19 Mar 1741
Luke Tracey of Galtrim, co
Meath, schoolmaster, witness to lease & memorial, Half Finglistowne
& Rightown, co Meath
1778-1790
Catholic Qualification Rolls
Dennis Tracy, Schoolmaster, of Atherdee
[Ardee?] Co Louth, 25th Jan 1779 City of Dublin
1759 Fethard Co. Tipperary . Irish
Historic Towns Atlas, no. 13
Mr Treacy's school,
location unknown. 1759 (Visitation bk, 28)
10 Jan 1783
Saunders News-Letter
Boarding School, No. 44 James's Street
Mrs Tracy and Miss Mahon present their respects to their
friends and the public, and take the liberty of informing them, that their
vacation will end on Monday the 13th January inst, when their school will be
again opened for the instruction of young ladies, in English and French, gramatically, history, geography, and the use of the
globes, tambour, embroider, crayon, ribbon, picture, dridden,
and all kinds of needle-work, and the most particular attention paid to their
health, morals and education. Mrs Tracy and Miss McMahon were educated in
France, where they acquired a perfect knowledge of the French language, and all
kinds of needle-work and notwithstanding the great advantage young ladies will
have in being educated by them, they will inspire them on the following
moderate terms: Day scholars 11s4.5d Entrance and same per quarter; Boarders
£20 a year, and three guineas entrance with separate beds if required. - The
best masters in writing, music, dancing, drawing &c attend the school,
which for situation and air cannot be excelled. January 6 1783.
1807 The
Catholic School Census of Cloyne and Ross
John Tracy (39) Gurtnacully, Bourney, Tipperary.
Patrick Tracy (110) Clonrush
(in the Chapel), Clonrush, Galway.
Corcoran, T (1932)
Some Lists of Catholic Lay Teachers and Their Illegal
Schools in the Later Penal Times. University College, Dublin.
1808 Some
Schoolmasters in the Diocese of Killaloe
Parish of Aghacon [Offaly]
Aghacon - John Tracy — Catholic — Began his School 1 March 1807
The Protestant
Charter Schools
“Stradbally School Thursday, 15th September 1808;
two o’clock
…The
Usher, Patrick Tracey, has the usual
allowance; he had been above a year at the school, and was sent from Clontarf Charter School, in which he has been educated.”
Report, 1809-1912
Songbook containing original poems by various authors
from the Irish midlands [NLI]
Early 19th century songbook containing apparently
original poems attributed to Sally Hennessy and Joseph Tuite
of Leighlinbridge, Thomas Cahill of Kilbeggan, Patrick Treacy "at Mr. Willis's School, Portarlington"
and Henry Odlum of Ballymooney,
Philipstown. Many of the poems are entitled
"Rebus" (a king of riddle) or "Enigma", and some are
addressed to Eliza Maguire of Peter Street, Dublin. The first 65 pages are
original poems, and the remainder are collected songs by various authors, all
written in the same hand. A later hand adds further, unoriginal verse and
genealogical notes on the Donohoe family.
Schoolteachers 1826/7
Patrick Tracy,
CI, Timogue, Co. Laois.
Edmund Tracy, Schoolmaster, & Judith Cormick
Mary Tracy b. 21? May 1811 Bawnleigh [Bawnreagh Buolick] Sp. Mary Cormick.
Gortnahoe Parish Co. Tipperary
1824 Pigot's Directory - Donegal Towns
Edward Tracey, Gents Boarding Academy, Main St, Ballyshannon, Donegal.
Michael Lynch Tracy (Tracey and Tracie), Siz. (Mr. Lyons), June 11, 1816, aged 19; s. of John,
Agricola; b. Queens Co. (Laois) Sch. 1820. B.A. Æst.
1829.
Scholar of Trinity College...1820 Michael
Tracy
1826/7 Schoolteachers
Mr. Tracie, CI, Ballyshannon, Killarron, Co. Donegal.
12 July 1826 Dublin Evening Mail
[Advertisment] Ballyshannon School
M.L. Tracie, (late Scholar of Trinity College,) A.B., Master...At the half yearly examinations held in this school...though not more two years have elapsed since its establishment...
17 March 1825
(FJ) Insolvent Debtors
6th April...Teresa Tracy, late of Crampton-court,
schoolmistress
1826/7 Schoolteachers
Bridget Tracy, RC, Walterstown, Kilkenny W, Co. Westmeath.
Edward Tracy, RC, Gardiner Row, Booterstown
John Tracy, RC, Gurtnacully, Bourna, Co.
Tipperary
Mary Tracy, RC, Oldcastle, Co, Meath.
Mathias
Tracy, RC, Orchard Nurne, Carlow
Mr. Tracie, CI, Ballyshannon, Killarron, Co. Donegal.
Mrs. Tracy, RC, Harold’s Cross, St. Kevin.
Patrick Tracy, CI, Timogue, Co. Laois.
