It may be presumed that the Traceys of Donegal
are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
Donegal Genealogy
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The Traceys of Donegal
can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as Donegal
formed part of the territory of the Cenél Eóghain. In Donegal, there is the townland of
Carntressy [Carnatressy, Cairnatressy] in Templecarn, 3 kilometers west of
Pettigo, named after the Traceys. Carntressy may mean the burial mound of
Tracey, a carn is a burial mound of a pile of stones. Another interpretation
may indicate that it was a royal inauguration site for the Traceys. Also in
Templecarn, is Gortinessy, [Cortnatresse, Gortnessy, Gornanepy, Gortressy]
which may also have a Tracey connection. There is also Clanrasse in
Kilmacrenan.
1609
Pat 6 James 1
CIV - 38...Dalton O’Trertie...John otherwise Shane O’Tressie, Neale O’Tressie, Rowrie O’Tressie...of Ballinewill [Ballynawall? and Drum, Clondavaddog]] in ( ) co....9 Mar 6th [Donegal]
1699-1700 Officers of the Earl of Donegal's late Regiment of Foot. [Belfast Regiment?]
Ensign William Tracy 1s. 6d.; Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 15: 1699-1700. William A. Shaw (editor). 1933 17-20 July 1762 The
Dublin Gazette,
Monday Evening one Tracy a Soldier, of Sir Ralph Gore’s Regiment [92nd
Regiment of Foot (Donegal Light Infantry)?], went to bathe himself at Lavit’s
Island [Cork City], and by venturing too far in the water was unfortunately
drowned.
British War Office
Patrick Tracey11th Foot
Recruiting at Ballshannon 1st April 1776 but in none of the musters
back to Chatham in Dec 1772. In Maj Charles Gordon’s Company at Ballyshannon
[Donegal] in quarterly musters of July and Oct 1776 (some companies at
Ballinasloe). Then Gordon’s at Dublin Barracks till November 1778. Then Maj
Archibald Erskine’s I Company at Dublin till end of
Camp at Carigoline in Oct 1879. Then Captain William Draper Nicholas’
Company at Kilkenny till Camp at Cashell ending in October 1780. In Wexford for
the winter and then deserts in Waterford on 7th April 1781. No other
Tracey/Treacey in the regiment at the time.
8 Apr 1781 Memorial No: 232559Lease between William Chambers Esq of Sandvill Tyrone and Dominick Davett. farmer of Meenaroy [Meenirroy], ph of Conwal, DonegalWitness:Bartholomew Tracey of Clofadd, Donegal, aged 40 & upwards; Farmer [Clonleigh?] GLI Lodge 569 minutes (4 Sep 1793). The soldier, John Treacy (no rank given) cannot be traced among the registered members of the later Tyrone militia lodges (no. 846, founded in 1796 and no. 562, founded using a 'revived' warrent in 1797).Petri Mirala (2007) Freemasonry in Ulster, 1733-1813: a social and political history of the masonic brotherhood in the north of Ireland. Four Courts Press, Dublin.Warrant No. 569 issued to brethren in Lifford, County Donegal on the 7th October, 1779. On the 15th November, 1795. Warrant No. 569 was removed to Strabane Co. Tyrone where it continued working until 1822.http://www.irishmasonichistory.com/green-isle-lodge-no-569-founders-jewel-1923.html
1796 Flax Growers
Patrick Treacey, Clonleigh, DonegalThomas Treacey, Drumhome, DonegalJohn Treasty, Tully, Donegal
British
War Office
Francis
Tracey, Sgt b.9th July 1786 Culmany [Donegal?] 1/21st
enlisted 9th July 1803 WO25/942 labourer. Killed in action 12th
Sept 1814 in America serving in Bill Kenny’s Company. Entitled to £5 14s 9d
prize money for the capitulation of Ginoa 18th April 1814 WO25/1633
WO25/942
British
War Office
Nicholas
Tracey b. 1791 Dunniholme, [Drumhome Ballyshannon] Donegal 31st Foot
1812-1818 labourer WO120/25
British
War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracey born Drumholme, Donegal. Served
in 31st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 23, 1813-1818
Michael Tracey born abt 1795
Drumhalme, Donegal - Canadian military service 25 Oct 1813
Michael
Tracey, b. 1795, Ballintra, Donegal
Michael
Tracey b.1800 Drumholme 31st till 1827 Pensioner in DON. Pension
transferred from Sligo to Londonderry 30th June 1856 permanent
WO22/184 Chelsea 11th Nov 1818 as Treacy. Labourer served in Sicily
WO116/28
Michl Tracey, born Drumholm,
Donegal, 31st Regiment of Foot, residence 11 Nov 1818
Thirty?
First Regiment of Foot - 11 Nov 1818, Michl Tracey, 27, total service 5 1/12,
9d rate of pay, vision of left eye from ophthalmia, born Drumholm Donegal,
labourer, 5'4?", Bl? hair, B? eyes, dark complexion
25 January 1817 (FJ) From an Enniskillen Paper
Last week in the
neighbourhood of Ballyshannon, Edward Tracy, a man who, it appears, had
served a number of processes for the Quarter Sessions, was forcibly carried off
and detained, in order, as it is supposed, to prevent his attendance, and
thereby frustrate the ends of justice. This is a novel mode of shewing cause.
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.
1826
Second Report - Irish Education Inquiry [published 1836 House of Commons]
Mr Tracie, Ballyshannon Kilbarron Tyrhugh,
(boarding school), Protestant, pay, about 226l, his own house, 34 Protestants,
1 RC, 20 males 15 females
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...
Index to the Tithe Applotment Book for
Ramelton, 1830
Tracy,
Widow
Tracy, [widow] Arable [Ramelton/Rathmelton], Aughnish, Donegal, 1834
Apr 23, 1833 (BL) Birth
On the 14th inst the lady of Lieut Tracey, R.N. Coast Guard Station, Dunaff Head [Donegal], of a son. [Benjamin Wheatley Tracey, R.N.,? see Tracy Peerage Case]
24
April 1833 Warder and Dublin Weekly Mail
25
April 1833 Southern Reporter and Cork Commercial Courier
April 14, the lady of Lieut. Tracey, R.N.,
Coast Guard Station, Dunaff Head, a son.
Susan Jane sailed from Ballyshannon
May 12th 1838 / arr. June 22nd/23rd 1838 Port of Sligo - Ballyshannon May 12th 1838. A List of Passengers allowed
to proceeding by the Susan Jane of
Donegal, burthen per Register 84 tons, Hugh Hughes Master, for St. John, New
Brunswick.
Kuappy/Knappy? Treacey, 18, spinster
1836-1840 Outrage Reports
Ireland
John Tracey, 1838, Drumholine, Donegal
1839 The New Directory for Londonderry
John Tracy, stonemason, Lifford
July 9, 1844 (FJ) To the Editor
Ballyshannon...They procured a tar
barrel [for a bonfire]...They arrested one young man named Tracy, an innocent
and inofficient lad, who it is said, carried one of the barrels...
1846 Slater's DirectoryLawrence Tracy, Grain Merchant, Moville, Moville, Donegal.
February 3, 1853 (FJ) The Attorney-General V. Larkey
...it appeared that 535 lbs of
foreign Cavendish tobacco was found in the neighborhood of Moville, in the
county of Donegal...Laurence Treacy examined, resides in Moville...
November 28, 1854 (FJ) Catholic University
Parish of Moville...£1 from Mr. L.
Tracy...
1849
Commissioners of National Education
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, Aug 1847,
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
1850
Fowler to Boston
John Tracey, 30, Labourer
Passenger
List of Ship Barbara, Ireland to Philadelphia Pennsylvania, 1852
Charles Tracy, Moville
1853 Boston Pilot
Of James Tracy, who was bound on board the ship "Warbler," and left Liverpool 16th May, `50. When last heard of was on board a steamboat running on the river from New Orleans. Information of him will be thankfully received by his disconsolate mother. Address 131 Front st., (between Race and Elm) Cincinnati, Ohio. If he should see this, or Pierce Hackett or family, they would confer a great favor by informing his poor mother.(ad. is placed under "Donegal")
1855 RIC Service
John Tracy, 4325, b. 1821 Kilkenny
4325 Jno Tracy, 20 years, 5'8.75", b. Kilk, Catholic, recommended by W. Delany J.P., appointed 21 Nov 1841, served Kild Cavan Donegal to 7 Aug '55, PIS Con - PA Con 1 Mar '53 - Con 1 Aug '59, Pensioned 1 June 73, served 31 years 6 months, pension £36.0.0
1850
RIC Service
John (M) Treacy, 13569, b. 1830
Tipperary N
13569 John (M) Treacy,
A33852/4145, 19 years, 5'8", b. Tipperary N, Catholic, married 6 Oct '62,
wife born Cork ER, recommended by Sub Insp Jervis, labourer, allocated 17 Nov
1849, served Wicklow 1 April 1850 - Reserve 22 June '55 - Deneg 17 Oct '56 -
Cork E 1 Aug '57 - Limk 1/5/63, P1SC 1 Nov 1850 - P Ex Pay 1 July - P Aug? C
1/6/63, reward, Gratuity [dead?]
Griffiths
Valuation Donegal 1857
Alphabetical
|
By
area
|
|
Bridget Tressy, The East Port, Ballyshannon
Inishmacsaint Donegal Charles Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon
Inishmacsaint Donegal Con Tressy, Meensheefin Templecarn Donegal James Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon
Inishmacsaint Donegal John Tracey, Letterkenny Road Clonleigh
Donegal John Tracy, Ballymunterhiggin Inishmacsaint
Donegal John Tracy, Carrickbreeny Drumhome Donegal Laurence Tracy, Ballynally Moville Lower
Donegal Laurence Tracy, Malin Road, Moville Moville
Lower Donegal Michael Tracy, Kilgole Drumhome Donegal Thomas Tracy,
Gortaward Inver Donegal |
John Tracey, Letterkenny Road Clonleigh
Donegal John Tracy, Carrickbreeny Drumhome Donegal Michael Tracy, Kilgole Drumhome Donegal Bridget Tressy, The East Port, Ballyshannon
Inishmacsaint Donegal Charles Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon
Inishmacsaint Donegal James Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon
Inishmacsaint Donegal John Tracy, Ballymunterhiggin Inishmacsaint
Donegal Thomas Tracy, Gortaward Inver Donegal Laurence Tracy, Ballynally Moville Lower
Donegal Laurence Tracy, Malin Road, Moville Moville
Lower Donegal Con Tressy,
Meensheefin Templecarn Donegal |
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
John Treacy 7 Oct 1876
Carrickbreeny Donegal, farmer, to Mary Treacy, spinster the principal legatee
John Treacy 9 Sep 1898 Moville
Donegal, spirit dealer, to Mary Treacy widow
Lawrence Treacy 17 Apr 1869 Moville
Donegal, merchant, by Richard Anderson of Gulladuff, miller and Owen Barr of
Moville, woolendraper
James Baxter 16 Oct 1880 Moville County Donegal John Tracy Spirit
Merchant and Charles O'Reilly Physician and Surgeon both of Moville
Martha Kennedy 19 Feb 1909 Castleforward Donegal, to John Tracy (Senior) Farmer.
