Traceys of Tipperary Page 1
It
may be presumed that the Traceys of:
North East Tipperary are
descended from the Uí Bairrche
North West Tipperary are descended from the
Sil Anmchadha
South West Tipperary are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti.
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The Traceys of Tipperary can trace their history back to the
beginning of historical records, as they were of the Uí Bairrche, Sil Anmchadha and Ui Fidegeinti.
26. Extent of the Manor of Thorles (Thurles) 18th May 1303
De Herde Tracy pro
ob. quad. quia per Willelemum Le Brode ob.
quad.
De Willelmo le Brode ob. quad. quia dominus
oneratur pro eo jd. ob.
De heredibus Philipi
le Croker videlicet pro Rogero Clericio xixd. ob.
De eisdem Herde Tracy jd.
De eisdem pro Petro
Danial xiiijd. ob. et ad festum Santi Michaelis
xiiijd. ob. quad.
De eisdem Herde Tracy
ijd. ob.
Summa ad pacha
xvijs. iijd. ob. quad. et
ad festum Santi Michaelis xvijs. viijd. Inde subtrahantur iiijs. ob per
annum ut in particulis subscriptis et sic onus domini summatur per ann. xxxs. xjd. ob. quad. Inde Agneta Croker xd. et ad festum Santi Michaelis
xd. quad. pro. xiij. acris et dim. quas tenet nominee dotis et per manus Thome le Grete iijd. et per manus Willelmi de Preston id. ob.
quad. et ad festum Santi Michaelis ijd. et inter Johannem fil. Rogeri et
Thomam le Grete iijd utroque termino et per Johannem fil. Rogeri Cort. iijd. et per eundem Johannem fil.
Rogeri vd. ob. quad.
White, Newport B.
ed. (1932) The Red Book of Ormond. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission. pp.
78, 79, 80
14th May 1314 Tipperary
Jordan, son of Patrick Nelltylle and
others of his following, who feloniously slew Roland Tracy and William
Kerdiff at Ringnagonagh and robbed them of 30 cows.
Ormond Deeds V
25th April 1555
Inquisition taken at Clonmel
The jurors say
that Nicholas Richard and John Fanyng Fitz Geoffery of Ballyngarry, Teige Beare
OHowlaghan and Dermot OTreassy alias OTwee of the same, kearns,
advised procured and abetted by Geoffrey Fanyng gent, willfully burned a house
at Ferenrory conmtaining 40 cows with 60l of William Fanyng gent and also a
girl called Sawe Iny Canlyen who was in the house.
1615 Royal Visitation of Cashel and Emly.
Viccaria de Kilconill Edmondus o Trassie. Incumbens.
Michael A. Murphy. Royal Visitation of Cashel and Emly, 1615. Archivium
Hibernicum, Vol. 1 (1912), pp. 277-311
1643
Redmond Tressy of Kilcrua (Tipperary?) hanged at Magher an
earla (Magher an Iarla) in Tiranascragh (Galway) hanged 17th
November 1643 on the order of the Earl of Clanrickard for the murder of a
Scotsman John Chancelor, his English wife Elizabeth and their son John. The
Earl of Clanrickard states that after interrogation Redmond Tressy confessed.
Also hanged for the same offence, William OMeaghan of Kilcrua hanged at
Portumna 16th November 1643 and Breasal McDermot OMadden of
Killimor, hanged at Killimor 4th December 1643.
The lands of Teigue OTrassie of Ballaghaghill [Ballycahill Killimorbologue Galway???] who was slain in the rebellion were given to Richard Earl of Clanrickard.
Lowe John ed
(1983) Letter-book of the Earl of Clanricarde, 1643-47. Irish Manuscripts
Commission, Dublin.
Madden, Gerard (2004) History
of the OMaddens of Hy-Many. East Clare Heritage, Co. Clare.
24/2/1654 or 1655 William Trassy of Gouline in the Barony of
Middlethird and Sarah Gervie of the same married. (Cashel)
1619
1715 Parish Register Society of Dublin: Church of Ireland parish registers.
Volume 4: Trinity College 1650-1660 p.36
"Barebones''
Parliament, 1653, passed an Act that marriages should take place before a
justice of the Peace. Most of persons mentioned were Catholics as register was
civil.
Barony Sleavordagh, Tipperary (pp.297)
Trassy (12)
Barony Eliogurty & Ikerin, Tipperary (pp.319)
Trassy (22)
1665-7 Hearth Money Records
Barony of
Clanwilliam
Cordagan
Bryen McThersagh, Lisshine
et Culenegon Vill
Daniell Trassy, Gorterdane, 2 4
John Trassy, Coan-Glasse, 1 2
Tipperary
Parish
(Illegible)
Parish
James Trasy, Schart Ullick-Mill, 1 2
Barony of Eliogarty & Ikyryn
Margaret Ny Trassy, Dondrom, 1 2
William Trasie/Trassy, Clonakenny (Clonbeany), 1 2
Dermott Tressie, Dromard, 1 2
Teige Trassy, Marraduffe, 1 2
Darby Tressy, Holy-Cross, 1 2
Killabegg Parish
Thomas Trassy, Killclonny, 1 2
Connor Trassie, Moglan, 1 2
Connor Treassy, Garranaquinlin, 1 2
Thomas Trassie, Rosscrea, 1 2
Daniell Trassie, Ballacahall (Ballacahill), 1 2
Edmond Trassy, Roscrea, 1 2
James OTrasie, Adamstowne, 1 2
Thomas Trassy, Roscrea, 1 2
Donnogh Trassie, Mudrommy, 1 2
Connor O Trehie, Ballyknockane, 1 2
Katherine Tressa, Garrymore, 1 2 (= Ballylahy?)
Thomas Tressie, Cloghraile, 1 2
Thomas Trassie, Killcloony, 1 2
Thurles Parish
John Trasy, Thurles, 1 2
Barony of
Middlethird
St. Johnstowne
Parish
William Treassy, St. Johnstown, 1 2
Edmond Tressy, St Pates Rock, 1 2
Teige Tressy. Rath McCarthie, 1 & Forge 2 or 4
Teige Trasey, Nenagh, 1 2
Owen Trassy, Carrigg, 1 & Forge 4
Daniell Tressy, Lurha, 1 2
Wm Traghy, Ballysteany, 1 2
Barony of
Slievardagh & Comasy
Teige Trassy, Clonamicon, 1 2
Fennor Parish
Thomas Trassy, Modeshell, 1 2
William Trassy, Ballyvonine, 1 2
John Tressy, Gragagh, 1 2
William Trassy, Gragagh, 1 2
John Trassy, Island and Gragagh Villiages, 1 2
Tipperary's
Families: Being the Hearth Money Records for 1665-6-7
1716 Daniel Tracey, Killardriff, Co. Tipperary (Will)
Archbishop Butler's Visitation Book
list of the
candidats ordained by his Gee. CB. the
year 1728 & 34 in the chappel of
Thurless:...Andrew Tracy of Cashil...
Christopher O'Dwyer. Archbishop
Butler's Visitation Book. Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 33 (1975), pp. 1-90
A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered for transportation for these seven years last past, with an account of what money hath been raised for these purposes on said County, to commence the twenty-seventh of March 1736, to the thirtieth of July
1743, inclusive. Tipperary
Philip Trassy
1737 Peter Trecey, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. (Will)
1741 April. Will
of Anne Morress of Thurles, gentlewoman.
Sick & weak in
body but of perfect mind & understanding. To be buried at the parish church of Drumme. Whatever money lies in the lands of James Morgen of Lisereagh to go
towards payment of her debts. The interest of her house & park in
Thurles & her household staff, furniture & other wordly substance to be
employed for the same purpose & after that to be employed for the repair of
the little chapel in the churchyard of Drom, where her husband is buried &
she also wishes to be interred, & shut up with a door as soon as possible
after her decease. The residue to be paid to her dear child,
Miss Mary Morress, to but used as I indicated to her. Executor
her dear son John Morress, Anne Morres (seal) Wss. Margaret Morres, Mary
Connell.
[Note:- The above Anne Morress was
probably Alix (or Mary) Treacy, the Paris beauty of low birth that
Redmond Morres of Knocka, married & for which misalliance he was
disinherited by his father, Sir John. He turned Prostestant however & under
Penal laws, had an Act of Parliament passed restoring him to his inheritance.
He had a daughter, Marie, who died in 1749 & 3 other daughters & 2
sons, Sir John & Simon.
1742 William Tracy, Rathshinead, Co. Tipperary. (Will)
Will of John Manvil? of
Fertiana
1747 [or 1727] April 11th. Infirm in body but of sound mind and perfect
memory, thank God. Divides his goods
thus - £15 to his wife Catherine Norris, and £15 each to his four children
Onor?, James,
Valentine and John, and if any of them should die (before age of 21?), that
share to be equally divided among the survivors. His stock 135 sheep, 14 head of black
cattle, one more and 2 colts, in cash 12½ guineas, £3 pound pieces, 40/= shilling
pieces. To servant Margaret
Trassy £1-15-0; and to Mary Manvil? £2.
Appoints his brother? Thomas Cullin, and his wife, Cath
Norris, as his executors.
None.
BorneyParish (Bornea ?)
Conor Trassy 1 acres
Daniel Trassy 30 acres
John Trassy 1 acres
Tady Trassy 4 acres
Edmond Taessy 17 acres
James Trassy 9 acres
Phill Trassy 1 acres
Thomas Trascy 17 acres
William Trascy 1 acres
Tady Trassy 40 acres
Thomas Trassy 1 acres
Thomas Trassy 1 acres
William Trassy 22 acres
Killea Parish
John Treacy 5 acres
John Trecy 10 acres
Patrick Treacy 10 acres
William Trassy 1 acres
None.
