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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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 O’Howlaghan and Dermot
O’Treassy alias O’Twee 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.
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 O’Meaghan of Kilcrua hanged at
Portumna 16th November 1643 and Breasal McDermot O’Madden of
Killimor, hanged at Killimor 4th December 1643.
The lands of Teigue O’Trassie
of Ballaghaghill 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 O’Maddens 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 O’Trasie, 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)
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.
BORNEY PARISH (Bornea ?)
Conor Trassy 1
Daniel Trassy 30
John Trassy 1
Tady Trassy 4
Edmond Taessy 17
James Trassy 9
Phill Trassy 1
Thomas Trascy 17
William Trascy 1
Tady Trassy 40
Thomas Trassy 1
Thomas Trassy 1
William Trassy 22
KILLEA PARISH
John Treacy 5
John Trecy 10
Patrick Treacy 10
William Trassy 1
None.
None.
James Trassy 1
DR. JAMES BUTLER’S 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 miss’d., - 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.
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.
An account of the Inhabitants from Hickey's River to the Hill of
Ballycahill
Con Treacy
James Treacy
James Treacy
John Treacy
Michael Tracy
Michael Treacy
Thomas Treacy
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
Ireland-Australia Transportation
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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
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
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
Daniel Treacy, from Cashel (Co. Tipperary) married at St. John’s 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
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 ag