March
03, 1858 Connaught Telegraph (Mayo)
[Advertisement] Sheep. For sale a flock of
about 300 breeding ewes, pure Black Face, all young and fresh. Apply to
Lawrence Tracey. Moville (by Londonderry) Feb. 1858.
29 November 1858 Morning
Chronicle [see Treacys of
Ballymena Antrim]
On the 24th inst in Ballymena Church, Robert Ball Steele, Esq., jun., eldest son of Robert Ball Steele, Esq., of Rathbride, county Kildare, and Rossylongan, Donegal, to Kate, daughter of the late John Treacy, Esq, Brigadie house, Ballymena, county Antrim.
28 May 1873
Catherine Hyndman Treacy and Robert Ball Steele, Rossylougan, Co. Donegal.
28 May 1873
Anne Beccles Treacy and William Harte, Buncrana, Co. Donegal.
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Charles Treacy, b.
1860 Ballyshannon, Donegal
1860 Census - 3rd
Division 9th Ward New York City, New York
Augustin Tracy M 28 Longford
Ireland, sign painter
Jane Tracy F 22 Donegal
Ireland
Wm J Tracy M 4 City
Of New York
Geo W Tracy M 1 City
Of New York
1861 Donegal
John
Tracey, Ballymunterhiggin otherwise Higginstown, Tyrhugh, Donegal, 10a/2r/10p,
£6 rent, tenant from year to year
1861 Ulster
Street Directory
Ballyshannon, is a market town and seaport (formerly a
Parliamentary borough) in the County of Donegal
C. Treacy, spirit dealer, East Port.
Loftus's inland revenue almanack and official
directory
1861
Second Class Assistant
Stephen Tracey, Dublin
1863
First Class Assistant
Stph
Treacy, Galway 2D
1864
Rides
S
Treacy, Letterkenny 2
1864 Loftus's inland revenue almanack and
official directory
S. Treacey, Letterkenny,
(Dunfanaghy)
1880
Belfast Street Directory
Inland Revenue Office, Queen's Square, Division
Officers - Belfast 2nd Division; Stephen Treacy
13
October 1863 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb Cabra
...5s...Mr Tracey, do [Moville].
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]
1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Records
28
Sep 1864 42892 Margret Tracey, of 691 6th Av, housekeeper, born 1838 Donegal
ard 1854 per - husb Daniel no child
1864
– State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey, Ellen, Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 2
162
Tracey, Ellen, Ballyshannon, Donegal/Leitrim/Fermanagh.
2 3
Tracey, Patrick, Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 17
201
Tracey, Thomas, Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 17
204
Tracy, Thomas, Ballyshannon,
Donegal/Leitrim/Fermanagh. 17 13
Tressy,
James, Ballyshannon, Donegal/Leitrim/Fermanagh. 2 6
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
1867
6. Charles Tracey, Sminver [Kilbarron], Tyrhugh,
Donegal, £3.14.8 rent, 1a/2r/24p, tenant from year to year
April 20 1869
April 17, at Moville,
Lawrence Treacy, Esq., in the 68th year of his age
1876 RIC Service –
Thomas Treacy, 41527, b. 1854 Galway
West Riding
41527 Thomas Treacy, 21 2/3 years,
5'8.5", b. Galway WR, Catholic, married 7-10-83 wife born Donegal,
recommended by C.I. O'Kelly JP, None [trade], allocated 7 sept 75, served Donegal
31 Mar 76, Punishment 28/12/76, Gratuity 10/7/84 41527D/89083, served 8 years 9
months, gratuity £39.17.14
Gratuities
41527, Donegal, Thos Treacy, rank
Con, served 8 years 9 months, grant £4.15.8, pay £59-16, pension £39.17.4, 10
July 84
27
March 1875 (N) Killeenan (from the Ulster Examiner)
...procession...5000 persons present. They
assembled in an adjoining field, in which a suitable platform was previously
erected...On the motion of James m'Analey, Killeenan, seconded by Mr James
M'Cracken, Mr Patrick Tracey, Cloghfin (brother to the Rev Michael Tracey, Adm,
Londonderry) was called to the chair...[Tyrone]
15
May 1875 (N)
On Sunday evening a number of the tenant
farmers of Kildress parish assembled in Mr. Patrick Tracey's Cloghfin, for the
purpose of inaugurating a tenant-right League...Mr. Patrick Tracey, Cloughfin
was elected president of the association...
15
February 1890 (N) Death
The death is announced of the Rev. Michael
Tracey, P.P. V.F., of Dungiven. The senior members of the community in
Desertmartin, where he first officiated, and many more of the people of Derry,
where he ministered afterwards for about eighteen years, will hear of the event
with feelings of unfeigned respect for his memory. Born in the year 1826 in
Lower Badony, he became an ecclesiastical student of the Brow of the Hill
Seminanry, under the presidency of Father Patrick Campbell. He passed thence
with credit to the college of Maynooth. Having served in Desertmartin as curate
for some years, the late reverend prelate Dr. Kelly brought him to the City of
Derry, where he officiated for about eighteen years. He then appointed him to
the important charge of Dungiven parish about the year 1876. After the death of
Father Daniel Magee (who, with Rev. William M'Laughlin, was his colleague in
the ministry in Derry City), he succeeded him as Master of Conference of the
county Derry Deanery. Under his pastorate in Dungiven, which extended over
thirteen years, the new church of St. Patrick was erected cl;ose to the town on
the noble site procured by his predecessor, Very Rev. Father Dan Mooney, and of
this undoubtedly fine building Father Tracey was justly proud, being heard now
and then to put forward its claim to be the second best Catholic Church in this
diocese of Derry.
21
August 1880 (N) Leitrim Land Meeting
...5000 or 6000 people held at Glenade, County
Leitrim...platform...Ballyshannon...Patrick Treacy...
6
November 1880 (N) The Kinlough Demonstration
...Leitrim...Land League...Ballyshannon branch
[Donegal?]...Patrick Tracy...
25
Jan 1876 (BL) Death
Tracy - Jan 11 after a long and painful
illness, at ?? West Thirty-seventh Street, New York, Margaret, wife of David
Tracy and daughter of Thos. and Nan? Quigley, parish of Stranorlar, Co.
Donegal, aged 40 years.
1876 Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
John Tracy, Newtownconningham, Donegal.
34a/2r/12p. £46.5.0
John Tracy: The Will of James Baxter late of Moville County Donegal Pensioner
deceased who died 16 October 1880 at same place was proved at
Londonderry by the oaths of John Tracy Spirit Merchant and Charles O'Reilly
Physician and Surgeon both of Moville the Executors. Date Of Grant:
17/11/1880 Effects: Effects under £1,500
29
Oct 1880
P/183/11/3
Irish National League Membership card,
Ballyshannon branch
Member is Patrick Kerrigan, Ballyinaemuck.
Signed Bernard Kelly and B. Treacy, Hons
Secretaries.
On rear are ‘objects of the league’ including
‘to put an end to rack renting, eviction and landlord oppression’ and the
‘means proposed to effect these objects’
Very delicate condition, torn at sides and top.
1 item.
British Postal Service
Appointments
R Tracey,
1887, Londonderry
Robt Tracey,
1880, Londonderry to St Johnston [Donegal]
Robt Tracey,
1884, Londonderry; Cullion [Donegal]
British
Civil Service Evidence Of Age
Minnie Treacy, born 1882 Fintown Donegal
Ireland
2 June 1908 London Gazette
Prison Service, Ireland: Assistant Matron, Minnie
Treacy
1909 (326) Government Departments (Ireland).- General
Prison Board
Minnie Treacy, 27
years, 1 year 2 months service, Assistant Matron [Cork?]
Devonia, Glasgow to New York 18 Nov 1885
Margaret Tracey, 16,
F, servant, Donegal
September
1889 Student Medals
Junior Grade...Third Class Prizes (in books)...Jeanie
Tracy, Newtowncunningham, Londonderry...
IRELAND—THE
SURVEYOR OF INCOME TAX AT DERRY.HC Deb 17 February 1890 vol 341 cc426-7
§ MR. ARTHUR O'CONNOR (Donegal, E.) I beg to
ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he is aware that a warrant was
lately issued by the surveyor of Income Tax at Londonderry against Mr. John Tracy, of Newtown Cunningham, in
Donegal, in respect of Income Tax upon property, but was discharged on
evidence that the ownership was not in Mr. Tracy; whether it is a fact that
during the discussion the Surveyor asked Mr. Tracy, "Why did you get your
name in for a vote on another person's property;" and if he will explain
how an electoral franchise concerns the Surveyor of Taxes as such?
§ MR. GOSCHEN An assesment having been made on
Mr. Tracy in respect of a holding for which he was rated as owner and occupier,
Mr. Tracy explained that he was not the owner. The Surveyor of Income Tax then
asked Mr. Tracy whether he was rated for the purposes of obtaining a vote, in
order to as certain how his name appeared in the Rate Book when the property
was not this,
Registers
of Seamen's Services
Sidney Tracy, b. 01 December 1891 Donegal
Donegal, Official Number: M5900 ADM 188/1029
1853-1923 Royal Navy
Sidney Tracy. Official Number:
M5900. Place of Birth: Donegal, Donegal. Date of Birth: 01 December 1891.