None.
James Trassy 1 acres
1752 April 11 Inf. of John Norris of Sallahid, Mathew
Ryan and Ellinor Ryan otherwise Trassy,
as to the abduction of Ellinor Ryan dr. of Mathew Ryan of Dunohill, etc. Co. Tip.
The Utah genealogical and historical magazine, Volume 8
DR. JAMES BUTLERS VISITATION OF HOLYCROSS PARISH ON 21ST JULY 1752.
Mr. Dorney the
P.P. made the subjoined return of the effects:- The
effects exhibited by the Rev. John Dorney:- One crosslet plate, on one side is
guilt with gold, containing a piece of the Holy Rood. Fr. Dorroney exhibits in a bit of paper
enclosed in a ledderen purse a piece of old wood which he says was the holy
rood in a case of gold conveyed by the deceased Fa. Cormack, a Cistercian, to
be sold in Dublin by Peter Dalton of Farnybridge....... N.B. Sd. Dorrony
declares that ye said bit of wood was given to him in the house of Mr. Thomson,
by name Manual, of Graigue, and deceased, where all ye effects of the abbey in
possession of Edmund Cormick were carried to from sd. abbey on the death of sd.
Cormock, and then there found-a plate chalice, with its patena, with the
following inscription-ORATE PRO AABS. GULLELMI MARTEN ET
ANASTASIAE uxoris ejus me fieri fecerunt 1647. Another chalice, the middle piece of a clever
fashion, made of brass washed with gold, with a large cup of plate likewise
guilt, stolen in the year 1638 by John Henesy, son to Thomas Henesy of
Holycross, an old water clerk. (Were
they relatives of Rev. David Henesy, the secular Priest, P.P. of Holy Cross c.
1599 to 1623 when Abbot Archer removed him?).
Sd. John Henesy sold sd. Cupp to John Tracy of Cashel who
likewise disposed of it before the Cupp was missd., - an old mitre, - an upper
piece of a brass crosier, - two old casulas with one maniple and stole. One unfitt for use; another casula without
maniple, stole or lining, stripe light silk, green and white, crossed with a
narrow and suitable silk lace - and given to the abbey by ye lady.
Archbishop Butler's Visitation Book
July 21
1752...and another chalice ye middle peice & foot of a cliver fashion made
of brass washd. wth. gold
with a larg cupp, of plate likewise guilt, stole in ye year 1738 by John Henesy
son to Thorns. Henesy of H. Cross, an old water clerk. Sd. John Henesy sold sd.
cupp to John Tracy of Cashil who
likewise disposd of it before ye cupp was missd...
Christopher O'Dwyer. Archbishop
Butler's Visitation Book. Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 33 (1975), pp. 1-90
Marriage 29-2-1756. Thadeus Skehan of
parish of Moycarky married Mgt. Tracy of par. of Cooleagh.
Clonbeg/Galbally Parish
Papists
Mich'l Trassy
Donoghil Parish
Papists
Simon Tracy?
Doon Parish
Papists
James Trassy
John Tracy
Patrick Trassy
Parish Priest resident. Patrick Treacy.
Papists
Jas. Treacey
Grean Parish
Papists
Andrew Treacy
Edmund Treacy
Pat Treacy
John Trassey
Papists.
Dennis Trassy
Edm. Trassy
Joan Trassy
Thos. Trassy
Thos. Trassy
Papists
Darby Trashy/Trasy, 7 pers in house
Papists.
Mary Tracy
Mich. Tracy
Mgt. Tracy
Papists
Connor Trassy
Dennis Trassy
Joan Trassy
Mary Trassy
Protestants
Richard Tracy
Papists
Patrick Tracy
Richard Treasy
William Treacy
24 April, 1766
William Quinian,
PP of Donaghill, and William Quinlan, his assistant, Patrick Treacy, PP, of
Doon, popish priests. Signed, Plunkett Preston, 24 April, 1766. Master of Arts. Parishe of Tipperary.
...
American Notes Roster of the
Sixty-Ninth NY National Guard
Non-Commissioned Staff
Sargent Major, Arthur Tracy*,
wounded
Joseph Casimir O'Meagher (1890) Some Historical Notices of the
O'Meaghers of Ikerrin.
26 February 1785 (FJ) Excise Office
...a
numerous mob from Roscrea, many of them with fire arms, assembled at Borris and
fired several shots into the house of lodge...and seized five hogheads of
whiskey distilled by Christopher Dewnes of Roscrea, which had been
seized...Patrick McCan and Edward Bradley, both of Roscrea, butchers, Denis
Fehan of Roscrea, Daniel Tracy of the same place, blacksmith, and - Hough, were
concerned in the said outrage...reward of Fifty Pounds [for their capture]...
31 August 1786 (FJ) To Luttrell,
Commander of Munster
the Roman Catholic inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of
Rosrea
Daniel
Tracy
18 November 1786 (FJ) To Luttrell,
Commander of Munster
The
Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of Bourney...
...Michael
Treacy, Thomas Treacy, Darby Treacy...James Treacy...
Inhabitants of the Parish and Union of Templmore
Michael
Tracy, James Treacy, James Treacy, John Treacy, Michael Treacy, Daniel Treacy,
Con Treacy, Thomas Treacy
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 Majestry's Justices of the peace for
the county Limerick; he is also charged with the murder of Daniel Horan.
1792 Journal of the House of Lords
Thomas Morris, Treasurer of the
Turnpike Road from Maryborough to Tomivarah
1st Nov. 1781 To one Years Rent of Tolls let to Edward Tracy £245.0.0
To one ditto of the upper Part to
ditto £300.0.0
1st Nov. 1782 To one Years Rent of Tolls let to ditto £230.0.0
To one ditto of the upper Part to
ditto £320.0.0
29th March 1781 Said
Brownlow then received from Robert Tracy,
Toll farmer, to hand over to the then Treasurer, the late Thomas Morris
£66.17.6
28th July Said Brownlow
received from said Tracy £139.14.3
1st Oct 1785 By Cash
paid Robert Tracy, his bill as by his receipt and pursuant to Order of Board,
Four Boards
£2.5.6 } £4.17.10
a Dinner
£2.12.4 }
1st Oct [1788] By ditto [cash] paid Robert Tracy, for Boards and Dinners as
his receipt £5.6.10
John
Tracey; Rating; Born: Cullen [Tipperary???]; Age on entry: 28; Dates served: 8
March 1793-12 May 1802; Date and
Type of Application: Admiralty 22 December 1834
National Archives ADM 29/10 Admiralty: ratings
Birth. 27-11-1794. Walter of Walter Skehan and Mgt. Murrihane, sps. Patk. Murrihane and Mgt. Tracy.
1796
Martin Treacy, Boulebane, co. Tipperary, farmer (Perogative Will)
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracey born Cumblin, Tipperary. Served
in 101st Foot Regiment; 54th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 40, 1798-1817
8 and 12 December 1877 (NG) Tipperary Petition against the Union,
January 1800
...Cornelius Tracy, do
[Roscrea]...Patrick Tracy [Roscrea?]...Darby Tracy...Denis Tracy, Thomas
Tracy...Thomas Tracy...
7 August 1779 Clonmel
Daniel Carrols,
charged upon oath with assaulting Michael Gleeson and Dennis Tracy, on the 29th
ult at Roscrea, and wounding the latter, of which he languishes in danger of
his life.
The Gentleman's
and London magazine: or monthly chronologer, 1741-1794
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There was the case of another Cappagh White man who charged with and
sentenced by a Limerick court martial but this was on 10th May 1800.
That village was both famous for its fairs and notorious for its faction
fights. William Tracy and others from there were charged with attacking a party
of the Loyal Essex Regiment of Fencible Infantry on the 27th
April.Sergeant Thomas Davis stated to the court that he was an escort for a
prisoner who was being taken from Cappagh White by Ensign Hearne. On the Road
to Limerick and half a mile from Doon he saw the accused man in front of a
number of women and children. He immediately ordered him out of the way and
threatened him. Treacy, he said, jumped over a fence and into the fields. He
saw him again near Doon chapel wall where he was joined by other man near the
gates. When the escort left Doon village the crowd followed and gave three
huzzas and some stones were thrown at the soldiers. Davis saw Treacy with a
stone in each of his hands. The crowd was shouting: Hip, hip, hurray!
Follow!After a while the stoning was followed by four or five shots and a
shout of Let the prisoner go! was heard. Private Harding of the Loyal Wessex
stated that the escort consisted of one subaltern, one sergeant and sixteen
rank-and-file. They were escorting a prisoner who had been arrested by the
Durham Cavalry. The court martial sentenced the prisoner to death but with a recommendation
for mercy. After reading fully the court martial papers, it is not difficult to
understand why Lord Cornwallis commuted this brutal sentence to seven years
transportation. National Archives Dublin 620/9/90/6
Power, Patrick C (1997) The
Court Martials of 1798-99. The Irish Historical Press.
Home Department, a letter from Sir
Chas. Saxton relative to a Man of the Name of Wm. Tracey who was transported from
Ireland to New South Wales in the Ship Atlas, And I am to desire that this
Person may be permitted to return to Ireland
Watson, Frederick (1914) Historical Records of Australia. Library Committee of theCommonwealth Parliament
Bathhurst
to Macquarie, 15 July 1812, granted a permission for
William Tracey to return to Ireland...
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Philip Treacey born Camlin, Tipperary. Served in
26th Dragoons (Light); Alderney Invalids Discharged aged 24 after 10 years 6
months of service, 1802 WO121/60/324
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Daniel Tracey born Tipperary, Tipperary.