Patrick Tracy, RC, Clonrush, Co. Galway
Teresa Tracy, RC, 16 Crampton Ct., St. Andrews
1826
Second Report - Irish Education Inquiry [published 1836 House of Commons]
Carlow
Mathias Tracy, Orchard Nurney Idrone, R catholic, pay,
about 12l, a small cabin, 3 Protestant, 27 RC, 18 male, 12 female,
Donegal
Mr Tracie, Ballyshannon
Kilbarron Tyrhugh,
(boarding school), Protestant, pay, about 226l, his own house, 34 Protestants,
1 RC, 20 males 15 females
Dublin
Edward Tracy, Gardiners Row Booterstown Half Rathdown, R
Catholic, pay, charges 6.5d per week for each scholar, a room in a small
dwelling house, 10 RC 7 male 3 female, 24 RC 21 male 3 female
Mrs Tracey, Harold's Cross Female
Orphan Home, St. Kevin Dublin, R Catholic, free, none income, very good built
by subscription, 210 pupils, 213 pupils, Under the patronage of the ladies of
the Order of St. Clare
Mrs Tracy, Harold's Cross (Female
Orphan Home) St. Kevin Dublin, R Catholic, free, very good building, 210 RC 210
females, 213 RC 213 females, a convent schoolin
connection with the order of St. Clare house built by subscription
Teresa Tracy, 16 Crampton
ct St Andrews Dublin, R catholic, pay, about 34l 2s6d, the second floor in a
lodging house, 10 Protestants, 26 RC, 12 male, 24 female
Galway
Patrick Tracy, Clonrush
Clonrush Leitrim, R catholic, pay, from 1/8 to 2s p' qr for each pupil, held in the chapel, 110 RC 70 male 40
female, 100 RC 66 male 34 female
Laois
Patrick Tracy, Timogue
Timogue Queens Co, protestant, pay, 4l and 1/11 per
quarter for each pupil, the master's dwelling house; cost about 20l, 4
Protestants, 56 Catholics, 30 males 30 females, The London Hib
Society & The Marquis of Lansdown pays 10d per
quarter for each scholar
Meath
Mary Tracy, Old Castle Old Castle Half
Fowre, R catholic, free girls school, 8 guineas per
annum, a rented house until new one built (for males and females which will
cost 5000l and capable of accomodating 1000 children,
41 male 31 female, 50 RC 27 male 23 female, school house built by parishioners
Tipperary
John Tracy, Gurtnacully
Bourna Ikerin, R catholic,
pay, about 10l, a thatched house about 6l, 1 Protestant, 139 RC, 80 male, 60
female,
Westmeath
Bridget Tracy, Walterstown
Kilkenny West Kilkenny West, R catholic, pay,15d per qr from each scholar, bad condition stone and mortar
thatched, 9 RC 3 male 6 female
1830-1852
Rev. Mother Mary Michael Tracey, (1786-1852) of Harold’s
Cross Dublin, Abbess of Poor Clares convent &
schools, Newry, County Down
William Tracy, Schoolmaster, Conohy, Grangemaccomb, Co. Kilkenny.
1832 Assizes
Louth
James Tracey, Schoolmaster...£11.10.0
1833-5
Assizes Louth
To James G. Tracey/Tracy, Schoolmaster of Dundalk Gaol, half-a-year’s salary that will be due him Summer Assizes
1835...£12.10.0
1834 Messrs Cunniff & Tracy principals of Shamble Street School
[St. Mary's Church of Ireland Athlone Westmeath]
Burgess, John B. (John Buchanan), 1885-1960
(Main Author) The dictionary of Athlone
biography to 1871
1835 State of religious and other instruction
now existing in Ireland
Diocese
of Derry
Errigall: Bellrath school Alicia Tracy mistress. Rates from 1s3d to 1s6d per quarter. Males 24 Females 7. Reading writing arithmetic and needlework.
Diocese
of Dublin
Santry,
daily school kept by Matthew Tracey,
The children pay from 1d to 3d a week which payments produce about £5 a year
£12 more is collected by subscriptions as a salary for the master, males 22
females 7, diminishing within the last two years owing it is thought to
increasing poverty of the parents, reading writing and arithmetic.
Diocese
of Killaloe
Aghnameadle. Aghnameadle. [Tipperary]: Private day school
kept by Michael Treacy. Small
payments of children. Summer 50 to 60 pupils. Discontinued
since Nov 1834 for want of a school house. Reading
writing and arithmetic.
Roscomroe [Offaly]: Private day school kept by John Tracy. Small quarterly payments of children. Males 49 Females 39. Summer about 40. Reading writing arithmetic and bookkeeping.
Diocese of Leighlin
Timogue: Day school kept by M. Tracy. £6 yearly from subscription and payments by the children. Males 18 Females 18. Reading writing arithmetic and bookkeeping.
Diocese of Limerick
Killeely: Day school kept by George Tracy. Payments of the children. Males 16 Females 4. Summer about 80. Established three years. Reading writing arithmetic and grammar.
Diocese
of Meath
Kilkenny West [Westmeath]. Kilkenny West. School in Glasson kept by Bridget Tracey. Pay children of 1s to 2s6d per quarter, amounting to £10 per annum. No list. In summer about 35 pupils in winter about 25. Reading and needlework.
Killoughy [Offaly]. Hedge school at Pallas
kept by John Tracey, payments by children of 1.5d to 2d per week, school
open three months, reading writing and arithmetic Roman Catholic catechism.
Diocese of Ossory
Gowran [Kilkenny]. Gowran. Day school kept by Francis Tracy. Supported by
contributions and £5 from the rector per annum; payments of the children from
1d to 3d per week. Males 3 Females 1. Diminishing attendance. Reading and writing.
Diocese
of Tuam
Knock [Mayo]: Hedge school kept by Michael Tracy. Payments by the children of 1s to 2s6d per quarter. Established one year and a half. Reading writing arithmetic and Roman Catholic catechism.
