The
following lists have also been compiled:
Australia/New Zealand
1780-1868 Ireland-Australia Transportation.
Also, the LDS files:
Bounty immigrants were free immigrants whose passage was paid by the colonial government under the `bounty scheme'. Under this scheme, an incentive or reward (i.e. bounty) was paid to recruiting agents in Britain to find suitable skilled labour and trades people, then ship them out to the new colony.
1921-1949 Passenger
arrivals index – Australian Archives
http://naa12.naa.gov.au/Scripts/PassengerSearch.asp
Emigrants to
Australia and New Zealand
Families who have emigrated to Van Dieman's
Land 1825-1832 (1833 Return of Number of Persons who have emigrated
from Great Britain and Ireland to Colonies and United States of America)
William Tracey, Hatter, 4 persons, granted to each £20
Arthur Tracey, Smith, 3 persons, granted to each £20
Eliza, from Dublin via Hobart Town arrived
24 November 1833 Sydney
Passengers from Ireland...Arthur Tracey, whitesmith, and Jane Tracey
[Hunter]...
25
November 1833 The Sydney Herald (NSW)
25 April 1833 Application to Emigrate - Australia Forms [CO 385]
Arthur Tracey c/o Mr Kernan's, Eden Quay
Dublin, Remarks: 20 Pounds
[Kernan and Dillon, ship and mercantile
agents, 25 Eden quay]
Strathfieldsay to NSW and van
Diemen's Land, dispersal 16 August to 22 September 1834
Eleanor
Tracy, 18, general servant, to Mr. Evans, Launceston, wages per annum £10
Westminster arrived
Port Philip 13 Dec 1839
Martin Tracy 23, Single man 40, Carpenter Dublin [see
Roscommon]
Historical Records of
Vic, Vol 4, immigrants
Martin Tracy 23, Carpenter, employed by Mr Labilliere, came Dec 1839 on the Westminster
Martin Treacy wed
Catherine Dowling in 1841 at Roman Catholic Melbourne & Geelong
Martyn Tracy, and Catherine Dowling baptised male Richard at Roman
Catholic St Francis, Melbourne born at Melbourne 1842 #36409
christened Patrick 1843, Mary 1845, John 1846
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Mary Anne (Tipperary) to
Sydney, New South Wales 30 August 1840 or Moreton
Bay, Queensland 1840
Patrick Trassy, RC,
unmarried, horsebreaker, 27 years of Templemore, (parents: John (horsebreaker)/Margaret
Howe) Known to Pat Dugan at T.,
Theresa London via Plymouth 24 March 1840 arrived Port Philip 18 July 1840
Conner Tracy 21, 48 single man, Shepherd, Tipperary,
RC
Cornelius Tracy wed Alicia
Gleeson in 1841 at Roman Catholic St Francis,
Melbourne christened Michael 1844 Cornelius 1846
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Premier arrived 01 Jul 1840 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Bridget
Tracy (d. of Joseph Tracy (farmer) & Mary Bracken) RC, single, kitchen
maid, 20 years, of Jamestown, Queens, Ireland
Anne
[Amelia] Tracy (d. of Joseph Tracy (farmer) & Mary Bracken) RC, single,
housemaid, 22 years, of Jamestown, Queens, Ireland
Cornelius Neill/Neale, age 36 arrived per 'Hive' 1835, application to
marry Bridget Tracy age 20 arrived per 'Premier’, 7 May 1841 West Maitland
http://www.jenwilletts.com/searchaction.php?page=7&surname=&ship=hive%201835&firstname=
Sir Charles Forbes from Plymouth, England to Port Phillip, 21 Jan 1841
Margaret Tready 20 (single woman 43) Clare
Jane Gifford (Tipperary) to
Sydney, New South Wales 13 February 1841 or Moreton
Bay, Queensland 1841 (Bounty immigrants)
Mathew Tracy, RC, farm, 28 years, Lochmore,
husband (parents: Mathew (farmer)/Judy Sweeney)
Bridget Tracy, RC, dairywoman, 25 years, Lochmore, wife (parents: Ned Hall (labourer)/Catherine
Carroll)
Judy Tracy, 4, daughter
Kate Tracy, 2, daughter
Portland arrived
11 Mar 1841 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Michael Naughten (s. of
Patrick Naughten & Rachel Mcculloch)
RC, farm lab, 23 years of Monaline, Limerick, Ireland
Catherine Naughten (d. of
Dennis Tracy (weaver) & Johannah Sullivan) RC, svt, 29 years of Pallas, Kendry
Limerick, Ireland
Children: mary
1 month
Glenswilly arrived 11 Mar 1841 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Mary Tracy (d. of David Tracy (lbr)
& Mary Brown, living there) RC, single, dairymaid, 20 years of Bruff, Limerick, Ireland
John Tracy (s. of David & Mary Tracy, living
there) RC, farm labr, 22 years of Bruff,
Limerick, Ireland
wife Mary Tracy (d. of
John Fitzgerald (weaver)) RC, dressmaker, 20 years of Bruff,
Limerick, Ireland
Glenswilly (Tipperary) to
Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland
1841 (Bounty immigrants)
Pearce Tracy, RC, blacksmith, 25 years, Ballycahill, Tipperary husband (parents: "both
dead")
Mary Tracy, RC, farm svt, 27
years, Ballycahill Tipperary (parents
??? Barry/Margaret Flynn, living in Macarky)
Mary was formerly Barry. Stated to have 2 chn in
application
Berkshire (Tipperary) London/Plymouth to Sydney, New
South Wales 13 March 1841 or Moreton Bay, Queensland
1841 (Bounty immigrants)
Thomas Tracey, RC, farm labourer, 39 years, Cappawhite, husband, (parents: Timothy (farmer) & Mary,
b. Jan 11th, 1802, Baptism certified)
Bridget Tracey, RC, 35 years, Cappawhite,
wife, (parents Patrick (land steward) & Winifred Neale Baptism certified)
Children: Timothy Tracey, 19, Cappawhite,
son (listed separately)
Mary Tracy, 15.5, Cappawhite,
daughter (listed separately)
Thomas Tracey, 14, Cappawhite,
son
James Tracey, 7.5
Ellen Tracey, 4.5
Bridget Tracey, 9 mths
Mrs. Tracy sis to Catherine (Mrs. Denis O’Brien)
http://www.monaropioneers.com/Tracey_Thomas.htm
England to Victoria 17 July 1841.
