Dr Andrew Tracy (1846-1917) of
Galway, Island Pond Vermont and Meriden Connecticut
Dr Andrew W Tracy (b. 1846 Galway
Ireland d. Dec. 10, 1917 Meriden, New Haven County, Connecticut, USA)
Burial: Sacred Heart Cemetery, Meriden, New Haven County, Connecticut,
USA
The son of Michael and Julia (Hannon) Tracy. He came
to the US with his parents when three years old, locating in Island Pond, Essex
county, Vt., where his parents lived. He attended St. Sulpie College, Montreal,
and St. Charles College near Baltimore, and was graduated from McGill College,
Montreal, in 1873. He began the practice of medicine in Island Pond, Vt. Since
November, 1875, he has practiced in Meriden. He married Margaret, daughter of
Edward Broderick, of Willimantic, Conn.
Physician. Mayor of Meriden, Connecticut in 1892. Active member of St.
Rose's Church. Husband of Ell Broderick. Predeceased by daughter Molly.
Andrew W. Tracy, M.D., Meriden, Conn. ; McGill University, Montreal,
1873 ; aged 71; Democrat, member of the Connecticut State Medical Society ;
mayor of Meriden in 1892, and a member of the city council for two terms ; died
at his home, December 10 [Jour A.M.A. Dec 29, 1917]
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Dr. Andrew W. Tracy |
Dr. A.
W. Tracy died Monday Suffered
from Fatal Disease since August Mayor in
1892 Practiced
Medicine in Meriden since his college days Dr. Andrew
W. Tracy, mayor of Meriden in 1892, and a practicing physician in this city
from his college days, died last night at 9.30 o'clock at his home 52 Liberty
street. The doctor had been seriously ill since last August and recovery was
hopeless. Arrangements for the funeral await the arrival today of his nephew,
Dr. E.A. Tracy of Keene N.H. The
doctor has known all along that his illness would be fatal. Until October 18
he was able to be about the house, but after that date took to his bed and
has been critically ill. His sustenance has been solely liquid nourishment.
Fellow physicians have visited him often during his illness expressing their
sympathy and helped to make his illness more bearable. He was conscious to
the last, passing beyond peacefully and devoid of suffering. He was 71 years
old. Studied
for Priesthood Dr
Andrew W. Tracy was born in County Galway, Ireland, in 1846. his parents were
engaged in farming and when the son was three years old they came to America
and settled in Island pond, Vt., which is less than 80 miles from the
Canadian border. The
father had a fair-sized farm and was for some time engaged in railway work
for the Grand Trunk railroad. The boy attended the country school of the
community. He decided to study for the priesthood and entered the Sulpician
college at Montreal. He perused the course for several years at this Catholic
institution but just before taking holy orders he changed his mind about a
future profession and returned to his home at Island pond. Later he
returned to Montreal for the purpose of entering McGill University to study
medicine. He was graduated when about 24 years old and began his first
practice at his home town. Shortly afterwards, in 1872, he came to Meriden
and has practiced here ever since. |
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Fellow
Physicians Among
the physicians who were then practicing in Meriden were Drs C.H.C. Davis,
D.H. Catlin, John Tait, G.H. Wilson and Mansfield. Dr. Tracy established a
lucrative practice in a short time. Always active and interested in public
affairs the doctor was soon in demand. He was affiliated with the Democratic
party and in 1888 and 1889 he represented the First ward in the city council,
having been a candidate on the Democratic ticket. His
party thought so highly of him that in 1890 he was their candidate for mayor.
He was defeated, however, by Benjamin Page, republican, by only 61 votes. In
the next city election in 1891, Dr Tracy was again advanced as a candidate,
his opponent being Dr. G.H. Wilson, republican. Dr Tracy was elected by a
margin of 25 votes. Among the notable constructive features of his
administration was the installation of the newer disposal plant. At Town
Meetings He was
again a candidate for mayor in 1892 but was defeated by Dr. Wilson by nine
votes. Dr. Tracy was for many years a member of the town school committee,
retiring about 10 years ago. He was a man of strong convictions which he was
wont to register at the annual and special town meetings for the past two
decades. Sometimes he was on the winning side but he was sure to be heard
from on some important issues. Late years he had not been particularly active
in the Democratic party although holding consistently to Democratic
principals all his life. He was a
faithful member of st. Rose's church and was vice president of the Holy Name
society. He was one of the first presidents of the Amaranth club and his
interest in the club never lagged. He was a daily visitor at the club and
enjoyed playing cards with his fellow club members or debating questions of
the day with them. He was a
charter member of Silver City council, K of C and general physician of that
order. At one stage he served on the State board of Charille[?] under a
Democratic governor. Lost
Wife and daughter He
married Miss Ella Broderick of Willimanth and the Tracy hole for many years
was at 5[?] Liberty street. the death of his wife was followed several years
afterward by the death of his beloved daughter, Molly, and ? the double loss.