Templetogher [Galway]: Hedge school at Kelnaleg kept by Thomas Tracy. Payments by the children of 1s to 2s6d per quarter. Males 62 Females 21. Established three months. Reading writing arithmetic and Roman Catholic catechism.
1835 Returns
of Books, Schools and Children of Religious Denominations
William Tracy, Errill school, Rathdowney, Queen's
County.
William Tracy J Moyland & J
Butler, Rathdowney school, Rathdowney, Queen's County. £40/-/- towards building
William Tracy, Killadooley,
Donaghmore/Donoughmore,
Queen's County. Local contribution £82/4/4 This
sum is the value of premises built before application.
Thomas Nolan, Felix Treacy,
Patrick Clancy. Roman Catholic: Grange Tullow Co. Carlow,
1835 [45] [46] [47] First report of the Commissioners of Public
Instruction, Ireland.
Private school kept
by Michael Treacy, Aghnameadle,
Diocese of Killaloe [Tipperary]
William Treacy clerical RC
Killadooley Kildare building £55/9/0
Kilcock Kildare male & female fitting up £9/15/8
Newtown Kildare male
& female building £220/0/0
Rathdowney
Queens Co male & female building £80/0/0 fitting up £39/1/8
Tiermohan
Kildare fitting up £12/17/3
Francis Tracy 1841-1847 of Killedmond, Kiltennel Parish (CoI), Carlow. Schoolmaster & Parish Clerk
1845
In the
valuation of 1845, Francis Tracey had a school house in Ten Acres, Tomhaggard, Co. Wexford.
1846 Slater's Royal National Commercial
Directory of Ireland
Clonmel
James Tracy, master; Ann Tracy, Mistress; Abbey
National Schools, Marlfield
1847 List of Teachers
in Workhouse schools
Thomas Tracey, first class, Roscrea Tipperary.
1847-48 [981] The fourteenth report of the
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland. For the year
1847.
Thomas Tracey, first
class, Roscrea, Tipperary
Thomas/Thos Tracy, full age, bachelor, teacher, lives Kennety [Kinnitty Offaly], (s. of James
Tracy, farmer) married Kate Meagher, full age, spinster, servant, lives Toomavara, (d. of Frank Meagher, labourer) 13 February 1872
RC Chapel Toomavara Wit: Martin Meara
& Margaret Tracy [Toomavara Nenagh PLU]
Oct 10, 1923 (IT)
The death has taken place of Mr. Thomas Treacy,
formerly a National school teacher, of Toomevara, Co.
Tipperary, at the age of 92.
In November 2010 another excellent
publication in the Maynooth Local History Studies was published
by Four Courts Press. At no. 89 in this series ‘The Famine
clearance in Toomevara, County
Tipperary’ by Helen O’Brien (ISBN: 978-84682-2605 :
64pp : Price €9.95)
…The author was very fortunate to have access
to the manuscript memoirs of Thomas
Tracey, a local schoolmaster, who was born in Toomevara
in 1832….
Ireland’s
Genealogical Gazette, May 2011
1848 Kilcommon
Teachers: Con O'Brien and Sarah Treacy.
1848? Dunkerrin
Auxiliary Workhouse under the care of Mr Treacy,
schoolmaster and an assistant matron.
Dunkerrin By Seamus O Riain, Dunkerrin History
Committee, 1988
Michael Tracy, teacher, Derrgonnelly Ballyshannon Donegal, appointed Apr 1845, £16 salary
John Tracy, teacher, Tullymore Ballyshannon Donegal, appointed Aug 1847
1849 [1066]
[1066-II] The fifteenth report of the Commissioners of National Education in
Ireland. (For the year 1848.)
John Tracy, Tullymore, [Ballyshannon Donegal]
appointed Aug 1847,
Michael Tracy,
Derrygonnelly [Ballyshannon
Donegal] Appointed Apr 1843, not trained, Oral examination [results], written
examination [results] paid £16.0.0
1851 [1405]
[1405-II] The seventeenth report of the Commissioners of National Education in
Ireland. (For the year 1850.)
John Tracey, Tullymore, 18 years, appointed Aug 1847, examined at Ballyshannon, Donegal
Rev. W. Treacy, Tiermohon School, Clonunry, Kildare.
1850 (also 1851-1857) Inspectors General:
twenty-eighth report on general state of prisons of Ireland
Kildare County Goal
at Naas visited November 24 1849
James Tracy,
schoolmaster, £20 salary (also does accounts)
1860 Inspectors General: thirty-eighth report on
general state of prisons of Ireland
James Tracy,
schoolmaster, resigned, Kildare Gaol
1850 [1231] [1231-II] The sixteenth report of the
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland.
Boarding pupils at Loughash Agricultural College, James Tracey, entered May
1849, resides Co. Derry, mother is patron, still at school.
Rev. W. Treacy, Tiermohan, Clonunry, Kildare
1851 [1405] [1405-II] The seventeenth report of the
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland. (For the year 1850.)
Scholarship to
agricultural college, James Tracey
1852-53 [1582] [1583] The eighteenth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland. (For the
year 1851.)
Loughash agricultural college, James Tracey, still at school
1852-53 [1688] [1689] The nineteenth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland. (For the
year 1852.)
