It may be presumed
that the Traceys of Down are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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In Down, there is the Trassey River and Valley in the Mourne Mountains, named after the Traceys. (Place-Names of Northern Ireland vol. 3 p.173, 186) There
is also Killydressy (Ceathrú Dhreasach) in the civil parish of Witter OR Ballyphilip,
Ards Peninsula. Ballyclondresse
is named in the Patent Rolls of James 1, which has been identified as the
original name of Moydalgan in the civil parish of Dromara. |
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1580?
Ulster
The Countie Of Doune...Kilulto* is a very fast Countrie, full of Wood and Boggs. It bordereth upon Lough Evaghe and Clonbrassell...This countrie, before the baron’s warrs in Ingland was possessed and Inhabited by Inglishmen, and there doeyth yet remain there an old defaced castle, which still beareth the name of one Sr Miles Tracie.”
Hogan, Edmun (1878) The Description of Ireland and the state thereof as
it is this present in Anno 1598. MH Gill, Dublin.
The county of Down...The captain of Kilultoe is Cormac McNeyl, who likewise has brought by Sir N.B. from the bondage of the O’Neyles. “This country afore the Baron’s wars in England was possessed and inhabited by Englishmen, and there doth yet remain there an old defaced castle, which still beareth the name of one Sir Miles Tracy.”
Carew Mss. Vol 2, p. 437
…an old defaced castle, which still beareth the name of one Sir Miles Tracy." The captain of Kilwarlin is a McGenys, called Ever McRorye, and sometimes did contribute and yield to Clandeboy, but now depends only upon the Queen. In Kinalewrty, or McCartan's…
Ulster Ms 611, p. 278
The county of Downe...This country conteineth all the landes between the haven of Carlingford to the Bay of Knockfergus, viz. Little Ards which lyeth on the north side of the river of Strangford, it is a fertill champion country of the inheritance of the lo: Savadge. Great Ards, belonginge to com mac Neile og. South claneboy which reacheth from the Duffrin to the river of Knockfergus Kiluto, lyinge vpon lough Eaghe and Cranbrasclo. Before the Barons wars in England yt was well inhabited by Englesh, and there still remayethe an olde decayed castle bearing the name of one Sr. Nicholas Tracy…
A
Treatise of Ireland By John Dymmok, Richard Butler, Irish
Archaeological Society, Dublin Irish Archaeological Society, Irish
Archaeological Society, Dublin. 1842
* [Killultagh, civil parishes of Aghalee, Aghagallon and Ballinderry of Co. Antrim on the border with Down. This is located at the south eastern end of Lough Neagh. Of interest at the north eastern end of Lough Neagh is the townland of Tirgracey]
Fiants of Elizabeth I
1583 Pardon to
Hugh M'Gennies, of Raferilan, chief of his nation, in the Co. Down, Donald M'Brien,
of Mirahe, Arthur oge, of Loughbricklin, Donald
M'Rasse, of Loughekernan, [Kernan Lough, Tullylish] gentlemen, Cormock modder O'Kelly, horseman, and
Phelim Magennies, gent., all of the со. Down. Security as in 897.
Signed 18 June.
Twenty-First Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records in Ireland
Genealogical
Abstracts
Christopher Tracy, 1620, Down
Christopher Tracy, 1620, Down
8
July 1763
Audleystowne. [Audleystown. Ballyculter, Co. Down] Richard & Sarah Bonnor to John Tracy. Mortgage. D2092/5/89
8 July 1763
Richard Bonner and Sarah his wife, Oldtown, Co. Kildare to John Tracy, Dublin
Mortgage, recites deed of 25th Nov., 1734.
Consid. £560
Audleystown Toberdoney Tober-Ellin [sic.] Elishas [sic.] Co. Down
1 October 1765
Ballyroe, Tobberdoney, Toberellin, Elishas and Castle Quarter. Joseph Dioderici Richard and Sarah Benner, John and Abigail Tracy (1st part), Henry Dioderici Richard and Catherine Elrington Richard and Rose Favier (2nd part), and Bernard Ward (3rd part). Assignment. D2092/5/92
Lease of Townlands of Audleystown, als Ballynoe, commonly called Elisha's, or Castle Quarter, situate in Barony Lecale, ... The First Lord Bangor, in his Will, however, refers to Audleystown, “which I bought from Droderichi and Tracy ” ...
George Francis Savage-Armstrong (1906) A Genealogical
History of the Savage Family in Ulster: Being a Revision and Enlargement of
Certain Chapters of "The Savages of the Ards,"
[see 1766
Religious Census for a list of parishes searched and links]
Freeholders Records from Northern
Ireland 1783-1802
John Tracy, Downpatrick, Down. Jan 1766
23 Mar. 1773 Belfast Newsletter
Capt William
Chivers, Nedham sail 20 Apr. Newcastle Philadelphia New York attend 30 Mar.
Monaghan market: Achibald Dobbin Castleblaney.Widow McKinstry Clonis, Michael
Kane Coothill, Mr. Thornton Ballybay, Alex Chambers Calladon, Stewart Norris
Armagh, Geo. Park Stuartstown, Joseph Campbell Dungannon, Mr. Tracy passengers redemptioners servants sendview Newry.
13 April 1798 Belfast Newsletter
12 Feb.woollens calicoes +Drumadonald. military =Shaw,Jane +Rathfriland =M''Credy,Mr.swore =Magennis,Roger yeomanry =Tigh,Mr. =Tracey,Mr. markethouse rescuingsheet
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracey born Greenage, Down. Served
in 69th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 43, 1800-1822 [Greenoge, Dromore] Pensioner
in DOW
Michael Tracey, b.
1778 Greenage, Down
Freemasons
John
Tracey, 4 Nov 1812, Lodge 811 Hill Hall Lisburn Antrim/Down,
1813 The Evangelical Magazine and
Missionary Chronicle, Volume 21
...Rev
S.W. Tracy...Corresponding Secretary to the Missionary Society...London...(No.4,
Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn)
Ireland
In
announcing the return of Mr. Tracy. we are happy in being enabled to inform our
readers, that, in addition to the formation of Auxiliary Societies in the
northern counties of Tyrone, Armagh, Down, and Autrim, which we have already
announced, Mr. Tracy succeeded in establishing an Auxiliary Missionary Society
in the south, for the county of Cork: the Committee of which comprizes some of
the most respectable characters in the city, and other parts of the county; among
whom are John Anderson, Esq. of Fermoy, 'and W. Roberts, Esq. of Charleville,
Bankers; by either of whom subscriptions are received, as well as by the
Treasurer, James M‘Mullen, Esq. of Cork.
