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Traceys of Dublin
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The ancestor of the
Leinster Traceys, Tressach son of Becan, King of the Uí Bairrche Maighe (+884
AD), may have died in Dublin fighting the Vikings. The majority of the Traceys
of Dublin can trace their history back to the Leinster tribe the Uí Bairrche.
c. 1190-1265. The Dublin Guild Merchant Roll
Henricus de Traci 91/2 Sol (=schillings)
Hii subscripti intraverunt in Gilde-mercaturam
civitatis Dublinie William de Cestria et Waltero unred existentibus prepositis
anno regni Regis Henrici xlvii (1262-3)
Willelmus de Trasy
Clark, Mary ed (1999) The Dublin Guild Merchant Roll
c. 1190-1265. Dublin Corporation.
1289 Easter - Thursday April 28
Dublin: Willm Tracy, because
he did not come when summoned - ½ mark
Calendar of Documents Ireland 1171-1301. Vol 1
p.144, Vol 3 p.48 & 222, Vol 4 p.274
Dublin City Franchise Roll 1468-1512. (1998) Dublin Corporation
Fourth Friday after the
Feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist 14 Henry VII in the time of the said
Mayor and Bailiffs (14 July 1499)
James Tracey, at the
instance of Bailiff Pecoke
Viscount
and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole and Baronet of the county of Limerick, so created
12th January 1642, Charles the 1st.
1619 – 1715 Parish Register Society of Dublin:
Church of Ireland parish registers
Volume 1: The registers of St. John 1619-1699
4/11/1656 Tracey, Eliz:
Daugh. To Edmund bapt. p.83
9/2/1669 Mary daughter to
Daniell Trassy bur p.148
7/12/1683 Morris Trasie
Volume 4: Trinity College 1650-1660
24/2/1654 William Trassy of
Gouline in the Barony of Middlethird and Sarah Gervie of the same married. p.36
Volume 5: 1636-1715
23/3/1688-9 Bridget Tracy
bur. p.84
24/7/1701 Mary Tracy bur.
p.143
19/2/1710-11 Valentine
Trasey bur. p.200
28/9/1711 Mary Treasy p.202
30/3/1713 b. Stephen Tracey,
s. of Peter & Mary p.217
23/12/1713 b. Tho. Tracey
p.221
26/1/1714 Eles Tracy bur.
p.230
Volume 6
Union of Monkstown 1669-1786
1664 Extracts from the Heart
Money Rolls Co. Dublin
Parish of Dalky
Patr. Tracy, one hearth ij
(=sum of money) p.85
1666-7 Extracts from the
Heart Money Rolls Co. Dublin
Parish of
Dalky
Patrick Trassee, one hearth
ij p.89
Volume 7 –
missing
Volume 8 –
Londonderry (Derry)
None
Volume 9
Parish of S.Peter and S.Kevin 1669-1761
1674 June Thady Trasey of
St. Stephens Greene, buried Saturday June the seven and twentieth p. 36
1676 February Katherin
daughter of Mr. George and Martha Tracy of St. Stephens Green buryed the eight
and twentieth p.57
1680 Aprill Marriage John
Wade and Susana Tracy maryed same day (Aprill tweluth) p.72
1727 Burials Jane Tracy Feb
6th p.348
1739 Burials Catherin Treacy
Dec 26th p.366
1740 Buriels Elizabeth
Treacy Dec 10th p.369
1741 Burials Sarah Tracy Dec
24th p.371
1744 Christenings Robt, son
of Thos and Ann Tracy Feby 18th p.272
1754 Burials James Tracy May
6th p.389
1755 Christenings Elizth
daur of John and Jane Treacy May 19th p.293
1760 Christenings Mary daur
of John and Jane Tracy Dec 14th p. 308
Volume 10
St. Nicholas Without 1694-1739
1708 June 29th
burials Laughlin Treacy from Garden Lane burd p.163
1708 September 27th
burials Symon Treasy from Fordams Ally burd pr p.164
1711 July 14th
burials Jon Treacy from the Coomb burd p.181
1716 October 2nd
burrialls Widow Tracy from New Row p.217
1717 June 13th
baptisms Margaret Treacey d. Francis and Mary Patricks St. p.47
1730 May 5th
marriages Franciss Tracy and Debora Green by consistorial license p.98
Volume 11
St. Andrews, St. Anne, St. Audden and St. Bride 1632-1800
1685 August (4) George Tracy
and Sarah Williams marr by publ p.85
1698 May ye 22th Robertt
Tracey and Ann Fottrell married p.88
1737 February 3rd
marriages Bryan Fagan married to Eliz: Tracy p.95
1787 April 28th
Francis Smith and Maria Tracy consistory licence by the Rev Roger Ford Minister
of Crumlin p.71
Volume 12 S.
