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1814 Drung co. Cavan

John Ferguson, of the 38^th Regiment of Scotch Militia & Mary Jackson, of the Town of Stradone in the Parish of Larah, on Thursday the 29th December 1814, by the Rev'd Andrew Treacy in the house of Samuel Hartley of said Town, by License.

1821 Cavan Census, LDS film 0100820

Townlands of Cladagh, Parish of Castlerahan, Barony of Castlerahan,

House 17, 1 story records; Michael Tracy, age 50, a farmer with 11 acres; daughter Anne, age 14, a spinner and ??? son, age 20, a labourer.

Tithes "the parish of Castlerahan which abuts the East side of Kilbride. As near as I can tell the landlord for all of theses was a Mrs. Moore. James Tully is in Carninn, Philip & Bryan Tulley in Cormeen, I noted a Giddy? Nugent in Clankeefey, and a Patt Tully in Mullaghmore. I ran out of time on page 58 and suspect there may be 20 or so more pages." Research interest of Tony waja@erols.com

Mar 22 1825 Cavan Herald

Assizes: James Tracy, Terence McQuinn, and Patrick McGuire, for administering unlawful oaths.

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854 

Thomas Tracy Born Lurgan, Cavan Served in 40th Foot Regiment; Meath Militia Discharged aged 40 Covering date gives year of discharge 1831.

Andrew Treacy (Reverend), 1837, Kilmore Diocese will. Exec: M McDowell, Lavay, Co. Cavan. IWR/1837/F/442.

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854 

Bernard Tracey Born Nockbride, Cavan Served in 53rd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 25, 1842-1850

October 28, 1852 Anglo-Celt

Cootehill Quarter Sessions sub-constable John Tracy

January 5, 1854 Anglo-Celt

Patrick Tracy was indicted for picking a woman's pocket in Ballyconnell. He was found guilty, and sentenced to three months imprisonment without whipping, as there was no evidence of any previous offence by him.

Griffiths Valuation Cavan 1856-1857

May 25, 1861 Cavan Observer

A light-fingered gentleman who gave his name as Patrick Tracy, was brought up, charged on informations with having stolen a half-sovereign and 17s. 6d. in silver, from the person of Bernard Hill. Mr. Tracy, according to his own statement, was a model of innocence, requested the Court to pay particular attention to his case, had cross-examined Hill with the ability of an Old Bailey lawyer; but Hill, though rather simple-looking, succeeded in convincing the Court that, whether accidentally or otherwise, Mr. Tracy had abstracted the cash from his pocket. The Court accordingly sent Mr. Tracy for trial to the Quarter Sessions, despite the solemn protest of that gentleman that it was a great shame to do so.

July 6, 1861 Cavan Observer 

Margaret Carmichael and Mary Tracy appeared to answer the complaint of Susan Masterson for having assaulted her, and robbed her of 2s. The Chairman said he could scarcely believe the evidence of his senses; he had seen Susan so often in the character of defendant that he never deemed it possible that she could appear in any other role. This remark elicited only a grim smile from Black-eyed Susan, and a declaration that she had "right good cause to complain.".....She was in the nursery of the Workhouse when Mesdames Carmichael and Tracy laid violent hands upon her, knocked her down, displaced her head-dress, searched her hair, and finally stole her purse, containing six shillings of the current coin....The plunderers ran out to the yard with their booty, leaving her extended on the nursery floor They subsequently gave her back the purse and four shillings, retaining the other two....The two shillings were not found on the persons of the accused, and one of them stoutly asserted that they only found four shillings and threepence--halfpenny in Susan's purse, every penny of which they returned....The Court only dealt with the assault, for which they sentenced Mesdames Carmichael and Tracy to two months' imprisonment each. Susan look as if she would have preferred the restitution of the "tiu" to the incarceration of her assailants...

