It may be
presumed that the Traceys of Sligo are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
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The Traceys of Sligo can trace their history back to the beginning of
historical records, as they were of the Cenél Eóghain.
Families of the 16th
Century
French of Gortrassy, and Sessueman Castle, Co. Sligo, m. a dau. of O’Connor-Sligo; he d.
in 1624 (19th Century Lord de Freyne, Co. Roscommon).
Hogan, Edmun (1878) The Description of Ireland and the state thereof as
it is this present in Anno 1598. MH Gill, Dublin.
1749 Elphin Diocesan Census
Thomas Trassey, papist, baker,
Sligo, St. Johns Sligo, Co. Sligo.
Legg Marie-Louise ed. (2004) The census of Elphin 1749. Irish
Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
Manning, Peter (1947) Elphin Diocesan Census 1749: surname index.
22 March 1808
(FJ) Crown Court Sligo
Michael Tracy was indicted for cow-stealing, and found guilty - to be
transported for seven years.
Ireland-Australia Transportation
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Surname |
First Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
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Tracy |
Michael |
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Boyd (1809) |
1808 |
Sligo |
7 |
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TRACEY, Michael. Per "Boyd" 1809; escaped per "Marian" 1810
1811 Apr 27, To G Dowdeswell, Bengal, re Tracy (Reel 6002; 4/3490D pp.171-3)
Ireland-Australia Transportation
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Surname |
First Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
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Tracy |
Michael |
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Martha (1818) |
1817 |
Sligo |
7 |
1778 |
Co Sligo |
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Labourer |
TRACEY, Michael. Per "Martha", 1818
1819 Jan 4, On list of convicts disembarked from the "Martha" and forwarded to Bringelly for distribution (Reel 6006; 4/3499 p.246)
1820 Aug 14, On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per "Elizabeth Henrietta" (Reel 6007; 4/3502 p.198)
1820 Aug 16, Government man to William Walsh sentenced to be sent to Newcastle; to be brought back in connection with robbery at house of John White (Reel 6050; 4/1747 pp.127-30)
1820 Aug 21, Re request by W Howe to send to Molles Main (Reel 6007; 4/3502 p.205)
1820 Sep 18, Now at Newcastle, should be sent back to Sydney in connection with robberies at Minto and Cabramatta (Reel 6050; 4/1747 pp.156-7)
1820 Oct 6, Re transfer from Newcastle for trial (Reel 6007; 4/3502 p.316)
1820 Oct 11, Prisoner at Newcastle. Sent to Sydney under guard to be lodged in Sydney Gaol (Reel 6067; 4/1807 p.127)
1820 Oct 23, Re awaiting trial in Sydney (Reel 6007; 4/3502 p.380)
1820 Nov 22-Dec 14, Sentenced to death. In reports of prisoners tried at Court of Criminal Jurisdiction (Reel 6023; X820 p.29)
1820 & 1834 Sligo - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard
Taylor Tracey
1833
Commissioners for Auditing Public Accounts in Ireland - William Samuel
Tracy
Constabulary Police - County of Sligo
The account of Messrs. Bulfin and Tracey, Paymasters of the
Constabulary force of the County of Sligo, for one year, from the 1st day of
January to the 31st day December 1831.
1835
Petty Session Town of Sligo
Magistrate Presiding - William S. Tracy 13, 20 Aug, 24 Sep, 29 Oct
1836
Royal Commission for inquiring into the condition of the poorer classes
1830, Defendant: Andrew Tracey, house & lands, Plaintiff: Patrict
Hart, Calry Carbery Sligo, rent £13/13/0
1836
Return of Names of Deputy Lieutenants and Magistrates
William Samuel Tracy, Sligo, Sligo
1837
Sub-Inspectors of Police
William Samuel Tracy, Sligo, 11 years 9 months previous service to
passing of Act
1835 Juvenile Association
Carlow
District School
John
Storrs’ Card – Mr. H. Tracy 1s 0d
Ennis
College
Master
Bernard’s Card – Mr. Tracy 0s 6d
Tullamore
Master R. Deverell’s Card – Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
1836 Juvenile Association
Mountrath
Sarah Maria Robinson’s Card – John Tracy 2s 6d
Sligo
Miss Brown’s Card – Mrs. Tracy 1s 6d
Miss Clifford’s Card – Mrs. Tracey 2s 6d
Tullamore
Master R. Deverell’s Card – Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
The Annual
Reports of the Juvenile Association for promoting the education of the deaf and
dumb poor of Ireland.