Mr.
Tracy, on his return, begs to express the grateful sense which he entertains
ot' the kindness which he experienced in all parts of Ireland from the Clergy
and Christians of every church, which has laid him and the Missionary Society
under lasting obligations—A hope is indulged, that the union which has at length
been formed, under circumstances so auspicious, between the churches in
'England, Scotland, and Ireland, for the propagation of our common faith among
the hundreds of millions of the heathen world, will be productive of no
inconsiderable benefit to the united empire, as well as the world at. Large.
Reference: WO
69/156/42
Statements of Service, Royal Artillery 9 Battalion
Numbers 1550 to 2025.
This entry appears on opening 49; this number is
imprinted at the top right of each opening.
Soldier's Number 1590: James TREACY. Born [1819] Killfere [?], Newry, Down. Enlisted 1840
aged 21 years. Discharged 1855. Discharge reason: Dead.
Covering dates indicate enlistment and discharge
years.
Date: 1840 -
1855
Reference: WO
69/644/617
Royal Artillery 9 Battalion. Register of
Deceased Soldiers.
This entry appears on page 30; this number is
imprinted at the top outer edge of each page.
James TREACY. Died 1855, in Woolwich. Note:
Sickness.
Covering dates indicate year of death.
Date: 1855
Apr
4, 1823 (BL) Down Assizes
...robbery of James and Wm Thompson's stores at Downpatrick...conspiracy...John Tracey...acquitted.
1823-1838 Tithe Applotment Books
None
February 1, 1828 The Newry Commercial Telegraph
The following named persons have been fully committed for trial at the next Assizes for the murder of the unoffending Mara :--Pat. Leamy, John, Thomas, and Timothy Russel, Stephen Ryan, John Grace, John, Thomas, and Patrick Keogh, and Michael Tracy. Two persons of the name of Fanning have been committed on a Coroner’s warrant for the murder of James Kelly.
Freemasons
Michael
Tracey, 4 Feb 1834, Lodge 188 Hilsborough Down,
Later when the Irish Sisters of Charity vacated an orphanage in North William’s St a few sisters from Harold’s Cross under the leadership of Mother Michael Tracy took over the running of the establishment.
The five sisters on this foundation were: Mother Michael Tracy (Abbess) 1786-1852...
http://www.sistersofstclare.com/ashgrove/
…on the 2nd. June 1830, Mother M. Michael Tracey and four other Sisters arrived by stage-coach to Newry…
http://www.lisburn.com/books/dromore-diocese/parish-newry2.html
…St. Clare's Convent, Newry was founded in 1830 by sisters from Harold's Cross, Glasthule, (Dunlaoire) and North William Street…
http://www.sistersofstclare.ie/History.htm
PRONI Transcripts of c50 documents relating to the Convent of the Poor Clares, Newry, County Down, including:
T/1461/1-21 Copy of a petition, papal rescript, letters concerning the petition of Mrs Tracy, Abbess, for a 'commutation' of the fourth vow of the Poor Clare Order specifying 'care and instruction of female orphans' so that an extensive day school should be possible, 1832-1846.
T/1461/22-24 Copy of a letter to Mrs Tracy settling on Maria McLaughlin the sum of £40 per annum for life, 1861.
T/1461/125-127 Copy of an assignment between Revd. William O'Meara of the City of Dublin, Margaret Mary Hart of the City of Dublin, widow, and Mary Tracy of the City of Dublin, spinster, of rents arising from properties in Beresford Street, Dublin, 1829.
January 9, 1852 (FJ)
Propagation of the Faith
...Parish of Dromore: Mrs Tracey, convent Newry £1.1.8...
October 23, 1852
(FJ) Catholic Church
Death of the Abbess of st. Clair's Convent, Newry. It is our painful
duty to announce the death on the 21st inst, of the Rev. Mother Mary Michael
Tracey, the beloved and venerated foundress and abbess of the convent of St.
Clair in Newry...
October 29, 1852
(BL) Death
October 21, Mrs. Tracy, Superioress of St. Clare's Convent, Newry.
January 18, 1856
(FJ) Newry Quarter Sessions
...It appeared the nunnery was established at high street in the town
of Newry, about the year 1834 by five ladies named Tracey, Hart, Callaghan,
Ward and Loughran under the title of the "Poor Sisters of st.
Clare"...now 16 nuns...
1846
A picturesque handbook to Carlingford Bay
Newry...There is a new church, still unfinished inside, on the Down- shire Road, a pretty little Gothic building. There is a Convent, of the order of Poor Clares, in High Street, attached to which is a neat chapel. The Convent was established in 1830, under the present Reverend Superioress, Mrs. Tracey ; and the following year two schools were opened, under the auspices and management of this religious community, which have since been placed under the Board of National Education, who grant £30 a year to two mistresses; but the Religious impart nearly all the instruction. The average attendance of children at these schools is 300 daily, hut sometimes it exceeds 400. The course of instruction comprises everything useful or needful to females in the humble and middle ranks of life, and fits them to discharge the social and religious duties of their state. It is delightful to witness the unwearied and assiduous kindness of these ladies to " teach the young idea how to shoot," and train them from their earliest childhood in the observances of a genuine piety. The proficiency of the children is remarkable, in reading, writing, geography, arithmetic, &c. The Convent of Poor Clares consists of a community of fifteen choir nuns and four professed lay sisters, under the control of a superioress: chaplain, the Rev. Mr. O'Neill. These ladies have bidden an unregretful adieu to the vanities of life, and dedicated their days to the service of God and of the poor. And here, in this religious seclusion, their thoughts are turned heavenward, and their only earthly cares are for those whom the world too little cares for—the hungry, the naked, the orphan, the uninstructed poor.
1835-1857
Merchant Navy Seamen
John Trasey, b. 1836 Belfast Down
Michael Tracey, b. 1831 Belfast Down
1838 The Catholic Directory,
Ecclasiastical Register, and Almanac
Diocese of Ossory
Chapter – Treasurer: Rev. Wm. Tracey.
Northern District
Wm. Tracey, Parish priest, Rathdowney
Diocess of Dromore
Newry
Convent Sacred Institute of Saint Clare - Mother Abbess is Mrs. MM Tracy.
Diocess of Kildare and Leighlin
Wm Tracy, Curate Kilcock
F Tracy, Curate Ballyfin
Felix Tracy, Curate, Mountmellick
Diocess of Killaloe
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
1846
Slater's national commercial directory of Ireland
Down - Newry
Convent of Saint Clara, High St - Mrs. Tracey, superioress.
