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from 1800 to 1899
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Family
Histories
Parish
Records from 1800 onwards
Traceys of Dublin – Page 4
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Census
General
references for Dublin
5 July 1900 Freeman's Journal
...Mary Tracy, ea
facry girl, living in South Earl street...
Oct 13, 1900 & Oct 20, 1900 (IT) Alleged Assault
A sailor named Robert
Tracy was charged with assault on Catherine Kerston...prisoner and wife
occupied rooms in the house in Summerhill...asked for the return of two
smoothing irons...she was under the influence of drink...case withdrawn.
1900 Birth (Australian Archives)
John Christopher
Tracey
Service Number -
S2095
Date of birth - 23
Dec 1900
Place of birth –
Dublin Ireland
Place of enlistment -
Sydney
Next of Kin – Harriet
Tracey
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=4527716
1900-
Guinness Brewery Employees
Christina Treacy (b. 21/05/1962 d. 25/12/1998),
Employee ID:27319, Cleaner in
Administrative Department
Edward Treacy (b. 10/02/1907 d.
11/02/1984), Employee ID: 19326, Date
Joined: 18/05/1931, Painter in Engineers Department, Spouse: Margaret Treacy
James Tracey (b. 01/12/1873 d. 12/03/1955),
Employee ID: 10066, Date Joined: 31/10/1902, Navvy in Engineers Department,
Spouse: Bridget Tracey
Matthew Tracey (b. 22/08/1880), Employee ID: 9700,
Date Joined: 03/04/1902, Date Left: 21/05/1913, Labourer in Brewhouse
Department
Patrick Tracey (b. 09/05/1893 d. 29/07/1978),
Employee ID: 17640, Date Joined: 30/05/1921, Fitter's Helper Engineers
Department, Spouse: Elizabeth Tracey
William Tracy (d. 15/02/1878 d. 22/02/1952),
Employee ID: 8560, Date Joined: 12/02/1900, Sawyer in Cooper Department
William Treacy (b. 09/06/1893 d. 01/03/1962),
Employee ID: 16383, Date Joined: 03/11/1919, Cross Channel Labourer in Traffic
Department, Spouse: Christina Treacy
http://www.guinness-storehouse.com/en/GenealogySearch.aspx
The last horse drawn tram in the city operated
on the 13 January 1901 on the
Northumberland Road to The Star of the Sea Church, Sandymount route.
Regrettably on this final day of horse tram operation in the city, a Ralph
Patterson was knocked down and sustained 2 broken legs but the driver of the
tram, Thomas Treacy, was later
exonerated from all blame in court due in part to the testimony of a police
inspector who happened to be a passenger on the tram at the time of the
accident.
James Scannell. From Horse Drawn Trams to LUAS: A Look at Public
Transport in Dublin from the 1870's to the Present Time. Dublin Historical
Record, Vol. 59, No. 1 (Spring, 2006), pp. 5-18
Feb
2, 1901 (IT) The Horse Tram Fatality
Thomas Treacy, a drived in the employment of
the United Tramways Company, was charged...with causing the death of Ralph
Patterson...in one of the last runs of the old horse tramcars...discharged
Treacy.
Jun
22, 1901 (IT) Action against Tramway Company
Dublin United Tramways Comany...Ralph Patterson
who was knocked down opposite Begger's Bush Barracks...Thomas Tracy, the
driver...charges were dismissed...verdict for defendants...
May
30, 1901 (IT)
...Jervis street hospital, where he was
attended by...Mr. R.J. Treacy...[Richard, b. Tipperary see 1901 census]
Richd.
Joseph Treacy, 5 James St, Tipperary, L.A.H. Dub. 1926; (Cecilia St Dub)
Jun 17, 1901 (IT) Strange Drowning Cases in Dublin...Upper Ormond Quay...On the body was found a letter bearing the name and address of John Tracy, 7 Bolton street...established identity...a labourer, aged 26 years...
Jun 18, 1901 (IT) Death from Immersion in the Liffey
...John Tracy, a labourer, who
resided at 7 Bolton street...unsound mind...
Jul
27, 1901 (IT) The Custody of a Child
...Mary Ellen Forbes, the minor, was for three
years preceeding the death of her father, which took place on 17th December 1900,
residing with Mrs. James Tracy...Mrs. Tracy...also a protestant...resided at 20
Thorncastle street, Ringsend...
Jul
13, 1901 (IT) Militia - Royal Garrison Artillery
Dublin City Artillery (Southern Division) - C.F.
Tracey, gentleman, to be Second Lieutenant.
Jul
18, 1901 (IT) The Army
Charles Francis Tracey, gentleman, has been
gazetted Second Lieutenant in the Dublin City Artillery...
Sep
11, 1901 (IT) School Attendence Prosecutions
...attendence orders were made against...John
Treacy, 32 Upper Mercer street...
Nov
15, 1901 (IT) City Sessions
A woman of respctable appearance, named Alvina
Tracy, was indicted for having on various occasions neglected and exposed her
three children - Ernest, Edith and Alvina - all under the age of 16 years...Mr.
John Tracy, husband of the accused atated that he was a lithographic printer,
and had been married to the prisoner for 12 years. About eleven months ago she
had been prosecuted under the Children's Protection Act...visited Mrs. Tracy at
[11?] Lower Kevin street...the woman had been put out her room...
Nov
29, 1901 (IT) St Andrew Coll,
4th v. Wesley Coll...win for St. Andrews by 2 tries (Tracy/Tracey and O'Brien)
to nil...
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
Ann Tracey, 50,
Dublin Ireland, Cotton Card, Preston, Lancashire
Catherine Tracy, 50,
Ireland Dublin, Machine Feeder Woolen, Dewsbury, Yorks
Elizabeth Tracey, 55,
Ireland Dublin, West Ham, Borough Of West Ham
Margaret Tracey, 12,
Ireland Dublin, Juvenile, Norbury, Cheshire
Michael Tracy, 66, Dublin
Ireland, Major Royal Artillery Retired, Plymouth, Devon
Patrick Tracy, 41,
Dublin Ireland, Journeyman Tailor, St Giles, Northamptonshire
Rhoda Tracey, 36,
Ireland Dublin, Monthly Nurse, Paddington, London
Sarah Tracy, 26, Ireland
Dublin, General Ser Domestic, Bootle Cum Linacre, Bootle
1901 Census - D, Hamilton (city/cité), Ontario, Canada
John Tracey Head M
58 [12 May 1843?] Ireland, R Cath,
Annie Tracey Wife F
55 [13 Aug 1845] Ireland, R Cath,
Mary Tracey Daughter F 29
[8 Dept 1870] No Scotia,
R Cath,
Maggie Tracey Daughter F
27 [22 Dec? 1873] Ireland, R Cath,
Edward Tracey Son M
21 [8 Oct 1879?] England, , R Cath, day clerk
Beatrice Tracey Daugh F
17 [1 Dec? 1882] Dublin, R Cath, [Tracey, Beatrice Maud, Dublin South, 4th
Quarter 1882 2 613]
William Tracey Son M
16 [7 June 1884] [" = Dublin?] Ireland, ,
R Cath,
1901-1905
Index of Men of the Royal Garrison Regiment
This is yet another of my on-going projects. To
date I have indexed nearly 5000 men of the RGR who enlisted from 1901 until the
demise of the unit in 1905. Some of these men (normally those in South Africa)
continued to serve past 1905, indeed a handful were still in service by the
start of WW1. They formed 5 Battalions in total, serving in the UK, Malta,
Gibraltar, Canada & South Africa and freed up thousands of regular troops
for service in the 2nd Boer War.
The index below contains the RGR Number, Name,
Place of Birth and Former unit where known. I have more details in my on-going
files.
6064, Thomas
Tracey, St. Peters Dublin, RDF
http://www.britishmedals.us/files/rgr.htm
Sep
7, 1901 (IT)
88 William J Treacy, Mount St. Alphonsus,
Limerick. 3126
Sep
7, 1901 (IT) Latin
Junior Grade - Prizes of £2
William J Treacy, Mount St. Alphonsus,
Limerick.
Aug
8, 1903 (IT) Royal University of Ireland
Second University Examination in Arts...Bernard
J. Tracy, Mungret College, S.J., Limerick
Jul
29, 1904 (IT) Royal University of Ireland
The Degree of Batchelor of Arts...Bernard J.
Tracy, Patrick C. Tracy...
Aug
7, 1909 (IT) Second University Exam in Arts
Edward PJJ Treacy, Mount St Alphonsus, Limerick
Nicholas B. Treacy, Belmont House, Stillorgan
Jul
30, 1909 (FJ)
Second University Examination in Arts 1909.
Pass...Edward P.J.J. Treacy, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick; Nicholas B. Treacy,
Belmont House, Stillorgan...Michael Tracey, St. Munchin's Col., Limerick...
Jul
30, 1909 (FJ)
Michael Tracey, St. Munchin's Coll, Limerick
James Tracey, Belcamp Hall, Raheny
1909 Second University Examination in Arts
Edward P.J.J. Treacy,
Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick
Nicholas B. Treacy,
Belmont House, Stillorgan [Co. Dublin]
October 1910 IT
Mental and Moral
Science
2nd Class...Nicholas
B. Treacy, University College Dublin and Belmont House, Stillorgan
Oct
31, 1910 (FJ) BA Degree
Mental and Moral science...second
class...Nicholas B. Treacy, Univ. Coll. Dublin and Belmont House, Stillorgan
1911 Nicholas Benedict Treacy, University College Dublin & Belmont House
Stillorgan
Calendar for the year, National University of Ireland.
Fr. Nicholas Treacy, b. 1891, Clonfert Diocese, d. 21-04-1946, Belcamp [North Dublin - Nicholas Bernard Treacy].
11th December 1915 The
Tablet
Prize Day At The Gregorian [Rome]...among the probati...Nicholas
Treacy, 0.M.I...
Aug 29, 1922 (IT) Funeral
...Clergy
present...Rev Brother Nicholas Tracey, John's Lane...
Nov
23, 1901 (IT) Association [Football]
Teams. University College...J.J. Tracey...
Jun 5, 1905 (IT) Annual meeting at Clongowes
Wood
...cricket match of past and present
Clongownians...past...J.J. Tracy...
Jun 9, 1905 (IT) New Barristers
John Joseph Treacy, only son of Daniel J.
Treacy of Belle Vue, Mounrath, Queen's County, Soliciter.
Jun 26, 1905 (IT) Solicitors Apprentices
Debating Society...Mr. J.J. Tracey will preside...
Law Students’ Debating Society of Ireland,
King’s Inns, Dublin. Women suffrage: an address delivered at the inaugural
meeting of the 77th session, on. 23rd October, 1906. by John J. Treacy. Dublin:
Sealy, Bryers & Walker, 1907. pp.
35J.
Oct 24, 1906 & Oct 24, 1906 (IT) At the
inaugural meeting of the Law Students Debating Society, held last evening in
the Dining hall, King's Inn, an address on "Woman Sufferage" was read
by the Auditor, Mr. J.J. Treacy...
Jan 15, 1906 (IT) Law Student Debating Society
...Affirmative...JJ Treacy...
Jan 27, 1906 (IT) Teams for Today
...Corinthians...JJ Treacy (capt)...
Oct 19, 1906 (IT) Law Students Debating Society
...The Auditor of the Society, Mr. J.J. Treacy,
Barrister-at-Law, will deliver the inaugural address. Subject - "Woman
Sufferage."...
1906-07 Auditor Law Students’ Debating Society
Of Ireland, The Honorable Society Of King’s Inns
J J Treacy
Jun 8, 1908 (FJ) Clongowes Union
...The outgoing members...John Treacy - were
elected...
Jun 8, 1908 (IT) Clongowes Union
...the co-option on the Committee of Mr.
Tracy...
Jul 9, 1908 (IT) Funeral of the late Mr. Edward
D'Alton, Solicitor
...present...J. Treacy, JJ Treacy...
Feb 13, 1909 (IT) Mercers Ball Committee
...Mrs. OJ Treacy...
Apr 8, 1909 (FJ) Leinster Cricket Union
...Mr. J.J. Treacy, Pembroke C.C. in the
chair...
May 29, 1909 (IT) Mercers Bazaar
...Optimus Stall. Presidents...Mrs treacy, 50
Pembroke road...Miss Treacy...JJ Treacy...August 1909 IT Cricket
Gentlemen of Ireland's Tour in Canada and
America...J.J. Treacy (Pembroke)
Apr 26, 1910 (IT) Pembroke CC
...Captain - J.J. Treacy...
16 June 1910 Cricket
Pembroke...J.J. Treacey...
Jun 25, 1910 (SS) The Clongowain Annual
...'Gentlemen of Ireland Cricket Team in Canada
and USA 1909' by JJ Treacy...
March 1913 IT
A meeting of the Committee organising the young
professional men of Dublin in support of Home Rule...Mr. J.J. Treacy...
'Fitzwilliam Jubilee Souvenir' Fitzwilliam's
first fifty: half a century of Irish lawn tennis [1877-1927] by J.J.
Treacy. Dublin, Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis
Club, [1927] 54p.
26
May 1902 IT
Treacey - At his residence, Terenure, John
Treacey, to the great grief of his sorrowing wife and daughter, after a tedious
illness, bourne with Christian resignation. R.I.P. Funeral on tomorrow
(Tuesday) at 2.30 p.m.
17
November 1902 (IT) Death
Tracey - November 16, at 21 Gardiner's place,
the Rev. Matthew Tracey, P.P. Rosenallis, Queen's County, aged 53 years. R.I.P.
Funeral arrangements will be announced in to-morrows issue.
Jun
3, 1902 (IT) Death
Tracy - May 30, at St.Kevin's Park, Dublin,
Catherine relict of the late Joseph E. Tracy, formerly of Grenville House,
Cork, aged 30 years. R.I.P.
Sep 17,
1902 (IT) School Attendence Prosecutions
...James Treacy, 7 Taylor's Lane...
15
November 1902 Enniscorthy Guardian
Irish in a Dublin School...John-street National
Schools, Dublin...The result of the examinations...2nd John Treacy...Special
prize...Eamily Treacy...
27
November 1902 Northants Evening Telegraph
Treacy - November 26 1902 at 28 Parkgate
strret, Daniel Treacy; deeply regretted by his sorrowing daughters and a large
circle of friends. RIP. Funeral for Glasnevin from Franciscan? Church, Merchants
Quay, immediately after Requiem Mass at 9 o'clock on to-morrow (Friday) morning
28 inst.
Freemasons
Arthur C Treacy, 12 Jun 1911,
Corinthian Lodge 179 Dublin, Electrical Engineer. Certified 21 Dec 1911.
Resigned 1923.
Edward A Tracey, 6 Apr 1923, Excelsior 232 Dublin, Insurance Inspector, made
4/5/1923 made master 1/6/1923, certified 3 Jul 1923
George Tracey, 31 Jan 1922,
Excelsior 232 Dublin, Contractor,
made 3/3/1922, made master 6/9/1922,
certified 25 Sep 1922
Robert Treacy, 7 Apr 1902, Lodge 2
Dublin, Commal Trav. Certified 12 May 1903. Died 1950.
Apr
18, 1903 (CT) Serious Accident at the Broadstone
A man named John Tracy of Geat Britian Street
Dublin on Tuesday met with a serious accident at the new extension Broadstone
Railway. It seems that Tracy who was employed by a contractor having charge of
the new extension was working on the roof, when he lost his balance in some
unaccountablre manner and fell headlong into a waggon which broke the fall. He
was immediately picked up in an unconscious state and the Corporation ambulance
summoned which arrived in good time, and conveyed the unfortunate man to the
Matter Hospital, where he was found to have received serious injuries, and he
now lies in a very precarious condition.
1903
Quebec Arrivals
J. Tracey, 30, b. Dublin Ireland, May 1903 Ship
Name: Mount Temple
Jun
2, 1903 (IT) Trades Union Congress
...Shops (early Closing) Bill...Mr. Richard
Tracy (Dublin) seconded the resolution...
Sep
1, 1903 (IT) Glass Breaking
...Hugh Tracy, a groom, was charged with having
broken glass in the window of T.G. Wood of Parliment street. Prisoner was
remanded.
Oct
12, 1903 (IT)
Hugh Tracy, against whom there was an
indictment for having, on the 3rd August, broken a pane of plate-glass in the
window of Mr. Timothy Woods, Partliament street, was found to be of unsound
mind.
Nov
14, 1903 (SS) Probate Court Dublin
The following gentlemen were sworn...Edward
Tracey.
June
18, 1904 The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah])
A sawyer named Lenis [Denis?] Tracey, 25
Hardwicke street [Dublin], employed at the Beresford Place Sawmills, met with a
serious accident on Thursday morning, his left hand being caught in the machine
he was working at, crushing the thumb and fingers. He was treated by Dr. JJ
Ryan at Jervis street hospital and detained a patient.
Another Sinn Féin supporter was John R.
Treacy, a native of Youghal, County Cork, who taught in Limerick and Dublin
before coming to Sligo in 1904. He taught in Summerhill College and in the
Technical School. He had been involved with Griffith and William Rooney in Sinn
Féin while in Dublin and was one of the “Apostles of Sinn Féin” in Sligo.
Sligo 1914-1921: A Chronicle of Conflict. By
Michael Farry.
Dec
7, 1929 (SS)
Professor John Rupert Tracey, who died at his
residence, 6 St. Mary's terrace Sligo, was a well known member of the teaching
profession who was born in the County Cork. President Cosgrave was a pupil of
his when the late professor was on the staff of the Christian Brothers' School,
James Street, Dublin.
Born at Youghal, sixty-one years ago, he was
educated at the Christian Brothers local establishment and had a distinguished
career. He joined the teaching profession at an early age, and taught at the
Christian Brothers Schools Synge street, Dublin, as well as James' Street. He
was closely associated with William Rooney, the poet, and Arthur Griffith in
the early days of the Sinn Fein movement, helping to edit the "United
Irishman". He was on the professional staff of Summerhill College, Sligo,
for the past 25 years.
Known in Sligo as "the father of Sein
Fein", Professot Tracy was an esteemed figure in the life of the town, and
his death was received with feelings og general regret. The funeral which took
place on Thursday, was of a large dimensions, and of a representative nature,
the late professors popularity being strikingly illustrated. The coffin, draped
in the tri-colour, was borned from the church to the graveyard on the shoulders
of a number of old friends, and many marks of respect were displayed during the
progress of the cortege through the town. Sympathy will be extended to his
widow and family, as well as his sister-in-law, Mrs Tracey, Catherine Street,
Youghal, and his nephew, nieces and cousins in that town.
Sep
17, 1904 (IT) Association Football
Dublin...Ashfield...F. Tracy...
31
March 1905 List of Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of National Education
- Dublin
Bernard A. Tracy, 21 years 9 months [b.
Waterford], served 2 years 6 months, Educated Lowtown Galbally [Limerick]/St.
Peter's Whitefriar St Dublin/Annascaul Annascaul [Kerry], Serving in Kerry 7887
Knightstown B, Assistant
Patrick Treacy, 36 years 4 months, served 16
years 4 months, educated Garrison Garrison/Central
Model Dublin/ Model Enniskillen/De La Salle Castletown Mountrath, serving
Fermanagh 3494 Garrison, Principal
May
1, 1905 (IT) Dublin Poor Law Nominations
North City Ward - Joseph Treacy, 61 Mary
street...