Served in Royal Artillery Drivers Discharged aged 29, 1803-1816
Daniel Tracey, b. 1786 Tipperary
Nov. 16, 1803 London
Times
The following persons have been committed to
the Clonmell Gaol - C. Haran, alias Coody, who stands indicted in the Crown
Office, for the murder of Richard Buckley of Garrivine on the 6th of November
last, and for, with others, setting fire to the dwelling house of John Treacy of Garrivine.
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Francis Tr(e)eacey born Loughmore, Tipperary.
Served in 98th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30, 1804-1818 WO97/1059/5
Fras Tracey, b. 1788 Loughmore, Tipperary
Daniel Treacy, from Cashel (Co. Tipperary)
married at St. Johns 1805 died 1818 (Nfld. Archives BRC, Royal Gazette 6 Jan
1818)
Family
Names of the Island of Newfoundland. Mc
Gill-Queen's Press.
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Thomas Tracey born Roscrea, Tipperary. Served
in 28th Foot Regiment; Rifle Brigade Discharged aged 44, 1805-1823
Thomas Tracey, b. 1779 Roscrea, Tipperary
3 April 1807 (FJ) Clonmel
...Margaret
Tracy...
1808 (205)
(Ireland.)
Accounts
Spring Assizes 1807 - Clanwilliam Barony
Tipperary
J. White
& J. Tracy to repair 52 perchases from Tipperary to Cahir, between an alder
tree on J. Kearney's bounds and the Widow Kavanagh a 6s...£15/12/0...£0/15/0
Spring Assizes 1807 - Ikerrin Barony
Tipperary
M.
Tracy, G. Lidwill & J. Dalton to repair 175 perches road from Borris-o'Kane
to Radowney, between the County ford and the three roads of Bonhires a
7s...£57/15/0...£2/17/0
Return of Persons
examined and certified as Qualified by Apothecaries' Hall in Dublin 1829
Dec 4 1807, Charles Tracey, Magherafelt, Derry
Nov 16 1810 Daniel
Tracey, Nenagh [no county stated] (see Dr Daniel Tracey)
Dec 21 1810 Mark
Tracey, Feymore, Mayo
Return of Persons examined and certified as
Qualified by Apothecaries' Hall in Dublin
20 March 1818, Daniel Tracy, Nenagh, Tipperary
1814, marriage of Richard
Sadlier to Margaret Tracy (by licence) Church of Ireland records for
Tipperary & Cashel
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tracey born Roscrea, Tipperary. Served
in 77th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39, 1816-1836
James Tracey, b. 1797 Roscrea, Tipperary
British War Office to 1860 (WO97) Chelsea Hospital
Cornelius Tracey, b. 1828 Templemore, Tipperary
Michael Tracey, b. 1829 Borrisokane, Tipperary
Patrick Tracey, b. 1817 Nenagh, Tipperary
William Treacey, b. 1830 Roscray, Tipperary
January 22, 1821 (FJ) Chancery - John Jameson Esq v. Thomas Treacy and
Richard English
...Set to the highest and fairest
bidder, for three years pending this cause, all that and those, Two dwelling
houses, with the appartenances being part of the Premises in the Pending in
this cause mentioned situated in the town of Caher and County of Tipperary,
lately in the possession of Edmond Everade and Christopher Menton...
1821 Clonmell - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1823 Roscrea - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard
Taylor Tracey
1828-1830 Roscrea - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard
Taylor Tracey
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
William Tracy born Grange, Tipperary. Served
in 72nd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 33, 1822-1836
William Tracy, b. 1802 Clonmel, Tipperary
Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Banagher and Neighbourhood in the
year 1823
Linen Draper: Geo. Treacy
Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Birr and Neighbourhood in the
year 1823
Boot and Shoe Makers: Simon
Treacy, Main Street.
Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Roscrea and Neighbourhood in the
year 1823
Iron Merchant: Michael Tracey,
Rosemary St.
Leather Sellers: John Tracey,
Limerick Street.
Tanners: Michael Tracey, Rosemary
Street.
Thomas Lalor Cooke, William
Antisell Cooke (1875) The Early History of the Town of Birr, Or Parsonstown
1824 Pigot Directory
Cashel
Wm Tracey, Main St. Cooper
Killenaule
Wm Tracey Linen Draper
Roscrea 1825
John Tracey, Limerick St. Leather Sellers
Michael Tracey, Rosemary St. Ironmongers and Timber Merchants
26 & 30 March
1825 (FJ) Clonmel Assizes
Patrick and William Tracy, two men who appearance beskoke some
respectability, were charged with the Murder of Cornelius (Connor) Brennan, at
Greenwood, near Templemore on the 24th of October last, when he and family and
friends were returning home from Mass in Templemore...It was stated that they did
not know the victim and it was supposed that they had been sent to kill
him...They were found guilty and were hanged in the County Gaol...
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tracy born Bournea, Tipperary. Served in 88th Foot Regiment
Discharged aged 30, 1825-1837
John Tracy, b. 1806 Bournea, Tipperary
Schoolteachers 1826/7
Protestants of
Moycarkey Borris (Who signed a memorial to the House of Commons in favour of Catholic
Emancipation)
Roger Treacy,
Littleton
Wm. Treacy,
Littleton
Tithe Applotment
Borrisnafarney Civil Parish 1828
Michael Tracy,
Clouncannon, page 4/57
Bourney
Tracey John Tracey 16 2
Crocanovoga
Connor Tracy 8 Clonakenny
Connor Tracy 11 15 Newtown
Daniel Tracy 10 1 Fogartys Park
Daniel Tracy 18 Loran
Dennis Tracy 18 Loran
James Tracy 22 Ballyhenry
James Tracy 3 2 Burrisnoe
James Tracy 6 Clonakenny
James Tracy 23 Shanballinaha
John Tracy 6 Clonakenny
John Tracy 10 4 Gurteen
John Tracy 17 Loran
John Tracy 18 Loran
Michl Tracy 9 1 Fogartys Park
Pat Tracy 6 Clonakenny
Patrick Tracy 10 11 Bawnadrum
Patrick Tracy 9 Gurtnaduma
Roger Tracy 7 Clonakenny
Thomas Tracy 11 4 Gurteen
William Tracy 9 4 Gurteen
Cloghprior Civil Parish
1825
John Trossey?, Springmount
Michl Trossey?, Carney Beg
Michl Trossey?, West Prospect
Michl Trossey?, West Prospect
Clonoulty Civil Parish
1824
??? Tracy
Clonoulty Civil Parish 1830
John Tracy 161 Gurtinamo
Cullen Civil Parish 1826
Daniel Tracy 3 Ballynulty
Edmond Tracy 1 Ballynulty
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
Emly Civil Parish 1834
John Tracy 12 Clashdrumsmith
Kilcooly Civil Parish 1826
Edmund Tracy 9 Newtown
Philip Tracy 20 Newtown
Kilcomenty Civil Parish 1827
Luke Tracy 185 BallinahinchKeating
BallinahinchKeating
Luke Tracy 186 BallinahinchKeating
BallinahinchKeating
Luke Tracy 185 BallinahinchKeating
BallinahinchKeating
Luke Tracy 186 BallinahinchKeating
BallinahinchKeating
Kilfithmone - 1823-1824
Patrick
Tracy leased from Richard Burke, House & Office, Ballinlonty Townland
Killavinoge Civil Parish 1824
Andrew Tracy 10 Skehana
Edmond Tracy 8 Graffin
Jas Tracy 3 Clonmore, Chapel
Quarter
John Tracy 8 Graffin
John Tracy 9 Buggawn
Mich'l Tracy 9 Buggawn
Pat. Tracy 8 Graffin
Roger Tracy 8 Graffin
T Tracy 9 Buggawn
wid. Tracy 12 Skankil
Michl Tracy, Coolcormick, page 1/6
Michl Treacy,
Kilawardy, page 2/17
Michl Treacy, Kilawardy, page 2/18
Killoskehane Parish
1831
Patrick Trassy, Killoskehane
Patrick Trassy, Oohaun
Kilpatrick Civil
Parish 1833
Widow Tracy, Golden Garden
Dan Tracy,
Tinvoher Loughile
Denis Tracy,
Whitefield
Edward Tracy,
Whitefield
James Tracy,
Whitefield
Widow Tracy,
Whitefield
Widow Tracy,
Whitefield
Moycarky Civil Parish 1829
Patrick Tracy Graigue
Thos Tracy Forgestown
Moyne Civil Parish 1828
Danl Treacy 28 Ballyerk Frederick Lloyd, Esq.
Edward Tracy 153 Bonlibeha Robert La Tonohe, Esq
James Tracy 70 Lisheen Frederick Lloyd, Esq.
M Tracy 77 Moynard called Graige General Bourke
Patt Treacy 28 Ballyerk Frederick Lloyd, Esq.
Thomas Treacy 28 Ballyerk Frederick Lloyd,
Esq.
William Tracy 46 Moyne Temple Valentine Maher, Esq
Roscrea Civil Parish (no date)
(no name) Tracey Carrick
(no name) Tracy Summerhill
Edw'd Tracey Benaghmore District
James Tracey Bishop's land
Kyson Tracey Bishop's land
Ml Tracey Forty acres District
Ml Tracey Ring of Trees
wid Tracey Bishop's land
wid. Tracey Carrick
John Tracy (56) Upper Raheen the property of the Governor of Erasmus Smith's
schools (53)
Thomas Tr(e)acy Glebe (92)
Thomas Tracy (55) Upper Raheen the
property of the Governor of Erasmus Smith's schools (53)
Richard Tracy, 40,
Ardlomain
Templetouhy 1824
Jno Treacy, 136 14, Ballynocken
Thurles Town
John Tracy, Lisnagangue, 7/71
Toem Civil Parish
Thos Treacy, Kilmore, Kilnemanagh Upper, Penrose Esq & Ver
D Hunt Esq
Michael Treacy - NSW
Alias: Tracey
Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Single
Calling/trade: Ploughman & reaper
Born: 1806 Tipperary
Tried: 1828 Tipperary
Sentence:
Life
Ship: Governor Ready
(2) [1829]
Crime: Conspiracy or murder
Remarks: Cripple
Holy Cross Murders
1826-7
On Sat. 30 June
1826, Richard Chadwick, eldest son of Rd. Chadwick of Perryville, nephew of Mr.