[Treacy, Patrick Sidney, Ballyshannon, 4th Quarter 1898 2 10]
1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for
typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition,
an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As
such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Bridget Tracey, Donegal Ireland, 1904, 25 years,
Brother: Mick? Tracey, 3934 Nextrine St West, Phila
Cathrine Treacy, 1897, 17 years,
seamtress, Ireland [Moville Donegal?], to Phila [Cathrine Treacy 17, Cathrine
Treacy 29]
Cathrine Treacy, 1897, 29 years,
seamtress, Ireland [Moville Donegal], to Phila [Cathrine Treacy 17, Cathrine
Treacy 29]
John
Tracy, Finkawn (Fintown Donegal), 1911, 23 years, single. Sister Minnie Tracy,
Fintown. to cousin John Connors, 253
Madison St, Wilkesbarre Pa. 6’1”, dark complexion, dark hair, brown eyes. b.
Fintown Ireland.
John Treacy, Belleek
(Donegal/Fermanagh) Ireland, 1924, 21 years, single, farmer, Father Patrick
Treacy, Carnmore, Belleek, Co. Donegal [Strange address]. Sister Mary Treacy,
12 Common Wealth Ave, Boston, Mass. 5’8”, fresh complexion, red hair, blue
eyes. b. Bellleek Ireland. [John Treacy
21, Michael Treacy 20, brothers] [1911 Census Farrancassidy, Inishmacsaint,
Fermanagh]
Michael Treacy, (Donegal/Fermanagh)
Ireland, 1924, 20 years, single, farmer, Father Patrick Treacy, Carnmore,
Belleek, Co. Donegal [Strange address]. Sister Mary Treacy, 12 Common Wealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. 5’10”, fresh complexion, fair hair, blue eyes. b. Bellleek
Ireland. [John Treacy 21, Michael Treacy
20, brothers] [1911 Census Farrancassidy, Inishmacsaint, Fermanagh]
Patrick
Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 48 years, widower, salesman, Cousin: Mrs Ann
McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. to brother James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street,
Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’8”, grey complexion, grey hair, - eyes, b. Ballyshannon
Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy
15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Charles
Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 19 years, single, compositor, Cousin: Mrs Ann
McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy,
18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’10”, grey complexion, brown hair,
blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank
Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Frank
Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 17 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North
Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter
street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’7”, brown complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b.
Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward
Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Edward
Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 15 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North
Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter
street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’3”, fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b.
Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward
Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Catherine
Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 15 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North
Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter
street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’3”, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, b.
Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward
Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Margaret
Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 41 years, single, sister, Cousin: Mrs Ann
McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy,
18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’6”, grey complexion, grey hair, grey
eyes, artificial left eye, b. Ballyshannon Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles
Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret
Treacy 41 sister]
8
December 1895 San Francisco Call
Mulloy— In this city, December 7, 1895. Daniel,
beloved husband of Mary Mulloy, and father of Mrs. F. C. Mollett, Mrs. S. J.
Malcorab, Dennis F., Charles A. and the late Daniel B. Mulloy, and brother of Mrs. Ann Tracy and Philip Mulloy, a
native of County Donegal, Ireland, aged 66 years.
1896
RIC Service
James Treacy, 57282, b. 1874
Tipperary
57282, James Treacy, 23,
5'9.75", b. Tipperary, joined from Tippy NR, Catholic, recommended by D.I.
Waters, labourer, appointed 15th ? ?, served Donegal 22 Apl 96,
Westmeath 1:3:97 (24413), Mayo 24:3?:05 (16488, 125429), Gal ER 5:3:09 (37112)
[crossed out], Clare 5:2:09 (37112)
Circular 15:1:1909
June
1897 Incorporated Law Society of Ireland
Final examination of Apprentices...John Tracy,
junior...
30 July
1897 Freeman's Journal
.. 'Mr John Tracy son of Mr
John Tracy, Newtowncunningham, county Donegal, was
admitted a solicitor, of her Majesty's Supreme Court of ...
July
1897 New Solicitors
On Wednesday, 29th inst, before the Right
Honourable the Master of the Rolls, Mr. John Tracy, son of Mr. John Tracy,
Newtowncunningham, County Donegal, was admitted a solicitor of her Majestry's
Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland. Mr. Tracy served his apprenticeship
with Mr. James Toland, solicitor, Londonderry, and intends practising in that
city.
[see John Tracy]
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland
1903 Derry Almanac
John Tracy, Publican, Newtowncunningham,
Donegal.
1903–1923 Donegal Car Registrations
1H138 Mary Treacy of Foyle St Moville,
Ford 20 h.p., black, cwt 15, public convayance, 27 Feby 1914, transferred to
Michael Boyle Moville 1 Sps? '21
1H645 Mrs Mary Treacy of Alexandra
Hotel Moville, Cubitt 16/20 hp, 4 seater open touring grey, C 25 weight,
hackney purposes, 27 Oct 1920
1H953 John Tracy of
Newtowncunningham, Maxwell 4 seater green & black, private use, 2 Feby 1923
Jun 14, 1905 (IT) North Donegal Coronership
...appoint a coroner for North
Donegal...five candidates...Mr. John Tracy, solicitor, Londonderry...
Jun 12 & 26, 1907 (IT)
Wanted immediately a good plain
cook; highly recommended, young; some washing; wages £16. Send copies to Mrs.
Tracy, Seaview West, Bundoran, Co. Donegal.
Jun 12, 1907 (IT)
Can any lady recommend a thoroughly
trustworthy girl as General servant; willing to go to England; must be clean
and tidy; good appearance, good laundress, early riser; wages £16, £18 - Mrs.
Tracy, Seaview, Bundoran, Co. Donegal.
1907
Ulster Street Directory
Moville
Mrs. Mary Treacy, Alexandra Hotel,
Foyle Street
John Tracy: Probate of the Will of Martha Kennedy late of Castleforward County
Donegal Widow who died 19 February 1909 granted at Londonderry to John
Tracy (Senior) Farmer. Date Of Grant: 16/03/1909 Effects: Effects £556 0s. 6d.
1910
Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory
Strabane, County Tyrone and Lifford, County Donegal
Rev. P. Tracey C.C. Roman Catholic Church
Moville, County Donegal
Mrs. Mary Treacy, Alexandra Hotel, Foyle street
1911 Census of
Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
John Tracey, enlisted 2 Nov 1911 Ft Slocum NY by Lt Allen for 3 years,
born Finntown [Fintown Donegal] Ireland, 25 years 10 months, labourer, bro eyes, d bro hair, dark
complexion, 5’11.5”, Eng, K coy, Hon dis Oct 21 1914
1912 Return of advances under Purchase of Land
- Estate of Marquess Conyngham
28 Mar 1912, James Tracey of Muggaingrow
Donegal, 21a/1r/18p, value £6/0/0, rent £4/10/0, gross £97, cash £97, 21.5
years [Muggalnagrow, Inishmacsaint, Fermanagh]
Edward Tracey of Waterside Derry & Fort Dunree Donegal
John Tracy, Nationalist solicitor, Derry and Donegal
Husband & Wife
Edward Tracey, Glenelly Valley, County Tyrone & Donegal
Susanna (Susan) Treacy, Mrs, Cumann na mBan, of Donegal & Tyrone
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service &
Pension Records
Charles Treacy, b. abt 1860, Innis
McSaint, Donegal,
Thomas Treacy, St Michaels,
Donegal,
20 May 2011 The Telegraph
SIR – I was moved to hear the British and Irish
national anthems played together on Irish soil. My grandfather, from Donegal,
and three of my great-uncles, from Omagh, all perished during the First World
War, serving in the Enniskillen Fusiliers to defend the freedom of everyone on
the British Isles.
Patrick Joseph Tracey, Carlisle
June
29 1917 Philadelphia Inquirer (Pennsylvania)
... widow of William Tracy, of Old Town, Co.
Donegal, Ireland...3039 N. 4th St...
1917 USA Draft
Registration
William Andrew Treacy b. 25 Jul 1882 [Donegal] Ireland, Watchman US
Signal Corp, Mrs Mary Treacy Foyle St Moville Co Donegal, lives 207 Pa Ave ???
Washinton DC
1917-1921 Medal application Edward Tracey of Waterside Derry & Fort
Dunree Donegal
Edward Tracey
Addresses:
A.M.S. Fort Dunree, Donegal
8 Margaret Street, Waterside, Derry
[see 1901 Census]
Notes: File relates to unsuccessful
Service (1917-1921) Medal application.
Data Protection Note: Open
Organisation: None
National Army Service Number: 42152
Medal awarded: None
File Reference: MD4280
Apr
24, 1919 (IT)
At Lifford Quarter Sessions...A.O.H. B.O.E.
Moville...malicious burning of a Hall...Mr. Tracy for the applicants...
1921- Calendars of Wills
and Administrations
John
J. [Joseph] Treacy, 22 Sep
1928, late of Main Street Moville County Donegal, shop manager, who died 8 Mar
1923, to Mary Treacy, widow. Effects...
John Tracy, 26 Jun 1936, late of Newtowncunningham County Donegal, solicitor, who died 10 Jun 1936, to Mary Tracy, spinster. Effects …
Mary Treacy, 6 Oct 1931, late of The Alexandra Hotel Foyle Street Moville County Donegal, widow, who died 19 Jun 1931, to Maria T. Bradley, married woman. Effects …
1931 London Wills
Mary Tracey of the
Alexandra Hotel Foyle street Moville county Donegal widow died 19 June 1931
Probate London 25 November to Maria Teresa Bradley (wife of William Matthew
Bradley). Effects £11.16.3 in England.
Edward Tracey, Glenelly Valley, County Tyrone.
1922 Republican Internment and the
Prison Ship Argenta
“Lives were complicated in many ways
for former internees and their families. Losing his father at the age of four
years, one son recalls very little of his father who had been interned. The
child’s mother seldom spoke of her husband, Edward Tracey, who had been born in
the United States to County Tyrone parents who had emigrated in the nineteenth
century. Edward Tracey was quite young when his own father died and he was sent
to live with his aunts in Glenelly Valley in County Tyrone. As a teenager,
without paternal influence, he sought camaraderie in the South Derry Brigade of
the IRA, just over the county border from his residence. Eventually listed and
interned, he was to spend a part of his youth as a political prisoner of the
Northern Government from 1922 to 1923. His conditional release expelled him
from Northern Ireland and forced him to sell the family farm. As a result, he
moved to County Donegal in the Free State. Nevertheless, the feelings of
abandonment lingered:
Like his counterparts he was offered
a commission in the new Army or a post in the police (Gardai); these he both
declined because he found both organisations to be of a State which did not
respect his political views and a State which sold him and his comrades out and
left them to rot in prison.
Frank E. Tracey, son, 1 September
1994 and 19 November 1997 letters, Co. Donegal.