In memory of his daughter he gave a memorial for her to St Rose's parochial
school in the form of a Molly Tracy prize for essay work for which each
graduating class competed. A brother of the doctor's, John Tracy, died the
third week in October following an operation at St. Louis Mo. The doctor was
the last surviving member of his family, a sister having died 20 years ago
and another brother, Charles, having died about 10 years ago. John Tracy was
a locomotive engineer for 25 or 30 years with the Grand trunk railroad. The
doctor leaves a nephew Dr. Edward Tracy of Keene N.H. and several nieces in
St. Louis, all children of his brother, John. The
doctor's native honesty, his firm convictions and his public spirit made him
well liked by the community in which he spent so much of his life. As a
friend he was staunch and true. Because of his prominence in the community
both as a physician and as a public spirited citizen, his loss will be deeply
felt. Ill
since August The
doctor has been feeling indisposed since last August. the first indication of
disease came in difficult of speech. At the request of friends he committed
with Dr. Verdl of New Haven and was told that his condition was such that
medical science could not effect a cure. he has been confined to his home
many weeks. He has been failing gradually being compelled to depend upon
liquid nourishment for sustenance. His fortitude in the face of fatal illness
has been typical of the man. Meriden Morning Record - Dec 11, 1917 |
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1. Andrew Tracy, (b. circa 1790 Galway d. 6 Feb 1874
Island Pond Vermont) & Catherine Dillon OR Delaney
1.1
Michael
Tracy (b. circa 1816 [Connemara?] Galway d. 1910 Island Pond Vermont) m. Julia Hannon OR
Harmon OR Shannon (b. 1810 d. 13 Sep 1895) circa 1840 Galway
1.1.1 Delia
Tracy (b. circa 1840 Ireland d. 1897 Island Pond Vermont) married John Holloran
1.1.2
Andrew Tracy, Dr b. circa 1846 Galway d. 1917 Meriden Connecticut
1.1.3 John
Tracy b. circa 1849 Vermont OR Ireland
1.1.4
Charles Tracy b. circa 1851 Vermont OR Maine
1.2 Peter
Tracy (b. circa 1819 Galway d. 1890 Island Pond Vermont) married Mary Folen OR
Foley (1829-1894) 1851
1.2.1
Andrew Tracy b. circa 1852 New Hampshire
1.2.2
Catherine Tracy b. circa 1854 Vermont
1.2.3 Mary
Tracy b. circa 1855 Vermont
1.2.4
Bridget Tracy b. circa 1857 Vermont
1.2.5 Ann
Tracy b. circa 1859 Vermont
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Catherine Tracy (b. circa 1820 Ireland d. 1916 Vermont) married Patrick Deveny
1.3.1
Catherine M King nee Culhane nee Devoney b. 1854 Gorham New Hampshire lived
Portland Cumberland Maine
1.3.2
Delia Magee nee Deveny b. 17 Oct 1855 Bangor Maine d. 22 Feb 1941 Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada
1.3.3 Mary
Deveny b. 1859 St. Johns N.B. d. 30 Oct 1893 94 Becket Portland, Cumberland,
Maine
1.3.4
Agnes Deveny b. May 1863 Vermont
1.3.5
Annie E. Steinman nee Devney b. 1865 Island Pond, Vt. Lived New York County,
New York
1.4 John
Tracy (b. 1831 Ireland) married Mary Ridge circa 1850s [brother?]
1.4.1
Thomas Tracy b. circa 1854 Maine
1.4.2
Andrew Tracy, b. circa 1856 Vermont d. Saint George, Benton, Minnesota
1.4.3
Bridget Tracy, b. circa 1859 Vermont d. Saint George, Benton, Minnesota
1.4.4
Joseph Tracy, b. circa 1863 Vermont d. Saint George, Benton, Minnesota
1.4.5 Mary
Tracy, b. circa 1866 Vermont d. Saint George, Benton, Minnesota
1.4.6 Kittie
Tracy, b. circa 1868 Minnesota d. Saint George, Benton, Minnesota
BEST MATCH
CONNEMARA RECORDS [west of Lough Corrib]
Tithe Records
Peter
Treany [Treascy], [Leppa], Part of Park, Moycullen, Galway, 1828
1855
Griffiths Valuation
James Tracey, Village of Spiddle, Spiddle West,
Moycullen, Galway
Note: In a family tree for John
Holloran, his parents are located in Headford, which is located on the east of
Lough Corrib.
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Peter Tracy m. Mary Folen OR Foley 20 April OR 03
May 1851 Portland, Cumberland Maine [listings include Foley, Folan, Falan,
Fallan] August 28, 1896 Essex County herald.
