Traceys of Limerick – Page 1
It may be presumed that the
Traceys of Limerick are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti.
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The
Traceys of Limerick can trace their history back to the beginning of historical
records, as Limerick formed part of the territory of the Ui Fidegeinti.
Sarsfield’s
Defence of Limerick by
Thomas Stanley Tracey A.B. Sch. T.C.D.
(see
Thomas
Stanley Tracey) |
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There’s a
deathless tree on the ancient lines here the old Black
Battery stood; With leaves still
bright as the flame of the fight That dyed them
once in blood. The heroes are
dead, but the tree still lives; And still, as the
night-wind grieves, Immortal memories
wake again, That slept beneath
its leaves. And warriors’
ghosts from the battered walls Cry forth in
Fancy’s ear- For ever curs’d be
these foreign dogs, What demon brought
them here? But we drove them
out in olden times, And we’ll drive
them out again; Listen to how your
father’s fought When Sarsfield led
our men. The blood rushed
back to many a heart On that eventful
day; When Sarsfield
from the hill returned,- The lion from his
prey; Little the
slumbering foe had dreamed The Shannon’s
fords were passed,- But bloodhounds
staunch were Sarsfield’s dogs, And dragged them
down at last. Quick as the
lightening flash revels The ravage of the
storm, His eye had
scanned the patriot band, And seen their
ranks reform;- “Now pay them
back, my boys,” he cried, “In honest Irish
coin, The long-due debt
that Ireland owes These braggarts of
the Boyne! |
“Sword, shot, and
shell are best to tell The wrongs of
injured men- No craven King, no
traitor friends, Shall spoil our
sport again;- Up with your
strong and bloody hands, O’Brien and
O’Neill, And dig the graves
of these foreign slaves With a shower of
Irish hail.” A thousand iron
mouths of death Their fierce
replies combined,- And the stormers
reeled from the fiery breach Like chaff before the wind; To the trenches
driven, with ranks all riven, In the sweep of
that deadly shower,- Sarsfield hath
wished on a foreign field, He had died in
that glorious hour. The green flag
streamed, the death-shower teemed,- The fatal bridge
was passed; There was hardly
one in that fierce sortie But had crossed it
for the last: Red ran the flood
with women’s blood, Who fought with
Limerick’s sons, Their glorious
names shall never die, While ever that
river runs. Three times the
furious foe came on,- But met and beaten
still, Their souls went
down to their last parade, With their friends
of Keeper Hill, The sun set on two
bleeding hosts, And red with a
soldier’s shame, King William with
two thousand ghosts, Left Limerick to
its fame! |
Pat 20 Edward III (AD 1347?)
112. R Concess’ Simoni Otrassy Hibnico qd ipse & posteri de corpe suo utantr legib’ & consuetud’ anglic’, & lidum ten’ licite adquire possint. Kylmehallok 28 Aug. - Siles cartas hent Joh’ & Ada Otrassy.
Pat 15 Richard II (AD 1392?)
22. R P mcapcoem Hug’ Tracy & Nichi White de co’ Lym’ comis’ John Yong de eod’ co’ custod’ trear’ qu fuer’ Johis Mauncell mil’ in Chaumpeneyestou in co pdco. Kylmehallock, 20 Aug.
Rotulorum Patentium et Calusorum Cancellarie Hiberniae Caleendarium (Henry II - Henry VII) Vol I Pars I pp.54, 148 HMSO 1828
20-August-1391
COMMISSION,
by mainprise of Hugh Tracy and Nicholas White of co. Limerick, to John Yong of
that county of custody of the lands that belonged to John Mauncell kt in
Chaumpeneyestoun, co. Limerick. Kilmallock
Sources C: RCH. http://www.irishchancery.net/
Elizabeth I
1601 21st April
Pardon to .. Edm O Trassie of Ballinehawe (Limerick)
1601 5th July
Pardon to ... John O Trasie of Diserte (Limerick)
1601 7th August
Pardon to ... Rowland O Treaghie of Knockancostian (Limerick?), John O Trassy of Lish Caruell, piper (Liscarroll Cork?)
1601 25th August
Pardon to ... John O Trahse of Pallice (Limerick)
The Irish Fiants of the Tudor
sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
Viscount and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole and Baronet of
the county of Limerick, so created 12th January 1642, Charles the 1st.
1642 Depositions of
James Elwell, Limerick
... Dermod o Tracy of Rathkeale in the said County
husbandman...
TCD http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition.php?depID=829291r189
3rd March 1642-3
Receipt for £10 from Edward Baglehole or Baggelholl through John Tracy
6th
September 1653
John Tracy or Tracey, subscribed for land in Ireland in 1642. He made no disposal of his investment by assignment or by his will, and is now dead. John Tracey, now living, is his reported son and lawful heir. Signed Mayor of Bideford.
13th
August 1653
Certificate by the Mayor & of Exeter
The receipts above are for sums really the property of Baglehole & Tracy, who may dispose of them accordingly.
25th March 1659
List of Persons who drew lands.
Barony of Kenry, Co. Limerick
South-West Quarter...John Tracy...
Calendar of State
Papers 1642-59. p.261, 351
Kerry: John
Trassy
Limerick: Transplanted:
Trasy, Joane Ny
8.---PERSONS TRANSPLANTED IN IRELAND, A.D. 1653-1654.
(a). TRANSPLANTERS' CERTIFICATES.* (vol. i.e. 10. 123)
Transported from Limerick to Connaught
On page 341 are listed the names of:
O'Trasy, Margaret
---------- John
---------- Teige
The Irish and Anglo-Irish Landed Gentry
by John O’Hart
1659 Census
Small County Barony, Limerick (pp. 271)
O’Trassy (9)
2d of July 1666
Journal of the House of Lords, 18 Car. II. pp.431-2
…Thomas Lord Archbishop of Cashell…belonging to the Lands of Kildroman in the County of Limerick…and the said persons with swords, clubs and other weapons did enter upon said lands…It is therefore this day ordered…do attach and apprehend the Bodies of William McJohn Fitzgerald, Richard McThomas Oge Fitzgerald, David McJohn Fitzgerald, Connor O’Byran, Jeffry Bourke, William Grady, John McMatthew, John Grady, Connor O’Hea, James McJohn Fitzgerald, Edmond Tracy, James Offly, Thomas Oge Fitzgerald, of Ballinlundy, Capt. Arthur Hasset and Gerald Fitzgerald, commonly called “Knights of the Glinn”, and Nicholas Evans of Kilteely…
1692 William Thessy
A brave and gallant Irish officer, in the service of France in the time of Louis XIV. He earned honor and distinction by his gallant conduct on various occasions, and well sustained the reputation of Irish valor. He served under Catinat and other celebrated commanders and participated in some of the great victories won through the aid of the gallant Irish brigades in France.
O'Brien, James (1884) Irish Celts. A Cyclopedia of Race
History...Detroit.
"The troops which had lately arrived in France, after the treaty of Limerick, were new-modelled in 1695, and reduced to twelve regiments, the command of which was given to those who had most influence at the court of St Germain. These regiments, called "the troops of King James," were, —...The Limerick regiment of infantry: Sir John Fitzgerald, colonel; Jeremiah O'Mahony, lieutenant-colonel; William Thessy, major....
Mac-Geoghegan, James abbé (1832) A history of Ireland:
from its first settlement to the present time
22nd April 1742
Limerick Assizes
Transported into some of his Majesty's plantations in America as felons and vagabonds
46 Francis Tracy, vagabond
1743-65? Ireland in
the Stuart Papers
... Canon of Limerick and Notary Apostolic Andrew Tracy, priest.
Ireland in the Stuart Papers Patrick Fagan - History -
1995 - 303 pages, : - Page 173
1753 Freeman of Limerick
Gilbert Tracy, Gentn, 8/10/1753
23rd
October 1768 Limerick Chronicle
We hear from Kilfinnan, that on Sunday the 2d. last, Mary Kennedy, and on the Sunday Following, Edmond Tracey publickly read their recantation from the errors of the Church of Rome
5th February 1774 deed of mortgage
James Trasy, yeoman of Balinstona Limerick [Ballinstona]
Registry of Deeds Vol. 321
p.560 No.217775
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~registryofdeeds/index.html
1774-1793 Limerick
Workhouse
Wm Trasy, 39, RC, Glover, City Limerick, admitted 15 March 1778, voluntary, discharged 17 March 1778, by the Mayor
James Tracy, 19, RC, Linen Weaver, City of Limerick, 23rd July 1782, Voluntary
Willm Tracy, 48, RC, A briches maker, City of Limerick, 27 July 1788, Insane, discharged 29 Decr 1788, by order of the Mayor.
David Fleming and John Logan, eds (2011) Pauper
Limerick. The Register of the Limerick House of Industry 1774–93. Irish
Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
The Guardian was built by Robert Batson in March 1784 at Limehouse ship building docks, London. Wrecked 1790 off coast of South Africa She was a clipper, a fifth-rate of 879 tons 44 guns an armed en flute 140 feet overall, commanded by 26 year old Lt.(N) Edward Riou.
Crew: Patrick Tracy of Limerick, 32 years, seaman?
2 January 1790 (FJ)
A few days ago, Mr. O'Brien High Constable lodged in the county gaol of Limerick, Thomas Tracy, yeoman, at Ballinulta, in the county of Tipperary, being indicted in the Crown Office for an highway robbery on William Ryan; and for wilfully shooting at Thomas Lloyd, Esq; one of his Majesty’s Justices of the peace for the county Limerick; he is also charged with the murder of Daniel Horan.
11 July 1793
Limerick
Keating was later transported for administering the following oath to John Tracy:
‘That he the said John Tracy would not enlist in the militia and that he would not pay any tax for the support of the militia and would be true to the rules of the parish he lived in and keep his oath.’
Nationalism and Popular Protest in Ireland. P.207
24 September 1793
(FJ) Limerick
Last Sunday, the Right Hon. the Lord High Chancellor committed to the
co. gaol, Patrick Kea?ing, of Herbertstown, brogue-maker, who stands charged
with having on the 10th or 11th of July last, forcibly and feloniously administer
an unlawful oath to John Tracy, of Loughgur, which oath was, that he the said
Tracy, would not enlist in the militia; that he would not pay any taxes, and
that he would be true to the rules of the parish.
Rebellion Papers
620/30/161 John Tracey to FitzGibbon 21 April 1797
Kavanaugh, Ann C. (1997) John Fitzgibbon, Earl of Clare: A Study in
Personality and Politics. rish Academic Press, 1997
Rebellion Paper (National Archives)
23/5/1797 p.352
Petition of John
Treacy of Loughgur Co. Limerick shoemaker, that he had been compelled to take
the oath by Pat Keating Harbertstown Co. Limerick broguemaker but had
afterwards given information whereby Keating was convicted. Prays for the
reward of £100 provided by proclamation for such services. Letter of the 21st
April from Treacy to Lord Clare enclosed asking his Lordship what steps he
should take to get the reward. Endorsement that the petition had been read and
referred to a committee.
25/5/1797 p.366
A committee of the
council consisting of Lord Clare, Charles Bishop of Cashel and Lord Carlton
certify that John Treacy of Loughgur Co. Limerick shoemaker deserves the reward
of £100 for giving information which led to the conviction of Patrick Keating
of Harbatstown Co. Limerick broguemaker for administering an unlawful oath.
1793-1802
18 documents comprising privately printed account of Simon Butler's
attempt to fight a duel with John Fitzgibbon, 1793; and letters between John
Fitzgibbon, 1st Earl of Clare, Edward Cooke, John Treacy, Loughgur, Co.
Limerick, and others, concerning local military matters and the 1798 rebellion
and its aftermath, 1796-1802. T3245/4
21 April 1797
John Treacy, Loughgur, [Co. Limerick], to Clare, Mount Shannon,
introducing himself as the man 'on whose prosecution Patrick Keating, late of Herberts
town in this county, was convicted of administering unlawful oaths at summer
assizes 1793 [sic-1794] held at Limerick ...', and assuring him '... of my
loyalty, and that I was actuated by no other motive than the love of order and
my attachment to my king and country. However, as I am lately informed that
there were some pecuniary rewards granted by government to the faithful
subjects who at the risk of their lives brought such atrocious offenders to
condign punishment, I have no scruple, but on the contrary pride myself, in
laying claim to such a portion as I may be entitled to, and humbly hope your
Lordship, of your usual candour and humanity, will condescend to let me know
how much it is, and how I am to proceed to obtain it. Your Lordship will the
readier pardon this liberty and interest yourself the more on my behalf, when
you know that I am a poor tradesman with a helpless charge of young children
and an aged father to support.'(620/30/161) T3245/4/6
23 May 1797
Petition of John Treacy of Loughgur, [see/6] to the Lord Lieutenant and
Privy Council claiming the reward due to him under the proclamation of 12 July
1793 which offers £100 for prosecuting to conviction any person concerned in
administering unlawful oaths.(620/30/161) T3245/4/7
25 May 1797
Report of a Privy Council sub-committee set up to examine John Treacy's
claim, and consisting of Clare, the Archbishop of Cashel and Lord Carleton,
Council Chambers, Dublin, to the Lord Lieutenant and the main body of the Privy
Council, recommending that Treacy be paid the £100.(620/30/161) T3245/4/8
The population of the City and Liberties of Limerick, as returned by Government in 1802 by Mr. Arthur Tracy, Hearth-money Collector
Limerick; its history and antiquities, ecclesiastical, civil, and
military By Maurice Lenihan 1866
1805 Finance Accounts - Balances due from Collectors
Limerick 1805 Arthur Tracy £12/2/1
1812-3 Commissioners of Inquiry into Fees and Emoluments received in Public Offices
Arthur Tracy, Bond £600, [balance] £12/2/1 1805
[Bond] 2nd August. Rebecca Murray of Bishop-street, Dublin, widow; William Tracy of Magherafelt, County :Londonderry, Lieutenant in Derry Militia.
The Solicitor states, that Tracy is dead, and proceedings having been had against Rebecca Murray, one of his Sureties, and Judgement had thereon. The sum is too small to bear the expense of further proceedings.
2 February 1805 (F) Died
At Limerick, Arthur
Tracey, Esq. Collector of hearth and window taxes for that city.