Marie, S. Luke, S. Catherine and S. Werburgh 1627-1800
1777 July 30th
Edward Tracey and Sarah Bailey by Rev Richard Powell and licence p.100
1789 July 8th Wm
Tracy of the county of Gallaway, gent, married to Hester Stanton of Ormond
Quay, C1. p.41
1798 Sep 24th Mr.
Clarke no. 49 Marys St. to Miss Tracy married by the Rev Mr. Homan
1799 Aug 18th
George Tracy to Ellinor Morris by banns p.48
1799 Nov 30th
John Farrell to Ann Tracy by consistory licence Rev Jno L’Estrange p.143
Ballimount
inhabitants c. 1650
Lenington
John farmer
Trassy
William, his driver, aged 26 years, reasonable stature, red complexion, yellow
hair
Ny Dogill Margaret, maid servant, aged 24
years, black hair
Dean Rath
Inhabitants c. 1650
Aiess James, labourer
Tressy William, his servant,
aged 21 years, 4½ feet tall, ¾ yard broad, black hair
Tressy John, labourer, aged
about 30 years. 5 feet tall, 1 yard broad, brown hair.
Conner Margaret, his wife,
aged about 30 years. 4½ feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair.
Curtiss Richard, labourer,
aged 24 years, 5 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair, a little brown beard
Tressy Margaret, his wife,
aged 26 years, 5 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, black hair
Tressy Katherine, aged 20
years, 4 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair
Tressy Alson, aged 16 years,
4 feet tall, ¾ yard broad, brown hair
Lucan Inhabitants
c. 1650
Trassy John, brogmaker, aged
25 years, middle stature, black hair
Murchow Katherine, his wife,
aged 29 years, tall stature, black hair
Wespanstown
Inhabitants c. 1650
Trassy Richard, fircutter,
aged 50 years, middle stature, brown hair
Fowin or Gowin Katherine,
his wife, aged 25 years, small stature, brown hair
Tenants belonging to Walter
Archbold of Palmerstown c. 1650
Nolan Charles, aged 30
years, low stature, brown hair
Tressy Mary, his wife, aged
30 years, low stature, red hair
Nolan John, labourer, aged
18 years, low stature, brown hair
Irish Genealogist, vol 8, p.
1664
Extracts from the Heart Money Rolls Dublin
Parish of
Clondalkin - Drumnagh Townland
John Tracey, one smoke, ii
tax
Parish of
Esker - Esker Townland
Richard Tressey, one hearth,
ii tax
Journal of the Kildare
Archaeological Society, X, p.245, XI, p.451,
Kings
Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Tracy, Hon. Robert, Judge of
Common Please, 5th s. of Robert, Vicount Tracy, Toddington, Glos.,
M.T., 15 April 1673, called 1680. 14 Nov 1699.
Baptisms in
St. Brides Dublin 1633-1713
30th August 1674
Tracy Rich s. of Morrise & Dorathy
Irish Genealogist vol.7
1675
Customs House
Among the unpublished
Exchequer Records is preserved an entry of £50 11s. 6d., disbursed in 1673,
“for the Commissioners of Revenue for repairing the Custom House and the
Warehouse;” also an account “of work done at the Custom House by several men,
amounting to £22 5s., dated 28 September 1675, and signed George Tracy.