Wm. Sadlier Wells [now Kingswell] Tipperary was shot dead on the road-way
between the village of Bohernacrusha & Rathcannon, parish of Holycross, at
a point where the bridge crossing the railway was later erected. Involved in the conspircy were - Edmond Ryan
of Ballymoreen, John Walsh, Tom Keogh & his sons, Patrick & John, Micheal
Treacy, Watt Grace, John Daniel, Micheal Luby, Thomas & Darby
Bryan. They hid in the grove &
joined there by Watt Grace & Jack Walsh & Ml. Treacy brought
powder. Thomas Keogh and Michael
Treacy altered their former pleas of not guilty to guilty. In the cases of William Grace, Thomas Keogh, Michael
Treacy, Thomas Maher, Ml. Luby and James Daniel who had changed to a plea
of guilty - the sentence of death was passed on them as a matter of
course. Six transported for life:- Wm. Grace, Thos. Keogh, Daniel and Thomas Maher, Ml.
Luby, and Ml. Treacy.
6 February 1828
(F) The Murders of Mara
On Thursday, five persons were committed to Clonmel Goal by Dr.
Fitzgerald, charged as accessartes in the horrid murder of Daniel Mara, near
Holycross. - Their names are John Keogh, Thomas Keogh, Patt Keogh, Michael
Tracey and John Grace. On the 17th inst., the following persons were also
committed to Goal by Dr. Fitzgerald: Patrick Leacy,
charged with being one of the armed party, who waylaid and murdered Daniel
Mara; and John Russell, Thomas Russell, Timothy Russell and Stephen Ryan. Tipperary Free Press.
5 April 1828 (F)
...Rathcannon..lives Thos. Keough...a lame man
named Tracey - he is a relation of Keough, and lives in his house. -
Tracey came up to the Grove, bringing with him a paper of gunpowder...removed
Tracey from the scene of action [before the event]...
14 April 1828 (FJ)
Clonmel, Friday, April 11. An express has arrived in town to stay the
execution of William Grace, Thomas Maher, Michael Tracy, Michael Looby,
James Daniel and Thomas Keogh, jun - They were sent
off for transporation for life under an escort.
19 April 1828 (F) The
Execution
Of Patrick Keogh
and John Keogh, for conspiring to murder the late Daniel Mara, will take place
this day at twelve o'clock pursuant to their sentence. On Wednesday next,
Pierce Grace and John Russell will be executed in front of the Gaol, also for
the same crime.
On Friday, about
one o'clock, and without one hour's notice, Wm. Grace, Thomas Keough, Edmund
Daniel, Thomas Maher, Michael Looby, and Michael Tracey, proceeded on an
outside car from the County Gaol, escorted by a party of the Scots Greys, with
drawn swords, to the Hulks at Cove, where they are to remain only till they are
embarked on board the Convict Ships, to be Transported for Life (for the same
crime) to New South Wales - far from the Green Hills of their Native Land.
Breen Maher and
Long charged with the same crime were discharged. - No prosecution. - Tipperary Free Press of Saturday.
Tipperary Convicts transported 1829
Tom Maher; James Daniel; Tom
Keogh; Michael Looby; William Grace and Michael Tracy all from the general area
of Cashel Co. Tipperary transported in 1829 following the Spring Assizes in
Clonmel. Maher settled around the Illawara area; Keogh around Maitland; Looby
at Ryansvale, Springfield; Grace drowned in 1833; Tracy at Port Maquarie and Daniel was in Parramatta area in 1837
but it's not known if he stayed there. All transported on the 'Governor Ready'
in 1829. Grateful for any information on these men, their
families etc.
Joan Keogh 10 Mar 2006
Thomas Maher sentenced to life
aged 26 conditional pardon
Thomas Keoghe sentenced to life aged 32 conditional pardon
James Daniel sentenced to life aged 22 tried Tipperary 1829
Michael Loobey tried tiperary sentenced to life aged 28
condition pardon
William Grace D (died?) sent. Tipperary sentenced to life aged 17
Michael Treacy sentenced to life
aged 23
The above spellings are sometimes different to what
you had but were as they were spelled on this index. Is there any info on them
on the Colonial Secretarys index?
LIZ elizabeth
liddicoat 10 Mar 2006
I know all the lads were sentenced
to life - the murder is still remembered fairly vividly in Tipperary so the
background information is fine; it's what happened them when they got to
Australia is what I'm trying to ascertain. Tom Maher did well - got a cp in
1831 for shooting a bushranger; William Grace drowned in the 'Gundaroo' river
(I assume that's the Yass river) and the others I'm
not sure of as such. I'm carrying out this research from Tipperary so don't
have access to the resources available in Australia as freely as I'd like; and
ironically the little bits I discover about the lives of the men in Australia
is informing about their previous lives in Tipperary. There is no mention of
any of the men in the early part of the Colonial Secretarys index; much of
importance happened in the later years - James Daniel petitioned the Governor
in 1839 regarding his cancelled ticket of leave - I have yet to ascertain the
circumstances in which he forefeited his TL - he received a CP in 1847. I
cannot ascertain if Treacy ever got a CP or indeed what may have happened him. It appears that he was sent to Port Maquarie
because he had one leg much shorter than the other and therefore had a
pronounced limp. I am writing an article for a local historical journal and
would be grateful for any information at all on these men.
Joan Keogh 10 Mar 2006
24
September 1828 (FJ) Catholic Rent
From the Rev. J. Crough, Catholic Rector of Donohill
and Anacarthy, county Tipperary, including his subscription of 1l. and 1l. from Mr. Tracy...9l. 10s.
1828 John Treacy, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary.
(Prerogative Will)
1828 Tipperary Spring Assizes (F)
Richard Leonard, for the murder of
Darby Tracy, hanged on the 7th of April, his body was delived to the Surgeons of the County
Infirmary.
26th March 1829 Clonmel Criminal
Assizes
Counsellor Scott, K.C. applied to
his lordship to have the case of Michael Tobin and John Carrol who were in gaol
for the murder of Darby Tracey postponed to next assizes. Certain witnesses
were not forthcoming, being put out of the way as he believed by the prisoners
or their friends.
27th March 1829 Clonmel Criminal
Assizes
John, Michael, Denis and (a
second) John Tracy were acquitted of the murder of John Tracy at
Graffon on the 25th September last.
13 May 1829 (FJ) Tibute to Daniel
O'Connell
Clonmel...James Tracy 5s...
Margaret Tracey [of
Tipperary?]
& Margaret Buxton
Tasmanian
Archives [71340
& 80428]
Eliza (1)
Departure:
London 7 Nov 1829
Arrival:
24 Feb 1830
64.
Tracey, Margt
Eliza
Feb 1830
Middx
16 July 1829 14
Claro? Ho. of Correction
???
April
27 1830 Whiteker/? Being useless from old age. placed in the ???
Aug
10 1832 Bush/ Making away with a Bonnet Bonnet given her by her
???
Conditional
Pardon No.1991 - 15th May 1839
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON40-1-9,374,182,C,80
64. Tipperary, Tracey, Margaret, Nursery maid,
4'11.5", 53 years...grey eyes...
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON19-1-12,606,362,C,80
169 Buxton Margt.
Eliza Feb 1830
Middx 16 July 1829 7
Transported for ???
Stealing £4 from a dwelling house my Mother Margaret Tracey on board tried with
her ??? Mary ??? Single.
March 27 1830 D
Ross/Drinks & insolent to her mistress yesty? Admd
Died by Suffocation on the road to her service
Vide Bagdad Muster
Return 2nd May 1830
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON40-1-1,380,149,C,100
169. Ratcliff Highway London, Buxton Margaret,
needle woman, 4'10.5", 17 years, Hair Ubro...Eyes dbro...
Remarks M J B & Heart above elbow joint rt.
Arm - J above elbow joint left Arm.
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON19-1-12,606,314,C,80
James Tracy, entered February 1830
aged 16, Roman Catholic, left April 1831, Emigrated
with father and family to America.
Martin Treacy, 1831, Prerogative
Court will. Exec: John Shea, Bannistown, (co. Tipperary?), IWR/1831/F/615.
Martin Treacy, 6th
December 1831. Probate will. T/15690.
1831 Tithe Defaulter
Alphabetical
|
By Area |
|
Anne Tracy and son, Farmer, Thurles, Co.
Tipperary. Conner Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Cornelius Treacy, Farmer, Newtown, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Daniel Treacy, Farmer, Fogartys Parks,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Daniel Treacy, Farmer, Gurtderaboy,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Daniel Treasey, Farmer, West Poulacapol,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. Darby Treacy, Farmer, Bawnandua, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Denis Treacy, Farmer, Loran, Bourney, Co.
Tipperary. Denis Treasey, Farmer, Balywater,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. James Tracy, Philipstown, Donohill, Co.
Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Bally Henry, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Borrisnoe, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Shanballymaher,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. John Tracy, Farmer, Lisnagenoge, Thurles,
Co. Tipperary. John Tracy, JP, Rahelty, Eliogarty, Co.
Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Crocanavoga, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Gurteen, Bourney, Co.
Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Loran, Bourney, Co.
Tipperary. Michael Tracy, Farmer, Gurteenakilla
(Monsea), Youghalarra, Co. Tipperary. Michael Treacy, Cloncannon, Borrisnafarney,
Co. Tipperary. Michael Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Michael Treacy, Farmer, Fogertys Park,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Tracy, Farmer, Grague, Moycarkey,
Co. Tipperary. Patrick Trassy, Farmer, Coohaun,
Killoskehan, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Trassy, Farmer, Killoskehan, Co.
Tipperary. Patrick Treacy, Farmer, Bawnmadnua,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Treacy, Farmer, Gortnadumma,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Patt Treasey, Farmer, West Poulacapol,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. Roger Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Fugertown, Moycarkey,
Co. Tipperary. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Gurteenakilla
(Monsea), Youghalarra, Co. Tipperary. Timothy Tracy, Philipstown, Donohill, Co.
Tipperary. Timothy Treacy, Farmer, Boularea, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Widow of Thomas Treasey, Farmer, Balywater,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. William Treacy, Farmer, Gurteen, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. William
Treasey, Farmer, West Poulacapol, Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. |
Michael Treacy, Cloncannon, Borrisnafarney,
Co. Tipperary. Conner Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Cornelius Treacy, Farmer, Newtown, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Daniel Treacy, Farmer, Fogartys Parks,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Daniel Treacy, Farmer, Gurtderaboy,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Darby Treacy, Farmer, Bawnandua, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Denis Treacy, Farmer, Loran, Bourney, Co.
Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Bally Henry, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Borrisnoe, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Treacy, Farmer, Shanballymaher,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Crocanavoga, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Gurteen, Bourney, Co.
Tipperary. John Treacy, Farmer, Loran, Bourney, Co.
Tipperary. Michael Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Michael Treacy, Farmer, Fogertys Park,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Treacy, Farmer, Bawnmadnua,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Treacy, Farmer, Gortnadumma,
Bourney, Co. Tipperary. Roger Treacy, Farmer, Clonakenny, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. Timothy Treacy, Farmer, Boularea, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. William Treacy, Farmer, Gurteen, Bourney,
Co. Tipperary. James Tracy, Philipstown, Donohill, Co.
Tipperary. Timothy Tracy, Philipstown, Donohill, Co.
Tipperary. John Tracy, JP, Rahelty, Eliogarty, Co.
Tipperary. Patrick Trassy, Farmer, Coohaun,
Killoskehan, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Trassy, Farmer, Killoskehan, Co.
Tipperary. Daniel Treasey, Farmer, West Poulacapol,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. Denis Treasey, Farmer, Balywater,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. Patt Treasey, Farmer, West Poulacapol,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. Widow of Thomas Treasey, Farmer, Balywater,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. William Treasey, Farmer, West Poulacapol,
Kilvemnon, Co. Tipperary. Patrick Tracy, Farmer, Grague, Moycarkey,
Co. Tipperary. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Fugertown, Moycarkey,
Co. Tipperary. Anne Tracy and son, Farmer, Thurles, Co.
Tipperary. John Tracy, Farmer, Lisnagenoge, Thurles,
Co. Tipperary. Michael Tracy, Farmer, Gurteenakilla
(Monsea), Youghalarra, Co. Tipperary. Thomas Tracy, Farmer, Gurteenakilla
(Monsea), Youghalarra, Co. Tipperary. |
|
Name |
Age |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial
Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native
Place |
Crime |
Marital
Status |
Trade
or Calling |
Remarks |
Died |
Death Place |
|
James Tracey |
22 |
|
Eliza II (4) [1832] |
1832 |
Tipperary |
7 |
1810 |
Tipperary |
Stealing cow |
Single |
Stable boy |
|
|
|
James Tracey Eliza
Return of all male convicts assigned and transferred between the 1st and 31st days of October 1832, inclusively.
Eliza II arrived NSW 6/9/1832
James Tracey, a resident of Tipperary, was transported
from Cork for "stealing a cow". James was 22 years old, 5 ft 2 inches
tall and unmarried. His occupation was listed as "stable
hand".
Contact: Margaret Tracey
|
First
Name |
Age |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial
Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native
Place |
Crime |
Marital
Status |
Trade
or Calling |
Remarks |
Died |
Death Place |
|
Thomas Tracey |
21 |
|
Blenheim I (1) [1834] |
1834 |
Tipperary |
7 |
1813 |
Tipperary Co |
Assault grievous |
Single |
Servant farm |
|
|
|
1835 Juvenile Association
Carlow District School
John Storrs Card Mr. H. Tracy
1s 0d
Master Bernards Card Mr. Tracy
0s 6d
1836 Juvenile Association
Mountrath
Sarah Maria Robinsons Card John
Tracy 2s 6d
Miss Browns Card Mrs. Tracy 1s
6d
Miss Cliffords Card Mrs. Tracey
2s 6d
Master R. Deverells Card Mr.
Tracy 1s 0d
The Annual Reports of the Juvenile
Association for promoting the education of the deaf and dumb poor of Ireland.
29 April 1835 Pawnbroking in
Ireland
Pawnbroker: John Phelan of Roscrea
Surities: Thomas Mockham, John Hart & Michael Treacy shopkeepers Roscrea
15 June 1835 (FJ) Murder
...returning
from Thurles to his home, he was met at Rolestown within three miles of
Templemore..."If he knew Joseph Tracy, the stag?" The innocent man,
on answering in the affirmative, and that he was a good neighbour...
1835 [45] [46] [47] First report
of the Commissioners of Public Instruction, Ireland.
Private shool kept by Michael Treacy, Aghnameadle, Diocese of
Killaloe [Tipperary]
27 December 1836 (FJ) Justice Rent
from the parish of Mullinahone, county Tipperary...John
Tracy...Denis Treacy...
1836 County Goal of Tipperary
Michael Trihy or Tracy, breach of
Excise Laws, fined £6 or 3 calander months 20 June 1836, discharged 10 Aug
1836, 5 weeks and 6 days remitted.
Tipperary Gaol
Michael
Treacy, Samuel Cooper Esq [Clonmel?], tried 20 June 1836, Fined
£6 or confined 3 months, 10 August 1836
Patrick
Treacy, Thurles Quarter Sessions, 19 October 1837, 12 months hard labour,
discharged 25 May 1838
Sessional Papers
1836 Tipperary
Constitution:
Feb 19, 1836
Property of Michael Tracey on lands at Kilawardy set on fire.
April 5, 1836
Houses of Edmond Tracey and Thomas Dolan at Whitefield attacked.
Saturday 19 May 1837 Tipperary Free Press
Grand Jury to the spring and summer Assizes to deal with
road construction
Borrisoleigh to Johnstown - between 3 roads at Ml Kelly's, Gurtreigh, and 3
roads at Ml Tracey's, Graiguefrehane, 372 perches.
August
12th 1837 Tipperary Free press
The Co. Election 1st day, Thur, Aug. 10th at Clonmel. Among those present Hon. Con. O' Callaghan
MP, John Power MP; Gurteen; Edm Power Ballydine; Archdeacon Laffan (Fethard); Philip
Treacy QC; James Lanigan; Castlefogarty; and the candidates -Sheil and Cave
v Baker Kilcooley and Moore of Barne.
1837) The complete notes of the Doway Bible and
Rhemish Testament, with a preface ...
Subscribers:
Mr. Tracy, Aurthurs Quay,
Limerick City
Mr. John Tracy, Ennis
Mr. Denis Tracy, Ennis
Mr. D. Tracy, Roscrea
24 March 1837 (FJ)
Justice Rent
From the parish of Bourney and Corbally...Dan
Tracey...Connor Tracey, 5s. each...Martin
Tracey...Michael Tracy...James Tracey...Wm Tracey...Michael Tracey...M
Tracey...2s 6d. each...Tom Tracy...2s. each...Patt Tracey...Patt Tracy, Darby Tracy...Tom
Tracy...1s...
15 November 1837- 16 August 1838 Pawnbrokers in
Ireland
27 Mar, 1818 Bond
Sureties: - - Thomas Tracy, Mabbot
Street; (Dublin)
Christopher
Hodgers, 167 Church Street;
and John Scott of Kildare, Hotel-keeper
Applicatant: William Treacy, jun
Mountrath
Sureties:
Charles Pim of Mountrath, Gentleman
James Demsey of Mountrath, Shopkeeper
John Cunningham, of Derrough, Esq.
Applicant: Henry Jones Edenderry
Sureties: John Walker, Tullamore, Publican
James Clarke, Gallen, Collector
Thomas Hackett, Ballydaly, Farmer
Simon Treacy, Birr, Gentleman
29 April 1835 Pawnbroker application
Applicatant: John Phelan of Roscrea
Sureties: Thomas Mockham, John Hart & Michael
Treacy, Shopkeepers of Roscrea
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath,
May 1829, 15000 tickets
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of the City of
Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath, May 1829, 20,000
tickets
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of the City of
Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath, May 1829, 19,872
tickets, £2263s19d-
21 April 1838 Returns from the Marshal of the City of
Dublin
Pawnbroker: William Tracey of Montrath, May 1829, 26,884
tickets, £3565s7d7
Parliamentary
Papers of Great Britain
23 February 1838 (FJ)
Thursday night last a man named Treacy was frozen to death near
Bushfield, County Tipperary from the inclemency of the weather. He was
returning from the market at Nenagh, where he had sold a cow the same day, and
had the price in his pocket, when discovered dead on Friday morning, within a
few yards of his sister's house, and lying on his hands and face.