Biddy Tracy 22 (single woman 49) Housemaid Prot both Galway,
[with married sister, Ellen Codley/Curley and family]
Bridget/Biddy Mary Tracey (b. abt 1819 Ballinasloe d. 11 May 1890
Eumemmering VIC Australia) m. John Andrews 18 December 1841 St. Francis RC
Melbourne Australia). She lived in a convent and with "Aunt Ellen"
prior to immigrating
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
George Fyffe arrived 23 July 1841
Port Philip
Patrick Treacy - Tracey 27
(44 single man) Farm Servant RC both Galway
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Eleanor (Tipperary) to Sydney, New South Wales 21
August 1841 or Moreton Bay, Queensland 1841 (Bounty
immigrants)
Michael Tracy, RC, farm servant, 36 years, Cahir, husband (parents: "deceased")
Bridget Tracy, RC, dairywoman, 26 years, Cahir, wife (parents: not given - Ryan connection
??) Baptism Cert.
Michael Tracy, 10, son
John, Tracy, 6, son
Catherine Ryan, 23, Caher
(parents: Dennis/Margaret Sullivan F dead) Baptism certified. Protected by
Michael Tracy & wife
Bap CJ Long CC Cert J Slattery. Brought out by Thomas Goreand Co.
June Tracy
William Metcalfe
from London via Cork to Port Phillip 27 Aug 1841 [from Leighlin Bridge Co. Carlow]
Mrs Tracy (Cabin 11)
Miss Tracy (Cabin 12)
Percy arrived
28 Aug 1841 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Edward Mcshane (s. of Daniel
(dead) & Sarah Mcshane) RC, joiner, 24 years of Dungannon, Tyrone, Ireland
Mary Ann Mcshane (d. of John
& Jane Tracey, both dead) RC, dressmaker, 34 years of Dungannon,
Tyrone, Ireland
Middlesex London and Plymouth 9 June 1841 arrived 30 Sep
1841 Port Philip
Dennis Tracey 30 hus (36 family)
Farm servant RC both Carlew (Carlow???)
Honor Tracey 28 wife of
Dennis (36 family) Farm servant RC both Carlew
(Carlow???)
Winifred Tracey 19 (57 single woman) House maid RC
reads Galway
Denis Tracey, List 4, 30 Apr 1844 letter at the Melbourne Post Office. Source - Port Phillip Herald 7 May 1844
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Wallace to Port Philip, arrived 27 November 1841
George Tracey / Tracy 38 hus
(family 61) Kings Co.
Maria Tracey / Tracy 36 wife of George (family 61)
Richard Tracey / Tracy 14 son of George (family 61)
William Tracey / Tracy 12 son of George (family 61)
Margaret Tracey / Tracy 10 dau of George (family 61)
Seward Tracey / Tracy 8 son of George (family 61)
Charles Tracey / Tracy 7 son of George (family 61)
Robert Tracey / Tracy 4 son of George (family 61)
Johanna Tracey / Tracy 15 dau of George (single woman 36) Kings Co.
http://www.oocities.com/vic1840/41/wa41.html?20116
Wallace arrived
at Port Phillip, Australia in 1841
George
Seward Tracy with his wife, Maria Winter, and seven children, from King's
County, Ireland. When his wife died in 1845 his occupation was listed as
Constable. In 1847 he was appointed a Chief Constable of Police by the
Governor. From 1847 I have been unable to find any trace of him,
as yet I haven't located a death or burial. I have found deaths for all his
children but one son William Winter Tracy. George Seward's occupation on one of
his son's marriage certificates was listed as 'High Constable of the Barony'.
This could be 'romantic' version of Chief Constable or I thought he may have
returned to Ireland. Hope you may be able help me or point me in the right
direction. Any assistance would be much appreciated.
Johannah b. 1823, Banagher m. 1845 Charles HOLMER.
Richard Moore b. c1826, Banagher
m. Ellen Moore COWAN,
William
Winter b. c1830, Charlestown. m. Jane HARDY.
Margaret
Henrietta b. c1831, King's County m. 1848 George Frederick Augustus WILSON.
