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The Traceys of Westmeath can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Uí Bairrche.
Pedigree of the Tracy Family from John
the First Lord Viscount Tracy to Martin Tracy Esq. Of Streamstown in the count
of Westmeath, in Ireland. The gr. Grandson of the Honble Robt
Judge Tracy of the Common Pleas in England. The claimant to the Title, Honors
and Dignities of Viscount and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole in the county of Dublin
and Kingdom of Ireland.
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1. Sir John Tracy
The son of Sir John Tracy knighted in 1574 by Queen Elizabeth. He was created Lord Viscount Tracy of Rathcoole by letters of patent by Chas 1 dated 12th Jan 1642.
married Anne Daughter of Thomas Shirley of Isfield in the county of Sussex by whom he had issue 2 sons.
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1.1 Robert the eldest son of John 1st Viscount who on the death of his father became 2nd Viscount
he was knighted by King Chas 1st was married twice
Died & was buried at Toddingham, May 1683
2nd wife Dorethy Daughter of Thomas Cocks Esq of Castlebtch in the County of Harford Ancestor of the present Earls of Somars.
1.1.1b The Honorable Robert Tracey many years Judge of the Common Please which office he resigned in 1726. He died and was buried at Didbrook on the 19th September 1735
married ??? daur of William ??? Esq ??? ??? and ??? sons and ??? daughters
1.1.1.5 William Tracy 3rd son of Robert Judge Tracy formerly of Donore & afterwards of Streamstown in the county of Westmeath where he died 12th June 1782 aged 90 years having married the widow Gagharan whose maiden name was Bridget Nester and whose family resided in the parish of Dysart or Castletown. She died in the year 1782 aged 74 years. Both buried at Castletown Geoghegan leaving issue 4 children 3 sons and one daur
1.1.1.5.1 Daniel Tracy who was born at Donore in the county of Westmeath in the year 1736 and died in April of the year 1823 was buried at Castletown Geoghegan in the same grave as his father William Tracy having married Mary Wheelaghan of the parish of Durrow in the Kings County and had issue 4 children
1.1.1.5.1.1 Joseph Tracy who went to America. 50 years age and there died unmarried.
1.1.1.5.1.2 William Tracy who also went to America. About 45 years age and there died unmarried
1.1.1.5.1.3 Bridget Tracy who married Mr Edward Neil of Kilbeggan & both died without issue
1.1.1.5.1.4 Elizabeth Tracy who died young
1.1.1.5.2 Malachy or Loughlin Tracy born in the year 1742 at Donore he afterwards went to Meldrum where he died on the 22nd June 1816 aged 74 years and he lies buried in Horsesleap church yard see epitaph. He married Miss Mary Moore Parish of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath and had issue
1.1.1.5.2.1 Miss Catherine Tracy now the widow of Thomas Clarke to whom she was married by special licence in Dublin 24 September 1798 & now residing in Meldrum House in the county of Westmeath her late husband Thomas Clarke Esq formerly of Dublin died on the 18th August 1816 aged 45 years. See his tomestone in Horseleap church yard. They had issue 4 sons and 2 daughters
1.1.1.5.2.1.1 James Clarke the eldest son of said Thomas & Catherine Clarke a retired solicitor residing at Meldrum House
1.1.1.5.2.1.2 The Reverend Thomas Tracy Clarke the 2nd son residing at Beaumont Lodge Old Winsor in the count of Berks.
1.1.1.5.2.1.3 The Reverend Malachy Clarke 3rd son now residing abroad
1.1.1.5.2.1.4 Christoper Clarke M.D. the 4th son now residing at Naas in the county of Kildare. M.R.C.S. England A.B. & M.B. Trinity College Dublin. Physician to Clongowes College Kildare. He married Mary daur of the late Daniel Hodgens Esq of Dove House Blackrock Co. Dublin
1.1.1.5.2.1.5 Catherine Clarke a nun at the convent of at Navan in the county of Meath
1.1.1.5.2.1.6 Maria Clarke now residing at Meldrum House.
1.1.1.5.3. James Tracy born in 1744 at Donore and died in the year 1834 aged 90 years & was buried at Castletown Greghegan having married Dorothy Carroll Balinabarna in the parish of Kilcumreagh in the county of Westmeath and had issue.
1.1.1.5.3.1. Martin Tracy the present claimant who is a bachelor & is now residing at Streamstown in the count of Westmeath.
1.1.1.5.3.2. William Tracy died unmarried in his 24th year and lies buried at Castletown Greghegan
1.1.1.5.3.3. Daniel Tracy late of Streamstown died 5th November 1855 and was buried at Castletown Greghegan having married Bridget White on the 17 November 1848. She is now living at Streamstown having had issue.
1.1.1.5.3.3.1 James Tracy who died at Demarara 11th May 1841
1.1.1.5.3.3.2 Martin Tracy now living in New York in America
1.1.1.5.3.3.3 William Tracy now living in Streamstown. He married Hannah Jordan and has issue 3 children
1.1.1.5.3.3.3.1 Joseph Tracy
1.1.1.5.3.3.3.2 Mary Tracy
1.1.1.5.3.3.3.3 Daniel Tracy
1.1.1.5.3.3.4 Joseph Tracy now living in America
1.1.1.5.3.3.5 Mary Tracy who died unmarried
1.1.1.5.3.3.6 Dorethy Tracy now living at Ballymore in the county of Westmeath unmarried
1.1.1.5.3.3.7 Anne Tracy now living at Streamstown and unmarried.
1.1.1.5.4. Anne Tracy born in 1746 at Donore in the county of Westmeath she was married in 1762 to the Late Mr. Patrick Seery in the county of Westmeath and had issue
1.1.1.1.5.4.1 Bridget their daughter now living in Lara in the county of Westmeath.
(See Tracy
Peerage Case III)
Tracy Peerage Case
CL & 7 Vol 10
1. William Tracy of Canelly (Ross), Kings Co. d. 1734 married Mary O’Brien
1.1 James of Gurteen, Kings Co. b. 1729 d. 1794
1.1.1 Joseph
1.1.1.1 James
1.1.2 BLANK
1.1.3 BLANK
1.2 Timothy of Coole, Co. Westmeath. b. 1730 d. 1799 (~~ unreadable)
1.3 Anne m. Casrole of Killoughy, Kings Co.
(The following was included on the same page but may not be connected to the above)
1. July 1724 Wm Tipper of Tipperstown, Co. Kildare and Edward T. Now of Dublin set to Benj.Gale of Dublin lands of Tippertown for 3 lives (?).
GO Ms
576 Sadleir Pedigree Notebook, page 206.
(Included
in the index of GO Ms 470 with the following in pencil “JA 2/9/44”)
Evidence of Barrakia Lowe Tarlton...heard of other claimants...knew old
Patrick Tracy of Tullamore, now dead...William Welden Tracy of Ard
[Geashill]...present claimant was a Wine Merchant in Dublin...my Aunt was
married to William Tracy...
Evidence of Patrick Boyne...I married a daughter of Mr. Wyer [of Dureen
near Portarlington in the Kings County]...my father-in-law's mother was a Tracy
and connected with the Tracys...
Statement of Joseph Tracy made in 1836...formerly of Geashill in the
King's County Ireland now of Chapel Place North, South Audley Street,
London...aged seventy years and upwards...I was principally reared by my uncle,
the late Timothy Tracy of Coole in the County of Westmeath Ireland...that on
the 10th day of August 1796 he gave me a Prayer Book...In 1798 I married the
daughter of Mr. Philip Tracy of Castlebrack in the Queen's County, by whom I
have a family of four sons and two daughters. In the year 1815, I gave the
aforesaid Prayer book to my eldest son James...on his going to reside in
Dublin...
Statement of William Carroll made in 1836...will be 72 years of age the
eight day of August next ensuing...[lived at the age of six or seven] in the
townland of Bonatern, Parish of Killoughy, Barony of Ballyboy, in the Kings
County in Ireland...mothers maiden name was Ann Tracy...was born in the Parish
of Lismally [Lynally?] in the King's County...his uncles James Tracy [and]
Timothy Tracy...[grandparents] William Tracy and Mary Tracy...his uncle
Timothy, who was at that period abroad, engaged in the German War...Deponent
was about twelve or Fourteen years of age his Uncle Timothy came home,
accompanied by his wife, an English Woman...gave money to his mother...and was
afterwards a Clerk in the General Post Office in the City of Dublin...became
agent to Lord Boyne, who had an estate in the Parish of Lanelly...employed for
many years by Lord Portarlington, near Spire Hill at Portarlington, but his uncle not considering the salary
sufficient entered into the service of Mr. Smyth of the county of Westmeath,
member of parliament, who gave him a freehold in the townland of Coole, county
Westmeath, where he settled, died and was buried around 1799...Uncle James
living in Gurteen in the Barony of Geashill on Lord Digby's Estate...wife
maiden name was Carrier...had one child named Joseph... Mr. O'Brien, a merchant in Dublin, came to
London on mercantile business with his daughter Mary...William Tracy made his
acquaintance with her there...and came over to Dublin and married her...they
settle in Dublin and Mr. O'Brien took him in as a partner, they failed in
Business and that William Tracy and his wife, with his two sons, went to the
country, to the Parish of Lanelly, in about 1731 and settled on Lord Boyne's
Estate where Ann was born...William Tracy died 1734...James Tracy died 1794 and
was buried in Castlebrack...His children...Joseph the eldest son and two other
sons Andrew and Patrick and one daughter...Timothy was a protestant and James a
catholic - he went with his wife.
