Deglanum Tracey married Brigidam Ormond [died 1816? see
cemetery] 22 Jun 1810 Clashmore and Kinsalebegg Parish
Deglani Tracey/Treasy & Brig/ Brigita Ormond
Mar Tracey b. 29 Jun 1813 of Pilltown [Kinsalebeg] Sp. Thos Scanlan & Cath Mernin. Clashmore and Kinsalebegg Parish
Brigitam Treasy b. 11 Feb 1816 of Pill Town Sp. Johanne Ormond & Cathe Power. Clashmore and Kinsalebeg Parish
Declan/Declani/Deglan
Tracy/Treacy & Helena/Elena/Elina Malroney/Mullowney/Mullony [2nd
wife?]
Catharina Tracy b. 12 Jul 1817 of Pilltown Sp. Gulielmo Fitzgerald
& Eliza Lawlor Clashmore
and Kinsalebegg Parish
Mich Treacy b. 7 Oct
1821 Sp. Ricd Michl O'Donel & Maria Connery Clashmore
and Kinsalebegg Parish
Annam Treacy
b. 12 Apr 1825 Sp. Rs Mauritius M.Grath & Maria Welby?
[word crossed out] Brown? Clashmore and Kinsalebegg Parish
Marg Treacy b. 27 Feb
1827 Sp. Richd Power & Cath
Mullony Clashmore and Kinsalebegg Parish
Edmundum Tracy b. 23 Apr 1833 Sp. Rev po [latin
for priest?] Patricis Quirke & Maria Walsh Clashmore and Kinsalebegg Parish
Mautitium Tracy b. 19 Sep 1834 Sp. Matheo
Mullony & Margarita Flynn Clashmore
and Kinsalebegg Parish
1.
Declan Tracey (1791? - 1865)
1.1 Patrick Tracy (1814?-1885), rev, Minor
Orders 1837, curate Ballybrickan
1840, 1846 Butlerstown 1845, Trinity Without 1844,
1849 & 1851 (all around Waterford City) Modeligo
1851 (west Waterford) Tallow 1853, Kilrosenty 1856 to
1867
1.2 Bridget Tracy (Mother Clare) (1815?-1897)
1840 entered Carmelite Convent of St. Joseph's Tallow Waterford, Superior
1877-1880
1.3 Thomas Treacy
(1820?-1872), rev, CC Cahir to Portlaw
1853
1.4 Michael Gerard Tracy (1821?-) m. Teresa
Mary Fitzgerald (d. of late Maurice Fitzgerald Esq., Rockview,
Cloyne, County Cork) April 1887
Michael
Treacy (M.G. Tracy Michael), full [age], bachelor,
gent, lives Piltown [Pilltown
Kinsalebeg] Waterford (s. of Declan Treacy, dead, gent) married Teresa Fitzgerald, full [age], spinster,
lady, lives Rock View Cloyne [Cloyne],
(d. of Maurice Fitzgerald, gent) 24 March 1887 RC St Peter & Pauls Wit:
Richard Nevill & Alice Coppinger
[Cork No.5 Cork PLU]
“Irish Marriages” extracted from the
“Irish American”
Week ending April 23, 1887
Tracey-Fitzgerald
March 21, by
special license, at Cork.
M.G. Tracey, Bawnalog,
Piltown, County Kilkenny, son of the late Declan
Tracey, Esq., to Teresa Mary, daughter of the late Maurice Fitzgerald Esq., Rockview, Cloyne, County Cork.
1901 Census
Teresa Tracy, 46, F, 18 Kilnap, Saint Mary's, Cork, Housekeeper, Roman Catholic, Sister, Widow, Co Cork [living with brother Richard Fitzgerald]
Ellen Fitzgerald
7 Jun 1907 Glen Villas Kilnap Cork,
spinster, to Teresa Tracy widow
1911 Census
Teresa
Tracy, 63, F, 36 Kilnap, St. Mary's, Cork (widow, sister to head Richard
Fitzgerald)
1.5
Ellen Mary Tracy (d. between 1867 and 1871) married Alderman Andrew Ryan, of
Waterford
22 February 1875 (NJ) Rolls Court [Waterford]
Chatteris v. Tracey...against the Rev. Patrick Tracey and Mr J Ryan of Waterford as represenatives of the late Andrew Ryan, Esq., of Waterford [died March 1867]...His widow, Mrs Ellen Mary Ryan, took administration, and distributed his assets, reserving, however a sum of £430...Marseilles Company. She died before any claim was made, and although her brother, the Rev. Thos. Tracey, took out administration to her, the money was allowed to remain in the bank undisturbed for two years, when he died, and his brother, the Rev. Patrick Tracey, then took out administration, and in the month of February 1873...drew the money out of the bank...Money will be paid.
February 1875
Rev Patrick Tracey and Mr. John Ryan of Waterford, the representatives of the late Andrew Ryan, Esq, of Knock House, in the city of Waterford.
1.6 Anne Tracy (1825-1873) d. 24 October 1873
at Piltown, Youghal
1.7 Margaret Tracy (1827-)
married William Condon Piltown 1868
Margaret Tracy, Ditto [full age], spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Piltown, (d. of Declan Tracy, Ditto [farmer]) married William Condon, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Temple Valley, (s. of Patrick Condon, farmer) 25 January 1868 RC Chapel Piltown Wit: James Rice & Anne J. Tracy. Priest Patrick Tracy C.C. [Clashmore Youghal PLU Waterford]
Margaritam Tracey married Guilielmum Condon 25 Jan 1868 Wit: Jacobo Rice & Anna Tracey. Priest Patritius Tracey Clashmore and Kinsalebegg Parish
Margaret Tracy, single, (d. of Dalan [Declan?] Tracy) m. William Condon, single, (s. of Patrick Condon) 25 Jan 1868 Piltown, Co. Waterford, Ireland
Margaritae Tracey & Gulielmi Condon
Joannes Condon b.
28 Dec 1869 of Timple Valley [Templevally
Mogeely] Sp. Reverendus
Joannes Tracey & Maria Condon. Conna Parish [East Cork]
1.8 DAUGHTER married 1859
1.9 DAUGHTER married Jeremiah O'Brien, Ballimacart, Dungarvan, their daughter entered convent 1860
1.10 Matthew Lewis Tracy (1829?-1862?)
Tracy,
Matthew Lewis, s. of Declan, Piltown, Youghal, Co. Cork; under 26; aft. Maurice,
brother. H 1855.