1847 Newry - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1846-1851 New York
arrivals
Biddy Tracey, age
25, Nurse, Great Britain to USA, Newry: New Zealand 04/02/1849
1850 Thoms Directory of Ireland
Newry District
Armagh: Richard T. Tracy, Alexander Twiss
Richard T. Tracy, Chairman of the District.
1853 Battersby's Registry for the Catholic
World
Obituary...October
21. Mrs. Tracy, superioress of St. Clare's Convent, Newry, aged 66 years
Felix Tracy,
Curate, Mounmellick
John
Tracy, curate, Cahir
Thos
Tracy, curate, Cahir
Patt
Tracy, curate, Modeligo Cappoquin
William
Tracy, PP, Kilcock
Chowringhee
and Dacca...Rev J.A. Tracy
Pakoquetti
USA, Jeremiah Tracy
1858 – 1920 Calendars of Wills and Administrations
George Prescott Treacy
24 Jun 1892 4 Waring Street Belfast and Sydenham Down, by Hutchinson
M’Kee and Robert J. Murray, Merchants
5 July 1859 Irish Times
Capture of a sturgeon
…It was first seen floundering in the mud by a man who drives the mail car to Kilkeel and he roused another man named Tracey who dispatched it with a pitchfork. Newry
Telegraph.
1860-1921
Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen
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13 Mar 1861 (BL) Spring Assizes County Down
...special
jury...Thomas Tracy...
Griffiths Valuation - Down 1864
Patrick
Tracey, 21 Mall Carneyhough (Newry) Newry Down (house, office and yard, valuation £3.15.0)
[IMPORTANT: Please note that the continuation of the land records to 1933 is now available at the PRONI http://www.proni.gov.uk/index/search_the_archives/val12b.htm]
1864 –
State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracy, Joanna, Banbridge, Armagh/Down. 16 219
Treacey,
Edward, Newry, Armagh/Down. 16 775
22
July 1868 Wexford Independent
July 18, at the Roman Catholic Church, Holywood, by the Rev James O'Laverty, PP, Mr John Treacey O'Flaherty, to Kate, second daughter of James O'Connor, Esq., Clanbrassil Villa, Cultra.
1871 British Census
Michael Treacy , Head, 44, b. 1827
Killmey/Kilkenny Ireland, labourer, Altrincham, Cheshire
Elizabeth Treacy , Wife, 36, b.
1835 Newry Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
John Treacy , Son, 16, b. 1855 Altrincham,
labourer, Altrincham, Cheshire
Thomas Treacy , Son, 12, b. 1859
Altrincham, porter, Altrincham, Cheshire
Michael Treacy , Son, 10, b. 1861
Altrincham, Altrincham, Cheshire
Michael Geerer , Lodger, 23, b.
1838 Mayo Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
Mathew Sanders , Lodger, 74, b.
1797 Mayo Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
John Sanders , Lodger, 34, b. 1837
Mayo Ireland, Altrincham, Cheshire
George Beard , Lodger, 30, b. 1841
Altrincham, Altrincham, Cheshire
Anne Beard , Lodger, 30, b. 1841
Altrinchame, Altrincham, Cheshire
James Grimes , Lodger, 23, Newry
Ireland, mason, Altrincham, Cheshire
1874
RIC Service [see Bryansford
and Newcastle Parish]
James Treacy, 40041, b. 1856.5 Galway Mayo
40041 James Treacy, 17.5 years, 5'8.5", b. Galway Mayo, Catholic, b. 28/12/80 wife from Down, recommended by S I Smith, None [trade], allocated 6 Feb 74, served Belfast 29 August 1874 - Down 1/8/76 - Meath 1/3/81, Reward & Punishments, Pensioned 17.3.99 40041D/45075, Cond in Tipperary
1878 RIC Service
Patrick Tracy, 43623, b. 1858
Fermanagh
43623 Patk Tracy, 20 years,
5'10.75", b. Fermanagh, Catholic, recommended by S.J. Frazer, farmer,
allocated 6 April 78, served Down 31 Dec 78 - Belfast 1/7/79 - Tyrone 20-11-83,
Punishments, drowned 5/7/84 43623D/89590, When bathing, Cond in Donegal
7 July 1884 (BL) Sad Bathing Accident at
Stewartstown
...a
policeman named Patrick Tracey was drowned...deceased who was about 26 years of
age, and of a powerful build, came from Belleck, County Fermanagh. He had only
been six years in the service, during five of which he had been stationed in
Belfast. He came to Stewartstown about six months ago...
12 December 1879
Freeman's Journal
...Con. Tracy from Grey Abbey [Co. Down?] to
Ratufrila...
1880
Return of crimes
8 Aug 1878, assault on police, Constable Patrick Higgins & sub-constable James Treacy, Downpatrick Assizes 17th March 1879 7 men received 3 months & 12 other acquitted.
1880 RIC Service
Michael Treacy, 45371, b. 1857
Tyrone
45371 Michl Treacy, 22.75 years,
5'10", b. Tyrone, Catholic, recommended By S.I. Hurst, laborer, allocated
27 Apl 80, served Down 24 Nov 1880, Reward & Punishments, resigned 4.7.91
45371D/55784, To avoid dismissal
4
Oct 1888 (BL) Downpatrick Quarter Sessions
...Thomas Tracey, Deputy Clerk of the Peace...
1891 English Census [see Wicklow] [Note: Alecdon,
Cumberland also has other Traceys miners from Wicklow]
The 1891 England census has a Treacey family living at 1a Dyke Street, Arlecdon, Cumberland (RG12 4312 26 p48). The head of the family is James, a 40 year-old iron ore miner, born in Ireland, Down. The wife is 40 year-old Ellen, also born in Down. The children, all born in Alecdon, Cumberland, were
Patrick, 19, Iron ore miner
Thomas, 15, Iron ore labourer
Catherine, 14, General domestic servant
John, 12
Michael, 10
Maggie, 8
James, 6
Ellen, 2
Bessie, 9/12
and there was also a niece Maggie Tape, 5.
Gobbo Re:
Ryding, Riding and Tracey or Tracy 07 May 2008
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.
NONE
April 1895 Presbyterian Orphan Society
Elected
to the benefits of the society. Class 1 Both parents dead...Tracey, 1, Bangor
First...