Loughash agricultural college, James Tracey, entered Dec '49,
Emigrated to America, left June '52
1851 Parliamentary Papers,
House of Commons and Command, Volume 43, Part 1
Thomas Tracy, Rosscor, Fermanagh. Totals: 8-7-1, C
Ann Tracy, Ardclough, Kildare. Third Class, First Division (£14)
Margaret Tracy, Kill, Kildare. Third Class, First Division (£14)
1854 [1834] [1835] The twentieth report of the Commissioners of National
Education in Ireland, (for the year 1853,)
Thomas Tracy, third class, Rosscor, Fermanagh
1854 Sessional Papers
31 Dec 1851 Teachers
Fermanagh
J. Treacy, Principal and sole teacher, Tullymore,
Innismac Saint, Fermanagh,
School Number 63, Roll Number 4362, Connection with Board 5 June 1845, RC, £15,
no fees, 50 pupils, 10 established 40 RC
M. Treacy, Principal and sole teacher, Derrygonnelly,
Innismac Saint, Fermanagh,
School Number 64, Roll Number 4387, Connection with Board 3 Jul 1845, RC £17,
£2.15.0 fees, 73 pupils, 29 established 44 RC
T. Treacy, Principal and sole teacher, Rosscor, Innismac Saint, Fermanagh, School
Number 68, Roll Number 5668, Connection with Board 26 Mar 1849, RC, £10.10.0,
£0.15.0 fees, 99 pupils, 19 established 80 RC
Kildare
M. Tracy,
Principal and sole teacher, Kill Kill Kildare, female
school.school number 20, Roll number 1973, Connection
with Board 3 Aug 1839, RC, £10.10.0, £3.1.10 fees, 34 pupils, 34 RC
A. Tracy,
Principal and sole teacher, Ardclough Lyons Kildare,
female school.school number 24, Roll number 3236,
Connection with Board 9 Dec 1841, RC. £9.10.0, £5 local subscription, £6.0.2
fees, 47 pupils, 47 RC
Rev W. Treacy/Tracey/Tracy patron of schools at Newtown Cloncurry, Tiermohan Cloonary?, Kilcock
Kilcock
Kilkenny
A. Tracy,
Principal and sole teacher, Rivanna Tasscoffin Kilkenny, School
number 91, Roll Number 5259, Connection with Board 8 June 1848, RC, £10.10.0, £3.1.3 fees, 75
pupils, 75 RC
Offaly
Thomas
Tracy, assistant, Moneygall Castletown
(Ely) Offaly, school number 5, Roll number 5883, RC,
£11.6.8, £3.2.7 fees, 165 pupils, 1 established, 164 RC
Tipperary
S. Treacy, Principal and sole teacher, Kilcummin
Kilcummin, Tipperary,
female school, school number 59, Roll number 5491, Connection with Board 9 Nov
1848, RC, £14, £5.0.11, 48 pupils, 48 RC
Tyrone
Ellen
Tracy, workmistress, Aughnamerigan
Baldoney Lower Tyrone, School number 31, Roll Number
4644, Connection with Board 22 Jan 1846, RC, £15.13.4, £2.5.6 fees, 103 pupils,
103 RC
Waterford
M. Tracy,
Co-Principal and 2 teachers, Aglish Affane Waterford, School number 2, Roll Number 1395,
Connection with Board 9 July 1835, RC, £56, £6.10.0 fees, 159 pupils, 159 RC
1852 National Education in Ireland
Thomas Treacy, Rosscor, Fermanagh
Ann Tracy, Ardclough, Kildare, Third Class, First Division (£14)
Margaret Tracy, Kill,
Kildare, Third Class, First Division (£14)
Ellen Tracy, Airhill [Roscrea], ditto [Tipperary], 3 year monitor
1852-53 [1582] [1583] The eighteenth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland.
Ann Tracy, third
class, Ardclough, Kildare
Margaret Tracy, third
class, Kill, Kildare
Ellen Tracy, third
class, Airhill, Tipperary
1852-53 [1688] [1689] The nineteenth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland. (For the
year 1852.)
Ellen Tracy, third
class, Airhill, Tipperary
James Tracy, entered
Feb 1850, 16 years, RC, left April 1851, Emigrated with his father and family,
pupil-teacher Clonmel District Model School
1852-53 [1688] [1689] The nineteenth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland. (For the
year 1852.)
Rev. W. Treacy, Newtown, Clonunry,
Kildare
Rev. W. Treacy, Tiermohan, Clonunry, Kildare
1853
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland
Clonmel Model School - Pupil Teachers
James Tracy, entered Feb 1850, age 16, Roman
Catholic, left April 1851, emigrated with father and family
Commissioners
of National Education in Ireland : twentieth report,
1853, with appendices
1853 Thomas Tracy, Third Class, Rosscore, Fermanagh
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=EPPI%201247746
1854 [1834] [1835] The twentieth report of the
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, (for the year 1853,)
Thomas Tracy, third
class, Rosscor, Fermanagh
[see Garrison]
James Tracy, entered
Feb 1850, 16 years, RC, left April 1851, Emigrated with his father and family,
pupil-teacher Clonmel District Model School
1855 Griffith Valuation
Francis
Tracy [teacher?] Bolinglanna Achill Mayo - house let
by Michael Gallagher (teacher)
1856 Slater's
Royal National Commercial Directory Of Ireland
Anne Tracy, Abbey National
Schools, Marlfield, Clonmel,
Tipperary. School
Mistress
James Tracy, Abbey National
Schools, Marlfield, Clonmel,
Tipperary. Schoolmaster
11
November 1857 Wexford Independent
Road...Barony of Bargy...5.