Gilbert, John Thomas (1859)
A history of the city of Dublin. McGlashan and Gill,
Dublin. Vol.II p.137
Irish Wild Geese at The Hotel d'Invalides Paris
1600 to 1799
Thomas
Trassy aged 36 of Dublin, dragoon of Sr. Carroll, lieutenant colonel of the
King of England's Dragoons Regiment in which he says he has served 10 years as
much in France as in Ireland. He has had his left arm "cut" after a
musket shot at Valence. Married in Paris. Catholic. Received 15th August 1697.
15th May 1700 he gave up his place. Given 30 PSC.
1698, November 24
Tracy Patrick, “Dublin
Scuffle”
Skerries
Tracey
John 17c #52.1\
Treacy
Family 19c #193.7\
http://indigo.ie/~skerries/history/members/names/tt.html
Directory
of Dublin 1738 to 1800
1738 Tracey Daniel, Church Street. Tracy Daniel, Heyler. 1752
None. 1761-7 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Tighe Street. 1768 Tracy James, China Merchant & Taylor, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Tighe Street. 1769 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Arran Quay. Tracy Richard, Slater, Mary’s Lane Tracy Godfrey, Ensign Foot Royal, America, 11th September. 1770 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Bricklayer, Arran Quay. Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1771 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1772 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, Chequer Lane. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1773 Tracy Elinor, Taylor, Essex Street. Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, Chequer Lane. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1774 Tracy James, China Merchant, Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, Chequer Lane. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1775 Tracy James, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 35 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, Princes Street 1776-8 Tracy James, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 41 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770) Tracy Richard, Slater, 4 Princes Street 1779 Tracy James, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 41 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Barrister, Ellis Quay (Conferred Trinity Term 1770)
(marked died) Tracy Richard, Slater, 4 Princes Street Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 10 Fleet Street. 1780 Tracy John, Taylor, 41 Exchequer Street. Tracy Richard, Slater, 4 Princes Street Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. 1781 Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. 1782-3 Tracy Edward, Carpenter & Manufacturer, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. 1784-5 Tracy Edward, Carpenter & Manufacturer, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Confectioner, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 58 Coombe. 1786 Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Confectioner, 43 Exchequer Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 58 Coombe. 1787 Tracy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Confectioner, 42 Exchequer Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer & Shoe Maker, 4 Nicholas Street. 1788 Tracy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Pastry cook & Confectioner, 5 S. Gt. Georges Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer & Shoe Maker, 4 Nicholas Street. 1788 Tracy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Pastry cook & Confectioner, 5 S. Gt. Georges Street. Tracy Patrick, Grocer, 26 Nassau Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer & Shoe Maker, 4 Nicholas Street. 1789-90 Tracy James, Butcher 96 Old Church Street. Tracy John, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Mary, Pastry cook & Confectioner, 5 S. Gt. Georges Street. Tracy Rose, China Merchant, 44 Fishamble Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 19 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 2 Nicholas Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer” Treacy Darby, Presser, 30 Ash Street. 1791-2 Tracy Edward, Measurer, 1 Chappel Yard, Stephens Street. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 37 Exchequer Street. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer” 1793 Tracy Edward, Measurer, 1 Chappel Yard, Stephens Street. Tracy Philip, Taylor, Trinity Place. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer” 1794 Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Trinity Place. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 47 Castle