6 April 1837 (FJ) Justice Rent
From the parish of
Drumcliff, co. Sligo...Patrick Tracey...
1837 Lewis Topographical Dictionary Subscribers
W.S. Tracy, Esq., J.P., Sligo (William Samuel Tracy moved to Belfast,
Co. Antrim in 1852?)
5 Actober 1844 (N) Sligo - Sympathy with the Operative Tanners of
Dublin
...Brogue-makers of Sligo...signed...Francis
Tracy...John Tracy...
1846-1851 New York
arrivals
William Tracey,
age 35, Labourer, Sligo Ireland to Upper-Canada, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Patrick Tracey,
age 32, Labourer, Sligo Ireland to Upper-Canada, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Margt. Tracey, age 13, Labourer, Sligo Ireland to Upper-Canada, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
Bessy Tracy, age
16, Labourer, Roscommon Ireland to Kentucky, Liverpool: Roscius 03/07/1849
James Tracy, age
24, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Sligo: Dromahair 10/12/1850
Ann Tracy, age 20,
Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Sligo: Dromahair 10/12/1850
Mary Tracey, age
17, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Sligo: Dromahair 10/15/1851
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Thomas Burrows Tracey, pen. (Mr. Guillemard), Oct. 11 1853, aged 18; s.
of William, Magistrate; b. Sligo.
Kings Inns Admission Papers
1607-1867
Thomas Burrowes Tracy, 1st s. of William Samuel, Belfast,
R.M. and Margaret Simpson; ed. TCD M 1855.
Henry Tracy, 3rd s. of William Samual, Bray, Co. Wicklow,
and Margaret Simpson; ed. TCD H 1867. (b. 1844?)
1870 The Irish Law
Times and Solicitors' Journal, page 679
The following gentlemen will be called to the
Bar on Wednesday next: Henry Tracy, Esq., AB, Dublin University, third son of
William Samuel Tracy, ...
Griffiths Valuation - Sligo 1858
Francis Tracy Caltragh St. Johns Sligo
Francis Tracys Cornageeha St. Johns Sligo
Owen Tracy Sligo Old Gallows Hill (West S) St. Johns Sligo
Patrick Tracey Sligo Gallows Hill or Holbourn, Town Calry Sligo
1861 British Census
William Tracey, b. abt 1836 Sligo Ireland, Cornwall England
1865 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of
Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Mary Anne, Sligo, Sligo. 12 335
1866
Births
Tracy,
Beesy, Sligo, Sligo. 7 349
1868
Births
Tracy, John, Sligo, Sligo. 7 384
1869
Births
Tracy, Mary, Sligo, Sligo. 17 325
1870
Births
Tracy, Margaret, Sligo, 17 337
1871
Births
Tracy, Owen, Sligo, 7 372
1874
Births
Tracy, Bridget, Sligo, 2 368
Tracy, Celia, Sligo, 12 331
1875
Births
Tracey, Catherine, Sligo, 12 319
April 1866 The friends of
Sergeant Armstrong MP in Sligo
...His conducting agent in the late election, Mr. Daniel Tracy,
solicitor...
September 1869 Sligo Petty
Sessions
...Pat Tracy...
11 October 1869 (FJ) Sligo
Election
Mr Sergreant Armstrong QC...I was returned for Sligo...my sole agent
was Mr. Tracey, of Messrs Kernan and Tracey...
12 October 1869 (FJ) Sligo
Election
Mr. Thomas Foley...I got £180 of the money brought by Messrs Byrne and
Tracy and divided it amoungst those of Sergeant Armstrongs supporters...Thomas
Tracey £15...
21 December 1869 (FJ)
...Mr. Tracy, solicitor...examined.
22 December 1869 (FJ)
...Mr Daniel Tracy sworn...I was Sergeant Armstrong's conducting agent
in '65....£500 [was used for expenses, none to voters]
December 1869 Sligo Election
Commission
...Mr. Tracy, solicitor and his broth-in-law, Mr. Byrne...Mr. Daniel
Tracy, solicitor, deposed that he conducted in '65 for Sergeant Armstrong, and
spent $500 on the ocassion, £140 of which was for non-electors and remaimnder
in legal expenses...Mr Tracy, solicitor, gave evidence too with reference to
the election of 1865 and denied any promises were made to voters. He expressed
surprise that £900 was applied for after the election...
