west by John Gee's...held under fee-farm grant dated
the 19th day of June 1858 and made between Martha Tracy on the one part and the
said Patrick Dunne of the other part...yearly rent of £26/5/11...
21 July 1864 (FJ) Burglary
...Portarlington.
The female prisoner also bought some clothes from Mr. Tracey of the same
town...
1864 Return of Name and Locality of
Convent and Monastic Schools
Bridget Tracy, Monitor, Presentation Nuns, Rosmallis, Mountmellic, Queens. £5/13/4
Kings
Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Daniel Tracey, Junr., s. of John, Tenikilly, Queen’s Co. (Laois); under 20; aft. Daniel, solicitor, uncle. H 1864. (Dublin Census 1911?)
1864 –
State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey, Margaret, Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 18 564
Tracey, Patrick, Carlow, Carlow/Laois. 3 418
Tracey, (female), Athy, Kildare/Laois. 13 436
Tracy, Anne, Athy, Kildare/Laois. 13 416
Tracy, Mary, Carlow, Carlow/Laois. 8 519
Tracy, Mary Ann, Donaghmore, Laois. 3 486
Tracy, Patrick, Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 8 653
Tracy, Thomas, Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 3 538
Treacy, Alicia, Athy, Kildare/Laois. 13 432
Treacy, William, Athy, Kildare/Laois. 8 459
Treacy, (male), Mountmellick, Laois/Offaly. 13 594
12 June 1865 (FJ) Landed Estates Court -
Queens County
In the
matter of the Estate of John Treacy and William Smith, Esquires, Owners; John
Delany, Esq, Petitioner.
To be
sold, befotre the Honourable Judge Dobbs, on Thursday, the 6th day of July, at
Noon, at the Landed Estates Court, Inns quay, Dublin, in one lot, part of the
Lands of Garrafin, otherwise Garryfin, otherwise Garrafna, containing
138a0r81p[?] statute measure, situated in that Barony of Upperwoods, and Queens
County, held under lease dated the 26 day of January 1771, for three lives
renewable for ever, which will be converted into fee farm at the expense of the
Estate and producing a profit rent of £61/13/10[?]. Date the 16th day of June
1865. C.R. Dobbs, Examiner.
Descriptive
particulars: The above lands are situated about four miles from the town of
Mountrath, and about six miles from the Mountrath and Castletown station on the
Great Southern and Western Railway...
7 July 1865 (FJ) Landed Estates -
Queen's County.
In the
matter of the estate of John Tracey and another, owners; John Delaney,
petitioner. The lands at Garraffin, barony of Upperwoods, held for lives
renewable for ever. 298 statute acres; nett proffit rent, £41/13/10; The
Ordance valuation is £124/5/0. Sold to Mr John Tracey at £790.
In the
matter of the estate of John Delaney, owner and petitioner. Lot 2 a divided
part of the lands of Tinnekelly, held for 999 years; 108 acres; net rent
£59/8/4. This was bought by Mr John Tracey at £1240.
26 September 1865 (FJ) Vacant Clerkship
of the Crown
The Lord
Lieutenant has sanctioned the transfer of Daniel Treacy, Esq, for the Clerkship
of the Crown for the King's County to that held by the late George Pilkington,
Esq, for the Queen's County. His Excellency has conferred the appointment
rendered vacant by Mr. Treacy's transfer on Joseph Lyons, Esq, of Maryborough.
13 March 1866 (FJ) Queens County
...grand
jury were sworn by Daniel Tracey, Esq., Clerk of the Crown...
25 July 1867 (FJ) Queens County
...sworn
by Mr. Daniel Tracey, clerk of the Crown...
12 October 1866 (FJ) Death
September
27, at Mullingar, Mr. William Treacy, late of Mountrath, much regretted by a
large circle of friends.
20
March 1867 (NG) Crown Court – Assault [Tipperary/Laois]
Catherine Tracy and Daniel Tracy were charged with an assault on James Monaghan and occasioning actual bodily harm...The man not appearing his recognisances were entreated; and the Crown proceeded with the case against the woman...James Monahan...I live near Catherine Tracy, the prisoner; I was in Rathdowney fair on the 15th December with a heifer, which I did not sell; on going home I passed by the prisoner's down a narrow lane; my heifer broke into Tracy's ground...attacked with stones...Dr. O'Connell, Templemore, attended me...I was fined one time for trespassing on the prisoners land...convicted of a common assault with a recommendation to mercy, and was sentenced to two months imprisonment without hard labour.
10 April 1867 (FJ) The Late Rev J.
Dunne, P.P., Mountrath
...Philip
Treacy, do [Mountrath] £2...
19 August 1867 (FJ) Thanks - The
Christian Brothers, Maryborough
...1s...Joseph
Tracey...
16 December 1867 (FJ) In aid of Pope
Parish of
Mountrath...Philip Tracy £1...
16 December 1867 (FJ) Contribution for
the Pope
Parish of
Mountrath...Philip Tracy...10s...
17 July 1871 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
Mr.
Philip Treacy, Mountrath...
1867 Parliamentary Papers - Accounts and
Papers 21st Volume
Landed Estate Court 1855 and 1866
Treacy and another, one lot, Quantity 298a/0r/31p, Value £41.13s.10d, Queen’s County
11
July 1868 Queens County Criminal Indictments 1840-1867
Daniel Treacy, Clerk of the Crown
2 April 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy owner and Eliza Mary Byrne petitioner.
(Ballincarra Weston, Soouth Liberties, Limerick & Ballyrackane and Drishane Tipperary & Raheen (Kilkenny/Laois) & Barryhill (Kilkenny) & Mountrath (Laois) & 33 Henry Street Dublin)
9/11 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy owner expartate and Guinness Mahon & Co petitioner.
(4 Lower Pembroke St Dublin… residue of 77 years from 1857… yearly rent £20…)
10/11 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy owner and John Hobbs Peart petitioner.
(??? Court or Market Square Mounthrath and other property in Mountrath)
13 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of he estate of Daniel Treacy trustee and executer of Patrick Murray desceased owner and Ellen Moore Spinster petitioner.
(lands North Ward Castleknock Dublin)
9 July 1870 (FJ) Grand Drawing of
Prizes, Jervis Street Hospital
...2nd
Raffle...5th Prize - Embroidered Cushion, No. of ticket 105; won by Miss Agnes
Treacy, Deerpark [Mountrath, Laois?].
28 November 1870 (FJ) Collection for the
French
Mountrath
and Hollow...Philip Treacy 10s...
Magistrates 1870/1880s
John Treacy, Tenikilly, Mountrath.
30 June 1871 (FJ)
Mr. D.J.
Treacy, son of John Treacy, Esq., J.P.., of Tenikelly, Mountrath, in the
Queen's County, has been admitted an attorney of her Majestry's superior courts
of law, and a solicitor of the Court of Chancery in Ireland.
8 July 1865 (FJ) University,
Professional and Civil Service Classes
Mr.
Michael Hickey, BA TCD, 38 Summer Hill...Mr. Daniel Treacy, jun, having
revised, under Mr. Hickey, the business of the "Preliminary Examinations
for Attorney's Apprentices", obtained, at the last Examinations, Second
Place in a class of 17 Candidates.
1871
British Census
Mars Treacy,
b. abt 1820 Laois Ireland, Derbyshire England
William
Treacy, b. abt 1843 Laois Ireland, Derbyshire England
26
June 1872 (FJ) The Galway Vindication Fund
Mountmellick...Mrs. Tracy 5s...
15
July 1872 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb
...Mr. John Treacy, Tinkilly, Mounthrath...
15
July 1872 (FJ)
...Mr P Treacy, Mountrath...
1873-74 Teachers and Monitors Ireland
Jos Treacey, Killeagh, Kings Co
Bt Treacy - Ind, Mt Mellick F – nuns, Queens Co
2
May 1874 (N) Attempted Murder in the Queen's County
...Mr. John Tracey, J.P., Tennakilly...
23
September 1874 (FJ) Police Intelligence
John Kelly, Maryborough, Queen's County...a sheep affected with scab...veterinary surgeon, named Wm. Tracey...
November
1874 Court of Insolvency
Daniel Tracey, solicitor, accounts from 1844 to 1874...
2 April
1875 (FJ) Queen's County Quarter Sessions
...grand jury...Philip Treacy...
July
1876 Ballyfin Yearlings
present...Mr. Tracy, V S; Mountrath...