George
Seward b. c1834, Ireland m. 1857 Catherine MCRAE.
Charles Edward (b. c1836, Charlestown d. 1907 Corowa, NSW)
Robert James (b. C1838, King's County d. 1916 Brisbane, Qld)
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Pearl arrived 1841 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
James Tracy (s. of James Tracy & Nancy O'Neil) RC,
farm servant, 19 years of Claudy, Londonderry,
Alfred arrived 29
Jan 1842, NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Arthur Tracy (s. of John & Julia Tracy, both
dead), Roman Catholic, stone mason and bricklayer, aged 27 years of Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland & Julia Tracy (d. of
Patrick & Julia Tierney, both dead) Roman Catholic, domestic servant, aged
26 years of Dublin, Ireland. Their child, Jane was born on board 28 January
1842.
Brought out by: Mr. Alex Campbell
Character certified by: Christopher Kearnes, Callens Wood & James
McCarthy, 4 Essex Bridge
State of bodily health, strength and probable
usefulness: Good. Likely to be useful. J. Fitzgerald MD Stst? 57 High
Street, Dublin
Religion: R Catholic
Read or Write: No £38
Any complaints: None
No female under his Care
Approved S Walcott Secy
21 Augt )
Certifified Fras Lean Rn 7 Octr )
1841
Julia: As husband. Not recovered from her
confines
John Tracy (d. of Patrick & Mary Tracy,
both alive) RC, bricklayer, 23 years of Dublin & wife Anne Tracy (d. of
James & Dorothea Lachlan, both dead) RC, house servant, 22 years of Arklow, Wicklow, Ireland.
Brought out by: Mr. Alex Campbell
Character certified by: Mr. White, 4 Peter St
Dublin & Danl Booth, 49 Bishop St Do [Dublin]
State of bodily health, strength and probable
usefulness: Good. Michael C? Ryan MD 154 Great Britain Street Dublin
Religion: R Catholic
Read or Write: both £38
Any complaints: None
Approved S Walcott Secy
21 Augt )
Certifified Fras Lean Rn 7 Octr )
1841
Sister
Anne Tracey under his care. Celia & Margaret Smith
??? under his protection during the voyage.
Their mother asked him to keep an eye upon them - but he considered that his duty is at an
end, & he wishes to have no more to do with them.
Anne Tracey (d. of Patrick & Mary Tracey)
RC, housemaid, 19 years of Dublin. Came under
protection of brother John
Character certified by: Good. Mrs. Gilbert? Cottage Bath Avenue? & Miss Codey,
Sandymount
State of bodily health, strength and probable
usefulness: Good. J. Fitzgerald Surg High Street
Read and write: Both £19
Certified [illegable]
Agnes Ewing arrived
13 Feb 1842 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Mary Tracey, RC, housemaid, 17 years, of Portumna, Galway, Ireland
In care of William Rigg
and wife. Met at agents office in
Liverpool.
Himalaya Plymouth arrived 26 Feb 1842 Port Philip
Martin Tracey/Tracy, 27 hus
f33, Wheelwright, Prot, both, Co Mayo
Amelia Tracey/Tracy, 22 wife f33, House servant, Prot,
both, Co Mayo
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Palestine arrived
07 Mar 1842 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
John Mason (s. of William & Anne Mason, both
alive) RC, farm lab, 21 years of Galway, Galway, Ireland
Catherine Mason (d. of Philip & Honora Tracey, both alive) RC, house sevt,
25 years, of Galway, Galway, Ireland
Children: Anthony 2 years (not included on Cert),
William 16 months, male child born on board 8 Nov 1841.
Marchioness of Bute arrived 1842 NSW (Bounty immigrants)
Timothy Lawler (s. of Timothy Lawler and Mary Frater Or Maher) RC, bricklayer,
21 years of Kings Inn, Dublin,
Margaret Lawler (d. of Andrew Tracy & Bridget McGown) RC, general servant, 18 years of Kingstown, Dublin,
Winscales arrived 13 Apr 1843 barque [NSW?]
Mr amd Mrs (or Miss) Tracey
http://vic1847.comlu.com/t/t10.html
Royal
Saxon Limerick to Sydney arriving 26 June 1844
Mary Tracey
John Calvin, from 21 December 1847 to 23 May
1848 Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land
Medical journal
of the hired ship John Calvin, from 21 December 1847 to 23 May 1848 by John
Will Bowler, surgeon, during which time the ship was employed in making a
voyage to Hobart Town, Van Diemen's Land with female and free settlers. (Described at item level).
Folio
12: case no 7, John Tracey; sick or hurt, tabes,
small delicate and attenuated child scarcely possessing life, born at 1 pm. 4th
April 1848. Mother sickly and suffered at different times during her
imprisonment from indigestion and extreme weakness twice upon my list during
the passage, requiring Tonics and extra diet of wine and preserved meat –
infant from the beginning not able to take the breast nor could it swallow any
other kind of food; put on sick list 4 April 1848, died 8 April 1848 at 1 am. ADM 101/39/2
Una (Tipperary) to
Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland
1849
Mary Sheedy, 32, Killea, widow (parents: Dennis & Nancy Tracey both
dead) (sister Bridget Treacy,
21, born Killea, in Australia)
Kate (Tipperary) to Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland 1850
Michael Tracey, 36, Toem
(parents: Michael/Mary nee Brien, both dead), His surname is stated as Brien
but a long note states that his real surname is Tracey.