1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)

Tracey, Thomas, Bailieborough, Cavan. 2 349

Tracy, Mary, Cavan, Cavan. 13 110

Treacey, Margaret, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath.  18 196

Treacy, Bernard, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath.  8 235

Tressy, James, Cootehill, Cavan/Monaghan. 18 160

1881 British Census

Thomas Tracey, 63 years, born Galway, Fruiterer, 204 Bury New Road Broughton In Salford Lanc

Catherine, 52 years, born Cavan, wife

James, 29 years, born Liverpool, son, single, Invoice Corresponding Clerk (Comm)

Mary, 24 years, born Liverpool, daughter, single

Letita, 22 years, born St. Helens Lanc, daughter, single

Elizabeth, 16 years, born Manchester, daughter, single, Milliner

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.

Edward Tracey, Cootehill Cavan Ireland, 1905, 35 years

Helena Treacy, Cavan Ireland, 1913, 14 years

John Treacy, Ballyjamesduff Cavan? Ireland, 1911, 18 years

Mary Tracy, Cootehill Cavan? Ireland, 1910, 18 years

Rose A Tracey, Virginia (Cavan Ireland?), 1898, 18 years

1893

Record for Annie Tracey, of Cootehill, Ireland

Online Document WO 398/220 (War Office)

1901 Census PARISH: SHANKILL WARD: ST ANNES

CONSTABULARY DISTRICT: BELFAST EAST SUB-DISTRICT: GLENGALL STREET

NAME

Catherine Treacey

1910 Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory

Cootehill, County Cavan

Treacy Bros., timber merchants, Bridge st.
J. Treacy, shoemaker, Bridge street

1931 Trade Directory

Belturbet

Devine & Tracey N/A, Builders, Holburn Hill.

Church Records – Baptisms Co. Cavan Genealogical Research Centre

TRASY, ANNE, 1766, B

TRACY, JAMES, 1832, B

TRACY, ELIZA, 1832, B

TRACY, THOMAS, 1833, B

TRACY, CATHERINE, 1833, B

TRACEY, JOHN, 1836, B

TRACEY, MICHAEL, 1839, B

TRACEY, ANNE, 1841, B

TRACY, JAMES, 1844, B

TRACY, PAT, 1846, B

TRACY, ANNE, 1848, B

TRACY, ROSE, 1850, B

TRACY, CATHARINE, 1851, B

TRACY, MICHAEL, 1853, B

TRACY, WILLIAM, 1854, B

TRACY, ELLEN, 1856, B

TREACY, MARY, 1857, B

TRACEY, JOHN, 1858, B

TRACY, JAMES, 1858, B

TRACEY, MARY, 1860, B

TRACEY, PATRICK, 1860, B

TRACY, MARY, 1862, B

TRACY, BRIDGET, 1862, B

TRACEY, THOMAS, 1866, B

TRACEY, BRIDGET, 1866, B

TRACEY, ANN, 1874, B

TRACY, THOMAS, 1876, B

TRACY, MARY ANNE, 1878, B

TRACEY, ROSE ANNE, 1881, B

TRACEY, PATRICK, 1883, B

TRACY, JAMES, 1885, B

TRACY, BRIDGET, 1889, B

TREACY, MARY, 1889, B

TRACY, JOHN, 1890, B

TRACY, BRIDGET, 1891, B

TRACEY, CHARLES, 1893, B

TRACEY, JOHN, 1893, B

TRACY, JOHN, 1894, B

TRACY, THOMAS, 1894, B

TRACEY, MICHAEL, 1895, B

TREACY, BRIGID, 1896, B

TRACY, MARY ANNA, 1896, B

TRACY, MARY CATHERINE, 1896, B

TRACEY, ELEANOR, 1896, B

TRACEY, THOMAS, 1897, B

TRACY, EDWARD, 1897, B

TRACEY, MICHAEL, 1898, B

TRACEY, WILLIAM, 1899, B

*Source : B = Birth

Ellen Tracey b. abt 1846 m. Joseph Gibson 1866 (LDS)

Francis Tracey & Susanne Coyle

Catherine b. ??? Cavan m. George G Beunje 28 June 1868 Manhattan NY (LDS)