1805 Patrick Treasy of Castleconnel Co. Limerick, 16th April 1805, Killlaloe & Kilfenore Diocese will. Crossle/Brew/n200.
Royal Hospital,
Kilmainham: Pensioners' Discharge Documents (Certificates of Service)
1806 John Tracey,
Born Newmarket, Limerick. Served in 5th Dragoon Guards. Discharged aged 21.
Kilmainham Reference: A2036.
17 November 1807 (FJ) Limerick Charitable Theatricals
...We cannot pass
over Mr. Tracy, who, as the fat father Philip, gave the friar all the
importance which the coloring of the character would allow, and by his humour,
as well as gormandizing prepenfities, constantly reminded us of the onimus
semper in patinis...
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Stephen Tracy born Limerick Served in 39th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 33, 1809-1819
Stephen Tracy born Limerick, Limerick Served in 39th Foot Regiment; Royal African Colonial Corps; 3rd Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 41, 1809-1826
Stephen Tracy, b. 1785 Limerick, Limerick
Stephen Tracy, b. 1786 Limerick, Limerick
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tracey born Limerick, Limerick Served in 28th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22, 1812-1816
John Tracey, b. 1795 Limerick, Limerick
1st
December 1812 Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette
Yesterday morning, at Kilcornan church, Mr John T Tracy to Miss Rebecca Switzer, of Kilcornan, in this co
Mar 10, 1914 (IT) Legal Notices
Old Bankruptcy of 1815...Mart Creagh of the city of Limerick, merchant dealer and Chapman, a Bankrupt...Andrew Tracy was the messenger in the matter and confidential clerk of the Bankrupt...
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Kinloch of
Kinloch Burns But, ah! what
Poet shall tread Thy airy
heights, thy woodland reign Since he, the
sweetest bard is dead That ever
breath'd the soothing strain With variations Composed and
Respectfully Inscribed to Mrs Cox of Ballynoe by E. A. Tracy Dublin Published for
the Author Entd. at
Statrs.. Hall Price 2s
British 1816 Badge se |
[Possibly Euphemia A Tracy (nee Wright) of
Dublin]
29 March 1817 Limerick Assizes.
Simon Hayes for assaulting Richard Tracy, to be imprisoned for 12 months.
4 July 1817
Limerick General Advertiser
To the Common Council of the City of Limerick.
We, the undersigned Householders of the parish of St Mary, in the city of Limerick, duly appreciating the activity and exertions of our present worthy chief magistrate, John Verecker Esq request you may be pleased to re-elect him for the ensuing year.
… O T Tracy…
4 April 1818 (FJ) ...Catholics of Limerick...
...A. Tracy
11s.4h...
Dec 1819 Map of
Bunovie, Barony of Coonagh, Co Limerick. Surveyed for the relict of the late
Revd Thomas Franklin, Dec 1819 by John Bonfield. Shows division of land and names
of tenants with acreage. Scale 1in-20perches Tenants, Widow O'Brien, Brien
O'Brien, Conor Gearon, Patrick Gearon, Michael Murphy, Patrick Cleary, John
Curtin, Edmund Ryan, Rodger Loughnane, Patrick
Tracy, Edmund Gearon, Denis Harty, Michael Apjohn, William Harty.
http://www.traceyclann.com/files/1819
Bunovie.ipg
25 March 1820 (FJ) County Limerick Assizes
John Colburne and P.
Tracy, for manslaughter, to be confined twelve months.
27 February 1822
J. O'B[rien],
Captain Richards's Green, Caernarvon, North Wales to his daughter Miss
Charlotte O'Brien, Woodfield, Limerick, Ireland...'You can make Mr Dixon copy
out Lorans Tracey's communications, as the latter is no great scribe.'...D2916/1/C/11
1822 & 1828
Methodists
Thomas Tracy, Limerick (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1860- British Army
Service Records Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854 (WO97)
Michael Tracy, b. 1829 Limerick, Limerick
William Tracey, b. 1816 Stonehall, Limerick
William Tracey, b. 1822 Bruff, Limerick
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854 (WO97)
James Tracey born Limerick, Limerick Served in 86th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 46, 1825-1846
James Tracey, b. 1806 Limerick, Limerick
Jeremiah Tracey born Bruree, Limerick Served in Royal Canadian Rifles; 23rd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 43, 1825-1850
Jeremiah Tracey, b. 1807 Bruff, Limerick
Patrick Tr(e)ac(e)y born Kilforby, Limerick Served in 58th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29, 1825-1831
Patrick Tracey, b. 1801 Limerick, Limerick
Patrick Tracy born Limerick, Limerick Served in 39th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30, 1824-1830
Patrick Tracy, b. 1800 Limerick, Limerick
1823 birth Michael Tracey
Michael Tracey was
born in 1823 in county Limerick, Ireland, and died in November, 1908, at North
Abington, Massachusetts. ...
Genealogical and Personal Memoirs
Relating to the Families of the State of Massachusetts by William Richard
Cutter, William Frederick Adams, 1910, Page 1099
1823-24 Return of Persons committed under Insurrection
Act to Gaol of County of Limerick under the Insurrection Act
William Tracey, absent from dwelling house, Limerick 15 May 1823, convicted, 7 years transportation
William Tracy, idle and disorderly, 23 May 1823 committal, trial 22 May convicted, discharged by order of Lord Lieutenant, 7 years transportation, 47 days confinement
1824 House of Lords
Papers 1/1/1823-1/2/1824 Insurrection Act
William Tracey, absent from dwelling house, tried 22 May Limerick, convicted, 7 years transportation
2nd
December 1825
Thomas Tracey, (see Lease
Henry Street)
11 February 1825 (FJ)
Marriage
On Sunday last, Mr. Thomas Tracy, of Ballingarry, to Mary, eldest daughter of Daniel Nunan, of Kingsland, county Cork, Esq.
Tithe Applotment
Athneasy Civil
Parish 1824
Edmd
Treassoy/Treapoy, 17, Martinstown
Ballingaddy Civil Parish 1824
David Treacy, Sr,
78, Ballynahow
David Treacy, Sr,
79, Ballynahow
Denis Treacy, 54,
Gotoon
James Treacy, 131,
Bohernegon
James Treacy, 77,
Ballynahow
John Treacy, 130,
Bohernegon
Patrick Treacy, 80,
Ballynahow
widow Treacy, 82,
Ballynahow
Ballingarry Civil Parish 1827
David Treacy, 658,
Ballygrennan
Edmond Treecy, 656,
Ballygrennan
John Treacy, 836,
Ballinoe
Clonccagh Civil
Parish 1833
James Treacy,
Ballynarough More, page 6/70
Thos Treacy,
Ballynarough More, page 6/87
Timothy Treacy,
Ballykennedy, page 9/126
Doon
Civil Parish 1826
Dennis Treacy,
Commanealine, Kilnamanagh Upper, Tipperary
Dennis Tready,
Commanealine, Kilnamanagh Upper, Tipperary
Patk Teafy, Farnane,
Owneybeg, Limerick
Patk Treasy, Doon,
Coonagh, Limerick
Effin
Civil Parish 1828
John Treacy, Tubberneagh, page1/8
Fedamore Civil
Parish 1826
Darby Tracy 16
Arywee
Grean Civil
Parish 1834
Darby Tracy Bunavie
Darby Tracy Bunavie
Patt Tracy Bunavie
Thos Tracy Pallis
Kilbreedy Major
Civil Parish ca 1823-1838
Patk Treacy, 88,
Gibbinstown
Kilteely
Civil Parish 1826
Pat’k Tracey, Coonagh, Scart, Crosbie Moore Esq
Nantinan Civil
Parish 1835
Jas Tracey Deerpark
St Peter's &
St Paul's Civil Parish 1830
Mary Tracy, 260,
Blossomfield
Templebredon
Civil Parish 1826
John Treacy , Knockeravella, Coonagh, Limerick
John Treacy?, Garrydoolis, Coonagh, Limerick
John Treacy?, Garrydoolis, Coonagh, Limerick
Templebredon
Civil Parish 1828
Handy John Tracy,
#15, Garrydooles, Coonagh, Limerick
John Treacy,
#5, Knockeravella, Coonagh, Limerick
John Treacy,
#10, Knockeravella, Coonagh, Limerick
John Treacy,
#17, Garrydooles, Coonagh, Limerick
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund
Records 1848-1854
D Tracy, Holy Cross, Parish Knockainy, Barony Small County, Limerick. Loan 1825, died Feb 1844, labourer. Signed 7th June 1853.
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0510/1.pdf
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
William Tracey born Loughgur, Limerick Served in 24th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 20, 1827-1828
William Tracey, b. 1807 Limerick, Limerick
15 December 1827 (FJ)
Limerick
A valuable cow having been stolen from Mr. Bourne at Dunkerrin...dispatched two of his men named Tracy and Hogan in quest of her. Near Templemore, they were met by four fellows...Tracy, though a strong man, was unable to withstand the onset; he was knocked down, treated with horrid barbarity, then flung into a ditch, where he was found in a gew hours after, in the last agonies of death...Tracy expired before relief could be had, leaving a wife and five young children...
1829 Return of
Number of Registered Freeholders
First part: Laurence Tracy, yeoman, Lifford Limerick, house grounds & premises at Lifford, landlord: Earl Limerick, £40 value, deponent, Lives: John & William Holmes, registered: 13th July 1825
First part: John Tracy, clothier, Spittle, co. city Limerick, house and land at the Spittle, landlord: Mr. Andrew McMahon dealer, £40 value, lives: James Meany, registered: 29th December 1818
First part: James Tracy, weigh-master, Palmerstown Limerick, house and land at the Palmerstown, landlord: Rev. Richard Dickson, £40 value, lives: James Tracy, registered: 16th April 1828 at the Tholsel
David Tracy, 1830, Limerick Diocese will. Exec: David Tracy, Limerick. IWR/1830/F/222.
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund
Records 1848-1854
Catherine Tracy, Ballyneety, loan of 9th November 1831 for £1.14.0.
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0008/1.pdf
Catherine Tracy, Ballyneety, loan of 9th November 1831 for £1.14.0. Surity Jahn Clancy?
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0044/1.pdf
Catherine Tracy, Ballyneety, Barony of Clanwilliam, Limerick. Loan of 9th November 1831, Resided in the townland on the date shown in column No. 3 as Servant to Constabulary. Subsequently emigrated to America. Dated Ballyneety, 4th March 1853.
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0240/1.pdf
1831 Tithe
Defaulter
Darby Treasey, Bonovoy, Grean, Co. Limerick.
Patrick Treasy, Farmer, Scart, Kilteely, Co. Limerick.
Civil Parish of
Templebredin - 1834 Census
John Tracy, Garrydoolis
John Tracy, Knockeravilla
Thomas Tracy, Ballyneety North & South
(Source: Fergus O'Ferrall, Nth. Munster Antiq.
Jrnl. 1975.)
17 February 1835 (FJ)
Patriotic Fund - Kilmallock Parish
...Patrick Treacy 2s...
1835 State of religious
and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Limerick
Killeely: Day school kept by George Tracy. Payments of the children. Males 16 Females 4. Summer about 80. Established three years. Reading writing arithmetic and grammar.
1836
Patrick Treacy,
Boherbawne, Co. Limerick. (Prerogative Will)
21 August 1837 (FJ) Forgery on the Bank of Ireland
...John Treacy was
fully committed to abide his trial at next assizes for passing a forged thirty
shilling note...Limerick Chronicle
19 Dec 1837 (BL)
The brother of Judge
Perrin...is charged with sending a forged memorial to Government, regarding a
man named Tracy, who denies the memorial on oath...- Limerick C.
1837 James Treacy, 1837, Limerick Diocese will. Exec: N Treacy, Coonagh, Co. Limerick. IAR/1837/F/96.
1837
Newtownpery, St Michaels, Limerick
Book, manuscript. Account of the Explosion of Gunpowder at
Richardson's, Gunsmith, Warehouse, 1 George St, Limerick, 3rd January 1837,
with a map of houses on George St, Patrick St and Arthurs Quay, naming
occupants of some, from William St to Ellen St, by Sarah Abell, Waterford, the
account taken from witnesses. Bound copybook. 32pp. + covers, 26 text and map.
Map loose, covering 2 pages, the pages separated. 24.0 x 19.2 Premises on map:
George St from Brunswick St to Honans Quay: Ryan, O'Donnell, Walsh, Hogan,
Medical Hall, Hogan, (Passage), London House, Hogan. Patrick St, from George
St, west side: 20 Burke; 21, 22, Walton; 23, Abraham; 24, Burke; to 31,
unnamed. George St, from William St to Denmark St: 9, Alexander Brothers; 8,
O'Callaghan; 7, Abraham; 6, Mail Coach Hotel (Cruises); 5, O'Sullivan; 4,
O'Brien Hotel; 3, Wilson; 2, MacNamara & Ryan's lodgings; 1, Richardson.
Denmark St: MacMahon (behind Richardson); O'Keeffe; Blake (Patrick St side behind
Ellard). Patrick St, Denmark St to Ellen St: 19, Ellard; 18, 17, Mason; 16,
MacMahon; 15, Grubb; 14, Wilson; 13, Tracy; 12, Unthank, 11, O'Gorman;
10. Hallowell; 9, Fogarty. Ellen St: Post Office (behind Fogarty). George St
numbers changed towards William St by 1840
Limerick City Museum record details: 25522
“On the 3rd of January, 1837, a catastrophe of a most lamentable character occurred in Limerick, by an explosion of gunpowder in the premises of one William Eichardson, a gun-maker and vendor of gunpowder, No. 1, George’s-street...had a most narrow escape as had also the family of Mr. Thomas Tracy who lived in No. 13”
Limerick;
its history and antiquities, ecclesiastical, civil, and military By Maurice
Lenihan 1866
6
January 1837 (FJ) Limerick
Awful and Destructive explosion...Patrick
street...Tracy...
(1837) The complete notes of the Doway Bible and Rhemish Testament,
with a preface ...
Subscribers:
Mr. Tracy, Aurthur’s Quay, Limerick City
Mr. John Tracy, Ennis
Mr. Denis Tracy, Ennis
Mr. D. Tracy, Roscrea
February
18, 1839 (FJ) Birth (see William Samuel
Tracy)
At Bruff, county Limerick, the lady of W.S.