Nov 15 1862 Medical Times and Gazette
Tracey.— October 27, at Piltown,
Ireland, Mr. Matthew Tracey, Medical Student. He had completed his studies, and
was on the eve of going up for his examination for the Diploma of the Royal
College of Surgeons of Ireland.
1.11 Declan Tracy (1829?-1885)
1.12 John Tracy (1823?), student of the Irish
College Rome 1843, CC, rev, Cahir to Ardmore 1853,
left 1858, CC Clogheen, Tipperary? 1858, Carrick-on-Suir (Tipperary) 1861, 1865 or Cappoquin
1865, Tallow 1866 to 1868
1853 Joannes Tracy priest. Cahir Parish register
1.13 Maurice Charles Tracy (1834-1873), Army
Medical Staff, youngest son of Declan Tracy, Esq, Piltown, County Waterford, to Mary, eldest daughter of Charles
Honsley, Esq, surgeon, Port
Elizabeth, May 12 1863 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Port Elizabeth, Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope
17 juillet 1868 Le
Franco-canadien (Saint-Jean d'Iberville
Casnada)
Mariage.
En cetie ville, le
15 du courant, par le Rev. M. Aubry, curé de St. Jean, Maurice Charles Frederic Tracy. Ecr, Asistant Chirurgien
de l'Etat-Major, file de feu
Deacon Tracy, Eer., de Piweltown House, Waterford, Irlande, a Delle. Cherry
Elisabeth Mary Howand, fille
aineee de Henry Howard, Ecr., M. D. St. Jean.
18 juillet 1868 La Minerve (Montreal Canada)
MARIAGE.
A St. Jean, P. Q. le 15 courant, par le Rév. M. Aubry, curé, Maurice - Charles -
Frederick Tracy, Assistant - Chirurgien de l'Etat-Major, fils de feu Dracon Tracy, Ecr, de Piwlltown House,
Waterford, Irelande, a Dile.
Cherrie- Elizabeth-Mary, fille de
Henry Howard, Ecr., M.D., de St. Jean.
Tracy and
Howard - August 12 1868, at St Johns PQ...Maurice Charles Frederick Tracy, Staff
Assistant Surgeon, son of the late Declan Tracy, Esq
of Pilltown House, Waterford to Cherrie Elizabeth
Mary, daughter of Henry Howard Esq MD of St Johns and granddaughter of the late Rice? Meredith Esq of Riary?
Vally, Queen's County.
17 Aug 1868 BL
Tracy and Howard - August 12 1868, at St Johns
P.Q. Duddin? ...Maurice Charles
Frederick Tracy, Staff Assistant Surgeon, son of the late Declan Tracy, Esq of Pilltown House, Waterford to
Cherrie Elizabeth Mary, daughter of Henry Howard Esq
MD of St Johns and granddaughter of the late Rice
Meredith Esq of Reary
Valley, Queen's County.
1871 Census - Saint-Louis, L'Isle-aux-Coudres, Charlevoix, Quebec, Canada
Maurice Chs Tracy, 34, b. 1837 Ireland, Cathe,
surgeon
Elizabeth
M. Tracy, 29, b. 1842 Ireland, do [Cathe]
17 August 1868 Cork Examiner
Cherry
Elizabeth Mary Howard was born circa 1841. She married Maurice Charles
Frederick Tracy on 15 August 1868 in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu,
Québec.
http://irish-merediths.com/g0/p73.htm#i3645
1861 census shows
the family living in Montreal, at 132 Craig St. It shows the parents and 8 children and states that all family
members are accounted for. Age is shown as that of “next birthday”.
The census was taken on Sunday, 13/1/1861.
Henry [Howard] – surgeon, b. in Ireland, Catholic, 46
(“personal estate”, $2,500)
Charlotte – wife, b. in Ireland, Anglican, 45
Cherrie – dau., b. in Ireland,
Anglican, 20
Other mentions:
1868 - Cherrie Eliz. Mary = Dr. Charles
Frederick Tracy at St John’s, P.Q. on 15/8/1868. Tracy is a “Staff
Assistant Surgeon”, son of Deacon Tracy of Pievelltown
(?) House, Waterford.(source for marriage: Cork
Examiner, 17/8/1868, page 4)
Other mentions of Tracy: (seen by Madeleine Égré-Howard on a Waterford site)
1858 – Dublin Hospital Gazette. Maurice Charles Frederick, of Pilltown,
County Waterford, appears on “a list ( of the Royal
College of Surgeons) of gentlemen who obtained the diploma in the previous
year”. (another source states it was awarded in 1858)
1859 - A Maurice Tracey (sic) was appointed to Canterbury Station , Army Medical Dept., Cape of Good Hope.
1863 – Maurice Tracey (sic), who was commissioned on 20th April,
1859, was named Ass’t Surgeon ,
staff, 21st Foot (?)
homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com%2F~sharonmh%2FMeredith%2FCharlesCoote.pdf
Declan Tracy, Date of Death 29 Mar 1865, aged 76 years, Piltown Clashmore, married,
farmer, informant Declan Tracy
Declan Tracy died 1865, Youghal
PLU, Aged 76, b. 1789, died 29 Mar 1865 Piltown, Youghal - 1865 newspapers OR 1867 online index = Nealon Tracy died 1865, [Youghal
PLU?], Aged 76, b. 1789, died 29 Mar 1865 Pittown, Youghal, [Pilltown Kinsalebeg] Waterford, relative Nealon
Tracy [1867 Online register]
Declan
Treacy; 75; Piltown Youghal COR IRL; Cork Examiner; 1865-4-8; dja
Declan Treacy; Piltown Youghal COR IRL; Cork Examiner; 1865-4-3; dja
Declan Tracy, Date of Death 02 Oct 1885, aged about 56
years, Piltown Clashmore,
bachelor, farmer.
James Tracey, Date of Death 03 Apr 1911, 71 years, Ballycurrane Kinsalebeg Ardmore,
farmer, widower, son-in-law Michael Barron.
Patrick Tracy, Date of Death 06 Jun 1864, 33 years, Shanacoole Clashmore, farmer,
bachelor, brother Roger Tracy.
John Tracey, Date of Death 22 May 1872, 40 years, Lismore Lismore, Catholic clergyman, bachelor. [of Cappoquin]
Patrick Tracy, Date of Death 29 Nov 1885, 71 years, Piltown Clashmore, RC priest,
bachelor.
Bridget Tracy, Date of Death 16 Dec 1897, 82 years, Convent Tallow, Carmelite Nun, spinster.