J Treacy of
Graigne (Woodrooffe,
Co. Tipperary?). Exec for Martin
Cammel, 1838, Cashel & Ely Diocese.
|
First
Name |
Age |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial
Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native
Place |
Crime |
Marital
Status |
Trade
or Calling |
Remarks |
Died |
Death Place |
|
Thomas Tracey |
28 |
|
Elphinstone (3) [1838] |
1838 |
Tipperary |
7 |
1810 |
Tipperary Co |
Manslaughter |
Single |
Labourer |
CF 45/1048 |
|
|
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database
(1780-1868)
OTHER NAMES: THOMAS (PUNCH)
SURNAME: TRACY
AGE: 28
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Tipperary
TRIAL DATE: 24/07/1838
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Manslaughter
SENTENCE: Transportation 7 yrs
Denis
Tracey's cabin, near Borrisoleigh was smashed with stones, and the doors,
windows, and gate smashed to pieces-inmates escaped.
|
Name |
Age |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial
Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native
Place |
Crime |
Marital
Status |
Trade
or Calling |
Remarks |
Died |
Death Place |
|
Rody Tracey |
24 |
|
Perseverance (1838) |
1838 |
Port Louis Court Martial
Mauritius |
7 |
1814 |
Templemore Tipperary Co |
Striking corporal |
Single |
Soldier in 35th Regiment
groom |
|
|
|
Nenagh
Guardian, published in Co Tipperary in 1838 and 1839.
John Trassey
Tipperary Assizes 1838 Nenagh court/Manslaughter/To Be
Transported/7 years
Mary Tracey Limerick court/her property stolen by Mgt Griffin
Connor Tracey his money stolen from Mary Tracey
11 May
1839 Tipperary Free press
A ruffian named Pierce Treacy of Ballycahill has been sent
for two months to the thread-mill by Mr Tabiteau C.M. for flinging a stone at
Mr. B. Ryan, Manager of Thurles Agricultural Bank.
12 June 1839 Tipperary Free press
Persons (£10 freeholders) applying for registrations
as voters in Paliamentary elections - Eliogarty and Ikerrin: -
Dan Treacy, farmer, Gurtnaspeagh
Registered 1833 to
1840 Rent & Valuation of £10 County Electors, Roscrea Union, Tipperary
William Tracy, Oct 26 1839, lands, Killana
Bourna, 64a/3r/6p, rate £25/15/0, rent £28/0/0
Daniel Tracy, Jan 11 1840, lands &
commonage, Gortnaskea Bourna, 39a/1r/4p, rate £21/0/0, rent £17/0/0
Cashel Division
John Tracey, Kileotlea
Daniel Tracy, Gurtnaspeagh
Daniel Treacy, Gurtneskeha
Daniel Treacy, Gurtneskeha
Denis Treacy, Gurtneskeha
Martin Treacy, Kylanna
Patrick Treacy, Gurtneskeha
Richard Treacy, Gurtneskeha
William Tracey, Kylanna
The Mansion-house and
part of the Demesne and lands of BALLYDAVID, in the Barony of Eliogarty and
County Tipperary (1830s?)
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No. |
Tenants' Names |
Tenure & Observations |
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BALLYDAVID |
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11 |
Michael Trassy |
Tenant from year to year, determinable 1st Nov. in each year. |
The Lands of Derryhogan,
in the Barony of Eliogarty and County Tipperary LOT NO. 5
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DERRYHOGAN |
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3 |
John Kennedy, John Fogarty, & Michael Trassy |
Tenant from year to year, determinable 1st Nov. in each year. |
British War Office
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
James Tracey born
Droughan, Tipperary. Served in 60th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 21, 1840-1842
James Tracey, b. 1821 Fethard, Tipperary
Conner Tracy 21, 48 single man,
Shepherd, Tipperary, RC
1840 Paterson NJ
Cornelius Tracey came to the
United States in 1840, from Temple More, County Tipperary, Ireland, and for some
time worked on the Great Lakes as an engineer. John M. Tracey was born on Grand
street, near Spruce, Oct. 9 1867, the son of Cornelius and Mary (Landy) Tracey.
John Tracey, grandfather of John M. Tracey
On July 1st, 1910, the Bertillon System and the Bureau of Identification was established, and
Sergeant John M. Tracey was appointed Captain of Detectives. Chief of Police
John Bimson was placed on pension at his own request on July 1st, 1917, and on
October 18th, 1918, John Tracey was appointed Chief of Police. Chief Tracey
died on January 10th, 1932.
History
of Paterson and its environs (the silk city): historical ..., Volume 3 -
Page 226 William Nelson, Charles Anthony Shriner - Paterson (N.J.) - 1920
1840 to 1855 Index of people born
in Tipperary and emigrated to Sydney, New South Wales, or Moreton Bay, Queensland
1840 Mary Anne
Patrick Trassy, 27, Templemore,
(parents: John (horsebreaker)/Margaret Howe) Known to Pat Dugan at T.,
Thomas Tracey, 39, Cappawhite,
husband, (parents: Timothy (farmer) & Mary, b. Jan 11th, 1802, Baptism
certified)
Bridget Tracey, 35, Cappawhite,
wife, (parents Patrick ??? (land
steward) & Winifred Neale Baptism certified)
Timothy Tracey, 19, Cappawhite,
son
Mary Tracy, 16, Cappawhite,
daughter
Thomas Tracey, 14, Cappawhite, son
James 7.5
Ellen 4.5
Bridget 9 mths
Michael Tracy, 36,
Caher, husband (parents: "deceased")
Bridget Tracy, 26,
Caher, wife (parents: not given - Ryan connection ??) Baptism Cert.
Michael Tracy, 10, son
John, Tracy, 6, son
Catherine Ryan, 23,
Caher (parents: Dennis/Margaret Sullivan F dead) Baptism certified. Protected
by Michael Tracy & wife
Pierce Tracy, 25, Ballycahill,
husband (parents: "both dead")
Mary Tracy, 27, Ballycahill (parents ??? Barry/Margaret Flynn, living in Macarky) Stated
to have 2 chn in application.,
Mathew Tracy, 28, Lochmore,
husband (parents: Mathew (farmer)/Judy Sweeney)
Bridget Tracy, 25, Lochmore, wife
(parents: Ned Hall (labourer)/Catherine Carroll)
Judy, 4, daughter
Kate, 2, daughter
Mary Sheedy, 32, Killea, widow
(parents: Dennis & Nancy Tracey both dead) (sister
Bridget Treacy, 21, born Killea, in Australia}
Michael Tracey, 36, Toem (parents:
Michael/Mary nee Brien, both dead), His surname is stated as Brien but a long
note states that his real surname is Tracey.
Mary Lynch, 26, Nenagh (parents:
Michael & Margaret
Tracey) (wife of William, 30)
Hannah Butler, 33, Kilmore
(parents: Martin & Bridget Ryan) Mother living in Sydney, NSW M, now Bridget Tracey + 4Bros & 3 Si
Honora Tracey, 22, Ballycommon, RC
(parents: William/Nancy, father at Ballycommon).
Mary Tracey, 21, Ballycommon, RC
(parents: William/Nancy, father at Ballycommon)
Catherine Treacy, 19, Cloghjordan,
RC (parents: James/Margaret, M dead)
John Tracy, 26, Cloghprior
(parents: Michael/Margaret, living in Cloughprior), 3 sisters Ann, Margaret
& Mary (now Lynch), Broulee,
Mary Tracey, 19, Thurles, RC
(parents: Michael/Ellen, F dead , M in Thurles)
Mary Tracey, 24, Roscrea, RC
(parents: Patrick/Peggy, both dead)
Denis Treacy of
Toomevara Tipperary. Coroner: James Carroll Finding: visitation of God
1836-1848 A list of Orphans in the care of the County Tipperary
Protestant Orphan Society
181 Thomas Treacy, entered 14 Oct
1841, father was Labourer from Toomevara, Apprenticed
182 Phoebe Treacy, entered 14 Oct
1841, father was Labourer from Toomevara, Apprenticed
9 April 1842 (NG) Nenagh Petty Sessions
Patrick Tracey, for the abduction
of Honora Mara, was admitted to bail, to take trial at the next assizes of this
town.
6 August 1842 (NG) Nenagh Assizes
James Dunne, Thomas Dunne and Patt
Tracy were indicted for forcibly carrying away Honora Mara...on the 16th of
February last at Toomavara. The prisoner Tracy pleaded guilty...is a
confortable man; I heard he was to get four acres of land and £20, on condition
he marries [the girl]...It is a mitigated case of abduction - but it is my duty
to record sentence of death against you...
6 August 1842 (NG)
Patrick Tracey and Thomas Dunn
(abduction) (To be transported for Life)
12 Aug 1842 (CE) Nenagh Assizes
Patrick Tracy
and Thomas Dunn, abduction. To be transported for life.
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database
(1780-1868)
OTHER NAMES: PAT
AGE: 21
SURNAME: DUNN
OTHER NAMES: THOMAS
AGE: 24
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Tipperary
TRIAL DATE: 16/07/1842
TRIAL DATE: 28/07/1842
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Abduction
SENTENCE: Death commuted to 3 weeks imprisonment
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1842 T
24
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 4, p 158
COMMENTS: Convict's name struck through
A notice was also posted on the house of Thomas Tracey of
Bunacrum (?) [Bunacum, Aghnameadle?] threatening him
with a 'bloody end' if he worked for Mr. Dawson.
8 June 1842 (NG) Reward - Parochial meeting at the Chapel of the
Silvermines
...Lord Dunalley in every capacity
both a Liberal Legislator and humane Landlord...illegal notice served on
Matthew Ryan...Robert Treese, Kilmore 10s...