Mark Tracey, grandson, 13 December
1997 letter, Middle East.
“Tracey was offered employment as a
porter at the local mental hospital where he provided security from the gate
lodge. His family went to live with him there. An early death due to
peritonitis may be attributed to his living conditions while interned. Two of
his four sons died the following year. Destitute, Susannah (née McCullagh)
Tracey face poverty without employment or pension. The intervention of Neill T.
Blaney, TD in the Dáil (Parliament) of the Southern Government, allowed her to
continue residing with her two remaining young sons in the gate lodge at the
hospital as a gatekeeper.
Edward Tracey/Glenelly Valley/Tyr
Born in USA raised by aunts in
Tyrone/S. Derry Brig IRA as teenager/after release Co. Donegal hospital
gatekeeper (R) C-
Kleinrichert, Denise (2001) Republican Internment and
the Prison Ship Argenta 1922. Irish Academic Press, 2001. pp. 367
Oct
15, 1927 (IT) Ulster
A bell which was presented to the people of her
native parish by Mrs J. Tracy, Moville [Donegal], and recently installed in the
church at Culdaff...
1931
The present Parish Priest of Culdaff,
the Rev. Peter Tracy, is having a shrine made for it in which it will be
permanently kept in the Parish Church there. I am indebted to Father Tracy for
the photograph of the bell shown in the accompanying illustration…Plate II (b)
represents St. Buadan's Bell. St. Buadan was the Patron Saint of the Parish of
Culdaff in Inishowen, Co. Donegal…
Henry
Morris. Some Ulster Ecclesiastical Bells. The Journal of the Royal Society of
Antiquaries of Ireland, Seventh Series, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Jun. 30, 1931), pp.
61-64
1934 Carrowmore School
...William Doherty before he died gave the bell
to the Parish Priest of Culdaff - Rev Peter Tracy and it is in the safe of the
Church...
https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4493805/4422543.
1931 London Wills
Mary Tracey of the
Alexandra Hotel Foyle street Moville county Donegal widow died 19 June 1931
Probate London 25 November to Maria Teresa Bradley (wife of William Matthew
Bradley). Effects £11.16.3 in England.
6 September 1935 Belfast Gazette
…Rev Father Tracy of Buncrana…
August
1936 [& other years] Irish Travel - Official Organ of the Irish Tourist
Association
A Directory of Hotels in the Irish Free State
Moville, Foyle St (Donegal)...Treacy's; B. 18; Day
10/-; Week 50/-
O'Mullin
reverend Michael of Fahan county Donegal parish priest died 26 April 1939
Probate Belfast 18 April to reverend
Peter Tracy and reverend Thomas Agnew parish priests and reverend John
O'Doherty catholic curate. Effects £369 13s.
3d.
FAMILY
HISTORIES
Deaths
Constantine
Tracy died 1867, Ballyshannon PLU, aged 55, b. 1812
Margaret
Tracy died 1867, Ballyshannon PLU, aged 90, b. 1777
21 January 1894 San
Francisco Call
Molloy - In this
city, January 20 1894, Michael beloved husband of Anne Molloy and father of
Daniel, Maggie, Mamie and James Molloy, Mrs. Edward Connolly and the late John
W. Molloy and brother of Mrs. Anne
Tracey, a native of County Donegal, Ireland, aged 60 years.
??? Treacy &
Charlie McAllister (b. 1902 Antrim d. Donegal) (McAllister Family Tree)
Isabella Tracy (b.
24 April 1819 Arderth Fermanagh d. 4 June 1907 Hebron Twp McHenry Il) m. Hugh
McNulty 1851 Arderth Fermanagh (LDS)
Isabel TRACY born 1819
married Hugh McNulty of County Donegal in 1851. In her 1906 obituary published
in an American newspaper it was reported that Isabel was married in the town of
her birth - Arderth (sic), County Fermanagh. The information for the obituary
was provided by her illiterate son-in-law who was also from County Fermanagh. Have
searched church records of western Fermanagh looking for a record of this
marriage without success. Could Arderth be a mis-spelling of an official name
like Ardgart or Ardess? Or is it a colloquial name that is unrecorded?
Suggestions? Tom McCarthy
Children:
1. John McNulty
3. 
Susan Ann McNulty Clancy b: 26 DEC 1852 in Co Donegal, Ireland
All Saints (East Donegal)
James Tracey & Juliana Neal [see Waterside Derry]
James Tracey b. 10
Oct 1876 Sp. John Jran? & Ellen Neal All Saints Parish
James Tracy & Juliana Neil
James b. 21 September 1876 (LDS) Donegal
John
Tracy & Mary Jane Horgan
[See John
Tracy of Derry and Donegal]
An Jane Tracy b. 12 Sep 1873 Sp. Michael Martin
P.P. & Jane Horgan All Saints Parish (Ann Jane Tracey b. 9 September 1873
LDS)
John Tracy/Tracey & Mary Jane Horgan/Hargan
John b. 8 August 1874 (LDS)
Mary b. 11 December 1875 (LDS)
John Tracey/Tracy, farmer, & Mary Jane Horgan
Ann Jane Tracey b. 9 Sep 1873
Newtowncunningham All Saints [Newtown Cunningham town Allsaints] Mary Jane Tracey,
mother, Newtowncunninngham [Killea Londonderry PLU Donegal]
John Tracy b. 8 Aug 1874
Newtowncummingham All Saints. Margaret McCafferty, her mark, present at birth,
Newtowncummingham [Killea Londonderry PLU]
Tracy (Newtowncunningham) April 14, 1925 at Newtowncunningham, Co. Donegal, Mrs. Mary J.
Tracy. R.I.P. Funeral tomorrow (Thursday) at 11 o'clock, for Requiem Mass.
Interment afterwards.
September
1929 - Miss Jennie Tracy,
whose death took place yesterday [27th] at her residence, Newtowncunningham,
Co. Donegal, was a sister of Mr. John Tracy, City Coroner, Derry. She was
highly esteemed and popular in the district, and for years identified herself
with every charitable project. She was a lady of much culture, and a gifted
musician.
John Tracy of Newtowncunningham
county Donegal solicitor died 10 June 1936 Probate Belfast 18 June to Mary Tracy spinster. Effects £3523 13s. 11d.
Newtowncunningham Graveyard
Anthony Duffy died February 1872
Jane Duffy died February 1848 aged 70
Anthony Duffy died May 1847 aged 74
Ann Duffy died August 1872
Mary Duffy died March 1872
Mary Jane Tracy died April 1925 aged 71
John Tracy died March
1936
his daughter Jennie
Tracy died September 1929
his son John Tracy,
solicitor, died 19 June 1936
http://irishgraveyards.ie/plot.php?plotno=8&yardid=131§ion=B
Aughnish (Mid Donegal)
Anne
Tracy, 30, single, farmer,
lives Glenalla [Aughnish], (d. of James
Tracy, labourer) married Wm/William Boyle, 28, single, farmer, lives
Glenalla, (s. of William Boyle, farmer) 08 February 1881 House of priest
[Aughnish?] Wit: Bernard Dougherty & Dan Kelly [Ramelton? Millford PLU]
signed their marks [bad form completion]
Carn (South-East Donegal) [see also Fermanagh]
Con
Tracey & Bridget/Biddy
Cunningham
Frank Tracey b. 30 Mar 1851 of Sh? Sp. Bernard
Meragh & Mary Baily? Carn Parish (LDS)
Cathrn Tracey b. 17 Nov 1853 of Minchyfin
[Meensheefin Templecarn Donegal] Sp. Jas Devin & Anne McGarragh. Carn
Parish (LDS)
John Tracy b. 20 Jan 1855 of Minchyfin Sp. Thos
& Mary McGrory Carn Parish (LDS)
Margaret Tracey McGrow, 57y10m26d, b. 1841
Pettigo Co. Donegal Ireland (d. of Cornelius Tracey & Bridget) died 5 Nov
1898 Lunenberg Vermont, United States
William C McGraw, 36 [56], b. 1896 [1876] (s.
of Wm McGraw & Margaret Tracy McGraw), died 24 Jun 1932 Lunenburg, Essex,
Vermont, United States
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]
Clonca (North-East Donegal)
Mary
Agnes Trasey? married Patrick
Mullen (b. 28 July 1861 of Keenagh s. of Thomas Mullen & Elizabeth Doherty
Clonca Parish) 17 Jul? 1931 [Inishowen]
Clondahorkey (North-West Donegal)
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|
Michael
Tracey (14/2/1935 - 30/5/2014) Tributes are being paid to an ‘extremely talented’ Worksop solicitor and former Tiger’s player who has passed away at the age of 79. Michael Tracey was born in Lancaster in 1935 and moved to Worksop around thirty years later. A keen sportsman, he was capped by England as an amateur footballer and won a midland league championship medal with Worksop Town in the mid-60s. He then changed tack and became head of his own firm of solicitors, named Tracey, Barlow & Furniss, which is still running in Worksop and Retford today. Ian White theguardian.com 9 July 2014 My friend Michael Tracey, who has died at the age of 79, lived a full and satisfying life. A talented footballer, Michael represented England at amateur level in the late 1950s. Leaving Corinthian-Casuals for Crook Town in Co Durham, he scored two goals for the latter in the Amateur Cup final in 1959 at Wembley in their 3-2 victory over Barnet. He then turned professional with Luton Town in the old First Division, but his career was cut short by injury in the early 60s. Changing tack, he began a career as a solicitor and it was in 1969 that I first came across him in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. His commitment to his clients was renowned, and he was always prepared to go the extra mile, dedicated to the pursuit of justice as an expression of his own strong religious and political convictions. Michael's life changed dramatically when he, his wife, Kitty, and their 12 children decided to up sticks and move to a smallholding in Roshin, in a remote area of County Donegal, in 1980. "I came to get away from a terrible way of life. I was working sometimes from four in the morning until eight at night to make money I didn't need." To the amazement of the local population, he dedicated himself to living off the land. Although ultimately it proved a somewhat daunting challenge, he remained a dedicated gardener for the rest of his life. He continued to advise many on a range of legal problems on a voluntary basis and was unstinting in his efforts on their behalf. A proud Lancastrian, Michael was born in Blackburn, the third of five children of Elsie (nee O'Bryan) and George, a chemistry teacher, and educated at Preston Catholic college. [George Tracey married Margaret E O'Bryan 1930 Blackburn, Lancashire, England. Possible children Peter B Tracey 1932, Sheila M Tracey 1933, Michael G Tracey b. 1935, Maureen T Tracey 1937] His Catholic faith was central to his life, although he was a trenchant critic of its failure to live up to the central tenets of the Gospel. This was complemented by his socialism, republicanism and his love of a good argument. Michael was a man of great integrity, and a true and loyal friend. His latter years were characterised by constant pain and ill-health, which he faced with great equanimity and courage, sustained by the support of his family and friends, and his faith. Michael is survived by his wife of 53 years, Kitty, their 10 surviving children, John, Alex, George, James, Patrick, Kevin, Kathleen, Mary, Tricia and Siobhan, 26 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Three children, Francesca, Dominic and Joseph, predeceased him. |
Clonleigh (South-East Donegal) [see also
Tyrone]
Bartholomew
Tracy & Catherine
Backer/Reitner?