(Guildhall, Vt.) ...Island
Pond. Jonathan Mason and wife first came here 43 years ago, and after a
year's residence he bought of the lumber company 80 acres of land at $1.25
per acre, built thereon a log house in which they lived a year and then sold
land and house to Peter Tracy [1854]... |
In 1856
Bishop de Goesbriand visited this remote part of his diocese [Island Pond],
and said Mass in the house of Michael
Tracy... Diocese of Burlington by J. S. Michaud |
1857-9 School District 5 - Brighton, Essex
County, Vermont
Michael Tracy,
parent; Andrew, John, Charles & Delia, children
Peter
Tracy, parent; Catherine, Andrew, Mary, Peter, children
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1860 Census – 513 Brighton, Essex,
Vermont Peter
Tracy M 38 Ireland Mary
Tracy F 31 Ireland Anda
Tracy M 8 New Hampshire Cate Tracy
F 6 Vermont Mary
Tracy F 5 Vermont Bridget
Tracy F 3 Vermont Ann
Tracy F 0 Vermont Morgan
Conly M 33 Ireland Stephen
Carnin M 23 Ireland Peter
Foley M 10 Ireland John
Foley M 34 Ireland Anda
Tracy F[?] 65 Ireland |
1860 Census – 508 Brighton, Essex,
Vermont Michael
Tracy M 44 Ireland Julia
Tracy F 48 Ireland Andrew
Tracy M 15 Ireland John
Tracy M 11 Vermont Chas
Tracy M 9 Vermont |
14 January 1865 Pilot [Boston]
Subscribers...Vermont...Island
Pond, J D Connolly, Thomas Gill, Martin Connolly, Patrick Flaherty, Diamond
Stone, P Feeney, A F Woodman, Dr Adams, James Commons, John Halloran, Peter
Tracy, A Flaherty, Michael Tracy and John Lenehan 2 each.
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June 30, 1865 Orleans independent
standard. (Irasburgh, Vt.) Five
Legged Calf. - Mr. Peter Tracy, at Island Pond, has a calf with five legs.
The calf is smart and healthy. |
October 29, 1868 Rutland weekly herald.
(Rutland, Vt.) While
Michael Tracy, night watchman in the G.T.R. depot at Island Pond was sweeping
the passenger cars from Portland, he found a bundle of Seven fine gold
watches. |
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1870 Census - Island pond, Brighton, VT Peter
Tracy M 49 Ireland, farmer, US citizen Mary
Tracy F 35 Ireland Andrew
[E] Tracy M 18 New Hampshire Kate
Tracy F 16 Vermont Mary
Tracy F 14 Vermont Bridgett
Tracy F 12 Vermont Ann
Tracy F 10 Vermont Margaret
Tracy F 8 Vermont Thomas
Tracy M 4 Vermont John
Holley M 40 Ireland |
1870 Census - Vermont, United States Michael
Tracy M 54 Ireland, works on RR Julia
Tracy F 59 Ireland Andrew
Tracy M 24 Ireland, physician John
Tracy M 22 Ireland, engineer Charles
Tracy M 19 Maine, works on RR |
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John Tracy m. Lizzie Connery circa 1873 Naturalisation
- Superior Court New haven Andrew Tracy, b. 1835 Ireland, age 43, East Haven,
Conn. Oct 25 1878 |
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1880 Census - Brighton, Essex, Vermont Self
Peter Tracy M 59 Ireland Wife
Mary Tracy F 50 Ireland Son
Andre E. Tracy M 28 New Hampshire, United States Daughter
Kate Tracy F 25 Vermont, United States Daughter
Bridget Tracy F 23 Vermont, United States Daughter
Annie Tracy F 20 Vermont, United States Daughter
Maude Tracy F 16 Vermont, United States Son
Thomas Tracy M 14 Vermont, United States |
1880 Census - Brighton, Essex, Vermont Self
Michael Tracy M 65 Ireland Wife
Julia Tracy F 68 Ireland Son
Charles Tracy M 29 Maine, United States 1880 Census - Meriden, New Haven,
Connecticut Self
Abraham Harris M 33 Poland Wife
Rosa Harris F 27 Germany Son
Samil Harris M 6 New Jersey, United States Son
Louis Harris M 3 New York, United States Other
Morre Mcmahon F 23 Connecticut, United States Other
Maria Wicht F 22 New York, United States Other
Andrew Tracy M 34 Ireland, single, Doctor MD 1880 Census - Brighton, Essex, Vermont Self
John Tracy M 32 Ireland Locomotive Enginer Other
Lizze Tracy F 27 New Hampshire, United States Other
Julia Tracy F ... Vermont, United States Other
Edward Tracy M 3 Vermont, United States Other
Arthur Tracy M 2 Vermont, United States John E Tracy b. Ireland, RR Engineer &
Elizabeth/Lizzie Connery b. Northumberland OR Manchester OR Groveton NH Julia
Tracy b. 10 Oct 1874 Brighton Vermont Elizabeth
Tracy b. 10 Nov 1875 Brighton Vermont Martha M
Tracy b. 07 Jan 1884 Brighton Vermont Fyeta C
Tracy b. 10 Sep 1885 Brighton Vermont Simon C
Tracy b. 04 Aug 1888 Brighton Vermont Peter
Tracy b. 18 May 1891 Brighton Vermont died 19 May 1891 Brighton Vermont Edward Andrew Tracy, 57y11m14d, b. 19 Sep 1876 Island Pond
Vt (s. of John E. Tracy, railroad
engineer, b. Ireland & Elizabeth Connary b. New Hampshire) died 02 Sep
1934 Elliot Community Hospital, of 305 Main Street Keene Cheshire New
Hampshire, resident 30 years, previous residence Wallpole NH, married,
physician |
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May 25 1881 The Willimantic Chronicle –
(Windham, Connecticut) A
brilliant wedding ceremony was witnessed at the Catholic church on Wednesday
of last week, the occasion being the joining in matrimony of Miss Maggie
Broderick, daughter of Edward Broderick, to Dr. Andrew Tracy, of Meriden. The nuptial mass was celebrated by
three priests,--Rev. Thomas W. Broderick, of New London, brother of the
bride, celebrant; Rev. Thos. Joynt, of Jewett City, deacon; and the Rev.