(See Tracy
Peerage Case I and II)
1755 A petition of Elizabeth Tracy, Widow, and John Alder of Athlone, Woolen-Drapers, and Partners, setting forth, that by great losses in Trade they are rendered uncapable to pay all their Debts, and that they were obliged to abscond and quit carrying on said business.
That it is the Opinion of this Committee, that the Petitioner Elizabeth Tracy, Widow, and John Alder, have fully proved the Allegations of their Petition.
Votes of the House of Commons, in the fifteenth session of the present Parliament of Ireland, appointed to meet at Dublin the twenty eighth day... Dublin, MDCCLV. [1755]
Kirk Onchan, Isle of Man
Eliz. Treacey, late of Athlone, died June 20th, 1762, aged 59 years
1796 Irish Flax Growers
John Tracy, Balinacorga, Westmeath
British War Office – Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854
Edward Treacy born Drumreny, Westmeath. Served in 67th Foot Regiment; Hancock Fencibles Discharged aged 48, 1797-1824
Edward Treacy, b. 1775 Athlone, Westmeath
11
Mar. 1800 Belfast Newsletter
Co. Westmeath legislative union…Moate…Wm
Tracy…Meernstown…William Tracy…
3 March 1801 (FJ)
At the Assizes of
Mullingar...James Tracy, for robberies and burglaries.
Ireland-Australia
Transportation
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First Name |
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Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
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Tracey |
James |
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Hercules I (1802) |
1801 |
Westmeath |
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James ‘Key of the works’ Tracy of Westmeath was the leader of the
mutiny on the ‘Hercules’ in 1801. There was also a mutiny on the ‘Anne’.
Charles Tracey to
NSW
Alias:
Irish Rebel:
WB Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Married 2 children
Calling/trade: Farmers man
Born: 1804 Westmeath
Tried: 1827 Mullingar Westmeath Co
Sentence: Life
Ship: Cambridge (1827)
Crime: House burning
31 July 1804 (FJ) Murder and Reward
Anthony O'Reilly of Benniton[?]
Lodge, in co. Westmeath...murdered...reward...Loughlin Tracy £2/5/6...
1804 Subscribers
C.F. Tracy, A.B. S.T.C.D.
Warren Tracy, Esq. do. (Dublin)
W. Weldon Tracy, Esq. do. (Dublin)
Mr. Thomas Tracy, do. (Dublin)
Mr. Daniel Tracy, Accountant, Streamstown (Westmeath)
A Complete
Treatise on Arithmetic, Rational and Practical:… By Paul Deighan. Published by
Printed and sold for the author, by J. Jones, 1804
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tracey born Ballinacargee, Westmeath. Served in 50th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22 after 4 years 4 months of service Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge, 1805-1810
1806 Subscribers:
Rev. Patrick Tracy, Athlone
Rev. William Tracy
The Practice of Christian and Religious Perfection. From the French of M. FAbbe des Marais, translated from the Spanish of Alonsus Rodriguez, S.J. Vol. I. Kilkenny, J. Reynolds, 1806.
Ignatius
Fennessy. Some Irish Clerical Subscribers 1800-24. Source: Collectanea
Hibernica, No. 36/37 (1994/1995), pp. 196-242
13 August 1807 An Act for
the Sale of Part of the Estate of John Joseph Henry Esquire
Westmeath, Lissmoney and part of Ballard, £150, lease of May 1 1793, 3 lives Ewd Kelly, Darby Kelly, James Tracy
Kildare, Clownings and Turnings, 33a0r36p, lease April 2 1782, 31 years, John Tracy, tenant, £49 rent, £82.10.0 value
1814 Leet's Directory
M Tracy, Westmeath
1816 Return
of Officers of Excise in Ireland
Flan Tracy, Gaugers, [revenue officer] £80, Athlone East Walk, Westmeath.
1816-8 Return of Sums
charged to Incidents of Excise in Ireland for Fines for Illicit Distillation
Flanagan Tracy, gauger, £13/10/10 share fines 6 Aug. 1817, £45/10/0 rewards 28 Jan. 1818
Excise Ireland - Allowances ceased in the year ended 5 Jan 1826Flanagan Tracey, Officer, died 17 December 1825, Amount per annum £30.9.3 (see Thomas Stanley Tracey)
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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Tracey |
James |
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Isabella I (1) [1818] |
1817 |
Gilbraltar Court Martial |
14 |
1790 |
Athlone Co Roscommon or Westmeath |
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Labourer |
TRACEY, James. Per "Isabella", 1818
1822 Feb 6, On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per "Elizabeth Henrietta" (Reel 6008; 4/3504A p.403)
British War Office – Chelsea
Hospital 1787-1854
Thomas Tracey born Rahoe, Westmeath. Served in 24th Foot Regiment; 98th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 41, 1824-1846
Thomas Tracey, b. 1805 Ril?in, Westmeath
Mr. F.A.B. Tracy, Athlone
Subscriber to: O’Kelly, P (1824) The Aonian Kaleidoscope or A Collection of Original Poems. Cork.
Schoolteachers
1826/7
Bridget Tracy, RC, Walterstown, Kilkenny W, Co. Westmeath.
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The Irish Catholic Petition for 1829 …Westmeath resign to Loughlin Tracy… (See Tracy Peerage above) Urban, Sylvanus
(1828) The Gentleman’s Magazine and Historical Review. Vol XCVIII., London
.1828 |
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British War Office to 1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Hugh Treacy, b. 1829 Horseleap, Westmeath
Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Thomas Trac(e)y, Siz. (Mr. Nemo), May 28, 1834, aged 21; R.C., s. of Flan, defunctus; b. Westmeath, Sch. 1838. B.A. Æst. 1841. (see Thomas Stanley Tracey)
James Tracy, letter to Rev P Bliss 1829 (British Library 34,570 F 246)
Thomas Tracey, Scholar of Trinity College Dublin, letter to Rev P Bliss 1841 (British Library 34,574 F 322)
Thomas Andrew Tracy – Newspaper Man, Bristol Conn. [1891-2 Yale]
Thomas Andrew Tracy was
born June 2d 1873 at Bristol, Conn. He is the son of James Tracy and Catherine
Mary Baggot, who were married May 7th 1865,… James Tracy (b. at West Meath, Ireland, in April, 1834)
came to America at the age of eighteen and settled at Bristol, where he has
spent the greater part ...
Decennial Record by Yale University Class of 1896, Columbia
University, Class of 1898, College of Pharmacy – 1907 Page 612
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: HUGH
PLACE OF TRIAL: Westmeath
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1836 Misc94
17 March 1839 Westmeath
Gaol
Hugh Treacy, discharged 1 April 1837
Sessional
Papers
Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACY
OTHER NAMES: PATRICK
AGE: 17
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Westmeath
TRIAL DATE: 13/04/1847
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Horse Stealing
SENTENCE: Transportation 14 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 6, p 215
1851 English Census
Patrick Tracey, born 1832 in
Mullingar, (Westmeath?) Ireland. Residence: Preston, Lancashire.