1876 Landowners in Ireland
Tracey, A. E., (Dublin), Laois. 191a/1r/17p. £134.5.0
Tracey, John, Ardough, Laois. 13a/2r/20p. £3.10.0
Treacy, Daniel, (Dublin), Laois. 47a/3r/15p. £92.0.0
Treacy, John, Tinnakelly, Mountrath, Laois.
558a/0r/0p. £281.5.0
Treacy, Philip, Mountrath, Laois. 2a/3r/35p. £40.0.0
1876 Return of holdings purchased by
Tenants from the Church Temporalities
Ballyquaid
Glebe, Skeirke, Clandonagh, Queens County
Wm. Treacy, sale 1 April 1876, 7a/2r/19, valuation £6/15/0, rent £8/7/6, Gross £184, cash £94/1/4, Mortgage £80/18/8, 31/8/1880 arrears -
25 Nov 1876 IT
Mr
Treacey, V.S. (Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, London),
having resigned his position under Professor Ferguson, her Majesty's Veterinary
Surgeon, can be consulted at Mountrath.
6 December 1877 (FJ) The Casey Fair
Trial Fund
...Philip
Treacy, Mountrath, 5s...
13 December 1877 (FJ) Queens County
Magistrates...John
Treacy...
'Ascension Thursday 1877' (c. June) Holograph letter from
James Walshe, Carlow, to Kirby: Letter of introduction to Rev. F. Treacy. [Felix?]
The
Kirby Collection Catalogue Irish College Rome
1877 The Irish language in National
Schools
John Treacy, J.P. Queen's County
1877 Return of Holdings exceeding Three
Acres sold by Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland
Wm. Tracy, Ballyquaid Glebe, Skeirke, Clandonagh, Queen's Co., sale 31 Mar 1876, rent £5/9/2, 4a/0r/30p, value £4/0/0, gross £108, cash £27, mortgage £81
28 February 1878 (FJ) Marriage
Treacy
and Keon - February 27, at the pro-Cathedral, Marlborough-street, by the Rev TJ
O'Reilly, CC, Daniel Joseph Treacy, Esq, JP, Teinkilly, Queen's County, to Mary
Josephine, only daughter of the late Ferdinand P Keon, Esq, New Brooke, county
Leitrim.
December 1878 Court
...John
Tracey, Esq., J.P. Trinakilly, Queens county...
9 September 1876 (N) Bazar in aid of the
Completion of the Church of Aghaboe [Laois]
...Second
stall was presided over by Miss Campion, Rathdowney, Miss Coyne Fernville;
assisted by the Misses Treacy, Miss Power and Miss Banks...Fourth Stall was presided
over by Miss Treacy and Miss Cunningham assisted by Mrs. O'Connor, Miss Cass
and Miss Fennelly...Mr P Treacy, Mountrath 10s...
17 April 1878 (FJ) To the Right Hon.
Hugh Tarpey, Lord Mayor of Dublin
...convene
an Aggregnite Meeting of the Catholics of Ireland...demands...education,
Primary, Intermediate and University.
Edward
Tracey, Morehampton-road, Dublin
John
Tracey, jun, Mountrath.
15
November 1880 Castletown of Upper Ossary
John
Treacy of Tinakilly Mountrath Laois, appointed magistrate 30 Aug 1840
Castletown and Coolrain
27 November 1880 (N) Demonstation at
Stradbally [Laois]
...present...P.
Treacy...Maryborough Branch...- Freemans
July 1881 Queens Co.
...Charles
R. Tracy...obtained from Captain John Sweetman Powell at Lamberton Park, the
sum of £4...
December 1881 Judicial rent, Maryborough
Timothy
Meagher, tenant; John Tracy, landlord
Holding
of 19 acres, rent £15, valuation £7/10/0, on the River Delaur. He said that his
father had been bord on the farm 63 years ago, he paid the rent by working for
Mr Tracy as his father did before him. Mr John Tracy junior said he would give
the farm for £11/5/0.
Patrick
Dunn, tenant; John Tracy, landlord
holding
12 acres, rent £19/9/4, valuation £9
1881 British Census
Mary Tracy, aged 20, born Neath Queens Co, single, Housemaid, Bridge St (Victoria Hotel) Bradford York
Mary Tracy, Boarder, Married,
F, 30,
Woolcombing, Queens
County Mount Mellick; 92 Back Abbey Rd, Manningham, Bradford, Yorkshire
Patrick Tracey, aged 59, born Queens Co, widow, wool washer (stuff), 22 Broom St Bowling York
William, aged 35, born Queens Co, son, single, woolen warehouseman (CI Dur)
John, aged 31 years, born Queens Co, lodger (son???), married, operative stuff dye
Richard Tracey, aged 60, born Queens Co, widow, lodger, shoemaker, 34 Granby St Bowling York
William Tracey, 65 years, born Queens Co, single, lodger, labourer, 11 Lombard St Manchester Lanc.
1882 Return of Payments to Landlords
John Treacy, 2 holdings, annual rent £38/4/4, amount paid £19/2/2
1882 [C.3120] Irish Land Commission. The
Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881 - Queens Co
Thomas
Dunne, tenant, John Treacey, landlord, Tinnakill, 5a1r20p, £1.10.0 valuation,
£3.10.0 rent, £1.2.6 judicial rent
Margaret
Dooley, tenant, John Treacey, landlord, Tinnakill, 39a0r0p, £22.10.0 valuation,
£49.6.8 rent, £27.0.0 judicial rent
Reps of
Timothy Meagher, tenant, John Treacey, landlord, Garrafin, 19a0r0p, £7.10.0
valuation, £15.0.0 rent, £9.0.0 judicial rent
Patrick
Dunne, tenant, John Treacey, landlord, Tinnakill, 17a0r0p, £9.0.0 valuation,
£19.9.4 rent, £11.0.0 judicial rent
G.
Selvey, tenant, John Treacey, landlord, Tinnakill, 119a1r25p, £114.0.0
valuation, £85.0.0 rent, £1.2.6 judicial rent
J.
Hegarty, tenant, John Treacey, landlord, Tinnakill, 16a0r0p, £5.15.0 valuation,
£16.24.4 rent, £8.0.0 judicial rent, fixed by consent
1883 Hugh Cassin, tenant, John Treacy, landlord,
Garafin, Queens Co, 8a0r0p, £2.15.0 valuation, £8 rent, £3.15.0 judicial rent,
by consent
1884 [C.4059] Arrears of Rent (Ireland)
Act, 1882 - Landlords
John
Treacy, Queens, 2 holdings, £38.4.4 rent, £38.4.4 arrears 1880, £19.2.2 paid by
commission
17 October 1885 (N) Queens County
Convention
...Rev PJ
Tracy, CC, Grogan...
17 October 1885 (N) Queen's County
Conventions
...Rev PJ
Treacy, CC, Grogan...delegates...Camross...W. Treacy...
1887 Family of Treacy
Papers in the Chancery Case 1887 of Treacy v. Treacy relating to trusts of the marriage settlement of John Treacy of Tenniskelly, Queens Co & Mary Madden 1938.
Dublin Public Records Office M 5822 (1-7)
28 February 1887 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Maria Tracy, Miss, Mountmellick [Laois]
Treacy - 1st March 1887, in Dublin, John Treacy, J.P., Tenikilly, Mountrath, aged 86 years. R.I.P. Funeral from Mountrath Station on to-morrow (Friday) morning at 9.15 o'clock.
1887
[C.5031] Irish Land Commission - Queens Co
John Treacy, tenant, Robert H. Stubber, landlord, Bawnbrack, 32a2r9p, £26.10.0 valuation, £33.2.6 rent, £22.0.0 judicial rent
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May 1889 New Zealand Tablet
Queen's County.— The people of Mountrath held a public meeting to protest against the barbarities to which Wm. O'Brien is being subjected in Clonmel Gaol. Rev. Edward Brennan presided. ihe following resolution was proposed by Rev. J. Donovan, seconded by Daniel J. Treacy, and unanimously adopted:— That we indigently protest against the barbarous and cruel treatment to which William O'Brien is being subjected in Clonmel Gaol, and that we hereby declare our determination to aid more strenuously than ever the noble cause tor which he suffers.