Father Fleming, of Mystic, sub-deacon. The home of the bride was the scene of
a pleasant reception during the day, and the presents were numerous. |
1888 Town Directory - Brighton/Island
Pond, Essex Co., Vermont
Andrew E.
Tracy, (Island Pond) r 12, farmer with Peter.
Charles F.
Tracy, (Island Pond) farmer with Michael.
John E.
Tracy, (Island Pond) engineer G. T. Ry., h and lot, Mountain.
Michael
Tracy, (Island Pond) farmer 79, Mountain.
Peter
Tracy, (Island Pond) r 12, farmer 270, Mountain.
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Peter Tracy, 71 years 2 mths 7 days, b. circa 1819
Ireland (s. of Andrew Tracy &
Catherine Delany), died 05 Aug 1890 Bighton Vermont, United States, suicide 1890
Peter Tracy Estate Andrew E
Tracy, Administrator Mrs.
Mary Tracy, widow Thomas C
Tracy Mrs
Margaret Farrell Mrs
Annie Elkins Mrs Mary
Carleton |
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Charles F Tracy, 38, farmer, b. So Paris Mo [Maine?]
(s. of Michael Tracy & Julia
Harmon) m. Bridget Finnigan, 33, b. Canada (d. of John Finnegan & Ester
Lamott) 09 Jun 1890 Island Pond, Brighton Vermont, United States; Catholic
Ceremony. A. W. Tracy, M. D., born in 1846 in Ireland, is a son of Michael and Julia (Hannon) Tracy. He
came to this country with his parents when three years old, locating in
Island Pond, Essex county, Vt., where his parents still live. He attended St.
Sulpie College, Montreal, and St. Charles College near Baltimore, and was
graduated from McGill College, Montreal, in 1873. He began the practice of me dicine
in Island Pond, Vt. Since November, 1875, he has practiced in Meriden. He is
a member of state and county medical societies. He married Margaret, daughter
of Edward Broderick, of Willimantic, Conn. John L. Rockey, W. W. Preston (1892)
"History of New Haven County, Connecticut" Julia Harmon Tracy, 85, b. 1810 Ireland (d. of Chas &
Bridget Godfrey), married, died 13 Sep 1895 Brighton, Essex, Vermont, United
States |
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15 Jan 1896 Congressional Record [&
1909] Thomas C
Tracy, to be postmaster at Island Pond, in the county of Essex and State of
Vermont Thomas C. Tracy (s. of Peter Tracy & Mary Foley) m. Della A. Flaherty, 21, (d. of
Patrick & Ellen Coyne) 12 Jun 1901 Island Pond, Vermont, United
States Thomas
Charles Tracy, 11 November 1865-18 March 1942, widowed, retired clerk
railroad |
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1900 Census - Brighton town, east side,
Essex, Vermont Head
Charles F Tracey M 49 Maine Wife Bridget
L Tracey F 44 Canada Eng Father
Michael Tracey M 84 Ireland 1900 Census - Meriden city Ward 1, New
Haven, Connecticut Head
Andrew W Tracy M 54 Ireland, b. July 1846, emigrated 1852, physician Niece
Martha Tracy F 16 Vermont, b. Jan 1884, father b. Ireland Housekeeper
Delia Harhen F 26 Ireland 1900 Census - Brighton town, west side,
Essex, Vermont Head
John E Tracey M 53 Ireland, b. Aug 1847, RR Engineer, Marriage Year
(Estimated) 1873, Immigration Year 1855 Wife Elizabeth
C Tracey F 43 New Hampshire Daughter
Julia E Tracey F 25 Vermont Son
Edward A Tracey M 24 Vermont Daughter
Martha H Tracey F 15 Vermont Daughter
Jeta [Zeda?] C Tracey F 14 Vermont Son
Simon C Tracey M 12 Vermont |
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1910 Census - Brighton, Essex, Vermont Head Ellen Flaherty F 64 Ireland Son Patrick J Flaherty M 34 Vermont Son-in-law Thomas K Tracy M 44 Vermont Daughter Delia A Tracy F 30 Vermont Grandson Phillip A Tracy M 7 Vermont
Grandson Raymond G Tracy M 5 Vermont Grandson Richard G Tracy M 3 Vermont
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1910 Census - Brighton, Essex, Vermont Head
Charles F Tracy M 59 Maine Wife
Bridget L Tracy F 53 Canada Charge
Paul Kennedy M 6 Massachusetts Father
Michael Tracy M 94 Ireland widowed 1910 Census - Meriden Ward 1, New Haven,
Connecticut Head Dr.