9 November 1842 (NG) Nenagh Petty Sessions
Amelia McElroy
v. Trassys and Gleesons for assult and forcible possession. Mary Trassy being sworn, stated
that old Tom Dunn her uncle, sold the interest in certain lands for £5 to her
father, the possession is to be given after Dunn's death; saw the money paid.
Tom Dunn, an old man near ninety years of age, swore positively that he never
made any such bargain or agreement; he gave the lands 14 years ago to his son
as a marriage portion, and that it is still in the possession of his son's
widow, Amelia M'Elroy...
23 November 1842 (NG) Nenagh Petty Sessions
...a large grave dug on the side
of the road near Toom...James Dunn [and Michael Tracy?] who lives at
Bunnicum...
1843 Return of Names of every Blacksmith whose Forge has been registered in Ireland
Thomas Treacey, Newtown, Tipperary, registered 26 September 1842
23 February 1843
(NG) Sudden Death and Inquest
On the night of last Thursday, between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, a
man named Patrick Trassy living near this town [Nenagh], fell dead while in the
act of saying his prayers...rumours that were afloat relative to the deceased
having been poisoned by some whiskey he drank down town...Margaret Trassy's
evidence was to the effect that the deceased was her husband...he died suddenly
in his own house at the White Walls; he spent the day selling scollops at the
market...his six children...Verdict- Deceased came by his death in consequence
of a disease and enlargement of the heart.
8 March 1843 (CE)
Births
Edward Tracy, Esq., Culkw, in the couutv of Tipperary, and brother of
Lieut. Tracy, late of the 7th Dragoon Guards
March 9, 1843 (FJ) Marriages
On the 28th ult., Mr. T. Hayes of
Miltown, to Lucy, second daughter of Edward Tracy, Esq., of Cullen, county
Tipperary and niece of Lieutenant Tracy, late of the 7th Dragoon Guards.
1 April 1843 (N)
O'Connell Compensation fund
Nenagh Tipperary...Daniel Tracy...
1 July 1843 (NG) Nenagh Poor Law Guardians
Admission of Paupers - Bridget
Trassy, her father and mother are dead; lived with Mr. John Gleeson, has a
brother, but he is in America.
15 November 1843 (NG) Waylaying and Assault
On the night of the 10th instant,
John Donohoe, of Ballymackey, returning home from Nenagh, in company of two
other men named Patrick and Thomas Tracy, were met on the road near
Knockinglass, by three men who attacked them with stones one of which struck
Patrick Tracy on the head and cut him - they then got inside a ditch, when
Donohoe discharged a pistol in the direction from whence the stones came, but
without effect. The parties are known.
17 Nov 1843 (CE)
Attempt to Assinate Thomas Waller of Finoe, J.P.
...Thomas Tracy, were met on the road near Knockinglass by three men
who attacked them with stones, one of which struck Patrick Tracey on the head
and cut him. They then got inside a ditch, when Donoghue discharged a pistol in the
direction from which the stones came, but without effect...
...The porter, Mr. Treacy, has been removed to the fever hospital, and
is in a very precarious state;...
I am sorry to say it is my duty to report another death among the
officiers of this union; the porter, Mr. Michael Treacy, has fallen victim to a
prevailing fever...
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3 and 8 May 1844
(NG) Thurles Quarter Sessions
To be imprisoned for two months hard labour...Dan Daly, John Daly, John
Trassy (riot) and to give security at the expiration of two months in £10 each
and two surities at £5 each...
14 May 1844 Clonmel List of the Names of all
Persons qualified to serve as Juriors in the
Northern Division of Tipperary, for Spring
Assizes 1840
Daniel Tracey
Michael Treacy
Patrick tracy
Patrick Trassy
Matthew Treacy
Patrick Treacy
Martin Treacy
Patrick Trassy
Michael Trassy
Patrick Trassy
Patrick Treacy
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October 5, 1844 (FJ) The Shinrone Police -
Government Investigation
...Denis Tracey...examined...I am
a constable stationed at Cooraclavin...
7 Oct 1844 (CE) The Shinrone Police-Government
Investigation at the castle
Denis Tracey was then called and
examined. He deposed as follows ; I am a constable ; I
was stationed at Cooraclavin in September and October last under Constable
Brephy's command; I know Martin White ; 1 never saw him in the plantation with
Brophy...
October 16, 1844 (FJ)
...Meskill was proscuting or
aiding in the prosecution of a person named Tracy or Trassy, for an assault
upon a third party connected with the possession of some land, the property of
Mr. Latouche, in whose employment Meskill was...Clonakenny...
9 November 1844 (NG) Sheep stealing
...Mr. R. Mason...I live at
Clonakenny...Michael Tracey, a man in Mr. Mason's employ, deposed to his master
losing the sheep...
9 November 1844 (NG) Grievous Assault
Martin Tracey was indicted for a grievous
assault on Patrick Doyle, on the 9th of August last. Patrick Doyle [70 years of
age] ...I live in Kinane...Mr. Latouche from Dublin is the landlord...I am in
possession of the land since the 9th of August, it was one David Maxwell that
gave me the land...the prisoner came up from the direction of his own
house...gave me three strikes of a pitchfork...Tracey had been in possession of
the land I got from Maxwell...He said:- Patrick[?]
Tracey, you have been convicted...[long speech follows
which includes the assassination of Maxwell]...two years imprisonment and hard
labour...
November 14, 1844 (FJ) Murder
The reason for this outrage is
that Patrick M'Guinness of Kilwardy summoned his master Patrick Tracy of
Killeen to the petty sessions of Templemore for wages, for which he obtained a
decree. Tracy lodged an appeal to the quarter sessions of Thurles, where the
decision was confirmed.
15 Nov 1844 (CE)
Patrick Tracy,
of Killeen, to the Petty Sessions of Templemore for wages, [for which he
obtained a decree. Tracy lodged an appeal to the Quarter Sessions of Thurles, where the
decision of the Magistrates was confirmed.
November 4, 1844 (FJ) Murderous Outrage
...John Ransford [of Ballinahich]
was proceeding from Bird Hill towards Ballinahinch [attacked]...direction of
O'Briens Bridge...county Clare...arresting three men named Martin Tracy, James
Tracy and - Hill...identified Martin Tracy as the man who fired the
shot...taken some land which the Tracy's had been evicted.
1844 Attempt to Murder
About eight o'clock, on the night of the 29th
ult., a man named John Ransford, when returning to his residence at
Ballinahinch, was waylaid and severely assaulted by an armed party, who
inflicted some severe cuts in his head---he also received a gun shot wound in
the thigh---the party having commenced their attack by firing at him. On being
informed of the occurrence, Constable Gaul, of the next police station, and his
men, immediately went in pursuit of the offenders, in the direction of
O'Brien's bridge, and arrested, in the county of Clare, four men who are now in
custody for examination, of whom Martin Tracy has been identified by
Ransford as being one of the five who attacked him. The cause of this outrage
is not known at present.---Nenagh Guardian.
6 Nov
1844 (CE) Murderous Outrage
...Martin Tracy, James Tracy, and Hill.
Edmond Ransford has since fully identified Martin Tracy as the man who fired
the shot. John Ransford lies at Bailinahinch dangerously ill, and but few hopes
are entertained of his recovery...
The Tyrone Constitution Friday, November 8,
1844.
On Wednesday, as a man named John Ransford, was proceeding from
Bird-hill towards Ballynahinch, he was met by a party of armed men who attacked
him. He escaped and ran to the house of a relative Edmond Ransford who informed
the police at the Muragh station, about a mile and a half distant. Sergeant
Goore and a party of police pursued the ruffians who fled in the direction of
O'Brien's bridge. He succeeded in arresting three men, named Martin Tracy,
James Tracy and Hill. The cause assigned for the attack is a spirit of
revenge, instigated by Ransford having taken some land from which the Tracy's
had been evicted.
Tipperary Vindicator Nov. 5, 1844
22 March 1845 (NG) Felonious Assault
Martin Tracey was given in charge
for feloniously assaulted John Ransford, by firing a loaded gun on the 29th Oct
last. John Ransford- I live at Ballinahinch...I know him those 20 years...I
didn't swear informations for two months after I was attacked...we never had a
dispute about land...
Edward Ranson [Ransford?], brother
- I heard my brother had a dispute with Tracey about the right of a passage;
Tracey's house was attacked; my father said he would give up this prosecution
if the Tracey's settled about the passage we were disputing. Constable
Gall-...Ransford...told me there were three of the Tracey's in the attack. The
jury acquitted the prisoner.
Margaret Treacy, Ballygurteen, Corbally. Barony of
Ikerrin. Dr. Henry Powell. Verdict-Falling into a tub
of water.
4 January 1845 (N)
O'Connell Tribute
Mullinahone, county Tipperary...William Treacy...
January 10, 1845 (FJ) Repeal Rent
...Shinrone and Ballingarry, per
Mr. J. Tracey 4s...
11 January 1845 (N)
Loyal National Repeal Association
Shinrone and Ballingarry, per Mr. John Tracey
4s.
22 March 1845 (NG) Murder of Stapleton
Michael Whelan was place at the
bar...William Stapelton cross-examined...my house on the way to Loughmore...I
was sentenced for attempting to murder a man named Tracey...I got 10 years
there and am home about three years...there are friends and relatives of Tracey
yet living in my neighbourhood...
17 May 1845 Advertisment
Anne Tracey, daughter of Martin Tracey, Cloonismillon, Parish of Druin
(Townland of Clonmullen, Parish of Drom), Co. Tipperary, emigrated
to Quebec 13 years before and last in Montreal. Sought by
Stephen Duffy for her brother Patrick Tracey, Troy, NY, who plans to return to
Ireland.
Irish Genealogist, vol 8, p.110
Denis Treacy, Whitefield, Parish of Templemore, Eliogarty.Dr. Geo
Bradshaw. Verdict-Drowned in a stream.