1889
Return of judicial rents
Patrick Lapsley of Kylenaseer Laois, landlord John Treacy Exor. of John Treacy, 16a/0r/31p, poor valuation £6/10/0, old rent £11/10/0, new rent £6/15/0
Michael Doolan of Kylenaseer Laois, landlord John Treacy Exor. of John Treacy deceased, 31a/3r/37p, poor valuation £12/10/0, old rent £20/5/6, new rent £13/0/0
John McDonnell of Kylenaeser Laois, landlord John Treacy Exor. of John Treacy deceased, 32a/1r/23p, poor valuation £11/10/0, old rent £19/3/8, new rent £12/0/0
1890
Return of judicial rents
Abraham Tracey of Ardentagle Queens Co, landlord Harman Fitzmaurice and others, 65a/3r/11p, poor valuation £27/5/0, old rent £47/0/0, new rent £34/0/0
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April 1890 New Zealand Tablet
Queen's County. — At the recent meeting of the Aghboe League, Father Kuaresborough presided. Other members present : Messrs. Lawrence Cummins, Nicholls Connor, Robert Treacy. M. Whittaker, J. Dunphy, E. Loughman, J. Deegan, P. Flynn, E. Fitzpatrick, J. Collins, J. Davin, J. Harte, B. Fitzpatrick, etc. The following resolution was unanimously passed . — That we, in meeting assembled, having heard the facts of the case of Butcher v. Tierney, and the ground for complaint by the former, consider Mr. Butcher's conduct in serving Tierney with an ejectment process as harsh, unjustifiable, and tyrannical, and as such we pledge ourselves to support the oppressed tenants by every legal means, and we would recommend that all Nationalists solicitors woukd keep aloof from taking the landlord's part in all such cruel proceedings.
Mayo Church of Ireland Graveyard
Treacy
1892 Jeanie Treacy,
tenant, Major H Fitzmaurice, landlord, Ardteggle, Queens Co, 90a3r20p, £11.10.0
valuation, £16 rent, £14 judicial rent
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 Treacy, Maryboro Laois Ireland,
1909, 26 years
Cornelius Treacy, Ballybrophy Laois
Ireland, 1914, 40 years (Dublin Census 1911?)
Ellen
Treacey, Mountmellick (Laois Ireland?), 1893, 21 years
James Treacy, Rathdowney (Laois Ireland?),
1906, 22 years
John
Treasy, Borris (Carlow or Laois?) Ireland 1907, 28 years
Julia
A. Tracey, Emo Laois? Ireland, 1920, 17 years
Lena
Tracey, Emo Laois? Ireland, 1914, 20 years
Maggie
Tracey, Emo Laois? Ireland, 1914, 18 years
Maggie Treacy, Ballybrophy Laois? Ireland,
1914, 9 years
Margaret Treacy, Rathdowney Laois Ireland,
1909, 20 years
Margaret
Treasy, Borris (Carlow or Laois?) Ireland, 1907, 21 years
William
Tracey, Durrow (Laois Ireland?), 1903, 24 years
1892 Return of
judicial rents
Jeanie Treacy of
Ardateggle Laois, landlord Major H. Fitzmaurice, 90a/3r/20p, poor valuation
£11/10/0, old rent £16/0/0, new rent £14/0/0
Thomas Carroll of
Crannagh Laois, landlord John Treacy, 54a/1r/2p, poor valuation £25/10/0, old
rent £48/6/0, new rent £38/0/0
March 1893 New
Magistrates
Queens Co...John Tracy...
1894 Names of
Persons holding Commission of Peace
John Treacy,
Queens Co., Landowner and farmer, appointed magistrate 18 Feb 1893
March 1895 Estate
John Joseph Keon late of Mullingar and died 67 Lower Leeson St,
Dublin...Executrix Mrs. Mary Josephine Treacy of Belle Vue, Mountrath, Queens
County...
February 1899
House and Parlourmaids
Repectable young country girl, never out before, wishes to be trained as
housemaid; well recomended; R.C. Address B. Tracy, care of Mrs. Hill, Cherry
Hill, Maryborough.
1899 Return of
advances under Purchase of Land
July 28 1898
Purchaser: John Treacy of Morreit Queens Co., Vendor: Earl of Portarlington,
7a/1r/35p, value £4/5/0, rent £4/10/0, purchase £81, advance £81
1899 Return of
advances under Purchase of Land
Jul 23 1897
Purchaser: James Treacey of Morett Queens Co., Vendor: Earl of Portarlington,
6a/0r/19p, value £4/18/0, rent £4/0/0, purchase £76, advance £76
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census – Heads
of households
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Alphabetical |
Civil Parish |
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Abraham Tracy, Killeshin Anne Tracy, Rosenallis Anne Treacy, Aghaboe Eliza Tracy, Carn or Curraghane, Emo, Coolbanagher Francis Treacy, Killeshin James Treacey, Rathdowney James Treacy, Morett, Emo, Coolbanagher John (J.Peace) Treacy, Offerlane John Treacy, Morett, Emo, Coolbanagher Maria Treacey, Skeirke Martin Treacy, Killeshin Mary Tracey, Castlebrack Mary Tracey, Rathdowney Mary Tracy, Offerlane Matthew Tracy, Clonenagh & Clonagheen William Tracy, Borris William Tracy, Rathdowney William Treacy, Clonenagh & Clonenagheen |
Anne Treacy, Aghaboe William Tracy, Borris Matthew Tracy, Clonenagh &
Clonagheen Eliza Tracy, Carn or Curraghane, Emo, Coolbanagher Abraham Tracy, Killeshin Mary Tracy, Offerlane
William Tracy, Rathdowney Maria Treacey, Skeirke |
17 November 1902 (IT) Death
Tracey - November 16, at 21 Gardiner's
place [Dublin], the Rev. Matthew Tracey, P.P. Rosenallis, Queen's County, aged
53 years. R.I.P. Funeral arrangements will be announced in to-morrows issue.
January 03, 1903 The
Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920 newspaper.
The Rev Matthew Tracey pastor of Rosenaills died on the 16th [November]. He was A native of Carlow and for nearly thirty years was in the sacred ministry. He was for two years on the Scotch mission He then returned to Clonbullosue where he remained twenty-three years. He was transferred to Rosenaills about three years ago.
1902 Return of advances under the Purchase
of Land (Ireland) Act
15/5/1901 Martin Treacy of Killeshin
Queens, landlord William A. Cooper, 16a/0r/19p, poor valuation £-, rent
£7/12/0, purchase £157, advance £150, cash £-
Nov 23, 1903 (IT)
Church of Ireland
United Dioceses of Ossary, Ferns and
Leighlin...examination for the Bishop's medals...Lizzie Treacy (Killabban)
[Laois]...
Jul 30, 1904 (IT)
Awards
No. 1 "Grann's Hamper" has been
awarded to Miss Kate Tracey, aged 11, Ardentegle, Killeshin, Queens Co., for a
letter about her home.
Aug 27, 1904 (IT)
Prizes and Marks
First prize has been awarded to Miss Kate
Tracey, aged 11, Ardentegle, Killeshin, Queens Co., for 1o marks.
1906 [Cd. 3238]
Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903,
during the period from 1st November, 1903, to 31st December, 1905 - Queens Co
July 7 1904, Abraham Teracy or Tracy,
Ardtoggle, 65a3r11p, £34.0.0 rent, judicial, £689 advance, £672 purchase, £17
deposit, Estate of Harman Fitzmaurice
1905 Kelly's
Directory
D.J. Treacy, Bellevue, Mountrath R.S.O.
Queen's County
John Treacy J.P. Tennekelly, Offerlane,
Mountrath R.S.O.
Kehoe and
Treacy - May 6th 1907, at the Church
of St. Andrew, Westland Row [Dublin]...Miles Kehoe, K.C. County Court Judge, to
Annie, daughter of the late John Treacy,
J.P., Tenikilly, Mountrath, Queen's County.
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.
Nov 22, 1907 (IT)
Question as to a sub-Tenacy
...O'Loughlin v. Treacy...appeal by the
landlord Mr. John treacy, of Tinnekill, Mountrath, against a decision of the
Sub-Commission, fixing a fair rent upon the holding of Mary O'Louhlin,
comprising 2? acres, which was held at
the rent of £3 per annun as sub-tenant to Mr. Treacy, who was a middleman...it
was nearly 40 years since her farther went into occupation...Mr. Treacy's
evidence was that the present occupant's father went in as a caretaker. In 1884
he himself was evicted by the head landlord, for non-payment of rent, and
O'Loughlin, his sub-tenant, was evicted at the same time. Subsequently, he got
a lease from the head landlord of portion of his original holding and included
the house and parcel of land in the occupation of Miss O'Loughlin...[Appeal
denied]
12/12/1907 Irish Times
…J Treacy, Maryborough (Archers
Chevalier)…
County Laois, Portlaoise Cemetery, Portlaoise,County
Laoise
Thomas Tracy, 45,
Labourer, Infimary, 15/06/1907
July 1908 IT
Ossary Agricultural Show...