Andrew W Tracy M 64 Ireland, widowed, Immigration Year: 1875 Housekeeper
Adelia Harnan F 35 Ireland |
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Michael Tracy, 93 years 6 months, b. circa 1816
Ireland (s. of Andrew Tracy &
Kate Dillon, both b. Ireland) d. 08 May 1910 Island Pond, Brighton, Essex,
Vermont, of a fractured Collar bone femur by a fall old age. May 13, 1910 Essex County herald. (Guildhall, Vt.) Dr. Tracy
of Meriden, Conn., and John E. Tracy
of Lancaster, N. H., came Monday to attend the funeral of their father, Michael Tracy. James Tracy of New
York, the adopted son of Charles Tracy,
also came to attend the funeral... Michael Tracy. Michael Tracy, nearly
ninety-four years old, our oldest citizen, died at the home of his son
Charles, Sunday afternoon, May 8, 1910. Last August Mr. Tracy fell from his
bed, breaking his hip, and since then has been confined to his bed, enjoying
comparative comfort until within a week when gangrene patches developed,
reducing his remaining strength, and he died of heart failure, survived by
three sons, Andrew, (Dr. Tracy) of
Meriden, Conn., John E. of
Lancaster, N. H., and Charles, and
one sister, Mrs. Kate Deveny. One
son died in infancy, and a daughter, Mrs.
John Holloran, died a few years ago. His wife died September 13, 1895. Mr. Tracy was born in
Connemara, County Galway, Ireland, September 1816, and was married December
1839 to Julia Hannon in Ireland. In 1847 they with their children came to
this country, settling in Boston, where he was employed in the construction
of the first waterworks. Two years later they moved to South Paris Me., when
the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad was in process of building, Mr. Tracy
assisting in the stonework. As the work advanced the family located at
Bethel, Me., and Gorham, N. H. From the latter place they moved to Wells
River, and finally settled in Island Pond in 1852. Soon after the completion
of the road to Island Pond he was appointed night watchman at the station, a
position he held until he retired in 1872. His brother Peter was night watchman at the engine house during this period. Mr. Tracy had no
opportunity in his youth to attend school, but he possessed a wonderful
retentive memory, and could entertainingly relate many reminiscences of local
and historical events. Recognizing the great benefits of education he was
insistent that his children should have the best privileges the schools could
give. Before coming to this
country he was one of the original signers of the Father Matthew pledge,
signing it before Fr. Matthew himself. When local option was recognized and
the sale of liquors permitted here in 1903 he was invited to go and have a
gifts of wine, but he refused, remarking, "I have never seen the inside
of an American bar, and don't want to at this late day." Yet at one time
he was placed under arrest, under peculiar conditions, charged with selling.
The Congregational Church was being built (it was at a time when the Neal Dow
prohibition movement enthused many towns and villages, Island Pond among the
rest), and a man working on the roof was sunstruck. The nearest house was Mr.
Tracy's and he was taken there. Mrs. Tracy seeing his condition revived him
with some liquor For this her husband was arrested. A hearing was had at the Island
Pond House, and he was convicted and fined, although the only witness, an
unwilling one, declared he did not know what he drank. Mr. Tracy refused to
pay the fine. Mrs. Tracy, learning the situation her husband was in, went, to
the hotel in question and demanded to be taken care of, she and her children.