For building a gullet on the road from Wexford to Kilmoor, between Thomas Walsh's house and Mr. Tracy's
schoolhouse in Tenacre [Tomhaggard?] - not to exceed £3.
1858 Commissioners of National Education in
Ireland: twenty-fifth report
M. Tracey, third class teacher, Greencastle school, Tyrone, female,
£1/10/0
1859 Session 1 [2456-I] [2456-II] The
twenty-fourth report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland,
(for the year 1857),
P. Treacy, fourth class, Garranbane,
Waterford
1860 [2593] [2593-I] The twenty-fifth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, (for the year 1858 &
1859)
Andrew Tracy, fourth
class, Rivanagh, Kilkenny,
£1
1861 [2873] [2873-I] The twenty-seventh report
of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, (for the year 1860.)
Michael Tracy, third
class, Glendermott, Londonderry, £1.10.0
Michael Tracey, schoolmaster, & Catherine McCormick
Thomas Tracey b. 11 Oct 1864 of Old Hill Waterside [Oghill? Cumber Lower]. Michael Tracey, father, Old Hill Waterside. [Glendermot Londonderry PLU]
Francis
Joseph Tracey b. 28 Aug 1866 of Old Hill Waterside. Michael
Tracey, father, Old Hill Waterside. [1866 12 204 Glendermot
Londonderry PLU]
1862 - 1864 National education (Ireland)
Bessy Tracy &
Margaret Tracy, R.C. teachers, female, Garryhill, Dunleckny, Carlow
Catherine
Tracy R.C., principal, female R.C., 5 EC/99 RC/11 Pres, Waterside, Glendermott, Londonderry
Michael Tracey
R.C., principal, R.C., 3 EC/95 RC/1 Pres, Glendermott,
Glendermott, Londonderry
Catherine
Tracy R.C., principal, female R.C., 23 E.C./77 R.C., Derrygonnelly, Innishmacsaint, Fermanagh
Patrick Tracey
R.C., Principal, E.C./R.C., Tullymore,
Innishmacsaint, Fermanagh
Thomas Tracy
R.C., principal, E.C./R.C., 18 E.C./97 R.C., Rossor, Innishmacsaint, Fermanagh
Michael Tracy,
R.C. teacher, Drumlisorleen? (now
Fassagh), Innishmacsaint, Fermanagh
G. Tracy, M.
Tracy & M. Tracy, E.C. teachers, Timahoe, Timahoe, Kildare
Michael Tracey
R.C., Monitor, male R.C. 1 EC/184 RC, Thomastown, Thomastown, Kilkenny
Royal Hibernian Military School, (Phoenix
Park, Dublin)
M. Treacy, Army schoolmaster, 14 Aug '85
December
1, 1892 (FJ) Military Intelligence
Mr. Michael Treacey,
one of the four masters of the Royal Hibernian Military School, having
completed seven years in that institution, has been transferred to the charge
of the garrison schools at Arbour Hill from today inclusive. Mr. Treacey graduated under the National Board of eduction, and after a sucessful
course of two years' training in the National school at Chelsea obtained a
second class certificate from the Council of Military Education. He afterwards
passed examinations in vocal music, physical geography, Hindustani, light, heat
and sound, and Telegraphy. Mr. Treacey served in the
95th and 49th Foot Regiments, Royal Horse Artillery, the Connaught Rangers, and
on the survey with the Royal engineers in India.
Mary Tracy
R.C., Workmistress and assistant, female R.C., Cullohill, Aghmacart, Laois
Bridget Tracey
R.C., Monitor, female R.c., Mount Mellick,
Rosenallis, Laois
Ml Treacy, R.C. teacher, Ardpatrick,
Ardpatrick, Limerick
Thomas Tracy,
R.C. teacher, male R.C., Ardagh, Ardagh,
Longford
Thomas Tracy
R.C., Head, R.C., 3 EC/116 RC, Emili, Templehanny, Offaly
Andrew Tracey
R.C. teacher, Emili, Templehanny,
Offaly
Joseph Tracey R.C.,
Head, R.C., 10 EC/128 RC, Killeigh, Geaskill, Offaly
G. Tracey,
R.C. teacher, ordinary agricultural, Loughglynn, Tiborine, Roscommon.