May
31, 1905 (IT) Local Government Elections
North City Ward... Joseph Treacy 143 votes [not
elected]
Aug
14, 1905 (IT Fatal Fall from Window
Inquest and verdict...remains of Susanna
Treacy...1 Little Ship street...Mary Malone, who resided in the same
house...deceased woman was addicted to ???...Mr. Tracy asked his wife to get
him some tea...Lilly Farrell, a niece of the deceased stated that Mr. Treacy
was perfectly sober that evening. The husband of deceased was called and
cautioned by the Coroner, he decided not to give evidence...
18
August 1905 New Ross Standard
Fatal Falls. At Dublin on Saturday an Inquest
was held touching the death of Mrs. Treacy, Little Ship-street, who fell from
her back window and died before recovering.
'Haverford', Queenstown to Phila 24 Sept
1905
James
Tracy, 23, b. 1882 Ireland, shop assistant, lived Dublin, to uncle Chas Fleming
Roundout NY, USC (not certified)
John
Treacy, 17, b. 1888, lived Cullane [Limerick], married[?] wrote and rec'd reply
two weeks before sailing Cambridge? Mass. Cousin Wm Cleary 125 Cherry St.
Cousin here 9 years.
Sep
23, 1905 (IT)
...Alexander Treacy, car driver, Kill o' the
grange...
Nov
9, 1905 (IT) Game Prosecutions
At Swords Petty sessions...James White of st.
Josephs Swords and Joseph Treacy...were convicted [shooting on the lands of
Forest, near Swords]...
Dec
19, 1905 (IT) DMP
...Prisioners Department Store
Street...replaced by Constable Treacy, 155 C...
Nov 9, 1918 (IT) Police News
Dublin
Metropolitan Police....His many friends in the C Division extend their sincere
sympathy to their comrade, Constable Edward Tracy, 155 C, who has lost by death
his youngest child, Maria Patricia, aged 7, who died on the 2nd inst. at her
residence, Courtney Place, Ballybough road. The funeral to Glasnevin on Tuesday
was private.
Apr 19, 1919 (IT) Police News
Retirements...Constable
Edward Tracy, 155 C, also retired on pension, had a service of over 30 years.
He joined the force from Myshall, Co. Carlow, and returns to his native place
to take up a farm of land there.
1905 Kelly's Directory
Daniel J. Tracey, 50
Pembroke road
William Tracy,
Riverside house, Chapelizod R.S.O. Co. Dublin
1905
[Cd. 2475] Twenty-third report of the Royal University Ireland (for 1904).
Degrees conferred [Dublin?]...Batcheloe of
Arts...Bernard Joseph Tracy, Patrick Cyril Tracy...
1905-1918 Dublin Metropolitan Police
records
http://traceyclann.com/files/1905-1918%20Dublin%20Metropolitan%20Police.htm
Feb
5, 1906 (IT) Presbyterian Church
Adelaide road...Mr. Robt Treacy and Dr. Coey
Bigger were added to the Committee.
May
19, 1906 (IT) Kingstown Administrative Suit
Treacy v. Cockburn...application of Mr. H.R.
Treacy, of York street Kingstown, personal representative of his deceased wife,
the late Mrs. Josephine Treacy, for an order...estate of the late Mr. William
Cockburn, Kingsstown...a sum of £42.10s.8d bequest to the late Mrs. Treacy,
under the will of her father...
29
June 1906 The Church of Ireland Gazette
Great Southern & Western Railway Company,
examination for clerkships 29th May 1906...held at the City of Dublin Technical
Schools...Patrick Tracey...
Oct
22, 1906 (IT)
...float driver, employed at D'Arcy Brewery was
charged with having caused the death of William Treacy, late of West Park,
Glasnevin...Patrick Treacy, brother of Wm. Treacy, deposed that he, Charles
Maguire and Treacy were driving in a dairy cart...Treacy was conveyed to
Mercers Hospital, where he died on Friday morning...
October
1906
Accidental death of William Treacy, driver of a
dairy van, employed by Mr. Doyle, West Park Glasnevin. Death occurred on
Georges Quay on 19th October. Patrick Treacy, brother of the deceased, said
that he had been thrown from the cart, and was run over by a dray from D'Arcy's
Brewery.
February
1907. The friends of Mr.
Patrick Daly entertained him to dinner at the Royal Mail Hotel, Kingstown on
the occasion of his transfer in the Prudential Assurance Company. The usual
toasts were enthusiastically drunk and songs were contributed by Messrs. Tracy,
Smith, Lazenby, Fitzpatrick and Kennedy.
September
1907 IT
Tramways Thanks...Dublin United Tramway
Co....large and unexpected bonus...Cabra Depot...H. Treacy, motorman...
Treacy - February
6, 1912, at his residence, 4 Avondale avenue, Phibsborough, Henry Treacy
(late motorman D.U.T. Co.)
Sep
5, 1907 (IT) Fisherman Drowned at Howth
...Michael Kelly deposed that he took Carr up
and brought him down the West Pier. He sat down on a box, and a man named
Thomas Tracy came over and stated that he would see Carr on board his boat all
right. Witness then left him in charge of Tracy. Tracy deposed that he did not
remember seeing Kelly or taking charge of Carr...
Nov
22, 1907 (IT) Irish Wills
Mr. Joseph Boyle, of Ayr Villa, Howth, Co.
Dublin, retired merchant, who died on 2th October...valued at
£24,426.10s.1d...probate ...has been granted to Mr. Robert Tracey of 75 South
Great Georges Street, Dublin, merchant...
Friesland Liverpool to Phila 25 Nov 1907
James
Tracey, 24, b. 1883 Duleck [Meath] Ireland, married, fireman, lived New Castle
England, father & mother Jas Tracey Clydes Cottage New Castle Co Dublin,
passage paid by friend PPT, to cousin Dr R Tait Mackenzie 26 S 21st St Phila Pa
(called for him). 5'8.5", fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes. [with
one]
Mary
W Tracey, 27, b. 1880 Devonport England, wife, lives New Castle England,
father-in-law & mother Jas Tracey clydes Cottage New castle Co. Dublin, cousin Dr. R. Tait Mackensie 26 S.
21st St Phila Pa, called for her, 5'9", fair complexion, fair hair, blue
eyes [with one]
Dec
28, 1907 (IT) Steevens Hospital
...Christmas entertainment...artists...Miss
Ally Tracy, dance...
Apr
9, 1908 (FJ) Funeral of Mrs Mullins
...Drumcondra...attending...H.D. Treacy...E.J.
Treacy...
7th
May 1908 Evening Express [Wales]
While laughing and chatting with his doctor,
who was dressing his injured ankle, yesterday, in Dublin, a married man named
Jeremiah Treacy fell forward and died.
May
19, 1908 (IT) Charge of Bigamy
...Mrs Whelan, formerly Bridget Treacy, 41 Bow
street...witness to marriage RC church North Anne street 5th August 1900...
May
21, 1908 (IT)
...Mr. Ed. Tracey, picture restorer...[Dublin]
Jul
2, 1908 & Sep 11, 1908 & Jun 12, 1909 (FJ) Racing-men in Motor Mishap
...Steevens's Hospital...House surgeon and
Messrs Symth and Mr. T. E. Treacy, resident pupils...
Sep
22, 1908 (IT)
The following will represent Stevens Hospital
today...T.E. Treacy...
Jul
24, 1908 (FJ) Empire Palace Theatre
Boxing Tournament to-night for Bantham-weight
Championship. Thos. Treacy v. Jos. Beirne
Jul
16, 1908 (FJ) The Portmarnock Fatality
Funeral of Mr. Shepard...of 11 Grenville
street, Mountjoy square...present...J. Tracy, D. Tracy, T. Tracy...
Aug
1, 1908 (FJ)
Parish of the Holy Family, Aughrim
street...2s6d...M. Treacy...
Parish of Donneybrook...5s...Mr. P.J. Tracy...
Aug
16, 1908 (FJ) GAA Football League Championships [John Tracey, 164 Shelbourne Road, Ballsbridge]
...final tie for second place in the Junior
League...St. Andrews (Dublin City) won...John Tracey...
19
May 1910 (FJ) GAA Dublin Football League
...Fixtures...at the Thatch...Minor - Crokes v.
O'Connells, 12.45, Mr. John Treacey...
May
18, 1914 (FJ) Leinster Chamionships Dublin v. Wicklow
...Football...Dublin...J. Treacy...
29 July 1916 The Kerryman
Football Games At Frongoch
Internment Camp. Kerry and Dublin Victorious...Dublin – J.Tracey (Mitchels)
capt...[pdf]
The 1916 Leinster Junior Football Final
was won by Dublin. J. Treacy of Dublin Scored a point in the first half (Dublin
2-7 Wexford 0-3).
Aug 4, 1917 (MC) Louth v Dublin
...Leinster
Senior Football Championship...Dublin...J. Tracey...
Jul 30, 1920 (FJ) GAA
Dublin
Senior Board...team selected to play the O'Toole Co selection in Oireachtas
compedition in Croke Park...Rest of County - J. Tracey (Capt.)...
Sep
28, 1908 (FJ) North Dublin Workmen's Club
...Mr. E. Tracy (comic)...
7
November 1908 Free Press (Wexford)
Kingstown...presentation, which was formally
made by Mr. Ernest Treacy...
Nov
28, 1908 (FJ) Municipal Elections
Arran Quay Ward UIL...present...Andrew
Tracey...
Dec
29, 1908 (IT) Base Coin
...William Treacy, 220 Great Britain street,
van driver...
Jan
20, 1909 (IT) Mansion House ward
...JH Treacy, agent for Mr. Raymond....
United Kingdom Probate Records
John Tracey d. 1911
Dublin
1908 London Wills
Jeremiah Treacy of 24
St. Alban's-road Dublin died 5 May 1908. Administration Dublin to Margaret
Treacy widow. Sealed London 6 July. Effects £139.17.6 in England.
1909 London Wills
Jeremiah Treacy of 24
St. Alban's-road Dublin died 5 May 1908. Administration Dublin to Richard
Hayden solicitor's assistant. Effects £147 in England. Sealed London 10
December. Former grant sealed London July 1908.
1909 London Wills
Margaret Treacy of 11
Dunville-avenue Ranelagh county Dublin widow died 25 July 1909. Probate Dublin
to Richard Hayden solicitor's assistant. Effects £147 in England. Sealed London
15 September.
1909 London Wills
Robert Treacy of 33
Moyne-road Rathmines county Dublin died 8 March 1909 Probate Dublin to
Elizabeth Treacy widow. Effects £60.0.6 in England. Sealed London 2 July.
1912 London Wills
Jane [Kildare] Treacy
of 29 Upper Baggot-street county Dublin widow died 17 February 1912.
Administration (with will) Dublin to Elizabeth Bradley married woman. Effects
£240 in England. Sealed London 23 April.
1914 London Wills
Elizabeth Treacy of
14 Heathfield-road county Dublin widow died 16 May 1914. Probate Dublin to
Robert Treacy merchant. Effects £56.16.0 in England. Sealed London 14 December.
1919 London wills
Edward Tracey of 13
Heytesbury-street Dublin died 12 June 1919. Probate Dublin to Edward Emanuel
Lennon F.R.C.P.I. Effects £1840 in England. Sealed London 14 August.
1930 London Wills
Georgina Tracey of
568 North Circular road Dublin spinster died 12 March 1930 Probate London 30
April to Edward Emanuel Lennon F.R.C.P.S.I. Effects £1044.
Apr 21, 1931 The
Irish Times
Lived an Eccentric
Life - Dublin Woman's £6400 - Bulk left to charities
...The plaintiff, as
executor, sought to establish the last will, dated 21st January 1927, of Miss
Georgina Tracey, late of 568 North Circular Road, Dublin, who died on the 12
March 1930...the testatrix was aged about 76 years and the estate valued at
£6400. By her will, Miss Tracey appointed Dr. Lennon, the plaintif, exeutor,
and gave him a sum of £300 for so acting. She also left him her land stock,
which was worth £600, in consideration for his medical services for eight
years, for which services she had never lpaid him anything...She left £1000 to
the Meath Hospital to endow a bed to be called after her brothers Edward and
John and herself...She left the two ladies, in whose house house she had lived
for eight years, Lily McCrudden and Florance McNamee [of 568 North Circular
road], £20 and £10 respectively...The family had originally consisted of John,
Edward, Georgina (the testatrix) and another sister, who married and became Mrs
Kennedy and who was the mother of the defendant in this action. They had lived
as 13 Heytesbury street, Dublin. They were picture restoters and they seemed to
have accumulated a great deal of money. For 31 years Dr. Lennon had been
medical attendant of the family...John died first and Edward died in 1919 and
he by his will...left £1000 to his sister Mrs Ellen Kennedy, [of 76 Kennedy
Park Phibsboro] mother of the degfendant, Mrs Grey...
1932 London Wills
Edward James Treacy
of Kincora House Contarf Dublin died 29 October 1931 at 312 Contarf road Dublin
Administration London 11 February to Patrick Burke Treacy retired civil
servant. Effects £139.6.9 in England.
1935 London Wills
Maria Margaret Treacy
of 27a Capel street Dublin spinster died 1 November 1935 Probate London 20
December to Albert Woodcock solicitor. Effects £512.3.6.
1936 London Wills
Michael Tracy of
streamstown Moate county Westmeath died 4 December 1935 at 32 Rathfarnham road
Terenure Dublin Probate London 17 February to Patrick Jordan farmer and Thomas
John Dowdall solicitor. Effects £6459.17.10 in England.
1936 London Wills
Thomas Joseph Tracy
of 9 Clifton terrace Monkstown Dublin died 11 October 1936 Probate london 6
November to Annie Tracy widow. Effects £3527.19.0.
1936 London Wills
Joseph Tracey of
Rockmount Dundrum county Dublin died 7 June 1936 Administration London 8
October to Mary Tracey widow. Effects £123.7.3 in England.
1941 London Wills
Anne Tracey of 10
Harty place Lower Clambrassil street Dublin widow died 27 September 1940
Administration Llandudno 14 March to Florence Carroll (wife of Herbert
Carroll). Effects £537.6.1
June 12 1909
Accidents treated in
Hospital...The following were treated yesterday at Stevens Hospital by the
house surgeon and Mr. T.E. Treacy...
Feb 19, 1909 (FJ) The Gaiety Theatre
...Mr. E. Oswald
Brooks company...Harold L. Tracy...
February 1909 IT
Thomas Treacy,
Cumberland Arch...[Dublin]
Treacy - February 6, 1909 at 58 Cabra Park,
Dublin, Susan, dearly-loved wife of William Treacy; deeply regretted by her
sorrowing husband and children.
Treacy - November 9, 1909 at his residence, 58
Cabra Park, Dublin. William Treacy; deeply regretted by his sorrowing family
R.I.P. [see Agnes Treacy]
Mar 2, 1909 (FJ) Youths in Trouble
Thomas Tracy,
Cumberland arch...pleaded guilty to the theft of four goats...jail for 14
days...
Mar 2, 1909 (FJ) Funeral of Dr. James O'Sullivan
...Pro-Cathedral...present...R.H.
Tracy, J. Tracy...
Mar 16, 1909 (FJ) An Extraordinary Case
...Mr. JJ Raymond [10
York Street] or his election agent Treacy...[election of Poor Law Guardian]
Apr 24, 1909 (IT) Death
Campbell - April 14,
1909, Josephine, wife of Walter George Campbell, 1 Bayview, Irishtown, and
daughter of Mr. Michael Treacy, Templemore, aged 25 years.
May 1, 1909 (FJ) Marriages
Treacy and Moore -
April 28 1909, at St. Joseph's, Berkeley road, by the Rev James Dempsey, C.C.,
Denis, third eldest son of the late Denis Treacy, Drumcondra, to Nellie,
youngest daughter, of the late William Moore and Mrs. Moore, 51 Goldsmith
street, N.C. road.
May 29, 1909 (FJ) Mountjoy Branch
...present...J.
Tracy...
Jul 5, 1909 (IT) Golf
Hermitage Club...H.D.
Tracy...
Jul 31, 1909 (FJ) Parish of Dundrum
...1s...Mr. Joseph Tracey...
Sep 1, 1909 (IT) Alleged Assaults on Tramwaymen
...Felix Morris,
tramcar conductor and Patrick Tracey, motorman [Hatch Street Line]...Westland
row...
Sep 25, 1909 (IT) Revision Courts
Claims of Christian
Brothers...Mornington House, Sandycove...house had been assigned by the Rev.
Brother Butler...1904 to the Rev. Brothers O'Neill. Tracey, Whitty and
Hennessy...
Oct 29, 1909 (IT)
House, 33 Moyne road,
nine rooms, kitchen, hot bath; freshly decorated throughout - R. Treacy, 8
Burgh quay.
2 November 1909 IT Houses to Let
House, 33 Moyne road;
nine rooms, kitchen, hot bath; freshly decorated throughout. R. Treacy 8 Burgh
Quay [Dublin]
Nov 4, 1909 (FJ) Funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Morgan
...King's Inns,
Henrietta street...attendence...Robert Treacy...
Nov 10, 1909 (FJ) Arran Quay Ward Branch
A special
meeting...James Tracey...
Jan 14, 1910 (FJ) St. Teresa's Hall, Clarendon St
...Total Abstinence
Association...A musical programme...by Miss Lillian Tracey...
January 5, 1910
Mr. John Tracy buried
Glasnevin Cemetery
Feb
2, 1910 (FJ) To the Editor
Nationalist Haniscaps in South Dublin...Your
obedient servant, Joseph Tracy (Workman Voter), Rockmount, Dundrum, Co. Dublin.
Feb
9, 1910 (FJ) Arran Quay Branch
...present...A. Treacy...
March
1910 IT
Thomas Treacy of No.16 The Combe...had served
14 years in the army and suffered from erysipelas and concussion of the
brain...step-daughter Ellen Maher...landlord said that there were eight
families living in the house...
Apr
30, 1910 (IT) St. Catherine's Junior Gymnastic Team [Dublin?]
Winners of NPRS Medals and Monkstown Challenge
Cup at Dublin Working Girls' Drilling Contests...Top Row [picture]...May
Tracey...
May
18, 1910 (FJ) Rowdyism at Raheny Station
...James Treacy, 18 Upper Mercer
street...Further evidence showed that Treacy had been first set upon by the
other two prisoners, and he was discharged from custody...
May
30, 1910 (FJ) National Forestors Parade at Dalkey
...Branch No.1 Robert Emmet - J. Tracy, President...
Jun
21, 1910 (FJ) Kingstown Police Court
Thomas Tracy, 34 Aungier street,
Dublin...refusing to give his name and address on licensed premises [108 Up.
Georges street]...fined 10s.
Jun
22, 1910 (FJ) Father Mathew Feis
Junior Solo Singing...Class A...2nd May Creede,
Basin Lane Convent Schools, and Annie Treacy, 31 Upper Wellington street,
tied...
Jul
28, 1910 (FJ) Gruesome Discovery in the Royal Canal
...A young lad named Herbert Treacy, who
resides in No.2 St. Mary's Terrace, Ballybough Road was walking along the Royal
canal...sack containing three skulls...practical joke of medical students...
Aug
1, 1910 (FJ)
Donneybrook Parish...2s6d...Mr. John Tracy...