Griffiths
Valuation Westmeath 1854
Alphabetical
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By Area
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Charles Tracey Kinnegad Killucan Westmeath Daniel Tracy Kilnalug Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Elizabeth Tracy Corgarve Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Ellen Tracey Killinroan Ballyloughloe Westmeath Felim Tracy Bardanstown Rathaspick Westmeath James Tracey Clonyegan Ballyloughloe Westmeath John Tracy Ballinlaban Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath John Tracy Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen Westmeath Mary Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath Mary Tracy Athlone Court, Tangier Lane St. Marys Athlone Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath Michael Tracey Kilgarvan Glebe Kilcleagh Westmeath Michael Tracy Coolaleena Noughaval Westmeath Michael Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath Patrick Tracy Ballykilroe Castletownkindalen Westmeath William Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath William Tracey Ballysallagh Drumraney Westmeath William Tracey Mullingar Main Street Mullingar Westmeath William Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath William Tracy Killeenagroagh Killare Westmeath |
Daniel Tracy Kilnalug Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Elizabeth Tracy Corgarve Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath John Tracy Ballinlaban Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Mary Tracy Athlone Court, Tangier Lane St. Marys Athlone Westmeath Ellen Tracey Killinroan Ballyloughloe Westmeath James Tracey Clonyegan Ballyloughloe Westmeath John Tracy Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen Westmeath Patrick Tracy Ballykilroe Castletownkindalen Westmeath Mary Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath William Tracey Ballysallagh Drumraney Westmeath Michael Tracey Kilgarvan Glebe Kilcleagh Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath William Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath William Tracy Killeenagroagh Killare Westmeath Charles Tracey Kinnegad Killucan Westmeath William Tracey Mullingar Main Street Mullingar Westmeath Michael Tracy Coolaleena Noughaval Westmeath Michael Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath William Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath Felim Tracy Bardanstown Rathaspick Westmeath |
MISSING
ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
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of Missing |
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county |
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AD
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Edward Treacy |
Bracklyn, Castletowndelvin, Westmeath |
Liverpool NY City 4/1849 Savannah GA 9/1852 |
1/7/1854 |
Henry Treacy (brother) Hinsdale, Cattaraugus Co, NY |
1854 Boston Pilot
Of Edward Treacy, of
Bracklyn [Bracklin, Killulagh], parish Castletowndelvin [Delvin], co Westmeath,
who emigrated from Liverpool on the 16th of March, `49, and landed in New York,
April 23d; sailed from New York to Savannah in Sept, `52, and was not heard of
since. Information of him will be received by his brother Henry, Hinsdale,
Cattaraugus co, N Y.
17 May 1856 (NG) The Tracy Peerage
In our last publication we
briefly referred to the fact that a new claimant to the Tracy Peerage had been
discovered in the person of Mr. Martin Tracy, of Streamstown, in the county of
Westmeath. we have been informed that within the past week important information
has been obtained, - and most conclusive facts have been brought to light,
which leave not the shadow of doubt as to Mr. Tracy's ultimate success in
establishing his claim to this ancient. The family of Tracy is well known in
the parish of Horseleap, where the father (Mr. J. Tracy) of the present
claimant cultivated extensive farms, and was much and actively engaged in other
business pursuits during his long life - he having reached the patriarchal age
of ninety, and died only a few years since, a reputedly wealthy man. We
understand that Mrs. C. Clarke of Meldrum House, a lady of superior
intellectual acquirements, who is granddaughter of William Tracy, third son of
Judge Tracy, and still in the enjoyment of excellent health and unimpaired
faculties entertains a distinct and clear remembrance of her grandfather. As
far as we have been able to learn, the family of the claimant are not allied to
any family bearing the name residing in this or adjoining counties, but stands
perfectly distinct as the real descendants of the first Viscount Tracy, of
Rathcoole, created a peer for services rendered the crown by raising a regiment
of dragoons in Ireland - a fact which proves that he must have possessed
considerable wealth and much influence and played no inconsiderable if not
conspicuous part during a stormy period of our country's history. We wish his
descendants success in the prosecution of his claim, and shall eagerly watch
every new phase in this long-contested and interesting peerage case. - Leinster
Express
Monday, September 05, 1859 Brooklyn Eagle
Electoral Party in Ireland
Amongst the many revelations of
electoral party which have lately been brought before the public there is
rather a curious one from the sister Isle. During the late election for
Athlone, a certain Mr. Patrick Groghegan stimulated the patriotic readiness of Wm Tracy to vote for Mr. Ennis by
depositing in his hands the halves of forty £1 notes. In due time when Tracy
applied for the corresponding halves, they were flatly refused. This lax
morality, want of faith, and ingratitude, so rankled in the applicant's injured
breast that he determined to recover his honest earnings by legal proceedings.
Having consulted a solicitor, however, he was informed, to his great delight,
that instead of urging a doubtful claim to the disputed £40, he might, if so
inclined, prosecute Mr. Patrick Greoghehan
for bribery, and put the resulting fine of £1000 into his own pocket.
The suit was brought and tried at
Galway. The defendant allowed judgement to go to by default, and the
full penalty was inflicted: but he lodged a demurrer on the grounds of some
informality. This demurrer was pronounced invalid and Mr. Wm. Tracy has netted
the £100 clear of all expenses. The example of a few cases of the easy earning
of £100 by informers might greatly assist in upsetting the existing nefarious
system of bribery.
1860 US Census
Edward Tracy, 28 years, b.
Westmeath, City Of Savannah 1st District, Chatham, Georgia
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
James Tracey, b. 1835 Athlone, Westmeath
James Tracey, b. 1836 Athlone, Westmeath
Patrick Tracey, b. 1841 Athlone, Westmeath
Patrick Treacy, b. 1876 Moate, Westmeath
January 1861 Insolvents
William Tracy, late of
Streamstown, in the county of Westmeath, shopkeeper and farmer.
April 1861 Pawnbrokers of Mullingar
...Messrs. Kirwan and Tracy,
pawnbrokers, Mullingar...
12 July 1861 (FJ) Catholic Deaf & Dumb Cabra
...2s6d...William Treacy, do
[Mullingar]...
1861 British Census
Michael Tracey, b. abt 1841 Westmeath Ireland, lodger, Cheshire England
31 January 1863 (FJ)
Tenant Rights
Parish of Mullingar...Messrs Kernan and Tracy... (see Daniel
Thomas Treacy)
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, William, Athlone, Roscommon/Westmeath. 8 26
Tracey, (female), Athlone, Roscommon/Westmeath. 8 20
Tracy, Anne, Mullingar, Westmeath. 18 312
Tracy, Mary, Tullamore, Offaly/Westmeath. 13 750
Treacey, Margaret, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath. 18 196
Treacy, Bernard, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath. 8 235
American Union, Liverpool to New York 16 Aug 1865
Patrick Tracy, 28, M, farmer,
Clare
Mrs. Tracy, 28, F, matron, Clare
Mary Tracey, 16, F, spinster,
Westmeath
20 November 1865 (FJ) ...Erection of Mullingar Lecture Hall
...William Treacy 5s...
Jan 1867- Dec 1869
Poor Removals from England to Ireland
These lists show Irish poor who were claiming poor relief in England. If they could not prove "settlement" they were deported to Ireland.
Patrick Tracey, from Liverpool Parish to Athlone.
19 November 1869 (FJ)
Carmelite Convent Moate, County Westmeath
...Miss Tracey, Moate £1...
20 November 1869 (N)
Carmelite Convent, Moate, County Westmeath
...Miss Tracey, Moate...
3 September 1870 (FJ) Irsh
Ambulances for the French
...Mr. E. Tracy, Mullingar...
5 October 1870 (FJ) French
Ambulances
...parishioners of Kilkenny West, County Westmeath...Michael Treacy...
18 January 1871 (FJ)
French Ambulanes
Parish of Russagh and Rathaspick...Barney Tracy...6d.
1871 British Census
Maria Tracey, b. abt 1825 Westmeath Ireland, London England
1871 Return of
Poor Persons removed from England, Wales and Scotland
Patrick Tracey from Liverpool Parish Lancaster, Liverpool to Athlone
1 July 1872 (FJ) Galway/Nolan Indemnity Fund
Meeting in Mullingar...Edw Treacy...
February 1874 Irish Home
Rule League
...subscriptions...Joseph Tracy, Esq Streamstown £1...
12 October 1875 (FJ)
Propagation of the Faith
Diocese of Meath, parish of Drumraney...Mr Michael Tracy 10s.
31 October 1877 (FJ) Association
for the Propagation of the Faith
Diocese of Meath, Drumraney, Moate...per Mr. Michael Tracy 9s...
1877 Thomas Tracy, born Westmeath, Ireland.
Attestation papers to
serve in the Royal Marines at Chatham 1877 (when aged 23). Discharged 1881 as
Run.
Admiralty:
Royal Marines: Attestation Forms ADM 157/135/599
1880 MG Western Railway
Michael Tracy, fireman, Athlone
July 1881 Gardener
...Address J.M., Gardener, care of Mr. William Tracy, Streamstown, Co. Westmeath
1881 British
Census
Mary Tracy, Head,
Widow, F,
79, Athlone
Co; 16 Prospect Road, Tunbridge, Kent
Andrew Tracy, Son,
Single, M,
29, General
Dealer, Tunbridge Wells, Kent
Dec 16, 1882 (WE) List of
Agents...of Westmeath Examiner
...Mr. W. Treacy, Streamstown...