Cattle Class 5 2nd John Treacy,
Ballyquaid, Skeirk, Ballybrophy - Roan heifer
Sheep class 33 1st John Treacy,
Ballyquaid, Ballybrophy
Sheep class 34 1st John Tracy, Ballyquaid,
Sheirk, Ballybrophy
Sheep class 35 1st John Tracy, Ballyquaid,
Ballybrophy
Jul 22, 1909 (FJ)
Ossory Show
...Class 6 - Calf born in 1909...reserved,
John Treacy, Skeirke, Ballybrophy. [Laois]
May 2, 1910 (FJ) RIC
...Constable Jas. Treacy, Queen's
Co., to Wexford...
Constable Treacy (Clonaslee, Queen's County).HC Deb 07 July 1910 vol 18 c1768 1768
§ Mr. DELANY asked the Chief
Secretary whether his attention has been called to the case of Constable [James] Treacy [b. Kilkenny],
lately stationed at Clonaslee, Queen's County, against whom it was alleged that
on a certain Sunday in October last, when acting as barrack orderly between
nine and ten o'clock at night, he stopped two men outside the barracks, and,
after procuring drink for them from an adjacent public-house, incited them to
smash the bicycle belonging to the sergeant of a neighbouring station and throw
it into the river; that on another occasion this constable supplied horns to
two young men, prompting them at the same time to sound a local Protestant,
lately married, with the object of annoying the sergeant; and that he advised
certain persons to feign drunkenness before the sergeant, get arrested, and
then go before a doctor and a magistrate and charge the sergeant with unlawful
arrest; whether he is aware that evidence of a most reliable character is
forthcoming in support of those charges; and will he grant a public sworn
inquiry in order that the allegations against this constable may be thoroughly
investigated?
§ Mr. REDMOND BARRY My attention
has already been drawn to the matters referred to in the question, which were
investigated by two experienced police officers some months ago. The
Inspector-General then came to the conclusion that the case of Constable Treacy
would be sufficiently met by his transfer to another county, as already ordered
on other grounds. I see no reason for any further inquiry.
Royal Irish Constabulary (Constable Treacy).HC Deb 13 July 1910 vol 19 cc573-4W 573W
§ Mr. DELANY asked the Chief
Secretary whether he can say upon what date Constable Treacy left Clonaslee,
and where he is at present stationed; and whether he is engaged in ordinary
police duties?
§ Mr. BIRRELL Constable Treacy
left Clonaslee on 14th May and is at present
stationed at Coolgreaney [Coolgreany Co. Wexford]. He performs ordinary
police duties.
Royal Irish Constabulary (Constable Treacy).HC Deb 14 July 1910 vol 19 cc591-2 591
§ Mr. REDDY (for Mr. Delany) asked
the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether he will order a magisterial investigation
into the charges preferred against Constable Treacy, lately stationed at
Clonaslee, Queen's County, seeing that the evidence of eight independent
witnesses is forthcoming charging this constable with incitement to crime and
outrage on three distinct occasions?
§ Mr. BIRRELL As the hon. Member
has already been informed, this matter has been investigated by two experienced
police officers. The constable has been transferred to another county, and I
see no reason for any further inquiry.
§ Mr. REDDY (for Mr. Delany) asked
the Chief Secretary for Ireland whether, at the inquiry held on 19th April at
Clonaslee, Queen's County, by District-Inspectors O'Connor, Kanturk, and
Wallace, Cappawhite, into the charges of incitement to crime and outrage preferred
against Constable Treacy, the evidence was taken on oath; and whether he will
lay a copy of the report of those two police officers and the minutes of
evidence upon the Table of the House?
§ Mr. BIRRELL Evidence was not
taken on oath at the inquiry referred to. I do not propose to lay upon the
Table of the House a copy of the report of the officers who conducted the
inquiry.
Jun 4, 1910 (FJ)
UIL
Parish of Emo (Queens Co)...5s...John
Treacy...
Jul 21, 1910 (FJ)
Ossory Agricultural Society's Show & Jul 29, 1910 (FJ) Queens Co. Ag Show
Class 56. Two year gelding or filly
suitable for hunting purposes. 1st prize John Treacy, Sheirke, Ballybrophy...
Mar 31, 1911 (FJ)
Mountmelick Union
...Patrick J. Treacy, Acting Clerk of
Union and District Councils...
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1914-1918 Ireland’s Memorial Records
Joseph Tracey. Reg. No. 29807. Rank Private, Royal
Dublin Fusiliers 1st batt. Died of wounds France 14/5/1918. Born Portarlington.
Age 32, Son of
Jane F. Treacy, of 5, Hilton St., Kay St., Lower Openshaw, Manchester, and the
late Joseph Tracey.
1915 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of Samuel Dickson Sandes
29/7/1915 Michael Treacey of Garrymore Queens, 3a/0r/1p consolidated with 3a/2r/14p parcel, poor valuation £1/0/0/, rent £1/5/0, purchase £25, advance £25, 20 years rent
1916 The American Law List
Mountrath Queen's Daniel
J. Treacy
1917-1918-1919 Schools under Roman Catholic managment
Mountrath patrician College
Mr. P.J. Treacy/Tracey, qualified lay teacher, £120 & £160
Treacy - January 8, 1927, at her residence 18
Upper Leeson street, Dublin, Mary Josephine, widow of the late Daniel J.
Treacy, Solicitor, Mountrath, and grand-daughter of the 2nd ??? de Blaquiere?,
Port Letunn? Mullingar R.I.P.
1931
Mountrath
PJ Treacy,
Main Street, Drapers Milliners & Dressmakers
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
James Joseph Tracy b. 24 Nov 1885
Jueens Or Leeks, Ireland
William Joseph Tracy b. 27 Mar 1883
Queens, Ireland Residence: Hartford, Connecticut
FAMILY HISTORIES
James Cunningham (s. of Dorothea Treacy & James Cunninham of Ballacolla) of Ballacolla Queens Co. m. Catherine Bowden (d. of Michael Bowden & Mary Keyes of Urlingford) of Urlingford on 8 June 1903 Wit: Fred Bowden of urlingford & Mary Cunningham of Ballacolla
Edward Tracy (b. abt 1813 in Queens Ireland) & Maria ??? (b: ABT 1823 in Galway Ireland) (see 1851 British Census?)
Ann Tracy (b. 1850) m. John GREGORY (b: 28 Jun 1850) 18 NOV 1871 in All Saint's R.C. Chapel, Barton
Children:
1. Clementine GREGORY b: 1876
2. Florence A. GREGORY b: 1878
3. Ellen GREGORY b: 1880
4. 
Amy
Elizabeth GREGORY b: 6 Jul 1881 in 27, King Street, Eccles
5. Catherine GREGORY b: 1885
6. Mary F. GREGORY b: 1886
7. Adam GREGORY b: 1888 in Patricroft Eccles
Elizabeth
Tracy
Bridget b.
28 January 1880 (LDS)
Ellen Tracey & James Gorman
Patrick, 06.12.1867, Laois
Daniel, 11.06.1869, Kilkenny
Thomas, 05.04.1871, Kilkenny
George Tracey & Lillie
Talbot
Tracey and Talbot -
September 3, 1918, at Kilternan Church, George, son of William and Margaret
Tracey, "Barnacullia," Sandyford, to Lillie daughter of the late
James and Frances Talbot, "Killart," Clonaslee, Queen's County.
James Tracey & Margaret Dunne
Joseph b. 8 September 1870 (LDS)
John Tracy & Mary Galvin
Esther b. 19 February 1874 (LDS)
John Tracy & Margaret Smith
Bridget b. 20 August 1870 (LDS)
John Treacy & Catherine ???
Mary b. 25 April 1875 (LDS)
John Tracy (b. about 1818 d. before March 1871) & Julia ???
Patrick b. about 1843 (LDS)
William b. about 1845 (LDS)
Winnie b. about 1847 (LDS)
Julia b. about 1849 (LDS)
Eliza b. about 1851 (LDS)
Mary b. about 1853 (LDS)
James b. about 1855 (LDS)
John b. about 1857 (LDS)
Freedmans
Bank Records
Patrick Tracy, 28 years, single, s. of John
& Julia (dead), b. Queens Co., Ireland
Brothers & Sisters:
Wm in Phila
Winne, Julia & Eliza in Phila
Mary, James & John dead
Private, Co. K. 3 U.S. Artillery, Account Date:
21 Mar 1871, No. 5703 Savannah, Chatham, Georgia, United States
Joseph
Treacy & Bridget Doyle
Bridget b.