1895 RIC Service [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
Samuel Treacy, 52768, b. 1867
Kilkenny Kildare
52768 Samuel Treacy, 20 years 2
months, 5'19.75", b. Kilkenny Kildare, Protestant, married 24.4.95 wife
from Dublin, recommended by DI Newell, famer, allocated 9 Nov 87, served
Limerick 29 May '88 - Dublin 15.7.91 - Down 16.7.95 - Belfast 15.2.02, P Act
Sergt 1.6.1910 - P Sergt 1.4.1912, 5 Rewards, Disbanded 31-5-22 TS Belfast No
48 CA £195-0-0, Cond Queens & Wicklow
1901 Census of
Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1906 RIC Service
John Treacy, 61643, b. 1887 Down
61643 John Treacy, dob 19 Jan 1887
[18 years], 5'8.125", b. Down, Catholic, recommended by DI Millar,
cellaeman, appointed 15 Jan 06 re-appointed 3.12.08 with loss of former service,
served Antrim 12 June 1909, Punishment, Discharged 17.1.06 Unfit by sergeon
33706/RI resigned 2.8.11 61643D/58763, to emigrate to America, Contd in Galway
Jun 19, 1909 (IT) RIC The undernamed
recruits...No.1 Company...John Tracy, Antrim.
1911 Census:
John, Treacy,
24, M, Ballyscullion,
East,
Ballyscullion, Antrim (Constable, RC, Bar man?,
single, b. Co. Down)
1907 Ulster Street
Directory
Newry
Patk. Tracey, carman, Lower Water Street
1910 Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory
Newry, County Down
Patrick Tracey, carman, Lower Water st
1911 Census of
Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1912 The Ulster Covenant
Caroline Treacy, Roddens, Down: North
Mrs Hugh Tracey, Tieveshilly, Down: North
Joseph Tracey,
Ballinran, Down: South
Ballykinlar Camp
John Rupert Treacy, [Professor] of Youghal, County Cork, Dublin and Sligo.
Stephen Treacy, senior, of NY and Dublin
Stephen, Treacy, junior, of Dublin
Thomas Treacy, Captain, Commandant IRA Kilkenny & Commandant Ballykinlar Camp
Treacy, Castlegregory, Co. Kerry
No.1 Compound
Stephen Treacy, 44 Upper Wellington street, Dublin
Thomas Treacy, Kilkenny (last commandant)
No.2 Compound
Edward Treacy, Ivy House, Holycross, Tipperary
Stephen Treacy, 44 Upper Wellington street, Dublin
O Duibhir, Liam (2013)
Prisoners of War: Ballykinlar Interment Camp 1920-1921. Mercier Press, Cork.
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
W
Tracey, b. 1890 Down Down
Samuel
Robert Treacy, b. 1901 Down Down
Samuel
Roberts Treacy, b. Comber [Down]
1920 RIC Service
Thomas Tracey, 70890, b. 1891
Fermanagh
70890 Thomas Tracey, dob 11 Apl
1891, 5'11.5", b. Fermanagh lives Fermanagh, Roman Catholic, recommended
by Major Fleming DI, barman ex soldier, appointed 20 Mar 1920, served Down
1.6.1920, resigned 5.10.20 55386D, required at home
FAMILY HISTORIES
Thomas Tracey
& Elizabeth Keenan 1838 (Down, Conor & Dromore Marriage Licence Bond)
Deaths
Joseph
Tracey died 1865, Lurgan PLU, Aged 11, b. 1854 [Antrim OR Armagh OR Down]
Bangor
Debora Tracey, full [age], spinster, lives Craigavad [Holywood] (d. of William
Tracey, labourer) married Arthur Cowan, full [age], widower, labourer,
lives Rockport [in Craigavad?] (s. of Ross Cowan, labourer) 16 November 1867
Ballygilhest [Ballygilbert? Bangor]
Presbyterian Church Wit: Thomas Jefferson & Eliza Jefferson [Bangor
Newtownards PLU]
Ballyphilip (&
Portaferry)
Arthur Tracey & Jane Wilson
Hugh b. 29 November 1866 Portaferry (LDS)
Mary Tracey
My grandmother (Mary Tracey) I was told was born in Glenravel (Martinstown). She married Patrick McCollum from Ballycastle, in Belfast, on 24/6/1886. She is mentioned in a book "When Dublin Was The Capital" by Alison Murphy. I know little about her and I would like to find out, who her parents were and if she has any brothers or sisters. Jane [mailto:gallagher630@btinternet.com]
James Tracey [John Tracey & Jane Curry of Antrim?]
Mary Tracey (b. [1864?] Co. Antrim d. 1948 Portaferry, Co Down) m. Patrick McCallum
http://www.tribalpages.com/family-tree/janegallagher/1/8/James-Tracey-Family
1911 Census - 74
New Row Street, Portaferry, Down
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Down/Portaferry/New_Row_Street/241574/
Belfast Ballymacarrett (see
also Belfast Antrim)
George Parnell Treacy, 23, bachelor, budener?, lives Belfast, (s. of Robert Treacy, farmer?) married Lizzie/Elizabeth McKay, 19,
spinster, BLANK, lives Belfast, (d. of Donald McKay, mechanic?) 26 March 1873 Presbyterian
Church Townsend St Belfast Wit: Henry Wells & Jane Gliser? [Belfast PLU
Antrim]
George Prescott Tracey/Treacy/Treacey (b. 36 Mcclure Street) & Lizzie/Elizabeth
McKay
Clara Hanna Tracey b. 3 Jan 1874
Belfast Castlereagh No 1, Down (LDS) Knockbreda
Jane Treacy b. 1 Dec 1875 McClure
Street Belfast, Antrim (LDS)
Martha/Maude Treacy b. 28 Feb 1878
Belfast Down Down (LDS)
George Prescott Treacy/Treacey b. 12
Aug 1880 Belfast, Down (LDS)
Martin and Treacy - June 19 [1901], at Christ Church, Rathgar, Dublin by the Rev. John Ramsey, LLB, Ballymoney, Alexander Blair, fifth son of the late Robert Martin, 4 Belgrave place, Rathmines, to Jean (Jennie) second daughter of the late George Prescott Treacy, Belfast.