1871 British Census
Ann Tracy, b. abt 1834 Sligo
Ireland, Surrey England
1878
Return of Infants born in Irish Workhouses
Owen Tracy, 1872, died, Sligo Union
Return
of crimes - County of Sligo 1880
14 Dec 1879 Attacking houses, Bessie Tracey accused John Tracey (&
James Devins), Tried at Sligo Quarter Sessions 24th January 1880, acquitted.
Tracey's house, it was alledged, was broken into and her brother
dragged out. The parties, who are all relatives, had a dispute about the farm.
5 March 1881 (N) Land League
Kilglass [Sligo?]
...elected...Mr. Thomas Tracy, Meraugh...
1881
English Census
John Tracy, Head, Married,
M,
63,
General
Labr, Sligo; 13 Province Court, Nottingham,
Nottinghamshire
Roseana Tracy, Wife, Married,
F,
62,
Sligo
Patrick Tracy, Son, Single,
M,
25,
General
Labr, Nottingham
Maria Jordan, Grand Daughter, Single,
F,
4,
Nottingham
Winifred Tracey, Head, widow, 42 years, born Sligo, cotton weaver,
7 St Thomas St Hyde Chesire
Katherine Tracey, daughter, single, 21 years, born Hyde Chesire, cotton
weaver
Jane Tracey, daughter, single, 19 years, born Hyde Chesire, card room
hand
Anne Tracey, daughter, single, 14 years, born Hyde Chesire, card room
hand
1884
Return of judicial rents
Francis Treacy of Cornageeha Sligo, landlord William K. Barrett,
147a/1r/20p, poor valuation £24/0/0, old rent £20/0/0, new rent £18/0/0
1884-9 (1908 Royal Commission on Congestion - Sale of Tenants rights)
Frank Tracey of Coonaflicka Roscommon or Sligo, judical rent £14/0/0,
fixed 24/6/1884, sale 5/3/1889, £180, 11 years, landlord W. Barrett Esq
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.
Fanny Tracey, Sligo Ireland, 1892,
30 years
Lizzie Tracey, Sligo Ireland, 1915,
30 years
Mary Tracey, Sligo Ireland, 1892,
10 years
Patrick Tracey, Rosses Point Sligo
Ireland, 1909, 23 years
Patrick Tracey, Rosses Point Sligo
Ireland, 1909, 23 years
1901 Census
Bridget Tracey,
1901,
C
Kate Tracey,
1901,
C
Margaret Tracey,
1901,
C
Patrick Tracey,
1901,
C
Peter Tracy,
1901,
C
*Source : C = Census
Partial 1901
Census
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Head of household |
Head of household |
Head of household |
Other occupants |
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Rosses
Upper |
Drumcliff |
Carbury |
Sligo |
Household |
Tracey |
Bridget
(56) |
House
Keeper/widow |
Margaret (29) dressmaker Kate (23) Patrick (15) |
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland Sligo 1914-1921: A Chronicle of Conflict. By Michael
Farry.
Another Sinn Féin supporter was John R. Treacy, a native of Youghal, County Cork, who taught in Limerick and Dublin before coming to Sligo in 1904. He taught in Summerhill College and in the Technical School. He had been involved with Griffith and William Rooney in Sinn Féin while in Dublin and was one of the “Apostles of Sinn Féin” in Sligo.
In 1916, the Mayor got another opportunity to
voice his sympathy for the executed leaders at a meeting in Sligo to appeal for
funds for the Irish National Aid Association. This association was set up to
help the dependents of those killed and imprisoned on the rebel side in the
rising. The Mayor presided and among the attendance were… J. Tracey…During the
month of November the Sinn Féin party in Sligo town started a club in a room in
a building in Pound Street. It was called "The Wanderers Gaelic Club"
but was popularly called "The Sinn Féin Club". Among those involved
were John R. Treacy…
The
by-election was fought in January 1917 with polling day on February 3rd. All those on the republican side, though
as yet not united, rallied around Plunkett. Many from Sligo tookcpart. Alec
McCabe, who had been on the run since the rising took part as did some from
Sligo town including probably J. R. Treacy…The Mayor, Mr Hanley and Mrs Hanley
welcomed the Countess and a bouquet of roses was presented by Miss Ita
Tracey, daughter of the chairman of Sligo Sinn Féin club.