Aug
20, 1910 (IT) Archdeacon O'Neill Memoriam - Second Subscription List
...Mr. William Tracy, Mer-Vue, Clontarf,
£1.1.0...
Sep
6, 1910 (FJ) The Richmond Asylum - Inquest on inmate
...Philip Treacy, another attendant...
September
1910 IT
Inquest of Richmond Asylum Inmate Suicide
[Dublin]...Philip Treacy, another attendant in charge of No.5 hospital day
room...
Oct
10, 1910 (FJ) Marriage
Coffey and Tracy - september 20, 1910, at the
Church of St. laurence O'Toole, seville place, by the rev. father Breen, James
Coffey, late of Maynooth, to Alice, youngest daughter of Thomas and Mary Tracy,
of North Strand, Dublin.
Nov
2, 1910 (IT) Houses to Let
To let, 121 Morehampton road...Apply P.J.
Tracy, 42 Donnybrook.
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December 1910 (FJ) Sunday Hurling League [Dublin]
Fontenoy HC...Treacey...Hibernian Knights
Rialto...Tracey...
Jan
5, 1911 (FJ) New Kilmainham Ward Branch UIL
...171 Emmet road...present...P. Tracy...
Jan
9, 1911 (IT) Blackrock Man dies from Starvation
...Eliza Tracy, 52 Temple road, said that the
deceased lodged with her for two months...
Jan
12, 1911 (FJ) New Kilmainham Ward
...The meeting was held in the Square at
Chapelizod...present...P. Tracey...
Jan
20, 1911 (FJ) St. Teresa's Total Abstinence Association
The re-opening...The hall and premises have
undergone a thorough renovation, painting and decoration, which has been
carriied out in a creditable and finished manner by Mr. Joseph Tracey, of
Goldsmith street...
Jan
13, 1911 (FJ) The Pembroke Elections
...Donnybrook...Patrick Treacy, John Treacy...
Jan
16, 1911 (FJ) Ballsbridge
...Pembroke Nationalists...Donneybrook
Ratepayers Association...PJ Tracy, John Tracy...
Jan
16, 1911 (FJ) Funeral of the late Very rev Thomas Magrath, DD PP Sandymount...
...Thomas Tracy, DUT Co...
Jan
26, 1911 (FJ) Branch
...191 Emmet Road...present...B. Tracy...
Feb
2, 1911 (IT) Performance of Macbeth
...in St Francis Xavier's Hall, Upper Sherrard
street...Shakespearian class...pupils...Banquo, Miss Annie Tracy...
May
13, 1911 (IT) The Merchant of Venice
...in St Francis Xavier's Hall...Miss
Anna-bella Tracy "Portia"...
Nov
25, 1911 (IT)
...Hamlet...Miss Annabella Tracy.
Oct 5, 1918 (IT) Platform and Stage
A
domestic drama entitled "Mother"...Queens theatre...Annabel Tracy...
Mar
9, 1911 (FJ) The Late Mr. Michael Clancy
...Clontarf...present...EJ Treacy, HD Treacy...
Apr
13, 1911 (FJ) Grocers Assistants sad end
...remains of Michael Treacy, aged 19, who was
an assistant in the licensed premises of Mr. James Byrne, 23 Ardee street, who
was found dead there the previous evening...Death was due to acute peritonitis
following ruptured gastric ulcer...
August
1911 IT
Dublin...Inquest of Michael Treacy, aged 19
years, died suddenly on the licensed establishment of Mr. Byrne Ardee street
[place of work?].
Apr
21, 1911 (IT) Royal Dublin Society
Class 102 - Horse and Lorry...1st prize, Thomas
J. Nicholl, 18? City Quay, Empress, bay mare, 8 years old, driven by John
Tracy...
Aug
14, 1911 (IT) Death
Tracy - August 22, 1911, at her residence,
Kill-o-Grange, Monkstown, Lizzie, dearly beloved wife of Francis Tracy: deeply
regretted by her sorrowing husband and family. Funeral leaves at 2 o'clock
to-day (Monday) 14th for Dean's Grange Cemetery. RIP.
1911
Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1
March 1912 London Gazette
Telephonists: Margaret Mary Treacy (Dublin)
Mar
16, 1912 (IT) Movements in the Civil Service
...Post Office...(without compedition)...Miss
M.M. Treacy, telephonist, Dublin.
Mar
23, 1912 (IT) Auction
...55 Upper Beechwood Avenue held under lease
dated 1st May 1896 from Daniel Byrne to Mary Tracey for a term of 800 years
from the 1st March 1896 with other ptremises, at the yearly rent of £18 but
indemnified as in £13.10s0d of said rent charging £4.10s on No. 55 by a
subsequent assignment.
Apr
13, 1912 (MC) Dublin v. Meath
Dublin...P. Treacy...
2 May
1912 (Irish Independent) Dublin Feis Awards
The results of the third year inter-class and
other competitions...Eire Og (Boys)...second divided between Sean O'Cathain and
Stiophan O Treasaigh, Keating Branch, 91 per cent each.
May
11, 1912 (IT) Inquest
...John Kelly, labourer...falling off the roof
of a stable at 12 wexford street. John Tracey stated that he had undertaken the
removal of a roof and gable at the rear of the house 12 Wexford street and had
employed Kelly, who was an expert man to help him...
Jun
1, 1912 (IT) Swimming
Sandycove S.C...committee...A. Tracy...
Oct 25, 1912 (IT) Food and Cookery ExhibitionPoultry Plucking Compedition...2nd prize James Tracey (J. Dunn's). 1912
The Ulster Covenant
M E Tracey, Provosts House, Trinity College
Dublin, Dublin
1912-13
(527) National Insurance Act
Workmen represenatives...D. Treacy (house
painter), 49 Mountjoy street, Dublin.
British Postal Service
Appointments
Francis C Treacy, 1920, Dublin
Margaret M. Treacy, 1912, Dublin
Michael Treacy, 1919, Dublin
Michael Treacy, 1921, Dublin
February
1913 IT
James Treacy, who resides in Upper Sherriff
Street, while employed on the premises of the London and North-Western Railway
Company [North Wall] was struck by the fly-wheel of a gas engine and was so
seriously injured that he died in Jervis street Hospital a few hours
afterwards.
June
28, 1913 The Irish Worker and People's Advocate
Re The Tram Co.
...Remember poor Tracey, killed working at the
North Wall some time ago, was hounded out of the service by one particular
Inspector...The two conductors in question are constant men on the Phoenix Park
line...
Nov
19, 1913 (FJ) A Ringsend Gaelic Leaguer
A most enjoyable ceilidh was organised by St.
Patricks Branch, on Saturday night for the purpose of bidding farewell to Con.
Treacy, a popular member for many years...He sails for New Tork in the course
of a few days, and is sure to be a welcome and valuable addition to whatever
Gaelic society he may join.
[???1911 Census: Cornelius Treacy, 24, M,
Toomyvara Town, Latteragh, Tipperary (harness maker) - Ellis Island: Cornelius
Treacy, 1913, 28 years]
1913 Telephone Directory
Foxrock 8: Patrick Tracy, Car Owner, Brighton
Cottages (Co. Dublin) Dublin 919: R. Treacy, Agent, 8 Burgh Quay Oct
19, 1914 (IT) Brougham Victoria and outside Car, in perfect
order, rubber tyred. Seen Tracy's Foxrock. Oct
19, 1914 (IT) Horses and Cobs, likely make Troopers, for
Sale. Seen Tracy's, Foxrock. Feb 13, 1919 (IT) Law Reports Lady's
Hire of Motor cars in Dublin...£18...Patrick Tracy, Foxrock to drive her from
Gardiner Place Dublin to Dunmore, Co. Waterford...and back...remanded in
custody for a week. Jul 6, 1920 (IT) Classified ad ...Wolseley
[etc]...Tracy's Garage, Foxrock. Aug 24, 1920 (IT) Birth Tracy
- August 20, 1920 at 5 Mount St Crescent, Dublin, to Alice, wife of P.J.
Tracy Foxrock, a daughter. Patrick Joseph Tracey,
motor agent, of Brighton Cottages Fozrock, & Alice Margaret Lawless Kathleen
Mary Tracey b. 20 Aug 1920 of 5 Mount Street Crescent. Lizzie Joyce,
occupier, 5 Mount Street Crescent [Nursing home?] [No 4 Dublin PLU] Jul 15, 1922 (IT) Birth Tracy
- July 4 1922, to Alice, wife of P.J. Tracy, Foxrock, a son |
1926 Advertisement |
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Nov 1, 1922 (FJ) ...by
negligence in the management of a motor taxi, the property of Mr. Patrick
Tracy, Foxrock. Nov 1, 1922 (IT) Child killed taxi ...negligence
in the management of a motor taxi, the property of Mr. Patrick Tracy,
Foxrock... Apr 28, 1923 (IT) Irish Motor Agents'
Association ...P.J.
Tracy... Nov 14, 1923 (IT) Motor Cycles ...seen
Tracy's Foxrock. Nov 14, 1923 (IT) Motor Cars ...seen
Tracy's Motor Engineersing Works, Foxrock. 'Phone Foxrock 8. Nov 24, 1923 (WE) A
Delvin Claim against County Dublin Garage ...sued Patrick Tracy, Motor Garage, Foxrock, Co Dublin for £25 damages... Nov 16, 1923 (IT)
Vehicles ...at Tracy's Garage, Foxrock Apr 10, 1924 (IT) Essex
Cars P.J. Tracy begs to announce that he is now opening premises at 18 Stephen's Green...[ad] Jul 15, 1924 (IT) Motor
And Allied Trades Golf At Delgany Club Yesterday ...Mr. Tracy...[picture] Apr 11, 1925 (IT)
Greyhound Show and sale in Dublin [picture] The Rev. Joseph Pelly (Ballymacward), Mr. P.J. Treacy [Foxrock?], Mr. D.J. Gorey and Mr. M.F. Davin at the sale. Mar 6, 1926 (IT) Birth Tracy
- February 23, 1926 at Greencroft, Carrickmines, to Alice, wife of P.J.
Tracy, a daughter. Nov 9, 1927 (IT) Exhibition of 1928
Models ...showrooms
of Messrs. PJ Tracy, Ltd., 8 Stephen's Green Dublin...[article] Jul 11, 1928 (IT) A Motor Agency ...P.J.
Tracey of Brighton Cottage, Brighton road, Foxrock, Co. Dublin...[agency
discount case] |
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??? Tracy of Thorncastle Street [Ringsend] Dublin
boy Tracey, of Dublin
Capt Tracey...Lieut Tracey, 1st Battalion of the Dublin Regiment of the National Volunteers
Charles Treacy, of Dublin
E. Tracey, Capt & 2nd Lieut, Dublin?
Edward Tracey, Dublin
Francis [Frances] Treacy, Dublin.
Frank (Francis) Tracey, Dublin
James Tracey, Fianna Éireann Dublin
John Rupert Treacy, [Professor] of Youghal, County Cork, Limerick, Dublin and Sligo.
John Treacy, Drumscar Lickmolassy Co. Galway & Garda Dublin
John Treacy, Portumna Company, Portumna Battalion, South East Galway Brigade, Garda of Dublin
Kate Harrison nee Treacy, Cumman na mBan, Tipperary and Dublin Brigades, of Limerick & Dublin
Kate Tracy, Dublin
Michael Tracey, Baldonnel Dublin and Killeshandra, Co. Cavan
Michael Treacy, Dublin
Michael Treacy, Gowran Brigade, of Kilkenny & Dublin
Pat Treacy, of Dublin
Patrick Tracey, Kilbeggan Company, 1 Battalion, 1 Offaly Brigade, 3 Southern Division, of Horseleap Westmeath & 152 Mount Pleasant Buildings Ranelagh Dublin
Patrick Treacy, Borrisoleigh Company, 3 Battalion Tipperary, of Borrisoleigh, Tipperary & Fairview Dublin & Portobello Barracks Dublin
Patrick Treacy, private, (Newcastle Athenry) Company, 4 Battalion, 1 Western Brigade, of Galway, USA & Dublin
Rody Treacy, B Company 2 Battalion Dublin Brigade, of Nenagh Co. Tipperary and Dublin
Seamus [James] O’Treacy, Dublin
Sean [John] Tracey, Dublin
Stephen Treacy, senior, of NY and Dublin
Stephen, Treacy, junior, of Dublin
Thomas Tracy, Guards Reserve, Dublin & Mayo
Thomas Tracy/Tracey, 5 Dowling Court Dublin City [see Thomas Tracey Irish Citizen Army]
Thomas Treacy, private Royal Irish Regiment, Tipperary and died Dublin 1916
Jan
3, 1914 (FJ) Cabinteely District UIL
...5s Francis Treacy...3s6d...P. Treacy...
May
2, 1914 (FJ) Clondalkin Fatality
Yesterday...death in Stevens Hospital on the
previous day of Henry Treacy, of Dane's Rath, Clondalkin, aged 54 years, who
had fallen from a cart at Fairview, Nangor road. Deceased was in the employment
of Mr Charles Hughes, Nangor, Clondalkin...
May
1914 IT
Inquest of Henry Treacy, Dane's Rath,
Clondalkin, aged 54 years, who died in Stevens's Hospital...employed by Mr.
Charles Hughes, Nagor, Clondalkin...driving a cart...he fell getting off the
cart and the wheel passed over his body...
May
16, 1914 (FJ) Leinster Junior Chamionship Dublin v. Wicklow
...hurling...Dublin...T. Treacy...(Collegians).
May
23, 1914 (FJ) Personnel of the Teams - Faugh HC
Rody Treacy, who is a promising youth from
Rapla [Ardcrony?, near Nenagh Co. Tipperary 1901 Census], will figure on Sunday
as right half, where he may be expected to give a good account of himself.
Feb
15, 1915 (FJ) Faughs [GAA Dublin]
...hurling...R. Tracy...
Feb
20 & 22, 1915 (FJ) GAA
At Croke Park: Senior Hurling. Faughs v.
Collegians...Faughs...R. Tracy...Collegians...Treacy/F. Tracy...
Aug 23, 1920 (FJ) Handball
- City and Co. Dublin Championships
...R. Treacy (Faughs)...
Oct 20, 1920 (IT) Military
searches in Dublin
...Drumcondra...premises of Messrs W and J Connolly, provision merchants, of Milmount terrace. Mr. John Connolly and an assistant named Treacy, who was in the kitchen at the time of the visit were arrested...
Nov
29, 1920 (FJ)
At a District Courtmartial at Marlboro' Barracks
on Saturday, a young man named Roddy Treacy was charged with having on October
19th 1920, contrary to the regulations, at No. 1 Millmount terrace, Drumcondra,
one round revolver ammunition not under effective military control. Accused was
also charged with having at the same time and place in his possession a
document containing statements the publication of which would be likely to
cause dis-affection,viz., "An Taglae" dated October 14th
1918...Accused declined to recognise the Court...The employer of the accused
deposed...[revolver] surrendered to the police in the year 1916...had at one
time occupied the room...Accused said in reply to the court that he had no
knowledge of the articles and the court closed.
Dec
22, 1920 (Dec 22, 1920) Deported - Irish Prisoners in English and Welsh jails
...Carmarthen...Rody Tracey...
Nov 14, 1921 (FJ) Faughs v
Galtee Rovers (Inter-Hurling Final)
Faughs - Rody Tracy...
Aug 12, 1922 (FJ) Handball
- City and Co. Dublin Novice League
...R. Treacy (Ballymun)...
Apr 27, 1923 (FJ) Handball
Grocers' Assistants' Club...R. Tracey...
Jun 9, 1928 (MC)
Faughs...R. Tracey.
1917-1921 service medal - Rody Treacy B Company 2 Battalion Dublin
Brigade
Rody Treacy
Addresses:
64 Richmond Road, Drumcondra Dublin
18 Magenta Hall, Santry Dublin
1 Millmount Terrace, Drumcondra
Dublin
Date of birth 1891-03-01
Date of death 1969-09-25
Notes: File relates to successful
application for Service (1917-1921) Medal. Medal issued 29 April 1948. File
also contains subject's wife's application for a Widow's Allowance.
Organisation Irish Republican Army
Rank Unknown
Commanding Officer(s) [] O'Mahony; [] Henderson; [] Daly;
[] Forde
Company B Company
Unit 2 Battalion
Brigade Dublin Brigade
Medal awarded Service (1917-1921) Medal
File Reference MD8223
Aug
30, 1914 (IT) Wanted
Hand Pattern Hay Presser Wanted, on wheels
horse can draw, in perfect order, seel cheap. Apply Tracy, 15 Oadogan? road,
Fairview, Dublin.
Nov
16, 1914 (FJ) Messrs Dillon & Devlin MPs to Speak
A great public meeting in connection with the
ceremony of opening the new Drill Hall at 42 North Brunswick street, the
headquarters of the 1st Battalion Regiment...A guard of honour to Mr. Devlin
and the other Nationalist leaders will be on parade under the command of
Captain Peter O'Connor, Captain Treacy, and other officiers of the battalion...
Nov
19, 1914 (FJ) The Lesson of South Africa
Last night Mr. John Dillon, MP, opened the
spacious new Drill Hall of the 1st Battalion of the Dublin Regiment of the National
Volunteers at 42 North Great Brunswick street...on the platform...Capt
Tracey...Lieut Tracey...
Apr
5, 1915 (FJ) At the Saluting Base
The salute was taken by Mr. Redmond....A guard
of honour from the 1st and 7th Battalions...under the following officiers...1st
Battalion (200 men)...Lieuts...Treacy...
21
Nov 1914 Eire-Ireland Newspaper
Craobh Na mBiadhtach...At the Annual General
Meeting the following officers were elected:—...Vice-Presidents:...Mr. J.
Tracey...[John?]
1914
Magistrates/Commission of the Peace
Hugh Daniel Treacy, 37 Charleville Road, Cabra,
Dublin. Appointed 29th January 1913. Wine Merchant's Agent. [see Agnes Treacy]
1914-1918
Ireland’s Memorial Records
Francis W. Tracey, Private Irish Guards 2nd Bn.
Date of Death: 25/02/1915, Service No: 5948. (See William Tracey)
Son of the late Francis and
Elizabeth Tracey, of Kill O'Grange, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
Francis W (Billy) Tracey, 25
years, Buried Commemorated Cuinchy Communal Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France.
Mar 6, 1915 (FJ) Roll of Honour & Mar
13, 1915 (IT)
Tracey
- 1st Batt. Irish Guards - Killed in action, February 25th, Francis (Billy),
youngest and dearly beloved son of Francis Tracey, Kill-o'-Grange; deeply and
deservedly regretted. RIP.
John
(Joseph) Treacy. Reg. No. 9100. Rank Private, 2nd
Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died of wounds France 25/5/1915. Age 19 Born
Clondalkin, Co. Dublin.
Son of Henry and Bridget
Treacy of Danesrath, Clondalkin, Co. Dublin. Native of Athgraney, Hollywood,
Co. Wicklow. In his
will, he left everything to his mother Mrs Bridget Tracy [Will] Inscription ordered: In Loving memory from mother,
brother and sisters RIP (Mrs B Treacy, Danesrath Cottage, Clondalkin, Co.
Dublin.