George Prescott
Treacy, 39, b. 1881, clerk, of 73 The Mansions Durban m. Elsie Maud Reid, 23,
b. 1897, of Shamfordhill Road Durbane, on the
27 Mar 1920 Durban, Natal, South Africa Wit: Mary Smith & Arthur J
Smith
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
George Prescott Treacy
24 Jun 1892 4 Waring Street Belfast and Sydenham Down, by Hutchinson
M’Kee and Robert J. Murray, Merchants
George Prescott Treacy: The Will of George Prescott Treacy late of 4 Waring-street Belfast and Sydenham County Down Manufacturer's Agent who died 24 June 1892 at latter place was proved at Belfast by Hutchinson M'Kee and Robert J. Murray Merchants both of Belfast the Executors. Date Of Grant: 07/10/1892 Effects: Effects £598 12s [Will: 4 Waring-street Belfast 4th May 1887, Sydenham Belfast County Down, my present wife Eliza Treacy, £40 per year to my wife for the support of herself and the children provided she remains unmarried]
Freemasons
George P Tracey, Belfast Co
Antrim, 372 13th Feb 1891
George Prescot Tracey, 26 Jul
1882, Lodge 372 Gillhall Down, To 31. Died 24 Dec ‘93
25 June 1892 (BL)
Treacy
- June 24. at his
residence, Coosilla House, Lower Sydenharm, Belfast, George Preseott Treacy. The remains
of my beloved husband will be removed for interment in the City Cemetery,
to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at three o clock…
18 Oct 1892 (BL) Notices
In the Goods of George Prescott Treacy, late of Belfast, in the County of Antrim, Commission Agent, Deceased....on or about the 24th June 1892...
14 Nov 1894 (BL) Dublin
Day by Day
The election of twelve candidates as pupils of the Masonic Orphan Boys School was announced today...Albert R. Treacy, son of the late Mr. George Prescott Treacy, commission agent, Belfast...1679 votes...[1901 Census Dundrum, Dublin]
1901 Census of England
George Prescott Treacy, 20,
Belfast, A B Seaman, Glamorganshire
Neill family tree (LDS)
Clara Hannah
Treacy b 3 January 1874 183 Woodstock Road, Belfast married Archibald Fletcher
19 December 1898 St Annes Cathedral Church of Ireland, Belfast 1901 Census 1901
Govan, Lanarkshire
Maude Victoria
Treacy b. 24 May 1888 Sydenham Belfast d. 21 June 1961 Belfast. 1901 Census
Main Street, Bangor, Co Down.
Ruby Florence
Treacy b. 19 January 1883 211 Lorne Terrace, Belfast d. 2 July 1953 Hamilton,
Auckland, New Zealand 1901 Census Kingstown, Dublin 1911 Census Rathmines &
Rathgar West Dublin. married Harry Neill Forsythe 1911 New Zealand
James Tracey,
23, bachelor, boiler maker, lives 21 Scotch Row Ballymacarrett [Knockbreda
Down], (s. of James Tracey, living,
rigger) married Maria Robinson, 21, spinster, nil [profession], lives 16
Barrack St Belfast, (d. of Henry Robinson, living, labourer) 26 January 1890 RC
Chapel St Mary Wit: Edward Boylan & Mary Boylan [Belfast Belfast PLU
Antrim] [see Antrim]
John
Tracey, of full age, bachelor,
boiler maker, lives Fraser St, (s. of James
Tracey, rigger) married Mary/M Agnes O'Neill, 20, spinster, BLANK
profession, lives Fraser St, (d. of John O'Neill, saddler) 25 April 1893 RC
Chapel St. Matthews Wit: John McWilliams & Ellen Jane Trainor [Castlereagh
Belfast PLU Down]
Michael
Tracey/Tracy, f [full age],
bachelor, labourer, lives 62 Sheriff St, (s. of Francis Tracey, farmer) married Mary A. Matthews, f [full age],
spinster, BLANK profession, lives 62 Sheriff St, (d. of Peter Matthews,
labourer) 14 June 1896 RC Chapel St. Matthew Wit: David McCorry & Mary
McCorry [Castlereagh Belfast PLU Down]
DEATHS
Mary Tracy died 1864, Belfast PLU,
aged 50, b. 1814, died 2 Mar 1864 Ballymacarrett Knockbreda, [Belfast City
Down] Martin Tracy son
Bryansford and Newcastle
James
Tracey married Ellen Doran 28
Dec 1880 Wit: James Doran & Harriette Doran. Bryansford and Newcastle Parish
James
Tracey, 24, bachelor,
Constabulary, lives Bryansford [in Ballyhafry and Aghacullion Kilcoo], (s. of James Tracey, pensioner?) married Ellen
Doran, 20, spinster, BLANK, lives Dress Make, (d. of John Doran, farmer) 28
December 1880 RC Chapel Bryansford Wit: James Doran & Harriet Doran, signed
her mark [Bryansford Kilkeel PLU]
40041 James Treacy, 17.5 years,
5'8.5", b. Galway Mayo, Catholic, b. 28/12/80 wife from Down, recommended
by S I Smith, None [trade], allocated 6 Feb 74, served Belfast 29 August 1874 -
Down 1/8/76 - Meath 1/3/81, Reward & Punishments, Pensioned 17.3.99
40041D/45075, Cond in Tipperary
1901 Census
James
Treacy, 45, M, 28 Church Street, Bryansford, Down, Police Pensioner, Roman
Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Galway
Ellen Treacy, 39, F, Church Street, Bryansford, Down, Roman Catholic, Wife, Married, Down
James Treacy, 17, M, Church Street, Bryansford, Down, Post Boy, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Meath
John Treacy, 14, M, Church Street, Bryansford, Down, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Down [joined RIC]
Harriet Treacy, 7, F, Church Street, Bryansford, Down, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Down
Catherine Treacy, 4, F, Church Street, Bryansford, Down, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Meath
1911 Census
James
Treacy, 55, M, 6 Valentia Place, Newcastle, Down (R.I.C. pensioner, b. Galway)
Ellen Treacy, 50, F, Valentia Place, Newcastle, Down (married 29 years, 7 child 4 alive)
Hariet Treacy, 17, F, Valentia Place, Newcastle, Down (daughter)
Catherine Treacy, 15, F, Valentia Place, Newcastle, Down (daughter, b. Meath)
John Treacy, 61643, b. 1887 Down
61643 John Treacy, dob 19 Jan 1887
[18 years], 5'8.125", b. Down, Catholic, recommended by DI Millar, cellaeman,
appointed 15 Jan 06 re-appointed 3.12.08 with loss of former service, served
Antrim 12 June 1909, Punishment, Discharged 17.1.06 Unfit by surgeon 33706/RI
resigned 2.8.11 61643D/58763, to emigrate to America, Contd in Galway
Jun 19, 1909 (IT) RIC The undernamed
recruits...No.1 Company...John Tracy, Antrim.