Thomas Tracy, Date of Death 13 Jan 1872, 52 years, Ballinasisla Banmahon, clergyman bachelor.
Name: Tracy, Bridget
Inscription: Erected by Declan Tracy in memory of his wife Bridget
Tracy who departed this life February 21, 1876, aged 29 years.
R.I.P. Amen.
Graveyard: Clashmore
Source: The Irish Genealogist Vol.2 No.8 1950
[1819]
October 25, 1854 (FJ) Incumbered Estates
In the Matter of John Walsh and Thomas Lalor v. the Estate of Anne Power, continued in the name of
Edmond Power...lands of Scartlea, Upper Third,
Waterford; Richardstown, Iffa
and Offa East, Tipperary...Judgement obtained by Deaglin
Treacy, in the Court of Queen's Bench, as of Easter
Term, 1819, against Richard Power, jun, for the penal
sum of £500.
23
May 1828 An Act for the Erection of a Bridge across
the River Blackwater [at Youghal]
County of Waterford, Kinsalabeg
or Clashmore, Charles Edward Kennedy Esq, owner, Declan Tracy [x 2], occupier
1823 Tithe Valuation of Ireland
Deglan Treacy, Bishops-Grove,
Ardmore, Waterford, 29th January 1827, Charles E. Kennedy Esq, 92 & 100 acres first quality land [written in: OS
37 Garranaaspick 185, Wm Anderson Esq]
Deighlin Tracey, Pilltown, Kinsalebeg, Waterford, 1833, 20 & 70 & 40 & 14
& 10 acres (Total 154a/1r19p),
Deighlin Tracey, Kilgabriel, Kinsalebeg, Waterford, 1833, 42 acres
1836
(582) Tithe suits (Ireland.)
26 May 1835
Rev. John Burke Wallace, plaintiff, Deglan Treacy, defendant
[Declan?]
Hon and Rev. George Theobald Burke, plaintiff, Teglan
[Declan?] Treacy defendant
11
January 1839 (FJ) O'Connell
Clashmore and Kinsale Beg,
county of Waterford...Declan Tracy, Esq...
Thomas Tracy, Waterford – matriculated
11/9/1837 (Students of Maynooth)
Thomas Tracey, 25 years, appointed by Right
Rev. Dr. Foran his ordinary, entered 1837 for 7 years,
Waterford Diocese
30
September 1837 (FJ) The Catholic Church (Waterford
Chronicle)
The Right Rev. Doctor Foran, held an ordination in
the chapel of St. John, Bowling-green-lane...Minor Orders...Patrick Tracy...
31
May 1839 (FJ) The Catholic Church
The Right Rev. Dr. Foran,
Bishop of Waterford has conferred Deacon's orders on...Tracey...The Rev.
Messrs...Tracey subsequently received Priest's orders.
9
September 1843
Holograph letter from
George D Fottrell, 54 Old Dominick Item Street,
Dublin to (Dr. Cullen, Irish College Rome.) Fottrell has asked
Rev. Christopher Burke of the Metropolitan who is travelling to Rome to pass on
this letter. He has received £31 from Rev. P Tracy for his brother John who is
a student of the college. [Presumed Rev Patrick Tracy of Waterford]
Pre-Cullen Series Irish College Rome
16 November 1844 & 1849 (N) Waterford
...Rev. Patrick
Tracy, Trinity Without, Waterford...
4 January 1845 (N) O'Connell Tribute
Parish of Butlerstown [Waterford] - Rev. Mr. Tracey, R.C.C...
25 October 1845 (N) Loyal National Repeal
Association
Trinity Without,
Waterford, per Rev. P. Tracey
Parish Trinity without or Ballybricken, Bishop Flynn, M., Curate
Tracy, Patrick, Post town Waterford
1846 Charitable Donations and
Bequests (Ireland)
Mary Malone, of the Mayor's Walk,
City of Waterford: To Rev. Patrick Tracy, to be distributed amongst the poor of
the parish of Trinity in said city.
Parliamentary
Papers, Great Britain Parliament. House of
Commons
1850 Thoms
Directory of Ireland
M. Tracy, Curate, Tramore,
Waterford
Patrick Tracy, Curate, Trinity Without or Ballybrikan, Waterford
3 February 1851 Cork Examiner
... Patrick Tracey,
C.C., Trinity Without, been removed to Modrligo.
February
7, 1851 (FJ)
The Rev Patrick Tracey, CC, Trinity Without
has been removed to Modeligo - Waterford News
October
11, 1853 (FJ) Catholic Church
...Rev P Treacy,
CC. Modeligo to Tallow...Rev Thomas Treacy, CC Cahir to Portlaw...Rev John Treacy, CC, Cahir to Ardmore...
16
February 1856 (N) Ecclesiastical
...the exemplary curate of Modeligo, the Rev. P. Tracy, has exchanged to Kilrosenty. [county Waterford]
27
December 1856 (N)
A deputation from the parishioners of Portlaw and Ballyduff waited, a
few days since, on the Rev Thomas Tracy, their late curate, with an address and
a liberal donation of £70...-Waterford News
1856 Slater's Royal National Commercial Directory Of Ireland
Thomas Tracey (rev), Portlaw,
Waterford. Catholic Curate
July
1, 1858 (FJ) Catholic Church
The Rev J. Tracey, CC, was presented on
Sunday last, at Ballyneale, with an address and
purse, containing fifty sovereigns to mark the appreciation of his worth and
the regret felt for his departure by the inhabitants of Ardmore. The deputation
was most hospitably entertained by the truly Irish P.P. of Ballyneale.
1858 Members:
John Tracy, Rev CC Clogheen,
Tipperary?
Patrick Treacy, Rev
CC, Kilrosenty, Lamybrien,
Co. Waterford
4-7
March 1859 Cork Examiner
... Rev. P. Tracy, C.C., Kilrosenty,
brother to the bride, assisted the Rev. Gerald F. Long, P.P..
Clashmore, the Rev. John Mullins, P.P., Old Pariah,
and the Rev. P. ...
December
19, 1860 (FJ) Catholic Intelligence
...Presentation Convent, Lismore. The young
lady who had the supreme happiness to register her vows on this occasion was
Miss Bridget O'Brien, elder daughter of Mr. Jeremiah O'Brien, Ballimacart, Dungarvan and niece
to the Reverends Patrick, Thomas and John Tracey, all Catholic curates in this
diocese...
1861 Subscribers:
Rev P Treacy CC, Killresenty (Kilrossanty,
Waterford?)