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John
Tracey. Reg. No. 9508. Rank Private, Royal Dublin
Fusiliers 1st batt. Killed in action France 1/7/1916. Born Dublin. Thiepval
Memorial. MH 106/2099/266 Folio(s): 336. Name: John Tracy. Rank: Private. Unit/Battalion/Regiment: The Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Service number: 9508. Age: 30. Hospital(s): 1st Western General Hospital, Fazekerley, Liverpool. Condition/Injury/Disease: Scabies. Details and Outcome: Improved. Outcome not stated. Number of Pages: 1. Date: 1915 Apr 24 - 1915 May 4 5
Aug 1916 Evening Herald Private
J Treacy (9508) Royal Dublin Fusiliers missing since an engagement on July 1
1916. His widowed mother, who resides at Clonskeagh, would be grateful for
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John
Joseph Tracey/Tracy. Reg. No. 662. Rank Acting Lance Sergeant,
The Lancashire Fusiliers 12th batt. Killed in action Salonica
25/39/1917.
Age 25. Born Rathmines,
Dublin. Son of John Tracy of Chestnut Place, Lower Clanbrasil Street, Dublin. In
his will he left all to his father Mr J [John] Tracy, 5 Monague Place Dublin. [Will]
Leroy
Lawrence Tracy. Reg. No. 51507. Rank Private, Royal Army
Medical Corps. Killed in action France 20/7/1916. Born Dublin. Enlisted
Limerick.
In
his will, he left £3,000 Guiness Preference shares to his mother Sarah Ann
Tracy, The Cottage, Bodyke, Co. Clare, Ireland and the use of my house known as
the The Cottage to her for life at her death to my brother J.P. Tracy RE in the
event of his death house & land and fixtures to be sold and proceeds to my
cousin Ralph Ronald Tracey R.N. failing which to the Catholic Orphans Society
Dublin. Leroy L. Tracey CE, Engineering Inspector, Congested District Board,
The Cottage, Bodyke, Clare Co, Ireland [Will]
Michael
Tracey. Reg. No. 22741. Rank Private, Royal
Dublin Fusiliers 8th batt. Killed in action France 29/4/1916.
Age
39. Born Dublin. Son of Christopher and Eliza Tracey. Husband of Esther Tracey
of 2 Marks Alley, Francis Street, Dublin.
Thomas
Tracey. Reg. No. 13001. Rank Private, Royal
Dublin Fusiliers 7th batt. Killed in action Balkans 3/10/1916. Born
Kingstown, Dublin.
Born
and lived in Kingstown enlisted in Dublin. Buried Commemorated Struma Military
Cemetery, Greece.
Thomas
Treacy. Reg. No. 4486. Rank Private, Connaught
Rangers 5th batt. Died of wounds Gallipoli 28/8/1915. Born St. Andrew’s Dublin.
Enlisted Dublin. Formerly 14432,
Royal Dublin Fusiliers. In his will, he left £10 to Mrs McDonnell, No. 2 Thoran
Casle Pleace, Rengs end, Dublin. Added to leave everything to her. Signed J.
Treasey. [Will]
Bristish Army Record
Thomas Tracey, 26, b.
22 Sept 1888 St Andrews Dublin, labourer, 5/4486,
Received payment
13/1/1923 Connaught Rangers
27/8/1919 Infantry
Records Cork...all goods [of the deceased] should be disptached to Mrs Margaret
McDon??? 41 St. Patricks Vil??? Ringend Dublin.
8th (c) Batt Royal
Dublin Fusiliers, 26, labourer, RC, b. Dublin, enlisted 22/9/1914 Dublin
[Conduct record]
Died 28th August 1915
T.S. Franconia, wounds received in action, single, foster sister Mrs Margaret
McDonnell 2 Thorn Castle Place Ringsend Dublin.
26, 5'8.5",
127lb, 36-38 chest, fresh complexion, blue eyes, red hair, RC
William
(Francis Billy) Tracey. Reg. No. 5148. Rank Private, Irish Guards
1st batt. Killed in action France 25/2/1915. (See Francis Tracey)
Born
Kingstown, Co. Dublin. Son of Francis and Elizabeth Tracey of Kill O’Grange,
Blackrock, Dublin. Born in Kingstown enlisted in Dublin. Buried Commemorated
France.
1914-15 Star (5148 W. Tracey, I. Gds.) good very fine, with related Memorial Plaque (William Tracey), this last fitted with part laurel wreath, part plain metalled surround (2) £20-30
Footnote
William Tracey, who was born in Dublin and enlisted in the Irish Guards in September 1914, aged 22 years, was killed in action at Givenchy on 25 February 1915.
William
Treacey. Reg. No. 22861. Rank Private, 2nd
Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Killed in action France 21/3/1918.
Age
35. Born Dublin. Son of William and Frances Treacy. Husband of Susan Treacy of
220 Parnell Street, Dublin.
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St. Matthias’s Church of Ireland, Church Road, Ballybrack, Co. Dublin. To the glory of God and in undying Memory of our gallant men who gave their
lives for their country 1914 1918 …Samuel G. Treacy
Corporal at the Somme 1916… Faithful unto death. |
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Heuston Station, St. John’s Road, Dublin
8. In Memory of the following members of
the staff of the Great Southern and Western Railway who laid down their lives
for their country in the Great War 1914-1918 …William Tracey… |
http://www.irishwarmemorials.ie/
George
Tracey, South Irish Horse 808 Private Corps of Hussars 74032 Private
George
Tracey, South Irish Horse 926 Serjeant Corps of Hussars 72055 Serjeant Royal
Irish Regiment ...
Cavalry...South
Irish horse: Sgt G. Tracey, Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
Martin
Middlebrook (2006) The First Day on the Somme. Pen & Sword Books,
Yorkshire.
Reference: SKR/DAT/IP/29934
Title: TRACEY George 2/Lt
Surname: TRACEY;
Forename(s): George;
Initials: G;
Rank: 2/Lt;
Previous Number: 926;
Previous Regiment: S Ir Horse;
MGC Branch: Infantry;
MGC Unit: 252 Coy;
Other MGC Unit Served (1): 252 Coy;
Other MGC Unit Served (2): 201 Bn;
Awarded: MID;
Other Data: joined 201 Bn at Troitsa 11/8/1919;
Other Notes: MID: LG 3/2/1920 N RUSSIA 25/3-26/9/1919 (to date from 11/11/1919);
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service &
Pension Records
Andrew Tracey, b. abt 1868, St
Cathrines, Dublin,
Christopher Tracey, b. abt 1873,
Dublin, Dublin
Christopher Tracey, b. abt 1885,
St James, Dublin
Christopher Tracey, b. abt 1885,
St James, Dublin,
Edward Tracey, b. abt 1873,
Fowsans Cottage, Little Bray
Edward Tracey, b. abt 1873,
Towsans Cottages, Little Bray
James Tracey, b. abt 1883, St
Marys, Dublin
James Tracey, b. abt 1883, St
Marys, Dublin,
James Tracey, b. abt 1895, Dublin,
Dublin
John Tracey, b. abt 1897, 12
Francis Street, Dublin
Michael Tracey, b. abt 1877,
Rathmines, Dublin,
Michael Tracey, b. abt 1879,
Rathmines, Dublin
Nicholas Tracey, b. abt 1899, St
Catherines, Dublin,
British Army WWI Service Records
Nicholas Tracey (s. of James
Tracey) b. abt 1899 - St Catherine's Dublin, 1917 - Age: 18 [1911 Census Ushers
Quay]
Patrick Treacy, b. abt 1891, 24
Benburb Street, Dublin,
Richard Treacy, 1 Wellington Road,
Dublin,
Richard Treacy,
5377, private, 3 Royal Irish Rifles
27
years b. 1889, Labourer, single, 5'9", 35" chest, scar r buttock outer
mole hypatic regur, mother Mary Treacy 1 Wellington Rd Dublin next of kin,
1
Wellington Road, Dublin. Pay to 35 Shelbourne St, discharged 4/4/1919
World War One British War Medal to 5377 Pte R Treacy
MIC shows Pte Richard Treacy 3/5377, entitled to
Pair
Full service papers available on Ancestry show:
Richard Treacy of 1 Wellington Road, Dublin, enlisted age 27 in 3rd Royal Irish
Rifles on 13th December 1915.
Overseas with 8th Royal Irish Rifles (Ulster Division) on 20th July 1916,
presumably as draft after the Somme.
Transfered to 15th (North Belfast) Royal Irish Rifles, and taken POW 21st March
1918.
Interesting Dublin man serving with Ulster Division, and confirmed Prisoner of
War.
Robert Tracey, b. abt 1897,
Dublin, Dublin,
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1869, St
Peters, Dublin
Thomas Tracey [Thomas Treacey], b.
abt 1869 St Peters Dublin, 18, 1887 3409 Royal Regiment of Artillery (Rg A S R)
13th August 1914: 5'8.5",
160lb, 38.5"-41.5" chest, blue eyes, brown hair, RC,
Royal Dublin Fus, joined 3 Oct
1889 Naas,
2 October 1889: 18 years,
5'5.75", 116.5lbs, 33" chest. fresh complexion, blue eyes, brown
hair, RC, wasl on right shoulder,
Served East Indies 1891-7, Home
1897-9, So Africa 1899-1900, Home 1900-1902
Father Pat Treacy, Mother Mary
Treacy, Older brother Pat Treacy, younger brother Christopher Treacy, sisters
Liza? Treacy, Kitty? Treacy
Chelsea No. 44476/C, re-enlisted
13/8/14-30/7/16
Death Certificate, Finsbury Circus
Station, R.G.R. Feb? 10 1940, St Kevins?
Hospital, ??? ??? Dublin. Sister Jns
Tracey, 6 Clutrat Place, l Clanbrassil? St Dublin
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1871, St
Peters, Dublin
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1875,
Dublin,
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1879, Dublin
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1884, St
Michaels, Dublin,
Thomas Tracey, b. abt 1895, St
Michaels, Dublin
Thomas Treacey, St Andrews,
Dublin,
William Tracey, b. abt 1883, 29
York St, Dublin
William Tracey, b. abt 1891, St
James, Dublin,
William Treacy, b. abt 1881, St
Matthew, Dublin,
William Treacy, b. abt 1890, St
Michaels, Dublin,
William Treacy, b. abt 1891,
King??, Dub??,
William Treacy, b. abt 1894,
Kings??, Dublin,
William Treacy, St Michaels,
Dublin,
First World War Personnel
Records [Full Record]
17 Jan 1916: George Patrick Tracey, , 838707, born 25 May 1891 Dublin, lives Dornoch Ont. Gray Co, Aunt Jeanie Hutchinson of Chatsworth, served 5 years 24 Regt, died 8 Sep 1970, wife Mary Jane Tracey, estate to Mr Peter McIntosh, guardian, of Dornoch in 1916, will to M. J. Horton of Nursery Cottages, Nacton Suffock, England [wife]
George P Tracey
married Mary J Horton Apr-May-Jun 1919 Woodbridge, Suffolk, England
August 1919 Immigration
Caronia to Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
838707 Pte George Patrick Tracey, MGD 147th B 7 wife next of kin, CE religion
1931 Census 110 Grey Southeast, Holland,
Grey, Ontario, Canada
Name George Patrick Tracey
Sex Male
Age 48 years
Birth
Year (Estimated) 1883
Birthplace Ireland
Arrival
Date 1888
Marital
Status Married
Occupation Mill Man
Industry Shugh Mill
Race Irish
Nationality Canada
Religion Ch Of Eng
Can
Write No
Relationship
to Head of Household Head
Father's
Birthplace Unknown
Mother's
Birthplace Unknown
Name Mary Jane Tracey
Sex Female
Age 42 years
Birth
Year (Estimated) 1889
Birthplace England, United Kingdom
Arrival
Date 1919
Marital
Status Married
Occupation Home Maker
Race English
Nationality Canada
Religion Ch Of Eng
Can
Write W
Relationship
to Head of Household Wife
Father's
Birthplace England, United Kingdom
Mother's
Birthplace Ontario, Canada
1915 Merchant Navy
William Tracey; rank/rating,
Sailor; age, 32; place of birth, Dublin; previous ship, Navigator. Ship:
Oweenee 1915
May 9, 1916 (IT) Wounded
Leinster Regiment...Tracy, 3440,
L-Cpl. C. (Dublin)...
Sep 14, 1916 (IT) Military Medal
Awards for bravery in the
field...18929 Pte. T. Tracey, R. Dub. Fus. [National Army Museum No.1956-02-668]
Jul 10, 1917 (IT) Wounded
Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers...Treacy, 27849, W. (Derrygonnelly)...R.I. Rifles...Treacy, 9800, W.
(Dublin)...
Jan 3, 1920 (IT) Awards for War Service
The
following awards have been made by the President of the French Republic:- Croix
de Guerre...P16461 Act, L?-Cpl. Patrick Treacy, Military Foot Police
(Dublin)...
WW1 Merchant Seamen Medal Cards BT 351/1
Robert
Tracy, b. 1859 Dublin
James
Tracey, Jb. 1881 Dublin
John
Tracey, b. 1900 Dublin
ALSO
Francis Tracey, b. 21 August 1893
Dublin. Number: S6211. BT 377/7/92514
Robert Tracey, b. 07 April 1877
Dublin. Number: TC824 BT 377/7/117769
William Treacy, b. 1884 Dublin.
Number: SD947. BT 377/7/103886
Royal Air Force
William Treacy, born 1897, Dublin, 1918, 303251, Fitters Helper
William John Tracey, born 1892, Dublin, 1918, 280700, —
Feb 19, 1915 (IT) Richmond District Asylum
Mr.
Denis Tracey, deputed by the Painters Society, was received by the Committee...
May 26, 1915 (IT) Legal Notices
...John
Tracy and H.F. Leachman, Solicitors for the Assignees, 1 College street,
Dublin.
May 26, 1915 (IT) Female Typist Exams
(Local Govt. Board Exam, May 1915)
1st
Place...Miss A. Tracy...Connell's Institute, 73 Stephens Green, Dublin.
29 May 1915 (AC)
John
Tracy and H.F. Leachman, solicitors, 1 College Street, Dublin.
Reference: BT 377/7/84755
Description:
Name Treacy, John
Place of Birth: Wexford, County Wexford [NOT FOUND]
Number: S 8098
Date of Birth: 02 February 1881
Date: [1908-1955]
Parents: John and Ellen
5'9.5", fair complexion, chest 36", blue eyes
Address: 32 Pollbeg St Dublin
Enrolement: 19 July 1915
Enrolement cancelled by order of the RGS dated 10 Sep 1915
August 1915 O'Donovan Rossa funeral
...St James’s Band...Christopher
Treacy...
1915 Kelly's Directory of the Leather
Trades
Boot
& Shoe Makers, Warehouses & Dealers
*Treacy
Stephen, 223 Parnell st., Dublin
*
are repairers
February 1916 Amateurs in Drama
Next
Wednesday and Thursday nights "The Lady of Lyons" will be staged by Miss
Annabella Tracy's pupils at the C.Y.M.S. Hall, Harrington Street. The talented
troupe of artists has already made a favourable impression on the public.
22 June 1916 Freemans Journal
Father
Matthew Hall - Miss Annabella Tracy's pupils concluded last night a three
nighta performance of drama...
1916 Rising Dublin
Seamus
O’Treacy, Boland's Mill's
Sean
Tracey, South Dublin Union
1916 Rebellion handbook
Jas
Treacy, 10 Tramway terrace, Sandymount – Tram [Seamus]
John
Tracy, 7 Rathmines Terr - Grocer's assistant [Sean]
T.
Tracey, Dean Street, Kilkenny
211 Persons detained at Richmond Barracks
J.
Tracey
Michael
Treacy
1916 Causality
Thomas
Treacy. Reg. No. 11162. Rank Private, Royal Irish Regiment 3rd batt. Died of wounds
home 24/4/1916 Dublin. Born Mardike, Killenaule, Co. Tipperary.
Jun 20, 1917 (IT) Magistrate and Police
...Patrick
Bourke, 12 Richmond Place and Joseph
Treacy, 44 Dorris street, both tinsmiths, and James Gannon, 2 Henry street,
were charged with having feloniously broken and entered the building known as
the General Post Office; with having feloniously set fire to the building by
lighting timber in it...a crowd of three or four thousand had assembled outside
the ruins of the G.P.O...They were enthusiastic about the release of the
prisoners; they put up a flag and lit a bonfire...He discharged them with the
remark that the police had done their best to creat a riot, but fortunately had
not succeded.
1916 Compensation Claims
Christina Tracey, 11 King Street
North, Dublin. Claim for £1 14s for damage to household goods by Crown forces
in occupation at 11 King Street North, Dublin. Payment of £1 recommended by
Committee.
Denis Tracey, 78 Marlborough
Street, Dublin. Joseph Downes, bakery Marlborough Street; Earl Street North.
Claim for £19 for a bicycle, clothing and personal belongings destroyed by fire
at the premises of Joseph Downes, bakery, 6-7 Earl Street North, Dublin.
Payment of £14 recommended by the Committee.
Marcella Tracey, Coolaleena,
Glasson, Athlone, County Westmeath. Joseph Downes, bakery Coolaleena; Glasson;
Athlone; Westmeath; Earl Street North. Claim for £11 0s 6d for clothing and
personal belongings destroyed by fire at the premises of Joseph Downes, bakery,
5 Earl Street North, Dublin. Payment of £8 recommended by the Committee.
Mary Tracy, 29 Clarendon Street,
Dublin. Menzies and Company, millinery and ladies' underclothing, Henry Street.
Claim for 12s for loss of scissors and cash by fire at Menzies and Company,
millinery and ladies' underclothing, 49 Henry Street, Dublin. Payment of 2s 6d
recommended by Committee.
Thomas Peter Tracey, 19 Longford
Street Great, Dublin; employee of Clery and Company Limited. Sackville Street
Lower [O'Connell Street Lower]; Longford Street Great. Claim for £4 8s 9d for
destruction of clothing and personal effects by fire at Clery and Company
Limited, 27 Sackville Street Lower [O'Connell Street Lower], Dublin. Payment of
£4 recommended by Committee.
1 July 1916 Freemans Journal
Father
Matthew Feis...Junior Violin First Prize R. Treacy Leinster School of
Music...Two Violins Second R Calluun Warren Villa Sutton and R. Treacy Leinster
School of Music...
Jul 22, 1916 (IT) The Feis Ceoil
Junior
Violin Solo...highly commended...Fred R. Treacy (12) Leinster School of
Music;...
Dec 11, 1920 (IT) Platform and Stage
...Dublin
Amateur Orchestral Players...Mr. Fred Tracy, violin and Miss Philips at the
piano...
May 11, 1922 (FJ)
The
Feis Ceoil...Senior Violin...1. Fredk Treacy, 23 Kingsland Park avenue, SCR...
May 11, 1922 (IT) Feis Contests
Senior
Violin...Gold medal, Mr. Frederick Tracey (no.5)
May 8, 1925 & May 16, 1925 (IT)
Eileen
Cup for advanced Violin playing...Highly Commended (90 marks) - Frederick R.
Treacy, 23 Kingsland Park avenue, S.C.R. Dublin...
Nov 20, 1926 (IT) Mr. F.R. Treacy's Violin
Recital
There
was quit a goodly-sized audience in the Molesworth Hall Dublin, last night at
the recital given by Mr. Fred R Treacy, F.C.V. This young player has won high
distinctions as a student during the past few years, and this was his first
public recital...
Nov
21, 1927 (IT) Dublin Theatres and Cinemas
...Mr.