1911 Census:
John, Treacy,
24, M, Ballyscullion,
East,
Ballyscullion, Antrim (Constable, RC, Bar man?,
single, b. Co. Down)
Clonuff
Matthew Tracy married Catherine McCoy 14 Oct 1859 Wit: William Smith & Catherine
McCoy. Clonuff Parish
Castlewellan
Denis Treacy (s. of Stephen Treacy &
Catherine, uterque Tolka Cottages) of 6 Tolka Cottages m. Anne Hanna (d. of
Richard Hanna & Anne, uterque Drumnacoyle [Drumanaquoile Kilmegan] Co.
Down) of 63 Eccles St on the 25 June 1872 Wit: Daniel Treacy of 6 Tolka cottages & Catherine MacBride of 10
Upper Rutland. St St. Michan’s RC [see Stephen Treacy]
Denis
Tracey, of full age, bachelor,
porter, lives 6 Tolka Cottages Drumcondra, (s. of Stephen Tracey, living, coachman) married Anne Hanna, of full age, spinster,
servant, lives 63 Eccleds Strt, (d. of Richard Hanna, living, farmer) 25 June
1872 St Minchan N Anne St Wit: Daniel
Tracey & Kate McBride [Dublin North PLU]
2 September 1914 (FJ) Death [Dublin]
Treacy - Sept 1, 1914, at the Hardwicke
Hospital, Anne Treacy, widow of the
late Denis Treacy, Dorset street, and daughter
of the late James Hanna, Co. Down, and mother of Treacy Brothers, Jervis
Lane; regretted by her sorrowing sons and a large circle of friends. R.I.P.
Funeral from Aughrim street church at 10.30 o'clock on to-morrow (Thursday)
morning for Glasnevin Cemetery. Northern papers, please copy.
Downpatrick (& Down)
1. Daniel Tracy (Bradesman hatter, gardener, coachman), born January 29, 1795 at Kilkeel, Co. Down. Died February 4 1876 at Schuyler Falls, NY.
(1) Married Mary Hanna of Downpatrick, Co. Down on 16 December 1818 OR 8 December 1816 (b. June 10 1792, died November 18 1856 at Schuyler Falls, NY)
Children:
CATHERINE TRACY b: 3 AUG 1818 in
Downpatrick, County Down, Ireland - MARGARET TRACY b: 10 OCT 1821 in
Downpatrick, County Down, Ireland
- WILLIAM TRACY b: 10 NOV 1823 in Grand Isle,
Vermont
- ALICE TRACY b: 31 MAY 1825 in Grand Isle,
Vermont
- MARY TRACY b: 25 NOV 1826 in Grand Isle,
Vermont
- DANIEL H. TRACY b: 20 JUN 1828 in Grand
Isle, Vermont
JOHN TRACY b: 1 OCT 1830 in Plattsburg, NY - JAMES PATRICK TRACY b: 10 AUG 1832 in
Plattsburgh, NY
- ELLEN TRACY b: 6 MAR 1836 in Plattsburgh,
NY
- JOHN TRACY b: 6 AUG 1838 in Plattsburgh, NY
They left for Canada, c.1821-22, on the "Empress of Killales". Once in Canada, they moved south to the US, and settled in Grand Isle, Vermont. They then moved to Schuyler Falls, NY. M.Tracy
(2) Married Anna Cook 8 February 1867 at St. John's Catholic church, Plattsburgh, NY.
(LDS Compact Disc #107 Pin #834401)
Daniel Tracy of County Down
Ireland, lives Plattsburgh, Clinton County, New York, naturalised 28 Jan 1840
[signature]
Decendants of Daniel H. Tracy b:
20 JUN 1828 in Grand Isle, Vermont
https://sites.google.com/site/tracybuistancestry/
I am looking for information and living
descendants of Daniel and Mary Tracy of Schuyler Falls. Daniel was born on
1/29/1795 in County Down, Ireland and his wife, Mary Hanna Tracy was born on
6/10/1792 in County Down, Ireland. They had the following children: Catherine
born 1818, married Francis McCadden, Maragaret born in 1820 and married Charles
Kean, William born in 1823 married Ellen Jorden and Alice Tracy was born in May
31, 1825 in Grand Isle, Vermont. and married Thomas Manas / McManus of
Plattsburgh, New York. They had five children: Mary, Daniel (m. Bridget Kenney
in 1879 in Chicago), Matthew, Alice and Thomas (b. 1855 - 1861 in NY records
vary. Thomas married Helen, Kate Riley (31 Dec 1883) and Mary Fauser (29 Jan
1890). The McManus family is listed in the 1860 Federal Census for Schuyler
Falls, Clinton County and in the 1870 Census for Center Twp., Lake Co., IN.
Mary Fauser is my great grandmother. Please contact me if you have any
additional information or photos of this family. Unfortunately this is all I
know and I don't have any pictures.
Manuscripts of Michael T. Tracy: Tracy Family
Table of Contents:
John
William Tracy (1924-1980), Last Patriot of an American Family
Robert
Bernard Tracy (1925-1971), A Life of Remembrance
We
Meet Him Now Only in Memory: Arthur Edward (Barney) Tracy (1930-2010)
William
Bernard Tracy (1867-1920)
Genevieve
Agnes (Tracy) Draper (1893-1944)
Alice
Catherine (Tracy) Phillips (1897-1978)
Charles
Allen (Bud) Tracy (1897-1931)
Daniel
H. Tracy (1828-1907)
Peter
Matthew Tracy (1850-1924)
Mary
Tracy (1852-1904)
Ellen
Margaret (Tracy) Conroy (1854-1919)
John
Thomas Tracy (1855-1899)
Chicago
Fire Department Lt. James Patrick Tracy
Charles
F. Tracy (1861-1911)
Edward
Andrew Tracy
Daniel
Tracy (1795-1876)
Catherine
(Tracy) McCadden (1818-1893)
Margaret
(Tracy) Kean (1821-1906)
Alice
(Tracy) McManus (1825-1907)
Mary
(Tracy) Brenan (1826-1909)
James
Patrick Tracy (1832-1922), A Builder of Chicago, Illinois & Atchison,
Kansas
Ellen
(Tracy) McWilliams (1836-1903)
John
Tracy (1838-1909), The Man Who Followed the Union Pacific Railroad
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The Tracy Family Compendium Michael T. Tracy CreateSpace Independent
Publishing Platform, 15 May 2017 - 276 pages The family surname of Tracy has a
lineage going back to the year of 1795 when Daniel Tracy was born in Kilkeel,
County Down in present day Northern Ireland. There are several recorded
spellings of the surname including Tracy, Tracey and Treacy. The Gaelic
spelling of the surname is O'Treasaigh which translates as "The
descendant of the war-like one." However, it is English in its earliest
recorded origins dating back to the followers of William, The Conqueror, in
1066. The current branch of the surname dates to Daniel Tracy (1795-1876) who
left Ireland in late 1821 and settled with his wife, Mary Hanna and two young
children in Grand Isle, Vermont later relocating to Plattsburgh, Clinton
County, New York. This is the most complete and comprehensive book written to
date on this family. Over 40 years of information was researched and now is
assembled on the history of this family covering 7 generations spanning over
two hundred years. This work included biographies and photographs of Tracy
forebears as well as encompassing the present day living descendants. These
are the records of our ancestors and it is to their memories that this work
is lovingly dedicated for all time. |
MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
Marie Treacy, 1983 Down Down
Holywood
Samuel Treacy, Holywood, married Isabella Stevenson in 1923 at 1st Holywood Presbyterian
Church
Kilbroney
MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
Tony Tracey, 1985, Kilbroney Down
Kilcoo
MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
Elizabeth Tracey, 1942, Kilcoo Down
Robert Tracey, 1989, Kilcoo Down
Kilkeel
Note: Online baptisms end 1878 and
marriages end 1869.