Mary Lynch, 26, Nenagh
(parents: Michael & Margaret Tracey) (wife of William, 30)
Jane Treacy, 22, Rushmore [Rosmore Galway], (parents: William / Ann xx Living at Rushmore. Sister = Catherine Kennet? [Mary
Kennedy?])
Mary Treacy, 20, Rushmore [Rosmore Galway], (parents: William / Ann xx Living at Rushmore. Sister = Catherine Kennet? [Mary
Kennedy?])
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~maddenps/GALWAYEM.htm
Michael Tracy, labourer,
aged 25, native of Ireland; arrived in 1850, ship unknown; died July 17 [1871], of stab in the neck. Melbourne Hospital
[8] The ARGUS Supplement (Melbourne), Saturday, August
12, 1871.
Prince Regent, 527
tons, Captain Walter Jago, from London 1850 /
Plymouth 8th November 1850, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 5th March
1851.
William Treacy, 25, Labourer, Tipperary, Ire.
Oregon, 1000 tons, Captain
Henry Williams, from London / Plymouth 12th July 1851, arrived at Port
Adelaide, South Australia 31st October 1851.
Sarah Treacey, 32, Servant, Wicklow
Adelaide, London/Plymouth 8th November 1851, arrived
at Port Adelaide, South Australia 31st January 1852.
John Freacy (Treacy?), 19, Agr. Labourer - Kings county
Edward Freacy (Treacy?), 23, Agr. Labourer - Kings county
3 February 1852 South Australian Register (Adelaide)
Passangers per Adelaide..John and Edward Treacy...
Columbia to NSW Australia 20 Sep 1854 (Assisted Migration)
Catherine Treacy, 19, from Wholey Abbey [Holyvalley Blessington?], Co.
Wicklow [or] Clajardon Tipperary
Parsee - Moreton Bay (Aus) - 11 January 1853
Anne Tracy, 23, Domestic
Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Both
Bridget Tracy, 21.
Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Read
Margaret Tracy, 19,
Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Read
John Fielden departing from Liverpool, England to Moreton
Bay, Australia 19 June 1853
305 Daniel Treacy 50
Labourer Clare (see Scarriff Co. Clare jtracey@ozemail.com.au)
306 Catherine Treacy 46 Wife
307 Norry Treacy 11
308 Ellen Treacy 14
309 Catherine Treacy 17
310 Patrick Treacy 15
311 Bridget Treacy 21
312 Ann Treacy 19
Athenian (Tipperary) to Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland 1853
Hannah Butler, 33, Kilmore
(parents: Martin & Bridget Ryan) Mother living in Sydney, NSW - M, now
Bridget Tracey + 4Bros & 3 Si
Telegraph (Tipperary) to Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland 1853
Honora Tracey, 22, Ballycommon, RC (parents: William/Nancy, father at Ballycommon).
Mary Tracey, 21, Ballycommon,
RC (parents: William/Nancy, father at Ballycommon)
"Caroline" Moreton Bay, Queensland in 1853
Is anyone on the
list able to claim this family who arrived as assisted immigrants to Moreton Bay, Queensland in 1853, on board the ship
"Caroline" [Reels 2137, 2464]
Treacey Thomas, Aged 36
Treacey Eleanor, Aged 30
Treacey Judith Aged 7
Treacey Eleanor Aged 5
Treacey Catherine Aged 2
Treacey Female Inft
There is a possibility that they are connected to my Treacey
/Tracey family. Please let me know if they are yours!
"Jennifer
Lambert Tracey" <jtracey@heritagearchaeology.com.au>
9 May 2000
Patrician 31 October 1854
Anne Tracey b. 1830 in Knocknatubrid, Ardattin, Co,
Carlow. parents living at Newbridge, Co.