Fred Treacey will give a violin recital at the Engineers Hall, Dawson street,
to-morrow evening. The programme will include the Concerto in D by Paganini and
the C Minor Sonata, for pianoforte and violin by Grieg, in which Miss Dorethy
Stokes will take part...
April
1928 Violin Recital
Mr. Fred R. Treacy, F.C.V., Dublin, gave a very interesting violin recital in the Town Hall, Dun Laoghaire. Among the items he played were "Sonata in C Minor" (Greig); "Concerto in D" (Paganini-Wilhelm); and "Nocturne Op. 27 No. 2" (Chopin-Wilhemji). Mr. Patrick Kirwan was the vocalist and Miss Dorothy Stokes the pianist.
2RN and the origins of Irish radio
This trio was replaced on an official basis at the
end of the station's first month with the 'Station Trio', consisting of
Rosalind Dowse and Frederick Treacy,
violins and Viola O'Connor,
cello.
Sep 23, 1916 (CT) Ad [also
various other provincial newspapers]
Builders
and contractors - Building, painting, plumbing etc, Sanitary and greenhouse
specialists, shop fitters - Nickel, bronze and brass shop fronts a speciality.
Estimates Free. Treacy and Power, 17 Liffey Street, Dublin.
Sep 28, 1916 (IT) Funeral of Mr Charles Dunne
...supervisor
at Rathmines Post Office...William Treacy (inspector)...
Oct 7, 1916 (IT) Female Typist Exam
...Connells's
Institute 73 Stephen's Green Dublin...At the local Government Board Exam for
Typists (May 1915) Miss A Tracy...secured appointment
22 October 1916 Evening
Herald
Assaulting A Vanman
In the Southern Police-Court, before Mr. Drury, to-day, Patrick Quinn; mineral water operative, and William Treacy, porter, both residing at 12 Denzille street, were charged with assaulting Daniel Finn, vanman, in the employment of the Independent Newspapers Co., Ltd: also residing at 12 DenziUe street, at Westland row between 8 and 9 o'clock the previous night. The complainant stated that Quinn struck him in tho face and-knocked him down, attempting to kick him when on the ground: and that Treacy struck him in the face, cutting his mouth, and also attempted to kick him, And used abusive and insulting language towards him by calling him a "scab" and a "blackleg." Constable 179B, who arrested the accused. depossed that when charged Quinn stated that he struck the complainant in self defence, and that Treacy denied having assaulted-him. Mr. Drury ordered the accused to give bail in £20 each for good behaviour, with the alternative of three months imprisonment.
11 Oct 1916 Evening Herald
...William Treacy, 14 Upper Mercer street, gave evidence as to having found tho deceased lying on tho roadway in Cheater's lano between 6 nnd 7 p.m. With the assistance of a soldier he brough him to hospital...
58 Mick Treacy [Dublin GAA?] to Harry Bolland, 14 Oct. 1916 (paragraph in family letter). Treacy claimed to be 'in great form at "Drumcollogher" ' [Limerick].
Fitzpatrick, David (2004) Harry
Boland's Irish Revolution. Cork University Press.
Oct 24, 1916 (IT)
Patrick Quinn...Wm. Treacy, porter, both residing at 12 Donzille street...Daniel Finn...same house...Westland Row..."scab" and a "blackleg"...
11 Nov 1916 Cork Examiner
New Inventions...Patent No 101.462 Cheese Cutting machines. Wm Tracey, provision assistant, 5 Chelmsford road, Ranelagh, Dublin...
26 Nov 1916 Sunday
Independant
Metropolitan League...Four goals for Tracey...Aberdeen 6 St Vincents 2...
30 Dec 1916 Evening Herald
Treacy -At her residence, 426 North Circular Road, Ellen, widow of the late Joseph Treacy: docply regretted by her sorrowing family and sister. Funeral from St. Francis Xavier's Church, Gardiner Street, after 10 o'clock Mass to-morrow (Sunday) lor Glasnevin R.I.P.
11 July 1917
Dublin Trade Unionist (Sentence). HC Deb
vol 95 cc1932-3W 1932W [see Stephen Treacy]
§
Mr. BYRNE asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland if he will have the case of
1933W Stephen Treacy, chairman of
the Dublin branch of the Amalgamated Society of Wood-cutting Machinists' Trade
Union, reconsidered; if he is aware that, owing to unemployment in Dublin,
Treacy was compelled to leave Ireland to obtain employment to enable him to
keep his wife and three children, his travelling expenses being paid by his
trade union, and, having obtained employment in Liverpool, was arrested for
entering without a passport and sentenced to two months' imprisonment; if he is
aware that Treacy was born in America and has been residing in Dublin for the
past twenty-six years, and that his sentence is resented by every trade union
in Ireland; and if he will see that Treacy obtains his liberty and compensation
for imprisonment without delay?
§
Sir G. CAVE My right hon. Friend has asked me to reply to this question I am
making inquiries, and will let the hon. Member know the result as soon as
possible.
Jul 1917
Alfred Byrne, MP for Harbour
Division, Dublin City, County Dublin: Parliamentary Question to the Chief
Secretary, Henry Duke.
As to the imprisonment in
Liverpool, England, of Stephen Treacy,
chairman, Dublin Branch of the Amalgamated Society of Wood-cutting Machinists’
Trade Union, for travelling to Liverpool without a passport.
1 file CSO/RP/1917/5789
1917-1921 Service Medal -
Patrick Tracey, Kilbeggan Company, 1 Battalion, 1 Offaly Brigade, 3 Southern
Division, of Horseleap Westmeath & 152 Mount Pleasant Buildings Ranelagh
Dublin
Patrick Tracey
Addresses
152 Mount Pleasant Buildings, Ranelagh, Dublin
Horseleap Westmeath
Date of birth: 1898-10-24
Notes: File relates to successful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Service certified and duly awarded medal issued 27 June 1964.
Data Protection Note: Open
Organisation: Irish Republican Army
Rank: Unknown
Commanding Officer(s): James Hayes; Sean McGuinness; James Clavin
Company: Kilbeggan Company
Unit: 1 Battalion
Brigade: 1 Offaly Brigade
Division: 3 Southern Division
Medal awarded: Service (1917-1921) Medal
File Reference: MD28709
1917-1921 Service Medal - James Tracey,
Fianna Éireann Dublin
James
Tracey
Addresses:
75
West Road, East Wall, Dublin 3
3
Cottage Place, North Circular Road, Dublin
Date
of birth: 1904-02-10
Notes:
File relates to unsuccessful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Claim not
verified and application rejected (1972). Subject claimed membership of Fianna
Éireann in 1920.
Data
Protection: Partly closed
Organisation:
None
Medal
awarded: None
File
Reference: MD48548
1917-1921 service medal - Patrick Treacy,
Borrisoleigh Company, 3 Battalion Tipperary, of Borrisoleigh, Tipperary &
Fairview Dublin & Portobello Barracks Dublin
Patrick
Treacy
Addresses:
Curraghgloss,
Borrisoleigh, Tipperary
5
Inverness Road, Fairview, Dublin
2
Maintanence Coy, Corp of Engineers, Portobello Barracks, Dublin
Notes:
File relates to successful application for service (1917-1921) medal. Service
certified and medal issued 1943.
Data
Protection Note Open
Organisation
Irish Republican Army
Rank:
Unknown
Commanding
Officer(s): Jerry Ryan, James Stapleton
Company:
Borrisoleigh Company
Unit:
3 Battalion
Brigade:
Tipperary
Medal
awarded: Service (1917-1921) Medal
File
Reference: MD1613
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Patrick Tracy b. 01 Jul 1895 Dublin Ireland, alien, operator Du Pont,
single, no dependants, lives Elvin Penns Grove NJ
Nov 16, 1918 (IT) Death
Tracey
- November 14 1918, at her residence 19 Great Longford St, Jane, wife of James?
Tracey.
Feb 26, 1919 (IT) Death
Treacy
- February 25 1919, at his residence, 19 Great Longford St, James Treacy.
Deeply regretted by his sorrowing son and daughters. Sweet Heart of Jesus have
mercy on him. Funeral from Carmelite Church, Aungier st to-morrow (Thursday)
2.30 pm to Kilgobbin Churchyard.
“A
network was set up so that Broy could pass messages to Collins undetected and
vice versa. At Kingsbridge Station there was Pat Treacy, a relation of
Broy’s.” In 1918, Broy became Michael Collins main inside man within the British
Intelligence.
Coogan, Tim Pat (1990) Michael Collins a
biography. Random Century, London. p.79
1918 Post Office Dublin
Directory and Calendar
A. Treacy, electrician and general engineer, 3a George's street lower, Kingstown
Benignus Treacy, Brother, Augustinians, John-street, Dublin
Charles P. Tracy, Solicitor, 25 Westmoreland-street; and Newbridge Co. Kildare (T. 1895)
Christopher Tracy, 19 Saint David's terrace. Blackhorse lane. Off North Circular-road.
D. J. Treacy, 4 Shandon road, Connaught street
D. Treacy, sec., Amalgamated Society of House and ship Painters, 15 Gloucester St., Up. from Marlborough St to Gardiner St Lower
Daniel J. Treacy, Solicitor, Mountrath.
Daniel J. Treacy, solicitor, 10, Gracepark Gardens, Drumcondra
David Treacy, 137 Kings street North, from Bolton street to Stoneybatter
Francis Tracy, cab owner, Kill-of-the-Grange Village, Monkstown.
Francis Treacy, 13 White's terrace, Donneybrook road
H. D. Tracey, 2 Conquer-hill, Sea-road, Dollymount.
Hugh Daniel Treacy, Justices of the Peace, 11 and 12 Ryder's-row, Parnell street
J. Treacy, house painter, 17 Stoneybatter, Arran quay
John and Edward Tracey, picture cleaners, 13 Heytesbury street.
John J. Treacy, Barrister, Counsel to Attorney-General, Gold Coast, 10, Gracepark Gardens, Drumcondra (T. 1905)
John J. Treacy, builder, 16 Morehampton terrace, Donneybrook
John Tracy, Solicitor, 1 College-street; and Londonderry (T. 1897)
John Treacey, carpenter, 42 Serpentine avenue, Sandymount
Kate Tracey, Dairy, 118 Townsend street
M. M. Treacy, Sister, Secretary, Presentation Convent Technical School, Thurles.
M. Treacy, sand contractor, Knockmaroon hill, Castleknock
Michael Treacy, 83 Bath Avenue, Shelbourne road
Miss Tracey, grocer, 70 Patrick Street, Kingstown
Misses Treacy, the, drapers, 27a Capel street
Mrs. Tracey, 121 Leinster Road, Rathmines
Mrs. Treacy, 33 Rutland street, lower
N. Treacey, Rev, B.A., D.D.; Oblates' of Mary Immaculate, Novitiate and House of Studies, Belmont House, Stillorgan—
P. B. Treacy, Athlone Sub-Committee (Westmeath) - Old Age Pensions Act, Petty Sessions Office, Athlone,
P. B. Treacy, P.S.C, Commissioners For Administering Oaths, Athlone, Westmeath
P. J. Tracey, cab owner, 1 Orchard cottages, Brighton - road, Foxrock
P. Treacy, 16 College View terrace, Millbourne avenue, Drumcondra
P.J. Tracy, Building contractor & Lath Manufacturer, 42 Donnybrook road
Patrick Treacy, 39 Richmond road
Robert H. Tracey, contractor &c, 70 York Road, Kingstown
Robert Treacy, 14 Healthfield road, off Terenure road
Robert Treacy, representative, Spillers & Bakers (ltd) millers and grain merchants Cardiff, 8 Burgh quay (res. 14 Healthfleld road, Terenure)
Robt. Treacy, painter, 23 Kingsland park Av, SCR, Wood Quay
S. Treacy, 81a Strand road, Sandymount
Simon Tracey, 3 & 4 Royal Marine Road, Kingstown
Thomas Treacy, 30 Spencer street, off Leinster avenue, North strand
Treacy & Clarke, houseshoers, 3-4 Harcourt Row
Treacy & Co., wine merchants, 11 and 12 Ryder's-row, Parnell street
Treacy & Power, Builders, 17 Liffey street upper
Treacy Bros, cabinet makers, 1 Jervis Lane, Upper
Treacy Bros, cabinet makers, 6 Jervis Lane, Upper
W. Treacy, Inspector, General Post Office - Dublin Postal District
William Treacy, Inspector of postmen GPO, 5 Havelook square east, off Bath Avenue
Wm. Tracey, contractor, Barnacullia, Sandyford
Wm. Treacy, Mer-view, 7 Saint John's terrace, Contarf
Wm. Treacy, Rev, Redemptorists, Marianella, 30 Highfleld-road, Rathgar, Dublin
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
*James
Tracey, b. 1881 Dublin Dublin
*John
Christopher Tracey, b. 1899 Dublin Dublin
*Patrick
Treacy, b. 1899 Dublin Dublin
*Thomas
Tracey, b. 1894 Dublin Dublin
*William
Treacy, b. 1884 Ringsend Dublin
*Wm
Tracey, b. 1902 Kingstown [Dublin]
[Note: * = photo . http://www.irishmariners.ie/]
Mar 5 & 8, 1919 (IT) Letter -
Windfalls for Irishmen
...next
of kin...sought...Nora Hammond, or Blount, nee Tracy of Dublin...[Limerick?]
Sep 13, 1919 (IT) Wedding
Tracy
and Lawless - At St. patrick's Monkstown, Patrick J. Tracy, son of the late
Frank Tracy, Kill-o'-Grange, Kingstown, to Alice, daughter of Peter Lawless,
Monkstown Av.
3 Dec 1919 Red Cross Archive
Miss
Ethel Josephine Treacy, 22 years, 70 York Rd , Kingstown, Co. Dublin
From
23/04/1918 Shorthand Typist Grantham Mil: Hosp:
From
01/05/1918 Head Clerk, 26/- per week, Mil Hos Belton Park Grantham
[Lincolnshire], perviously St John Office, 51 Dawson St.
28 January 1920 (FJ) Suffering Children of
Central Europe
Parish
of Clondalkin...2s...W. Treacy...
Feb 16, 1920 (FJ) Plotholders Conference
...Committee...Treacy...
Mar 20, 1920 (FJ) Rathmines Parish Church
Restoration Fund
...Michael
J. Tracy, Esq., 6 St. Andrew street 10s...
Mar 20, 1920 (IT) Rathmines Parish Church
Michael
J. Tracy, Esq., 6 St Andrew street...10s...
May 24, 1920 (FJ) Monte Carlo Fete,
Shelbourne Park
...The
following artists will appear...Violet Treacy [of Dublin?]...Irish Dancer (AOH
Class)
28 May 1920 The Church of Ireland Gazette
Great
Southern & Western Railway Company, examination for male clerkships 28th
April 1920...held at the Royal University Buildings...38 P. Tracey...
Jun 18, 1920 (IT) Funeral of Miss A.P.
Dowling...Clontarf...
...D.
Treacy, J. Treacy, N. Treacy...
Aug 2, 1920 (FJ)
Parish
of Taney...2s...Joe Tracey.
Sep 6, 1920 (IT) Sinn Fein Member of
Parliment Arrested
...Mr.
Philip Shanahan...134 Foley Street, Dublin...They took Mr. Shanahan and his
brother Michael Shanahan, and Edward Tracey, an assistant in the shop, into
custody. Later in the day, Michael Shanahan and Edward Tracey were released.
November 1920
Tracy (Dublin) At his residence, 30 Spencer? Street North, Thomas Tracy, aged
78. Funeral private. American papers please copy.
Dec 10, 1920 (FJ) Raids and Searches
Continue in Dublin [see Stephen Treacy]
...A
large number of arrests were made in Wellington street, including...Stephen Tracey,
sen.; Stephen Tracey, jun.;...
December 1921 The Line of Fire
The
second special train from Ballykinlar Camp, which arrived in Dublin shortly
after 5 p.m. with 450 prisoners, all from Dublin, was also attacked between
Ballyward and Banbridge. It was in this train that Mr. Stephen Treacy, senior,
was wounded. His son, Stephen, was in the compartment with him...
December 1921 Attacked by Orangemen
...At
least four men were wounded...Stephen Treacy (sen), of Wellington st.,
Dublin...Mr. Treacy was removed in the Fire Brigade ambulance to the Mater
Hospital where an operation was performed and the bullet removed. He is said to
be progressing favourably...
December 1921 Shot by Orangemen
Mr.
Stephen Treacy (senior), who was wounded by a bullet in the foot...
December 1921 Ballykinlar Men Attacked - A
Co. Down Outrage
...The
first special train contained 413, the second 646 (chiefly from Munster), and
the third and last 450 from Dublin...Mr. Stephen Treacy, an elderly gentleman,
whose son was also an internee, was struck by a bullet on the foot. He was at
once attended by Dr. Reynolds, who had been the internee medical officer in the
camp, and the wound was found to be slight...Prominent people included in the
release...J. Tracey [Sligo], Acting Commandant Camp I...
15th
Feb 1922 (FJ) Ex-Internee’s Claim
A claim for £300 compensation has been
lodged with Banbridge Rural Council on behalf of Mr. Stephen Tracy, 44
Wellington street, Dublin, in respect of injuries received by being shot in the
left foot at Ballyward railway station when returning from Ballykinlar to
Dublin on December 9.
28
Aug 1922 (FJ) Internee Compensated
Stephen Tracey, of Wellington street,
Dublin, a Sinn Fein internee, who was shot in the foot at Ballyward Station,
Co. Down, as the released internees’ train was passing through from Ballkinlar
Camp on December 9 last, was awarded £750 compensation and £30 expenses.
7th
October 1922 (IT)
At Newry Special Quarter Sessions last
Wednesday before Judge Bates, K.C., S. Tracey, 44 Wellington St, Dublin was
awarded £750 compensation and £30 witnesses' expenses for injuries received on
9th December last. The applicant was interned in Ballykinear Camp, and on the
date in question, when all the prisoners were released, shots were fired at the
train in which the applicant and others were, after passing Ballywood Station,
and a bullet penetrated one of his feet, so severely injuring him that he was
unable to work at his occupation as a woodworker and machinist with Messrs
Scott, church furniture manufacturers, Abbey Street, Dublin.
1920/1921 UK War Intelligence
???
Tracy of 6 Thorncastle Str Pembroke, 1 Dec 1920 Monthly raid & search
reports 25th Brigade, No. 792 to be arrested
Joseph
Tracey of 47 Blessington Street, 10 Dec 1920 Search reports Dublin, occupants
Joseph Tracey, Walter Brady and Louis Brady, arrest Louis Brady Carpenter's
apprentice.
Peter
Tracy, 38 Blessington Street Dublin, Bricklayer on Strike, 17 Jun 1921 Daily
raid reports, ground floor Peter Tracy, 45, Dublin, bricklayer on strike since
October 1920 now working in Birmingham. Mrs Tracy and son Peter aged 17 Motor
Mechanic apprentice to Northern Motor Co R.C. [see 1911 Census]
1920 Irish Catholic directory
Benignus Tracey,
Brother, Augustinian, John Street, Dublin
Brendan Treacy,
c.ss.r., St. Joseph's, Dundalk
John Tracy/Treacy,
c.ss.r., Redemptorist, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick
Michael Tracy, C.C.,
St. Michael's, Limerick. Chaplin of Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Mount St.
Vincent Female Orphanage, Limerick.
Nicholas Treacy, Rev,
B.A., D.D., Oblates, Belcamp Hall, Raheny, Dublin.