In 1918. on
August 15th there was a
nationwide protest by the Sinn Féin organisation against the banning of the
organisation and the banning of meetings in Ireland. At various places
throughout the land speakers read a printed statement from Sinn Féin and as a
result were arrested. In County Sligo a large meeting was held outside the Town
Hall. The statement was read by J. R. Tracey…As a result of their action on
August 15th Professor Tracey and
John Hennigan were arrested on Thursday night/Friday morning and taken into
custody. They were still in Sligo prison awaiting trial a week later and both
men were offered some hours liberty to visit their families on Sunday August 18th. Treacy accepted but Hennigan refused. On
Tuesday, 27th August, the pair were removed to Galway prison. On
September 5th a meeting of the
Sligo Urban Technical Committee was held under the chairmanship of Rev P.
Butler. Treacy was a teacher at the Sligo Technical School and had been there
for fourteen years. His appointment was part time subject to annual
re-appointment. A letter from Treacy was read at the meeting in which he stated
that "owing to circumstances over which I have no control I shall be
absent for some time". The committee decided unanimously to re-appoint him
and to appoint a substitute pending his return. On September 24th at a court martial in Renmore Barracks
Galway, Tracey and Hennigan were found guilty. At the trial Hennigan admitted
reading the Sinn Féin manifesto and said that he would do so again if the occasion
arose. Both men were sentenced to two years imprisonment. In the case of
Professor Tracey he was released at the beginning of October on medical advice.
When he arrived at Sligo Station he was met by a large crowd of Sinn Féiners
and escorted to his home.
In 1919, on
St. Patrick's Day another protest meeting was held this time about the
prisoners especially those from Sligo: John Lynch, Henry Monson, John Hennigan,
John Kelly and Frank O'Beirne. The meeting was held in the Market Yard and the
speakers included the Mayor, J. R.Tracey, R. G. Bradshaw, Michael Nevin, J. J.
Clancy. Members of the Volunteers were there under the command of Liam
Pilkington. The other Sligo prisoner, J. J. O'Connell, did not arrive in Sligo
until Wednesday March 19th.
His arrival was not expected and there was not a large crowd to meet him.
However about fifty Volunteers did turn out and escorted him to the Gaelic
Club, Teeling Street… J. R. Tracey president of the club.
In December 1920,
among those arrested were John
R. Treacy…All these arrests put further pressure on detention space in Sligo
and at the end of January some prisoners were moved to Derry. These included
John R. Treacy, James Devins, James Doocey and Harry Benson. Also those
arrested on January 22nd were
moved on February 28th. John R. Tracey of
Sligo was moved from Derry jail to Ballykinlar around this time.
http://homepage.eircom.net/~mfarry47/sligowar.pdf
Wednesday, April 3rd 1918 The Jail
Journal of Michael Collins
Sligo jail is a short distance from the town. 'Tis generally speak ing
like all other jails. It must be old, I think, both from the look and the plan.
The cells are smaller than those I knew in Staffordand Wandsworth but the same
size as Mountjoy, I think, or the Frongoch clink. The size of course does not
make a great difference. One doesn't get appreciably more exercise in a cell 14
by 7 than in one 12 by 7. Mr. Treacy and Mr. Clancy visit me in the evening.
The Mayor of Sligo also pays me a visit. I tell him I don't quite like the look
of some things.
Íosold Ó Deirg and Michael
Collins. "Oh! Lord the Unrest of Soul": The Jail Journal of Michael
Collins. Source: Studia Hibernica, No. 28 (1994), pp. 7-34
2 August 1918 The State of Ireland. – Report on movements and Meetings of Extremists
in the Dublin Police Area
Treacy, John R., Sligo
1.7.’18 – Arrived in Dublin. He was not observed associating with Sinn
Feiners
29.7.’18 – Returned to Sligo
W.C. Johnstone, Vicer Regal
Lodge, Dublin - Secret Memorandum GT 5570
October 1919
When Dr Ferran M.O., Foxford; Mr. Wm. Sears, Editor “Enniscorthy Echo”
and Prof. P. O’Domhnallain were released from Sligo jail, where they served
four months imprisonment for speeches at an anti-conscription meeting in
Foxford on Easter Sunday, they were meet at the prison by the Mayor, Prof. J.R.
Treacy, who was also released this week.