James Tracey & Anne/Abbe Gillick

Thomas b. 20 December 1876 (LDS)

Mary Anne b. 5 November 1878 Termon (LDS)

Rose Anne b. 3 February 1881 (LDS)

James Joseph Tracey (b.  1832, in Baillieboro, Co. Cavan d. January 30, 1897, Wanganui, New Zealand.) m. Agnes Ann Hearty. N.Chapman

Mary Tracy

Mary b. 22 September 1864 (LDS)

Patrick (Patt) Tress(e)y/Treacy & Anne/Oney/Honora Mo(o)han

Hugh b. 10 May 1868 (LDS)

Catherine b. 28 June 1869 (LDS)

Anne b. 2 September 1873 Tullyvin (LDS)

Patrick b. 21 July 1875 (LDS)

Philip b. 13 April 1877 (LDS)

Honora b. 9 August 1879 (LDS)

Thomas Tressy & Catherine Reilly

Philip b. 31 May 1879 Tierenenass (LDS)

Raffony Graveyard Virginia, County Cavan

Annie Tracy, d. 23 Jun 1952, Lisabunty

Edward Tressy & Charlotte McGuiness

Edward b. 2 October 1865 Cootehill (LDS)

Elizabeth Tressy

Francis b. 12 December 1869 Cootehill (LDS)

James Tressy & Cathrine Reilly

Hugh b. 3 May 1865 Cootehill (LDS)

1. James Tracy (b. abt 1804 Coote Hills) m. Catherine ??? (b. abt 1808 Coote Hills) abt 1829 Coote Hills (LDS)

1.1 Thomas Tracy (b. 1830/1 Coote Hills d. 20/4/1899 Saugerties Ulster Co NY) m. Bridget Traynor abt 1859 Coote Hills (LDS)

1.1.1 Catherine (b. 29 July 1860 Coote Hills d. 1940) m. William Lenning 1884 Massachusetts (LDS)

1.1.2 Mary TRACY b: 1864 in Saugerties, Ulster Ny

1.1.3 John Matthew TRACY b: 31 Jul 1866 in Saugerties, Ulster, Ny

1.1.4 Sarah TRACY b: 1869 in Saugerties, Ulster Ny

Philip Tressy & Elizabeth Mulligan

Elizabeth b. 26 June 1865 Cootehill (LDS)

James Tracey & Honora Brady

Thomas b. 25 February 1864 Bailieborough (LDS)

James Joseph Tracey, born 1832, in Baillieboro, Co. Cavan married Agnes Ann Hearty. Died January 30, 1897, Wanganui, New Zealand. N.Chapman

"The Volunteer Companies of Ulster 1778-1793, lll, Cavan", The Irish Sword, 7, 1906, 308-0

Cavan County Library: Guide to Local Studies Dept.,

"Sources of Information on the Antiquities and history of Cavan and Leitrim: Suggestions", Breifny 1920-2

Cavan Freeholders since 1813.,

Parishes, baronies & denominations in each parish; alphabetical.

Brady, J. A short history of the parishes of the diocese of Meath, 1867-1944,

Cullen, S. Sources for Cavan Local History, "Breifny", 1965; 77-8.

Farrell, Noel Exploring Family origins in Cavan, Self, Longford, 1993. Includes transcripts of 1901, 1911 censuses, 1838 Thoms, 1941 Electors, Griffith's for Cavan town

Gillespie, Raymond Cavan: Essays on the History of an Irish County, Dublin Irish Academic Press, 1995

Healy, John History of the Diocese of Meath, Dublin, 1908.

MacNamee, James J. History of the Diocese of Ardagh, Dublin, 1954.

Monahan, Rev. J. Records Relating to the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise, 1886.

O'Connell, Philip The Diocese of Kilmore: its History and Antiquities, Dublin, 1937.

Paterson, J. (ed.) Diocese of Meath and Kildare: an historical guide, 1981.

Shearman, H Ulster, London, 1949.

Smyth, T.S. A civic history of the town of Cavan, Cavan, 1934.

NAI Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type Date Issue Date Death