Patrick Tracey,
(Canon), P.P., Kilmurry, Crookstown Cork
Patrick Tracey,
Sunday's Well, Cork
Patrick
Tracey/Treacy, P.P., Conahy, Jenkinstown, Co. Kilkenny
Peter Tracy, C.C.,
Strabane, Tyrone
1921 UK War Intelligence
Davis Treacy of Dublin, 6 Jan 1921
Courts of inquiry in lieu of inquest, 2/48000 no. 32
Edward Treacy, 29 Jan 1921 Daily
raid reports, Dublin Blessington Steam Tramway Co, present Charles Murphy Chief
Inspr, Edward Treacy, Michael Dalton booking clerks, found one sword lost
property sent from Kilbride some years ago and never claimed.
Thomas
Tracey, 29 Clarendon St, waiter, 29 Jan 1921 Search reports Dublin, Wicklow Hotel
Wicklow St.
Thomas
Treacy of 81 Strand Road Sandymount, Tram Conductor, 27 Feb 1921 Search report,
& Mrs Treacy wife [father of James Treacy 1916?]
April 1921 (FJ) Leinster College of Irish,
[39 Parnell Square, Dublin].
...Padraig
O Treasaigh...[teacher?]
28 May 1921 (AC) Advertisement [Dublin]
Bad
Case Eczema Cuticura Healed
"I
had a boy laid up with eczema and he was an extremely bad case. It began with a
little scratch on his ankle and it spread all over his arm. His face and neck
also got it, and he suffered greatly. It was very itchy, and with an extremely
burning heat. He could not get a night's rest.
"I
saw an advertisement for Cuticura and I sent for a free sample. When I finished
the eruption was not so itchy so I bought more and he was healed."
(Signed)
Mrs. Mary Tracy, 30, Spencer St. No., Dublin Ire...
Mar 11, 1921 (FJ) Concerted Raids
...raided
by armed men...concerning business transactions with Belfast firms...Amongst
the establishments raided...Tracey and Co., 6 St. Andrew street...
May 13, 1921 (IT) Dublin Ambushes
...Grafton
Street...The following were treated for injuries:- Bridget Treacy (19) of 29
Clarendon street...
1921 UK War Intelligence
Frances
Treacy of Sandymount Dublin, 23 Dec 1921 Courts of inquiry in lieu of inquest,
closed 12/1/22 C of I unnecessary
War Office: Army of Ireland:
Administrative and Easter Rising Records. Irish Situation, 1914 - 1922. Courts
of inquiry in lieu of inquest. Death of Francis [Frances] Treacy; 22nd
December, 1921; Dublin. WO 35/160/22
Board
of Trade – Central Register of Seamen
Tracey J 18/02/1921 Dublin R237139
Tracey C J 27/01/1928 Dublin
R542368
Tracey J C 10/07/1940 Dublin
R738494
Tracey J A 30/05/1944 Dublin
R842591
Tracey J b. 29/04/1918 or 27/04/1918 Dundrum
County Dublin Ireland R288031
1921
Annual report of the Local Government Board
Temporary
Inspector for Irish Land (Provision for Sailors and Soldiers Act 1919...W.F.
Treacy, Esq...
4
March 1921 London Gazette
Post
Office - skilled workmen: Francis Christopher Treacy (Dublin)
2
September 1921 London Gazette
Post
Office: Male sorting clerks and Telegraphists: Michael Treacy (Dublin)
Oct 12,
1921 (FJ) Photo
The beautiful cross presented to Mrs. Whelan
by the London-Irish in memory of her son who was put to death in Mountjoy Jail,
is to be seen at the Thomas Whelan Stall, Shelbourne Park Fete. Photgraph shows
the cross, and (keft to right) Mrs. Timunins, [Mr.] J. Tracey and Miss
Groghegan. The ladies are Presidents of the Stall.
Nov 26, 1921 (FJ) St. Vincent de Paul male
orphanage Glasnevin
...Mr.
JA Treacy, Newcomen Av...10s...
22nd December, 1921
War Office: Army of Ireland:
Administrative and Easter Rising Records. Irish Situation, 1914 - 1922. Courts
of inquiry in lieu of inquest. Death of Francis [Frances] Treacy; 22nd
December, 1921; Dublin. WO 35/160/22
1921 School of Art
Robt
Wm Traeacey, 20.25 years, 23 Kingsland park Ave S Cir Rd, printer?
http://www.nival.ie/collections/collections/collection/archive/robt-wm-treacey/view/item/
Oct 1922-1927 School of Art
Edward
Allen Treacy, 16 years, 23 Kingsland Pk Ave, painter
http://www.nival.ie/collections/collections/collection/archive/edward-allen-treacy-1/view/item/
1921- Calendars of Wills
and Administrations
Anne Tracey, 18 Sep 1941, formerly of Tudor House Dundrum County Dublin and late of Clogherhead Drogheda County Louth, who died 10 May 1941, to Thomas Joseph Tracey, retied shop assistant. Effects …
Bernard A. [Alphonsus] Tracy, 13 Dec 1935, late of 2 Clonskeagh Terrace Clonskeagh Dublin, company secretary, who died 19 Oct 1935, to Mary Tracy, the widow. Effects …
Bridget Tracey or Tracy, 4 Sep 1939, fornerly of 25 Upper Mountpleasant Avenue Dublin and late of The Dublin Union James St Dublin, who died 29 Feb 1936, to Teresa Tracey, spinster. Effects …
Caroline Tracey, 14 Jan 1938, late of Ballyedmondriff [Ballyedmonduff Kilgobbin] Sandyford County Dublin, married woman, who died 30 May 1936, to Robert Taylor, farmer. Effects …
Daniel J. Treacy, 9 Feb 1926, late of 18 Uooer Leeson Street Dublin, gentleman, who died 15 Dec 1925, to Mary J. Treacy, widow. Effects …
Edward J. [James] Treacy, 21 Dec 1931, late of Kincora House Clontarf County Dublin, inspector D.M.P, (retired), who died 29 Oct 1931, to Patrick B. Treacy, civil servant (retired). Effects …
Elizabeth Treacy, 22 Feb 1932, late of 24 Dolphins Barn Street Dublin, widow, who died 3 Feb 1932, to William Hogan, traveler. Effects …
Ellen Tracy, 29 Mar 1927, late of St. Martin’s Kimmage Road County Dublin, spinster, who died 3 Mar 1927, to The Reverend Edward W. Clover, Chancellor of the Diocese of Kildare. Effects …
Essie A. Tracey, 17 Feb 1943, late of Ballyedmonduff Stepaside Co Dublin, widow, who died 20 Aug 1942, to George C. Tracey, dairyman. Effects …
Francis Tracy, 16 Aug 1923, late of 36 Belmont Avenue Donnybrook County Dublin, gentleman, who died 25 Jul 1923, to Francis Tracy, gentleman, and Michael Cartan O’Meara, solicitor. Effects …
Georgina Tracey, 1 Jun 1931, late of 568 North Circular Road Dublin, spinster, who died 12 Mar 1930, to Edward Emanuel Lennon F.R.C.P.I. Effects …
Jane Tracy, 14 May 1935, late of 16 Morehampton Terrace Donnybrook Dublin, widow, who died 8 Apr 1935, to Elizabeth Hackett, married woman. Effects …
John J. Tracy, 9 May 1923, late of 16 Morehampton Terrace Donnybrook County Dublin, esquire, who died 17 Mar 1923, to Jane Tracy, the widow. Effects …
Joseph C. [Christopher] Tracy, 11 Feb 1937, late of 38 Mountainview Road Ranelagh Dublin, no occupation, who died 20 Jan 1937, to Maurice Tracy, property owner. Effects …
Julia Treacy, 29 Jun 1943, late of 44 Upper Wellington Street Dublin, who died 25 Apr 1943, to Stephen Treacy, machinist. Effects …
Mary J. [Josephine] Treacy, 26 Apr 1927, late of 18 Upper Leeson Street Dublin, widow, who died 8 Jan 1927, to Frederick De V. White, solicitor. Effects …
Michael Joseph Treacy, 24 Apr 1925, late of 101 Lower Baggot Sreet Dublin, bookmaker, who died 7 Apr 1925, to Anne C Treacy, the widow. Effects … [see Enniscorthy]
Patrick Joseph Tracy, 1 Oct 1923, unadministered estate, late of Donnybrook Road County Dublin, builder, who died 18 Dec 1916, to William McFerran, solicitor. Effects … (Former grants 2 Feb 1917 and 12 Apr 1923)
Patrick Joseph Tracy, 12 Apr 1923, unadministered estate, late of Donnybrook Road County Dublin, builder, who died 18 Dec 1916, to Francis Tracy, esquire. Effects … (Former grant 2 Feb 1917)
Robert H [Henry] Treacy, 7 Mar 1938, late of 70 York Road Dun Laoghaire County Dublin, retired merchant, who died 11 Jan 1938, to Maude A.S. Treacy, widow. Effects …
Thomas P. Treacy, 16 Jul 1936, late of 32? St. Marys Road East Road North Strand Dublin, waiter, who died 25 Apr 1936, to Ellen Treacy, spinster. Effects …
William
Treacy, 10 Sep 1934, late of 39 Saint Laurence Road Clontarf Dublin, civil
servant, who died 30 Apr 1934, to Margaret Treacy, widow. Effects …
28 February 1922 IT
Irish
Amateur Boxing Association, Abbey Theatre, Dublin: Mr. J. Tracey of Dublin won
the middle-weight boxing title of Ireland, knocking out M. Hurley in the
semi-final and beating T. Powderley in the final.
Feb 28, 1922 (IT) Boxing - Irish
Championship
Middle-Weights...J.
Tracey (Dublin)...Final...declared the winner of an ugly fight.
Apr 10, 1922 (IT) Legal Notices
...Emily
Tracy, late of 14 Emor street, Dublin, spinster, Deceased...died 13th February 1922
at St. Patrick's Home, Kilmainham...
Apr 15, 1922 (IT) Cost of repairs Exceed
Rent
...Messrs
Kelly, Lee, Tracy and Muldowney, tenants of 35, 34, 33 and 32 Lower Rutland
street...
Apr 17, 1922 (IT) Night Shooting Incident
...a
Dublin car driver, named Alexander Treacy, of 38 Power's Court, lies in the
Meath Hospital in a critical condition...
Apr 19, 1922 (IT) Cab-Owner Wounded
...to
murder Alexander Tracy, a cab owner...[Dublin]
Apr 22, 1922 (IT)
...Alexander
Tracy, a cab owner...The bullet passed through the left breast and came out
between the shoulder blades...
Apr 28, 1922 (IT) Shooting of a Jarvey
"A pure accident"
...Alexander
Tracey, a hackney car driver, of Powers Court...
Apr 28, 1922 (FJ) A recent City Shooting
...As
the injured man is still in hospital, the hearing was again adjourned until May
12...
May 13, 1922 (FJ) City and District
Rathgar
Road Shooting recalled...attempting to murder Alexander Tracey, licensed
cab-owner, of 38 Power's Court...
Jun 10, 1922 (FJ) Theatre Manager found not
Guilty and Discharged
...assistant
manager, Empire Theatre...Tracey was taken to the Meath Hospital...The bullet
passed close to the heart and emerged near the spinal column at the back. The
bullet was flattened...
Jun 17, 1922 (IT) Dublin
..."not
guilty"...accused did not mean to harm Tracey.
Apr 25, 1922 (FJ) Motor Cycling
Dublin
and District Club...GW Tracey (8 Sparbrook) miniture bronze medal...EA Tracey
(Indian Scout) miniture silver medal...
October 11, 1922 (FJ) Motor Cycling
...Second
Class Awards (90 p.c.) R. Treacy 4 h.p. Triumph; E. Treacy 4 h.p. Indian...
Nov 4, 1922 (FJ) Motor Cycling
...Silver
Medals...Geo Tracey, 8 hp Sparkbrook...EA Tracey, 4 hp Indian...
Apr 29, 1922 (IT) Dublin
...Lizzie
Tracy, a housemaid...Miss J. Seymour of Brookfield terrace, Donneybrook, with
whom they had been employed.
May 30, 1922 (FJ)
...and Police Officer Sean Tracey
represented the IRP [Irish Republican Police], Oriel House.
Jan 1, 1923 (FJ) Old IRA Members' Association
...Provisional Executive...Capt Sean
Tracy, Q.M....Membership will be limited to men who were members of the IRA
prior to the Anglo-Irish truce and who are not at present in any way engaged on
either side of the struggle.
Jan 6, 1923 (SS)
A
largely attended meeting of the old IRA Members' Association was held in Dublin
today...Membership will be limited to men who were members of the IRA prior to
the Anglo-Irish truce, and who are not at present engaged on either side of the
struggle...The following provisional executive was formed to-day...Captain
Shaun Tracey...
Jul 18, 1922 (IT) Law Reports
...Wood-Milne
Ltd...being driven by Ernest Tracey...
9 November 1922 (FJ) Big Verdict stands
Frederick
M.E. Humphreys and his wife Mrs. Violet Humphreys v. Woodmilne Ltd and Ernest
Treacey...Grace Park road, Drumcondra, on the 18th September 1921, owing to the
alleged negligence in the driving of the defendant company's motor car...It was
admitted on all sides that the plaintiff was not guilty of any contributory negligence.
20 July 1922 IT,
Compensation - Cost of Fires in Dublin
...O.
Tracy, Kinneagh, Curragh £50...
Aug 4, 1922 (FJ) Killed in Mayo Ambush
Two Nationalist Soldiers buried in
Glasnevin...Thomas Tracy...Dublin Guards
Reserve, National Army killed in an ambush at Newport Co. Mayo on July
23...
Aug 19, 1922 (IT) Lusk Bazaar
...Ballough
Stall...4th J. Tracey, 17 Stoneybatter, Dublin...
Aug 28, 1922 (IT) Sackville St. Fires
...Miss
Alvina Treacy, 125 Thomas street, Dublin - personal injury £500.0.0...
Sep 19, 1922 & Sep 23, 1922 (IT)
Marriages
Pakenham
and Treacy - September 7 1922 at St Peter's Church Aungier st, Frederick Thomas
youngest son of Mr and Mrs T Pakenham of Jane Ville S.C. rd. to Evelyn,
youngest daughter of the late William? and of Mrs C? Treacy of York St.,
Dublin.
Oct 4, 1922 (II) Wallpapers
Over
200 patterns to select from; from 6d per roll. Treacey and Co., Stoneybatter.
Oct 10, 1922 (IT) Auctions [bad copy]
...Kill-O'-Grange...Messrs.
Tracy and Co., Ltd.,...horses [etc]...
Oct 10, 1922 (FJ) Auction of Horses,
carts, harness, Mangolds, Turnips, Out-door effects etc
Kill-o'-Grange,
Blackrock...instructions from Messrs Tracy and Co. Ltd...
October 12, 1922 (II)
Kill
o' Grange, Blackrock, For Messrs. Tracy and Co. Limited, auction of horses,
carts, harness, Mangolds, Turnips, outdoor effects etc.
October 18, 1922 (FJ) Scene in Street
...charged
with assulting Michael Treacy, the foreman in Mr. Michael Cole's public house,
11 Wexford street...
Oct 1922 School of Art
Willie
Treacy, 16 years, 24 York St, Painters Appce,
http://www.nival.ie/collections/collections/collection/archive/willie-treacy-3/view/item/
1927 School of Art
Edwd
Treacy, 24 York St
Nov 18, 1922 (IT) Boys Injured by
Explosives
Bernard
Tracey, aged nine, was admitted to the Adelaide Hospital on Tuesday night at
10.15 suffering from injuries to the head, caused by the explosion of a
firework.
1922 Dentists
49
Ernest Francis Tracey, 33 Parkgate Street, Dublin. [see William Valentine
Tracey]
1934 Death North Dublin
Ernest
Tracey, died thirty first October 1934, of 22 Ostman Place, barchelor, 61
years, dentist, gastric ulcer 3 mths cardiac failure certified, Herbert Tracey
brother? present at death 3 Marino Park Fairview.
1922 Army Census
Andrew Tracey; 20; Pte, Band, Wellington Bks, home address: 12 Francis
St Dublin, 9114 pay no: 41309, Joined: 12/4/22 Dublin, single, RC, Next of kin:
grand mother, Next of kin: Margaret Kane, 12 Francis st, Dublin; Wellington
Barracks (Dublin); download file
Edward Tracey; 19; Volunteer, Infantry, home address: Towsons Cottages,
Bray, Co. Wicklow, 3840 Pay no: 34394, Joined: 14/9/22 Curragh Camp, single,
RC, Next of kin: father, Next of kin: Mr. Edward Tracey, Towsons Cottage, Bray,
Co. Wicklow.; Ballyfair (Kildare); download file [brother of
Edward]
Francis Tracey; 21; Pte, Transport, home address: Towson Cottage, Bray,
Co. Dublin, 31659 Pay no: 33779, Joined:
6th Aug 1922 Dunlaoghaire, single, RC, Next of kin: mother, Next of kin: Mrs.
Pauline Tracey, Tousin Cottage Bray Co Dublin.; Portobello Barracks, Rathmines
(Dublin); download file [brother of
Edward]
James Joseph Tracey; 23; ??? [Torn], home address: 24 York Street,
Dublin, ??? Pay no: 29454 Joined: 12h Aug 1922 G.H.Q. Dublin, married, RC, Next
of kin: wife, Next of kin: Mrs. Kathleen Tracey, 24 York St, Dublin, Remarks:
Not through Crimag?; Portobello Barracks, Rathmines (Dublin) ; download file
James Joseph Tracey; 23; Reserve, Pte, A.G.s Dept Commntns, home
address: 24 York Street, Dublin, ??? Pay no: 29454 Joined: 12h Aug 1922 G.H.Q.
Dublin, married, RC, Next of kin: wife, Next of kin: Mrs. Kathleen Tracey, 24
York St, Dublin, ; Portobello Barracks, Rathmines (Dublin) ; download file
James Tracey; 19; Cpl, I, home address: 3 Cottage Place, N.C.R. Dublin,
13441 Pay no: 34138, Joined: 4/7/22 City Hall City, single, RC, Next of kin:
father, Next of kin: Thomas Tracey, 3 Cottage Place, N.C.R. Dublin; Dublin
Castle (Dublin); download file
James Tracey; 23; Private, Ordalies, home address: 34 York Street,
Dublin, 12931 Pay no: 29454 Joined: 12h Aug 1922 Dublin, married, RC, Next of
kin: wife, Next of kin: Kathleen Tracey, 34 York St, Dublin; Portobello
Barracks, Rathmines (Dublin) ; download file
James Treacy; 19; Vol, Inf, home address: 2 Cuffe St, Dublin, 4804 pay
no: 16711, Joined: 14/10/22 Brunswick St Dublin, single, RC, Next of kin:
Father [mother crossed out], Next of kin: Mr Treacy, 2 Cuff St Dublin [blue
line crossing everything out] Remarks: See V.R. 480?; Richmond Barracks
(Tipperary); download file
Laurence Tracey; 38; Vol, A,Mc,
home address: 10 Upper Oriel St, Dublin, 41346 pay no: Same Joined:
23/9/22 Dublin, single, RC, Next of kin: sister, Next of kin: Mrs R Quinn, 3
Quinn? Grs? Dublin; Tralee (Kerry); download file
Patrick Tracey; 20; Pte, Infantry, home address: 5 Dowlings Court,
Dublin, 27576 Pay no: 14853, Joined: 1/4/22 Martins Yd, Dublin, single, RC,
Next of kin: mother, Next of kin: Mrs - [Same address].; Castleconnell
(Limerick); download file [see Thomas
Tracey Irish Citizen Army]
Sean L Treacy; 19; 2nd Lieut, Q. Cll? Supply O. Cliaff, home address: 4
Newcomen Court Dublin, 25616 pay no: 45601, Joined: 2/2/22 Dublin, single, RC, Next
of kin: mother, Next of kin: 4 Newcomen Court Dublin; Bandon (Cork); download file
30 March 1923 Cork Examiner
National Army... John Tracey. Asst. Quartermaster. 30th Infantry
Battalion, with rank of Lieut-
Stephen Tracey; 20; Pte, Transport, home address: 117 Upper Abbey
Street, Dublin, 31698 Pay no: 17935,
Joined: May 1922 Beggars Bush, single, RC, Next of kin: mother, Next of kin:
Mrs. Lily [Alicia] Tracey, 117 Upper Abbey St, Dublin.; Portobello Barracks,
Rathmines (Dublin); download file
Jan 10, 1923 (FJ)
...soldiers
of the National Army, wound in action in Kerry...Private Tracey, AMC, 3 Queen's
square, Dublin...