Tracey, Esq, stipendiary magistrate, of a daughter.
1838 John Tracy, 1838, Limerick Diocese will. Exec: M. Tracy, Knockfinna, ??? (Knockfinnisk, Co. Limerick?) IAR/1838/F/141.
1839 Limerick - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher – (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
September
21, 1840 (FJ)
...boot and shoe maker...Mr. Tracy, Patrick
street, Limerick...
21 Oct 1840 Freeman's Journal
Repeal Association of Ireland - Limerick City Tradesmen Guild Members
Edmond Tracy, Ropemakers
November
12, 1840 (FJ)
...committed by T.M. Tracy, Esq, Bruff. -
Limerick Reporter
1841 Rent and Valuation of
Occupiers
John Tracy of Mungret Street, city of Limerick, Limerick Union, landlord Mr. Brommell, rate £10/0/0, rent £8/4/0
1841 Return of Number of
Inquests - County of the City of Limerick
6 March 1841, Jane Tracy, at Boherbuoy in the county of said city, Henry Vereker Lloyd esq mayor and coroner, died of pulmonary consumption and that her death had been accelerated by an assault committee on her the 24th October 1841 (?)
1841 Reports relative to
valuation for poor rates
James Tracey, Oct 22 1832, House and land, Curragh Mahoonagh Newcastle Limerick, 25a/0r/0p £21/0/0 annual value, Observations: One of two joint occupiers.
18 May 1842-20 May
1842
Letters to John Windele, antiquarian of Sunday's Well, Cork from William
Hackett, folklorist and antiquarian, Midleton, Co. Cork, in which Hackett
encloses a letter from Margaret Woods of Ardpatrick, (Co. Limerick) to her
cousin, Jeremiah Tracey. In this letter, Woods accepts Tracey's suggestion to
offer bed and board to a group of visiting antiquarians including William
Hackett. Hackett also discusses sites known as 'leaba' or cells in Cork,
namely, 'Leaba Na Bo Ban' (Bed of the White Cow) and Teampall Molagga (St.
Molaga's temple) and refers to works on Irish historical topography. Margaret
Woods, in a letter to her cousin, Jeremiah Tracey, informs Tracey of the death
of her son, William after a long illness. [RIA 12 L 11/126]
Civil Service Evidence of Age
Henry
Tracey, b. 1844, Limerick, Ireland
Michael
Lionel Tracey, b. 1889, Limerick, Ireland
Feb 5 1845 Abstract of Police
Reports
Wm Darmody and Wm Tracy of Commons Castle Connell Clanwilliam Limerick. This night a party of four persons unknown, some of whom were armed, attacked and assaulted the persons named, who are postillions in the employment of Mr. Devane, hotel keeper, because of their quitting the service of Mr. Cary, hotel keeper, who is in opposition to Mr. Devane.
1845 Evidence taken before
the [Land] Commissioners
William Cox of Ballynoe/Ballingarry Limerick. "My father let, in the year 1789, 460 acres in the barony of Kenry, at about 17s6d the then currency...[was there any one ejected without compensation]..."No, no one except John Tracy; he resisted and said that he had a lease, and when I went down with the record the judges held he could play soft and hard-refuse to be a tenant when it suited his convenience, and claim to be a tenant when it suited him. There is a good deal of rent owing, but the tenants lost their sheep and things, and I do not like to press them. A compliant may be made against me of ejecting a tenant who owed me a year and a half's rent, and was going to be bad; I served him with an ejectment and dispossessed him, and I set it to another...
http://www.eppi.ac.uk/eppi/digbib/view?did=c1:107300&p=826&sdid=c1:108126
May 3 1845 Aggravated assault
at Doon, Coonagh
Pat Ryan Tracy. This day, as these persons were returning from Cluggin Fair, they were attacked and seriously assaulted by parties unknown, without any cause whatever.
Parliamentary Papers
June
9, 1845 (FJ) Eviction of Tenantry
A few days ago a heart-rending scene took
place at Bunkey, in the neighbourhood of Castleconnell, upon the property of
S.D. Biggs, Esq., of Bellview, Nenagh...Patt[?] Tracy (aged 70), 3 in
family...The old man, Tracy, became paralysed, and another of the unfortunate
creatures is also despaired of...- Limerick Reporter
1845 Map - Bound volume of maps by OS
Pencilannotations on some maps - Gascoigne
Keale...Tracey’s Farm...
Coolavehy...John Tracey, William Tracey...
Kilfinnane Town...Denis Tracey...
Ballynahinch...Thomas Tracy...
NLI 21F122
October
12, 1846 (FJ) (From the Limerick Chronicle)
Monday night Constable Downs and party of the
Boherard station succeeded in arresting Andrew Tracy for the murder of James
Slattery in March last. He is committed to the county gaol to stand trial at
the next assizes.
November
3, 1846 (FJ) Court of Chancery
...The following gentlemen were admitted by
the Benchers as students...John Coghlan Tracy, eldest son of Thomas Tracy, of
the city of Limerick, bootmaker. (see Richard
Thomas Tracy)
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1846-1851
New York arrivals Jas.
Tracy, age 20, Labourer, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Shamrock 06/16/1847 Andy
Tracy, age 35, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Wilberforce
06/30/1849 Hannah
Tracy, age 30, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Wilberforce
06/30/1849 Edmund
Tracy, Infant 2 months, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Wilberforce
06/30/1849 Timothy
Tracy, age 27, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal of NY 06/30/1849 Bridget
Tracy, age 21, Servant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal of NY 06/30/1849 Margt.
Tracy, age 18, Servant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal of NY 06/30/1849 Pat
Tracey, age 35, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 H.
Tracey, age 29, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 Wen.
Tracey, age 28, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 Mary
Tracey, age 10, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 Cathn.
Tracy, age 24, Spinster, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal 10/15/1849 Bessy
Tracy, age 30, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Heather Bell 01/20/1850 Judy
Tracy, Born at Sea, Infant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Heather Bell 01/20/1850 John
Tracey, age 22, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Maria Brennan 06/05/1851 John
Tracey, age 35, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Forth 07/15/1851 Mary
Tracy, age 19, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Victoria 08/23/1851 Ellen
Tracey, age 25, Labourer, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Florence 09/25/1851 |
January
3, 1848 (FJ) Calendar of Prisoners for the County of Limerick
Cornelius Tracy...riotous assembly in arms
and driving off the cattle belonging to Robert Fetherstone, Esq, the Rev.
George Massy and the Rev James Ryan P.P.
January
10, 1848 (FJ) Special Commission - Limerick
...Connor Tracy...disturb the public peace at
Bruree on the 12th of October...pleaded guilty...men of good
character...committed to gaol in October...
11
Jan 1848 (BL) Limerick...Appearing in arms and stealing cattle
Michael and Thomas Walsh, Michael Gleeson,
Michael Falvey, Patrick Ahern, Thomas Green, Connor Tracy and James Healy were
indicted for riotously assembling to disturb the publib peace at Bruree on 12th
October. All the prisoners who seemed to be in a state of wretched poverty,
pleaded guilty.
January
12, 1848 (FJ) Special Commission - Limerick
...Thomas Tracy...pleaded guilty...unlawfully
assembled - nine months imprisonment
15 January 1848 (N) Special Commission for
Limerick
...Thomas Tracy...pleaded guilty of having unlawfully assembled-nine months' imprisonment...driven away cattle...
4 February 1848 (AC) Co.
Limerick Special Commission
...To be imprisoned...For nine months...Connor Tracy...riotously
assembling at Bruree...
1848 The Special Commission –
Saturday
Michael and Thomas Walsh, Michael Gleeson, Michael Falvey, Patrick Ahern, Thomas Geran, Connor Tracy, and James Healy, were indicated for riotous assembling to disturb the public peace at Bruree, and were found guilty.
Guardian
12/1/1848 p.2
1848 Calender of prisoners
for the county of limerick
Cornelius
Tracy, Patrick Ahern, James Healy, Michael Gleason, John Walsh, Michael
Falvey, David Connell, John Bourke, Thomas Hoare, Cornelius Daly, and Thos.
Walsh, riotous assembly in arms, and driving off cattle belonging to Robert
Fetherstone, Esq., The Rev. George Massy, and Rev James Ryan, P.P.
Freeman's Journal 28 January 1848
1848
Thomas Tracy of 13 Patrick St Limerick, 24 February 1848, Prerogative Court
will. Char1/13/p153. (see Richard Thomas
Tracy)
1848-9
William Smith O'Brien Petition
A. Tracy, Limerick
John Tracy, Limerick
Nnau Tracy, Limerick merchant
1850
Thoms Directory of Ireland
Thomas
Tracy, Limerick, Licentiates (College of Surgeons) (see Richard
Thomas Tracy)
1850 Griffith's
Valuation of Limerick City
Andrew Tracy, 11
Patrick Street, St. Michael's. House
James Trahy?, 34
Coolooney or Westland, St. Michael's. House
John Tracy, 2
Cornwallis Street 2, St. Michael's. House & yard (in rear)
Lawrence Tracy, 2
Dogherty's-Lane, Killeely. House & yard
Michael Tracy, 24
Sexton Street, Killeely. House & garden
Michael Tracy, 5
White Wine Lane, St. Michael's House. Office & yard
Patrick Tracy, 10
Punch's Lane, St. Michael's. House & yard
Griffiths Valuation Limerick 1850-3
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Andrew Tracy, Patrick street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Anna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Bridget Tracey Carrigmartin Cahernarry Limerick Catherine Tracey Pallas Grean Limerick Catherine Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick Catherine Tracy Gloonnagalleen Kilcornan Limerick Cornelius Tracy Spital Land (Green Hill) Limerick St. Lawrences Limerick Daniel Tracy Grange Tullabracky Limerick David Tracy Gibbonstown Kilbreedy Major Limerick Denis Tracy Ballyshanedehey Kilquane Limerick Denis Tracy Knocklong West Knocklong Limerick Denis Tracy The Squire & Captain's La Kilfinnane Limerick Edmond Tracy, Main street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Sparr street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Townfield, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmund Tracey, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmund Tracy Loughgur Knockainy Limerick Edmund Tracy Martinstown Athneasy Limerick Edward Tracy Ballingaddy North Ballingaddy Limerick Francis Tracey Ballydoole Chapelrussell Limerick Henry Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick James Tracey Dromkeen North Dromkeen Limerick James Tracey Mountcoote Ardpatrick Limerick James Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Barrysfarm Hospital Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick James Tracy, Ballynamona, Ballynamona, Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Bunavie Grean Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Coolboy Kilbeheny Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Friarstown South Fedamore Limerick John Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick John Tracey Creeves Dunmoylan Limerick John Tracey Garrydoolis Templebredon Limerick John Tracey Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracey, Main street, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick John Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Ballyorgan Kilflyn Limerick John Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick John Tracy Friarstown Caherelly Limerick John Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Patrickswell Knockainy Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy, Cornwallis street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick John Tracy, Islandea, Adare, Limerick John Tracy, Oldtown (Bennett), Hospital, Limerick John Treacy, Tobernea East, Effin, Limerick Lawrence Tracy Priors-Land (Doghertys-Lane) Killeely Limerick Lorna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Margaret Tracy Monanooag Kildimo Limerick Margaret Tracy, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Mary Tracey, Main street, Knightsstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick Mary Tracy Ballykennedy South Cloncagh Limerick Mary Tracy Milltown Doon Limerick Mary Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick Mary Tracy, Chapel Lane, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick Michael Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick Michael Tracy Cloonty Kilmoylan Limerick Michael Tracy Priors-Land (Sexton-Street) Killeely Limerick Michael Tracy Raheen Ballyscaddan Limerick Michael Tracy, Sexton street, Prior's Land, Killeely, Limerick Michael Tracy, White Wine Lane, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Patrick Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Patrick Tracy Ballyart Caherconlish Limerick Patrick Tracy Buffanoky Doon Limerick Patrick Tracy Cloghacloka Mungret Limerick Patrick Tracy Cromwell Ballinlough Limerick Patrick Tracy Laght Street Kilfinnane Limerick Patrick Tracy, Punch's lane, Ballinacurra (Bowman), St. Michael, Limerick Patrick Treacy Doon South Doon Limerick Richard Tracey Doon North Doon Limerick Richard Tracy Falleenadatha Doon Limerick Stephen Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Thomas Tracey Ballynahinch Knocklong Limerick Thomas Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick Thomas Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick Thomas Tracy Mahoonagh Village Mahoonagh Limerick Thomas Tracy Newtown Sth Oola Limerick Thomas Tracy, Main street, Knightstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick. Timothy Tracey Cloonlusk Doon Limerick Timothy Tracey Coolbaun Castletown Limerick Timothy Tracy Gotoon Hospital Limerick Timothy Tracy, Dromsallagh, Tuogh, Limerick William Tracey Cloonteen Doon Limerick William Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick |
John Tracy, Islandea, Adare, Limerick James Tracey Mountcoote Ardpatrick Limerick Edmund Tracy Martinstown Athneasy Limerick Catherine Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick Edward Tracy Ballingaddy North Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick Edmond Tracy, Main street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Sparr street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Townfield, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmund Tracey, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Margaret Tracy, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Mary Tracey, Main street, Knightsstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick Patrick Tracy Cromwell Ballinlough Limerick Thomas Tracy, Main street, Knightstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick. James Tracy, Ballynamona, Ballynamona, Limerick Michael Tracy Raheen Ballyscaddan Limerick Patrick Tracy Ballyart Caherconlish Limerick John Tracy Friarstown Caherelly Limerick Bridget Tracey Carrigmartin Cahernarry Limerick Timothy Tracey Coolbaun Castletown Limerick Francis Tracey Ballydoole Chapelrussell Limerick Mary Tracy Ballykennedy South Cloncagh Limerick Mary Tracy Milltown Doon Limerick Patrick Tracy Buffanoky Doon Limerick Patrick Treacy Doon South Doon Limerick Richard Tracey Doon North Doon Limerick Richard Tracy Falleenadatha Doon Limerick William Tracey Cloonteen Doon Limerick Timothy Tracey Cloonlusk Doon Limerick James Tracey Dromkeen North Dromkeen Limerick John Tracey Creeves Dunmoylan Limerick John Treacy, Tobernea East, Effin, Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Friarstown South Fedamore Limerick John Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick Thomas Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick Catherine Tracey Pallas Grean Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Bunavie Grean Limerick James Tracy Barrysfarm Hospital Limerick John Tracy, Oldtown (Bennett), Hospital, Limerick Timothy Tracy Gotoon Hospital Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Coolboy Kilbeheny Limerick David Tracy Gibbonstown Kilbreedy Major Limerick Catherine Tracy Gloonnagalleen Kilcornan Limerick Margaret Tracy Monanooag Kildimo Limerick Denis Tracy The Squire & Captain's La Kilfinnane Limerick Henry Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick James Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracey Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick Mary Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick Patrick Tracy Laght Street Kilfinnane Limerick Thomas Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick John Tracy Ballyorgan Kilflyn Limerick Michael Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick William Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick Lawrence Tracy Priors-Land (Doghertys-Lane) Killeely Limerick Michael Tracy Priors-Land (Sexton-Street) Killeely Limerick Michael Tracy, Sexton street, Prior's Land, Killeely, Limerick Michael Tracy Cloonty Kilmoylan Limerick Denis Tracy Ballyshanedehey Kilquane Limerick Patrick Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Stephen Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Edmund Tracy Loughgur Knockainy Limerick John Tracy Patrickswell Knockainy Limerick Denis Tracy Knocklong West Knocklong Limerick Thomas Tracey Ballynahinch Knocklong Limerick Anna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Lorna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Thomas Tracy Mahoonagh Village Mahoonagh Limerick Patrick Tracy Cloghacloka Mungret Limerick Thomas Tracy Newtown Sth Oola Limerick Cornelius Tracy Spital Land (Green Hill) Limerick St. Lawrences Limerick Andrew Tracy, Patrick street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick John Tracy, Cornwallis street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Michael Tracy, White Wine Lane, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Patrick Tracy, Punch's lane, Ballinacurra (Bowman), St. Michael, Limerick John Tracey Garrydoolis Templebredon Limerick John Tracey, Main street, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick Mary Tracy, Chapel Lane, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick Daniel Tracy Grange Tullabracky Limerick Timothy Tracy, Dromsallagh, Tuogh, Limerick |