Rev J Treacy CC,
Carrick-on-Suir (Tipperary)
Rev R? Treacy CC, Ring Dungarvan (Waterford)
Fitzpatrick WJ (1861) The
Life, Times & Correspondence of the Right Rev. Dr Doyle, Bishop of Kildare
& Leighlin. Duffy, Dublin.
Inland
Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership
consists...Thomas Tracy, Rev., Ring, County Waterford
31
Mar 1865 Waterford News
On Wednesday, at his residence, Piltown, near youghal, advanced
age. Declan Tracey, Eeq . a respectable and truly upright inhabitant, father the Rer. Messrs. Tracey, fatherin-law Alderman Andrew Ryan, this city. the Presentation Convent, in this
3 April 1865 Cork Examiner
...
Declan Treacy. Esq., father of the
Revs. Patrick, Thomas, and John Treacy.
C.C.'s, and father-in-law of Alderman Ryan, of Waterford ...
5
May 1865 The Waterford News
Tbe Month's Mind for tbe
late lamented Declan Tracey, Esq., took place at tbe
parish cbnrcb of Piltown on
tbe 27th ult., where over fifty clergymen assisted at
tbe High Mass and Office, including tbe Very Rev. Dr. Flynn, P.P., V.O., Trinity Without ; Very
Rev. Dr. Hally, P.P., V.G., Dnngarvan;
Very Rev. Canon Murphy, P.P., Yonghsl, and Rev.
Maurice Power, P.P., Killeagh, diocese of Cloyne ; Rev. W. Coony, P.P., Clerihan, Casbel, Celebrant, Rev.
Patrick Meany, C.C., Clones; deacon, Rev. Patrick Wallace, C.C., Passage ;
sub-deacon, Rev. Wm. Shanahan, C.C., Abbeyside;
master of ceremonies, Rev. John Walsh, C.C., Kilgobinet.
5
May 1865 Freemans Journal
The month's mind for the late lamented Declan Tracey, Eeq, father of the Revs. Messrs Tracey, of the dioceie of
Waterford, took place at the parish church of Pliltovn
on the 27th ultimo, where
1865
Catholic Directory,
Almanac and Registry of Ireland, England and Scotland
John Tracey, Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir, Waterf.
& Lism.
John Tracy, Cappoquin,
Waterf. & Lism.
Pat. Tracy, Kilrosanty
and Fews, Kilmacthomas, Waterf. & Lism.
Thos. Tracey, Kill and Newtown, Kilmacthomas, Waterf. & Lism.
15
December 1866 (N) Saint Joseph's Convent, Tallow, Co. Waterford
...present...Rev J. Tracey, C.C., Tallow...
10
August 1867 (FJ) Carmelite Convent Tallow, County Waterford
...Rev P. Treacy,
CC, Kilrosenty; Rev J. Tracy, OD, Tallow...
10
February 1868 (FJ) The Limerick Declaration
...John Tracey, C.C., Tallow, County
Waterford...
22
June 1868 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
...Rev Dr Tracey, CC, do [Tallow]...
14
November 1868 (N) St. John's College, Waterford
...Rev Thomas Tracey, CC, Kill...Rev P.
Tracey, CC, Kilrosenty...Rev John Tracey, CC, Slievegue...
Patrick Tracy, curate, Aglish
Thomas Tracy, curate, Kill
7
July 1870 (FJ)
...Rev. T. Treacy,
C.C., Knockmahon [Waterford]...
7
July 1870 (FJ)
Rev. P. Tracy, CC, Aglish,
Cappoquin
1870 Slaters
Bonmahon Co. Waterford - Rev Thomas Tracy
17
July 1871 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
Rev. Thos Tracy, CC, Bunmahon,
do [Waterford?]...
15
July 1872 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb, Cabra
...Rev. Patk Treacy, CC, Aglish, Cappoquin...
Thomas Tracey
Rev 30 Jan 1872 Seaview Cottage Bonmahon Waterford, RC Clergyman, by Rev Roger Power of All
Saints near Kill PP and John O’Brien of King Street Waterford, solicitor
22
February 1875 (NJ) Rolls Court [Waterford]
Chatteris v. Tracey...against the Rev. Patrick Tracey
and Mr J Ryan of Waterford as representatives of the late Andrew Ryan, Esq., of
Waterford [died March 1867]...His widow, Mrs Ellen Mary Ryan, took
administration, and distributed his assets, reserving, however a sum of
£430...Marseilles Company. She died before any claim was made, and although her
brother, the Rev. Thos. Tracey, took out administration to her, the money was
allowed to remain in the bank undisturbed for two years, when he died, and his
brother, the Rev. Patrick Tracey, then took out administration, and in the
month of Febraury 1873...drew the money out of the
bank...Money will be paid.
25
May 1877 (FJ) Jubilee of Pope
...Patrick Tracy, CC, Aglish
[Waterford]...D Tracy, AB, TCD, do [Clashmore, county
Waterford]...
March 1886 Donahoe's
Magazine, Boston
The
Rev. Patrick Tracy, of the diocese of Waterford, Ireland, died recently, aged
seventy-three years. He was ordained in 1837, and up to 1848 was connected with
the parish of Trinity Without, Waterford, as a zealous and devoted missionary
curate. He took an active and earnest interest in the 1848 movement, and was
intimately associated with the late General T. F. Meagher, on which occasion,
fortunately, his great influence over the masses saved that city from a
sanguinary conflict, as the rescue of Meagher on the morning of his arrest was
fully determined. In other parishes of the diocese he was distinguished for his
zeal and charities, and had been a hard-working priest for nearly fifty years.
[Thomas
Francis Meagher’s arrest] With the assistance,
however, of the Rev. Mr. Tracy, who sat upon the box of the chaise, some order was
restored, and the harness replaced. Mr. Meagher s faithful followers, the Ballybricken men, again exerted themselves to the utmost to
see that his instructions were carried out...
[John
O Mahony's Personal Narrative] "Meagher arrived
alone He said, that on coming to Waterford at night, he had sent for the chief
men of his club, and. (I believe) Father Tracy. The men came to him, Tracy did
not. On his asking them to march, they said they could not without Father Tracy
s advice and consent. Too late then to look for it, or to
muster the club-men. Meagher not encouraged to wait.
This Tracy, I afterwards understood, was the Byrne of Waterford Primum Mobile and chief adviser of the clubs, though not
personally presiding over any club himself. (Meagher does not seem to blame
this man. 1 do from the circumstance that his conduct on this first appeal to
him was exactly the counterpart of Byrne's)."
