It may be
presumed that the Traceys of Meath are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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The
Traceys of Meath can trace their history back to the beginning of historical
records, as Meath formed part of the territory of the Uí Bairrche.
1st
Oct 1611
A view of such
Debts and Sums, certain and desparable, due to the King by several
recognizances, as appear by record in office of the Remembrancer of the
Exchequer
Meath - Peter
Tracy, rector of Rathmore and Richard Tirrell of Flower, 12 Eliz, for
payment of such first-fruits as were due - 20 l. Str.
Carew Manuscript MS 629 Vol.6 p.119/128
Rathmolyon
Grave Yard
1. IHS Here
lies the bodies of Jane Tracy who died April ye 19th 1783 aged 49 yrs and
Mathew Tracy her husband who died Oct ye 29th 1794
aged 45
years This was erected by their son Jn Tracy
2. Gloria
in excelsis Deo Erected by Margt Tracy in memory of her husband John Tracy who
departed life 27th Jany 1836 aged 62 years
24 - 28 Apr. 1797 Belfast Newsletter
Trim assizes Thomas Tracy…high treason…
8 Sept 1797 Trim Assizes...Thomas Tracy was tried for high treason...
15 Sept. 1797 Belfast Newsletter
persons convicted Trim Thomas Tracy treason
18 Sept. 1797 Belfast Newsletter
…Mr. Ball, solicitor-general judge Thomas Tracy French invasion…
1802
Protestant Parishioners Diocese of Meath
Thomas
Treacy
(Irish Ancestor, 1973, Vol. V, No. 1, pp.
37-52)
1807 Meath Lent Assizes
To George
Bomford, John Tracy & Patrick Hart, to build two gullees over water courses
on lands of Kill and Streaney, road from Longwood to Summer Hill wages included
£16/7/9
1817
Oldcastle - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard Taylor Tracey
1826/7 Schoolteachers
Mary Tracy, RC, Oldcastle, Co,
Meath.
1831 Canvas book of Mr. Rowley
Lower
Moyfeuragh
Matthew Tracy,
Summerhill (£10 valuation?)
Irish Genealogist, vol.7
British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Thomas
Tracy Born Lurgan,
Cavan Served in 40th Foot Regiment; Meath Militia Discharged aged 40 Covering
date gives year of discharge 1831.
James Tracy,
Ninch, Co. Meath, 1836,
Prerogative Court will. Exec: E. Doran, Ninch, ??? (laytown, Co. Meath?).
IWR/1836/F/94.
1843
The Indian Mail
1843 Gentlesman’s Magazine
September
10. At Bishop’s College, Calcutta, the Rev. Arthur W. Wallis, B.A. late Boslen
Sanscrit scholar in the University of Oxford, and formerly of Sidmouth, to
Eliza eldest daughter of Wm. Wootton Esq, M.B.C.S., late of Blackheath, and
formerly of Brook-street, Grosvenor square, and grand daughter of the late Hon.
James Tracey, of Londwood Park, Ireland. [Longwood???]
1846-1851 New York arrivals
Bridget Tracy, age 50, Servant, Meath Ireland to
Pittsburgh, Liverpool: Garrick 09/12/1849
Wm. Tracy, age 30, Labourer, Meath Ireland to New
York, Liverpool: Garrick 09/12/1849
Griffiths
Valuation Meath 1855
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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George Tracy Galboystown Killallon Meath James Tracy Bridge Street,Ashbourne,(Killegland) Killegland Meath John Teacey Kilwarden Clonard Meath John Tracey Towlaght Clonard Meath John Tracy Clongill Clongill Meath John Treacy Ardnamullan Clonard Meath John Treacy Ballyadams Killyon Meath Matthew Tracy Colp, West Colp Meath Matthew Tracy Town of Summerhill,Summerhill Laracor Meath Michael Tracy Colp, West Colp Meath Owen Tracy Kill Beg Rathmolyon Meath Patrick Tracey Town of Summerhill,Summerhill Laracor Meath Thomas Tracey Derryconnor Killaconnigan Meath Thomas Treacy Freagh Castlerickard Meath Thomas Treacy Longwood Clonard Meath |
Thomas Treacy Freagh Castlerickard Meath John Teacey Kilwarden Clonard Meath John Tracey Towlaght Clonard Meath John Treacy Ardnamullan Clonard Meath Thomas Treacy Longwood Clonard Meath John Tracy Clongill Clongill Meath Matthew Tracy Colp, West Colp Meath Michael Tracy Colp, West Colp Meath Thomas Tracey Derryconnor Killaconnigan Meath George Tracy Galboystown Killallon Meath James Tracy Bridge Street, Ashbourne, (Killegland) Killegland Meath John Treacy Ballyadams Killyon Meath Owen Tracy Kill Beg Rathmolyon Meath Matthew Tracy Town of Summerhill, Summerhill Laracor Meath Patrick Tracey Town of Summerhill, Summerhill Laracor
Meath |
1856 Subscriber
Rev. James Tracy, Dunboyne, Student, located in Derry
Subscriber to Bourke, The
college Irish grammar: compiled chiefly with a view to aid the students of St.