26 December 1879 Kildare & Queens (LDS) (Stated as Laois)
Joseph Tracy & Bridget Doyle
Josephine Tracy b. 04 Oct 1878 Barrack St [Athy PLU] Ireland
Mary Tracey or Quaney (b. 19 Feb 1837 in County Queens or Kings, Ireland d. 2 Dec 1908 in Meriden, Kansas)
1870 Census: Philadelphia Ward 10 District 28, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
1880 Census: Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas, United States
1900 Census: Fairview, Jefferson, Kansas
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=lisablundell&id=P2303671059
Borris-in-Ossory
Bridget Treacey &
Patrick Loughman
Joseph b. 1856
Catherine ?Tracy &
Richard Huphy
Patrick b. 1856
William Treacy & Mary Delany
Joseph
b. 8 July 1868 Borris-in-Ossory (LDS)
John
b. 24 November 1869 (LDS)
Con
b. 7 August 1871 Borris-in-Ossary (LDS)
Kyran
b. 25 June 1873 (LDS)
Photographic Record https://picasaweb.google.com/beachnutsfla/TracyGenealogy#
Home of Joseph Treacy,
Killasmeestia https://picasaweb.google.com/beachnutsfla/TracyGenealogy#5425578310978142290
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Father William Treacy was
born in Ballyquaid, Killasmeestia, Borris-in-Ossory, Co. Laois in 1919. In
1932, he left for St. Kieran’s College, Kilkenny, a boarding school 30 miles from
his parents’ home. It was during that time that Father Treacy decided to
become a priest and in 1937, entered St. Patrick’s Seminary, Maynooth. He was
ordained in June 1944. In 1945, while the Second
World War was still raging, Father Treacy left for Seattle, Washington to
fill a temporary vacancy at St. Alphonsus Church. In 1989, he retired after
50 years of service in Washington State. In addition to his duties within his
parishes and interfaith projects, Father Treacy was active in faith-based and
service organizations that provide aid to the poor as well as those in
spiritual need, both at home and overseas. Today, Father Treacy continues to
deliver his message of the importance of service and interfaith communication. In 1960 Father Treacy was chosen to the
Catholic representative to the award winning interfaith television program, Challenge,
which had been organized by Rabbi Levine. The program aired for fourteen
years. Their friendship sprang from those meetings and together they wrote, Wild
Branch on the Olive Tree, a book about their relationship. Rabbi Levine
and Father Treacy were friends for 25 years. |
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Camross
Very Rev. William Tracey (c.1771-1839)
The first chapel of Grogan was thrown down and another built on its foundations, in 1791 by Father Purcell, P.P. The present chapel, the third on the same site, was built by Father Tracey PP., in 1826, around and over its predecessor, which was only taken down when the new edifice had been roofed in. Father Tracey rests here, at the intersection of the nave and north transept, but there is no monument marking his grave. Father William Butler, his predecessor, rests here also, it is said, before the high altar, as one steps from the sanctuary into the nave. A chalice belonging to this chapel has the inscription: - "Collected in Grogan for the use of the parish by the Rev. W. Tracey, 1799." Very Rev. William Tracey was born at Marymount, parish of Camross, and received at least part of his education in France, where he narrowly escaped the guillotine at the time of the Revolution. He was ordained by Dr. Lanigan about 1796, after which he was C.C. Rathdowney till 1799. His next Curacy was Muckalee, whence he was promoted to the pastorship of Rathdowney in 1802. He became Treasurer of the Diocesan Chapter in 1837. Having governed this parish 37 years, he died at his house in Barrachill, Oct. 7th, 1839 at the age of 68, and is buried in Grogan chapel. Two of his nephews were respected priests of Kildare and Leighlin Diocese, viz., Rev. William Tracey, P.P. Kilcock, and Rev. Felix Tracey, P.P. Ballyna. (see Daniel Thomas Treacy) Source: Carrigan, "The History and Antiquities of the Diocese of
Ossory", Vol. 2 (1905) |
Durrow
Richard Treacy & Mary Anne Copley
William
b. 30 June 1877 Maynebog (LDS)
Emo
James Tracy & Margaret Carroll
Catherine b. 3 November 1866 Emo (LDS)
Patrick Tracy
& Catherine Doolan
MALE
b. 7 August 1864 Emo (LDS)
Esther
b. 2 September 1866 Emo (LDS)
John
b. 1 May 1868 (LDS)
Patrick Tracy
& Mary Hynes/Hines
Patrick
b. 13 March 1864 Emo (LDS)
Peter
b. 3 March 1867 Emo (LDS)
John
b. 1 March 1869 (LDS)
1. Unknown Treacy
1.1 John Treacy (d. 27 Dec 1924 The Heath, Portlaois bur. Emo Church yard) m. Henrietta Moore
1.2 Patrick Treacy (Monsignor)
1.3 Thomas Treacy
Killeshin (CoI)
Church of Ireland records for the Carlow area
http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/index.html
Killeshin is included
in the Carlow records.
Abraham
Treacy (s. of John Treacy,
farmer) famer of Bilbo m. Anne Condell (d. of Thomas Condell, farmer) of Augrue
on 1 February 1883. Wit: Thos Willoughby & Alicia Condel. Bilboa Parish View Register
Abraham
Tracey (labourer) & Anne
Tracey
Martha Tracey b. 25 November 1883 bapt. 13
January 1884 of Greenhill, Killeshin Parish View Register
John Tracey b. 2 November 1884 bapt. 4 January
1885 of Greenhill Cottage, Killeshin Parish View Register
Abraham
Treacy & Anne Treacy
Mary Jane Treacy b. 31 May 1886 bapt. 22 August
1886 of Carlow Parish View Register
James
Tracey (s. of James Tracey,
labourer) widower, Corporal 18 Regt of Curragh Camp m. Rebecca Gould (d. of
James Gould, labourer) of Graigue on 6 May 1866 Wit: William Galvin & James
Blacker. Killeshin Parish View
Register
James
Tracey, Corporal 18 regt. Foot
Curragh Camp of Kildare m. Rebecca Gould of Graigue Parish Killeshin on 6 May
1866 Wit: William Galvin & James Blacker. Killeshin Parish View
Register
William
Treacy b. 19th September
1843 an illegitimate child
Mother name Eliza Jessop a foundling? of
Bilboa, by John Williamson, curate of Killeshin View Register
Killeshin (& Graigue,
Graiguecullen)
Killeshin
marriages 1822-1881 (A lot of the records could not be read)
http://www.igp-web.com/carlow/Killeshin_Mar_0001.htm
Killeshin
baptisms 1819-1881 (A lot of the records could not be read)
http://www.igp-web.com/carlow/Killeshin_bap_0001.htm
Many thanks to Michale Purcell
and Terence Curran of Carlow for various records (January 2008).
Griffiths Valuation - Killeshin 1851-52
No & Letters Reference to Map, Occupants, Immediate Lessors, Description of Tenement
Ardateggle (Ord. S. 31, 32, 36 & 37.)
16,
A. a. B, William Tracy, Jas. Fitzmaurice, Esq., House, offices & land
17,
A. B., William Tracy, Jas. Fitzmaurice, Esq., Land
51,
-, Richard Tracy, Jas. Fitzmaurice, Esq., Herd's House, office and land
Killeshin (Ord. S. 32 & 37.)
5,
James Treacy, Wm. C. Cooper, Esq., House, offices, nod land,
8, Maurice Treacy, Wm. C. Cooper, Esq., House, offices, and land.
Andy Tracy & Betty
Murphy
John b. 20th
January 1839 Spuan??og?? Sp. John & Betty Lagans?
July 13 1864
??? Tracy 27th Rement? Son of Andrew & Mary Tracy deceased
??? Fenlan? Graigue daughter of Patrick & Margaret of Graigue
Wit: Martins Collins of Graigue & Mary Heasas? Of Graigue
Anne
Treacy of Killeshin m. John Curren/Curran 23rd February 1846
Killeshin, Laois Wit: Morris Treacy? & Judy Treacy
Joseph b.
10th or 18th January 1847 100 Acres Sp. John & Anne
Whelan
Bridget b.