February 1921
On Friday, the following prisoners were transferred from Sligo to Derry
Jail...J.R. Treacy, Professor, St. Mary’s Terrace, Sligo...
Ballykinlar Internment Camp
Mr. Dixon's boundless energy,
however, more than made up for the Council's lethargy, and, as I have said, the
Prisoners' Commandant gave him every assistance in his power. The result was
that in a short time we had Irish Classes for men of every province and every
stage of know- ledge, Shorthand and Book-keeping Classes, conducted by Professor Tracey, of Sligo; Singing,
Fiddle, and Piano Classes, and little circles for the study of French and Classics.
Walsh, Louis J. (1921) On my
keeping and in theirs : a record of experiences "on the run", in
Derry Gaol, and in Ballykinlar Internment Camp. The Talbot Press, Dublin
October 1921
Mr. J.R. Tracey,
Sligo, who had been on 3 weeks parole after long internment has been released.
December 1921 Ballykinlar Men Attacked - A
Co. Down Outrage
...The first
special train contained 413, the second 646 (chiefly from Munster), and the
third and last 450 from Dublin...Mr. Stephen Treacy, an elderly gentleman, whose
son was also an internee, [both of Dublin] was struck by a bullet on the foot.
He was at once attended by Dr. Reynolds, who had been the internee medical
officer in the camp, and the wound was found to be slight...Prominent people
included in the release...J. Tracey,
Acting Commandant Camp I...
1912
As
for Jinks, throughout 1912…focused on meetings of the town and North Sligo
UIL…He unsuccessfully backed John Treacy, founder of the town’s Gaelic Club,
for the job of headmaster of the Technical Schools in July…Roscommon Journal 27
July 1912
Michael
Wheatley (2005) Nationalism and the Irish Party: Provincial Ireland,
1910-1916
1917-1918-1919 Schools under Roman Catholic management
Summerhill College Sligo - 106 pupils - £251/14/0 teachers salary
grant
Qualified lay teachers:
John R. Treacy £140
& £160
Wm. P. Gilbert £140 & £160
F. O'Carroll £140 & £160
Not duely Qualified lay teachers:
J. Delany £70
Patrick O'Donnellan £50 & £60
John Fallon & £45
J. McCarthy £12 & £10
Families By Ontario Genealogical Society 1996
C.J. Tracey,
Sligo
John Tracey,
Carlow
William Tracey,
Waterford
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FAMILY HISTORIES
Church
Records - Baptisms & Marraiges Co. Sligo Hertitage
& Genealogy Centre
TRACY, JOHN, 1831, BTRACY, MARIA, 1832, B TRACY, JOHN, BRENAN, ANNE, 1835, MTRACEY?, ANNA, 1836, B TRACY, JOHN, MADDEN, MARY ANNE, 1838, MTRACY, CECELIA, 1838, BTRACY, JAMES, 1838, BTRACY, JOHN, 1840, BTREACY, ANNA, 1840, BTREACY, N.R., 1842, BTRACY, MICHAEL, 1843, BTRACY, JOANNA, 1844, BTRACY, MARIA, 1844, BTRACY, BRIDGET, 1844, BTREACY, MARIA, 1846, BTRACY, PATRICK, 1847, BTRACY, JOHN, 1849, BTRACY, BRIDGET, 1852, BTRACY, FRANCIS, 1853, BTRACY, PATRICK, 1854, B CURREN, MICHAEL, TRACY, MARY, 1860, M GREY, JAMES, TRACY, ANNE, 1860, MTRACY, MARIA, 1865, B TREACY, PATRICK, JORDAN, CATHERINE, 1868, M (see Sligo St. Johns below)TRACEY, JOHN, 1868, BTRACY, MARIA, 1869, B HARTE, PETER, TREACY, ANNE, 1870, MTRACY, MARGARET, 1870, B (see census 1901?)TRACEY, EUGENE (EUGENIUS), 1871, BTRACY, BRIDGET, 1873, B NELSON, JAMES, TRACY, JOAN, 1874, MTRACY, -----, 