Patrick's Maynooth. Dublin.
1861
Subscribers:
Rev. F
Tracey PP, Ballyna, Enfield (Meath?)
Rev P
Treacy CC, Killresenty (Kilrossanty, Waterford?)
Rev J Treacy
CC, Carrick-on-Suir (Tipperary)
Rev R?
Treacy CC, Ring Dungarvan (Waterford)
Fitzpatrick WJ (1861) The Life, Times &
Correspondence of the Right Rev. Dr Doyle, Bishop of Kildare & Leighlin.
Duffy, Dublin.
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of
Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey,
Joseph, Celbridge, Dublin/Kildare/Meath. 7 509
Tracey,
Margaret, Edenderry, Kildare/Meath/Offaly. 8 593
Tracey,
Mary, Trim, Meath. 7 1099
1870 to 1906 Ashbourne National School Register
Luke Tracey, entered school 15/06/1874, aged 4, RC,
father blacksmith
1871 British Census
Andrew
Tracey, spouse Mary, b. abt 1825 Meath Ireland, Radnorshire Wales
= Mary Tracey,
spouse Andrew, b. abt 1829 Glamorgan Wales, Radnorshire Wales
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.
Catherine Tracey, Killine Meath? Ireland, 1912, 22
years
Margaret Tracey, Ashbourne (Meath Ireland?), 1903, 20
years
Patrick Tracey, Williamstown (Meath Ireland?), 1905,
24 years
Patrick
Treacy, Williamstown (Meath Ireland?), 1905, 24 years
Wm Patrick Tracey, Williamstown (Meath Ireland?),
1905, 32 years
1901 Census of England
Louisa Tracey, 67,
Ireland Meath, Living On Own Means, New Shoreham, West Sussex
1901 Census Ashbourne, Co. Meath
Ashbourne, 131, 21, James, Treacy, head, RC, not R, 65, male, blacksmith, married, Meath
Ashbourne, 132, Margaret, Treacy, wife, RC, R+W, 55, female, married, Meath
Ashbourne, 133, Margaret, Treacy, daughter, RC, R+W, 20, female, housekeeper, not married, Meath
Ashbourne, 134, Alice, Treacy, daughter, RC, R+W, 16, female, housekeeper, not married, Meath
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland
William Treacy
PA-22/20, EI-UFO was built in 1957 and for 13 years has been owned by William Treacy of County Meath, Republic of Ireland. It has O-290D2, 133 hp engine and is equipped with COR VOR. In 2005 plane was covered with Ceconite 101. Short Wing Piper
Club. Turner Publishing Company
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FAMILY HISTORIES
Cornelius Tracey &
Jane Clarke
Mary b. 1
July 1879 (LDS)
John
Tracey & Julia Fogarty
Eliza b. 2
September 1876 (LDS)
Robert
Tracy & Eliza Moynahan
Mary b. 26
April 1869 (LDS)
Thomas Tracey & Anne Moran
Thomas b. 27 November 1876 (LDS)
John Joseph b. 20 March 1878 Pitcher
Hill (LDS)
Thomas Tracey & Catherine Tyrrell
John b. 27 May 1877 (LDS)
Michael Joseph b. 11 October 1878
Kilberg (LDS)
Drogheda Saint Mary’s
John
Treacy & Mary McLoughlin
Mary b. 10
April 1865 Drogheda Saint Mary’s (LDS)
Bridget b.