10 January 1923 Cork Examiner
Army
Casualties...Pte Tracey, A.M.C.. 3. Queen's' Souare. Dublin.
Feb 3, 1923 (IT)
...no.
14 St. Andrew street...explosion...Among the principal sufferers were:-...and
M.J. Tracy and Co., warehousemen and manufacturers' agent.
Feb 9, 1923 (FJ) Raiders found Quilty
...Michael
Treacy...The White House, The Ward, Co. Dublin...that they were Republicans...
Feb 9, 1923, Feb 13, 1923 & Feb 17,
1923 (IT) Armed Robbers. Dublin Men get "Cat" and Seven Years.
Michael
Treacy...of Joseph Crawley, the Ward, Co. Dublin...They had received one from
the M.G.W.R. with reference to Treacy...The prisoner Treacy said that he was
employed on the M.G.W.R. until two o'clock on the day of his arrest...being
only 21 [years old]...
Mar 19, 1923 (IT) Fatal Seizure in Church
While
attending early mass at the Carmelite Church, Gayfield, Morehampton road on
Saturday, Mr. John J Treacy, 60 Morehampton road, collapsed and died.
Mar 19, 1923 & Mar 24, 1923 (IT) Death
Tracy
- March 17 1923, suddenly at his residence, 16 Morehampton tce., John J. Tracy.
Deeply regretted by his loving wife, relatives, and friends. RIP. Funeral from
Sacred Heart Church, Donneybrook, at 1 o'clock this day (Monday) for
Kill-o'-Grange. Sweet Jesus have mercy on his solu. Prayers requested.
Mar 24, 1923 (IT) Acknowledgements
Mrs.
Tracy, 16 Morehampton tce. Donneybrook...
Apr 10, 1923 (FJ) Golf - Clontarf Club
...Hugh
Treacy...WF Treacy.
Apr 27, 1923 (FJ)
...orders
issued recently at Army Headquarters...Chief of Staff's Department...Capt. E.
Tracey to be attached to Staff, do [Artillery Corps?], with rank of 2nd
Lieut...
May 15, 1923 (FJ) City and District
Damages
for Injury to an eye...Margaret Tracey...butcher shop in Dorset
street...splinter of the bone struck her in the eye. She attended a doctor for
six months...£10.10s damages with £3.3s in respect of doctor's fees.
Jun 9, 1923 (IT) Clontarf Golf Club
Committee [picture]
...sitting...H.D.
Treacy (Treasurer)...
Jun 16, 1923 (IT) Governor-General at
Clontarf Golf Club [picture]
...second
row...H. Treacy...
Jun 13, 1923 & Jun 16, 1923 (IT)
Inauguration of "Dun's Day"
...Sir
patrick Dun's Hospital Dublin...The nurses who received their third year
certificates were...Margaret Tracey, Kilkerrin, Ballinasloe...
Jul 26, 1923 (IT) Death
Tracy
- July 25 1923, suddenly, at his residence, 36 Belmont av., Donneybrook, Frank
Tracy, senior. RIP. Funeral arrangments later.
3 August 1923 The Church of Ireland
Gazette
Great
Southern & WEstern Railway Comany. Examinations for male clekships [held in
Dublin]...Myles Treacy [b. Limerick?]...
Aug 21, 1923 (IT) Death
Treacy
- At a private nursing home, Caroline Maud nee Coughlan, dearly beloved wife of
Peter Treacy, 29 Fonteroy? st Dublin, RIP. Funeral today (Tuesday) at 11
o'clock from St John Bapist Church to Kilbarrack. Inserted by her sorrowing
husband.
Nov 9, 1923 (FJ) Male Clerkships
...recent
examination...6. Thomas C. Treacy...Broadstone Terminus Dublin...
Dec 12, 1923 (IT) Larceny of Golf Balls
William
Tracy...four boys, who had been employed as "caddies" at Kingstown
Golf Club...The Recorder said that he would record sentences of six moths'
imprisonment in the case of the boys, but would postpone the operation of the
sentence until November...second-hand golf balls.
Dec 20, 1923 (FJ) Civil Service Posts
...Mary
F. Tracy...
Jan 17, 1924 (FJ) Decrees for Rates - In
the Dublin Police Court
...Collectors
Treacy...
Apr 26, 1924 (FJ)
...Constable
John Tracey, 64D, to C Division, and allocated to Chapelizod Station...
9 May 1924
The London Gazette & 13 May 1924 The Edinburgh Gazette
Whitehall, 2nd May, 1924.
His Majesty the KING has been pleased to award the
Imperial Service Medal to the following officers:—
Home Civil Service.
Treacy, William, Inspector, Dublin Postal Service
May
21, 1924 (FJ)
...Francis Tracy, 28 Power's Lane, Mount
St, driver of the lorry...
June 7, 1924 An tÓglách
Irish
Amateur Championships...Middle Weights...W. Treacy (St. James's Gate)
knocked out Cpl. Cullen (A.A.A.) in the first round.
Jun
13, 1924 (FJ) Appeal in a Dun Laoghaire Tenancy Case
...Dempsey v Tracey...shop, no.16 Upper
Georges street, Dun Laoghaire...The premises, a lock-up shop...agreement dated
1st August 1920 for three years...business of tobacconist...ejectment because
of refusal to pay an increase in rent...reserve judgement.
Jun
13, 1924 (IT) Important Kingstown Case
...Dempsey v. Tracey...shop, No.16 Upper
George's street, Kingstown....agreement dated 1st August 1920 for three
years...tobacconist...refusal to pay an increased rent of £120...reserve judgement.
Jun
14, 1924 (CT) GAA County Championship
Dublin beat Mayo...Dublin
Geraldines...Tracy soon followed with a second from a free...
Jul
1, 1924 (IT) Mountjoy Prison Visitors [see Agnes Treacy]
...Mr. H. Tracy, Ryder's Row, Dublin...
Jul
5, 1924 (FJ) GAA Dublin team to play Mayo
...Treacy...(Geraldines)...
Aug
22, 1924 (FJ) Dublin Football Team to meet Kerry
...S. Treacy (Geraldines)...
4
August 1924 (FJ)
Parish of St. Columba, Drumcondra...5s...C.
Treacey.
Sep
12, 1924 (IT) A Missing £10 Note
...Michael Tracy, 55 Rathmines
road...licensed premises where Tracy was an assistant...
Sep
26, 1924 (FJ) Said he would pay
...promise to pay £1.1.0 which he stole
from Michael Tracey, 144 North Strand...
Oct
4, 1924 (IT) Theft from a coat
...stealing from Michael Treacy, 144 North
Strand...at his employers public-house...
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September 1924 (FJ) The Army Cheque Case
Mr. M.J. Treacey, 17 Cadogan road, Fairview,
states that Mr. Thomas McCarthy, who gave evidence in the Army Cheque case at
the District Court on Thursday, does not live at that address.
Dec
11, 1924 (FJ) ...dispute in the Dublin Licence Trade...
...Michael Treacy, two member of a picket,
were fined...prevent...from entering Cleary's Public house, 36 Amiens street...
Nov
11, 1924 (FJ)
Richard Treacy, a soldier in the National
Army...Kilmainham and Cabra road...
Mar
3, 1925 (IT) Auction
Today (Tuesday) at 12 o'clock at
Greenmount, Dundrum (on the Ballintyre Road) Motors, Contractor's Plant,
Cattle, Furniture, etc. By instructions of Mr. George Tracy, who is going
abroad...
Apr
8, 1925 (IT) Suspension in a workhouse
...South Dublin Workhouse...Mr.
Christopher Tracy, wardmaster, at the dismissal of the butcher...He always
regarded Tracy as a straightforward honest official and never had any reason to
doubt his competency. He was disppointed that Tracy did not report these
exceptional circumstances...[Tracy] examined...There was never any charge or
complaint against him during his period of service...
Apr
18, 1925 (IT)
...Christopher Treacy, was fined £5 for
having used a yard, office and shed at 6 Dixon's row, Marrowbone lane, for the
purposes of betting on horse races...
May
21, 1925 (IT) Motor Cars
10 HP Sports Dietto Two Seater...Apply
Tracy, rear Fitzwilliam place, lower Leeson street. 'Phone 2063.
Oct
5, 1925 & Oct 10, 1925 (IT) Prison Justices
Mrs Annie Tracey, O'Connell avenue...appointed
by the Minister for Justice as Visiting Justices of Limerick County prison...
October
1925 School of Art
Alfred Tracey, 20 years, 41 Clonliffe
Gardens
Dec
16, 1925 (IT) Death
Treacy - December 15, 1925, at his
residence, 12? Upper Leeson street, Daniel Joseph Treacy, ??? son of the late
John Treacy, J.P. Teni??? Mounthrath. RIP. Funeral private. No ???.
Treacy - January
8, 1927, at her residence 18 Upper Leeson street, Dublin, Mary Josephine,
widow of the late Daniel J. Treacy, Solicitor, Mountrath, and grand-daughter of
the 2nd ??? de Blaquiere?, Port Letunn? Mullingar R.I.P.
Mary
Josephine Treacy of 18 Upper Leeson
Street Dublin widow died 8 January 1927 Probate Belfast 22 July to Frederick De
Vere White solicitor. Effects £2520 6s. 8d.
Mar
24, 1926 (IT) Births
Tracy - March 17, 1926 at Nurse Clarke's
Home, Newcomen House, North Strand road, to Mr. and Mrs M J Tracy a daughter.
Apr
17, 1926 (IT)
Compensation was claimed against Patrick
Flynn trading as Patrick Flynn and Son, by Peter Tracey, a bricklayer and
builder, who while working for the respondent on the 1st of October 1925 at
Vernon avenue Clontarf strained his left arm and shoulder in lifting a heavy
metal frame for a window into position. The applicatant was awarded £1 a week
on the basis of total incapacity.
19 jun 1926 (CTr)
...Andrew
Tracey, labourer, and his brother, John Tracy, labourer, of 32 Upper Dorset
Street...grandmother...insurance policy.
Recorded: 6 July
1926
Naturalization Petition Records - East Carroll Parish Courthouse, USA
Name of Alien: Treacy, James
Born: 22 Oct. 1894 Dublin, Ireland
Date of Arrival: 28 Feb. 1921
Name of Vessel: Carmauia
Emigrated from: Liverpool, England
Occupation: Engineer
Color: white
Complexion: fair
Height: 5ft.7in.
Weight: 145lbs
Hair: lt. brown
Eyes: blue
Scar on right cheek
Wife: not married
Children:
Certificate #18905
Aurania
25 Jul 1926 Canada
Mary A Tracey [did not embarke], Age: 31,
b. Dublin, Ireland
Friend: Mr. M. Costello, 4636a Papineau
Ave, Montreal PQ [Note: Eleanor Costello, 51 Macken St, Dublin also did not
embarke]
Brother Mr. L Tracey, 118 Townsend St,
Dublin [Cumberland Street 1911 Census?]
Treacy - January 8, 1927, at her residence 18 Upper Leeson street, Dublin,
Mary Josephine, widow of the late Daniel J. Treacy, Solicitor, Mountrath, and
grand-daughter of the 2nd ??? de Blaquiere?, Port Letunn? Mullingar R.I.P.
Jan
15, 1927 (IT)
...Dublin branch of the Association of
ex-Civil Servants...Mr. C.L. Tracey was elected vice president...
25 jun 1927 (CTr) Eyre Square Galway
Programme...Hickey
(Dublin) (Lightweight Champion of Ireland) v. Tracey (Dublin Lightweight)...
January
15, 1928 SI
Rathmines Fire Bridade ambulance on Friday
conveyed to the meath hospital, Robt
Treacey of 6 Montague St., who sustained severe shock in falling from a
roof on which he was doing repairs.
Apr
18, 1928 (IT)
...John Tracey...Messrs Brooks, Thomas and
Company [Abbey street] by whom Tracey was employed...one of them lived in
Dominick street and the other in Granby place...acquittal.
May
16, 1928 (IT) Generals Disengaged
Young country girl...Apply Mary Tracey,
Highfield Manor, Rathfarnham.
Nov
10, 1928 (IT) Dublin Labourer Drowned
...John Tracy (27) married, coal labourer,
of 4 Peterson's lane Dublin...Messrs. Murphy coal yard...
1928
School of Art
Maura Treacy, Miss, 26, entered school 12
Nov 1928, 22 Arranmore Ave Phibsboro, Civil servant (Land Commission)
http://www.nival.ie/collections/collections/collection/archive/maura-treacy-1/view/item/
Traceys
in Sallynoggin
...Mr Tracey was born in the house in 1928...Electoral
Register from 1942...14. Sallynoggin
Villas - Tracy William, Mary Anne & Christopher.
1950?... Frank Tracey
delivered coal around Sallynoggin... Frank Tracey
lived in Dominick St...
C.B.S. Eblana – Pictures
Confirmation
1943 [2 pictures]...F Tracey...Tracey...T. Tracey...W.
Tracey...
Confirmation
Class approx 1953...J. Tracey...P. Tracey...
Tracys of St. Patrick's Crescent
...Margaret
and Josie Tracy. My mum knows they went to London, maybe in the 1950’s. My mum
worked with Josie in the Plam Grove Cafe...
Pearse Rovers
Pearse Rovers started in the late
1950s by...Tommy Tracy...Tommy
Tracy who was manager of the team the 1958...
Mountown
Flats
...I had a photo of the first
football team from the flats... Back Tom Tracy,?...
Alter
Boys
...Fr Martin with the alter boys
of St Micheals I can recognise some of the boys back row John Tracy...
7 a side tournaments
...here
is a photo of Crokes who won that tournament nearly every year, This photo is
early 1970s... Front John Tracy...
http://www.dunlaoghairecounty.ie/portal.php
May
18, 1929 (SS) Maytime in Eire
White roads and a hill that rises
Steep; in the cool, sweet skies,
Like steps to a palace leading,
Clouds upon clouds arise.
Mating time in the hedgerows,
Throstle song in the wood,
And the meadows shout a welcome
To the children's happy mood.
Breath of the hills of Wicklow,
Borne from our island sea -
Blow hither into my garden
To fashion things tenderly.
There let the curled aster
Flourish its rose-tipped head,
"Till the swallowes steal from the
house-tops,
And the trees make lament, o'er the dead.
- Ciaran Tracey, in Catholic Pictorial
(Dublin)
Aug
19, 1929 & Aug 24, 1929 (IT)
...Joseph Tracey, a painter, whose address
was given as Mountjoy square...two children, aged 11.5 and 15 years...Mrs
Tracey...
1929
Irish Distress Committee
Wilfrd Francis Treacy, County Dublin, File No. 2845
Records of the Colonial Office
1929 A
Book of Dublin
P. Treacy, Builder and General Contractor -
Estimates Free - 36 Ring Street Inchicore
Jan
9, 1930 (IT) Schoolboys Match
Lansdowne v. Bective...Tracey (C.U.S.)...
27
September 1930
Postal Clerks...Mr. M. Treacey, Dublin...
April
1930 P.J. Treacy, Ltd, 18 St.
Stephen's Green Dublin. Phone 61983/4. Ford motor car Dealer.
February
1930 Ideal Homes Exhibition, Mansion House, Dublin
Great competition exists for the yellow disks,
ranging in value from 5s to 20s distributed each day. They are given to certain
selected visitors seen carrying a programme. Yesterdays winners were...Stephen
Treacy, 4 Sitric Place 5/-...
September 1930 [see Agnes
Treacy]
Mr. Frederick Treacy, an ex-lieutenant, of the Royal Munster Fusiliers, of Saggart, Co. Dublin was drowned on Saturday in the vicinity of the treacherous Curley's Hole at Dollymount Strand, Dublin...Mr. P.B. Treacy, The Lodge, Saggart, father of the deceased, accompanied the searchers in their quest...It is a sad coincidence that Mr. Hugh Treacy, uncle of deceased, was playing golf on the Royal Dublin course nearby about the time the tragedy occurred. During Mr. Treacy's service in France with the Munster Fusiliers he was wounded and in consequence was discharged from the army in 1918. During 1918 and 1919 he acted as inspector under the Agricultural Wages Board and from 1919 to 1922 was a temporary inspector under the Local Government Board. After a short sojourn in America he subsequently held a business position in Dublin and in 1928 was appointed secretary to the Newlands Golf Club, from which position he resigned in July last to take up a commercial appointment in Dublin. Mr. Treacy, who was a nephew of Mrs. Harold, of London (formerly Miss Agnes Treacy, the well-known vocalist) was popular with all classes and was a good swimmer. He leaves a widow and six children.
18 September 1930 The Western Daily Press
Dramatic Return of man who was
“drowned. Said to have lived on blackberries for ten days.
Dublin Wednesday.
A man believed to have drowned at
Curley’s Hole, a danger spot at Dollymount, Dublin, over 10 days ago, was today
found wandering in another part of Dublin seven miles away.
The man – Mr Fred W. Treacey – an
ex-British officer, was seen on Saturday, September 6, going to the water’s
edge with the intention of bathing. Later, clothing containing letter,
identifying Mr Treacey as the owner, were found on the rocks.
Civic Guards and Sea Scouts
joinded in an extensive search, but found no trace of him.
When found today, Mr Treacey was
bare-footed and was carrying his boots in his hand. He wore old tweed trousers
and a sports coat.
Clad in Bathing Costume.
Underneath was nothing but a
bathing costume.
He was unable to give any account
of himself, and said he had been lying in fields eating blackberries. He was
taken to Dublin where he was identified by his father.
Mr Treacey served in France with
the Munster Fusiliers and after being wounded was discharged in 1918. Later, he
acted as an inspector under the Agricultural Wages Board.
After a short stay in America, he
held a business position in Dublin.
He lives with his wife and six
children at Saggart (county Dublin).
November 06, 1931 (IP) Death
Treacy - Nov. 5th 1931, at Marlenella,
Rathgar, the Very Rev. Wm. Treacy,
CSSR, Rector, brother of Rev. B. Treacy,
CSSR, Dundalk, and Rev. J. Treacy
CSSR, Australia. Deeply regretted. Remains will be removed to-day (Friday) to
Maiens street Station for 5.30 pm train to Dundalk. Funeral after 11 o'clock
Mass, Dundalk, on Saturday morning.