Apr 21, 1883 (WE)
The same plaintiff sued Ellen Tracy for 5s3d balance due for tea. Davidson having proved the debt, defendant's daughter bawled out 'me mother isn't here, sir' His Honor-Where is she? Miss Tracy-She's sick, sir, bhud she sent me here sir, to rejourn the coort (great laughter). His Honor gave a decree.
Apr 28, 1883 (WE) Athlone
Union
...J. Treacy...
Aug 25, 1883 (WE) Athlone
Board of Guardians
...J. Tracy...
Mar 8, 1884 (WE) Athlone
Poor Law Guardians
...F. Tracy...
Dec 17, 1887 (WE) Athlone
Union
...guardians...J. Tracey...
Aug 11, 1888 (WE)
Ballinacargy Castle - lecture by Daniel O'Connell...
...The chair was taken by Mr. John Tracey, P.L.G...
Dec 22, 1888 (WE) Athlone
Union
...J Tracy...
Dec 15, 1888 (WE) Athlone
Union
Guardians...J. Tracey...
Mar 23, 1889 (WE)
Guardians...J. Tracey...
Feb 22, 1890 (WE) Athlone
Union
...elected guardians...John Treacy...
Aug 2, 1890 (WE) Athlone
Union
...T Tracy...
1884 Return of
judicial rents
John Treacy of Ballinacliffy Westmeath, landlord F.J. Dames Longworth, 17a/3r/34p, poor valuation £9/15/0, old rent £11/10/0, new rent £9/5/0
Catherine Tracy of Creggan Westmeath, landlord Francis Dames Longworth, 25a/0r/0p, poor valuation £16/15/0, old rent £18/15/0, new rent £14/0/0
7 February 1885 (N) Irish
National League
Rathowen Branch...seconded by Bernard Treacy, labourer...
24 October 1885 (N)
Westmeath Convention
...delegates...Ballyclare...John Treacy...
27 November 1886 (N) The
Irish National League
Tobberclair Branch...seconded by Mr. Tracey...
Jun 12, 1886 (WE) Dispute
about a carway
James Johnson v. Stephen Duffy...We all live in the big bog of Kilgarven...L. Tracy then deposed he was one of the holders in this field. That they always left a pass for a cow three feet wide...
Jan 15, 1887 (WE) National
League...Ballymahon
...present...John Treacy PLG...Michael Treacy...
Jun 4, 1887 (WE) Granard Petty
Sessions
Bog Rent - John Reilly, bog agent, summoned Thos Clarke, Mrs Jorahan, Edward Tracey, and Daniel Smyth, for bog rent owed to him.
Dec 17, 1887 (WE) The
Hayden Testimonial
Streamstown District...William Tracy 5s...
1887-1888
The office holders and the membership of its early committees are indicative of the initial gentry and upper-class influence. Those elected in 1887 and 1888 were drawn from the upper echelons of Athlone society. Orlando Coote and H. Milligan were elected captain and secretary respectively. PB Treacy was appointed treasurer and the committee consisted of M. Geoghegan…PB Treacy, the petty-sessions clerk…
Sport
and society in Victorian Ireland: the case of Westmeath by Tom Hunt, 2007
Oct 6, 1888 (WE) The
National Indemnity Fund
Kinnegad...3s...Miss Treacy...Rathowen...1s...Barney Treacy...
Nov 3, 1888 (WE) The
National Indemnity Fund - Westmeath
(per Mr. Jmaes Cleary PLG Cloghan) 2s6d each from Owen Cleary, Thomas Treacy and Michael Dunne.
Raheenmore District...From building works at Ballnacargy...1s...Jas Tracey...
Dec 1, 1888 (WE) The
National Indemnity Fund
Turin...2s6d...T Tracy...
Apr 6, 1889 (WE) Bibcycle
for Sale
Davy's Express, Kangaroo type; 36in gear to 54in; ball bearings; nickel plated; valise, tools &c., complete. Apply to D. Tracy, Streamstown.
Apr 27, 1889 (WE)
Ejectments
W Bell v. M and B Tracy, Ballinagreena, £4/10/0 a year's rent due; decree.
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Jul 27, 1889 (WE) We publish a letter this week from Mr. P. Dardis relative to the dispute concerning the buying of a farm in the vicinity of Rathowen. We received a letter on the same from Mr. B. Tracy which is so personal a nature in its allusions to prominent men in the district that we must decline to publish it. Whilst anxious to give every one concerned in this dispute a fair means of making of making plain their position, we cannot allow our columns to be made the medium of casting personal reflections. Any letter on the subject which we publish must be temperate and in this style we hope to see any discussion conducted which may follow. we trust that for the general weal all parties may unite in putting an end to the present state of affairs. Nov 16, 1889 (WE) Irish
National League Rathowen branch..."one of the members came forward and said he had some oats going to Mr Kenny's mill belonging to Barney Treacy, an expelled member of the Rathowen branch. After being hunted from every mill in the County Westmeath he came to seek comfort in the bosom of his brother in misfortune. It is right to note that this man Treacy was expelled for supporting M'Cormick, the grabber, who is brother-in-law to Mr Kenny." |
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Oct 26, 1889 (WE) Land
Decisions
S. G. Hamelton landlord
J. Tracy £16 old rent £13/10/0 new rent
Dec 21, 1889 (WE) The
Tenants Defence Association
Delegates...Tuberclare...Michael Tracey...
1889 Return of
judicial rents
Michael Tracey of Ballinacliff Westmeath, landlord Francis D. Longworth, 54a/2r/35p, poor valuation £29/15/0, old rent £37/5/6, new rent £30/15/0
John Tracey of Tiernacreeve Westmeath, landlord Sydney G. Hamilton, 32a/2r/30p, poor valuation £16/0/0, old rent £16/0/0, new rent £13/10/0
Nov 15, 1890 (WE) The
Tenants Defence Association
Delegates...Tuberclare...J. Tracy, PLG; Michael Tracey...
May 3, 1890 (WE) Judge
Hickson ordering a J.P. into Custody
...The Westmeath Independent describes as follows...Robert English J.P., and Mr. Tracy/Tracey/Treacy, manager for Mr WP Kelly, Solicitor, Athlone...[were arrested for whispering in court]...
June 1890 Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Society
Agents in Ireland...Athlone Mr. John Parsons, Mr. P.B. Tracey...
June 1894 Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Society
Agents...Athlone...Mr. P.B. Tracy... (see Agnes Treacy)
Oct 25, 1890 (WE)
Delegates...The Irish National League [Mullingar]
Tuberclair Branch...Michl Treacy...
Nov 15, 1890 (WE) The
Tenant's Defence Fund
...platform...Tubberclare...J Tracy, PLG; Michael Tracey...
Jan 10, 1891 (WE)
Westmeath for Parnell
...D. Treacy, Streamstown...M. Treacy, Streamstown...
Feb 7, 1891 (WE) Parnell
Leadership Committee
Streamstown Branch...Mr. Michael Tracy presided...M. Tracy, President...D Tracy...
Feb 28, 1891 (WE) To C.S.
Parnell M.P.
Most Puissant Chief. We the members of the Streamstown Leadship Committee..Signed on behalf of Committee. MJ Tracy, president...
May 16, 1891 (WE) Irish
National League - Parnell
...T. Treacy...Irishtown...M. Treacy, Streamstown...
...Ballymore...MJ Tracy...
Oct 17, 1891 (WE)
Turin INL (Co Westmeath)...T Tracy...
Jan 23, 1892 (WE) The Late
Dr. L.A. Kerrigan
...mourners...D Tracy, Streamstown...
Jun 11, 1892 (WE) The
General Election
...present...Streamstown - M Tracy...
Jul 9, 1892 (WE) The
General Election
Meeting in Ballymore...Athlone...PB Tracey TC...Streamstown - M Treacy, D Treacy...
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.
Bernard Tracy,
Bally...arry Rathispee Westmeath? Ireland, 1906, 33 years
Bernard Treacy, Rathaspie Westmeath Ireland, 1905, 58 years
Bernard Treacy, Westmeath Ireland?, 1901, 57 years
Cath Tracy, Westmeath
Ireland, 1902, 25 years
Elizabeth Tracey,
Horseleap Kings Co (Offaly or Westmeath Ireland?), 1905, 32 years
Jane Tracey, Horseleap
Roscommon Ireland, 1897, 27 years (Offaly or Westmeath?)
Lizzie Treacy, Mullingar (Westmeath Ireland?), 1899, 26 years
Minnie Tracey, Rathsnesth
(Rathskeagh Westmeath?) Ireland, 1911, 18 years
Peter Treacy, Kilbeggan Westmeath? Ireland, 1914, 24 years
Thomas Tracy, Kilbeggan
Westmeath? Ireland, 1902, 19 years
Jul 8, 1893 (WE)
Record Court
Streamstown...Treacy's public house...Dan Tracey...