1. Daniel Tracy (Bradesman hatter, gardener, coachman), born January 29, 1795 at Kilkeel, Co. Down. Died February 4 1876 at Schuyler Falls, NY.
(1) Married Mary Hanna of Downpatrick, Co. Down on 16 December 1818 OR 8 December 1816 (b. June 10 1792, died November 18 1856 at Schuyler Falls, NY)
Children:
- CATHERINE TRACY b: 3 AUG 1818 in
Downpatrick, County Down, Ireland
- MARGARET TRACY b: 10 OCT 1821 in
Downpatrick, County Down, Ireland
- WILLIAM TRACY b: 10 NOV 1823 in Grand Isle,
Vermont
- ALICE TRACY b: 31 MAY 1825 in Grand Isle,
Vermont
- MARY TRACY b: 25 NOV 1826 in Grand Isle,
Vermont
- DANIEL H. TRACY b: 20 JUN 1828 in Grand
Isle, Vermont
- JOHN TRACY b: 1 OCT 1830 in Plattsburg, NY
- JAMES PATRICK TRACY b: 10 AUG 1832 in
Plattsburgh, NY
- ELLEN TRACY b: 6 MAR 1836 in Plattsburgh,
NY
- JOHN TRACY b: 6 AUG 1838 in Plattsburgh, NY
They left for Canada, c.1821-22, on the "Empress of Killales". Once in Canada, they moved south to the US, and settled in Grand Isle, Vermont. They then moved to Schuyler Falls, NY. M.Tracy
(2) Married Anna Cook 8 February 1867 at St. John's Catholic church, Plattsburgh, NY.
(LDS Compact Disc #107 Pin #834401)
Magheralin
William
Tracey & Mary Topham
Elizabeth
b. 1 July 1859 Magheralin (LDS)
Newry (see also Armagh)
Robert Tracy & Mary
John Tracy b. 4 Jul 1819 Sp.
Patrick Downey & Catherine Conley. Newry Parish
Mary Tracy & Daniel Lehiff
James Lehiff b. 17 Dec 1829 Sp.
James Morrison & Catherine McArdle. Newry Parish
Patrick Tracy [of Roscommon?] & Margt
Mary Ann Tracy b. 2 Apr 1840 Sp.
Patrick & Eliz Mone. Newry Parish (30 Reg)
Mary Tracy b. 2 Apr 1840 Sp. James
& Margt Hogan
Mark Tracy b. 22 Apr 1840 Sp.
Patrick Baly & Mary Ann M'Caudl. Newry Parish (30 Reg) [born Bermuda 1836]
Ann Tracy & Michl Connor
William Connor b. 17 Nov 1847 Sp.
John Ryan & Mary Connor. Newry Parish
Mary Tracy & John Toris
John Toris b. 6 Oct 1850 Sp. Wm
& Mary Cunningham. Newry Parish
James Tracy married Mary McCornish/McCormick of Newry 14 Jan 1851 Wit: James Donnelly
& Jane Beatty. Newry Parish
Mary Tracy & John English
John English b. 9 May 1856 Sp.
Sarah Reily. Newry Parish
Patrick/Patk Trassy/Tracey/Treacy & Mrry Jane McAlendon/McAlinden [see
Drumcree Armagh]
Edward Trassy b. 14 Oct 1860 Sp.
John Kelly & Bridget Donelly. Newry Parish
Patrick Tracey b. 5 Oct 1862 Sp.
John Fyan & Bridget Kelly. Newry Parish
Edwd Tracey b. 31 Oct 1864 Sp Arthur Lenihan & Cath Tracey. Newry Parish (Edward b. 30 October 1864 Newry (LDS)
Mary Tracey b. 6 Jan 1867 Sp. John Kilis & Anne M'Craffry. Newry Parish (Mary Ann b. 3 January 1867 Newry LDS)
Cecila Tracey b. 29 Nov 1868 Sp. Michl Grimes & Bridget Nuller. Newry Parish (Cecilia b. 22 November 1868 LDS)
John Tracey b. 31 Oct 1870 Sp. John McAlinden & Eliza Tracey . Newry Parish (John b. 26 October 1870 Newry No 2, Down LDS)
Patrick Treacey/Treacy/Tracey, car driver/groom, & Mary Jane
McAlenden/McAlinder/McAlinden
Edward Treacey b. 13 Oct 1864 of
Mall Newry [Newry]. Patrick Tracey, father, Mall, his mark [Newry Newry PLU
Down]
Mary Ann
Treacy b. 3 Jan 1867 of Mall Newry. Patrick Treacy, his mark, father, Mall
[Newry Newry PLU]
Cecilia Tracey b. 22 Nov 1868 of
Mall Newry [Newry] Patrick Tracey, his mark, father, Mall [Newry Newry PLU]
John Treacey b. 26 Oct 1870 The Mall
Newry. Patrick Treacy, his mark, father, The Mall [Newry Newry PLU]
Edward Treacy died 1864, Newry PLU,
aged 4, b. 1860, died 17 Jul 1864 Newry, Patrick Treacy parent
Edward Tracey married Catherine
Gibson 2 Apr 1934 Newry Cathedral. Newry Parish
John Tracey married Susan O'Reilly
of Newry 6/8 Jun 1914 Wit: Thomas Byrne & Minnie Rafferty. Newry Parish
John Tracy, 44, batchelor, labourer,
of Lindsay Hill, (s. of Patrick Tracey, car owner, dead) married Susan
O'Reilly, 32, spinster, servant, of High street, (d. of Bernard O'Reilly,
Laneporter?, dead) 8 June 1914 Newry Cathedral Wit: Thomas Byrne & Mennie
Rafferty
Cecilia Tracey married Patrick
Givney 5 Oct 1914 Wit: John Tracey & Mary Jane Darne. Newry Parish
Cecilia Tracey, full age,
spinster, housekeeper, of Lindsay Hill, (d. of Patrick Tracey, car
owner, dead) married Patrick Gibney, 43, widower, stonecutter, of Yewtown
Plattin, (s. of Patrick Gibney, stonecutter) 14 Oct 1914 Newry Cathedral Wit: John
Tracy & Mary Jane Derine
Patricia Tracey, full age, spinster, of Highgate Hills London, (d. of John Tracey, builder) married Geoffrey Ruthven Austin, full age, batchelor, capt in Army D.I. special constable, of The Barracks Newry, (s. of Thomas Austin Austin, clerk in Holy Orders, deceased) 25 January 1921 Church of St Mary Church of Ireland
MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
Mary Michael Tracy, 1852 Newry Down
Patrick Treacy, 1908 Newry Down
Newtownards
Movilla Cemetery, Newtownards, County Down.