Street. Solicitor in Chancery by order of the court. 1795 Tracy Michael, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Trinity Place. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 47 Castle
Street. 1796-8 Tracy Martin, Carpenter, 18 Vicker Street. Tracy Michael, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Dame Lane. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Pawnbroker, 6 Kennedys Lane. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 165 Gt
Britain Street. 1799 Tracy Martin, Carpenter, 18 Vicar Street. Tracy Michael, Publican, 11 Christ Church Lane. Tracy Philip, Taylor, 4 Dame Lane. Tracy Thomas, Grocer, 24 N. King Street. Tracy Thomas, Pawnbroker, 26 Kennedys Lane. Tracy WW, Attorney, “Exchequer, Kings Bench, Common Pleas” 29 L. Stra
Street. |
1705 “The Ouzel Galley
Society” This society first saw
light in 1705 with Tracy as its first captain. He lived in Dublin and
Waterford. The Ouzel Galley, Old Dublin Society, Special Issue Vol.3, no.2, p. 9,11,20 1709
Sir Mark Ranford, Alderman of Dublin Tenant: William Tracy, Aron
Street (Will) A History of the
County Dublin By Francis Elrington Ball. Howth and its owners:
In the early part of the 18th century the penal laws fell heavily on the
Roman Catholics. The Rev. Edward Treacy, who was then the parish
priest, was a special object of persecution, and his church was reported to
be in a dangerous condition, and liable to fall down. But throughout the
century the Roman Catholic parishioners were not left without spiritual aid. The
Rev. Edward Treacy was parish priest in Howth from 1713-1750 [In a
parliamentary return in 1831, there are stated to have been in the parishes
of Howth, Baldoyle and Kilbarrack “Two mass-houses, one priest and one popish
school.”] 17June
1714 That
the said mass was said and celebrated by one Father Tracie a popish priest in
the town of Hoath. He knoweth not the said priest’s Christian name…That the
place of the said Tracie’s residence is usually att or neare the town of
Baldoyle Irish Priests in the Penal Times (1660-1760): From the
State Papers in H.M. Record Offices. 1724 Patrick Tracy, Hawker
1727
Garret Wesley, Dangan, Co. Meath. Memorial Witness: John Tracy of
Dublin (Will) 1730
John Tracy and Deborah Green (Marriage Licence) 1/8/1732 Convert Rolls Richard Tressy (Trissey), Dublin
1733
Joseph Tracy and Elizabeth Harrobin (Marriage Licence) Alumni Duublinenses:
Trinity Dublin Tracy (Tracey), Philip,
Pen. (Dr. Magill), July 19, 1738, aged 16; s. of Daniel, Generosus; b.
Dublin. B.A. Vern. 1743. M.A. Æst. 1746. 1747 Tracey Patrick,
Dublin, baker (Prerogative Will) 1751 Tracey, John,
Porter’s-row, Dublin (Prerogative Will) John
Tracey of Porter’s Row Dublin (St. Andrews), 1751, Probate will. Prerogative
Grant book/F/202a 1755 Judd, Peter,
Dublin, tallow chandler. (Quaker records) To my daughter
Rachel Pim, executrix, two houses etc. in Big Butter Lane, Dublin wherein
Christopher Deey and the Widow Bolinbroke now live subject to payment of £6
and a suger loaf and after her death to her children. To my son-in-law John
Pim, executor, the house wherein I now dwell in Big Butter Lane, subject to
£10 and sugar load yearly, also implements and tools belonging to the soap
boiling and chandling business. To the children of Rachel Pim 5 houses on
north side of Big Butter Lane now in tenancy of Widow Mercer, James Barden,
Alderman Hunt, Widow Mitchell and Widow Dabyac, subject to yearly rent of £20
and one sugar loaf. Dated 13 Nov. 1755.
Codicil dated 3 March 1757. Witnesses: Wm.
Jacob, Beaumt. Astle, James Russell. January 5th
1761 The ‘Orphan of China’ at Smock-alley and Crow-street theatres The tragedy was
rehearsed three times a day, and Mr. Tracey, then tailor to the
Threatre, working day and night on the dresses, they were completed in eight
and fourty hours. Gilbert, John Thomas
(1859) A history of the city of Dublin.
McGlashan and Gill, Dublin. Vol.II p.189 1761 Tracey, Daniel,
Dublin, healer (Prerogative Will) 1761 Belfast Newsletter Martin Tracey, Earl St.
timber merchant 22/4/1761 Convert Rolls Terence Tracy, Gent, St. Bridget Parish.
Alumni Duublinenses:
Trinity Dublin Tracy, John, Pen. (Mr.
Darby), July 8, 1763. [N.F.P.] B.A. Vern. 1768. [Of the Middle Temple;
eldest s. of John of Dublin; Irish Bar 1770. March 17, 1764 Freeman
Journal Dublin, Ireland Saturday In most Societies or Meetings,
the Healths of the following gentlemen are drank as Friends to Liberty. … Thomas Tracy… Jan. 17,
1764 Freeman Journal, Dublin, Ireland
DEATHS: In Bride-Street,
Mr. Daniel Tracy, Saddle-tree-maker. |