July 29, 1845 (FJ) Repeal Association
...parishes of
Monsea and Kilodieran...William Tracey...collector of £1...
Nov. 5, 1845 Conditions of the People of Ireland
Roscrea, Tip., Oct. 30 Report of the Land Commission -
A farmer named Tracey, of Gertnaskea near this town, took a farm
formerly held by his own brother, who was ejected for non-payment of rent. The
ejected brother had him served with threats and so frightened him that he too
goes about with two armed policemen.
November 7, 1845 (FJ) The Condition of the
People of Ireland
(from
"The Times" Commissioner) Roscrea Tipperary Oct 30...A farmer named
Tracey, of Gertmaskea, near this town, took a farm formerly held by his own
brother, who was ejected for the non-payment of rent. The ejected brother had
him served with threats of death unless he left the farm, and so frightened him
that he was compelled to apply for protection, and now goes about his daily labour,
protected by two armed policemen.
John Stewart esq Dundrum Tipperary. An Account of Payments and
Allowances to away-going Tenants on the Dundrum Estate
May 1 1825 John Tracy, Gurteenamo, 2a/0r/0p, £14/17/6 allowances in
rent
John Tracey, Gurteenan, 1824, 4 quantity, £14/17/6 owed, - paid, Pauper
William Tracey, Clone, 1843, Cabin, £4/10/0, £3/0/0 owed, Insolvent a
labourer.
"...William Tracey, a day labourer. These persons were paid more
that their holdings were worth; Loney holding an acre and a half, and William
Tracey a cabin, for which he paid no rent for two years and more; He also got
money to enable him to build elsewhere. There is another statement about Tracey
which I wish to contradict. A great many of these
statement go to show that a great number of these people went into the
poor-houses, and that he did not know what became of them. He says, he does not
know what became of Tracey; he was served with notice
to quit, and having no legal title took a few
pounds and went off. My answer to that is, that it
seems to me that Mr. Mackey ought to know perfectly well that with the money
Tracey got he was able to build a house in the village of Ballagh, in the
centre of Mr. Mackay's parish, about 400 or 500 yards from his former
residence, and where he continues as a daily labourer..."
24 January 1846 (NG) Attacked on Dr. Downer
James Whelan and James Tracey were
indicted for assaulting William Henry Downer, Esq. M.D. of Roscrea on the 16th
of October last...the prisoner Tracey had a pistol...Tracey said he and his
master had liberty to carry fire arms...verdict of not guilty.
21 Feb 1845 Daniel Tracy of Dromard Ikerrin
A portion of the tail was cut off his cow, by some persons unknown. No
cause can be assigned for this outrage. Mr. Tracy is steward to George Roe,
esq.
April 1846 Barony of
Ikerrin
6. To repair and widen 332 perches of the road from Urlingford to
Roscrea, between Dandy Trassy's house at Dromard and the School house at
Dromard £66/8/0.
7. To repair and widen 340 perches of the road from Nenagh to
Rathdowney between Tobias Trassy's house at Killard and the cross at the mail
coach road at Michael Farrell's at £60.
1846 Names of Persons summonsed by Sheriff to
act as Jurors in Tipperary, 1845 and 1846
Denis Tracy, farmer, Gurtnaskeha Ikerrin, freeholder
Martin Tracy, farmer, Kylanna Ikerrin, freeholder
John Tracey, farmer, Kilcatlea Sleiveadagh Tipperary, Freeholder
Patrick Trassy, farmer, Rusheen Kilnemanagh (North) Tipperary,
Freeholder
Michael Trassey, farmer, Carny Lower Ormond Tipperary, Freeholder
2 am 15th May 1845-1846 Returns Relative to
Assaults.
Patt Treacy, labourer, Kilcouran, Lower
Ormond, Tipperary. Administering an oath - Not to work for a man named Hogan
Thomas Heffernan and Patt Tracey of Ballyquinleven Lower Ormond
Tipperary, Smiths, morning 5 May, two threatening notices, to prevent them working at their trade being strangers.
1846 Treacy, Michael, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary.
(Prerogative Will)
Biddy Treacy, immediate lessor, Knockbrack
Denis Tracey, Grange or Currabaha
Denis Treacy, Fantane or Grange
Denis Treacy, Glenbreedy
Denis Treacy, immediate lessor, Moankeenane
Matt Trassey, immediate lessor,
Burrisoleigh
Patt Treacy, Gurthlough
Simeon Treacy, Gurthlough
Thos. Treacy, immediate lessor, Upper Garrangrena
Wm. Treasy (Tracy), immediate lessor, Rathmoyne
Connor Treacy, immediate lessor,
Knockagh
Edwd Treacy, immediate lessor,
Ballinlonty
John Treasy, Clonismullen
Martin Trassy, Clonismullen
Patrick Treacy, immediate lessor,
Fishmoyne
Wm. Trassy, Clonismullen
Philip Treasy,
(Land owner), Grangahissa (Graigaheesha?)
Thomas Treacy, Kilcooley
Daniel Treacy, immediate lessor, White Field
Denis Treacy, immediate lessor, White Field
Edmd. Treacy, immediate lessor, White Field
James Treacy, White Field
Matt Treacy, immediate lessor, White Field
Michael Treacy, immediate lessor, White Field
Thomas Treacy, immediate lessor, White Field
Patrick Treasy, immediate lessor, Cloone
James Treacy, immediate lessor, Loughill
Thos Trassy, Forgestown
Andrew Treacy, Jas. & Be?, Lisheen, House & land
Daniel Trassy, Ballyerk, House
& land
Ed. Trassy, Boolabeha, House &
land
John, Trassy, Boolabeha, House
& land
Laurence Trassy, immediate lessor,
Cooleeny, House & land
Margret Trassy, immediate lessor,
Moynetemple, House & land
Michl. Trassy, Moyneard, House &
land
Thos. Trassy (Tracy), Ballyerk,
House & land
William Tracey, Mohar
Danl. Treacy,
Coolacame (?)
Denis Treacy, immediate lessor,
John St.
James Trassy, immediate lessor,
Francis St.
James Treacy, immediate lessor,
Manna South
John Trassy, immediate lessor,
John St.
John Trassy, immediate lessor,
Kilclareen
John Trasy, immediate lessor, Pigfoot Ln.
John Treacy, immediate lessor,
College Hill
John Treacy, Ivyhall
Martin Trasy, immediate lessor, Pigfoot Ln.
Michl Trassey, immediate lessor,
New Row
Michl Treacy, immediate lessor,
Church St.
Michl. Trassy, Kilclareen
Michl. Treacy,
immediate lessor, Francis St.
Patk. Trassy, immediate lessor,
Kilclareen
Thos Treacy, College Hill
Wm. Trasey, immediate lessor,
Killeenagh
Connor Treacy, Tullow McJames
(Tullowmacjames)
Denis Treacy, Lisdaleen
Thos Treacy, Tullow Wood
James Treacy, Garryvicleheen
John Treacy, Lisnagonoge
Mary Treacy, Garryvicleheen
Patt Treacy, Loughtagalla
Patt Treacy,
Quarry St.
Wm Treacy, New Road
Martin Treacy, Noard (owner
Christopher Dunville)
Michl Treacy, Ballydavid (owner
John Russell Esq.)
Youghal
Electoral District 26 Jan 1846 (Nenagh
Ratepayer)
Thos. Tracey, Curraghtemple
1846 Return
Relative to Jurors
Barony of Ikerrin
Denis Tracy,
Gurtnaskeha, farmer, freeholder
Martin Tracy, Kylanna,
farmer, freeholder
Barony of Kilnemanagh
(North)
Patrick Trassy,
Glanagoo, farmer, freeholder
Barony of Sleiveardagh
John Tracey,
Kilcotlea, farmer, freeholder
Parliamentary Papers, Great Britain Parliament.
House of Commons
1846 Slater's Royal National
Commercial Directory of Ireland
Carrick
Michael
Tracey, corn dealer, Sir John's road
Thomas
Tracey, shop keeper & dealer in sundries, Bridge St
Clonmel
James
Tracy, master; Ann Tracy, Mistress; Abbey National Schools, Marifield
Killenaule
Johanna
Tracey, linen draper
Nenagh
Daniel
Tracey, Apothecary & Union Workhouse, 59 Castle St
Ryan &
Tracey, Butchers, 26 Castle St
Roscrea
Michael
Tracy, carpenter, Rosemary st
January 1847 (NG) Borrisokane
About a week ago, six fellows went
to the house of Michael Trassy of Carney, they knocked at his door and demanded
his gun, he told them he would not give it up but with
his life. Whilst the fellows were striving to force in the door, Trassy crept
out though a back window; one of the fellows
percieving the gun in his hand, gave the alarm, when they all quickly
retreated. Trassy fired, but it is thought did not wound any of them.
27 March 1847 (NG) Appearing in arms at Bellview
...John Tracey sworn - I heard
about five or six shots on the night in question; after the shots were fired,
Constable Ardell and a party of police came to my house; they proceeded in the
direction of where the shots were fired; my house has been attacked once in one
year and twice in three years by whiteboys...
17 July and 7 August 1847 (NG) Barbarous Murder
John Hayes...resided near the
village of Toomavara...Paddy Tracey...John Tracey sworn- I live in lattera; I
have a sort of public house; I sell refreshments...
29 March 1848 (NG) Murder of John Hayes
...Patrick [John?] Tracey
deposed...coming to his house for whiskey...
Tracey, Samuel Joshua, pen. P.T., Dec. 5 1847, aged 18; s. of Richard Taylor, Predicator Methodistas; b. Co. Tipperary. (see Richard Taylor Tracey)