31 October 1869 (LDS)
Killine
Patrick Tracy of Co. Kildare or Meath
Seeking info on townland of my
ggrandfather Patrick Tracy who emigrated from either the Carberry district of Kildare
or Clonard in Meath in about 1850. He eventually settled in Juneau Co, Wi and
married Catherine He(a)vey who was from the Moy valley, Kildare.
Tom Tracy February 02, 2000
Church of the Nativity Cemetery Kilmessan
Tracey, Frank, d. 19 Aug 1991, age:
55 yr, h/o Jenny, Bellinter, Navan, [FC]
Tracey, Jenny, d. 27 May 1993, age: 58 yr, w/o Frank, [FC]
1857 News from Ireland
The following transcriptions are
from the New York City newspaper The Irish-American. Spellings are as
they appear in the newspaper.
April (or May) 16 at Longwood,
county Meath, Mr. Thomas Tracey, aged 68 years.
Moynalvey
Moynalvey/Kilcloon Athletics Club
The History of Moynalvey/Kilcloon Athletics Club spans more than two decades. Moynalvey/Kiltale Athletic Club was founded in 1982 by John Durkan and Jim Treacy. While strong links still exist between the parishes of Moynalvey and Kiltale through their respective GAA clubs, the athletics club spread its wings to encompass the parish of Kilcloon and the club as it is known today came into existence c.1989. The present president of the club is Liam Treacy. Five athletes from Moynalvey/Kilcloon A.C. have been chosen to represent Ireland at international level, the most recent of these being Sarah Treacy. Daniel Treacy (DCU & Moynalvey/Kilcloon AC) Daniel is now at
DCU and a key member of their athletics team. ESB National League at Santry 30 Jul 2007: 1500m Daniel Treacy (Moynalvey) 5th 4.02.2. 4x400: Blaine Rennicks (Bohermeen) Emmet Reilly (Navan) Daniel Treacy (Moynalvey) and Niall Matthews (Navan) 4th 3.31.07. All-Ireland novice cross country championships, Athlone Saturday 9th December 2006: Daniel Treacy was Meath's only athlete in the boys under 19 and he ran well to finish 7th. All Ireland Inter County cross country championships, Dungarvan Co Waterford 26th November 2006: The Meath Junior Men produced a great team effort to take the Gold medal, lead home by Daniel Treacy in 14th place with all six runners in the top 35. Fodhla Treacy (TCD
& Moynalvey/Kilcloon AC) Fodhla won the
Irish universities indoor 800m in December 2006 and places 2nd twice in the
outdoor 800m during her 4 years at Trinity (Graduated in 2007). All-Ireland novice cross country championships, Athlone
Saturday 9th December 2006: Meath Novice Ladies team took the silver medals
and Fodhla Treacy (Moynalvey) lead the Meath team home in 7th place. |
Sarah Louise Treacy (Birmingham University, Moynalvey/Kilcoon AC & Ireland) Sarah,
representing Ireland, won the junior women’s race international cross-country
event in Belgium November 2008. She also represented Ireland in the World Junior Track Championships in July 2008 (8th in her heat), the World cross country championships in March 2008 recording the highest
placing of the Irish athletes finishing mid-way in the junior race in 32nd,
won the Celtic Cross Country International on 12th January 2008 and 34th
in the European cross country championships in December 2007. She won division 1 of the National Track and Field Finals July 2008. She received €
4000 in the 2007 Meath Local Sports Partnership Bursary Awards. Manchester University Cross
Country Relays, 6th Oct 2007: Sara (18) wore the red and blue colours of
Birmingham University for the first time, as she recently commenced studying
medicine there on a full sports scholarship. The Manchester University relays
drew almost 300 third-level athletes from all over the United Kingdom with
132 participants in the women’s event alone. Sara, was the second fastest on
the day (12 minutes and 4 seconds) behind her Birmingham University
club-mate, Stacey Johnson (11:58) Of particular note is the fact
that this performance came after a 10 month absence from competition. She
was a member of a very promising Irish junior cross country squad which
finished ninth in the European Junior Cross Country Championship at San
Giorgio su Legnano, Italy in December 2006. Sara
picked up an injury shortly after the European Cross Country, and was
subsequently unable to compete in the spring cross country events. This piece
of bad luck ruled her out of contention for another Irish School’s Cross
Country title, having already won a record breaking 4 in-a-row previous to
that for her former school, The King’s Hospital. Sara’s transition from
schools’ to university level competition will no doubt have been made even
more enjoyable by the fact that she out-paced two of the UK’s top young
athletes, Non Stanford (12:13 ) who has trained with double Olympic gold
medallist Kelly Holmes, and 3000m specialist Olivia Kenney (12:55). Sara was Irish
Junior Cross Country in 2006 (AAI website) and competed in World cross
country that year and European cross country also. All Ireland Inter County cross country championships, Dungarvan Waterford 26th November 2006: Sara Treacy (Moynalvey) was Meath’s best placed runner and took the silver medal. The Leinster Cross Country championships, Belvedere House
Mullingar 23rd October 2006: The best individual Meath result of the day was
Sarah Treacy (Moynalvey) who had an emphatic win in the girls under 18 event.