Oct 13, 1894 (WE)
Kill and Jordanstown INL (South Meath)...J. Tracy...
Apr 20, 1895 (WE)
Independant Home Rule Fund
...Castletown...Daniel Tracey, Streamstown 10s...
Feb 23, 1895 (WE)
Irish Agricultural Oganisation Society
Meeting in Ballinagore...The following provisional committee was
formed...John Treacy...John Treacy...
Jun 22, 1895 (WE)
Election of Master
...Mr. Thomas Tracy/Tracey, Cloughan, surities - Messrs John Ennis and
Joseph M'Donnell...[four candidates, Tracey came second]...
Oct 12, 1895 (WE)
Parnell Anniversary
Mullingar...T. Tracey...Turin...T. Treacy...T. Tracey.
Oct 19, 1895 (WE)
Mullingar Branch Licensed Grocers and Vintners
...Castletown District and Streamstown...Daniel Treacy...
Nov 9, 1895 (WE)
Sale of Licensed Premises
Mr. Frank Cleary, Auctioneer, Mullingar, sold by auction on Monday last,
at street, the licensed premises of Mr John J Dardis, who carried on the
business foe some years. The buyer was Mr. Thos Tracey, Cloughan, who has been
assistant to Mr. James Cleary, PLG, Cloughan, and the price paid was £405, with
auctioneer's commission. Mr NJ Downes, Solicitor, Mullingar, had carriage of
sale.
Jan 25, 1896 (WE)
Labours Cottages
Mr. P. Shannon proposed that Thomas Tracey get the building of the
cottages at Springvally...
22 August 1896
(TH)
...P.B. Tracy...contested the vacancy for petty session clerk at Moate...
Oct 17, 1896 (WE)
The Parnell Anniversary
Jordanstown and Enfield (Meath)...T. Tracey...
Kill INL...John Tracey, treasurer...
Feb 13, 1897 (WE)
Highly Important and attractive setting of land at Horseleap, Moate
...instructions from Mr. Thomas Treacy...17 acres of land for 11 months,
3 acres of Manured Land for an Oat Crop...
20 February 1897
(WE) Funeral of the Later Mr. Frank Cleary, Mullingar
Thos Tracy, Horseleap
1 May 1897 (N)
Profession of a Religieuse
The Convent of Mercy, Templemore, was the scene of an impressive ceremony
on Thursday week, the occasion being the profession of Miss Susan Treacy, in
religion Sister Mary Francis, daughter of Mr. Wm. Treacy, 117 North Strand,
Dublin.
The following members of the family of the newly professed nun attended:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Treacy, parents; Messrs. Edward J., Patrick B., P. Neil, and
Hugh D. Treacy, brothers; Mrs. Hourahan and Miss Agnes Treacy, sisters; Messrs.
Louis V. and W. Blount Treacy, Athlone, nephews; and Mr. Jeremiah Houraham,
brother-in-law. The other friends included Miss Murphy, Miss Kearney and Miss
Butler. (see Agnes
Treacy)
May 22, 1897 (WE)
Ballyburly Labourer's Cottage
..."A proposal to provide a cottage for Tracy does not appear to
have been included in any of the improvement schemes submitted for confirmation
to the LG Board."
Feb 12, 1898 (WE)
On Saturday, before Mr. Tracey, Commissioner of Affidavits, Athlone...
6 August 1898 (WE)
The Mullingar Fairs
John Tracy, Tiernecrieve
4 March 1899 (WE)
Castletown electors...Martin Tracy...
Sep 16, 1899 (WE)
Appointments
Ten applicants for the post of third class female attendant...Mr. Moore
proposed Mary Tracey and Mr Cleary seconded...on a pool 8 votes were cast for
Miss Tracey and Miss Raleigh...it was decided to re-advertise the position.
Oct 14, 1899 (WE)
Appointments
There were several applicants for the position of third class female
attendants, and after a vote, Miss Treacy and Miss Murray were appointed. Miss
Treacy was proposed by Father O'Reilly and seconded by Mr Cleary...
1900 (302) Irish
Land Commission (Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891). - Westmeath
May 16 1899, Thomas Tracy, purchaser, FT Dames-Longworth, vendor, Creggan
Ballynacliffy, 26a3r25p, £17.10.0 valuation, £14.0.0 rent, £252 purchase price
& advance, £51 deposit
20 October 1900
(WE) Moate Quarter Sessions
...Mr Tracy, the Petty sessions Clerk...
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 5 January 1901
(WE) United League
...Mr J Tracy, Horseleap, proposed the election...
Jan 5, 1901 (WE)
United League
...delegates...Horseleap...Thos Tracey...Mr. J. Tracy, Horseleap,
proposed the election...
25 May 1901 (WE) Kilbeggan
Races
...T Tracy, Horseleap...
Monday, October 14, 1901 Brooklyn Eagle
Obituary - Rachel Elizabeth
Higgins
Rachel Elizabeth Higgins died
Saturday morning at her home of her son Charles M. Higgins, 439 Fourth street
in the 87th year of her age. She was near her 88th birthday when she died of
the effects of old age. She was born in Ireland her father being Charles Flanagan Tracy of Athlone
Ireland, A distinguished surgeon, scholar and Athlete. Her ancestors were
Norman-Irish and were famed for their longevity and great physical strength.
Many of their descendants are in this country. Mrs. Higgins evidenced great
vitality. Her hair was brown after 70 years, while she showed none of the
feebleness of age until she was past 80 years old. She is survived by her son
and daughter. Her first born were triplets, one of whom lived till maturity.
The funeral was held today.
Oct 31, 1901 (IT) [Westmeath]
...conveyance of the estate, the
Portlemon estate, from a Mrs. Treacy to Colonel Stevenson...15 of July 1895...
1902-3
The Law Journal Reports
…Stevenson then proposed to include his Portlemon estate, in the
county of Westmeath, subject to a mortgage already existing in favour of Mrs.
Treacy…In
1895 he purchased from Mrs. Treacy an estate called the “Portlemon Estate” for
£8.000, the purchase money of which was to be left out on mortgage of ... July
29 1896, register on July 31 1896 (No.9 on the Schedule). Colonel Stevenson is
the owner, subject to incumbrances. The lands are a reversion in fee in the
Portlemon estate in the county of Westmeath, held under a conveyance of July 11
1895 from Mary Jane Treacy to Colonel Stevenson...appears from other evidence that it had
belonged to John Joseph Keon, who had executed a written agreement dated the
10th December 1894, to sell it to Colonel Stevenson for the sum of £8000, to be
secured by a mortgage on the property itself... [see Daniel
Thomas Treacy]
Mar 29, 1902 (WE) County Westmeath
For sale by private treaty, at
Ballygarvey, near Rathowen, by instructions from Mr. Bernard Tracey, compact
cottage and Out Offices, in good repair with 1a0r30p of land attached,
practically held in fee simple, at a rent of 19s per year. It is nicely
situated in a good locality. Ample supply of Turbary within easy distance...
Apr 5, 1902 (WE) Mr John P Hayden - The proposed Presentation
...Westmeath and Roscommon
Nationalists...collectors...Tobberclair...M. Tracey...Streamstown - J. Tracey.
Jun 28, 1902 (WE) Crookedwood Sports
...Five Mile Bicycle Handicap...2
J Tracey, Killucan...
Jun 28, 1902 & Jul 12, 1902 (WE) Sales for 1902
...letting of 26 acres of old
meadow for Mr. Thos Tracey, Horseleap, Moate...
25 April 1903 (WE) The National Convention
...delegates...Thomas Tracy,
Horseleap...
16 May 1903 (WE) Death of Miss Helen M. Sullivan
Mullingar...Granard...John Tracy,
Bernard Tracy, James Tracy, Michael Tracy...
18 July 1903 (WE) United Irish League
Meeting in South Westmeath...M
Tracy...
Oct 17, 1903 (WE) United Irish League - South WEstmeath Executive
A meeting...Executive will be held
at Mr. Tracey's Horseleap, on Monday...
12 December 1903 (WE) Ballymore Poultry and Agricultural show
...present...Miss Tracy,
Streamstown...
Jan 23, 1904 (WE) A serious Charge
...James Tracey, Constable RIC,
Delvin...
May 13, 1905 (WE) United Irish League
Kilcumreagh Branch...give their
undivided support at the coming elections for District Councillors to Mr.
Thomas Tracey, Horseleap, as he always has proved a true and tried supporter of
the National cause...
May 21, 1904 (IT) War Department
The tenants arbitrator, Mr.