1850 Ennis Workhouse -
Entries in Visitors' Book
17 October. A. Tracy, Limerick, The condition of the house reflects much credit on the master and mistress and officers.
January
13, 1851 (FJ) O'Connell Fund Limerick
...Andrew Tracey...
1851
Minutes of evidence at Investigation at New Pallas, Limerick, into Charges
preferred by Rev. O'Dwyer against Police
Explanatory of Third Charge - Doon Cappawhite 16 July 1850
"The persons alluded to as making illegal arrests and imprisonment are the Doon police...I could give many more names of persons taken and handcuffed, who had committed no breach of peace or violation of law, as the two last persons, Edward Ponergan, arrested without cause on the 7th July, and John Tracey on the 30th June last."
January
28, 1852 (FJ) The Arundel Banquet at Limerick
...Andrew Tracy...
August
12, 1852 (FJ) The Sixmile-Bridge Slaughter - Another Victim
...coroner to summon a jury...those who
answered the summonses were persons who had voted within the Tory interest at
the late election for the city of Limerick. This appeared stranger, when the
fact was that even the Catholics who were then summoned, with the exception of
Mr. William Purcell and Mr. Andrew Tracy, did not go with the popular
candidates at the last election, but in most instances plumped for the
Tory...The following jury was then sworn...Andrew Tracy...- Limerick Reporter
14 August 1852 (N) Inquest
...he had heard that the jury was chiefly composed of persons who, at the late city of Limerick election, had voted against the Liberal candidates...Jury...Andrew Tracy...-Limerick Paper
28 August 1852 (N) Six Mile Bridge
jury...Mr. Andrew Tracey...[Limerick]
August
30, 1852 (FJ) The Sixmile-Bridge Slaughter
...the verdict - Manslaughter against eight
soldiers...12 for 3 against...verdict of Murder...Andrew Tracy, Thomas Bowler.
1852-3
Inquisitions removed from Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland and transferred to
County of Clare; Depositions taken
before Coroner and Informations before Magistrates in relation to Cases of
Homicide at Sixmilebridge, at General Election
Inquisition of Michael Moloney - County of City of Limerick 28/8/1852...Andrew Tracey...
Ireland-Australia
Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACEY
OTHER NAMES: JOHN
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Limerick
TRIAL DATE: 29/03/1852
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Arson
SENTENCE: Transportation 10 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 12, p 91
COMMENTS: Convict died at Spike Island Gaol Co. Cork, 10/11/1853
June
7 & 10, 1853 (FJ) Great Catholic Meeting
...Andrew Tracy, TC, do [Limerick]...Denis
Tracy, do [Cork]...
1855 National Bank of Ireland, Persons of
whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Treacy, Tenikelly, Mountrath. Gentleman.
Andrew Tracy, Francis-street, Limerick. Grocer. [Not listed after 1855]
28 February
1855 London Gazette
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1855-1900 Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery
Register - Date |
1855-1900 Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery
Register - Alphabetical |
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Patrick Tracey, 40, Military Road, 18th Oct 1860, ref 827 123 U Michael Tracey, 55, Abbey, 21 May 1863, ref 1441 131 UC John Tracey, 42, Arthur's Quay, 5th Jan 1864, ref 1568 56 CC Patrick Tracey, 21, Athlum Kard St, 15th Jan 1865, ref 1847 84 VB Catherine Tracey, 50, St. Johns, 13th Mar 1865, ref 1928 61 RBC Michael Tracey, 35, Nelson St, 5th Jan 1867, ref 2504 66 PC Michael Tracey, 15, Arthur's Quay, 8th Mar 1869, ref 3173 48 Q Margaret Tracey, 79, Catherine St, 15th Oct 1870, ref 3776 80 OC Francis Tracy, 11, Athlumkard St, 8th Dec 1870, ref 3849 112 QC Patrick Tracey, 80, Flag Lane, 9th Oct 1872, ref 4548 29 YC Margaret Tracy, 62, Queen St, 13th Jan 1873, ref 4651 16? B? Margaret Tracey, 44, Henry St, 23rd Feb 1873, ref 4710 48 Q Anne Tracey, ???, Sandmall, 21st Jun 1873, ref 4849 171 XA Daniel Tracey, 84, Catherine St, 16th May 1876, ref 6165 49 VC Mary A Tracey, 22, Denmark St., 14th Nov 1877, ref 6962 15 DDB Josephine Tracy, 3, Dock Road, 29th Dec 1877, ref 7043 114.5 Y John Tracey, 30, Denmark St, 28th Jan 1878, ref 7117 110 YA Mary Tracey, 64, High St, 18th Feb 1878, ref 7148 105 ZB? Patrick Tracey, ???, Athlumkard St, 7th May 1878, ref 7285 ??? John Tracey, 34, Colloney St, 5th Dec 1878, ref 7584 101 YA Patrick Tracey, 5, Athlumkard St, 31st Aug 1880, ref 8707 180 XA Michael Tracey, 2, Upper William St, 18th Oct 1880, ref 8791 58 OB Ignatius Tracey, 2.25, Dock Road, 6th Jan 1881, ref 8976 109 XC [Parents John Tr(e)ac(e)y & Mary (Anne) Rice] Anne Tracey, 6.75, Athlumkard St., 16th Feb 1881, ref 9094 182 XB Helena Tracey, 2.15, Athlumkard St., 30th August 1881, ref 9422 181 XB Bernard Tracey, 0.5, William St., 26th February 1882, ref 9743 58 OB Johanna Tracey, 38, Athlumkard St, 2nd July 1882, ref 9937 181 XB Martin Tracey, 3, Athlumkard St., 12th Sep 1882, ref 10016 176 XB Ellen Tracey, 80, Union, 7th January 1883, ref 10225 103 DDC Agnes Tracey, 4.5, Athlumkard St., 20 Sep 1883, ref 10653 182 XB John Tracy, 68, Queen St., 23rd Nov 1884, ref 11381 175 XB Mary A. Tracey, 37, U. William St., 23rd February 1885, ref 11581 58 OB John Tracey, 1.5, Nicholas St, 5th Jun 1887, ref 12933 87 BBB Mary Tracey, 6, St. John's Hosp., 27th July 1889, ref 14217 58 OB Thomas S. Tracey, 78, 35 Henry St., 5 sep 1889, ref 14264 83 DA John Tracey, 14.5, Athlumkard St., 20th Feb 1890, ref 14598 180 XB Bridget Tracey, 15, Athlumkard St., 25th May 1892, ref 15931 180 XB Teresa Tracey, 0.75, Vizes Fields, 23rd Jun 1892, ref 15971 88 EB Mary Tracey, 10, Vizes Fields, 29th Jul 1892, ref 16019 88 EB John Tracey, 1 day, Vizes Fields, 18th Jan 1894, ref 169123 99 F John Truary?, 3 weeks, 15 Queen St, 19th Sep 1895, ref 17992 72 CC Mary A Tracey, 34, Limerick Union?, 12th April 1898, ref 19370 90 UA |
Agnes Tracey, 4.5, Athlumkard St., 20 Sep 1883, ref 10653 182 XB Anne Tracey, ???, Sandmall, 21st Jun 1873, ref 4849 171 XA Anne Tracey, 6.75, Athlumkard St., 16th Feb 1881, ref 9094 182 XB Bernard Tracey, 0.5, William St., 26th February 1882, ref 9743 58 OB Bridget Tracey, 15, Athlumkard St., 25th May 1892, ref 15931 180 XB Catherine Tracey, 50, St. Johns, 13th Mar 1865, ref 1928 61 RBC Daniel Tracey, 84, Catherine St, 16th May 1876, ref 6165 49 VC Ellen Tracey, 80, Union, 7th January 1883, ref 10225 103 DDC Francis Tracy, 11, Athlumkard St, 8th Dec 1870, ref 3849 112 QC Helena Tracey, 2.15, Athlumkard St., 30th August 1881, ref 9422 181 XB Ignatius Tracey, 2.25, Dock Road, 6th Jan 1881, ref 8976 109 XC [Parents John Tr(e)ac(e)y & Mary (Anne) Rice] Johanna Tracey, 38, Athlumkard St, 2nd July 1882, ref 9937 181 XB John Tracey, 1 day, Vizes Fields, 18th Jan 1894, ref 169123 99 F John Tracey, 1.5, Nicholas St, 5th Jun 1887, ref 12933 87 BBB John Tracey, 14.5, Athlumkard St., 20th Feb 1890, ref 14598 180 XB John Tracey, 30, Denmark St, 28th Jan 1878, ref 7117 110 YA John Tracey, 34, Colloney St, 5th Dec 1878, ref 7584 101 YA John Tracey, 42, Arthur's Quay, 5th Jan 1864, ref 1568 56 CC John Tracy, 68, Queen St., 23rd Nov 1884, ref 11381 175 XB John Truary?, 3 weeks, 15 Queen St, 19th Sep 1895, ref 17992 72 CC Josephine Tracy, 3, Dock Road, 29th Dec 1877, ref 7043 114.5 Y Margaret Tracey, 44, Henry St, 23rd Feb 1873, ref 4710 48 Q Margaret Tracey, 79, Catherine St, 15th Oct 1870, ref 3776 80 OC Margaret Tracy, 62, Queen St, 13th Jan 1873, ref 4651 16? B? Martin Tracey, 3, Athlumkard St., 12th Sep 1882, ref 10016 176 XB Mary A Tracey, 22, Denmark St., 14th Nov 1877, ref 6962 15 DDB Mary A Tracey, 34, Limerick Union?, 12th April 1898, ref 19370 90 UA Mary A. Tracey, 37, U. William St., 23rd February 1885, ref 11581 58 OB Mary Tracey, 10, Vizes Fields, 29th Jul 1892, ref 16019 88 EB Mary Tracey, 6, St. John's Hosp., 27th July 1889, ref 14217 58 OB Mary Tracey, 64, High St, 18th Feb 1878, ref 7148 105 ZB? Michael Tracey, 15, Arthur's Quay, 8th Mar 1869, ref 3173 48 Q Michael Tracey, 2, Upper William St, 18th Oct 1880, ref 8791 58 OB Michael Tracey, 35, Nelson St, 5th Jan 1867, ref 2504 66 PC Michael Tracey, 55, Abbey, 21 May 1863, ref 1441 131 UC Patrick Tracey, ???, Athlumkard St, 7th May 1878, ref 7285 ??? Patrick Tracey, 21, Athlum Kard St, 15th Jan 1865, ref 1847 84 VB Patrick Tracey, 40, Military Road, 18th Oct 1860, ref 827 123 U Patrick Tracey, 5, Athlumkard St, 31st Aug 1880, ref 8707 180 XA Patrick Tracey, 80, Flag Lane, 9th Oct 1872, ref 4548 29 YC Teresa Tracey, 0.75, Vizes Fields, 23rd Jun 1892, ref 15971 88 EB Thomas S. Tracey, 78, 35 Henry St., 5 sep 1889, ref 14264 83 DA |
1856 Map
Valuation Survey of Estates of Earl of Clonmel. Maps are OS cut out and pasted in, tenants lists in ms. Doon North... Richard Tracey... Doon South...Patrick Tracey...NLI Ms4754
1857 News from Ireland New York City newspaper The Irish-American.
Tipperary - Mr. Daniel Tracy, of Nenagh, has been appointed resident Apothecary to St. John's Fever Hospital, Limerick. (see Dr Daniel Tracey)
28 May 1858 Holograph letter from Edward O’Donohoe, College du St. Spirit, Louvain, Belgique, to Kirby: The higher the recipient goes in religion the more he forgets about his friends. Writer has left the Irish College, Paris, owing to the disorder there. Strong words against the Rector of Paris College. Sixteen of its students expelled, including O’Grady Smith, Bowe, Forde, Clifford, Manly, two Slatterys, two Burkes, one for Cashel and one for Tuam, Kinane [Cashel], Tracey [Limerick], Healy and others. Twenty verses of a cynical poem on Dr. Miley.