Mariam Treasey b. 14 Jun 1789 Sp. Cornelius
Harkin? & Sara Galen. Clonleigh (Lifford) Parish
Richardum Tracy b. 16? Dec 1791 Sp. Philippus
Erril? & Honora? Monday. Clonleigh (Lifford) Parish [Donegal Tyrone]
James
Treacy & Bridget Lynch
Mary Ann Treacy b. 13 Oct 1867 of Liskey
[Clonleigh Donegal not Lisky Camus Tyrone] Sp. Richard McGowan & Sarah
McGowan. Clonleigh (Lifford) Parish
DEATHS
John Tracy died 1864, Strabane PLU,
aged 47, b. 1817, died 11 Apr 1864 Lifford [Clonleigh] Donegal, Jane Tracy wife
Conwal and Leck (Letterkenny) (mid-East Donegal)
22
April 2021 Tirconaill Tribune
Death of Gladys Tracey
The death has taken place in Litchfield,
England of Gladys Tracey, wife of the late Peter Tracey, Letterkenny. Peter was
a native of the High Road and was a brother of the late Frank Tracey, Glencar
Scotch [Conwal] Letterkenny. The funeral of Gladys Tracey will take place in
England. Deepest condolences are extended to the family circle
Culdaff (North-East Donegal)
John
Treacy married Mary Hegarty 24
Jun 1873 Wit: John Hegarty & Amelia Hegarty. Culdaff Parish [Note: Ex
Constable R. I. Constabulary] [Inishowen] [see Moville]
John
Treacy, full [age], bachelor,
Ex-constable, lives Culdaff [Culdaff], (s. of James Treacy, deceased, farmer) married Mary Hegarty, Do [full
age], spinster, BLANK, lives Do [Culdaff], (d. of John Hegarty, Do [farmer]
& publican) 24 June 1873 RC Chapel Bocan [in Culdaff] Wit: John Hegarty
& Amelia Hegarty [Malin Inishowen PLU]
John
Treacy & Mary Hegarty
John Joseph Treacy b. 8 Jul 1874 of Moville Sp.
Patrick Hegarty & Ellen Hegarty. Culdaff Parish
John Treacy,
of Moville, publican and grocer, & Mary Hegarty
John Joseph Treacy b. 6 Jul 1874
Culdaff [Culdaff]. John Hegarty, occupier, Culdaff
[Malin Inishowen PLU]
1901
Census
William
Tracey, 35, M, 72 Carthage, Carthage, Donegal, Com. Btm. Coast Guard, Church of
England, Head of Family, Married, Essex, England [Culdaff Bay]
Annie
Tracey, 33, F, Carthage, Carthage, Donegal, Church of England, Wife, Married,
Essex, England
Sidney
Tracey, 8, M, Carthage, Carthage, Donegal, Scholar, Church of England, Son, Not
Married, County Donegal
Lilian
Tracey, 1, F, Carthage, Carthage, Donegal, Church of England, Daughter, Not
Married, County Donegal
1911
Census
16 Juliet Street Elswick Newcastle On Tyne Northumberland
William Cho Tracy, 46, Head, b. Lireden Near ColChester Essex, Fire Brigate Elswick Ship Yard
Annie A Tracy 44 married 21 years, 4 child 3 alive, b. Myland Near ColChester Essex
Sidney C Tracy 17 apprentice fitter, b. Culdaff Co. Donegal Ireland
Edith L Tracy 11 b. Moville Co. Donegal Ireland
William V Tracy 5 b. Elswick Newcastle on Tyne
Name Tracy, Sidney
Official Number: M5900
Place of Birth: Donegal, Donegal
Date of Birth: 01 December 1891
[Fitter & turner, killed 1926, father W.C. Tracy?] [1901 Census - Carthage Culdaff]
Date: [1913]
Former reference in its original department: Vol No. M5-2
Drumholm (& Ballintra) (South-East
Donegal)
Thomas Tracey & Bridget McCue
Mary (b. 15 August 1862/3 Ballantra d. 15
August 1900 Eastfield Airdrie Lanark West Lothian Scotland) m. James Martin 30
September 1882 Springburn Glagow Lanark West Lothian Scotland (LDS)
Thomas Tracey & Bridget McHugh
Ellen b. 9 January 1864 Ballintra District
(LDS)
Bridget b. 24 July 1865 Ballintra (LDS)
Thomas Tracey, labourer, & Bridget McHugh
Ellen Tracey b. 6 Jan
1864 of Ballintra [Drumhome Donegal] Drumhome RC? Thomas Tracey, father,
Ballintra, his mark [Ballintra Ballyshannon PLU]
Bridget Tracey b. 24
Jul 1865 of Ballintra [Drumhome] Bridget Tracey, her mark, mother, Ballintra
[Ballintra Ballyshannon PLU]
Thomas Tracey & Bridget McCue
James Tracey b. 23 July 1866
Springburn, Lanark, Scotland – b. 1/7/1866 bapt 29/7/1866 Glasgow, St Aloysius'
Thomas Tracey b. 18 July 1868
Central District, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Ann Tracey b. 23 November 1869
Central District, Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
Bridget Tracey
died 1865, Ballyshannon PLU, Aged 0, b. 1865, died 24 Sep 1865 Ballintra
[Drumhome - Drumhome RC], Ballyshannon [Donegal], d. of Thomas and Bridget
Tracey
Family
Tree
Pat Treacy & Mary Glacken
Thomas Tracey (8 Apr 1839
[Templemore] Tipperary-1878 Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland) married Bridget McCue
(1846 Strokestown Roscommon-1922 Strokestown Roscommon) 1873 Roscommon [Wrong
marriage]
Mary
Tracey b. 15 August 1862 County Donegal
Ellen
Tracey b. 9 January 1864 Ballintra, County Donegal, Ireland
Bridget
Tracey b. 24 July 1865 Ballintra, County Donegal, Ireland
James
Tracey b. 23 July 1866 Springburn, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
Thomas
Tracey b. 18 July 1868 Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/MZCK-WVC
Sweeney, Thomas of Laghey [Laghy Drumhome]
Private, 24818. Son of Patrick and Ellen
Sweeney (nee Tracy). 1st Battalion,
Royal Irish Fusiliers. Killed in action, 11th April 1917. Brown’s Copse
Cemetery,
Roeux, Pas de Calais,
France, II.D.37.
Deaths
Ellen Treacy, died 1871, Laghy Donegal PLU, aged 23 years, b. 1848, spinster, labourers daughter, died
14 Mar 1871 Bridgetown [in Drumaneel Drumhome - Drumhome RC?], Biddy Treacy, her
mark, present at death, Bridgetown
Mick Treacy, died 1872 Laghy Donegal PLU, aged 80 years, b. 1792,
married, pensioner, died 22 Sep 1872 Kilgale [Kilgole Drumhome – Drumhome RC?],
Anne Treacy, her mark, present at
death, Kilgale
Dungloe (West Donegal)
Delia Tracey, 21, spinster, BLANK, lives Salthill County Galway, (d. of Patrick Tracey, alive, BLANK) married Patrick Ryan, 34, bachelor, Constable R.I.C., lives Dungloe Co. Donegal, (s. of Patrick Ryan, deceased, BLANK) 24 July 1879 RC Chapel the Order of St. Francis Wit: Joseph Rafferty & Mary Elizabeth Rafferty [Galway Galway PLU] [see Donegal]
Delia Treacy & Patrick Ryan
Patrick Joseph Ryan
b. 18 Jun 1880 Dungloe [Dunglow], Templecrone, Glenties, County Donegal (LDS)
Patrick Joseph Ryan
died 17 Apr 1914 18 Oak St Newburyport Massachusetts, 33, Married, combmaker,
b. 17 Jun 1880 Ireland (s. of Patrick Ryan & Delia Tracy)
John
Tracey, 21, bachelor, farmer, lives
Knockmoyle [Cappagh Tyrone], (s. of James
Tracey, alive, farmer) married Anne Boyle, 23, spinster, BLANK profession,
lives Mendeenasloe [Meenderrynasloe Templecrone], (d. of Bernard Boyle, Do
[alive], Do [farmer]) 25 May 1887 RC Chapel Kinkaslagh [Kincaslough] Wit: Manus
Sharkey & Margaret Boyle [Dongloe Glenties PLU]
Glencolmkille (South West Donegal)
Note: No online records.
Patrick
Tracey Sr (b. 1804 Cloghan,
County Donegal, Ireland [Glencolmkille] d. 28 January 1881 Belle River, Essex,
Ontario, Canada) married Mary Carroll McCaffrey (b. 11 September 1809 Bellfast
Ireland d. 5 June 1887 Belle River, Essex, Ontario, Canada) 1828 Ireland
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/L7TR-6RM
Saints
Simon And Saint Jude Cemetery, Belle River, Essex County, Ontario, Canada
Patrick Tracey Sr.