6th February 1848 Killeshlin Sp. Pat Cooper & Anne Neill
Laurence
b. 1852 Staplestown Road, Carlow Town (Book 6, p.102, No.121)
Anne Tracey m. John Kelly
July 1st 1837 Wit: Edw Cummins & Mary Brennan
Anne Tracy & William
Martin
John b. 30th
January 1831 Kileshin? Sp. Patt Carrol? & Biddy Quin?
Daniel Pendar m.
Margt Kenedy Sep 18 1840 Wit: Andrew McDonald? & Anne Tracey
Bridget/Biddy
Trac(e)y
& Edward/Ned Malone
??? b. 4th
April 1858 bapt. 11th April 1858 Coolame? Sp. Martin Tracy
& Mary ???
Catherine b. 20th
March 1860 bapt. 18 April 1860 Rosmose? Sp. Joseph Tobin? & Mary Tracey
Thomas b. 28th
July 1862 bapt. 3rd August 1862 Coorlane Sp. Martin Haughney? &
Kitty Malone
Michael b. 14th
Jan 1864 bapt. 17th January 1864 Coorlane Sp. Tom Haughmy &
Margaret Brennan
John b. 28th
May 1867 bapt. 30th May 1867 Coorlane Sp. Martin Tracy &
Shiga? Haughney
Edward? b. 1st
March 1869 bapt. 7th March 1869 Coorlane Sp. Pat Haughnay & Kate
Connolly?
William b. 23
December 1870 bapt. 25th December 1870 Coorlane Sp. Richard Grant?
& Kate Doran?
James b. 18th
August 1876 bapt. 20th August 1876 Coorlane Sp. John Connolly &
Bridget Dowling
??? b. 28th
March 1878 bapt. 29th March 1878 Coolane Sp. John Connolly &
Bridget Connolly
Catherine
Treacy m. James Curran 23rd November 1839 Killeshin, Laois Wit James Caopuis? & Anne Treacy
Danl? b. 22nd Oct 1843 Killeshin Sp. Pat & Mary Curran
Elizabeth
b. 1855 Barrack Street, Carlow town (Book 6, p.129, No.90)
Catherine Tracy & John
Prendergast?
Catherine b. 17th
February 1828 Killishin Sp. James Prendergast & Brid Neil
Jas Nash to Ann
Byan February 8th 1839 Wit: Patt Cussins? & Cathr Tracy
John Nelson &
Margaret Doyle
Mary b. 6th
January 1952 Killeshin Sp. Nicholas Nelson & Catherine Treacy
Bessy? Tracy & John ???
Eliz? B. 1st
Jan 1831 Killeshin Sp. ??? & ???
April 28th 1870
Bridget Tracey Mocklea daughter of James Tracy & Catherine Bidey? Deceased
Alan? Wills Cuilene? son of David & ??? Deceased
Wit: Patrick Barret Carlow & Anne Foley Carlow
Jms? Treacy & Mary Bisalean?
Luisa b. 14?
October 1821 Killeshin? Sp. Walt? Dowling & ??? Brennan?
Jo?/Jas/James
Tr(e)acy
& Brid(get) Kavanagh
Anne b. 22nd
March 1820 Killeshin? Sp. Danial & Mary Tracy
Julia b. 11th
March 1827 Killeshin Sp ??? & ??? Kavanagh
Ellen b. 29th
May 1830 Killeshin Sp. Andy McDavies? & Judy Kavanagh?
Patrick b. 18th
March 1838 Killeshin? Sp. Mich? ?aper & Cath Treacy
James Tracy & Rebecca
Gould/Goold
John b. 25th
January 1875 bapt. 14th February 1875 Graigue Sp. John Clear &
Anne Doyle
James b. 17th
December 1876 bapt. 7th January 1877 Graigue Sp. John Clear &
Margaret Dunne?
Julia b. ?? July
1879 Bapt. 15 July 1879 Leighlin St Sp. Mich Farrell & Mary Clear
John Tracy & Anne
Dillon
Anne b. 14th
July 1830 Old Derrig Sp. John Craby? & Mary Bulon?
John Tracy? & Bridget
Doran
Margaret b. 12th
Oct 1845 Keelogue Sp. Edw Haughey & Catherine Doran
John Tracy & B
Lawlor/Lauler
John b. 13
January 1822 Killeshin? Sp. Martin Scully & ???
John Tracy & Mary
Nowlan
Teresa b. 14th
Oct 1841 Killeshin
Margret Treacy m. James Dugan? Feb 6 1826 Wit: Mich Treacy & Mary Kavanagh?
??? b. 11th January 1835 Clonmore Sp. Martin Curran & Judy Lyons
Margret Tracy? m. James ??? Oct 2 1831
Wit: John ??? & Judy Tracy
Pat Kenna & Anne Kelly
Mary b. 24 November 1845 Killeshin Sp. Martin Treacy & M
Nelson
James McDonald
& Mary Kelly
Patrick b. 9 May
1878 bapt. 12th May 1878 Killeshin? Sp. Martin Tracy &
Catherine Kelly
Mary Tracey & Richard
Grant
James b. 7th
Dec 1869 bapt. 10th December 1869 Killeshin Sp. Edward Grant &
Bridget Grant
Bridget b. 25th
May 1871 bapt. 28 May 1871 Killeshin Sp. John Grant & Anne Donnelly
Mary b. 1st
March 1873 bapt. 2nd March 1873 Killeshin Sp. Martin Tracy &
Bridget Tracy
Mary Treacy m. John Hennessy
Feb 17 1841 Wit: Pat Lalor & Cathr Kennedy
Mary Tracy & John
Hennghy?
Pat b. 9?/8/1819
Killeshin? Sp. M.Curran? & Cath Tracy (year not stated on page)
Pat b. 9/8/1846
Killeshin? Sp. M. Curran & C Treacy (year not stated on page)
Mary Tracy m. James Quinn? 27th February 1835 Wit: John Caipesiter? & Peggy Brennan
James Pender
& Mary Kinnedy?
Martha b. 4th
March 1864 bapt. 3rd April 1864 Grague Sp. Richard Grant & Mary
Tracey
Nov. 12th 1867
Groom Michael Byrne, St. Kevin’s Dublin. SO John & Anne Byrne, deceased.
Bride Margaret Casey, Clonmore. DO Tim & Mary Casey, Clonmore
Witnesses. Michael Lyons, Clonmore & Mary Tracey.
Michael Byrne & Margret Clary?
Maryanne b. 13th August 1868 bapt. 16th August 1868 Clonmore? Sp. Michael Lyons & Maryanne Tracy
Maurice Tr(e)acy m. Judy/Judith Kavanagh Nov 22 1830 Wit: Andy McDonald & Catharin Kavanagh
Margaret b. 11th Sept? 1831 Killeshin Sp. Pat & Mary ???
Catherine b. 30th Dec 1832 Kileshin Sp. Andy ??? & ???
Bridget b. 4th Dec 1836 Kileshin? Sp. Pat Kelly & Fanny King
Mary b. 8th December 1839 Kileshin Sp. Jas Farell & Mary Treacy
Maurice Tracey & Anne Lawler
John b. 4th
March 1906 Chapel Street
May 7th 1866
Mary Tracey Killeshin daughter of Maurice Tracy & Johannia Killeshin
Michael? Cooper? Killeshin son of Edward? & Julia? Deceased
Wit: Martin? Tracy? Killeshin & Bridget Cooper Killeshlin
June 4th 1866
Martin Tracey Killeshin son of Maurice & Julia? Tracy Killeshin
Bridget Cooper Killeshin daughter of John & Margaret Cooper lohylain?
Wit: ??? Cooper Longlaime? & Anne Cooper Longlaine
Martin Tracy & Bridget
Cooper
Michael b. 4th
June 1868 bapt. 7th June 1868 Killeshin Sp. Michael Doyle &
Bridget Malone
Julia b. 3rd
March 1870 bapt. 6th March 1870 Killeshin Sp. John Doyle & Ellen
Foley
Joseph b. 5th
December 1871 bapt.10th December 1871 Killeshin Sp. Silvester Doyle
& Margaret Foley
Mary b. 6th
December 1873 bapt. 7th December 1873 Killeshin Sp. Daniel Doogan?
& Mary Grant?
Edward b. 20th
May 1875 bapt. 23rd May 1875 Killeshin Sp. Edward Dougue? & Margaret Nelson
James b. 7th
April 1877 bapt. 8th April 1877 Killeshin Sp. James McDonald &
Mary McDonald
Mich
Treacy & Margt Rice (moved to Carlow town?)