The Kirby
Collection Catalogue Irish College Rome Part 2 1836-1860
12 November 1859 Irish Times
Warburton and others, owners and petitioners
Lot 2 – A perpetual rent of £33 17s out of lands and town of Gibbonstown. Sold to Mr. Tracy, at £680.
1859 Map - Ballinacurra Weston, Prospect -
John Henry Hall
Tenants...John Tracey...LCL
1874 Ballinacurra Weston, Prospect Row,
Prospect Hill - John Henry Hall
Rental and particulars. Tenants...John Tracey...LCA P23/28
6
April 1860 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Marriages. On Wednesday,
the 4th instant, at the Scots Church, by the Rev. Dr. Lang, M.P., Mr. Peter
Kendall, first officer of the schooner Kate Kearney, to Catherine Tracy, a
native of Limerick, Ireland.
1860 Limerick Turkish Baths
While baths run on a commercial basis provided a
service for those who could afford to pay, there was also a need for bathing
facilities for the poorer classes. On 17 October 1860, in the Munster News
and Limerick and Clare Examiner newspaper, the medical doctors of Limerick
published an open address to the Mayor and Corporation of Limerick. The address
was signed by Thomas Westropp MRCS, 6 Upper Mallow Mallow Street, and
countersigned by…Daniel Tracy…
Limerick
Museum, Winter 1999
1860- British Army Service Records (WO96
& WO97)
Charles Tracey, b. 1876 Limerick, Limerick
Dennis Treacy, b. 1858 Limerick, Limerick
Francis Tracey, b. 1885 Limerick, Limerick
George Treacey, b. 1878 Limerick
John Tracey, b. 1879 Limerick, Limerick
John Treacy, b. 1876 Limerick, Limerick
Michael Tracy, b. 1862 Limerick, Limerick
Michael Tracy, b. 1875 Limerick, Limerick
Patrick
Tracey, b. 1851, Killiman, Limerick
Peter Tracy,
b. 1838, Limerick, Ireland
Thomas
Tracy, b. 1840, Limerick, Limerick
William Tracey, b. 1835 Pallas Kenry, Limerick
William Treacey, b. 1880 Limerick, Limerick
Militia
Service Records (WO96) [Home
Guard/Territorial Army]
John Tracey,
b. 1876, Limerick, Limerick
John Treacy,
b. 1871, Abbeyfeale, Limerick
Michael
Tracey, b. 1888, Limerick, Limerick
Michael Treacy,
b. 1874, Limerick, Limerick
Patrick
Tracey, b. 1878, Limerick, Limerick
Patrick
Tracey, b. 1888, Knocklong, Limerick
Patrick
Treacy, b. 1878, Limerick, Limerick
William
Treacy, b. 1866, Hospital, Limerick
William
Treacy, b. 1866, Limerick, Limerick
William
Treacy, b. 1871, Limerick, Limerick
Who’s
Who in Limerick
Thomas
Stanley Tracy fl. 19th ? Writer PI Wrote poetry for The
Limerick century Reporter in the 1860's
Alumni
Dublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Thomas
Trac(e)y, Siz. (Mr. Nemo), May 28, 1834, aged 21; R.C., s. of Flan, defunctus;
b. Westmeath, Sch. 1838. B.A. Æst. 1841. (see Thomas
Stanley Tracey)
4 February 1861 Irish Times
In the matter of John Tracey, deceased (died 28th December intestate)
Mr Arthur Murphy applied on behalf of Edmond Tracey, nephew of deceased for the property of Patrick Tracey brother of deceased. He left two brothers James and Patrick, a sister, this nephew and two nieces. His sister had lived with him as housekeeper. (Land in Limerick)
4 February 1861 (FJ) In the
goods of John Tracy, deceased
...Edmond Tracy, a nephew of the deceased applied for
administration...property of the deceased had fallen into the hands of a
brother named Patrick Tracy, and that he was converting it to his own use.
Among the property sold by him were seven cows, valued at £66...
8 February 1861 (FJ) In the
Goods of James Tracy, deceased
Mr Arthur Murphy renewed an application which he had made on a former day,
that administration to the deceased should be granted to his nephew, Edmund
Tracy. Counsel read an affidavit of the service of a citation upon Patrick
Tracy, the brother of the deceased, and to Patrick Tracy having stated
"That he did not care for anybody, and would sell the property." His
lordship granted the administration to Edmund Tracy.
11 May 1861 (FJ) Treacy v.
Treacy
This is an action by the administrator of John Treacy, uncle of the
plaintiff, to recover damages for the illegal conversion of chattel property
which belonged to the deceased. The defendant, Patrick Treacy, who is the
surviving brother of the deceased. It was stated, had possessed himself of the
property in question and refused to give it up to the administrator or any
other member of the family. It was stated that the value of this chattel
property was £273. The deceased had been a farmer in the county Limerick, and
died in the month of December last. There was no appearance for the defendant.
11 May 1861 Irish Times
Queens Bench Treacy v Treacy
…the plaintiff was the administrator of his decreased uncle John Treacy and the defendant, Patrick Treacy was surviving brother of the deceased. The defendant, it appeared had possessed himself of his brother’s property and refused to give any portion of it to the other members of the family. The deceased was a farmer in the county of Limerick and died in December last. The chattel property was proved to be of value of £272 18s.
1861
British Census
John Tracey, b. abt 1816 Limerick Ireland, Middlesex England
Mary Tracey, b. abt 1836 Limerick Ireland, Middlesex England
Margaret Tracy, b. abt 1835 Limerick Ireland, Middlesex England
17 June 1862 (FJ) Melancholy Loss of Life
by drowning [Limerick?]
...three male children, who were accidentally drowned, in a quarry filled with water, at the rere of the county jail...The names of the unfortunate victims are Patrick Dundon, aged about 14 years, son of a corn-broker, in Wickham-street, Stephen Tracy, aged about 12, son of a butcher in Catherine-street, and Cornelius Tracy, his nephew, aged 16.- Munster News
1862 Offences committed in
the County of Limerick
Cutting stabbing or maiming the person of James McCormack, farmer, 8 Jan 1862, Bilboa, inf lodged 9 Jan 1862, John Tracy, postponed to next quarter sessions
1862 - 1864 National education (Ireland)
Ml Treacy, R.C. teacher, Ardpatrick, Ardpatrick, Limerick
1864 – State Registered Births
(See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey, James, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork East. 10 402
Tracey, Michael, Rathkeale, Limerick. 15 559
Tracey, Michael, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 10 471
Tracy, Bridget, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 20 393
Tracy, John, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork East. 20 357
Treacy, Mary Anne, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork East. 10 420
Treacy, Patrick, Tipperary, Tipperary/Limerick. 3 674
17 March 1865 (FJ) Limerick Workhouse
...Margaret Tracey...stated that she would die a Roman Catholic...endeavour to get the dying woman to sign a consent to have her children (inmates of Bowdy's Lane Ragged School) brought up in the Protestant religion...annex the declaration made by the woman same day previous to her demise: "I, Margaret Tracey...I did not give up my children until they were starving; but I should have let them die rather than sell their souls for food or clothes, or anything in this world..."
27 January 1866 (NG) Death
January
23rd, at Dublin, in her 67th year, Elizabeth, relict of the late Thomas Tracy,
Esq, Limerick (see Richard Thomas
Tracy)
“The amateurs also played in this theatre, and drew crowded houses — among them were Sir Mathew, (then Mr. Mathew) Harrington, Mr. John M'Auliff, Mr. Pierce Brett, Mr, George Hogan, Mr. Thomas Gromwell, Mr. Hewett, Mr. Andrew Tracy, Mr. John Gubbins, Mr. William Glover, &c. The three last mentioned are alive in 1864.”
Lenihan, Maurice (1866) Limerick, its
history and antiquities, Dublin.
1867
Map - City centre and Ballinacurra. Rental and particulars of sale - Robert
Keays
Newenham Street, Richmond Place, Henry Street,
William Street, St. Francis Abbey, Ballinacurra Bowman, Ballinacurra
Weston...Richard Tracy, Thomas Tracy...LCA P23/9
Jan. 18th 1868 From the Times.The Dublin Gazette of last night contains an official order from the Lord Lieutenant revoking licences granted to carry arms to the following persons;--David Tracy, Gibbenstown, Limerick.
03/07/1869
Limerick Chronicle - Deaths
At Bohermarore, Ardpatrick, co. Limerick, Mr.
Patrick Tracey
29
May 1869 (N) Central Amnesty Committee Fund
Limerick parish of Bulgaden,
subscribers...Patrick Treacy 10s...Miss Tracey 1s...
June
1869 Tracy v. McKenna
This was an action for libel, the plaintiff is
a hotel proprietor at Caledon and the defendant the publisher of the Northern
Star, in which a letter appeared...the remains of a Crimea veteran, whose
brother-in-law, applied to Mr William
Tracy, a presbyterian and proprietor of the Caledon Arms Hotel, for a
hearse. It was said that this was refused because the deceased, a former
employee, was a recent convert from Protestantism to Roman Catholicism, and was
to be buried in a RC graveyard...
16
July 1869 (FJ) City of Limerick
...action brought by Mr David Angustine Nagle,
solicitor, and one of the proprietors of the Cork Daily Herald against Mr.
Daniel Gilman, of Cork, proprietor of the Cork Southern Reporter, for the
publication of two alleged libellous articles...Mr Nagle...was in business with
Mr. Joseph Edward Tracy, formerly law agent of the Corporation...in consequence
of being employed in promoting the Port of Cork Conservancy Bill, to which the
Corporation was opposed...Mr TE Tracy
deposed that his resignation was caused owing to some words he had with Mr.
Cantillon...for the plaintiff of £50 with 6d. costs.
In front of the church in Askeaton, there is a
cross that marks the grave of Fr. Edmund Treacy. Edmund Tracey, P.P.
1892-1908, Died 23rd Nov. 1908
1869 Edmond Tracey Curate Banogue Parish
1870 Edmond Tracy Curate
Ballyagran-Colmanswell Parish
1871-1873 Edmond Tracey Curate
Feenagh-Kilmeedy Parish
1874 Edmond Tracey Curate Rathkeale Parish
1875 Edmond Tracey Curate Knockaderry-Cloncagh
Parish
1876-1877 Edmund Tracey Curate
Askeaton-Ballysteen Parish
1878-1879 Edmond Tracey Curate
Glenroe-Ballyorgan Parish
10 August 1878 (N) The Oblate Fathers
concluded a three weeks missionary visit to Glenroe on Sunday last. They were
invited to the district by the zealous and greatly respected past, rev T.
Halpin, who with his esteemed curate, Rev. Edmond Tracey...
1880 Edmond Tracey Curate Croom Parish
1881 Edmond Treacy Curate Ardagh-Carrickerry
Parish
1883-1887 Edmond Tracey Curate
Parteen-Meelick-Coonagh Parish
1888 Edmond Tracey Curate Newcastlewest Parish
1890-1892 Edmond Tracy PP Kilcornan Parish
1893-1908 Edmund Tracey/Treacy PP
Askeaton-Ballysteen Parish
2
September 1870 (FJ) Diocese of Limerick
...Rev. Mr. Tracy CC from Ballyagran to
Feenagh...
15
April 1872 (FJ)
...Rev E. Treacy, C.C., Kilmeedy
[Limerick]...
25
May 1877 (FJ) Jubilee of Pope
...Edward Tracey, CC, Glenroe [Limerick]...
Edmund Tracy succeeded. To Askeaton, 1892
The
diocese of Limerick from 1691 to the present time By John Begley 1938
6 September 1889 New Zealand Tablet
The Irish Catholic, of
March 16, reports the baptism by the Rev. Father Treacy, of Sioux city, lowa.
U.S., of some twelve converts. This, says our contemporary, makes about thirty-five
conversions and baptisms of adults since Father Treacy went there about fifteen
months ago. Father Treacy, we may add, is brother to the Rev. P. Treacy, of
Geraldine, Canterbury, and has also a brother who is a parish priest in the
diocese of Limerick, Ireland.
22 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
The Archdiocese of
Dubuque, U.S.A., has been divided and Very Rev Timothy Treacy has been appoined
Bithop of Sioux Falls. The Most Rev Dr Treacy is the youngest of three
brothers. The eldest is parish priest of Askeaton, County Limerick. The second,
Rev P. Treacy, has
been in New Zealand for many years and is a priest in the diocese of
Christchurch. The new bishop was appointed dean of Dubuque by Dr Hennesay some
years ago. He is about forty years of age and it sixteen years a priest.
American papers speak of him as scholarly and eloquent, a successful missionary
and capable administrator.
29 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
We are requested to
insert the following congratulatory note :-
"The many
Geraldine [NZ] friends of the Rev P. [Patrick] Treacey tender him their hearty
congratulations on the appointment of his brother the Rev T Treacey as bishop
of Sioux City, America. Signed on behalf of committee, E. Burke, T. Markham, D.
Guthrie, M. Guerin, J. Charles, C. Boland.
14 January 1909, New Zealand Tablet,
Volume XXXVII, Issue 2, Page 57
Rev. Father Treacy, Limerick
We regret to announce the death of
the Rev. Edmond Treacy, P.P., who passed away at the presbytery, Askeaton,
County Limerick, on November 23. The deceased, who has been connected with the
diocese of Limerick since his ordination, was the eldest son of the late
Patrick Treacy, Cromwell, Hospital, brother of the Very Rev. Dean Treacy, Los
Angelos, California, the Rev. P. Treacy, of Stratford, New Zealand, and Mr.
John Treacy, Kilnap House, County Cork. The late Father Treacy, who had reached
a good old age, had been curate at Parteen for a lengthened period, but about
twenty years ago he was appointed to the parish of Stonewall, whence he was
transferred to Askeaton some seventeen years since. He was a great favourite
with his people, and never spared himself in the promotion of their spiritual
welfare. R.I.P.
14 January 1909 New Zealand Tablet
TREACY.— On the 23rd November, 1908,
at the presbytery, Askeaton, County Limerick, Rev. Edmond Treacy, P.P., after a
brief illness, eldest son of the late Patrick Treacy, Cromwell, Hospital,
brother of the Very Rev. Dean Treacy, Los Angelos, California, and the Rev.