This was too much and later Mr. Tracy was allowed to go home, which was the
last he heard of the matter. Contrasting the conditions
existing in railroad work then and now, Mr. Tracy once informed us that the
engines all burned wood in the early days, 16 inch wood, and two men with
bucksaw cut and loaded the tenders of the engines running west, besides at
times assisting the two freight handlers to push cars on and of the spur of
the freight shed, which stood on the site of the present new station. His activity until his
accident, his strict integrity, his generosity and un stinted kindness to his
friends, his sociability, and above all his Christian life, made him a host
of friends. He was a fine old Irish gentleman. His funeral was largely
attended Tuesday morning at the Church of St. James the Greater, where a
solemn high mass of requiem w a celebrated by Rev. Fr. Trottier and many
accompanied the remains to their last resting place. |
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September 12, 1913 Essex County
herald. (Guildhall, Vt.) Miss
Zeda Tracy, a prominent school teacher from St. Louis, has been a visitor at
the home of Mr.and Mrs. Jas. Farrell this week. Miss Tracy was a former
Island Pond young lady, leaving here to make her home in the west about
twelve years ago. She returned to her home to-day. Edward
Andrew Tracy, B.A. 1899. Born
September 19, 1876, at Island Pond, Vt Died
September 2, 1934, at Keene, N H. Father, John Edward Tracy; an engineer for
the Grand Trunk Railway at Island Pond; son of Michael and Julia (Shannon) Tracy, of Galway, Ireland. Mother,
Elizabeth (Connary) Tracy, daughter of Patrick and Elizabeth (Maguire)
Connary, of Lancaster, N.H. St Johnsbury (Vt.) Academy. Second colloquy
appointment Senior year Studied
medicine at McGill University 1899-1902 (M.D.C.M.1902); practiced medicine in
Walpole, N.H., 1902-04 and in Keene since 1904; obstetrician, instructor in
obstetrics, and diagnostician Elliot Community Hospital since 1907;
commissioned Captain, Medical Corps, U.S. Army, October 21, 1918; attended
Medical Officers' Training School, Camp Greenleaf, Ga., October-December; on
medical board of examiners Camp Dix, N.J., December, 1918, until discharge
May 7,1919; member American Medical Association, Cheshire County Medical
Society, and St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church, Keene. Marned June 19,
1907, in Walpole, Blanche Margaret, daughter of Herbert Baker and Elizabeth
(Dnslane) Chapin. Children: John Chapm, '31 S.; and Elizabeth, B.A. Smith
1930, M A. 1932. Death due to bronchopneumoma. Buried m St. Joseph's
Cemetery, Keene. Survived by wife, son, daughter, two brothers, Arthur E. and
Simon C. Tracy, of St. Louis, and three sisters, the Misses Julia E. and Zita
C. Tracy, of St. Louis, and Mrs. David H. Meyer, of Dayton, Mo. Bulletin of Yale University New Haven 15
October 1935. Obituary Record of Graduates of Yale University Deceased during
the Year 1934-1935 |
Delia Holeran, aged 57, b. 1840 Ireland (d. of Michael Tracy & Julia Tracy) died 22
March 1897 Island Pond, of cancer.
1880 Census - 4 Mountain Street, Brighton,
Essex, Vermont
John
Holland, head, 47, b. 1833 Ireland, car repairer
Delia
Holland, wife, 38, b. 1842 Ireland, keeping house
Holleran
Family Tree
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/G77V-G54
Catherine/Katherine Tracy & Patrick Deveny/Devoney,
Delia
Magee, 85, b. 17 Oct 1855 Bangor Maine United States (d. of Patrick Deveny
& Catherine Tracy) widow, spouse
Charles Magee, died 22 Feb 1941 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Charles H.
King, 33, b. 1858 Mass (s. of Charles M King, dead, b. Bash Me & Mary E
Winchester, dead, b. Canada) married Catherine M Culhane nee Devoney, 37, b. 1854
Gorham New Hampshire (d of Patrick Devoney, dead, b. Ireland & Katherine Tracy, of Island Pond, b.
Ireland) 10 Oct 1901 Portland Cumberland Maine, United States [Family Tree
Kathryn Margaret Tracey b. 1825 Brighton, Essex, Vermont]
Mary
Deveny, 34, b. 1859 St. Johns N.B. (d. of Patrick Deveny & Catherine Tracy both born Ireland),
single, servant, died 30 Oct 1893 94 Becket Portland, Cumberland, Maine, United
States
George H.
Steinman, 31, b. 1862 Brooklyn, N.Y. (s. of Frank Steinman & Adalade
Cause), Single married Annie E. Devney, 28, b. 1865 Island Pond, Vt. (d. of
Patrick Devney & Katherine Tracy),
Single, 8 Feb 1893 New York County, New York, United States
1900 Census - Brighton town, west side,
Essex, Vermont
Kate
Deveny, head, 75, b. Apr 1825 Ireland, widowed, 7 children 5 alive, immigration
not known, farmer
Agnes
Deveny, daughter, 37, b. May 1863 Vermont, single, parents born Ireland
Mary
Culhane, gr Daughter, 20, b. Dec 1880 New Hampshire, single, father b. BLANK
mother born New Hamp, school teacher
1910 Census - Vermont? White? Hospital for
the Insane, Waterbury, Washington, Vermont
...Kate
Deveny, patient, 85, b. 1824 Ireland, widowed...
Mrs Kate
Deveny, of Brighton Vt, Vermont State Hospital since Nov 15 1909, widow, 97, b.