Wicklow. d: 13 August 1873 in McEvoy
Street, Waterloo, NSW 42 years. Burial: 15 August 1873 Rookwood Cemetery,
Sydney, NSW. Married John Murphy (b. 1828 in Wexford) 19 July 1856 in St Mary's
Cathedral, Sydney, NSW, Australia reg no 369 d: 24
January 1897 in Sydney Hospital, Sydney, NSW Burial: 25 January 1897 R C
Cemetery, Rookwood, NSW
“K & L Goodworth" (laraken@bigpond.com)
8 June 2011
Columbia (Tipperary) to Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland 1854
Catherine Treacy, 19, Cloghjordan, RC (parents: James/Margaret, M dead)
Lady Elgin (Tipperary) to
Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland
1854
John Tracy, 26, Cloghprior
(parents: Michael/Margaret, living in Cloughprior), 3
sisters Ann, Margaret & Mary (now Lynch), Broulee,
Nashwauk, 762
tons, Captain A. McIntyre, from Liverpool 13th February 1855, wrecked near
Noarlunga, South Australia 13th May 1855
Honora Tracey/Treacy, 22, Dairy Maid, Tipperary
Constantine, 608
tons, Captain Mansel Rogers, from Plymouth 9th March
1855, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 30th June 1855
Honor Tracey, 19, Servant, Dublin
Aliquis, 1247
tons, Captain Thomas Pain from Liverpool 23rd May 1855, arrived at Port
Adelaide, South Australia 12th August 1855
Bridget Tracey, 25, Domestic
Servant, Wicklow
Bucephalus, 1245
tons, Captain J. Betts Thompson, from Liverpool 7th July 1855, arrived at Port
Adelaide, South Australia 13th October 1855
William Tracey, 28, Labourer, Wicklow,
Kelly Tracey, 26
Sarah Jane Tracey, 2
Julia Ann Tracey, 1
Samuel Tracey, 26, Labourer, Wicklow, single
Sarah Tracey, 22, Domestic Servant, Wicklow, single
Glentanner, 610
tons, Captain Benjamin Bruce, from Plymouth 23rd August 1855, arrived at Port
Adelaide, South Australia 26th November 1855
Mary Tracy, 19, Servant, Tipperary, M. McMahon marriage 1879
Matoaka (Tipperary) to
Sydney, New South Wales or Moreton Bay, Queensland
1855
Mary Tracey, 19, Nursemaid, Thurles,
RC (parents: Michael/Ellen, F dead , M in Thurles)
Mary Tracey, 24, Farm servant, Roscrea,
RC (parents: Patrick/Peggy, both dead)
‘Admiral Lyons’ 15 September 1857 [see also Ironside 1863]
John Tracey b. 1827
Ireland. Immigration with
sister Mary sponsored by BIL John Murphy, Duck River.
Mary Tracey b. 1835 in Knocknatubrid, Ardattin, near Tullow, Co Carlow. Immigration with brother John sponsored by
sister Anne Murphy, Pyrmont
“K & L Goodworth" (laraken@bigpond.com)
8 June 2011
British Empire, Plymouth
13 Oct 1858 to Moreton Bay 4 Feb 1859
Catherine Tracey, 19, single, Dom. Servt, from Clare
Ann Tracey, 17, single, Dom. Servt, from Clare
Agnes, 1858, Port of Auckland to South Sea Islands
J. Tracey
27 April 1858 Daily Southern Cross, NZ
Anne Treacy, b. 1832,
arr. 26.12.1860. Servant, Perth. In 1864 she nominated
cousins as migrants, Edward b. 1840 & Ellen b. 1842 of Fermanagh, Ireland. ...
The Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians By Rica Erickson et al. University of Western Australia
Press, 1987
Matoaka arrived Canterbury 10 Feb 1862
(assisted emigration)
John
Tracey, 22 years, single, farm labourer, of Londonderry
15 February 1862 Lyttelton Times, NZ
The Matoaka. The following is a list of the
Provincial Government immigrants:-...single men...John Tracey, Londonderry,
farm labourer...
7 May 1868 Otago Daily Times, NZ
Missing Friends...John Tracey, native of Bally Neil, County Londonderry,
Ireland, who came to New Zealand by the Matoaka, in
1861, is requested to write to his Brother, Francis Tracey, Maitland street, Dunadin, Otago, N.Z. Nelson and
Canterbury papers please copy.
Erin Go Bragh Liverpool & Cobh, Ireland, February 7 1862 to
Moreton Bay August 2 1862 [see Offaly]
143 Tracey Maria sf 20 servant Int/Stge
144 Tracey Catherine sf 24 servant Int/Stge
345 Tracey William mm 24 farmer Int/Stge
346 Tracey Mary mf 22 wife Int/Stge
Erin Go Bragh Liverpool. From The Port Of Moreton Bay To Sydney, New South Wales, October 3rd 1862
William Tracy, Seaman, 24, Great Britian, Crew
http://marinersandships.com.au/1862/10/011eri.htm
Norwood. 16 Mar 1862 Portland; 09 Jun 1862 Fremantle. [see Cork]
John Tracey (b.c.
1835 Mallow, Cork, Ireland died 17 Nov 1893 Geraldton
Hospital, Western Australia.)
Wife Anne Roache 13
Feb 1858 Fermoy, Cork, Ireland.
Children:
Johanna b. 1859, Fermoy,
Cork, Ireland.
Catherine b. 1861 (d.1863), Fermoy, Cork, Ireland.