Patrick Treacy, P.P., Stratford, New Zealand, and John Treacy, Kilnap House,
Cork. R.I.P.
21 January 1909 New Zealand Tablet
Limerick...The Late Father Treacy.
At a recent meeting of the Rathkeale Board of Guardians the following
resolution was agreed to: — 'That we, the members of Rathkeale Board of Guardians
and District Council, express deepest regret at the demise of the Rev. T.
Treacy, P.P., the deservedly esteemed and popular pastor of Askeaton and
Ballysteen, who, during his "missionary career in various parishes of the
diocese, devoted himself with unremitting zeal and unceasing labor to the
spiritual and temporal advancement of the people; that we convey to the
relatives of the beloved priest, as well as to his sorrowing parishioners, our
earnest sympathy in the loss they have sustained by his lamented death, and
adjourn this meeting of the board and council as a tribute of respect to the
memory of the dead. That a copy of this vote of condolence be forwarded to
Father Hartigan, Askeaton, and to the brother and. family of the deceased
clergyman.'
28 January 1909 New Zealand Tablet Stratford (From our own correspondent.)
A Solemn, Requiem Mass was
celebrated in the Church of tho Immaculate -Conception on Tuesday for the
repose of the soul of the Rev. Father Edmond Treacy, of- Askeaton, Limerick, an
obituary -notice of whom was published in a recent issue of the Tablet. It was
the first time in the history of the parish that such an impressive ceremony
was celebrated here; and there was a very large congregation. As mentioned in
your ' obituary notice, Rev. Father Edmond Treacy was the eldest brother of
iour beloved pastor, and when the Very Rev. Father Power "visited him in
his home at Askeaton some time ago he expressed a wish that Father Treacy
should pay him a visit. The ceremony was most impressive and .touching. Very
Rev. Father Powor (Hawera) was celebrant, Very Rev. Dean McKenna (New Plymouth)
deacon, Rev. Father Haire (Kaponga) subdeacon, Rev.. Fathers Molloy (Marton),
O'Dwyer (Hawera), Menard (Okato), and "Bar r a (Opunake) chanters. The Very
Rev. Father Power preached an impressive discourse, in the course of which he
said that it was only a few weeks ago since he had enjoyed the hospitality of
the deceased priest in the beautiful parish of Askeaton, and had then jotted
down in his memory many mossages of love to his brother and cousin in
Stratford. He was to tell them they .should hasten Home to revive with him the
memories of childhood, and bring back tho tenderness of days that were dead;
but these tendernesses must now be revived, and those old memories renewed, in
that land where thero is no parting, and whore every manifestation of love is
brought to the height -of its perfection. That Father Edmond Treacy had won a
place of refreshment, light, and peace, no one could doubt who had witnessed
the fruits of his labor and his zeal in Askeaton and in other parts of
Limerick. Father Treacy had the happiness to be a child of pious parents, who
were so singularly blessed as to see three of their sons dedicated to the high
service of the altar — one, their beloved pastor, whose boundless zeal in the
saving of souls was well knoAvn ; another, Dean Treaey, of California, who
leads the priests of his diocese in every high and holy cause; and the third,
who labored for souls in holy Ireland, and who has just laid down his works and
his burden at the feet of God.
1 December 1922 Hawera & Normanby Star (NZ)
The Rev. Father.
Patrick Treacy, whose death was reported yesterday, was formerly parish priest
of Stratford, and had for some years been living in retirement. He was born in
County Limerick, Ireland, some 70 years ago. He came to New Zealand in 1879, in
which year he was ordained. His first church was St. Mary's, Wellington, after
which he was priest at Masterton, Kumara, and Geraldine. Then he relieved Dean
McKenna at New Plymouth for about a year, while the latter was on a visit to
the Old Country, and then came to Stratford towards the end of 1900. In 1909
the late Father Treacy had a trip to England, and m 1912 he retired from active
work. Since then he had led a very secluded life. He was a very hard worker,
and is well remembered for his efforts in clearing off the church's debt. The
funeral will take place in Wellington on Tuesday morning next.
2 April 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy owner and Eliza Mary Byrne petitioner.
(Ballincarra Weston, South 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 the 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 the estate of Daniel Treacy owner and John Hobbs Peart petitioner.
(??? Court or Market Square Mountrath and other property in Mountrath)
13 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy trustee and executer of Patrick Murray deceased owner and Ellen Moore Spinster petitioner.
(lands North Ward Castleknock Dublin)
8 October 1870 (FJ) French Ambulances
...Kilmallock...Davey Treacy...
8 April 1871 (N) Distressed French
Parishes of Knocklong and Ballingarry, County Limerick...Jeremiah Treacy 1s...
1871
British Census
William Tracey, spouse Johanna, b. abt 1826 Limerick Ireland, London England
= Johanna Tracey, spouse William, b. abt 1836 Limerick Ireland, London England
James Tracy, b. abt 1823 Limerick Ireland, Kent England
John Tracey, b. abt 1800 Limerick Ireland, London England
Michl Tracy, b. abt 1858 Limerick Ireland, Surrey England
1871
Boston Pilot
OF MARTIN TRACY, who left Limerick on the 1st
of November, 1866. The last letter received from him was dated the 30th of
June, 1868, and was from Chicago, where Martin was at work in Reid &
Sherwin’s slaughter-house. Information of him will be received by Denis Quilty,
care of Mr. Buckley, 162 Beach street, Boston, Mass., who will tell him about
his people.
20 July 1872 (FJ)
The Grange, Pallas-green, County Limerick...Stephen Treacy...
1872
– 1915 Ireland's Royal Garrison Artillery
Cornelius Treacy, St. Munchins, Limerick, Co. Clare. WO96/1319
John Tracey, St. Marys, Limerick. WO96/1401,
John Treacy, Abbeyfeale, Limerick. WO96/1401,
Patrick Tracey, St. Michael, Limerick. WO96/1401,
Patrick Treacy, St. Michael, Limerick. WO96/1401,
William Treacy, Knocklong, Limerick. WO96/1401,
William Treacy, Knocklong, Limerick. WO96/1401,
William Treacy, St. Michael, Limerick. WO96/1401,
16 July 1873 (FJ) Limerick
Tracey v.
Tracey. This was an action brought by a man named Tracey, residing at Searth,
against his brother's widow for alleged slander...a goose...for the defendant.
July 1873 Tracy v. Tracy
This was an
action for slander. The plaintiff is brother-in-law of the defendant, Mrs.
Tracy, and they live in adjoining holdings of Scartt, County Limerick. It was
alleged that cattle and fowl belonging to plaintiff trespassed on the lands of
the defendant, who complained "You are a robber, a public robber and you
have stealing my hay during the winter"...alleged injuring plaintiff in
his business as a dairyman...jury found for defendant.
Orange Kilfinnane
In 1873, Townshend brought Gascoigne, the Oliver heir, to Kilfinnane...
“...And sure Buggy Treacy, whose wife wasn't lazy
In drinking the porter, then 'wheeled' for the blue....
Vivien Hick. Images
of Palatines from Folk Tradition, Novels and Travellers' Accounts. Béaloideas,
Vol. 64/65 (1996/1997), pp. 1-61
April 1874 Limerick Quarter Sessions
...ejectment
by Rev Alexander M'Loughlin, rector of Doon, to recover a house and three acres
of land from Timothy Tracy. After evidence had been given, the case was
postponed till next sessions.
14 November 1874 (FJ) Married
Tracey and
Dennison - November 10, at SS Peter and Paul's Church Cork, the Very Rev. Dr.
Downes, PP, Kilmallock, assisted by the Rev. Wm. Connery, PP, Ardpatrick, the
Rev. Mr. Donner, CC, The Rev. Patrick Tracey, Hyde, Manchester, cousin to the
bridegroom, and the Rev. Professor Mortel, cousin to the bride, James[?]
Tracey, of Bohernagore [Limerick], to Ellen Margaret Josephine Dennison, of
Kilmihil House, county Limerick.
1874
The Medical Register
Richard Thomas Tracy [Limerick] (see Richard Thomas Tracy)
190 Collins Street East, Melbourne, Australia
Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1848
M.D. Univ. Glasg. 1849.
May 1875 The Butt Testimonial
Contributions
of the parishioners of St Mary's Parish, Limerick...Mr. Patrick Tracy £1...
29 May 1875 (N) The Butt Testimonial
...St.
Mary's Parish, Limerick, Patrick Tracy £1...
1 June 1875 (FJ) Limerick Corporation
...two
tenders for the purchasing of the Corporation Gas Works...Messrs. Tracey and
Nagle, solicitors, Cork...
1 January 1876 (NG) St. John's College,
Newport, Limerick
Holy Scriptures/Greek/Latin/French...Tracy
19 February 1876 (NG) Murderous Assault in
Limerick
...young man named Tracy...lies in Barrington's Hospital in a dying state...
22
July 1876 (N) Limerick
Constable John Tracey...was stationed...at
the O'Connell Monument before the procession...
17 February 1877 (NG) Limerick
...The arrest was made by Constable Tracy of the Dock Station in a short time after the outrage.
December 1879
Constable John Tracy, Docks Station, Limerick has been appointed Inspector of the Port by the Privy Council under the Cattle Diseases Act and exempted from all other police duties. He is an active and intelligent officer and deservedly respected by his superiors.
1879
Slaughter of cattle (Limerick)
...Constable Treacy of the Dock Police Station, who superintended the shipment of the cattle and issued licences...
...Dated at Limerick, 27 February 1879. John Treacy, Ship Inspector.
19
August 1876 (N) Pope's Collection
Doon, Co. Limerick...John Treacy
7s6d...Thomas Treacy 4s...Mrs Treacy 3s6d...Edmond Treacy 3s...
1876 Landowners
in Ireland (over 1
acre)
James Tracy, Bohernagorn, Kilfinane,
Limerick. 253a/2r/0p. £104.15.0
1876
Naturalisation Declarations, Rensselaer County NY
John
Tracy, of Limerick, 61, Queenstown to New York 1868, resided Cambridge
Washington Co, Oct
16, 1876
1876
Map - 1-12 Queen St., Boherbee and South Priorsland, Quarry Lane, Railway
Hotel; Sale catalogue - Valentine William Baring Wall
...Lot 1...2 Queen-street, John Treacy, 1st
May and 1st November, rent £3.2.0, 0a0r4.5p, Fee-farm dated 19th January 1869
made between mary D'esterre Acheson and Catherine Acheson of the one part and
John Treacy of the other part. The original of this grant is not in hands but a
copy of it from the tenants will be handed to the purchaser...LCA P23/44
LCA P23/44 http://www.traceyclann.com/files/wall
limerick.djvu
????
Map - Charles O'Hara
Denominations: Limerick City. Old Windmill
Road, Upper William Street, Cornwallis Street, Lower
Catherine Street, William Street, Catherine
Street, Upper Cecil Street, Pike's Row, Back Lane, High
Street. In Askeaton, Church Lane.
Tenants. Limerick City...John Tracy...LCL
12
January 1877 (FJ) Testimonial to the Rev Mortimer Fitzgerald PP of Ballyagran
[Limerick]
United parishes of Kilmallock and
Ballingaddy...John Treacy...Mr E Treacy 10s...Mr D Treacy 10s...
9
May 1877 (FJ) To the Most Rev. George Butler, Lord Bishop of Limerick
...Pope Golden Jubilee...Parish of St.
Michael...Thomas Stewart Tracy, A.B., ex-Sch., T.C.D...Richard Tracy...
18
September 1877 (FJ) Home Rule Demonstration in Kilmallock
...reception...Michael Tracy...
22
September 1877 (N) Mr. C.S. Parnell M.P. arrived in Kilmallock
...platform...Michael Tracy...
1877?
birth Patrick Tracy
In
Memory of Patrick Tracy
Born in Co Limerick, Ireland
Died in Newport, RI May 23 1911 age 34 years
May his soul rest in peace
pasheekey@yahoo.com St. Columba Cemetery, Middletown, RI
Registers
of Seamen's Services
Frederick William Francis Patrick Tracy, b. 12 July 1878 Saint Thomas Limerick, Official Number: 287221 ADM 188/461
Emmett Robert Tracy, b. 21 March 1881 Limerick, Limerick, Official Number: 195153 ADM 188/336
1878
Invercargill Dep Glasgow, Scotland 12 Jul 1878 Arr Port Chalmers NZ 2 Oct
1878
Patrick Treacy, 20, Farm Labourer from Limerick,
Invercargill, Glasgow to Otago NZ, Arrival Date: 02 Oct 1878 (assisted emigration)
Patrick Treacy, 20 years, farm labourer, single, of Limerick
February 1878 to 1887 London
Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Edmond Treacey, Rev., Rathkeale, county Limerick (C.C.)
Edmond Treacey, Rev., and Honoria Treacey, Rathkeale, county Limerick (C.C.)
February 1880 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Tracy and Mrs. Mary A. Tracy, Upper William Street Limerick & Blockboy, Limerick
February 1880 to 1887 London
Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
James Treacy, Ballinarouga, Ballingarry, county Limerick (Farmer)
10 May 1878 (FJ) Mr. Butt and his
Constituency
...Limerick...John Treacy...Patrick Treacy...
Gainsborough arrived Westland 1878 (assisted emigration)
James Tracey, 21 years, single, farm lab, of Limerick
Lady Jocelyn arrived Canterbury 08 Dec 1879
(assisted emigration)
Henry Treacy/Tracy, 29 years, single, ag labourer, of Limerick
Thomas Treacy/Tracy, 24 years, single, ag labourer, of Limerick
(Laurence Bradley labrs. Christchurch - Timara???)
Honora Treacy, 28 years, single, genl servt, of Limerick
Johanna Treacy, 26 years, single, genl servt, of Limerick
[Timara? in pencil in front of names]
March 1880 Limerick
Thomas Tracy, a little boy aged eight years, was charged with having maliciously set fire to some letters in the City Post Office last August. He pleaded not guilty.
1880 City of Limerick
The Crown declined to prosecute Thomas Kinsley, and Thomas Treacy was discharged by the judge at Summer Assizes 1880 on charge of injury to property of Postmaster General on 6 January.