John Tracy
R.C., Monitor, R.C., 1 EC/186 RC, Clonmiclane, Buolick, Tipperary
John Tracy
R.C., Head, R.C., 109 RC, St. Cronan's, Bourney, Tipperary
Andrew Tracy
R.C., Head, male R.C., 2 EC/99 RC, Castletown Arra, Castletown Arra, Tipperary
Sarah Tracy
R.C., Monitor, R.C. Convent, Airhill, Roscrea, Tipperary
Ellen
Tracy/Tracey R.C., Workmistress and assist, R.C., 147
RC, Aughnamerrigan, Badoney
Lower, Tyrone
Mary Tracey
R.C., Head, female R.C., 132 RC, Greencastle, Badoney
Lower, Tyrone
M. Tracy, R.C.
teacher, male R.C. Touraneena, Seskinan,
Waterford
Mary Tracey,
R.C., Head, female R.C. 7 EC/130 RC, Touraneena, Seskinan, Waterford
Patrick Treacy, R.C., Head, R.C., 127 RC, Garrabane,
Kilgobnet, Waterford
1863-4
& 1874 Donegal - School under management of clerical RC denomination
Sheriff's Mountain, Rev. M. Treacy, 1 teacher, fees £3/3/6, salary 24/0/0, books 5/1, total £27/8/7 [Templemore Derry]
1864
Return of Name and Locality of Convent and Monastic Schools
Bridget
Tracy, Monitor, Presentation Nuns, Rosmallis, Mountmellic, Queens. £5/13/4
Bridget Tracy, full [age], spinster, Nat teacher, lives Mountmelick, (d. of James Tracy, boot maker) married Martin Cleary, full [age], bachelor, Nat teacher, lives Mountmelick, (s. of Martin Cleary, farmer) 27 June 1881 RC Chapel Mountmelick Wit: John Tracy & Nannie Tracy [Mountmelick Mountmellick PLU]
1865 [3496] [3496-I] The thirty-first report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, (for the year 1864),
Andrew Tracy, first
class, Castletownarra, Tipperary
1866
Elizabeth Treacy, 25, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Knockananima Drumlion [Killukin (Boyle)], (d. of Michael Treacy, teacher) married Thomas Quinn, 38, bachelor, farmer, lives Knockroe [Killummod] Croghan [Killukin (Boyle)], (s. of Thomas Quinn, farmer) 09 August 1891 RC Chapel Drumlion Wit: Kate Feely & John Curnan [Aughrim Carrick On Shannon PLU] signed their marks
1869 [emigrated to NY 1879]
James Treacy, 22 yr of age,
bachelor, national teacher, lives Cadamstown, (s. of James Treacy,
farmer) married Catherine Kinnarney?,
19 years, spinster, lives Cadamstown, (d. of Frank Kinnarny?, labourer) 25 September 1869 RC Chapel Kinnitty Wit: Timothy Brophy
& Mary Phelan [Kinnitty Offaly PLU] signed James
T haca? & Kate Killarney [Kinnarney
in online index]
1870 Slaters - Cork City [of
Cappoquin Waterford. For her brothers see Fenians ]
Mary E. Tracy,
school, 14 Pope’s quay [married Patrick F. Barry 1870]
1875-76
Francis Guy's Cork Directory
Miss Treacy, school, 93 South main street
1881 Slater's Royal National
Commercial Directory Of Ireland - Cork City
Mary E.
Tracey, school, 14 Pope’s quay
1871 & 1872 The thirty-seventh report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland
Catherine Tracy, of
Waterside, Londonderry, 12 years a teacher, receipt of good services salary.
1873-74 Teachers and Monitors Ireland
Jos Treacey, Killeagh, Kings Co
Bt Treacy
- Ind, Mt Mellick
F – nuns, Queens Co
Dora Tracy, monitor, Tullaroan Girls Kilkenny
Mary Tracy, St Johns Girls, Kilkenny
Agnes Treacy, Thomastown PLU, Kilkenny
[Agnes Treacy, died 1875 Thomastown Thomastown PLU, aged 24 years, b. 1851, spinster, schoolmistress, died 24 Mar 1875 Workhouse Thomastown]
Mary Treacy, monitor, Kings Inns St – nuns, Dublin [Mount Carmel
Secondary School formerly St Mary's Convent Schools],
Mary Tracey, monitor,
Roundtown convent [Terenure
Dublin]
Catherine Tracey, Date of Death 20
Dec 1874, 32 years, Ballinaparka Whitechurch,
Waterford, National Teacher, married, informant Michael Tracey.
Honora Tracy, Date of Death 04 Feb 1880, 65 years, Clonea Dungarvan, Waterford, National School Teachers wife, informant Patrick Tracy.
Patrick Treacy, Date of Death 14 Jan 1889, 80 years, Clonea Dungarvan, Waterford, teacher, married.
1884 Report of the Proceedings of
the Congress By Society for the Preservation of the
Irish Language
...Mr. Patrick
Treacy, N.S., Garranbane, Dungarvan.-The parents of 53 of the pupils speak Irish ;
has never attempted to teach Irish, though is most anxious to establish a
class, which he will soon do, and intends to qualify for a certificate to teach
the language...
1875 (451) National Education (Ireland)
Rev. M. Tracy, Manager, St. Columb's
Convent?, Londonderry
Rev. F. Treacy, Broadford, Kildare
Rev. F. Treacy, Ballyna, Kildare
Rev. F. Treacy, Clogherrinkoe, Kildare
1877 Marriage
Annie Maria Tracy, full [age], spinster, None, lives Ballysheehan School House [Ballysheehan], (d. of Francis Tracy, school master) married James Beattie, full [age], widower, labourer, lives Meldrum [Brickendown], (s. of Alexander Beattie, soldier) 19 June 1877 Ballysheehan Church of Ireland Wit: Issahella Beattie, signed her mark & Susan Tracy [Cashel PLU] signed his mark
1881-, Legamaghery [Donacavey
Tyrone]
Thomas Treacey, principal
Patrick
J. McCusker. 19th Century National
Schools in the Parish of Donacavey. Clogher Record, Vol. 10, No. 1 (1979), pp. 52-109
23 Oct 1884 - 14
Aug 1885 Commissions on Education (Science and Art)
E. Treacy, secretary,
Presentation School Moorepark, Parsonstown
[Offaly]
1884 Egan’s Kilkenny
Directory
John Treacy, National Teacher, Gurtnabroe, Kilkenny. [Gortnahoo Buolick Co. Tipperary]
John Treacy, of full age, bachelor, school teacher, lives Gurtnahoe [Gortnahoo Buolick] Co. Tipperary, (s. of Thomas Treacy, deceased, farmer) married Johanna Mullumby, of full age, spinster, do [school teacher], lives Moycarkey [Moycarky Moycarky] Co. Tipperary, (d. of Patrick Mallumby, deceased, farmer) 16 August 1887 RC Chapel Moycarkey Wit: Patrick Ryan & Johanna Hogan [Littleton Thurles PLU]
William Treacy, full age 30, bachelor, National
teacher, lives Ballinvella, (s. of John Treacy,
dead, Police Constable) married Anne Kilcourse, 20,
spinster, of Red Park [stated as being in Bekan], (d.