Cavanagh, Michael (1892) Memoirs of Gen.
Thomas Francis Meagher : comprising the leading events
of his career chronologically arranged, with selections from his speeches,
lectures and miscellaneous writings, including personal reminiscences.
October
6, 1840 (FJ) The Catholic church
On Thursday, the 24th ult...received into the convent of St. Joseph, at Tallow, Miss
Bridget Tracey, daughter of Declan Tracey, Esq., of Piltown,
in this county...-Waterford Chron.
29
Sep 1841 (CE) Catholic Intelligence
Miss Tracy, daughter of a Mr. Declan Tracy,
and sister of the Rev. P. Tracy, curate of Ballybricken,
in this city, was professed in the convent of Tallow.
September
30, 1841 (FJ)
On Saturday morning last, Miss Tracy,
daughter of Mr. Declan Tracy, and sister of the Rev. P. Tracy, curate of Ballybricken, in this city, was professed a nun in the
Convent of Tullow. The solemn ceremony was performed
by the Rev. E. Condon, attended by several clergymen, and was witnessed by a
respectable attendance of the lady's own friends, and many who were invited
from the town and vicinity. Every part of the sacred service was truly
imposing, and the music and singing very select. - Waterford Chronicle.
The Convent of St. Joseph's, Tallow…About the year 1877, and for some years before this period, there were but few of the religious able to attend school. Death deprived the community of three or four members in little more than the space of a year. As might be expected, with such little help in school, the children were not up to the standard required by the results' programme, which came into operation in or about this time. The Mother Prioress who had charge of the community at this period was M. Clare Treacy (sister to the three Fathers Treacy, late of this diocese), a person of great prudence and foresight ; she wisely determined on seeking subjects more capable of school work. After fervent prayer she succeeded in a short time in getting postulants who were both classified teachers and most desirous of entering the Carmelite Order. These good sisters in a short time by their zeal and diligence worked up the school and raised the classes to the requirements of the programme.
N. Harvey (1912) Parochial history of Waterford and Lismore during the 18th
and 19th centuries.
February
4, 1842 (FJ)
On Wednesday last a man was killed at Piltown, near Youghal, by the
falling of a ton slate upon his head. His name was
Kelly, a father of seven children, a labouring man in the employment of Mr.
Declan Tracy.
March
25, 1842 (FJ) Waterford Repeal Association
...the Rev. Mr. Tracy,
R.C.C. of Butlerstown...
9 September
1843 Holograph letter from
George D Fottrell, 54 Old Dominick Item Street,
Dublin to (Dr. Cullen, Irish College Rome.) Fottrell
has asked Rev. Christopher Burke of the Metropolitan who is travelling to Rome
to pass on this letter. He has received £31 from Rev. P Tracy for his brother
John who is a student of the college. [Presumed Rev Patrick Tracy of Waterford]
Pre-Cullen
Series Irish College Rome
7
October 1843 (N) Repeal Association
...Lismore...Clashmore,
per D. Tracy, Esq., 10l. 12s....
4
November 1843 (N) Repeal Association
...Rev. Patrick Tracey, P.P. Ballybricken, Waterford...Piltown,
Kilkenny, per Mr. D. Tracy £2/3/6...
20
July 1844 (N) Repeal Association
Clashmore and Piltown,
Waterford...Doolan [Declan] Tracy, Esq.
15
March 1845 (N) O'Connell Tribute
Clashmore and Piltown,
county Waterford...Piltown...D. Tracy, Esq., 1l...
6
December 1845 (N)
Clashmore and Pilltown, Co.
Waterford...Declan Treacy, Esq., 1l...
July
19, 1844 (FJ) Repeal
Clashmore and Piltown,
Waterford...D. Tracy, Esq.
1844
Others came out
openly in favour of some form of state-assisted colonization from Ireland. Rev.
Patrick Tracey, a co. Waterford priest, made his position quite clear: 'I
consider it my duty to recommend what . . . would ameliorate the condition of
the poor man, and I consider that emigration would be a mode of doing it'.'
Similar attitudes were not uncommon during the famine. While it is rather
strange that only those who did in fact support emigration were asked directly
for their views upon it, this divergence of opinion may have fairly reflected
that amongst the clergy as a whole.
MacDonagh, Oliver (1947) The Irish
Catholic Clergy and Emigration during the Great Famine. Irish Historical
Studies, Vol. 5, No. 20 (Sep., 1947), pp. 287-302
1845 Law and practice in respect to the
occupation of land in Ireland
Waterford list of Witnesses
Rev. Patrick Trac(e)y curate of Trinity
Without and Butlerstown, evidence on Kinsale Beg near Youghal 9th
October 1844
1845
Report from Her Majesty's Commissioners...Occupation of Land in Ireland
The Reverend Patrick Tracey, sworn and
examined
1. Are you a parish priest
?—I am coadjutor curate to the Rev. Martin Flynn, who was examined here
today, the parish priest of Trinity Without and Butlerstown.
[full text]
February
23, 1846 (FJ)
Rev. Mr. Tracy, R.C. priest of Ballybricken, Waterford has been presented by his friends
with a gold watch, chain and seal, for having restored accord among the
agitating Repealers of that locality.
18
July 1846 (N) John Jack v. Patrick Rourke
John Jack, leasee
of the Earl and Countess of Huntingdon...It was an action of ejectment on the title, brought to recover possession of
the lands of Kilgabriel, now in possession of Declan
Tracy and his sub-tenant...His Lordship...the jury had a right to satisfy
themselves that a notice was given to each of the parts for the entire farm,
and that Rourkle was the under-tenant of Mr.
Tracy...The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, with 6d. costs.
22 Jul 1846 (CE) County Waterford Assizes
...Declan Tracy and
his sub-tenants. The declaration contains two demises, one in the name of the
Earl of Huntingdon and the second of both the Countess and Earl of Huntingdon.
Both date the Ist of April,
1846...
...Tracey, and who,
during a portion of that time paid rent for the whole of those lands, and
receipts had been given to Tracey as representing the others. Notice to quit
was served on the 24th of September. That was served on Tracey, and also on ...
1847 Index to correspondence on measures for
relief of distress
October 23
1846. Letter from Mr. Tracy of Green Vale, Youghal,
to Lord Russel, asking for a grant of £2500 for the
construction of a Roman-catholic chapel, 151 - Treasury Minute refusing the
application
http://www.eppi.ac.uk/eppi/digbib/view?did=c1:203084&p=173&sdid=c1:203257
" Mr. Tracy to Lord John Russell.