Mersey London? (29 May
1862) to Lyttelton, New Zealand (25 Sep 1862)
Bernard Tracey, 22 years, farm labourer
Edward Tracey, 22 years, farm labourer
Mersey arrived Canterbury 25
Sep 1862 (assisted emigration)
Honora Trassy,
20 years, single, dairy woman. of Tipperary
Bernard
Tracey, 22 years, single, farm labourer, of Tyrone
Edward Tracey,
20 years, single, farm labourer, of Tyrone
Lincelles 1862 - Western Australian Convicts
members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/con-wa29.html
Pensioner Guards and Families
Tracey Thomas .. private; 86th Regiment
Tracey Edward .. refer: surgeon's report
Biographical information to the history of
the military pensioners who were discharged in the Colony of Western Australia
Thomas
Tracey, private, No. 1929 86th Foot & No. 1245 27th Foot
Born
c1819 Innis McSaint Church
Hill Fermanagh Ireland
20 years
on attestation
Served
19th July 1839 Inniskillen Fermanagh - 22nd May 1855 Chatham Kent
England
38 years
on discharge
Served
14 years 337 days OR 15 years 275 days
Forgeign service:
East Indies 12 years 1 month
Reason
for discharge: Rheumatism and ?Cymanche
Tonsillans
Character:
Good
Trade:
labourer
Can sign
name: Yes
Height:
5'10"
Hair:
Dark brown
Eyes:
Grey
Complexion:
dark
Intends
to reside: Manchester England
22 May
1855 Discharged the service Chatham England
Pension
paid 1st Liverpool Pension District 9d per diem – Temporary – for 3 years until
12th June 1858 then for another year until 1859 – Made permanent 12th April
1859
1859
Pension permanent
29 Jan
1862 Arrived per ‘Lincelles'
31 Dec
1862 Pension paid South Australia
Pension
Districts:
1855
Enniskillen
1856 2nd
Glasgow
1857
Dundee
1857 2nd
Edinburgh
1857 2nd
Glasgow
1860
Enniskillen
1860 1st
Liverpool
1862
Western Australia
1863
South Australia
1872
Victoria
1876
South Australia
Death:
South
Australian Chronicle Saturday 25 March 1893 page 13 Sad
death in the north
Evening
Journal Friday 17 March 1893 page 3: Death of an Old Soldier
Further
Information:
WO23/50
states went to New South Wales in 1863. WO23/60 states he went to South
Australia in 1871. However WO22 for South Australia for period 1863-1878 show
he received pension in South Australia
Mortuary
returns 19 October 1893 Government Gazette p 999 b 72
Fresh Complexion, grey hair, beard and whiskers and
moustache. Found on old track from Yadlamulka mail track to Thompson’s Gap with dog Toby.
Burial order Pt Augusta mortuary book GRG 5/310/3 found dead on track to
Thompson’s Gap.
M.S.
James (2016) A Superior Body of Men. AuthorHouse
https://enrolledpensionerforcewa.org.au/epf-profiles/t/tracey-thomas-27th-and-86th-regiment/
‘Ironside’
09 May 1863 [see also ‘Admiral Lyons’ 1857]
Thomas Tracey b: 1839 in Ballymoneen,
Co Wicklow. Married Ellen Clemin b: 1842 in Ballymoneen, Co Wicklow. Immigration: with wife and 2
children [Jean & Patrick] and siblings, James and Catherine.
James Tracey b: 1841 in Avoca, Co Wicklow.
Immigration: 09 May 1863 ‘Ironside’ with siblings
Thomas and Catherine, Sponsored by brother-in law John Murphy.
Catherine Tracey b: 1843 in Knocknatubrid, Ardittin, Co
Carlow. Immigration: 09 May 1863 ‘Ironside’ with
siblings Thomas and James. Sponsored by brother-in law John Murphy,
Braidwood.
“K & L Goodworth" (laraken@bigpond.com) 8 June 2011
Lancashire Witch, Gravesend (5 Jul
1863) to Lyttelton, New Zealand (13 Oct 1863)
Edward Tracey, 37 years, shoemaker
Lucy Tracey, 35 years
Lancashire Witch arrived Canterbury 13 Oct 1863 (assisted
emigration)
Edward
Tracey, 37 years, shoemaker, of Middlesex
Lucy
Tracey, 35 years
Canterbury, Gravesend (21 Sep
1863) to Lyttelton, New Zealand (10 Jan 1864)
Walter Tracey, weaver
Canterbury arrived Canterbury 10 Jan 1864 (assisted
emigration)
William
Tracey, 34 years, spinner, of Edinburgh
Ann Tracey,
38 years
Art Union arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 22nd
August 1864
John
Tracey, 20, Miner, single, Wicklow
http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/artunion1864.shtml
Sir George Grey (barque), Cape Colony to Auckland?, Land Orders for Immigrants 1865
F. Tracey
R. Tracey
6 January 1865 Daily Southern Cross
Greyhound, London? (21 Jan 1865) to Lyttelton, New Zealand (7 May 1865)
Michael Tracey, 26 years, Carpenter
Greyhound arrived Canterbury 07 May 1865 (assisted
emigration)
Michael
Tracy, 26 years, single, carpenter, of Tipperary
Hero?, Dunedin NZ to Melbourne, May 1865
Martin
Tracey (former constable of Dunedin)
We stated a
day or two ago that Martin Tracey, who was recently a constable at the Dunstan,
had been stopped on hoard the Hero, which was about to leave for Melbourne, in
consequence of L 750 in LIU notes, having been found in his possession; the
suspicion being that the bulk of the money might have been the proceeds of the
robbery of gold at the Dunstan Camp in November last. We understand that the
statement we made as to the amount of money was erroneous; and that, although
Tracey had a bank receipt for a large sum,, he has
most satisfactorily explained its possession, :i3 the result of years of
saving, and that there is not the shadow of a reason for attaching suspicion to
him us regards the robbery. His detention is to be regretted, but we believe
that lie will not be pecuniarily a loser therefrom.
4 May 1865 Otago
Daily Times, NZ
Maryborough from
Liverpool to Port Denison and Moreton Bay, Australia
February to June 1865
325 2811 Ann Tracey, 22
John Tracey, tinsmith,
aged 30, native of Ireland; arrived in 1865 by the Great Britain; died October 29 [1871], of disease of the heart.