Bridget b. 1st November 1839 Laughs Sp. Maurice &
Mary Treacy
Pat b. 24th March 1844 Cooslaim? Sp. John Kavanagh? & Cath Rice
Michael? 24th March 1850 Bally Lasmorg? Sp. Henry Leonard & Ann Nolan
Feb 28th 1876
Mary Tracey Clonmore daughter of Mick Tracey & Anne? Deceased
John Brennan Carlow son of Martin Brennan Rossmore? & Mary Fitzpatrick Deceased
Wit: Henry Fraine? Rossmore & Mary? Brennan Clonmore
James McDonald
& Mary Kelly
??? b. 29 May
1880 bapt. 30th May 1880 Killeshin Sp. Michl Tracy & Anne
Callanan
Pat Tracy? & Ann Cacucle?
Margaret b. 11th Oct 1829 Graigue Sp.Jas Riely? & Mary ???
Walter Tracey & Mary Foley
Walter b. 26th March 1899 Clogrennan (Note: could not find the State Registration details for marriage or birth)
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In 1890 Crecrin Harps played Graiguecullen in the County Carlow final. The Harps men were beaten by a single point scored between two posts which were beside the goal. Crecrins defender Jim Carthy moved up in attack, Graiguecullen managed to get the ball and sent it over his head and Jim was left stranded. A Graiguecullen man got the ball and with his chance he scored the only point of the match. John Lennon of Knockballystine was captain that day and his team mates were Joe Lennon King’s Cross, William Doyle Coolmanagh ,John and Edward O’Brien Crecrin, Michael and Pat Treacy, Michael Donaghue, Martin Keogh, Pat Murphy, John Sheppard, Jim Kennedy, Charlie Breen, Pat Mulhall The Rock . Patrick O’Neill, Knockeen. Pat and John Bolger , John Condron, Kilquiggan Pat Timmons and Jim ‘Red’ Tyrrell, Killinure , and of course Jim Carthy, Knockballystine. As can be seen football teams had 21 players in those days. Source: P.MacSuibhne book 'The Parish
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Maryborough (Portlaoise)
Edward Tracey &
Julia Byrne
Margarett b. 7
November 1864 Maryborough (LDS)
Edward Trac(e)y &
Eliza/Elizabeth Mack/McEvoy
Edward b. 2 March
1865 Maryborough (LDS)
Patrick b. 10 January
1867 Maryborough (LDS)
Peter b. 7 November
1869 Maryborough (LDS)
Portlaoise Cemetery
Thomas Tracy, 45,
Labourer, Infimary, 15/06/1907
Mountmellick
Mount Mellick Parish (R.C.)
Baptisms 1837-1859 T-Y
http://www.igp-web.com/igparchives/ire/laois/churches/mtmellick-bap-t-y.txt
Anne Treacy & Wm
Fitzgerald
William Fitzgerald b.
14 Feb 1841 Sp. Wm. Holohan & Mary Holohan
Ann Tracy & Patt McEvoy
Paul b. 6/4/1826 Sp: William McEvoy & Mary McEvoy (Mountmellick RC)
??? & Patt McEvoy
Anne b. 2/7/1816 Sp: Peter Tracy & Elisa Lalor (Mountmellick RC)
Patt b. 20/5/1817 Sp: Lawrence McEvoy & Mrs Tracy
(Mountmellick RC)
Denis b. 3/4/1819 Sp: Joseph McEvoy & Mrs Tracy
(Mountmellick RC)
Judy b. 5/6/1820 Sp: Peter Tracy & Mary McEvoy (Mountmellick RC)
Cath. Treacy & Richard Behan
Thomas Behan b. 20
Aug 1843 Sp. Jer. Dowling & Bess Quaster
William Behan b. 3
Jan 1847 Sp. Martin Lynam & Mary Murray
George Flemming &
Anne Corcoran
George Flemming b. 30
Apr 1848 Sp. Daniel T. Treacy &
Anne Dunne
James Bergin &
Mary Jordan
Daniel Bergin b. 10
Jan 1858 Sp. Danl. Treacy & Mary
Treacy
Mary Bergin b. 17 Jul
1853 Sp. Denis Bergin & Anne Treacy
Edward Tracy & Mary Dunne
Mary Elizabeth b. 4 April 1865 Mountmellick
(LDS)
Patrick Daniel b. 24 January 1867 Mountmellick
(LDS)
Edwd Tracy m. Elisabeth Horan 29 February 1824 Wit:
Thomas Darcy & Alice Horan
Edw. Treacy & Betty/Eliza/Elizabeth Moran/Horan
John Treacy b. 29 Apr
1838 Sp. Matt. Glennan & Mary Darcy (Moran)
Theobald Treacy b. 14
Jun 1840 Sp. Jno. Corcoran & Cath Horan (Horan)
James Treacy b. 8 Apr
1842 Sp. Jer. Dunne & Sally Horan (Horan)
Mary Treacy b. 29 Jun
1844 Sp. Wm. Gray & Anne Dunne (Horan)
Maria Tracy (d. of Edvardus Tracy & Elizabeth Horan of Mount
Mellick of Queens? Co) of 23 Richmond St m. Gulielmus Kelly (s. of Martini
Kelly & Honoria Owens of Ballymic Co. Carlow) of 23 Richmond St on the 11
September 1877 Wit: Joannes Martin & Maria Martin of 6 Shamrock Villa
Harolds Cross. [comment in Latin?]. St. Lawrences, Dublin.
Mary Tracey & Gulielmus Kelly.
Gulielmus Joseph Kelly b. 19 July 1878 of 23 Richmond
Place Sp. Gulielmus Leadley & Maria Helena Leadley. St. Lawrences, Dublin.
Eliza Treacy & Frank Cunningham
Edward Cunningham b.
24 Mar 1839 Sp. Wm. Higgins & Ann Quirk
Elizabeth Cunningham
b. 3 May 1843 Sp. James Lamb & Eliza Sides
Henry Cunningham b. 7
Jun1845 Sp. Mary Fennelly
Michael Cunningham b.
14 Aug 1840 Sp. Wm. Dunne & Ellen Peter
William Cunningham b.
15 Aug 1847 Sp. Wm. Chapman & Eliza Scythes
Ellen Treacy & M’l. Fitzpatrick
Mary Fitzpatrick b. 2 Dec 1859 Sp. John
Conroy & Anne Conroy
James Fitzpatrick b.
25 May 1856 Sp. Jas. Boland & Marg't Wilkinson
James Burke &
Sarah Coss
James Burke b. 20 Oct
1844 Sp. James Lamb & Fanny Treacy
Jas. Treacy & Anne/June Jordan
Mary Treacy b. 18 Dec
1842 Sp. Patt Kinna & Cath Bowers
James Treacy b. 10
Mar 1844 Sp. Jno. Fines & Dora Jordan
Mary Abbagail Treacy
b. 4 Apr 1849 Sp. Jas. Cummins & Johanna Hanly
Anne Treacy b. 1 Jan
1851 Sp. Jas. Hologhan & Cath. Fyans
William Treacy b. 30
Jan 1853 Sp. Denis Walsh & Ellen Walsh (June)
Ellen Treacy b. 11
Apr 1857 Sp. Jno. Bradshaw & Mary Lalor
Dorah Treacy b. 3 Jun
1858 Sp. Ml: Fynes & Margt. Horan
Jno. Treacy & Julia Gorman
Julia Treacy 12 May
1839 Sp. Jno. Siney & Julia Treacy
John Tracy & Hanna McNamera
Thomas b. 25 February 1864 Mountmellick (LDS)
Reverend Joseph
Vincent Tracy, DD, b. at Mountmellick, Ireland, 26 August, 1860, son of Edward
Tracy, of Cashel, Ireland. Education: public schools and ...
The Catholic Encyclopedia and Its Makers.
The Encylopedia [!] press, inc., 1917
Andrew Gorman &
Marg't Flinn
Joseph Gorman b. 28-Aug-1843
Sp. Jas. Gorman & Judy Tracy
Edw./Edmond Williams
& Lucy Horan
Jerom Williams b. 26
Sep 1841 Sp. Patt Treacy & Cath.
Horan
Catherine Williams b.
21 Jan 1844 Sp. Wm. Horan & Lucy
Treacy
Alicia Williams b. 3
Jan 1847 Sp. Wm. Treacy & Kate
Horan
Daniel Williams b. 4
Oct 1848 Sp. Edw. Treacy Margt.
Horan
Jas. Waldron &
Cath Kelly
James Waldron b. 7
Oct 1847 Sp. Wm. Treacy & Lucy Treacy
Peggy Treacy & Tim Gorman
Wm. Gorman b.