Patrick Burke Tracy, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Athlone was selected by the
claiments to act as arbitrator on their behalf...supposed income £100 per
year...12 days of arbitartion claimed £357 and was allowed £280...
Jul 8, 1905 (WE) United Irish League
South Westmeath
Executive...delegates...Horseleap...T Tracey...
Sep 16, 1905 (WE) United Irish League. Great Public Meeting at
Kilbeggan
...platform...T.
Tracey...Horseleap...T. Tracy...
Nov 4, 1905 (WE) Monster Potato Resembling a Man
..."Grown at Horseleap by
Thomas Tracey. Weight on 1st October when freshly dug out. 2lb7oz. Best Wishes
to Examiner"...Bravo Mr Tracey.
Nov 25, 1905 (WE) Horseleap Branch
...parlimentray
Fund...10s...Michael Tracy...7s6d Mr Thomas Tracey....
1905 Kelly's Directory
Patrick B. Treacy, King street, Athlone, co. Westmeath
Dec 29, 1906 (WE) Mr. James Woods's Historical Work
...Michael Tracey, Streamstown
£1...
1906 P.B.
Treacy, Esq., Clerk of Petty Sessions, Athlone, County Westmeath.
Mar 9, 1907 (WE) THe Labourers Act in Mullingar Union
...Castletown E D...Form
No.2...John Finlay, Mabrists, on lands of John Tracey; Martin Tracey, Castletown,
on lands of Joseph Kelly, Castletown....
Aug 31, 1907 (WE) Westmeath County Council
...250 perches new road from
Ballinagore to Streamstown, between the main road at Benalbit and the moaring
of Nowbristy...Mr. Tracey who was present, stated that he was quite prepared to
give the quantity of land that would be required. Mr Moore - Without fear or
favour or reward? Mr. Tracey - Yes. Mr. Moore - That is very nice (laughter).
The council agreed unanimously to the making of the road subject to the land being
handed over as arranged.
Nov 23, 1907 (WE) Mulligar District Lunatic Asylum
[petition of staff]...K.
Tracy...Joe Tracey...
Annals of Westmeath, ancient and modern By James Woods. Sealy,
Bryers & Walker, 1907
Subscriber: Michael Tracey
15 February 1908 (WE) Irish parlimentry FundDrumraney Collection for 1907...1s...Michael tracy... Apr 4, 1908 (FJ) Tuberclair (Westmeath) UIL...2s...Michael Tracey...1s...J. Tracey... Apr 25, 1908 (WE) County Council of Westmeath Unopposed Auburn...proposed by Michael Tracy, Ballinacliffey...
Oct 13, 1908 (FJ)Eggs; for P.O. 3s3d, you can have Three Dozen Fresh Eggs; free railway delivery, bounds, or any railway station in Ireland. From Tracy's Streamstown. Nov 7, 1908 (FJ) Parnell Monument CommitteeKilcumeragh UIL Moate...1s...Thomas Tracey, Mrs. Tracey...6s. Miss M. Tracey, Mr. P. Tracey... 27 March 1909 (WE) Donore Prisoners FundKilcumreragh UIL...Michael Tracy... 3 April 1909 (WE)Kilcumresagh members of the band...Patk Tracy... Jul 17, 1909 (FJ) Tuberclare (Westmeath) UIL2s...Michael Tracey...1s...Mrs Tracey... Aug 28, 1909 (WE) Funeral of the Late Miss Mary Rowan, Newdown...The Asylum staff were represented by...Mrs Tracey... Sep 18, 1909 (WE) ...'67 Movement...[Commeneration with US Envoys]...At Horseleap scenes of wild enthusiasm were also witnessed as the procession filed passed Mr. Tracey's house... Apr 7, 1910 (FJ) Athlone Musical Society...Gaiety Theatre...The Gondolliers...The part of Giannetta was taken by May Treacy (a relative of our leading Irish soprano, Miss Agnes Treacy)... September 1910 ITAthlone...John Treacy, a labourer of Castlemaine street... Dec 17, 1910 (WE) United Irish Parliamentary and National Fund...Mullingar Asylum Contributions...1s. Joseph Tracey... 1910 [Cd. 5059, 5129, 5178, 5195, 5342, 5348, 5387, 5402] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of January, 1909. - WestmeathJohn Tracey, Mabrista, 49a2r29p, £31.0.0 valuation, £27.8.0 rent, not judicial, £575 purchase price and advance, 20.9 years 1911 [Cd. 5488, 5489, 5490, 5624, 5639, 5750, 5758, 5887, 5890, 5952] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of November, 1909. - Westmeath3rd February 1910, Michael Tracy, Streamstown, 40a1r30p, £28.0.0 valuation, £30.0.0 rent, not judicial, £660 purchase price and advance, 22 years 16 September 1911 (WE) GAAThe Kinnegad Team...Thos Tracy... Feb 3, 1911 (FJ) To T.C. Treacy esq, Clerk of Petty Sessions for Petty Sessions, District of Athlone, Register for Clubs for said District... 1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland Jun 15,
1912 (WE) Horseleap Branch United Irish League
...£1...Mr. Ml Tracey...10s...Mr. Thomas Tracey...
1912 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act -
Estate of Leech/Brocas Lindessay
16/5/1912 Pat Tracey of Ballynagrenia Westmeath, 4a/3r/30p, part £56/10/0, part rent £53/5/6, Judical, purchase £61, advance £61, 23.5 years rent
29 March 1913 (WE) Home
Rule Fund
Kilcumresagh Branch...1s...Patk Tracy...
July 19, 1913 (WE) GAA
Kinnegad..Thos Tracy...
May 16, 1914 (FJ) UIL
Westmeath
Drum...1s...M. Treacy...
June 06, 1914 (WE) Athlone
No. 1 Rural
Muckanagh...Michael Tracy
Dec 5, 1914 (WE) Alleged
Larceny of Two schillings
A respectable looking girl named Margaret Tracey, a native of Tullamore, was charged...O'Connors Licensed premises, Kilbeggan....sold delph...two schilling, six pence in copper and a schilling...[dismissed].
Jun 3, 1916 (WE) Mullingar
Petty Sessions
Francis Jackson of Rathdrishogue was summoned by the Excise authorities for carrying a gun without a license...Denis Tracey said he lived a mile from Duffy's place [Rathdrishogue]...Martin Tracey corroborated the evidence of the last witness [Denis Tracey]...
June 24, 1916 (WE)
Mullingar District Asylum Collection...1s...Joe Tracy...
1916
The American Law List
Daniel J. Treacy Mullingar Westmeath
Australian Archive
Patrick
Tracey
Service
Number - S11537
Place
of Birth - Westmeath Ireland
Age -
34 years
Occupation
– French Polisher
Apprentice
– 5 years to P.J. Oates, Westmeath
Place
of Enlistment - Adelaide SA, 7th April 1917 [Discharged 24 July 1917
– Not likely to become an efficient soldier]
Military
service – 5 years South Africa
Next of
Kin - (Sister) Kathaleen Campion, South Africa
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=8393302
January 1918 Mr. Dillon, M.P. in a letter to Mr. P. B. Treacy Hon. Sec. Dean Kelly Memorial Fund, Athlone...
1918 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act -
Estate of George A. Boyd Rochfort VC
21/3/1918 Thomas Treacy of Ballycloghduff (Molston) Westmeath, 8a/2r/36, £4/15/0, rent £7/19/0, not Judical, purchase £94, advance £94, 12.5 years rent
Jan 14, 1920 (FJ) Raids
for arms
Two houses, the property of Mrs. Tracey, Ballingore, some eight miles from Mullingar, were raided on Sunday night and a gun taken from each...[Westmeath]
1936 London Wills
Michael Tracy of
Streamstown Moate county Westmeath died 4 December 1935 at 32 Rathfarnham road
Terenure Dublin Probate London 17 February to Patrick Jordan farmer and Thomas
John Dowdall solicitor. Effects £6459.17.10 in England.
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
James John Tracey b. 11 Nov 1892
West Meath, Ireland Residence: West Hartford, Connecticut
Louis Vincent Treacy b. 30 Aug
1886 Athlone, Ireland Residence: Queens, New York
Thomas Joseph Tracy b. 15 Aug 1885
West Meade, Ireland Residence: New Haven, Connecticut
Timothy William Tracey b. 25 May
1884 County Westmeath, Ireland Residence: Hartford, Connecticut
Jun 11, 1951 (II) Westmeath...Senior Football
Championship...P. Treacy...