1819 Ireland, died 20 Jan 1916 Waterbury, Vermont
John Tracy (b. 1831 Ireland) married Mary Ridge
circa 1850s [brother?]
1860 Census - 509 Brighton Essex Vermont [beside Michael Tracy]
John
Tracy, 29, b. 1831 Ireland
Mary
Tracy, 27, b. 1833 Ireland
Thomas
Tracy 6, b. 1854 Maine
Andrew
Tracy, 4, b. 1856 Vermont
Bridget
Tracy, 1 b. 1859 Vermont
1870 Census - Minnesota
John T
Tracy, 38, b. 1832 Ireland
Mary C
Tracy, 38, b. 1832 Ireland
Andrew
Tracy, 14, b. 1856 Vermont
Bridget
Tracy, 12, b. 1858 Vermont
Joseph
Tracy, 6, b. 1864 Vermont
Mary
Tracy, 4, b. 1866 Vermont
Kittie
Tracy, 2, b. 1868 Vermont
1875 Census - St George, Benton, Minnesota
John T
Tracy, 45, b. 1830 Ireland, farmer, cannot write, citizen
Mary C
Tracy, 45, b. 1830 Ireland, keeping house
Andrew
Tracy, 18, b. 1857 Vermont, works on farm
Bridget
Tracy, 15, b. 1860 Vermont
Joseph
Tracy, 12, b. 1863 Vermont
Mary
Tracy, 9, b. 1866 Vermont
Kittie
Tracy, 7, b. 1868 Minnesota
1880 Census - Saint George Township,
Benton, Minnesota, United States
John T
Tracy, head, 49, b. 1831 Ireland, farmer
Mary
Tracy, Wife, 49, b. 1831 Ireland, keeping house
Andrew
Tracy, Son, 24, b. 1856 Vermont, farm laborer
Bridget
Tracy, Daughter, 21, b. 1859 Vermont
Joseph
Tracy, Son, 15, b. 1865 Vermont, farm laborer
Mary
Tracy, Daughter, 14, b. 1866 Vermont
Catherine
Tracy, Daughter, 12, b. 1868 Minnesota
1885 Census - St George, Benton, Minnesota
John T
Tracy, 54, b. 1831 Ireland
Mary
Tracy, 54, b. 1831 Ireland
Andrew
Tracy, 29, b. 1856 US
Joseph Tracy,
20, b. 1865 US
Mary
Tracy, 18, b. 1867 US
Katie
Tracy, 17, b. 1868 US
John T
Tracy, 1893 Will Books Benton, Minnesota
Andrew R [Richard] Tracy of Benton Minnesota married Barbara
Flaherty of Ramsey Minnesota Wit: Bartholomew Flaherty & Sarah Coyne 7 Jan
1886 Ramsey, Minnesota, United States
1900 Census - Saint George Township,
Benton, Minnesota, United States
Andrew
Tracy, head, 54, b. Jul 1845 Main, parents born Ireland, farmer
Barbara
Tracy, wife, 37, b. May 1863 Ireland, married 14 years, 8 children 7 alive,
emigrated 1884, 15 years resident
Mary
Tracy, daughter, 14. b. Oct 1885 Minnesota, at school
Joseph
Tracy, son, 10, b. Dec 1889 Minnesota, at school
Thomas
Tracy, son, 9 b. Mar 1891 Minnesota, at school
Charles
Tracy, son 8, b. Mar 1892 Minnesota, at schools
Luisa A
Crouley, 10, b. Nov 1890 Minnesota, father b. Canada, Mother b. New York
1910 Census - Saint George Township,
Benton, Minnesota, United States
Andrew
Tracy, head, 53 b. 1857 Vermont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Barbara
Tracy, wife 44, b. 1866 Ireland, married 24 years, 12 children 11 alive
Joseph
Tracy, son, 21, b. 1889 Minnesota, farmer
Thomas
Tracy, son, 19, b. 1891 Minnesota, farm laborer home farm
Charley
Tracy, son, 17, b. 1893 Minnesota, farm laborer home farm
Margarette
Tracy, daughter, 16, b. 1894 Minnesota,
John
Tracy, son, 13, b. 1897 Minnesota,
James
Tracy, son, 10, b. 1900 Minnesota,
Michael
Tracy, son, 8, b. 1902 Minnesota,
Delia
Tracy, daughter, 6, b. 1904 Minnesota,
Peter
Tracy, son, 4, b. 1906 Minnesota,
Ellen Tracy,
daughter, 0y0m, b. 1910 Minnesota,
1920 Census - 71 Saint George Township,
Benton, Minnesota, United States
Joseph T
Tracy, head, 55, b. 1865 Vermont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Ellen
Tracy, wife, 47, b. 1873 Minnesota, parents born Ireland
Mary Tracy,
daughter, 18, b. 1902 Minnesota
Leo Tracy,
son, 13, b. 1907 Minnesota
Julia
Tracy daughter, 9, b. 1901 Minnesota
Charley