Green Vale, Youghal, Ireland, October 23, 1846.
“I write by the advice, and at the suggestions of my fellow-parishioners,
to appeal to your lordship for a grant of £2500 from the public treasury, or
from any other available source that may seem fit to your lordship, for the
construction of a Roman Catholic place of worship in my native parish. From the
kind, humane, and honourable manner that you, my lord, have ever expressed
yourself towards this, now, alas! most unhappy
country, we are led to expect that this, probably the first appeal of the kind
that has ever been made to England, at least to your lordship, will not be
rejected. We could readily have contributed towards this very pious work, but
for the calamity which now affects more than others the farming interest, as
well by the loss of the potato as the imposition of additional taxation on
land. We are now subject to fine, rates, or taxes, and between the whole, it
would be utterly out of our power to make the slightest contribution. Such
being the case, then, there was no alternative left us than that of applying to
your lordship. Our present chapel, which bears the appearance more of a barn
than a house of prayer, is incapable of holding within its walls one half of
this congregation, who are necessarily forced to remain outside, and this even
in the most inclement and rainy weather.
This, my lord, is a state of things almost insufferable, but one which
certainly, from the manner in which matters are now circumstanced in Ireland, we
are totally unable to remedy. Should your lordship condescend to grant the sum
specified, or even a lesser sum of £ 2000, I will humbly suggest to your
lordship the necessity of its immediate application before the winter sets in,
but particularly, because that it would tend to alleviate the condition of many
poor creatures in extreme destitution, who could be employed in its erection.
My lord, the Irish Church has seldom or never intruded itself on the public
treasury, and may I hope that this trifling sum, trifling when contrasted with
the object for which it is intended, will not be refused us. My lord, I will
feel highly honoured by a reply as to whether or not you will assent to the
appeal made to your lordship; in the event of your complying, it shall be my
duty to form a committee, who will see that the money is properly and honestly
managed.”
Treasury Minute of the above, November 3, 1846. • Write to Mr. Tracy that
their lordships regret that it is not in their power to comply with his
application. [Board of Works Series]
Thoughts on the
Poor-Relief Bill for Ireland: together with reflections on ...By John TALBOT
(16th, Earl of Shrewsbury.). London 1847
17 March
1852 Cork Examiner
Youghal Union—Friday...Declan Tracey, Piltown...
21st January 1859 Board of Guardians Youghal Poor Law Union
...Declan Treacy...
1855-6?, 1858, 1859,
1860, 1861, 1862 Elected Board of Guardians Youghal
Poor Law Union
...Declan
Tracy...Resolutions and Correspondence on filling Vacancy in Roman Catholic
Chaplaincy to Workhouse
1851 Griffiths Valuation
Garranaspick, Ardmore, Co. Waterford
|
Map (# of 40) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
1 a |
David Hurley |
Declan Tracey |
House offices
&Land |
16.1.1 |
£5.5.0 |
|
3 A&B |
Thomas Connell |
Declan Tracey |
House, offices
& land |
21.3.7/6.0.19 |
£11.15.0 |
|
3 A |
Margaret Quinn |
Declan Tracey |
House |
4.2.29 |
£3.5.0 |
|
3 B |
Eleanor Kinnure |
House |
£0.6.0 |
||
|
4 |
John Curtain |
House, offices
& land |
5.2.7 |
£2.10.0 |
|
|
5 |
Michael Curtain |
House, offices
& land |
10.2.11 |
£4.10.0 |
|
|
6 A&B |
Mary Quinn |
House, offices orehanl & land |
14.1.0/11.1.16 |
£12.15.0 |
|
|
7 a |
Denis Foley |
House and land |
4.1.21 |
£2.15.0 |
|
|
7 b |
Maurice Power |
Lee-House |
£12.0.0 |
||
|
8 |
Edmond Foley |
House, offices and
land |
17.0.24 |
£8.5.0 |
|
|
9 a |
Patrick Quinn |
House, offices and
land |
27.0.17 |
£13.0.0 |
|
|
10 a |
Patrick Foley |
House, offices and
land |
0.1.7 |
£0.15.0 |
|
|
11 a |
Michael Neil |
land |
10.3.8 |
£6.15.0 |
|
|
12 |
Honoria Broderick |
land |
10.3.33 |
£6.10.0 |
|
|
13 A&B |
Patrick Seyward |
House office and
land |
2.0.31/1.3.0 |
£3.5.0 |
|
|
14 |
Ellen Thornton |
House office and
land |
3.2.38 |
£2.15.0 |
|
|
15 a |
Mary Barron |
House office and
land/Pound |
13.3.28 |
£9.15.0/£2.0.0 |
Kilgabriel, Kinsalebeg, Co.
Waterford
|
Map (# of 40) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
23 A&B |
Declan Treacy |
Reps. Sir J
Kennedy, Bart |
Houses, Offices,
Land |
12.3.3/1.3.10 |
£11.0.0 |
Pilltown, Kinsalebeg, Co.
Waterford
|
Map (# of 40) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
1 |
John Foley |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
2.0.27 |
£1.5.0 |
|
1 a |
Patrick Foley |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
0.2.11 |
£0.5.0 |
|
2 |
John Hickey |
Declan Tracy |
Houses, offices
and land |
5.2.30 |
£3.12.0/£0.18.0 |
|
3 a |
Honoria Neale |
Declan Tracy |
House, offices and
land |
13.2.28 |
£3.5.0/£1.15.0 |
|
6 a & b |
Maurice Connery |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
4.3.25/3.2.1 |
£4.10.0 |
|
7 a |
Maurice Connery |
Declan Tracy |
Houses, offices
and land |
18.2.36 |
£14.10.0 |
|
7 b |
Thomas Mansfield |
Declan Tracy |
Houses, offices
and land |
£0.8.0 |
|
|
7 e |
Edmond Noonan |
Declan Tracy |
Houses, offices
and land |
0.0.16 |
£1.15.0 |
|
7 i |
William Gorman |
Declan Tracy |
Houses |
£0.8.0 |
|
|
7 j |
Thomas Nagle |
Declan Tracy |
House and garden |
0.0.19 |
£0.16.0 |
|
7 k |
Thomas Flahavan |
Declan Tracy |
House and garden |
0.0.14 |
£1.0.0 |
|
7 l |
Margaret Purceil |
Declan Tracy |
House |
£0.10.0 |
|
|
7 m |
Michael Carroll |
Declan Tracy |
House and garden |
0.0.14 |
£0.13.0 |
|
7 o |
Malachy Carroll |
Declan Tracy |
House offices and
yard |
0.0.0 |
£0.0.0 |
|
8 |
John Power |
Declan Tracy |
land |
0.0.19 |
£0.17.0 |
|
9 |
John Shea |
Declan Tracy |
House offices and
land |
2.0.26 |
£2.15.0 |
|
10 a & b |
Patrick Neale |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
2.0.26/1.2.4 |
£2.5.0 |
|
13 a |
Patrick Broderick |
Declan Tracy |
House and garden |
0.0.19 |
£0.16.0 |
|
13 b |
Margaret Kelly |
Declan Tracy |
House |
£0.12.0 |
|
|
14 a |
Michael Cunningham |
Declan Tracy |
House and land |
1.2.15 |
£2.0.0 |
|
14 b |
Patrick Kennedy |
Declan Tracy |
House, offices and
garden |
0.0.35 |
£1.0.0 |
|
14 c |
James Bombster |
Declan Tracy |
House, offices and
garden |
1.0.23 |
£1.5.0 |
|
15 |
Matthew Bombster |
Declan tracy |
House and land |
1.0.23 |
£1.10.0 |
|
16 a |
Declan Tracy |
Reps. Sir J.