29-Nov-1840 Sp. Jas. Ward & Mary Delahoide
Edw. Connoly &
Margt. Culaton
Margaret b. 8 Mar
1840 Sp. Edw. Delaney & Betty Treacy
James Cummings &
Bridget Bird
Mary b. 26 Jul 1847
Sp. Joseph Teacy & Margt. Treacy
Jas. Gray & Ellen
Murphy
James Gray b.
12-Nov-1851 Sp. Henry Grey & Marg't
Treacy
Mary Tracey m. Edmond Walshe 15
September 1873 Mountmellick (LDS)
Jas. Gorman &
Biddy Siney
Mary Gorman b.
10-Jan-1847 Sp. Patt Siney & Mary
Treacy
Patt Treacy & Eliza Flynn
John Treacy b. 3 May
1857 Sp. John Geoghan & Mary Gorman
Peter Treacy b. 10
Jul 1859 Sp. Thos. Cleary & Bridget McGee
Richd. Treacy & Margaret Moore
John Treacy b. 17 Sep
1848 Sp. John Horan & Mary Delaney
Thos. Treacy & Ellen Bracken
John Treacy b. 20 Jan
1839 Sp. Con Malone & Biddy Quinn
Thomas Tracy & Mary Scully
Ellen b. 13 August 1869 (LDS)
Michael b. 6 July 1871 (LDS)
Catherine b. 15 June 1873 (LDS)
Patrick b. 27 May 1876 Upper Forest (LDS) (Mountmellick
???)
Chas. Farrell &
Ellen Dooley
Ellen Farrell b. 26
Jun 1853 Sp. Wm. Gorman & Winifred
Treacy
Andrew King &
Eliza McDonnell
Hugh King b. 1 Oct
1843 Sp. Wm. Treacy & Cath.
Walsh
Mountrath
1. John Tracey, Mountrath, woollen draper, married Mary Delany;
1.1 Daniel Tracey born c. 1813
Cousin Felix Delany, Dublin, apothecary, cousin german. H 1829
Mary Anne Delany or Tracy m. Edward Walsh 10 January 1852 Mountrath RC (LDS)
Daniel J Treacy (s. of Joannis & Mariae Treacy of Tinikilly Queens Co) of
Lurgan m. Maria J Keon (d. of Ferdinandi & Mariae Keon, mortai) of 8 M
Gardiner Pce on 27 February 1878 Wit: Joannes
Treacy of Tinikilly & Anna
Treacy of Tinikilly. Pro-Cathedral Dublin.
Portarlington
William Tracey (s. of Michael Tracey & Mary Kelly of Portarlington) of Portanlea St [Portarlington] m. Margaret Hoff (d. of Laurence Hoff & Mary Bruton of Trim) of Frein [Trim] on 14 November 1894 Wit: John Rafte of Tullamore & Teresa Scally of Mullingar?. Pro-Cathedral Dublin.
St. Michael's
R.C. Church, Portarlington,
Co. Laois
James Dempsey & Mary
Dunne
James b. 28/5/1848 sponsors Patrick Dooley & Frances Tracy
John Tracy
Mary b. February 1820
Premier arrived 01 Jul 1840 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Anne Tracy (d. of Joseph Tracy (farmer) & Mary Bracken) RC, single, housemaid, 22 years, of Jamestown, Queens, Ireland
Bridget Tracy (d. of Joseph Tracy (farmer) & Mary Bracken) RC, single, kitchen maid, 20 years, of Jamestown, Queens, Ireland
Sisters.
Rathdowney
Bridget Tracy (b. 1814 in Ireland d. 11 AUG 1894 in Alton Twp Waseca Co MN) Marriage Malick Campion b: 1814 in Rathdowney, Clonmeen, Co Laois Ireland
Children:
- John Campion b: APR 1839 in Rathdowney, Clonmeen, Co Laois Ireland
- Patrick
Campion b: 10 OCT 1842 in Rathdowney, Clonmeen, Co Laois Ireland
- Michael Campion b: 9 JAN 1845 in Clonmeen, Rathdowney, Co. Laois, IRE
- Bridget Campion b: 11 MAR 1847 in Clonmeen, Rathdowney, Co. Laois, IRE
- Loughlin Campion b: 14 APR 1850 in Clonmeen, Rathdowney, Co. Laois, IRE
James Tracy & Catherine Lowrey
Patrick b. 7 May 1865 Rathdowney (LDS)
James Tr(e)acy & Bridget Lowry/Loury (Rathdowney ???)
Bridget b. 25 August 1869 (LDS)
James b. 11 May 1871 (LDS)
James Tracy & Mary/Maria Maher/ Mara/Meara
William b. 17 May 1871 (LDS)
Mary b. 18 August 1873 Rathdowney (LDS)
Bridget b. 16 December 1879 Erril (LDS)
Jas Tracy, 1790,
Rathdowney
John Tracy, 1790, Rathdowney
John Tracy & Mary Davin/Davis
Mary Anne b. 20 February 1864 Rathdowney
(LDS)
Catherine b. 11 May 1865 Rathdowney (LDS)
John b. 1 December 1867 (LDS)
Honora b. 12 February 1869 (LDS)
Margaret b. 6 November 1870 (LDS)
Michael b. 24 September 1872 (LDS)
Wm Treacy m. Bridgt Kilfoyle 7 February 1942
Gravestone of Rev. Patrick Treacy in Conahy graveyard, Kilkenny. He is mentioned on gravestone number 3 in Kilcurl, Kilkenny
Kelvin Johnson-Treacy
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Roscrea, Kyle &
Knock
Denis Tracy m.
Charlotte O’Brien 20th November 1811 Wit: John Brierley & Margaret
Armstrong
James Tracy m. Sarah
Guinan ??? March 1810 Wit: Tim F Whalen & Mary Bergin
Sarah Tracey m. Patrick Cahill 30th May 1810 Wit: Timothy Grady
& Catherine Grady
Rosenallis
William Tracy &
Teresa Forbes [see also Rhode, Offaly]
illeg b. 4 Aug 1867.
Spon: John Nolan, Catherine Murray or Murphy
St. Joseph's , Rosenallis, Parish Priests deaths
Rev. ??m Tracey
d. Nov -- 1902 [Matthew]
Stradbally
Catherine Treacy (b. Abt 1750-1770 Queens Co d. 31st Dec 1818 age 52? in Dysartenos or Timogue?, Queens Co) m. Thomas Budds (b: Abt 1750-1770 in Queens Co)
Children:
1. Mary
Budds b: Abt 1795 in Queens Co
2. Rebecca Budds b: in Queens Co
Possible grave: http://www.igp-web.com/laois/memorials.htm
My husband is descended from
Andrew Budds, son of Thomas Budds and Catherine Treacy of Timahoe. Andrew
(1804-1893) came to Australia in 1832 with his brother William (circa 1800 to
1848) who was probably born at Shradbally. I understand that it was their sister
Elizabeth who married Lewis Griffith.
I would love to know more about the Irish family. What was their connection to
Richard Budds of Carlow, if any? Why did Andrew call both sons Richard? Why
does William's grave state that he was the son of Richard?
Tricia hilder (Buninyong, Australia) lthilder 14 Aug 2009
[Note: see Budds in Carlow]
William Tracy
& Mary Ann Carmichael
FEMALE
b. 2 September 1864 Stradbally (LDS)
John
b. 14 August 1865 Stradbally (LDS)
GENERAL
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The story
of Abbeyleix, An Tostal, 1953.
Brennan, M. Schools of
Kildare and Leighlin, 1775-1835,
Carrigan, Rev. William The
History and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory, Dublin, 1905.
Coyle, James The
Antiquities of Leighlin,
Dwyer, Philip The Diocese
of Killaloe, from the Reformation to the Close of the Eighteenth Century,
Dublin, 1878.
Feehan, J. The Landscape
of Slieve Bloom: a study of the natural & human heritage, 1979.
Meehan, Patrick Members
of Parliament for Laois and Offaly 1801-1918, 1983.
O'Byrne, History of
Queen's county County, 1856.
O'Hanlon, John History of
the Queen's county County, Dublin, 1907-14.
O'Shea, Aspects of Local
History, 1977.
Paterson, J. (ed.) Diocese
of Meath and Kildare: an historical guide, 1981.
Raymond, B. The Story of
Kilkenny, Kildare, Offaly and Leix, 1931.
Last update: 26 January 2012