IHS
Tracey
In memory of
a beloved husband and father
Alphonsus, died 20th Jan 1974
Also his daughter Kathleen
Elizabeth Noble
died 14th Feb. 1995, aged 52.
And his wife Kathleen Josephine
Tracey
Died 15th July 1995, aged 74.
Kathleen Elkzabeth Noble Tracey
http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/AlphonsusTracey/3502072
Tracey
In loving memory of
a dear husband and father
James
(Jim)
died 30th January 1996
http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/JamesTracey/4334245
Tullyfish or Seapatrick
(& Banbridge)
Miss Margaret Tracey, Seapatrick Parish, regd.
Banbridge; daughter of Robert Tracey;
married John Hunter 26 Mar 1852
Margaret Tracey (d. of Robert Tracey) m. John Hunter (s. of William Hunter) 26
Mar 1852 Banbridge, Down, Ire
Margaret Tracey, full age, spinster, servant, lives Moyallen parish of Tullyfish, (d.
of Robt Tracey, cooper) married John
Hunter, full age, bachelor, servant, lives Moyallen, (s. of Wm Hunter,
carpenter) 26 March 1852 Banbridge Registrar's Office Wit: Andw Sheppard &
James Finch [Banbridge Banbridge PLU]
William Tracy married Mary Loughlin of Gilford 29 Jan 1859 Wit: William Bridget &
Sarah Raverty. Tullylish Parish Co. Down [see Belfast Antrim]
William Tracy & Mary Loughlin
Harriot Tracy b. 2 Apr 1860 Sp.
William Bridget & Ellen Loughlin. Tullylish Parish
Thos Tracy & Anne Connor
Johanna Tracy b. 2 Oct 1864 Sp. Peter Mooney & Mary A Geoghegan. Seapatrick Parish
Thomas Tracy & Anne
Joanna b. 1 October 1864 Banbridge (LDS)
Thomas Tracy, mason, & Anne Mollin?
Joanna Tracy b. 1 Oct 1864 of Scarva St Banbridge [Seapatrick]. Jane Mulligan, occupier of house the child was born in, present at birth, Banbridge.[Banbridge Banbridge PLU]
GENERAL
REFERENCES FOR DOWN
Donaghadee:
a local history list,
Clandeboye:
a reading guide,
Killyleagh
& Crossegar: a local history list,
"Provisional
list of pre-1900 School Registers in the Public Record Office of Northern
Ireland", UHGGN, 9, pp 60-71
Atkinson,
Edward D. Dromore, an Ulster Diocese, Dundalk, 1925.
Atkinson,
Edward D. An Ulster Parish: Being a History of Donaghcloney, 1898.
Barry,
J. Hillsborough: a parish in the Ulster Plantation, 1982
Canavan,
T. Frontier town: an illustrated history of Newry, Belfast, Blackstaff
Press, , 1989
Carr,
P. The most unpretending of places: a history of Dundonald, Belfast, White
Row Press, 1987
Cowan,
J. Davison An Ancient Parish, Past and Present; being the Parish of
Donaghmore, County Down, London, 1914.
Crossle,
Francis Local Jottings of Newry Collected and Transcribed, Vols 1-34,
Newry, 1890-1910.
Ewart,
L.M. Handbook to the dioceses of Down, Connor & Dromore,
Haddock,
Josiah A Parish Miscellany, Donaghcloney,
Hill,
Rev. George Montgomery Manuscripts, 1603-1706, Belfast, 1869.
Irwin,
David Tide and Times in the 'Port: a narrative history of the Co. Down
village of Groomsport, Groomsport, Groomsport Presbyterian Church, 1993
James
W.V. Strangford: The Forgotten Past of Strangford Village, Belfast, The
Northern Whig, 1994
Keenan,
Padraic Historical Sketch of the Parish of Clonduff, Newry, 1941.
Keenan,
Padraic 'Clonallon Parish; its Annals and Antiquities', Journal of the
County Louth Archaeological and Historical Society Vol. X
Knox,
Alexander History of the County Down, Dublin, 1875.
Linn,
Capt. Richard A history of Banbridge, Belfast, 1935.
McCavery
,T. Newtown: a history of Newtownards, Belfast, White Row Press, 1994
McCullough,
S. Ballynahinch, Centre of Down. Ballynahinch, Chamber of Commerce, 1968
O'Laverty,
Rev. James An Historical Account of the Dioceses of Down and Connor,
Dublin, 1878-89.
Parkinson,
Edward The City of Down from its earliest days, Belfast, 1928.
Pilson,
A. Downpatrick & its Parish Church, 1852.
Pooler,
L.A. Down and its Parishes, 1907.
Reeves,
William Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Down, Connor and Dromore, 1847.
Reside,
S.W. St Mary's Church, Newry; its History, 1933.
Shearman,
H Ulster, London, 1949.
Smith,
Charles The Ancient and Present State of the County of Down, Dublin,
1744
Smith,
K. Bangor Reading List, Journal of the Bangor Historical Society.
Wilson,
A.M. Saint Patrick's Town, Isabella Press, 1995
Last update: 24 March 2024