September 1881 Limerick
The Theatre Royal was crowded with citizens of every class anxious to support native industry... Mr. Tracey of the Compositors' Guild of Trades...
1881 British Census
Edward
Tracey,
Head,
Married, M, 42, Labourer, Limerick;
24 Orcus St, Middlesex
Mary
Tracey,
Wife,
Married, F, 36, Cork; 24 Orcus St,
Middlesex
Honour Tracey, Daughter, Single, F, 11, Marylebone,
Middlesex
Patrick
Tracey,
Son,
Single, M, 8, Middlesex
Ellen
Tracey,
Daughter, Single, F, 6, Middlesex
Mary
Tracey,
Daughter, Single, F, 2, Middlesex
George
Tracy, 49 years, born Kings Co. married, tailor, 2 Noel St London Middlesex
Ann, 38 years, born Limerick, wife, tailoress
Ann, 18 years, born Bloomsbury, daughter, tailoress
James Tracy,
65 years, born Charleville Coy Cork, Domestic Cooper, 9 Molyneux St Chorlton on
Medlock Lanc
Mary, 64 years, born Charleville Coy
Cork, wife, Dressmaker
Elizabeth, 26 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
Ellen, 25 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
Margaret, 22 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
John, 20 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick,
single, House Joiner
John Tracey, 14 years, born Limerick,
Shaftesbury Training Ship East Ham Essex
Michael
Tracey, Lodger, Single, M, 33, Chemical Labourer, born Troon; Jarrow Church
Church Builds, South Shields, Durham
Peter Tracy, 39 years, born limerick, married, beer retailer, The Old House at Home Beer House Westbourne Sussex
Amelia, 30 years, born Portsmouth Hampshire, wife
John, 5 years, born Tralee, son
Charles, 3 years, born Belfast, son
Edwin, 11 months, born Ashton Under Lyne Lanc, son
William Treacey, 36
years, born Limerick, labourer, married, 35 Hopwood St. Liverpool Lanc.
Mary Ann, 33 years, born Waterford, wife
Katey, 9 years, born Dublin, daughter
Sarah, 7 years, born Dublin, daughter
Michael, 4 years, born Liverpool, son
Mary, 15 months, born Liverpool, daughter
1881 Ship: Nasmyth;
Official number: 81334.
John Tracy; rank/rating, Fireman; year of birth, 1845;
place of birth, Limerick; previous ship, Spain of Liverpool.
BT 99/1332
1881 Ship: Nasmyth;
Official number: 81334.
John Tracy; rank/rating, Fireman; year of birth, 1845;
place of birth, Limerick; previous ship, Spain of Liverpool.
BT 99/1332
1882 Death Notice
Dorothea Tracy, (née Wood), Catherine Street, Limerick Chronicle 2nd September 1882, wife of Rev. R. T. Tracy, death notice
“Tracy –At her residence, 62 Catherine-street, Dorothey the beloved wife of the Rev R. T. Tracy, and daughter of the Rev Samuel Wood. – Funeral on Monday morning at 9 o’clock.” (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1882 Return of judicial rents
Andrew Treacy of Grange Limerick, landlord Trustees of Count de Salis (a minor), 43a/2r/37p, poor valuation £54/15/0, old rent £73/10/0, new rent £67/0/0 Rent charged in 1866 £52/1/6
David Treacy of Ballinahaun Limerick, landlord C.J. Coote, 95a/0r/0p, poor valuation £86/10/0, old rent £170/10/0, new rent £138/0/0, value £400/0/0 Rent changed in 1841 from £149/15/0. Provision made in this case as regards a labourer.
1882? The Gaelic journal = Irislear na elge
Patrick Treacy,
Scart, Kilteely, Co. Limerick
1883 Return of judicial rents
John Treacy of Clunteen Limerick, landlord Walter M. O'Grady, 19a/2r/1p, poor valuation £10/0/0, old rent £11/0/0, new rent £10/0/0, valuation £90/0/0
1883 William Treacy, tenant, Lady Ashtown, Coolavehy, Limerick, 37a3r16p, £17.5.0 valuation, £31 rent, £22 judicial rent, £150 value of tenacy
24 May 1884 (N) Land League
Knockaderry and Clouncagh Co. Limerick...subscribers...T Treacy...T. Treacy...4s each...
11 October 1884 (N) Marriage
Treacy and Delaney - September 30, at St. Michaels RC Church, Limerick, by the Rev C Conway, Adm, Edward J Treacy, TC, Main-street, Birr, to Emily, daughter of the late William Delaney, Esq, 23 Thomas-street, Limerick.
Etruria, Liverpool & Queenstown to New
York 14 Dec 1885
Dennis Tracey, 35, M, Labourer, Limerick
1885 Limerick City Electors
List
Daniel Tracy, Corbally, Inhabitant Householder, caretaker's house, offices and land, Abbey Ward
Jeremiah Tracey, Asylum Street, Inhabitant Householder, house and land, Market Ward Rural
John Tracey, Henry Street, Inhabitant Householder, house, Dock Ward
John Tracy, Mardyke, Inhabitant Householder, house, Custom-House Ward
John Tracy, Pennywell, Inhabitant Householder, house (as office), Abbey Ward
John Tracy, Pennywell, Inhabitant Householder, house, offices, garden and rope walk, Abbey Ward
John Tracy, William Street Upper, Inhabitant Householder, house, Market Ward
Michael Tracy, Market Alley, N., Inhabitant Householder, house and yard, Custom-House Ward
Patrick Tracy, Ahern's Row, Inhabitant Householder, house, offices and yard, Abbey Ward
Patrick Tracy, Nicholas Street, Inhabitant Householder, (room in hall) house and yard, Abbey Ward
Richard T. Tracy, Rev, Catherine Street, Rated Occupier, house and yard, Shannon
Ward
Thady Tracy, John Street, Inhabitant Householder, cellar, Irishtown Ward
Thomas Stanley Tracey, Henry Street, Inhabitant Householder, house and small garden, Dock Ward
William Tracey, Punch's Lane, Inhabitant Householder, house and yard, Dock Ward
11 July 1885 (N) Marriage
O'Shaughnessy and Tracy - July 4, at St. Joseph's Church, Glasthule, by the Rev Cannon Harold PP, Michael O'Shaughnessy, 81 Harcourt-street and Bruree, County Limerick, Barrister-at-law, eldest surviving son of the late Michael O'Shaughnessy, QC JP, to Valantina Marion, second daughter of William Tracy, Esq, Newtownsmith House, Kingstown.
January 1886 Death from tetanus
Limerick...John Tracy, a tallyman, residing at Arthur's quay...
September 1886 Sheriffs Sales, Limerick
The third case was that of Patrick Treacy, plaintiff; David Treacy, defendant. The farm which is situated at Ballynahoun, contains 94[?] acres, the rent being £134.15s and the amount of the exocution £70.9s.7d. The tenant bid up to £52 but the farm went to the landlord for£53.
1886 Irish News
Limerick…The County sub-Sheriff (Fred. Sinclair Dobson) put up for sale on Sept. 21 at the County courthouse the tenants' interests in three farms, two being sold to release excutions for rent…The third case was at the suit of Patrick Tracy against David Tracy. The farm is situate at Ballinahown. After a brisk competition it was knocked down to the plaintiff for £53. The growing crops were also put up, but there were no bidders.
New
Zealand Tablet, Rōrahi XIV, Putanga 34, 17 Hakihea 1886, Whārangi 19
1886-1888
Dromin Football Club
...Michael Treacy –
Cloonygarra...
...a match played by Dromin F.C. versus Feenagh
F.C. in 1888 at Ballyagran. The same men played with the exception of Michael
Treacy who had gone to America...Hurling...Notably among the players were
Haigney and Duryuer of Fedamore H.C. and Higgins and Mick Treacy of Dromin
whose long shots always reached from 980 to 100 yards...
1889
Return of judicial rents
Thomas Tracy of Carlineclough Limerick, landlord Auster F. Walker, 40a/0r/4p, poor valuation £18/5/0, old rent £26/0/0, new rent £16/0/0
Patrick Tracy of Gibbinstown and another Limerick, landlord Joseph Gubbins and another, 69a/1r/10p, poor valuation £70/15/0, old rent £132/10/7, new rent £82/0/0
1890
Return of judicial rents
David Treacy of Darraghbeg Limerick, landlord Lady Ashtown, 17a/1r/10p, poor valuation £10/5/0, old rent £14/0/0, new rent £10/0/0
1890 Return of judicial rents
James Treacy of Tobernea Limerick, landlord Lieut. John Gibbings, 56a/3r/31p, poor valuation £55/0/0, old rent £70/0/0, new rent £56/0/0, The rent in this case was fixed by consent of the parties at the sitting of the Court in Dublin.
Mary Tracy of Bunavie Limerick, landlord Lord Leconfield, 20a/3r/20p, poor valuation £15/0/0, old rent £17/6/0, new rent £14/0/0.
The Very Rev. Patrick Treacy, Priest-is-charge
of the Stratford Parish since 1901, was born in County Limerick, Ireland. He
was ordained at Waterford in the year 1881, and came out to Wellington, New
Zealand, in the same year. Before settling in Stratford, Father Treacy had been
stationed at Lyttelton, Masterton, Kumara, Geraldine, Hawarden and New
Plymouth.
1891
Return of judicial rents
Edmond Tracey of Knockany Limerick, landlord Count de Salis, 9a/2r/35p, poor valuation £9/10/0, old rent £14/0/0, new rent £10/0/0
1892
Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracey of Keelogues Limerick, landlord Thomas Dickin and others, 36a/2r/17p, poor valuation £33/0/0, old rent £45/10/8, new rent £33/15/0
1892-1924
Ellis Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Alice Treacy, Cappamore (Kerry or Limerick?) Ireland, 1899, 16 years
Anne Tracy, Limerick Ireland, 1904,
23 years
Bessie Treacy, Kilmallock Limerick Ireland, 1903, 25 years
Bridget Agnes Treacy, Poolboy (Coolboy Kilbeheny Limerick?) Ireland, 1916, 54 years
Bridget Treacy, Ballylanders Limerick Ireland, 1920, 26 years
Catherine Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1903, 2 years
Catherine Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1903, 26 years
Edmond Treacy, Pallasgreen Limerick? Ireland, 1910, 20 years
Edward Tracy, Limerick Ireland,
1892, 23 years
Elsie Tracey, Killmallock Limerick?
Ireland, 1907, 73 years
Elsie Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick Ireland?), 1907, 23 years
George Tracey, Cappamore (Kerry or
Limerick?) Ireland, 1912, 18 years
George Tracey, Limerick Ireland,
1907, 28 years
James Tracey, Gibbonstown
(Kilbreedy Major Limerick Ireland?), 1893, 21 years
James Treacy, Kiltuly (Kilteely Limerick?), Ireland, 1911, 22 years
James Treacy, Pemerick (Limerick Ireland?), 1900, 22 years
Jerh. Tracey, Limerick Ireland?,
1905, 25 years
John James Tracey, Limerick
Ireland, 1899, 20 years
John Tracey, Limerick Ireland,
1911, 37 years
John Tracey, Limerick Ireland,
1921, 18 years
John Treacy, Cappamore (Kerry or Limerick?) Ireland, 1907, 17 years
John Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1895, 24 years
John Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1903, 1 year
John Treacy, Pallas Grean Limerick? Ireland, 1909, 38 years
Kate Tracey, Kilmallock (Limerick
Ireland?), 1907, 23 years
Kate Tracy, Bruff (Limerick
Ireland?), 1905, 26 years
Kate Treacy, Kilmallock Limerick? Ireland, 1907, 26 years
Kate Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1900, 22 years
Katie Treacy, Bruff (Limerick Ireland?), 1901, 22 years
Maria Treacy, Miltown (Milltown Fennagh Carlow or Milltown Doon Limerick Ireland?), 1906, 26 years
Maris Treacy, Mietown (Milltown Fennagh Carlow or Milltown Doon Limerick Ireland?), 1901, 21 years
Martin Tracey, Atherton (Askeaton
Limerick Ireland?), 1905, 26 years
Mary Treacey, Braffa (Bruff
Limerick Ireland?), 1895, 18 years
Mary Treacey, Bruff (Limerick
Ireland?), 1900, 60 years
Michael Tracey, Limerick Ireland?,
1892, 22 years
Nellie Tracy, Kilmallock (Limerick
Ireland?), 1898, 21 years
Nora Treacy, Hosfistac (Hospital Limerick?) Ireland, 1916, 23 years
Nora Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick Ireland?), 1899, 21 years
Nora Treacy, Kilmallock Limerick? Ireland, 1908, 27 years
Patrick Tracey, Limerick Ireland?,
1900, 22 years
Patrick Treacey, Limerick
(Ireland?), 1895, 23 years
Patrick Treacy, Kilmallock Limerick? Ireland, 1910, 24 years
Patrick Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1903, 37 years
Peter Treacy, Newtown (Cork Fermanagh Kildare Limerick or Tipperary?) Ireland, 1924, 30 years
Sarah Treacy, Poolboy (Coolboy Kilbeheny Limerick?) Ireland, 1916, 12 years
Thomas Tracey, Askeaton (Limerick
Ireland?), 1897, 28 years
Thomas Treacy, Auglnacliffe Limerick Ireland?, 1906, 28 years
William Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick Ireland?), 1902, 21 years
1894 Freeman's Journal. Evicted Tenants Fund
Cappamore, Feb. 7th
1894...1s...Michael Treacy...
9
May 1895 Limerick Chronicle
Wool
sales.- …the purchasers being Messrs Ebrill, Tracey and Slattery.
30
March 1897 Limerick Chronicle
Funeral
of the late Mr. Zachary Myles J.P.
…Town
Councillors…P. Tracey …
Limerick
Chronicle
Funeral
of the Rev. Joseph Bourke, P.P.
…Rev.
E. Tracey CC Stonehall…
Limerick
Chronicle
The
Accident at the Docks
…Inquest
at Thomondgate into the circumstances touching the death of William Connery,
aged 68, a dock labourer, who was killed aboard the s.s. “Tintern Abbey”…Sergeant
Treacy conducted the case for the crown…
1895 Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracey of County Limerick, landlord Thomas R. Roche, 33a/1r/29p, poor valuation £17/15/0, old rent £21/6/0, new rent £15/10/0
1896 Return of judicial rents
Thomas Treacy of Cromwell (Glebe-lands) Limerick, landlord Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlerosse, 19a/1r/30p, poor valuation £21/15/0, old rent £25/7/6, new rent £17/0/0
June 27, 1896 News from Ireland
...Mayor of Limerick...voted for Cussack...Treacy...