Kennedy, Bart |
House, offices
orchard and land |
165.2.3 |
£137.10.0 |
|
John Power |
Declan Tracy |
House and garden |
0.2.0 |
£1.10.0 |
|
|
William Ormond |
Declan Tracy |
House, forge &
garden |
0.0.11 |
£1.0.0 |
|
|
Bridget Kennedy |
Declan Tracy |
House, office and
garden |
0.2.0 |
£0.15.0 |
|
|
Patrick Neale |
Declan Tracy |
House, office and
garden |
0.0.21 |
£1.10.0 |
|
|
Vacant |
Declan Tracy |
House |
£0.8.0 |
||
|
Patrick Kennedy |
Declan Tracy |
Garden |
0.0.13 |
£0.1.0 |
|
|
17 |
James Bombster |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
11.1.5 |
£7.15.0 |
|
18 |
William Ormond |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
1.0.24 |
£1.0.0 |
|
19 |
R.C. Chapel |
Declan Tracy |
R.C. Chapel and
yard |
0.2.13 |
£8.5.0 |
|
20 |
John Fitzgerald |
Declan Tracy |
House and land |
0.3.13 |
£1.5.0 |
|
21 |
Patrick Mannion |
Declan Tracy |
House, office and
land |
5.1.0 |
£1.10.0 |
|
22 |
Patrick Kennedy |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
5.1.0 |
£3.10.0 |
|
23 |
Margaret Kelly Patrick Neale |
Declan Tracy Declan Tracy |
Land |
1.1.20 1.1.20 |
£1.5.0 £1.0.0 |
Rath, Kinsalebeg, Co.
Waterford
|
Map (# of 40) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
1 |
Declan Tracy |
Pierce S. Smith Esq (minor) |
Land |
17.0.1 |
£6.0.0 |
Toberagoole, Kinsalebeg,
Co. Waterford
|
Map (# of 40) |
Occupants |
Immediate Lessor |
Description |
Area |
Valuation
(land/buildings) |
|
1 |
Patrick Foley |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
4.1.0 |
£3.0.0 |
|
2 |
James Foley |
Declan Tracy |
House, offices
& land |
6.3.0 |
£7.0.0 |
|
3 |
John Hickey |
Declan Tracy |
Land |
4.2.29 |
£3.5.0 |
Pilltown House, Pilltown, Kinsalebeg, Waterford
Declan Tracy was leasing this property from
the Kennedy estate at the time of Griffith's Valuation, when it was valued at
over £12. Smith refers to it as "Pilltown, not
long since the estate of the Walshes". The house
is labelled Pilltown House on the 25-inch map of the
1890s. It is no longer extant. Tracy is noted as the owner of over 450 acres in
county Waterford in the 1870s. A substantial mill, valued at £39, in the same townland was being leased by Peter Moore Fisher [X129800].
It was included in the sale of Fisher property in the Landed Estates Court in
November 1865. The mill appears to have fallen into disuse by the end of the
nineteenth century though the ruins remain.
http://landedestates.nuigalway.ie:8080/LandedEstates/jsp/property-show.jsp?id=4371
23-5 May 1855 Cork Examiner
... Declan Tracy, Piltown,
near Youghal, or at the Quarries.
Royal College of Surgeons. List of gentlemen who obtained the diploma
in the previous year
Maurice Charles Tracy, Pilltown, county Waterford.
1858 Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland. The following gentlemen have obtained the Diploma
of the College during the present year:
Maurice Charles Tracy, Pilltown,
county Waterford
The
British Medical Journal, Vol. 2, No. 98 (Nov. 13, 1858), pp. 956-957
1859
Bulletins and Other State Intelligence
Maurice Tracey, Gent.,
vice Chalmers, appointed to the 17th Foot. Dated 20th April
1859.
Maurice
Tracey, 20 Apr 1859, C. of G. Hope.
1861
[2853] Army Medical Department
...M. Tracy, appointed 20 April 1859,
Canterbury station...
1865
[3566] Army Medical Department
Maurice Tracey,
commissioned 20th April 1859, assistant surgeon 1863, staff [21st Foot?]
26
June 1863 Cork Examiner
... Charles Tracy, Esq., Army Medical staff,
youngest son of Declan Tracy. Esq., Piltown, Co.
Waterford, to Mary, eldest daughter of ...
30
June 1863 (FJ) Married
May 12 at St. Augustine's Catholic Church,
Port Elizabeth, Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope, by the
Most Rev. Thomas Murphy, D.D., Maurice Charles Tracy, Army Medical Staff,
youngest son of Declan Tracy, Esq, Piltown, County Waterford, to Mary, eldest daughter of
Charles Honsley[?], Esq,
surgeon, Port Elizabeth.
Tracy and Housley - May 12 1863, at St
Augustine's Catholic Church, Port Elizabeth, Algos
Bay, Cape of Good Hope, by the Right Rev Thomas Murphy, DD, Maurice Charles
Tracy, Esq, Army Medical Staff, youngest son of Declan
Tracy, Esq, Piltown,
County of Waterford, to Mary elder daughter of Charles Housley,
Esq, Surgeon, Port Elizabeth. No cards sent.