Irish Settlers in Argentina
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Sean Treacy’s Club London The Sean Treacy’s team that competed for the first time in London competitions in 1958; Back row,
from left: Con McGrath (Limerick), Thomas Dermody (Kilkenny), P.J. Tobin
(Clare), Eddie Hayes (Waterford), Martin Carberry (Waterford), James Hourigan
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FAMILY HISTORIES
Anne Tracey & Owen Kelly
I am interested in the Kelly family of Clonfad (Rochfortbridge), Tyrrellspass, Co. Westmeath. Owen Kelly m. Anne Tracey c.1860. Children: John, Peter (emigrated), Joseph (emigrated), Mary, Ann (m. Christopher Duffy) and Bridget (m.Joseph Martin). kellypenot Oct 19, 2006
Edward
Tracy b. 1832 (LDS)
Hugh Tracy &
Mary Quinn
Francis Hugh (b. 7 December 1846 Westmythe, Ireland d. 3 September 1923 Monterey IN) m. Rosanna Freeland
Children:
Arthur
Rapheal TRACY b: November 26, 1881 in Dunnington, Benton Co., Indiana
John
Tracey & Kate Corican
Rosanna b.
4 September 1867 (LDS)
Mary Tracy
Rose b. 26
November 1870 (LDS)
Mary Ann or Anne Tracey & James Duffy
Stephen
was the father of James Duffy born around 1849 in Westmeath, Ireland. James
married a Mary Ann or Anne tracey/tressy/tracy in 1877 in Westmeath. They
sailed on the samuel Plymsoll from Plymouth England to Australia in 1878. They
lived in Waverley and Edgecliffe. Ann died 1896 and james died 1912. there were
3 children Delia, William and Mary Ann. On the ship was a Thomas Tracy possible
brother to Anna Tracy. if anyone has any more information pls contact me. many
thanks in advance.
Rzehak March 2007 http://www.familytreecircles.com/duffy-and-tracy-11649.html
Michael Tracey & Ann Costaler
Thomas Michael b. 1851 d. 27 December 1908 Hospital for the Insane, Rydalmere, New
South Wales, Australia m. Mary Moran 4 March 1878 Co. Westmeath. (LDS)
Patrick Tracy (b.West Meath Ireland) m. Trica Scully (b: in West Meath Ireland)
Children:
Hugh
Tracy (b: MAY 1858 in West Meath, Ireland d. 30 MAY 1924 in 30 North Main ST.,
Wilkes-Barre, Penn.) m. Mary
Caffrey (b: 15 MAR 1855 in Srahnamanragh Bridge, County Mayo, Ireland) 1873
Immigration: MAY 1867 Port of New York
Occupation: 1900 Mine Laborer at Lehigh Valley Coal Co.
Occupation: 1910 Laborer, coal breake, Lehigh Vally Coal Co.
Obituary: Hugh Tracy , a will known and esteen resident of this city, died yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock at his home, 30 North Main St., after a few days illness of pneumonia. Deceased was a member of the A.O.H., ST. Mary's Church and Holy Name Society of that church. He is survived by his wife and the following children, Hugh, of Jersey City, N.J.; Mrs. H. Musicbroad, of Montana; Mrs. Peter Kropp, of this city; Mrs. John Quinn, of Lansford; Francis of this city; Miss Nora Tracey of Baltimore; Miss Rose Tracey, of New York City; Mrs. Peter Dillon, of Plymouth; and Bernard at home.
Children:
1. Hugh
James Tracey b: 31 MAR 1874 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.
2. Nora Tracy b: SEP 1878 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.
3. Mary Tracy b: AUG 1880
4. Florence
V. Tracy b: NOV 1883 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.
5. Rose Tracy b: FEB 1885 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.
6. Bernard Tracey b: OCT 1886 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.
7. Josephine
Tracy b: JUL 1892 in Wilkes-Barre Penn.
8. Celestine
Tracy b: 18 JUL 1895 in Wilkes-Barre Penn.
9. Francis
Tracy b: in Wilkes-Barre Penn.
10. Patrick F. Tracy b: 1876 in Wilkes-Barre Pa.
Thomas Tracy & Anne Carty
Mary b. 25 January 1875 (LDS)
Patrick b. 7 April 1877 (LDS)
Thomas Treacy & Mary Conlon
Mary Anne b. 18 November 1878 (LDS)
Thomas Tracy & Margaret Fennelan
Ellen b. 15 May 1878 Ballycleduff (LDS)
Thomas Tracy & Margaret Finneran
Mary b. 24 August 1873 (LDS)
Bridget b. 20 November 1876 Ballycloduff (LDS)
Athlone (St. Mary’s Roscommon
or St. Peters Westmeath)
Brigidam Thracy m. Gulielmum Lawless
24 FEB 1813 St Peter's Athlonen, Westmeath. (LDS)
Mary Tracy &
Thomas Sparks
Elizabeth Sparks
and Tracy b. ??? December 1862 Athlone (LDS)
7 January 1893 (NG) Death
January 6, at Court Devenish,
Athlone, Sarah, the beloved wife of P.B. Treasy, formerly of Nenagh. (see Agnes Treacy)
O'Reilly
and Treacy - June 19 1935 at St.
Michael's Church Dun Laoghaire...Michael J., M.A. B.Comm H.D.E. son of James J.
O'Reilly and the late Mrs. Katherine O'Reilly, 47 St. Patrick's Road,
Drumcondra to Kitty, daughter of Mrs. Brigid Treacy and the late Michael
Treacy, Glasson, Athlone.
Treacy and
Cranwell - July 26, 1939 at St.
Joseph's Church, Mayfield Cork...James Treacy B.Sc. 12 Auburn Terrace, Athlone,
younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Treacy, Summerhill, Cork to Mary
Mercia, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sherlock, Cranwell, Mount Eagle,
Montenotte Park, Cork.
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Jun 21 1935 (II) Westmeath Bride The marriage took place at St. Michaels Church, Dun Laoghaire of Mr. Michael S. O Raghallaigh, MA, B.Comm, Inspector of Taxes, Wexford, and Miss K. Treacy, Glasson, Athlone. Mr. James P. Kane, B.Comm., was best man, and the bridesmaids were Miss Aileen Lally B.Comm and Miss Mary Barrrett UCD. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. Michael Treacy. Nuptial Mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. L. McCann, BA CC Fairview, assisted by the Rev. p. Doyle CC Ceannannus Mor. The wedding breakfast was held in the Carlisle Hotel, Dun Laoghaire. |
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Castletown Geoghegan
William Tracy & Hannah
Jordan
Anne b. 9 November 1864 Castletown Geoghegan (LDS)
Teresa b. 13 April 1866 Castletown Geoghegan (LDS)
William b. 12 September 1867 (LDS)
Margaret b. 15 May 1869 (LDS)
Pat Tracey
The Late Pat Tracey
The
Castletown-Geoghegan club mourned the passing of their club president Pat
Tracey in January. In his younger days, Pat was a noted player and was an
integral member of the Castletown team that won a three in-a-row of senior
hurling championships in the 1950s. He also represented his county in senior
hurling and played underage football with Ballinagore. . Other players were Christy Treacy and Jack Treacy.
When Castletown won the first of their three in-a-row in 1956, Pat returned home from England to play in the final against Rickardstown and had an outstanding game, despite being pitted against the legendary John ‘Jobber’ McGrath. Pat’s performance was all the more remarkable considering that he cycled to the game. After his playing career ended, Pat served his club as a selector and enjoyed nothing better on the long summer evenings than watching the players train and play hurling. He also enjoyed the underage games and always encouraged the youngsters in Castletown to play hurling.
Clara and Horseleap
William Tracy (Tracey) and Hannah Tracy.
John Tracey. Born in 1858 in
Streamstown, Co. Westmeath, Ireland. Died 8.6.1910 in Chivilcoy, PBsAs (Civil Registration
Act 286). Married in marriage with Mary Clavin and Casey, born 28.1.1856 in San
Vicente, PBsAs, daughter of Joseph and Clavin and Ronan Scally and Mary Casey.
http://www.irishgenealogy.com.ar/genealogia/T/Tracey/john.htm
5 June 1886 (N) Death
Tracy - May 29, 1886, at Streamstown, Mary eldest daughter of William Tracy. RIP
22 January 1887 (N) Death
Tracy - January 16, 1887, at Streamstown, county Westmeath, Anne, fourth daughter of William Tracey.
11 May 1888 (N) Death
Tracy - May 7, 1888 at Streamstown, county Westmeath, William Tracy, aged 60 years.
Ardnurcher Churchyard,
Co., Westmeath
This tomb is erected to the
memory of Malachy Tracy, of Meldrim, who departed this life 22nd day
of June 1816, aged 74 years. May his Soul rest in Peace, Amen.