Mary Carroll McCaffrey Tracey
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/178817443/patrick-tracey
Patrick
Tracey and Mary Tracey (born
Carroll / McCaffrey) both born Glin, Limerick, Ireland.
https://www.myheritage.com/names/patrick_tracey
Inniskeel (& Fintown) (West Donegal)
Thomas
Treacy & Anne McLoone
Maria Anna Treacy b. 16/17 Oct 1878 of Fintown
Sp. Cingallus M'Guhin & Anna m'Guhin Inniskeel Parish
Thomas
Treacy, 28 yrs, bachelor, constable
R.I.C., lives Raphoe [Raphoe] County Donegal, (s. of Thomas Treacy, alive, farmer) married Annie McLoone, 26, spinster,
BLANK profession, lives Fintown [Inishkeel] Co Donegal, (d. of James McLoone,
farmer) 07 October 1883 RC Chapel Fintown Wit: Edward Moy & Grace Molloy,
signed their marks [Doochary Glenties PLU]
41527 Thomas Treacy, 21 2/3 years,
5'8.5", b. Galway WR, Catholic, married 7-10-83 wife born Donegal,
recommended by C.I. O'Kelly JP, None [trade], appointed 7 sept 75, served
Donegal 31 Mar 76, Punishment 28/12/76, Gratuity 10/7/84 41527D/89083, served 8
years 9 months, gratuity £39.17.14
Gratuities
41527, Donegal, Thos Treacy, rank
Con, served 8 years 9 months, grant £4.15.8, pay £59-16, pension £39.17.4, 10
July 84
1901 Census
Minnie
Treacy, 21, F, 2 Fintown, Fintown, Donegal, Domestic, Roman Catholic, Niece,
Not Married, Co Donegal
Ellie
Treacy, 14, F, Fintown, Fintown, Donegal, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Niece,
Not Married, Co Donegal
Ellen McLoone, 27, F, Head of Family, Roman Catholic, Publican, Not Married, Co
Donegal
Annie
Tracey, 40, F, 14 Fintown, Fintown, Donegal, Housekeeper, Roman Catholic Ch, Head of Family, Widow, Co
Donegal
John Thomas Tracey, 19, M, Fintown, Fintown, Donegal, Postman, Roman Chatolic Ch, Son, Not Married, Co Donegal
1911
Census
Minnie
Treacy, 27, F,
2.1 Carrignaveigh, Cork No. 4 Urban (part of), Cork (assistant matron, single,
b. Donegal)
British
Civil Service Evidence Of Age
Minnie Treacy, born 1882 Fintown Donegal
Ireland
2 June 1908 London Gazette
Prison Service, Ireland: Assistant Matron, Minnie
Treacy
1909 (326) Government Departments (Ireland).- General
Prison Board
Minnie Treacy, 27
years, 1 year 2 months service, Assistant Matron [Cork?]
Ellis
Island
John
Tracy, Finkawn (Fintown Donegal), 1911, 23 years, single. Sister Minnie Tracy,
Fintown. to cousin John Connors, 253
Madison St, Wilkesbarre Pa. 6’1”, dark complexion, dark hair, brown eyes. b.
Fintown Ireland.
1942 US Draft
John Francis Tracey, Riviera Kleberg Texas, 59
years, b. Dec 29 1882 Finntown Ireland, contact Mrs Francis Tracey, self
employed
John Francis Tracey b. 29 Dec 1886 Fenntown,
Ireland (s. of Thomas Tracy & Annie) d. 06 Oct 1947 Riviera, Kleberg, Texas,
Pulmonary Tuberculosis, 60 years 9 months 7 days
birth year (estimated):
marital status: Married - Mrs. Nanwie Tracy
occupation: Dairy Farming
residence place: Riviera, Kleberg, Texas
Innismacsaint (South-East Donegal) See also
Fermanagh
Anne b. abt 1780 Inishmacsaint m. Benjamin Brown 29 November 1801
Inishmacsaint (LDS)
Charles
Treacy married Margaret
Tierney? 4 Oct 1854 Wit: Guilielino? Melly & Joannie Frenen?. Innismacsaint
Parish [Donegal Fermanagh] [Note: ilegne? a Dominus Kelahan Crassa?] [faint
copy]
Caroli
Tracey & Margarita
Tierney?
Joannes Tracy b. 2 Jul 1857 Sp. Patrices? Pat?
& Catherine Maguine? Innismacsaint Parish
Charles Treacy & Margaret Timoney/Timoney?
Mary b. 26 July 1864 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Margaret b. 16 November 1865 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Simon b. 17 July 1869 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Edward b. 16 December 1873 (LDS)
Charles
Treacy, grocer, & Margaret
Timony?
Mary Treacy b. 26 Jul 1864 of Port?
Ballyshannon [Inishmacsaint OR Kilbarron]. Charles Treacy, father of child,
Port Ballyshannon. [Ballyshannon Ballyshannon PLU Donegal]
Charles
Treacy, shopkeeper, &
Margaret Timony
Margaret Treacy b. 16 Nov 1865 Port
Ballyshannon [Inishmacsaint OR Kilbarron] Charles Treacy, father, Port
Ballyshannon [Ballyshannon Ballyshannon PLU]
Charles
Treacy, boot & Shoe maker,
& Margaret Timony
Simon Treacy b. 17 July 1869 of East port [in
Ballyhanna] Ballyshannon. Hannah McTeague, her mark, present at birth East Port
Ballyshannon [Ballyshannon Ballyshannon PLU]
Charles Treacy,
shopkeeper, & Margaret Timoney
Edward Treacy b. 16 Dec 1873 East
Port Ballyshannon. Charles Treacy,
father, East Part Ballyshannon [Ballyshannon Ballyshannon PLU] [registered
1874]
Mary Tracy
died 1864, Ballyshannon PLU, aged 0, b. 1864, died 8 Aug 1864 Ballyshannon [Inishmacsaint OR Kilbarron] Donegal, Charles Treacy
father
James
Treacy (s. of Charles Treacy
& Margaret Timony) d. 16 Oct 1945 137-19 Juniper Ave. New York City,
Queens, New York, United States
Age 74
Marital Status Widowed
Occupation City
Employer, retired
Birth Date 18
Jul 1871 Ireland
Burial Date 20
Oct 1945 Mt. St. Mary's Cemetery
1940 US Census Assembly District 16, Manhattan, New York City, New York
Simon Treacy Head
M 71
Irish Free State, Doorman apart.
house
Rachel Treacy Wife
F 70
Irish Free State
Simon
Treacy (s. of Charles Treacy
& Margaret Timmony) d. 13 Aug 1941 234 E. 81st St. Manhattan, New York, New
York, United States
Age 73
Marital Status Married
Occupation Elevator
Operator
Burial Date 16
Aug 1941 Gate Of Heaven
Spouse's Name Rachel
O'Connell
Charles
Treacy, b. 1860 Ballyshannon, Donegal
Charles Treacy, 1921, 65th Brigade Enniskillen
or 94th Regiment of Foot, enlisted Enniskillen 22 October 1878
18 years b. 1860, shoe maker, single,
5'9", 34" chest, grey eyes, brown hair, ??? on left leg, RC,
Father? 248 Paisley Road, Glasgow, 1882?
February 1926 Mr. C. Tracey, 143 East Sant
Joseph Hospital, New York
November 21st 1932, Charles Treacy, 213 E 70th
St, N.Y. City
January 9th 1933 received discharge paper, Reg
No. 3832, private, of 24th October 1890. Mr. C. Tracy, West Pavillion 3,
Metropolitan Hospital, Welfare Irland, New York, USA. Late Commissariat and
Transport Corps missed his discharge from the Army Reserve on the 24th October
1890
1. Mr. Treacy & Mrs Treacy
1.1 Patrick Treacy b. 1864 Ballyshannon Donegal m. ??? abt 1891 Clones
Monaghan (LDS)
1.1.1 Charles b. 17 November 1893 Clones d. 20
November 1971 (LDS)
1.1.2 Frank b. 1895 Clones d. before 1990 (LDS)
1.1.3 Edward b. 1897 Clones d. 1999 (LDS)
1.1.4 Catherine b. 1897 Clones d. 1990 (LDS)
1.2 James b. abt 1868 Ballyshannon (LDS)
1.3 Margaret b. 1872 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Patrick Treacy, of full age, bachelor, grocers assistant, lives Clones [Clones], (s. of Charles Treacy, deceased, merchant) married Marianne Clerkin, of full age, spinster, " [grocers assistant], lives Clones, (d. of Patrick Clerkin, deceased, farmer) 8 January 1893 RC Church Killeevan Wit: Terence Duffy & Alice McCann [Clones Clones PLU Monaghan]
1901
Census
Patrick
Treacy,
45, M, 11 Newtownbutler Road, Clones Urban, Monaghan, Provision Buyer, Information Refused,
Head of Family, Married, Donegal
Mary
A Treacy, 35, F, Newtownbutler Road, Clones Urban, Monaghan, R Catholic, Wife, Married, Monaghan
Charles
Treacy, 7,
M, Newtownbutler Road, Clones Urban, Monaghan, Scholar, R Catholic, Son, Not
Married, Monaghan
Frank
Treacy, 5,
M, Newtownbutler Road, Clones Urban, Monaghan, Scholar, R Catholic, Son, Not
Married, Monaghan
Edward
Treacy, 2,
M, Newtownbutler Road, Clones Urban, Monaghan, R Catholic, Son, Not Married, Monaghan
Kathleen Treacy, 2, F, Newtownbutler Road, Clones Urban, Monaghan, R Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Monaghan
Ellis Island
Patrick Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 48 years, widower, salesman, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. to brother James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’8”, grey complexion, grey hair, - eyes, b. Ballyshannon Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Charles Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 19 years, single, compositor, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’10”, grey complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Frank Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 17 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’7”, brown complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Edward Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 15 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’3”, fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Catherine Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 15 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’3”, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Margaret Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 41 years, single, sister, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glascow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’6”, grey complexion, grey hair, grey eyes, artificial left eye, b. Ballyshannon Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
WWI Canadian Overseas
Expeditionary Force, Number: 2507332
Francis Treacy, printer, single, [signature], June 28 1917
Residence: New York City
Birth Date: 8 Dec 1896
Birth Location: Clonas, Co ??[Monaghan], Ireland
Relative: Patrick Treacy of 1285 2nd Ave. New York, USA
Relationship: Father
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Chas [Charles] Treacy b. 17 Nov 1893 Clones Moraghaw [Monaghan]
Ireland, declared naturisation, apprentice compositor, father & sister
dependants, single, lives 1285 2nd Ave NY NY
Francis Treacy b. 08 Dec 1895 Clones [Monaghan] Ireland, declared first
papers, printers apprentice, father dependant, single, lives 1285 Second St NY
NY
1942 US Draft
Charles Treacy b. 17 Nov 1893
Monaghan, Ireland Residence: Queens, New York
Maria Tracey & Gulielimus Curry
Thomas Curry b. 25
Feb 1876 of Portnason [Inishmacsaint Donegal] Sp. Ferendius Curry & Maria
Caig. Innismacsaint Parish
Brigida
Treacy of Fassaw [Fassagh
Inishmacsaint] (d. of Patricii Treacy
& Brigidae Kenigan of Fassaw) married Joannes Kerrigan of Bundoran
[Inishmacsaint Donegal] (s. of Patricii Kerrigan & Statiae Melly of
Bundoran) 15 Jan 1880 Wit: Patricis
Treacy of Ballyshannon [Inishmacsaint/Kilbarron Donegal] & Catherina
Kenigan of Bundoran. Garrison Parish Fermanagh
Bridget
Tracy, full [age], spinster,
BLANK, lives Fassa, (d. of Patrick Tracy,
farmer) married John Kerrigan, full [age], bachrelor, farmer, lives Higginstown
[Tithe Record near Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal], (s. of Patrick
Kerrigan, farmer) 21 January 1880 RC Chapel Garrison Wit: Michael Gilfirdee?