1874, BTRACY, SARAH, 1874, BTRACY, CATHERINA, 1875, BTRACEY, MICHAEL, 1875, BTRACEY, CATHERINE, 1876, B (see census 1901?)TRACY, JOHN, 1877, B TRACY, FRANCIS, GILGAN, BRIDGET, 1878, MTRACY, ELEANORA, 1878, BTREACY, ANNA, 1879, BTREACY, MARGARET, 1879, BTRACY, ELIZABETH, 1880, BTREACY, BRIDGET, 1881, BTREACY, CECILIA, 1882, BTRACY, JAMES CHARLES, 1883, B NEILAN, THOMAS, TREACY, ANNE, 1884, MTRACEY, BRIDGET, 1884, BTREACY, ANNA, 1885, BTRACY, PATRICK, 1885, B (see census 1901?) TREACY, JOHN, FINIGAN, MARY, 1889, MTREACY, MICHAEL, 1892, BTRACEY, WILLIAM, 1896, B
*Source : B = Birth M =
Marriage
Bridget Tracy b. abt 1846 Abbey
St Sligo m. James Gray abt 1867 Abbey St (LDS)
Catherine Tracy
Beesy b. 25 May
1866 Sligo Sligo (LDS)
Francis Tracy b. abt 1828
Newtownholmes m. Anne Brennan abt 1848 Newtownholmes (LDS)
Anna b. 1849
Newtownholmes (LDS)
Francis Tracy b. abt 1847
Newtownholmes m. Anne Brennan before 1872 Newtownholmes (LDS)
Anna b. abt 1873
Newtownholmes (LDS)
George Peacock
Tracy b. about 1835, married Mary Mulhall before 1860. (LDS)
Anna b. abt 1861
m. 19 November 1860 (LDS)
Aughanagh
James Tracy & Ann Conlan
Edward b. 1
December 1856 RC Aghanagh (LDS)
Patt Tracy & Jane
Hughes
Mary b. 28 May
1856 RC Aghanagh (LDS)
Patt Tracy & Ellen F
James b. 28
January 1857 RC Aghanagh (LDS)
Drumcliff
1. Patrick
Tracey
2.
James/Jacobi/Jacobo Tr(e)ac(e)y m. Bridget/Brigida(e)Higgins/Higgans 11
January 1864 Drumcliff (LDS)
3.1 Mary
Anne/Anna b. 7 September 1865 Sligo Sligo c. 10 September 1865 RC Drumcliff and
Magherow (LDS)
3.2 Joannes b. 30
April 1868 c. 10 May 1868 RC Drumcliff and Magherow (LDS)
3.3 Margarita b.
23 September 1870 c. 8 October 1870 RC Drumcliff and Magherow (LDS)
3.4 Brigida b. 22
December 1873 c. 25 December 1873 RC Drumcliff and Magherow (LDS)
3.5
Catherine b. 16 June 1875 Sligo Sligo (LDS)
3.6 Elena
b. 14 July 1878 (LDS)
Partial 1901
Census
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Head of household |
Head of household |
Head of household |
Other occupants |
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Rosses
Upper |
Drumcliff |
Carbury |
Sligo |
Household |
Tracey |
Bridget
(56) |
House
Keeper/widow |
Margaret (29) dressmaker Kate (23) Patrick (15) |
Cemetery Records
Bridget
Tracey, Rosses
Point Co. Sligo. d. 10/04/1955. plot 6D1
Helina
Tracey, Rosses Point Co. Sligo. d. 21/03/1955.
plot 6D1
Sligo St. Johns
(& Calry)
Anna Tracy m. Jacobus Grey
19 November 1860 RC Calry (LDS)
Anna Treacy m. Petrus Harte
28 April 1870 RC Calry (LDS)
Franciscus Tracy m. Brigida Gilgan
22 August 1878 RC Calry (LDS)
Joannas
(Joan) Tracy m. Jacobus Nelson 26 January 1874 RC Calry (LDS)
Maria
Tracy m. Michaelis Curred 13 May 1860 RC Calry (LDS)
Patrick/Pat/Patritius
Tr(e)acy m. Catherine/Catharina Jordan 22 October 1868 RC Calry (LDS)
Mary b. 16
September 1869 (LDS)
Owen b. 20 May
1871 (LDS)
Celia b. 1 June
1874 (LDS)
Kate b. 28 March
1876 Sligo Sligo (LDS)
John b. 25 May
1878 (LDS)
Cunningham and Treacy - September 4 1935 at University Church,
Dublin...Vincent, third son of Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham, Maudabawn,
Cootehill, Co. Cavan to Ita, only daughter of Mrs. Treacy and the late John R.
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