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Dec 3, 1898 (WE) Death of Mr. Daniel Tracy, Streamstown. Relatives
brother Michael Tracy and sister Miss Tracy [Teresa?]. |
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Delvin
1854 Boston Pilot
Of Edward Treacy, of
Bracklyn [Bracklin, Killulagh], parish Castletowndelvin [Delvin], co Westmeath,
who emigrated from Liverpool on the 16th of March, `49, and landed in New York,
April 23d; sailed from New York to Savannah in Sept, `52, and was not heard of
since. Information of him will be received by his brother Henry, Hinsdale,
Cattaraugus co, N Y.
Drumraney
Ellen
Tracy m. Thomas Dolan 7 February 1869 Drumraney (LDS)
William "Guillermo" Tracey. Born in Ireland. Married in marriage to Bridget "Bridget" Buckley, born in 1822 in Ireland, the census in 1895 in CBsAs of 73 years, Irish widow "with her daughter Mary Murray (Tracey and Mary Buckley) for" 48 years, English, widow "and the children of Mary and Tracey Buckley: Bridget (22 years, Argentina, married), Elena (16 years, Argentina, single), Ana (14 years, Argentina), Jose (8 years, Argentina), Josefina ( 6 years, Argentina). Bridget "Bridget" Buckley died on 22.10.1909 to 87 years, being buried in the Cementerio Municipal de Lincoln, PBsAs, section 1, Series E, No. 32. Parent:
1. Mary Tracey and Buckley. Born in 25.11.1848 in Temple Moate, Ireland. He died on 13.12.1933 in CBsAs. Married on 26.5.1863 at the Church of Exaltation of the Cross, Lord's Chapel, PBsAs (L 11-1 -), Thomas "Tom" Murray and Lynn, son of James "Santiago" Murray and Catherine " Kethy "Lynn. With offspring (see genealogy of James "Santiago" Murray).
2. Kathleen
"Catalina" Tracey y Buckley. Nació en 1850 en Irlanda. Casada
en matrimonio el 16.9.1873 en la Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Cármen, Zárate,
PBsAs (según consta en el Libro de Matrimonios, Año 1873, N° 10, Pág. 30-),
con Patrick "Patricio" Kelly y Spallan, hijo de Mathew Kelly y
de Mary (ó Margaret) Spallan (ambos naturales de Irlanda), nacido en 1847 en
Irlanda. Se desconoce su descendencia.
3. Joseph William
"Guillermo" Tracey and Buckley. Born in 1859 in Drumraney, Co.
Westmeath. Neighbor's Party was in Nueve de Julio, PBsAs. Censused in 1895.
Died 3.9.1932 in CBsAs. Married on 13.4.1894 in marriage with Maria Crinigan
and Bridget Kelly, born in 1871, who died 5.12.1953, daughter of Michael
"Miguel" and Kelly and Bridget Crinigan Spalla.
4. Charles "Carlos" and Tracey Buckley. Married 1 married Catherine Anne Keegan, born in Argentina in 1861 and died on 28.8.1884 in Zárate, PBsAs, inscribed in the Book of Death of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Caramel, Zárate, PBsAs, because of " cerebral congestion. " Married in 2nd married Mary Kelly. Censused in 1895, when it claims to be the widower of Catherine Anne Keegan.
5. Nora (or Honoria) and
Tracey Buckley. Born in 1863. He died on 2.4.1895 at Station Anchorena,
Pergamino, PBsAs. Married in marriage in San Antonio de Areco, PBsAs with
Beyrne and Michael Meeks, daughter of John "John" and Mary Meeks
Beyrne. With offspring.
http://www.irishgenealogy.com.ar/genealogia/T/Tracey/william.htm
Photograph
William Joseph Tracey y
Brígida Buckley con todos sus hijos (izda a dcha) Juan Carlos, Isabel y de su
mano Ana María, José, Teresa, Brígida Buckley, William, Francisco (en brazos),
Nora, Miguel y las mellizas Inés y Brígida
Kilbeggan
Joseph
Tracy m. Mary Geoghegan 11 June 1831 Kilbeggan (LDS)
Killkenny West
Michael
Tracey & Anne Corrigan
Bridget
b. 31 January 1855 Sp: Thos Tracey & Elisa Corrigan
Killucan
John Treacy, 29581, Pt, Royal Inniskilling Fus, enlisted Omagh 20/11/1916 & 590037 Labour Corp
35 years b. 1881, General labourer, single, 5'7.45", chest 39.5", small scar over r eyebrow, No next of kin,
Born Drogheda Louth, Address 44 Rope Walk, Drogheda, Co. Louth. Leave 29/9/1917-8/10/1917 & discharge address Porterstown Killucan Co Westmeath.
Thomas Tracy & Margaret Coleman
James b. 23 April 1865 Killucan
(LDS)
Anne b. 23 January 1867 Killucan
(LDS)
Jane b. 9 December 1868 (LDS)
Eliza b. 6 October 1870 (LDS)
Moate
John Tracy &
Mary MacNally
Mary b. 12
March 1866 Moate (LDS)
Mullingar
Sarah Ellis (otherwise Tracy) (d. of
Thomas Tracy, shipping agent) widow of 67 Amiens St Dublin m. John
Charles Duncan (s. of James Duncan, gamekeeper) widower, gamekeeper of Tudenham
Park Mullingar Co. Westmeath on 24 June 1890 Wit: William Reidy & Katie? Tracy (by licence) - St. Thomas
CoI (North Dublin City)
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/reels/d-80-3-12-046.pdf
12 October 1866 (FJ) Death
September 27, at Mullingar, Mr.
William Treacy, late of Mountrath, much regretted by a large circle of friends.
Sonna (& Ballinacargy)
Bernard
Tracy & Catherine Guy
Bernard b.
16 July 1865 Ballynacarrigy (LDS)
John b. 21
June 1875 (LDS)
Tubber (& Rosemount)
Ellen Tr(e)acy/Trasey & James Gorley/Gormley
Mary b. 01-07-1860 Sp. John Johnson & Catherine Walsh
Anne b. 10-08-1862 Sp. John Duffy & Bridget Grennan
Ellen b. 14-08-1864 Sp. Cornelius Daly & Catherine Martin
John b. 12-06-1866 Sp. Gregory Mullen & Honara Mullen
Michael Tracy & Bridget Spelman
Joseph b. 12 August 1873 (LDS)
Mary b. 15 December 1874 Dublin
(LDS)
Eliza b. 15 May 1876 Rosemount
(LDS)
GENERAL
REFERENCES FOR WESTMEATH
Westmeath
Local Studies; a guide to sources,
Irish
Midland Studies, 1980.
"Athlone:
Materials from printed sources relating to the history of Athlone and
surrounding areas, 1699-1899",
Genealogies
of the grand jurors of Co. Westmeath, 1727-1853,
Brady,
J. A short history of the parishes of the diocese of Meath, 1867-1944,
Clarke,
M. V. Register of the priory of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Tristernagh,
Irish Manuscripts Commission,
Clarke,
Desmond Athlone, a bibliographical study, An Leabhar, No. 10, 1952, 138-9
Cox,
Liam Moate, Co. Westmeath: a history of the town and district, Athlone,
1981.
Egan,
O. Tyrellspass, Past and Present, 1986.
Grouden,
Breda The contribution of the Clibborn family to Moate town and district,
Moate Historical Society, Moate, 1990.
Healy,
John History of the Diocese of Meath, Dublin, 1908.
Keaney,
Marion Sources for Westmeath Studies, Mullingar, 1982.
Keaney,
Marion Athlone bridging the centuries, Westmeath county council,
Mullingar, 1991.
MacNamee, James J. History of the Diocese
of Ardagh, Dublin, 1954.
Monahan,
Rev. J. Records Relating to the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise,
1886.
Murtagh,
H. Athlone besieged, Temple Printing Co., Athlone, 1991.
Murtagh,
H. Irish Historic Towns Atlas: Athlone, RIA, Dublin, 1994.
O'Brien,
Brendan Athlone Workhouse and the Famine, Old Athlone Society, Athlone,
1995.
O'Brien,
Gearóid St. Mary's Parish Athlone, a history, St. Mel's Trust, Longford,
1989.
Paterson,
J. (ed.) Diocese of Meath and Kildare: an historical guide, 1981.
Sheehan,
J. Westmeath as others saw it ... AD 900 to the present, 1982.
Stokes,
George T. Athlone, the Shannon & Lough Ree, Dublin & Athlone,
1897.
Upton,
Upton Papers, RIA,
Woods,
James Annals of Westmeath, Dublin, 1907.
NAI
Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type Date Issue Date Death
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2006/11/372 |
TREACY DENIS |
1985 MR 012450 |
Probate |
23/10/1985 |
20/04/1981 |
2005/37/406
TREACY THOMAS 1983 MR 014301 Probate 25/11/1983 13/06/1982
Last update: 31 January 2012