& Catherine Kerrigan [Belleek Ballyshannon PLU]
Death
Bridget
Treacy died 1865, Ballyshannon PLU, Aged 65, b. 1800, died 3 Feb 1865
Ballyshannon [Inishmacsaint - Inishmacsaint RC], Ballyshannon, County Donegal
Inver (South
Donegal)
NOTE: Gap in online marriages from June 27 1867 to November 26 1875. Gaps in online baptism records
from 1867 to 1875.
Caroli
Tracy/Trisy & Brigida
Gallagher [Inver in 1901 Census]
Margarita Tracey b. 16/18 Jan 1863 Sp. Michaelis
Gallagher & Brigita Magraty? Inver Parish
Brigitta Tracy b. 13/14 Apr 1867 Sp. Nigellus
McGeverty & Joannae McDade. Inver Parish
Sarah Anna Trisy b. 24 Sep 1876 Sp. Nigellus
Hagarty & Anna Gallagher. Inver Parish
Charles Tracey,
farmer, & Bridget Gallagher
Mary Tracey b. 17 Feb 1872 Keeloges
parish of Inver. Charles Tracey, father, Keeloges [Dunkineely Donegal PLU]
Thomam
Tracy of Gortward [Inver], (s.
of Thomas Tracy) married Mariam
Brennan of Drumraney [Drumaneary Inver],
(d. of Cornelii Brennan) 24 May 1867 Wit: Wit: Oarn McAhill &
Michael McGlanachy. Inver Parish
Thomas
Tracy, 21 bachelor, labourer,
lives Gortward, (s. of Thomas Tracy,
farmer) married Marianne Brennan, 19, spinster, lives Drumarearny, (d. of
Cornelius Brennan, BLANK) 24 May 1867 RC Chapel Inver Wit: Owen McAhill &
Michael McGlanachey [Mountcharles Donegal PLU]
Thomas Tracy (s. of Thomas Tracy), single, aged 21 m.
Marianne Brennan (d. of Cornelius Brennan), single, aged 19 on the 24 May 1867
Donegal PLU.
Margaret
Tracey, 25 [years], spinster,
BLANK, lives Goatsward [Gortaward Inver], (d. of Thomas Tracey, weaver) married James McGroarty, 30 [years],
bachelor, fisherman, lives Inver [Inver], (s. of Jeramias McGroarty, fisherman)
17 January 1875 RC Chapel Inver Wit: William Rose & Jane Colter, signed her
mark [Mountcharles Donegal PLU] signed her mark
Margarita
Tracy & Jacobi McGrearty
Sara Joanna McGrearty b. 24 Feb 1876 Sp.
Joannes Gallagher & Brigida Mullen. Inver Parish
Joannes
Tracey & Winfredia/Una Toland/Tolan
[of Killaghtee] [Inver in 1901 Census]
Catherina Tracey b. 23/24 May 1877 Sp. Jacobus
Finey & Honora Gallagher. Inver Parish
Caroli Tracey b. 2/3 Jul 1880 Sp. Joannes
Campbel & Anna Luccapree? Inver Parish
John Tracey & Unity Tolan
Margaret b. 11 May 1866 Dunkineely (LDS)
Thomas b. 10 August 1869 Dunkineely (LDS)
Sarah Ann b. 14 July 1875 Dunkineely (LDS)
Catherine b. 17 November 1877 (LDS)
John Tracey, farmer/fisherman,
& Unity Toland/Tolan
Margaret Tracey
b. 11 May 1866 of Fanaghan [Fanaghans] Parish Inver. John Tracey, parent,
Fanaghan [Dunkineely Donegal PLU]
Thomas
Tracey b. 10 Aug 1869 Fanaghan Parish of Invir John Tracey, father, Fanaghan
[Dunkineely Donegal PLU]
Sarah Ann
Tracey b. 14 July 1875 Fanaghan Par of Inver. Mary Tracey, her mark, present at birth, Fanaghan [Dunkineely
Donegal PLU]
Sarah Ann Tracey, died 1875 Dunkineely Donegal PLU, aged 0 years 3 days, died 1875,
spinster, fisherman’s child, died 17 Jul 1875 Fanaghan [Fanaghans] Par of Inver, Mary Tracey, her mark, present at death, Fanaghan
Bridget Tracey,
full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Attahoney Claudy [Altaghoney
Cumber Upper], (d. of Henry Tracey,
deceased, farmer) married Michael Feeny, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives
Carrowkeel Co Donegal [Carrakeel Inver Donegal], (s. of Michael Feeny,
deceased, labourer) 09 November 1890 RC Chapel Claudy Wit: Charles Moran &
Catherine Moran, signed his mark [Cumber? Claudy Londonderry PLU] signed her
mark
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Kilbarron
(& Ballyshannon) (South-East Donegal)
Ellen
Trissy & Phil Dolian
Ellen Dollan b. 10 Jul 1855 of Enniskilla
[Enniskillen] Sp. Cicily Frasd of Tomagee [Tonregee Kilbarron]. Kilbarron
Parish
Margaret?
Tracey & Michael Lanigan
Eliza Lanigan b. 9 Jun 1856 of Ballyshannon
[Kilbarron] Sp. Daniel Gibbons & Winefrid Patton Kilbarron Parish
Rosa
Treacey & Patricio
Gallagher
Edvardus Gallagher b. 1/3 Nov 1877 of Rockfield
[Ballyshannon?] Sp. Jacobo Boyle & Margarita Harron. Kilbarron Parish
[south]
Bridget
Treacy, of age, spinster,
servant, lives Ballyshannon [Kilbarron], (d. of John Treacy, farmer) married James Burke, of age, bachelor,
labourer, lives Knathen? (s. of Thomas Burke, farmer) 16 September 1882 RC
Chapel Ballyshannon Wit: Edward McGarrigle & James Dolan [Ballyshannon
Ballyshannon PLU]
Mary
Tracey, 34? years, spinster,
daughter of farmer, lives Fassagh [Inishmacsaint], (d. of Patk Tracey, farmer) married Michael Murray, 34 years, widower,
publican, lives Ballyshannon [Kilbarron Donegal], (s. of Daniel Murray, farmer)
29 August 1886 RC Chapel Garrison Wit: Denis Greyson? & Honny Ann Doherty
Ballyshannon [Devenish? [Belleek] Ballyshannon PLU] [bad copy]
Killaghtee
(South Donegal)
Ellen
Tracey & Patrick
Brennan
James Brennan B. 22 Jun 1869, Dunkineely, Don, Ire
Moville
(North-East Donegal)
Moville.Records
John
Tracy married Jane Beatly 6
Oct 1864 of Carrnomena [Carrowmenagh Moville] Wit: Mary Kearny & Nancy
Kearney Moville Parish [Inishowen]
John
Tracy, 25, bachelor, labourer,
married Jane Beatty, 30, spinster, spinster, (d. of Robt Beatty, farmer) 6
October 1864 RC Chapel of Ballybrack Wit: Mary Kearny & Nancy Kearny
[Moville Inishowen PLU] signed their marks
John Tracy m. Jane Beatty/Beattie, Carrowmena October 1864
(LDS)
John
Tracy & Jane
Beatly/Tracy/Bealey
Ellen Tracy b. 18 Nov 1866 of Movill Sp.
Catherina McKiny. Moville Parish
John Tracy b. 1 Mar 1869 of Moville Sp. Cate
Mullarky. Moville Parish
Mary Anne Tracy b. 11 Sep 1871 of Moville Sp.
Thomas Diver & Betty Reedden. Moville Parish
Mary Ann Tracy b. 24 May 1876 Sp. Thomas Diver
& Catherine M'Craley. Moville Parish
John Tracy & Jane Beatty/Beattie,
Robert b. 27 May 1865 Moville (LDS)
Mary b. 14 September
1871 (LDS)
John Tracy/Treacey, labourer, & Jane/Janet
Beattie/Beatey/Beatty
Robert Tracy b. 27
May 1865 of Moville [Moville town Moville, Lower] Ann Diver, her mark, present
at birth, Moville [Moville Inishowen PLU]
Ellen Tracy b. 16 Nov 1866 of Moville. Grace
Lynch, her mark, nurse, Moville [Moville Inishowen PLU]
John
Treacey b. 1 Mar 1869 Moville. Grace McKinny?, present at birth, Moville
[Moville Inishowen PLU]
Mary Treacy b. 14 Sep 1871 Moville.
Grace McKinny?, her mark, present at birth, Moville [Moville Inishowen PLU]
Robert Tracy died 1865, Inishowen
PLU, Aged 0, b. 1865, died 24 Sep 1865 Moville [Moville – Moville RC]
Innishowen [Inishowen], Donegal, father John
Tracy
Mary Anne Treacy, died 1875 Moville Inishowen PLU, aged 3 years, b. 1872, spinster,
labourers child, died 18 Mar 1875 Moville [Moville
town Moville, Lower], John Treacy, his mark, occupier,
Moville
1901
Census
Jane
Tracey, 66, F, 28 Back Lane, Moville, Donegal, Roman Catholic, Head of Family,
Married, Co Donegal
Oct
15, 1927 (IT) Ulster
A bell which was presented to the people of her
native parish by Mrs J. Tracy, Moville [Donegal], and recently installed in the
church at Culdaff...