1863
Medical Register
Maurice Charles Tracy, registeredd
21 June 1859, Army, Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1858
1866
The New Army List
Maurice Tracey, Ass. Surg. 20 Apr 1859,
stationed at Jersey
December 1867
Staff Assistant Surgeon Tracey in
charge of the troops at the Linenhall Barracks and
Commissariat Staff Corps at Aldborough House has been
released from duty and granted leave until required to embark for Canada.
17
August 1868 Cork Examiner
Tracy—Howabd—Aug.
at St. John's. P.Q.,
Maurice Charles Frederick Tracy, Staff Assistant Surgeon, son of the late Declan ...
Tracy and
Howard - August 12 1868, at St Johns PQ...Maurice Charles Frederick Tracy, Staff
Assistant Surgeon, son of the late Declan Tracy, Esq
of Pilltown House, Waterford to Cherrie Elizabeth
Mary, daughter of Henry Howard Esq MD of St Johns and granddaughter of the late Rice? Meredith Esq of Riary?
Vally, Queen's County.
Maurice
Charles Tracy
9 Apr 1873 Marlborough Street Cork, assistant surgeon in HM army
unattached a widower, to brother Declan Tracy of Piltown
(Clashmore County Waterford), gentleman
June 21 Maurice Charles Tracy
Staff Assistant Surgeon, Army - Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1858
1881 The Medical Press and Circular
Maurice Charles Tracey, Army Medical Department. Dead.
1850
Second & 1856 Eight & 1859 Ninth Report of All Hallows College Drumcondra Dublin
Correspondence:
6 Nov 1854 letter from J.A. Tracy [James
Austin Tracy], Cathedral House Calcutta East Indies
Students in the House:
Mr. J. Tracey of Waterford Diocese, from
Mount Melleray School, to Calcutta E. Indies
Mr. B. Tracey/Tracy of Derry Diocese or
Scotland (w.D.) Diocese, from Mr. M'Leery's
School Glascow, to Glascow
Mr. J Tracey of Waterford Diocese, from Mount
Mellary School, to Salford England
Missions:
Rev James Tracy,
departed April 1844 to Dacca Bengal or St. John's College Calcutta
Rev John Tracey,
departed May 1858, to Salford England
Rev Bernard Tracy,
departed September 1858, to St. Sulpice Paris for
Scotland (W.D.)
Subscriptions in 1850
Mr DT Tracy, Rathmines
£1
Calcutta, per Rev J.A. Tracy £7.15.10
Rev T Tracy, CC, Portlaw
£1
Subscriptions in 1856
Rev Thomas Tracey, CC, Portlaw,
Co. Waterford £1
Subscriptions in 1859
Rev Pat Tracy, CC, Kilrosenty
£1
Mr.
Deaclan Treacy, Ardsallagh
£1
1859
Thom's Almanac and Official Directory of Ireland
Ecclesiastical Directory
Waterford
Ballyneale, John Tracy, curate
Kilrossanty and Fews, Patrick
Tracy, curate
Ring and Old Parish, Thomas Tracy, curate
1862 Landed Estate
Declan
Tracy, Kilgabriel, Decies
& Drum, Waterford, £89.7.6 rent, 88a/3/12p, £63 valuation, Lease dated 4th November
1862 made by Sir Charles Edward Kennedy to said Declan tracey
for 31 years from the 29th of September 1862. Lease reserves...public right of
way...
1863 Landed Estate
Declan
Tracy, Garrananaspick & Kilmaloo
West & Pilltown (sub-denominations of Ballalag, Ringawn and Widow's
farm), Decies & Drum, Waterford, £307 rent,
454a/0r/37p, £347.11.0 valuation, Lease dated 20th March 1833 made by Charles
Edward Kennedy to said Declan Treacy for the life of
Augustus Frederick Duke of Leinster or 100 years from
the 25 March 1833. The lease reserves...[6 rights of
way]...
Deelan [Declan] Tracy 29 Mar 1865 Piltown Waterford, gentleman farmer, to son Michael Gerard
Tracy, gentleman farmer
Declan Tracy d. 1867 Yonghal
[Youghal] Ireland, age 76 [b.c. 1791] (LDS)
28
January 1868 Cork Examiner
... Conpox—Tracy—On the 25th inst, at the Catholic Church of Pil1town,
Waterford. the Rev. P. Tracy. Kiin-s--sputy, brother to the bride ...
1
November 1873 Freeman's Journal
Tracy-Oct. 24, at Piltown, Youghal, Anne. daughter Of the
Late Declan Tracy Esq., Pilltown Co. Waterford.
29
November 1873 Pilot (Boston Ma)
Oct. 24, st Piltown, Youghal,
Anne, daughter of the late Declan Tracey, esq., Piltown, co. Waterford.
1876 Landowners in
Ireland (over 1 acre)
Declan Tracy, Piltown,
Youghal, Waterford. 453a/0r/0p. £537.0.0
1876 (412) Owners of land (Ireland). Return to an order of
the honourable the House of Commons, dated 20 July 1876
Waterford: Declan Tracy, 201a, £121
1881 Slater's Royal National Commercial
Directory Of Ireland
Declan Tracey, Piltown,
Youghal. Gentry
& Clergy.
Declan Treacy,
4 holdings, annual rent £65/5/8, amount paid £51/19/2
Declan Fitzgerald of Garranspot Waterford, landlord Declan Treacy,
17a/1r/3p, poor valuation £10/10/0, old rent £13/6/0, new rent £12/5/0
1884
[C.4059] Arrears of Rent (Ireland) Act, 1882 - Landlords
Declan Treacy,
Waterford, 4 holdings, £63.5.8 rent, £108.8.10 arrears 1880, £51.19.2 paid by
commission
Declan Tracy
2 Oct 1885 Piltown Waterford, farmer, to Catherine
Tracy, spinster and universal legatee
Declan Tracy, d. Oct - Dec 1885 Yonghal [Youghal] Ireland, Age 56
[b.c. 1829] (LDS)
Week
ending April 23, 1887 “Irish Marriages” extracted from the “Irish American”
Tracey-Fitzgerald
- March 21, by special license, at Cork. M.G. Tracey, Bawnalog,
Piltown, County Kilkenny, son of the late Declan
Tracey, Esq., to Teresa Mary, daughter of the late Maurice Fitzgerald Esq., Rockview, Cloyne, County Cork.
(Michael Tracy/Treacy,
Cork, 2nd Quarter 1887 Vol. 5,
page 94 Marriages Register)
16
July 1889 Freeman's Journal
Law Intelligence ...Declan Tracy...
1894 Egan's Waterford Directory
Michael Gould Tracy, Piltown, Youghal, Cork. Juror
Last
update: 24 March 2023