of Thomas Kilcourse, living, herd) Wit: Richard Tarpey & Mary Tarpy on the 5
January 1885 RC Chapel of Bekan [PLU Ballyhaunnis Claremorris]
1858 – 1920 Calendars
of Wills and Administrations
William Treacy 26 Nov 1899 Ballinvilla
Mayo, school teacher, to Anne Treacy widow
Patrick Tracey, full age, bachelor, teacher, lives Mulvin [Ardstraw], (s. of Patrick Tracey, farmer) married Eliza
Jane Morris, full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Beagh
[Ardstraw], (d. of John Morris, farmer) 05 February
1887 RC Chapel Glenock [Glenknock]
Wit: James Boyle & Mary Anne Islana? [Gortin Omagh PLU]
Mary Ellen Tracy, 20 years, spinster, teacher, lives Charles Street Tullamore, (d. of Patrick Tracy, alive, customs officer) married Patrick Smith, 27 years, bachelor, decorator, lives Kells [Kells Meath], (s. of Patrick Smith, dead, farmer) 30 August 1887 RC Chapel Tullamore Wit: Thomas Tracy & Rosanna Killeary [Tullamore Tullamore PLU] [see Tullamore Offaly]
1889 [C.5853] Calendar and general directory of the Department of
Science and Art for the year 1890
E. Treacy, Secretary, Presentation Schools/St. Brendan
National school, Moor Park Street, Parsonstown.
1893-1894 Schools Ireland - Kings County
Parsonstown: St. Brendan's male National School, Moor Park
Street, est. 1881, Secretary E. Treacey
Patrick Treacy, 21? yrs, bachelor, teacher, lives Garrison [Devenish Fermanagh], (s. of John Treacy, farmer) married Hanna/Hannah McSweeny, 22 yrs, spinster, teacher, lives Belleek [Belleek Fermanagh], (d. of Eugene McSweeny, farmer) Wit: James Magee [his mark] [cousin?] & Hannah Daly. 7 August 1890 RC Chapel Pettigo [Pettigo Donegal PLU] [McSweeney in online index] [see Garrison Fermanagh]
[son]
1960-70s King's College, London, Ontario
Faculty of Classics
Professor Charles Jeremiah Treacy, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Toronto; Chairman of the Department
1890-91 [C.6225] Calendar of the department of science
and art for the year 1891.
W. Treacy, secretary, National School, Kiltyclogher
[Leitrim]
Daniel
J Tracy, 21 [full crossed out],
bachelor, teacher, lives Shallee [Killoscully],
(s. of Thomas Tracy, dead, mason) married Margaret/Maggie McLoughlin, 21, spinster, farmer's? daughter,
lives Shallee, (d. of Brian McLoughlin,
alive, farmer) 21 January 1891 RC Chapel Ballinahinch
Wit: Timothy McLoughlin & Mary Ryan [Newport Nenagh PLU]
Mary Kate/K Treacy, full [age], spinster, teacher, lives Templemore [Templemore], (d. of Thomas Treacy,
deceased, shopkeeper) married Bartley Dockrey, full
[age], bachelor, Actg Sergt,
lives Templemore, (s. of Bartley Dockrey,
deceased, farmer) 20 January 1894 RC Chapel Templemore
Wit: Thomas Gaynor & Maggie Anne Treacy [Templemore Thurles PLU]
John R Treacy, full [age],
bachelor, teacher, lives Youghal, (s. of David Treacy,
merchant) married Elenor/Elena C Keenan Quinn, full
[age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives 81 Gt
Britain St, (d. of John Quinn, BLANK profession] 28 July 1897 RC Chapel Pro
Cathedral Wit: William Warner &
Bridget Quinn Dublin North PLU]
Another Sinn Féin
supporter was John R. Treacy, a native of Youghal, County Cork, who taught in Limerick and Dublin
before coming to Sligo in 1904. He taught in Summerhill
College and in the Technical School. He had been involved with Griffith and
William Rooney in Sinn Féin while in Dublin and was
one of the “Apostles of Sinn Féin” in Sligo. [see Sligo]
Sligo
1914-1921: A Chronicle of Conflict. By Michael Farry.
Kate Tracey, full [age], spinster, teacher, lives Polerton Road Carlow, (d. of Patrick Tracey, bootmaker) married Joseph Murphy, full [age], bachelor, teacher, lives Mill Lane Carlow, (s. of Paul Murphy, teacher) 27 November 1897 RC Chapel Carlow Wit: William Tracey & Mary Tracey [Carlow Carlow PLU]
July 01, 1899
Connaught Telegraph (Mayo)
...Islandeady...building of
a parochial house Martin Tracy, N.T., Athenry...£1...