14th November 1931 The Tablet
A Redemptorist Loss.—The Redemptorists in Ireland have suffered a loss by the death of the Rev. William Treacy, one of three priest brothers in that Congregation, the others being Father Brendan Treacy, of Dundalk, and Father John Treacy, who for many years past has laboured in Australia. Father William Treacy, a native of Birr, was ordained in 1909, and had served in a number of Redemptorist centres. He was a fluent Gaelic speaker, and liad given missions, not only in Ireland's ancient tongue, but also in Scottish Gaelic to Catholics living in the Hebrides. For the last three years of his life he had been rector at Rathgar, where death took place.
Jul 6, 1939 The Irish TimesMr. A. Treacy And Miss A CreanAt the Church of the Holy Name, Beechwood avenue, the wedding took place of Mr. Alphonsus Treacy, of the Revenue Commissioners Office, Dublin Castle, son of the late Edward Treacy, of Birr, and Mrs Emily Treacy, of 13 Victoria road, Rathgar, Dublin, and Miss Angela Crean, daughter of Mr. J.B. Crean (late of the Irish land Commission) and the late Mrs crean of 65 Palmerston road, Dublin....assisted by the Rev Father J. Treacy, C.SS.R. (brother of the bridegroom)...
US
State Department records
Mrs Helen M. Tracey Stewart residing
Sandymount, Dublin date 1931-07-06
https://sites.google.com/site/irishgleanings/home/1-20-extracts-from-correspondence---part-20
1932 Rathmines School: Ora Et
Labora. The School Roll from the Beginning…by Charles
William Benson
Robert
Henry Treacy; b. Dublin
Simon
William Treacy; a. 11½; b. Dublin.
Doyle
Edward of Charleville Lodge Charleville Road Cabra Dublin gentleman died 21 May
1932 Probate Belfast 27 April to Francis William Doyle M.B. and Philip Neri Treacy esquire. Effects £642 17s. 6d.
1933
Auction of major property interests in Donnybrook
Donnybrook and City of Dublin, with frontage to
Main Street and Dodder Row, on which are situated premises known as...Nos. 1
to 5 Tracey's Cottages...
August 4, 1934 The Advocate
(NY)
Dr. Thos.
J, Gallagher (38), of Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan, was returned for trial to the
Dublin Criminal Court when charged in the District Court Tuesday with
feloniously killing Thos. Tracey, a
private in the Free State Army, by striking him with his motor car at Bridewell
lane, Dublin.
1934 Death
North Dublin
Thomas Tracey of 30 Benburb Street, died 21st March 1934 Richmond
Hospital, married, 32 years, Private Dept of Defence National Army
Accused found guilty & sentenced to six calander months in the
second division.
Shock and cardiac failure following multiple fractures & lacerations
of brain caused by being accidentally knocked down by a motor car
Certificate of result of criminal proceedings received from Donce of
Magi Erlean borone for the City of Dublin verdict delivered 24 Oct 1934
7/11/1934 Irish Times.
Leaving Certificate Highest mark – Physiology
and Hygiene.
Martin S.O. Treasaigh, Scoil Iochta, Glasnevin,
Dublin.
February
22, 1936 Irish Press
..were charged with having stolen four motor lorry
wheels, valued at about £40, from a lorry, the property of Stephen Tracy,
Templeogue...
1936
Spanish Civil War
List of men who are cited in some sources as
having gone to Spain with O'Duffy
Tim Treacy, 12 Wolfe Tone Ave, Dun Laoghaire
http://irelandscw.com/band-DuffyProblems.htm
Apr
22, 1937 The Irish Times
Mr. W. L. Duggan And Miss K. Treacy
Mr. W. L. Duggan, solicitor, Carlow and Tullow,
son of Mr. J.J. Duggan, Solicitor, and President of the Incorporated Law
Society, and Mrs Duggan, Carlow, was married to Kathleen, youngest daught of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Treacy of
waterford, of Dun Laoighre, at St. Michael's Church, Dun Laoighre,
yesterday...The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. J.A. Treacy. Miss C. Treacy
(sister of the bride) was the bridesmaid and Mr. Gerald Clancy (cousin of the
bridegroom) acted as best man...
Date:
No Date [pre 1939]
Reference: 1757/61
Title: Dan
Tracey, stage manager of the Plaza, Dublin on the roof of the Paramount
Theatre, Manchester.
Description:
Negative Sheet Number 1/W30/42
Held by: Greater
Manchester County Record Office (with Manchester Archives),
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1937 Dundrum-Taney, Co. Dublin. Hidden Treasure Eileen Tracey, age 12 St. Michaels Dundrum & Mr George Tracey, grandparent, age
about 70 Seaview House, Ballyedmonduff. http://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4428232/4387329
http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4428232/4387337 |
1937 Dundrum-Taney, Co. Dublin. Hidden Treasure Alfred Tracey, Woodside, Sandyford, Co. Dublin. http://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4428232/4387330 http://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4428232/4387331
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1937 Dundrum-Taney, Co. Dublin. Bird-Lore Alfred Tracey http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4428232/4387351 http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4428232/4387352 http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4428232/4387353
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1937 Dundrum-Taney, Co. Dublin. Severe Weather Alfred Tracey http://www.duchas.ie/ga/cbes/4428232/4387343/4458858
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23-6-’38 Christian Brothers School, Dún laoghaireWilliam Patrick Tracey,5 Packenham Road,Monkstownhttp://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/4428224/4387073 |
1938 Programme - Mercenary Mary by Rathmines & Rathgar Musical Society |
1981 Treacy’s Sawmills, Jervis Street Dublin |
1939-1940 Dublin Electoral
Lists [Link]
The Dublin Library, Pearse Street had the Electoral Register on line for the years 1939-1964 for the Dublin city area.
1940 Thoms Diirectory - DublinM Treacy, sand contractor £5 10s., Knockmaroon-hill .Sister M. Patrick Treacy, superioress, Presentation Convent Clondalkin 10 Oct 1941 School of Art
Caitríona C. Ní
T[h]reasig[h], 18 years, 10-10-'41, 101 Ascal baile Phib [Phibsboro?] baile
Boie, Srás Seilbiseac, [signed] Carmel Ní T[h]reasaig[h]
http://www.nival.ie/collections/collections/collection/archive/caitrina-c-ni-treasaig/view/item/
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
John William Tracey, b. 24 Apr
1888 Dublin Ireland, 204 Whitman St New Bedford Briston Mass, 54, contact Mrs
Ethel Tracy, works Nashawena Mills
Joseph Jefferson Treacy b. 23 Oct
1887 Dublin, Ireland Residence: Monmouth, New Jersey
Joseph Tracey b. 28 Sep 1882
Dublin, Ireland Residence: New York, New York
1942 Wexford County Council - Applicants for
Vacancy for Post of Assistant County Surveyor
Patrick J. Treacy,
B.E., 3 Ard Lorcain Villas, Stillorgan, Co. Dublin (22).
8 Oct 1943 School of Art
Michael F Treacy, 15
years, 56 Shelmartin Ave, Bread Van Helper
http://www.nival.ie/collections/collections/collection/archive/michael-f-treacy/view/item/
McQuaid v Redemptorists
[1948]...The
Provincial, Fr. Jack Treacy, C.S.S.R. found that negotiating with McQuaid was
not straightforward...retreat house in Dublin...
Cooney, John (1999) John Charles McQuaid. Ruler of
Catholic Ireland. The Obrien Press, Dublin
In 1949, the then Redemptorist provincial in Limerick, John Treacy…
1952 Register of Music
Teachers
Miss K. Treacy, 48 Victoria St., Sth. Cir. Rd., Dublin
Fleischmann, Aloys
(1952). Music In Ireland. Cork University Press.
1953 OPW
"B74/3/2402/53"
"Approved Contractors: J Treacy And Co, 17 Stoneybatter, Dublin."
"53" "Ctr" "B4"
1954 OPW
"B74/3/2489/54"
"Approved Contractors: Treacy and Mc Tighe, 234 Lr Rathmines Rd,
Dublin." "5455" "Ctr" "B4"
General – Newspaper Notices deaths
Daniel Tracy; Dublin DUB IRL; Freeman's Journal; 1764-1-17; dja
Edmund Tracy; Dublin DUB IRL; Cork Examiner
(COR IRL); 1863-11-17; dja
Elizabeth Tracy "relict of Thomas" (Acheson); Dublin DUB IRL; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1866-1-26; dja
George R Tracy; Cork City COR>Dublin DUB
IRL; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1856-10-31; dja
Henry Tracey; Dublin DUB IRL; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1865-1-26; dja
James Tracy; 28; Cork City COR>Dublin DUB IRL;
Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1882-4-4; dja
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City
Quay, Dublin 2 In honour of the seamen lost while serving on
Irish merchant ships 1939 – 1945 Irish Pine 15 - 11 - 42 …F. Tracy…(Limerick) |
http://www.irishwarmemorials.ie/
Grangegorman
Military Cemetery
Julia Tracey, bur. 16 Apr 1881, age: 21mo, [AR]
John T. Tracy, d. 4 Mar 1952, Lt. Sergt., Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers, Quarry
rd Cabra, [AR]
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John Joseph Tracey (1813-1873) Painter of Classical Subjects and
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Seán Treacy Deepest sympathy is
extended to Jimmí Treacy and the family of Seán Treacy (aged 72 years)
Ballymun, Dublin and formerly of the Antrim Road, Belfast, whose death
occurred during October. A former engineer with Dublin County Council he gave
sterling service to the movement and for prisoners in the ‘70s and ‘80s. Ar
dheis Dé go raibh a anam. From the staff of an Ard-Oifig, Sinn Féin
Poblachtach. Saoirse, number
115, November 1996
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Lorcán Ó Treasaigh (1927 - 2006), born in Dún Laoghaire November 1927, died in An Charraig Dhubh Dublin, aged 79 on October 22, 2006. He was one of four children of Lorcán Ó Treasaigh and Julia Kelly. He was educated locally by the Christian Brothers. He secured a post with the accounts department of Córas Iompar Éireann (CIE) and became a compere on the radio trains that in the 1950s and 1960s brought overseas visitors to Connemara and Killarney. He was a writer in Irish, producing poetry and fiction, and wrote 20 plays for Raidió Éireann. He was also a stage, radio and television actor. In 1973, he won a Club Leabhar prize of £100 from Comhdháil Náisiúnta na Gaeilge. He married Cáit Ní Shiúedán in 1955 and was survived by his wife, sons Seán and Lorcán and draughters Siobhán, Caitríona and Bríd. 1972: Seamair by Lorcán Ó Treasaigh. Baile Átha Cliath Foilseacháin
Náisiúnta 1975: Uisce
báis agus beatha by Lorcán Ó
Treasaigh 1983: An Doras
grianlasta by Lorcán Ó Treasaigh 1997: Turas Eireann: Cuairteanna Gairide I gContaetha na hEireann by Lorcán Ó Treasaigh Hardcover,
Clochomhar Tta, ISBN 0903758954 (0-903758-95-4) Ref: Irish Times 11th November 2006 |
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TG4 Comhrá le Máitín Tom Sheáinín5. Cáit Uí
Threasaigh- 22/10/2010
http://live.tg4.ie/main.aspx?level=Siamsaiocht&content=295183667201 Is í Cáit Uí Threasaigh as Baile Átha Cliath a bheidh ag comhrá le Máirtín Tom Sheáinín an tseachtain seo.
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Cáit Uí Threasaigh is this week’s guest on Comhrá.
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Rugadh Lorcán S. Ó Treasaigh i Marino, Baile Átha Cliath i 1957. D'fhreastail sé ar Choláiste Eoin i Stigh Lorgan, ar Choláiste Phádraig, Maigh Nuad (BA sa Ghaeilge agus sa tSocheolaíocht) agus ar Choláiste na Tríonóide (Ard-Teastas san Oideachas). Áiríonn sé dhá scríbhneoir go háirithe a ndeachaigh a saothar i bhfeidhm air: Seosamh Mac Grianna agus Seán Ó Ríordáin. Chaith Lorcán tréimhse sa Bhreatain Bhig sna seachtóidí. I 1982 bhuaigh sé duais £1,000 Guinness-Comhar ar a ghearrscéal Searcscéal sceadach. Nuair a foilsíodh a chéad úrscéal Sracfhéachaint (BÁC: Coiscéim, 1986) phléigh Aisling Ní Dhonnchadha é in agallamh leis inr Comhar Nollaig 1987. Tá sé ag saothrú an phróis chruthaithigh ó shin: An Dealbhadóir sa Ghairdín (BÁC: Coiscéim, 1991), leabhar a bhuaigh duais Oireachtais i 1990, agus Bás san Oirthear (BÁC: Comhar, 1992). Bhí Michael Davitt ina eagarthóir liteartha ar leabhar eile le Lorcán: Comaitéir (BÁC: Coiscéim, 1995). Roghnaíodh Céard é English? (2002) mar théacs ollscoile ar chúrsa Nua-Ghaeilge i gColáiste Phádraig, Má Nuad agus i gColáiste Phádraig, Drom Conrach. Brúigh anseo le tuilleadh eolais a fháil faoi Céard é English? Fuair sé coimisiún ó Cois Life trí scéim Bhord na Leabhar Gaeilge chun an t-úrscéal Cnoc na Lobhar a ullmhú.
Lorcán S. Ó Treasaigh was born in Marino, Dublin in 1957. Married with three children,
he lives in Dalkey. He is a teacher and writer in the Irish language, with
various works of poetry and prose published. He cites Seosamh Mac Grianna and
Seán Ó Ríordáin as the two chief influences on his writing. Lorcán has also been on the
judging panel of the National Poetry Competition with Poetry Ireland. His
collection of poetry Comaitéir was an Oireachtas prize winner. Céard
é English?, commissioned by Bord na Leabhar Gaeilge, was a
best-seller and was selected as a Modern Irish course text in St. Patrick’s
College in Drumcondra and Maynooth. He received an Arts Council
Irish-language literature bursary in 2007. Saothar Foilsithe 1986:
Sracfhéachaint, Úrscéal Gairid (Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath) Úrscéal 1991: An
Dealbhóir sa ngairdín (Coiscéim, Baile Átha Cliath) Úrscéal |
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GENERAL REFERENCES FOR DUBLIN
Account Roll of the Priory of the Holy Trinity, Dublin
1337-1346 (1891) http://www.archive.org/details/accountrollprio00millgoog
Calendar of ancient records of Dublin http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Calendar%20of%20ancient%20records%20of%20Dublin%20AND%20collection%3Aamericana
Adams, B.N. History & Description of Santry and
Cloghran Parishes, Dublin, 1883
Alphabetical list of the constituency of the
University of Dublin, 1865.
Appleyard, D.S, Green Fields Gone Forever,
(Coolock & Artane area)
Ball, F.E. A history of the county of Dublin,
Dublin, 1902 20.: 6 volumes
1.
Monkstown, Kill o the
Grange, Dalkey, Killiney, Tully, Stillorgan, Kilmacud, Donnybrook, Booterstown,
St Bartholemew, St Mark, Taney, St Peter, Rathfarnham. Tallaght, Cruagh,
Whitechurch, Kilgobbin, Kiltiernan, Rathmichael, Old Connaught, Saggart,
Rathcoole, Newcastle. Clonsilla, Leixlip, Lucan, Aderrig, Kilmactalway,
Kilbride, KIlmahuddrick, Esker, Palmerstown, Ballyfermot, Clondalkin, Drimnagh,
Crumlin, St Catherine, St Nicholas Without, St James, St Jude, Chapelizod Howth
2.
Castleknock, Mulhuddert,
Cloghran, Ward, St Margaret's, Finglas, Glasnevin, Grangegorman, St George,
Clonturk
Blacker, Rev. Beaver H. Sketches of the Parishes of
Booterstown and Donnybrook, 1860-74
Clarke, Mary Sources for Genealogical Research in
Dublin Corporation Archives, The Irish Genealogist, 1987.
Craig, Maurice Dublin 1660-1800, Dublin 1952
Cullen, L.N. Princes and Pirates: the Dublin
Chamber of Commerce 1783-1983
Donnelly, N. Series of short histories of Dublin
parishes.
Donnelly, N. State of RC Chapels in Dublin 1749,
2820941 p 10
Doolin. W. Dublin's Surgeon Anatomists,
Gilbert, Sir John T. A History of the City of
Dublin, Dublin, 1885
Gilbert Library: Dublin and Irish Collections.
Harris, Walter The History and Antiquities of the
city of Dublin, Dublin, 1776
Harrison, W., Dublin Houses or Memorable Dublin
Houses, 1890
Kingston, Rev, John The Parish of Fairview:
Including the present parishes of Corpus Christi, Glasnevin, Larkhill, Marino,
and Donnycarney. Dundalk, 1953
Lawler, Hugh J. The Fasti of St Patrick's, Dublin,
1930
Le Fanu T.P., The Huguenot Churches of Dublin and
their Ministries, (1905). Pamphlet (National Library) 2274
MacGiolla Phadraig, Brian History of Terenure,
Dublin 1954
MacSorley Catherine M. The Story of Our Parish: St
Peter's Dublin, Dublin, 1917
Maxwell, Constantia, Dublin under the Georges,
1714-1830, London, 1956.
McCready, C.T ((Dublin street names, dated and
explained Dublin 441892 (including bibliography).
Monks, W. Lusk, a Short History,
O'Broin, Liam Traditions of Drimnagh . JNl of
the Ryl Soc. of Antiq. of Ireland
O'Driscoll, J. Cnucha: a history of Castleknock
& district,
Shepherd, E. Behind the Scenes: the story of
Whitechurch district
St Peter's Parochial Male & Female Boarding
Schools, Sunday, Daily & Infant Schools: Reports 1850 60. Pamphlet
(National Library) 439
Stephen's Green Club, list of members, 1882.
Warburton, John, James Whitlow, Robert Walsh, History
of the City of Dublin, London, 1818
NAI Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type Date Issue Date
Death
2004/74/8722 TREACY WILLIAM 1983 PO 006652 Intestate
22/12/1983 21/06/1962
2004/74/7921 TREACY WILLIAM 1983 PO 005802 Intestate
18/11/1983 26/02/1963
2004/74/5719 TREACY MICHAEL 1983 PO 004639 Intestate
09/08/1983 25/07/1966
2004/74/4258 TREACY MARTIN 1983 PO 003325 Intestate 15/06/1983 03/05/1970
2004/74/5718 TRACEY WILLIAM EDWARD 1983 PO 007379
Probate 02/08/1983 21/10/1977
2004/74/4894 TRACY ELLEN 1983 PO 004488 Intestate
26/07/1983 21/11/1980
2004/74/1861 TREACY ELIZABETH 1983 PO 001799 Probate
30/03/1983 12/01/1983
2004/74/7918 TRACEY HENRY ARTHUR 1983 PO 006089
Probate 11/11/1983 05/04/1983
2004/74/7919 TRACEY THOMAS 1983 PO 006387 Probate
29/11/1983 30/06/1983
2004/74/7920 TRACEY TOM 1983 PO 006388 29/11/1983
30/06/1983
2004/74/8721 TREACY MARGARET 1983 PO 006640 Intestate
21/12/1983 04/06/1983
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