Melbourne Hospital
The Argus Supplement (Melbourne), Monday, December 4,
1871
Catherine Treacy 1866 / 2656
Daniel Tracy 1874 / 447
Edmend Treacy 1878 / 3296
Ellen Tracey 1866 / 3958
Ellen Tracy 1872 / 1718
Eliza Treacy 1869 / 546
Eliza Treacy m. Denis Cumings
1870/Reg No.4058
James Treacy 1875 / 1845
Margaret Treacy 1874 / 4505
Margaret Tracy 1868 / 452
Margaret Tracy m. Patrick Fogarty 1868 /Reg No.1593
Mary Treacy 1868 / 1772
Thomas Tracey 1871 / 1733
William Tracey 1868 / 1685
William Treacy 1875 / 4293
Star of England, 1865
Margaret Treacy,
22
Peerless, Liverpool 27 Feb 1866 to
Sydney 6 Jun 1866
James Tracey, 18, single, Laborer, of Byrne Clare
Blue Jacket, Plymouth (15 Jun
1867) to Lyttelton, New Zealand (30 Aug 1867)
Thomas Treacy, 16 years,
Labourer
Louisa Treacy, 27 years
Thomas Treacy, 37 years, bootmaker
Blue Jacket arrived Canterbury 30 Aug 1867 (assisted
emigration)
Thomas Treacy, 37 years, married, bootmaker,
of Middlesex
Louisa Treacy, 27 years,
Thomas Treacy, 16 years, (age crossed out) transfd
to page 16
Thomas Treacy, 16 years, single, labourer, Middlesex
Glenmark London, England to Lyttleton
New Zealand August 18th 1867 to November 14th 1867
Thomas Treacy, 24 years, of
Tipperary, Labourer (assisted immigrant)
Glenmark London to Lyttelton
November 15, 1867
46 Mr. Thomas Treacy,
2Cabin/Gvt Imm
Glenmark arrived
Canterbury NZ 14 Nov 1867 (assisted emigration)
Thomas Treacy, 24 years, Single, labourer, of Tipperary
Gothenburg Melbourne (11 Feb
1871) to Dunedin & Lyttleton, New Zealand
Sister L. Tracey
Tararua Melbourne (3 Dec
1871) to Bluff New Zealand (7 Dec 1871)
Mr. Tracy
Parsee arrived Auckland 07 May 1873 (assisted
emigration)
Bridget Treicey, 24 years, single, dom servt, of Cavan
Wennington arrived Wellington 28 Apr 1874
(assisted emigration)
Thomas Treays, 22 years, single, general laborer,
of Middlesex
Janet Court, Glasgow to Otago 29
May 1874 (assisted emigration)
Michael
Tracy, 32 years, married, farm labourer, Londonderry (promissory note £21)
Catherine
Tracy, 32 years
James
Tracy, 10 years
Thomas Tracy,
9 years
Francis
Tracy, 7 years
Mary Tracy,
5 years
George
Tracy, 4 years
Cath A
Tracy, 2 years
Otago to Otago,
NZ 28 Aug 1874 (assisted emigration)
Ann Treacy, 25 years, Dressmaker, Single of Cork
Douglas arrived Wellington 22
Oct 1874 (assisted emigration)
Honora Treacy, 22 years, single, dairymaid, of Clare
Alhambra Melbourne (30 Oct 1875) to Port Chalmers, New
Zealand (6 Nov 1875)
Rev Mr Tracy
Bebington arrived Auckland 15 Jul 1876 (assisted emigration)
Thos G Trassey,
22 years, single, farm laborer, Londonderry
Richd Trassey, 20 years, single, farm laborer, Londonderry
Bebington Gravesend
to New Zealand 26 February 1876
(Passenger) John Gilmore...wrote...17 died and strange
to say that 2 of the young men that went from Belfast was the first that died
and 2 brothers. There name was Trassy. Robert seen
them in Belfast...22 year old Francis and 20 year old Richard Tracey died from
Typhus fever on 8 and 12 April respectively. For a list of those who died
during the passage see the New Zealand Herald 17 July 1876 p.2
Proceedings and Debates of the British Parliaments
Respecting North America By Great Britain Parliament, Scotland Parliament, Leo
Francis Stock Published by The Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1924
Arrival of
the Bebington July 15
April 8,
Francis Tracey, 22 years typhus fever;
April 12,
Richard Tracey, 20 years, typhus fever;
29 July 1876 Daily Southern Cross, NZ
Waipa arrived Wellington 02 Apr 1876
(assisted emigration)
Anne
Tracey, 16 years, single, domestic servant, of Clare
Waimea arrived Wellington NZ, 04 Oct 1876
(assisted emigration) [see Clare]
Michl Treacy,
aged 24, farm labourer of Clare
Bridget,
aged 26
Timothy,
aged 2
Mary, 6
months
La Hogue, Plymouth 23 Aug 1877 to Sydney 15 Nov 1877
Timothy
Tracey, 19, single, Laborer, from Clare
Samuel Plymsoll from Plymouth England to
Australia in 1877-8.
...On
the ship was a Thomas Tracy possible brother to Mary Ann or Anna Tracy...