Schrciber? widower, 30, b. 1890 Wisconsin, laborer farm
Joseph
Kruza, widower, 26, 1894 poland, laborer farm
1920 Census - 74 Saint George Township,
Benton, Minnesota, United States
Joseph P
Tracy, head, single, 36, b. 1884 Minnesota, farmer
John A
Tracy, brother, single, 23, b. 1897 Minnesotapartner farm
Bridget E
Tracy, Aunt, single, 63, b. 1867 Vermont, house keeper
Mary
Tracy, aunt, 50, single, b. 1870 Vermont, house keeper
1920 Census - 75 Saint George Township,
Benton, Minnesota, United States
John B
Tracy, head, 25, b. 1895 Minnesota, farmer
Lydia
Tracy, wife, 20, b. 1900 Minnesota
1920 Census - 76 Saint George Township, Benton,
Minnesota, United States
Andrew R
Tracy, head, 62 b. 1858 Vermont, parents born Ireland, farmer
Barbara
Tracy, wife 52, b. 1862 Ireland, married 24 years, 12 children 11 alive
Thomas
Tracy, son, 28, b. 1892 Minnesota,
laborer home farm
James Tracy,
son, 20, b. 1900 Minnesota, laborer home farm
Michael
Tracy, son, 17, b. 1903 Minnesota,
laborer home farm
Peter
Tracy, son, 13, b. 1907 Minnesota,
laborer home farm
Delia
Tracy, daughter, 15, b. 1905 Minnesota, house work
Ellen
Tracy, daughter, 9, b. 1911 Minnesota, none
Barbara
Tracy, 71, b. 1865 Galway Ireland (d. of Flaherty), died 15 Nov 1936 St. Cloud,
Stearns, Minnesota, United States,
spouse Andrew Tracy
Bridget
Tracy, 97, b. 1854 Vermont (d. of John Tracy & Mary Riges) died 16 Mar 1951
Fergus Falls, Otter Tail, Minnesota, United States
Andrew
Tracy, 86, b. 1856 Vermont (s. of John Tracy & Mary Ridge) died 30 Nov 1942
Anoka, Minnesota, United States
Ellen
Dziuk, 31, b. 09 Apr 1910 St George Minnesota (d. of Andrew Tracy & Barbara
Flaherty), died 12 Nov 1941 2317 Orchard St Chicago Cook Illinois, married,
housewife, spouse Thomas, informant's name J, buried 13 Nov 1941 St Patricks St
Cloud Minnesota
Island Pond - St. James the Greater
Cemetery - Founded in 1871
Located in
the village of Island Pond, Town of Brighton, Essex County...Early Irish
settlers...Peter Tracy, Michael Tracy...
John
Halloran, of Co. Galway, 3-21-1829 to 6-5-1910
Delia
Tracy Halloran, of Co. Galway, 9-24-1840 to 3-21-1897
Julia Hannon
Tracy, b. 1810 died 9-18-1895, 85 years (wife of M. Tracy)
Andrew
Tracy, of Co. Galway, died 2-6-1874, 84 years
Catherine
Tracy, died 3-19-1883, 29 years 5 months 13 days
Peter
Tracy, died 8-5-1890, 70 years 1 month 6 days
Mary Folan
Tracy, died 1-11-1894, 64 years 10 months
Andrew E.
Tracy, 1852-1926
Thomas C.
Tracy, 1865-1942
Ronald Chase Murphy, Janice Church Murphy
(2000) Irish Famine Immigrants in the State of Vermont: Gravestone Inscriptions
Sarah
Tracy, d. 11 June 1913, age 52 years
Philip A.
Tracy, 1902-1926
Mary E.
Tracy, 24 Oct 1877-4 Sep 1884
Hugh
Tracy, d. 26 Aug 1892, age 25 years 6 months
Saint Patrick's Cemetery,
Benton County, Minnesota, USA
John T Tracy
Birth 15 Apr 1831 Ireland
Death 5 Apr 1893 (aged 61) Minnesota, USA
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181615100/john-t-tracy
Andrew Tracy
Birth 1856 Vermont, USA
Death 30 Nov 1942 (aged 85–86)
Spouse:
Barbara Flaherty Tracy (1865–1936)
Children:
Mary Tracy McIver (1886–1978)
Joseph P Tracy (1889–1967)
Thomas T. Tracy 1891–1962)
Margaret Katherine Tracy Scott (1895–1993)
Michael Tracy (1901–1967)
Deliah Anabelle Tracy Kampa (1903–1977)
Peter P. Tracy (1906–1972)
Ellen Barbara Tracy Dziuk (1910–1941)
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/181614962/andrew-tracy
Ref:
12 December 1917 Essex County Herald
28
December 1917 Essex County Herald
Last update: 01
February 2024