She won the Celtic International in Wales in January 2005 for girls under 17 and won the Schools International Cross Country in April again in Wales for the top under17 schoolgirls in Ireland England Scotland and Wales. She also won the Irish Schools under17 1500m in Tullamore in June 2005 and the Athletics Ireland u17 1500 in July 2005 in Tullamore. She was second in the Schools International 1500 in July also in Tullamore. Leinster Girls
Under16 – Gold AAI Cross Country Championships at Fintra, Killybegs, Co.
Donegal on the 14th December 2003.
Sarah Louise
Treacy 2008
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Oldcastle
Elizabeth
Tracy b. about 1778 Oldcastle m. Frederick Folliott about 1799 Oldcastle
(LDS)
Ratoath (& Ashbourne)
James
Tracey & Margaret McCabe (see 1901 Ashbourne Census)
Bridget b.
28 July 1879 (LDS)
Margaret
b. 4 January 1881 Ash-Bowan (LDS)
James
Tracy & Anne Maguire
Mary b. 20
December 1868 (LDS)
Luke b. 20 December 1870 (LDS) (see
Ashbourne NS) [State reg: Tracey, Luke, Dunshaughlin, 1870 17 800] Dublin Census 1911?
Griffiths Valuation Meath 1855
James Tracy Bridge Street,
Ashbourne, (Killegland) Killegland Meath
1870 to
1906 Ashbourne National School Register
Luke Tracey, entered school 15/06/1874, aged 4, RC, father blacksmith (NOTE:
where did the girls go to school?)
1901 Census Ashbourne, Co. Meath
Ashbourne, 131, 21, James, Treacy, head, RC, not R, 65, male, blacksmith, married, Meath
Ashbourne, 132, Margaret, Treacy, wife, RC, R+W, 55, female, married, Meath
Ashbourne, 133, Margaret, Treacy, daughter, RC, R+W, 20, female, housekeeper, not married, Meath (Ellis Island?)
Ashbourne, 134, Alice, Treacy, daughter, RC, R+W, 16, female, housekeeper, not married, Meath
1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals
Margaret
Tracey, Ashbourne (Meath Ireland?), 1903, 20 years
Summerhill
Tom Tracey & Jane Moran
Mary b. 25 April 1864 Summerhill
(LDS)
GENERAL REFERENCES FOR MEATH
Henderson's Post Office
Directory of Meath & Louth, 1861.
Notes on the Volunteers,
Militia & Yeomanry , and Orangemen of Co. Louth, Journal of the County
Louth Archaeological and Historical Society Vol XVIII, 4, 1976
Parish Guide to Meath, 1968.
Bernard, Nicholas (ed.) The
Whole Proceedings of the Siege of Drogheda [&] Londonderry, Dublin,
1736.
Brady, J. A short
history of the parishes of the diocese of Meath, 1867-1944,
Carty, Mary Rose History
of Killeen Castle, Dunsany, 1991.
Cogan, A. The
ecclesiastical history of the diocese of Meath, Dublin, 1874
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Coogan, O. A short
history of south-east Meath, 1979
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Culmullen and Knockmark, 1988.
Connell, P. Changing
Forces Shaping a Nineteenth Century town: A Case Study of Navan, Maynooth,
1978
D'Alton, John The
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step back in time, Trim, 1987
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Your Ancestors in Co. Meath, Trymme Press, 1993
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Diocese of Meath, Dublin, 1908.
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February 2010