Family
Tree
John Tracy & Jane Beattie
Robert
Tracy b. 27 May 1865 Moville Donegal
Ellen
Tracy b. 16 Nov 1866 Moville Donegal
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/MZHR-4NN
Laurence Treacey died 1869, Inishowen
PLU, Aged 68, b. 1801, died 17 Apr 1869 Momble [Moville Moville] [Lawrence Treacy
died 17 Apr 1869 buried Saint Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery Ballybrack
[Moville] Donegal] [Treacy Esq obituary 21 Apr 1869 Trinity Church-Belfast,
County Antrim]
April 20 1869
April 17,
at Moville, Laurence Treacy, Esq., in the 68th year of his age
Lawrence Treacy: The Will of Lawrence Treacy late of
Moville County Donegal Merchant deceased who died 17 April 1869 at same place
was proved at Londonderry by the oaths of Richard Anderson of Gulladuff
(Moville) Miller and Merchant and Owen Barr of Moville aforesaid Wool draper.
Assets less than £3000 or £5000 [Will: I am at present possessed of two
dwelling houses Tenements and premises in the town of Moville lease Revd Samuel
Montgomery for 91 years and lease under John Loughray?, all my property to my niece
Maria Spilan lives with me, £500 to the children of Laurence Tierney late of
Clare Street in the City of Limerick Writing clerk deceased (Margaret, Lucy,
Lizzie, Marianne, Anne, Hanon?, Honora Lavia, James, Mathew), Laurence Tierney,
son of John Tierney, late of Ballyohan, Six Mile Bridge, Clare, farmer
deceased, £30 Catholic poor, £10 Protestant poor, £10 Presbyterian poor,
nominate William Spilan of the City of Limerick, tobacconist...Dated 11th
March 1869. Laurence Treacy (seal)...]
April
29 1872 V. C. Court
In Re Tracey's Trusts.
In the Matter of the Trusts of the Will of
Laurence Tracey, and of the 11 & 12 Vict. c. 68, a PETITION was presented
for payment of one-eighth share of the sum of £448 6s. 41., Government New
Three per cent. stock. The Petitioner, Anne Tierney, widow, claimed as
administratrix of one of her eight infant children, who, under the will, were
entitled to the fund in equal eighth parts. An order, dated 12th June, 1871,
had already been made for payment of the accruing dividends to her for the
benefit of her children.
Mr. A. Cleary, for the Petitioner, now also
moved, pursuant to the prayer of the petition, that the Court should reserve
liberty “to apply at Chambers in respect of either the capital or the income of
the remaining shares of the said infant legatees,” so as to save the expense of
presenting successive petitions, the fund being so small. He referred to
Winkworth v. Winkworth (1).
The Vice-Chancellor :-
I think that case seems to establish a useful
precedent in the case of small sums and I find the practice recognised in 2
Daniel's Ch. Pr. 1649 (ed. 1871). I shall make the order as prayed.
Order made in the terms of the prayer of the
Petition.
Solicitors for the Petitioner: Messrs. Doyle
and Dundon.
John
Treacy married Mary Hegarty 24
Jun 1873 Wit: John Hegarty & Amelia Hegarty. Culdaff Parish [Note: Ex
Constable R. I. Constabulary] [Inishowen]
John
Treacy, full [age], bachelor,
Ex-constable, lives Culdaff [Culdaff], (s. of James Treacy, deceased, farmer) married Mary Hegarty, Do [full
age], spinster, BLANK, lives Do [Culdaff], (d. of John Hegarty, Do [farmer]
& publican) 24 June 1873 RC Chapel Bocan [in Culdaff] Wit: John Hegarty
& Amelia Hegarty [Malin Inishowen PLU]
John
Treacy & Mary Hegarty
John Joseph Treacy b. 8 Jul 1874 of Moville Sp.
Patrick Hegarty & Ellen Hegarty. Culdaff Parish
John
Tracey/Treasy & Mary
Hagarty
Mary Frances Honora Tracey b. 17 Jul 1877 of
Moville Sp. Patrick Tracey & Frances Helena Tracy. Moville Parish
Caroline Lucy Treasy b. 21 Apr 1879 of Mov? Sp.
Joseph Hagarty & Frances Ann Hagarty. Moville Parish
John Treac(e)y & Mary Hegarty
John Joseph b. 6 July 1874 (LDS)
Mary b. 16 July 1877 Moville (LDS)
Caroline Lucy b. 21 April 1879 Moville (LDS)
John Treacy,
of Moville, publican and grocer, & Mary Hegarty
John Joseph Treacy b. 6 Jul 1874
Culdaff [Culdaff]. John Hegarty, occupier, Culdaff
[Malin Inishowen PLU]
Mary
Frances Norah Treacy/Treasy,
full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Moville [Moville, Lower], (d. of John Treasy, merchant) married John
Bradley, full [age], bachelor, merchant, lives Moville, (s. of William Bradley,
merchant) 10 November 1896 RC Chapel Moville Wit: James Moran & Caroline Treasy [Moville Inishowen PLU]
RIC Record - John Tracy, 4325, b. 1821 Kilkenny [best match Urlingford]
4325 Jno Tracy, 20 years,
5'8.75", b. Kilk, Catholic, recommended by W. Delany J.P., appointed 21
Nov 1841, served Kild Cavan Donegal to 7 Aug '55, PIS Con - PA Con 1 Mar '53 -
Con 1 Aug '59, Pensioned 1 June 73, served 31 years 6 months, pension £36.0.0
9 Sep 1898 Moville [Donegal]
John Treacy, married, 74 years [born
1824], Ex Sergeant R.I.C., Cardiac Disease Bronchitis 12 days certified, Mary
Treacy wife present at death Moville
[Moville Inishowen PLU]
John Treacy: Probate of the Will of John Treacy late of Moville County Donegal
Spirit Dealer who died 9 September 1898 granted at Londonderry to Mary Treacy of Moville Widow. Date Of
Grant: 28/09/1898 Effects: Effects £440 [Will: wife
Mary, dated 24th January 1898 (sixty crossed out)]
1901
Census
Mary Treacy,
40, F, 1 Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal, Grocer, Roman Catholic, Head of
Family, Widow, Donegal
John Treacy,
26, M, Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal, Grocer, Roman Catholic, Son, Not
Married, Donegal
William Treacy,
20, M, Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal, Grocer, Roman Catholic, Son, Not
Married, Donegal
Maria Treacy,
15, F, Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal, Grocer, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not
Married, Donegal
1901
Census - St Luke, London,
Middlesex, England
Caroline Tracey, 21, Hospital Nurse, b. 1880
Ireland [Donegal?]
1911
Census
Mary Treacy, 56, F, Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal (head, hotel, widow, 8 children/5 alive)
John Treacy, 36, M, Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal (single)
Marie Treacy, 25, F, Foyle Street, Moville, Donegal (single)
April 30, 1923 Evening star. (Washington, D.C.)
Tracy, March 8, 1923.
at his residence, Alexandra Hotel. Morvill county. Donegal, Ireland. John
Tracy. R. I. P. 30*
John Joseph Treacy
of Main Street Moville county Donegal shop manager died 8 March 1923 at
Alexandra Hotel Moville Administration Belfast 27 August to Mary Treacy widow. Effects £374 10s.
Mary Treacy
of The Alexandra Hotel Foyle Street Moville county Donegal widow and hotel proprietress
died 19 June 1931 Probate Belfast 10 December to Maria Teresa Bradley married
woman. Effects £405.
Moville Ballybrack RC Church Graveyard
IHS
Sacred to the memory
of
Lawrence Treacy
who departed this
life
17th April 1869
68 years
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1938/1939 Folklore - A Fairy Tale http://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4493789/4420603 http://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4493789/4420604 A Story of a Mermaid (ar lean) http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4493789/4420594 http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4493789/4420595 http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4493789/4420597 Mrs Treacy, Malin Road, Moville, Co. Donegal. |
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Raphoe (east
Donegal)
Thomas
Treacy, 28 yrs, bachelor,
constable R.I.C., lives Raphoe [Raphoe] County Donegal, (s. of Thomas Treacy, alive, farmer) married
Annie McLoone, 26, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Fintown [Inishkeel]Co
Donegal, (d. of James McLoone, farmer) 07 October 1883 RC Chapel Fintown Wit:
Edward Moy & Grace Molloy, signed their marks [Doochary Glenties PLU] [see
Inniskeel]
Stranolar
(mid Donegal)
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Patricia Treacy |
Patricia
Treacy of Dunwiley Nurseries
Ltd. Patricia Treacy was born and reared in
Stranorlar, the eldest of three children, a brother and a sister. Her parents
are Raymond B and Patricia Treacy. She celebrates the beauty that blooms in her
everyday work, and tells how she progressed her career from customer service
to managing a growing garden enterprise After graduating with a Bachelor of Science
from Galway University and the birth of my son in 1992, my life took me on a
different journey leading me down a career path in customer service. My career in customer service started in
the United States selling linens to Inns and Bed & Breakfasts. On moving
back to Donegal I worked as a Reservations Manager in one of the local hotels
and an Office Administrator in an estate agents. I am currently managing the family business
Dunwiley Nurseries Ltd situated in Stranorlar which was set up by my parents.
We have been supplying the people of Donegal
and beyond with a wide selection of trees and shrubs for their gardens for
many years. We have a two and half acre site which
accommodates a wide selection of planting material for your garden or
landscape area and gives us the advantage of being the only place you will
find open ground semi mature and mature trees. Dunwiley Nurseries Ltd is also a Department
of Agriculture approved Nursery for the supply of Thorn, Native Trees and
Native Irish Apples for GLAS. Dunwiley Nurseries Ltd. Dunwiley, Stranorlar Co. Donegal. http://www.dunwileynurseries.com/ https://www.facebook.com/dunwileynurseries |
Raymond B Treacy 2011 |
![John J. [Joseph] Treacy](http://www.traceyclann.com/files/Tracey%20Wills%201928.jpg){kind=link}
Urny (East
Donegal/West Tyrone)
Francis
Treacy, full age, bachelor,
R.I.C. constable Belfast (s. of John
Treacy, farmer) married Bella McCutcheon. ful age, spinster, lives Froughla
[Freughlough Urney Co. Tyrone], (d. of William McCutcheon, farmer) Wit: John
Baxter & Letitia McCutcheon 7 Apr 1920 Alt Presbyterian Church [Urney
Donegal] [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
St
Columba's Graveyard, Donyloop, Donegal
Photo No.248
Padre Pio pray for us | In Loving Memory | Of |
GRETTA
TRACEY | Died 4th February 1997 | Aged 66 years
| Her
husband | JOHNNY | Died 31st December 2015 |
Aged 84 years |
In Fond Remembrance | of | our dear departed |
Parents |
TRACEY
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