1902 [Cd. 1314] Department of Agriculture and Technical
Instruction for Ireland.
Rev. Br. R.B. Treacy,
Secretary, Christian Brothers' School, Charleville,
Cork.
Another
Sinn Féin supporter was John Rupert Treacy, a native of Youghal,
County Cork, who taught in Limerick and Dublin before coming to Sligo in 1904.
He taught in Summerhill College and in the Technical
School. He had been involved with Griffith and William Rooney in Sinn Féin while in Dublin and was one of the “Apostles of Sinn Féin” in Sligo. [see Sligo]
1904 [Cd. 1890, 1881, 1841] Appendix to the sixty-ninth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, for the year 1902.
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy,
Reading, grammar and Scripture
1905 [Cd. 2373, 2374] Appendix. To the seventieth report of
the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, for the year 1903.
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy,
Reading, grammar, history, geography and Scripture
1906 [Cd. 2773, 2774] Appendix to the seventy-first report of the
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, for the year 1904
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy,
Reading, grammar, history, geography and Scripture
1906 [Cd. 3185, 3254, 3192] Appendix to the seventy-seoond report of the Commissioners of National Education in
Ireland, school year 1905-6.
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy,
Reading, grammar, history, geography and Scripture
31 March 1905 List of Teachers Employed by the
Commissioners of National Education
Bernard A.
Tracy, 21 years 9 months [b. Waterford], served 2 years 6 months, Educated Lowtown Galbally [Limerick]/St.
Peter's Whitefriar St Dublin/Annascaul
Annascaul [Kerry], Serving in Kerry 7887 Knightstown
B, Assistant
Brigid Treacy, 29 years 1 month, served 6 years, educated convent Cappoquin, serving Waterford 7311 Mount Melleray,
Assistant
John Treacy, 61 years, served 41 years 3 months, educated Clonmiclan Urlingford Thurles, serving Tipperary 5308 Gortnahoe, Principal
John Treacy, 23 years 5 months, served 3 years 3 months,
educated Gortnagarry Toomavara,
trained St. Patricks, serving Tipperary
22384 Gortnagarry, Principal
Maggie Anne
Treacy, 28 years 1 month, served 8 years 3 months,
educated Mercy Convent Templemore, trained Our Lady
of Mercy, serving Tipperary 13248 Templemore
B Inf, Assistant
Martin Treacy, 31 years 4 months, served 10 years 9 months,
educated Newcastle Monivea, trained De La Salle,
serving Galway 11183 Coldwood, Principal
Mary Treacy, 34 years, served 10 years 11 months, educated Ardpatrick Kilfinane, serving
Limerick 8157 SS Peter & Paul G, Assistant
Patrick Treacy, 36 years 4 months, served 16 years 4 months, educated Garrison
Garrison/Central Model Dublin/ Model Enniskillen/De
La Salle Castletown Mountrath,
serving Fermanagh 3494 Garrison, Principal
Timothy J Treacy, 27 years 8 months, served 5 years 3 months,
educated De La Salle College Waterford, serving Kilkenny
13265 St. Patricks, Assistant
July 04, 1908 Connaught Telegraph (Mayo)
Connacht Feis 1908...Tuam...2s6d...Mrs Tracy, N.T....
1908 List of Schools that adopted Department
Regulations
Rev.
Brother R.B. Treacy, Christian Brothers' Schools, Charleville Cork
1910
Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory
Belleek, County Fermanagh
P. Tracey, N.S. teacher, Garrison
1911
Bernard Alphonsus Tracy of
Knightstown, National Teacher, Valentia Caherciveen Co. Kerry [see Waterford]
1911
Census
Mary Tracy, 24, F, Bridge Street, Portlaw, Waterford (daughter, teacher, single) [sister]
1911 Census
Margaret
Mary Treacy, 21, F, Mardyke Street, Cork No. 7 Urban (part of), Cork
(daughter, single, National school teacher, b. Wexford)
1925 Martin Tracey, NT, Castleturbin,
Athenry,
Coldwood N.S., Craughwell, Athenry, Co. Galway
The
school was built in the year 1874. It continued until 1936. It was a one-roomed
structure with a gable facing the road. It was situated beside the present
school. Miss Monaghan and Miss Lohan taught there
around the beginning of the century. Martin Treacy
and his sister Julia were there until 1927. Julia Treacy taught in Coldwood until
the year 1933.
22 June 1929 (Southern Star) Colaisde na Mumhan
Examination results
Successful candidates for teaching
certificates...Maire Ni Threasaigh,
N.T., Dundareirke, Macroom...
1930s The
Schools’ Collection - Carlow
Mrs Annie Tracey/Treacy,
Principal, Rathvilly
6 September 1947 (IT) Weddings
Lieut. D. Treacy and Miss R. Cummins. The marriage took place at the Immaculate Lady
of Refuge Church Rathmines, of Lieut. Donal Treacy, eldest son of Mrs.
Margaret Treacy, Castlematrix,
Rathkeale, Co. Limerick, and the late Joseph Treacy,
National teacher, Templeglantine, Co. Limerick,
and Miss Rosalind Cummins, second eldest daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. W.J.
Cummins, 1 Cambridge road, Rathmines. The ceremony
(with Naptial Mass and Papal Blessing) was performed
by the Rev. JJ O'Connor CC. Lieut. Thomas Treacy
(brother of the groom) was best man and the bridesmaid was the bride's sister,
Miss May Cummins.
Last update: 07
November 2024