Rzehak March 2007 http://www.familytreecircles.com/duffy-and-tracy-11649.html
Samuel Plimsoll from Plymouth England 1877
I am searching for descendants
of Stephen Duffy, James Duffy, William Francis Duffy, Anne Tracy, Thomas Tracy,
Margaret Hughes. they all
came from Ireland in 1877 on the Ship 'Samuel Plimsoll' from Plymouth England. Children of James and Anne Tracy was William Duffy and
Stephen Duffy. William Duffy married Margaret Hughes in 1908 in Sydney. They
had 3 children. Twins were Anna Margaret and Mary Agnes Duffy born 1909.
Dorothy Duffy 1912. If anyone knows or
think that might be related to these people it would be greatly appreciated if
you would let me know thanks
rzehak 2008-01-03
Hydaspes Plymouth
England 10 August 1878 - arrived Lyttelton New
Zealand 9th November 1878
Laurence Treacy, 21 years,
of Waterford, Farm Labourer (Colonial
Nominated – Single Men)
Invercargill Dep Glasgow,
Scotland 12 Jul 1878 Arr Port Chalmers NZ 2 Oct 1878
Patrick Treacy, 20, Farm
Labourer from Limerick
Invercargill, Glasgow to Otago
NZ, Arrival Date: 02 Oct 1878 (assisted emigration)
Patrick Treacy, 20 years, farm labourer, single, of Limerick
Hydaspes arrived
Canterbury 09 Nov 1878 (assisted emigration)
Laurence Treacy, 21 years, single, farm labourer, of Waterford
13 November
1878 Otago Daily Times
Shipping...Passengers for Otago...per Auckland from London...saloon...Mrs
Tracey. Mary Tracey,
Olga Tracey,
14 November
1878 Southland Times
Per Albion
Company's, ship Auckland, from London- Saloon...Mrs, Miss and Master Tracey...
Gainsborough arrived Westland 1878
(assisted emigration)
James
Tracey, 21 years, single, farm lab, of Limerick
Famenoth arrived
Auckland NZ 09 Sep 1879 (assisted emigration)
Denis Treacy,
aged 23, songle, farm lab, of Tipperary
Judith Treacy, 21 years, single, farm servt,
of Tipperary
Mary Treacy, 19 years, single, farm servt,
of Tipperary
Canterbury, Glasgow to Otago 10
Dec 1878 (assisted emigration)
Thomas Treacy, 27 years, married, farm labourer, of Galway
Bridget Treacy, 25 years
Margaret Treacy, 12 years (age crossed out) transfrd
to single women
Mary Treacy, 8 years
Thomas Treacy, 5 years
Pat Treacy, 2 years
Elizabeth Treacy, 3 months
Marlborough arrived Canterbury 14
Dec 1878 (assisted emigration)
Denis Treacy, 23 years, single, farm labourer, of Louth
Invercargill arrived Canterbury 29 Sep 1879 (assisted
emigration)
Wm Treacy, 21 years, Single, Farm Labourer, of Kings
Lady Jocelyn arrived Canterbury 08
Dec 1879 (assisted emigration)
Henry Treacy/Tracy, 29 years, single, ag labourer, of Limerick
Thomas Treacy/Tracy, 24 years, single, ag labourer, of Limerick
(Laurence Bradley labrs. Christchurch - Timara???)
Honora Treacy, 28 years, single, genl servt, of Limerick
Johanna Treacy, 26 years, single, genl servt, of Limerick
[Timara? in pencil in front of names]
Triumph arrived Auckland, Hawkes
Bay, Wellington, Westland, Canterbury and Nelson 26 Nov 1883 (assisted
emigration)
Annie
Tracey, Single, of Auchland (from page 17)
Patrick
Tracy, 22 years, single. labourer, of Tipperary
Annie
Tracey, 26 years, general sevt (page 22)
SS Chimborazo Sydney 5 Jul 1885
David Tracey, 30, b. 1855 Clare
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/emigration/immigrants_nsw.htm
Chimborazo, Plymouth To Sydney, New South Wales, 5th July 1885
Daniel Tracey, Ag. Lab, 30, Irish, Passenger
http://marinersandships.com.au/1885/07/018chi.htm
Cintra, from the port of Melbourne to
Sydney, New South Wales, 17 January 1887
Mr. Treasy, passenger, saloon
Master Treasy, passenger, saloon
H. Treasy, passenger, saloon
SS Alameda Sydney, Australia to San Francisco 8 June 1893
8 Alf
Tracy 23 M Ireland Sydney San Fro Laborer 2 yes $50
SS Mariposa Sydney,
Australia and Auckland, New Zealand to San Francisco June 8, 1894
22*
Th? Fraser 62y M S Laborer Irish Sydney S.F self
50 yes no
25* Thos Tracy 62y M
S Laborer Ireland Syd
Philadelphia self yes yes yes
[*22 Tracy is written
after the surname in a different hand. He has been to Phila
1891. If this passenger’s name is Tracy he is very similar to passenger 25.
They were added to the list by different people.]
[25* has no ticket
to final destination. He has been to Philad 1890. He
is going to join Brother, Philada. This passenger is
very similar to passenger 25. They were added to the list by different people.]
Ref:
http://www.immigrantships.net/
Last update: 13
November 2022