June 1897 Cricket
Ballaghaderin [Limerick?]...G. Tracey...
24 September 1897 New Zealand Tablet
Treacy. — Your prayers are earnestly requested for the repose of the soul of Stephen Treacy, of Scart, County Limerick, Ireland, who departed this life on the 3rd day of July, 1897; age 28 years.
May 1898 Charge of Murder
...making a love match...went into Tracy's publichouse...Doon Limerick...
Sep 30, 1899 (SS) Land and Labour
Convention at Kilmallock...Ballingaddy - David Tracey, DC...
1899 Royal Commission on the
Irish Land Acts
Edward Treacy of Kilfinane Limerick, landlord Col. F.C.T. Gascoigne, 54a/2r/2p, poor valuation £57/0/0, old rent £63/15/0, sale of tenancy 1 May 1886
1899 Royal Commission on the
Irish Land Acts
Purchaser: Thomas Treacy, farmer of Gortavalla Limerick, Landlord: Richard Bourke, Vendor: John Madden and others, 53a/3/24p, valuation £38/15/0, rent £37/0/0, Sale May 29/1895, Tenancy: £475/0/0, repayment 13 years. Improvements all made by landlord
1899 Return of advances under
Purchase of Land
April 15 1897 Purchaser: David Treacy of Coolavehy Limerick, Vendor: Hon. W.C. Trench, 18a/0r/1p, value £10/5/0, rent £10/0/0, purchase £173, advance £173
April 15 1897 Purchaser: William Treacy of Coolavehy Limerick, Vendor: Hon. W.C. Trench, 38a/3r/9p, value £17/5/0, rent £22/0/0, purchase £330, advance £330, cash £66
1899 Return of advances under
Purchase of Land
January 12 1899 Purchaser: Johanna Treacy of Coolavehy Limerick, Vendor: Hon. W.C. Trench, 22a/0r/0p, value £9/5/0, rent £13/10/0, judicial, purchase £205, advance £205, cash £41
1899 Return of judicial rents
Jan 28 1899 Mary A. Tracey of Bohernagore Limerick, landlord Berkley D. Wise, 162a/1r/24p, poor valuation £198/10/0, old rent £237/12/0, new rent £200/0/0, Settled in Court in Dublin
Jan 28 1899 Mary A. Tracey of Bohernagore Limerick, landlord Berkley D. Wise, 32a/0r/0p, poor valuation £-, old rent £68/0/8, new rent £34/0/0, Settled in Court in Dublin
Jan 28 1899 Mary A. Tracey of Bohernagore Limerick, landlord Berkley D. Wise, 86a/0r/0p, poor valuation £-, old rent £132/5/2, new rent £96/0/0, Settled in Court in Dublin
1901 Return of judicial rents
12/12/1900 Thomas Tracy of Ballynarooga More (South) Newcastle West Limerick, landlord Edmond Moroney, 38a/3r/6p, poor valuation £20/10/0, old rent £30/0/0, new rent £25/0/0
1901 Return of advances under
the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act
30/10/1901 Thomas Treacy of Cromwell Limerick, landlord Trustees of A.H.W. King, 40a/2r/38p, poor valuation £26/0/0, rent £36/10/0, Judicial, purchase £526, advance £526, cash £-
1901
Census of England
Frederick W F P Tracey, 22, St Thomas
Limerick Ireland, Stoker, Kent?
John Tracy, 40, Ireland County Limerick,
Turner Iron Foundry, Droylsden, Lancashire
William Tracey, 32, Ireland Knocklong
[Limerick?], Milk Dealer, Congleton, Cheshire
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland
1901 Census Limerick County
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Anne Treacy, Doon South, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe,
Boher Bridget Tracey, Ballykennedy South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry
and Cloncagh Bridget Treacy, Scart, Kilteely, Kilteely Catherine Tracey, Kildimo, Kildimo, Kildimo David Treacy, Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Denis Tracey, Mountfox, SS Peter & Paul, Kilmallock Edmond Tracey*, Doon Town, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe,
Boher Edmond Treacy, Grange Upper, Tullybracky, Bruff Edward Tracey, Ballyania, Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edward Treacy, Main Street, Askeaton, Askeaton, Askeaton James Tracey, Stonehall, Kilcornan, Kilcornan, Stonehall,
Cappagh James Treacy, Boherdotia, Oola, Oola and Solohead James Treacy, Cloghadoolarty North, Fedamore, Fedamore James Treacy, RIC, Kilduff, Ballynaclogh, Pallasgreen James Treacy, Tobernea East, Effin, Effin Johanna Treacy, Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe Johannagh D. Treacy, Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe John Tracey, Caherline, Ballybrood, Caherconlish John Tracey, Glenanair East, Particles, Kilfinane John Treacy, Bunavie, Grean, Pallasgreen John Treacy, Cloonteen, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe,
Boher John Treacy, Common, Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy, Kildromin, Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy, Knocklong East, Knocklong, Knocklong and
Glenbrohane Margaret E. Tracy, Castleconnell Town, Stradbally,
Castleconnell Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Martin Treacy, South Quay, Monagay, Newcastle,
Templeglantine Mary Treacy, Ballinlough, Ballinlough, Hospital Mary Treacy, Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Carrowclogh, Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Mary Treacy, Coolbaun, Castletown, Doon Mary Treacy, Newtown South, Oola, Oola and Solohead Mary Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely Michael Tracey, Ballycullane, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden
and Ballinvana Michael Tracey, Doon North, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe,
Boher Michael Treacy, Cluggin, Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean,
Doon Michael Treacy, Garrynderk North, Effin, Effin Patrick Treacy, Ballyhaght, Kilquane, Kilmallock Patrick Treacy, Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and
Ballinvana Thomas Tracey, Ballynarooga More , Cloncagh, Knockaderry and
Cloncagh North Thomas Tracy, Cloonty, Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Thomas Treacy, Cromwell, Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy, Duntryleague, Galbally, Galbally William Tracey, Kilmallock Town, SS Peter & Paul,
Kilmallock William Treacy, Ballybricken West, Inch St., Caherconlish
Lawrence William Treacy, Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders William Treacy, Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy, Teermore, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and
Ballinvana |
Edward Treacy, Main Street, Askeaton, Askeaton, Askeaton John Treacy, Common, Ballingarry, Ballingarry William Treacy, Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders Edward Tracey, Ballyania, Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edmond Treacy, Grange Upper, Tullybracky, Bruff Michael Tracey, Ballycullane, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden
and Ballinvana Patrick Treacy, Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and
Ballinvana William Treacy, Teermore, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and
Ballinvana John Tracey, Caherline, Ballybrood, Caherconlish William Treacy, Ballybricken West, Inch St., Caherconlish
Lawrence James Tracey, Stonehall, Kilcornan, Kilcornan, Stonehall,
Cappagh Margaret E. Tracy, Castleconnell Town, Stradbally,
Castleconnell Mary Treacy, Coolbaun, Castletown, Doon Michael Treacy, Cluggin, Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean,
Doon James Treacy, Tobernea East, Effin, Effin Michael Treacy, Garrynderk North, Effin, Effin James Treacy, Cloghadoolarty North, Fedamore, Fedamore Thomas Treacy, Duntryleague, Galbally, Galbally Johanna Treacy, Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe Johannagh D. Treacy, Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy, Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe Mary Treacy, Ballinlough, Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy, Cromwell, Ballinlough, Hospital Catherine Tracey, Kildimo, Kildimo, Kildimo John Tracey, Glenanair East, Particles, Kilfinane Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane David Treacy, Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Denis Tracey, Mountfox, SS Peter & Paul, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Patrick Treacy, Ballyhaght, Kilquane, Kilmallock William Tracey, Kilmallock Town, SS Peter & Paul,
Kilmallock Bridget Treacy, Scart, Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy, Kildromin, Kilteely, Kilteely Mary Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely Bridget Tracey, Ballykennedy South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry
and Cloncagh Thomas Tracey, Ballynarooga More , Cloncagh, Knockaderry
and Cloncagh North John Treacy, Knocklong East, Knocklong, Knocklong and
Glenbrohane Anne Treacy, Doon South, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe
Boher Edmond Tracey*, Doon Town, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe
Boher John Treacy, Cloonteen, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe
Boher Michael Tracey, Doon North, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher James Treacy, Boherdotia, Oola, Oola and Solohead Mary Treacy, Newtown South, Oola, Oola and Solohead James Treacy, RIC, Kilduff, Ballynaclogh, Pallasgreen John Treacy, Bunavie, Grean, Pallasgreen Mary Treacy, Carrowclogh, Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Thomas Tracy, Cloonty, Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Martin Treacy, South Quay, Monagay, Newcastle,
Templeglantine |
*28. Edmond Tracey 44 publican; Kate Tracey 30 wife; Johanna 3 dau; Richard 1 son; Sarah O'Dwyer 24 n. marr. barmaid
1911 Census Limerick County
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Bridget Treacy,
Glenanair East, Particles, Kilfinane Catherine Tracey,
Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders Catherine Treacy,
Cluggin, Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean, Doon Catherine Treacy,
Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana David Treacy,
Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Edmond Tracey,
Ballyania, Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edmond Treacy,
Doon Town, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Edmond Treacy,
Scart, Kilteely, Kilteely Edmund Treacy,
Grange Upper, Tullybracky, Bruff Hanora Treacy,
Common, Ballingarry, Ballingarry James Treacy,
Cloghadoolarty North, Fedamore, Fedamore James Treacy,
Stonehall, Kilcornan, Kilcornan, Stonehall Cappagh James Treacy,
Tobernea East, Effin, Effin Johanna Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe John Tracey,
Caherline, Ballybrood, Caherconlish John Treacy,
Ballincarroona, Kilfrush, Hospital John Treacy,
Ballykennedy South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh John Treacy,
Bunavie, Grean, Pallasgreen John Treacy,
Cloonteen, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher John Treacy,
Graigacurragh, Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy,
Kildromin, Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy,
Mountfox, St. Peter & Paul's, Kilmallock John Treacy,
Srahane, Carrigparson, Caherconlish, Ballybricken Margaret Treacy,
Main Street, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Martin Treacy,
South Quay, Monagay, Newcastle, Templeglantine Newcastle West Mary Tracey,
Knocklong East, Knocklong, Knocklong and Glenbrohane Mary Tracey,
Newtown, Bruff, Bruff Mary Treacy,
Ballinlough, Ballinlough, Hospital Mary Treacy,
Ballyhaght, Kilquane, Kilmallock Mary Treacy,
Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Mary Treacy,
Cloonty, Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Mary Treacy,
Coolbaun, Castletown, Doon Michael Tracey,
Carrowclogh, Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Michael Treacy,
Ballybricken West, Inch St. Laurence, Caherconlish Michael Treacy,
Ballygrennan, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Michael Treacy,
Caherconlish Town, Caherconlish, Caherconlish Michael Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe Michael Treacy,
Doon North, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Michael Treacy,
Mountblakeney, Kilbreedy Minor, Effin Morgan Treacy,
Doon South, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Patrick Treacy,
Ballyroe Upper, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Patrick Treacy,
Caherass, Croom, Croom Patrick Treacy,
Scart, Kilteely, Kilteely Robert John Tracy,
Pallaskenry Town (a), Chapelrussel, Kildimo Thomas Tracey,
Ballynarooga More , Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh North Thomas Treacy,
Caherelly East, Caherelly, Ballybricken Thomas Treacy,
Cromwell, Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy,
Duntryleague, Galbally, Galbally Timothy Tracey,
Baunacloka, Mungret, Mungret and Crecora William J. Treacy,
Doon Town, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe, William Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy,
Gortakilleen, Oola, Oola and Solohead William Treacy,
Teermore, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana |
Hanora Treacy,
Common, Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy,
Graigacurragh, Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy,
Srahane, Carrigparson, Caherconlish, Ballybricken Thomas Treacy,
Caherelly East, Caherelly, Ballybricken Catherine Tracey,
Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders Edmond Tracey,
Ballyania, Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edmund Treacy,
Grange Upper, Tullybracky, Bruff Mary Tracey,
Newtown, Bruff, Bruff Catherine Treacy,
Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Michael Treacy,
Ballygrennan, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana William Treacy,
Teermore, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana John Tracey,
Caherline, Ballybrood, Caherconlish Michael Treacy,
Ballybricken West, Inch St. Laurence, Caherconlish Michael Treacy,
Caherconlish Town, Caherconlish, Caherconlish Patrick Treacy,
Caherass, Croom, Croom Catherine Treacy,
Cluggin, Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean, Doon Mary Treacy,
Coolbaun, Castletown, Doon James Treacy,
Tobernea East, Effin, Effin Michael Treacy,
Mountblakeney, Kilbreedy Minor, Effin James Treacy,
Cloghadoolarty North, Fedamore, Fedamore Thomas Treacy,
Duntryleague, Galbally, Galbally John Treacy,
Ballykennedy South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh Thomas Tracey,
Ballynarooga More , Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh North Mary Tracey,
Knocklong East, Knocklong, Knocklong and Glenbrohane Johanna Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe Michael Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe John Treacy,
Ballincarroona, Kilfrush, Hospital Mary Treacy,
Ballinlough, Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy,
Cromwell, Ballinlough, Hospital Robert John Tracy,
Pallaskenry Town (a), Chapelrussel, Kildimo Bridget Treacy,
Glenanair East, Particles, Kilfinane Margaret Treacy,
Main Street, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Patrick Treacy,
Ballyroe Upper, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane David Treacy,
Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock John Treacy,
Mountfox, St. Peter & Paul's, Kilmallock Mary Treacy,
Ballynahown, Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Mary Treacy,
Ballyhaght, Kilquane, Kilmallock Edmond Treacy,
Scart, Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy,
Kildromin, Kilteely, Kilteely Patrick Treacy,
Scart, Kilteely, Kilteely Timothy Tracey,
Baunacloka, Mungret, Mungret and Crecora |