Margaret Tracey (1967-), Ballet Dancer, Director and Educator
Ballet Dancer
Former Principal, New York City Ballet
Former director of the Boston Ballet School
Jury President, Prix de Lausanne 2022
International Dance Educator
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Margaret Tracey |
Margaret
Tracey was born on March 28, 1967, in Pueblo, Colorado USA
to the Honorable Judge John Royer Tracey and Nancy Mechling. Her father is a
retired judge and her mother a dance teacher,. She has a younger sister,
Kathleen, who also danced with New York City Ballet She has two older
brothers, Bruce a professor at Cornell University's School of Hotel
Management and Edward a professional chef. In 1996, she married Russell
Kaiser, a fellow New York City Ballet dancer and they have two children. Margaret Tracey began ballet studies with her
mother, Nancy, at age six. In 1982, she was accepted as a student at the
School of American Ballet (SAB), the official school of New York City Ballet
(NYCB). At SAB, she was the recipient of an Atlantic Richfield Foundation
scholarship (1982-85) as well as a Princess Grace Foundation award (1985-86)
that cited her “exceptional promise and dedication to excellence”. In 1986, Margaret joined the New York corps de
ballet (NYCB), launching a celebrated 16-year stage career. She was a
Principal Dancer from 1991 until her retirement in 2002. She excelled in the
Balanchine repertoire, appearing frequently in such core works as Apollo,
Allegro Brilliante, Ballo della Regina, Concerto Barocco, Serenade, Square
Dance, Symphony in C, Vienna Waltzes, Western Symphony, and Who Cares?, among
others. She was also featured in a range of Robbins’ ballets, including
Andantino, Afternoon of a Faun, The Four Seasons, and The Goldberg
Variations, and created a role in the choreographer’s Ives, Songs (1988). She
originated roles in works by William Forsythe, Richard Tanner, Ib Andersen,
Trey McIntyre and Peter Martins, including his Les Petit Riens, Fearful
Symmetries, Zakouski and his production of The Sleeping Beauty, in which she
appeared both as Princess Aurora and Princess Florine. With NYCB, Tracey
toured Europe and Asia, appeared in the PBS “Live from Lincoln Center”
series, and danced the Marzipan Shepherdess in the 1993 film of Balanchine’s
The Nutcracker. As a Balanchine Repetiteur, Margaret has staged
several of his works including, Concerto Barocco, Theme and Variations,
Scotch Symphony, Raymonda Variations, and Divertimento #15, among others on
both professional companies and schools. Since her retirment from New York City Ballet in
2002, Margaret has become an admired and dedicated teacher and arts advocate.
She joined the faculty of Boston Ballet School (BBS) in 2005 and served as
the Director from 2007-2021. In that time, she has transformed this highly
respected regional academy into one of the leading dance education
institutions in North America. She was profiled in a 2009 issue of Dance
Teacher Magazine. In 2011 she was recognized with a Jerome Robbins Foundation
award for her distinguished interpretation as a Robbins’ dancer. During her tenure at BBS, Tracey drew upon her
teaching experiences, studies in psychology, and ties to community clinicians
to initiate a comprehensive Wellness Program at BBS. She also created the
Next Generation, a year-end performance showcasing pre-professional students,
which has become an annual highlight that spotlights BBS as a leader in local
and regional arts education. Her stature in the dance world brought BBS
extraordinary access to the Balanchine and Robbins repertoire, enhancing the
training and performance experience for students. In addition, Margaret committed
to commissioning underrepresented voices in choreography by amplifying the
work of women and BIPOC choreographers such as Jill Johnson, Lia Cirio and
Ja’ Malik, among others. Margaret further distinguished BBS internationally
by establishing exchange programs with Canada’s National Ballet School, Paris
Opera Ballet School, the Royal Danish Ballet and Dresden’s Semperoper Ballet.
And under her leadership, BBS also became a Partner School with the
prestigious Prix de Lausanne international ballet competition. Margaret Tracey continues to dedicate her efforts as
a dance educator with a strong commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and
Access to champion change. In her final year at BBS, she implemented a
mentorship program, Color Our Future (COF) for students to connect with
professional dancers seeking racial equity in the field. She has served on
panels for MoBBallet’s annual educational symposiums (2019 and 2020) and has
worked with colleagues at Dance USA School Directors Affinity Group to share
learning around culturally responsive teaching practices to better support
faculty. Tracey’s work as an international arts educator continues as she
serves on the organizing committee for World Ballet School Day (2020 and
2021), an event that brings together students from across the globe to
highlight their voices and support the next generation of inspiring dance
artists. ref: https://pgfusa.org/award-winners-chronoorder/margaret-tracey/ https://www.prixdelausanne.org/spotlights/margaret-tracey/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Tracey 10 Mar
2002 The Pueblo Chieftain Ballerina from Pueblo steps out of spotlight https://eu.chieftain.com/story/opinion/columns/2002/03/10/curtain-call/8627333007/ |
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Kathleen Tracey |
Kathleen
Tracey, Repertory Director New York City Ballet (NYCB) I grew up in southern Colorado, in a small town
called Pueblo. I started [my training] in summer courses, with San Francisco
Ballet, Ballet West, and then came out to the School of American Ballet and
did two summer courses there; then I [enrolled full-time] for the winter.
After graduating from SAB, I got into New York City Ballet, in 1987; I didn't
have to apprentice for any portion of the time, I was just offered a
contract, which was a little bit more common back when I was getting into the
Company. I spent four and a half years in the corps [de ballet], and then I
was promoted to soloist, and the year that I was promoted was the first time
I ever got to perform Agon. So that was pretty cool. That was in 1993, for
the [televised] Balanchine Celebration, which marked the 10-year anniversary
of Mr. B's passing. We did 73 or 74 of his pieces in the spring season, so we
only performed each ballet maybe three times over an eight-week season of
just his works. And then in 2002, I retired from the Company, but I
had started staging ballets a couple of years before that and wanted to find
out whether that was something that was interesting or something that was a
prospect for me; it turned out I liked it, and it liked me. So I continued
staging ballets. I think the first ballet I staged was Peter Martins' Fearful
Symmetries, in France. Then Christopher Wheeldon asked me to stage some of
his ballets, and the Robbins Trust hired me to learn their ballets and
potentially stage them as well, within and without the Company. And then I
finally got to stage a few Balanchine ballets here and there, outside of the
Company, and got some experience, and all the while I was still associated
with the Company as a kind of apprentice. That was when I got my
apprenticeship—as a repertory director! So that's a little short nutshell
version of the history of me here at City Ballet. |
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Edward Royer Tracey |
Edward
Royer Tracey Please join us in welcoming Steel Crescent Kitchen
to the Fuel & Iron Food Hall! Founded by Pueblo-raised chef Edward
Tracey, Steel Crescent Kitchen will bring the thrilling flavors of New
Orleans to Pueblo with Cajun-inspired sandwiches and fresh salads. After
graduating from The Culinary Institute of America, Tracey worked at kitchens
across the globe, cooking on six continents (including Antarctica). He
returned to Pueblo in 2008, where he’s been a faculty member at Pueblo
Community College since 2012, achieving the level of Certified Executive Chef
with the American Culinary Federation in 2021. With delicious options like the
Shrimp Po’ Boy and a classic Muffuletta, Steel Crescent Kitchen was inspired
by the Arkansas River’s continuity as it runs through Pueblo, eventually
spilling into the Mississippi and down to New Orleans. 27 Jun
2022 The Pueblo Chieftain A New Orleans-style sandwich shop is the newest
restaurant concept coming to Pueblo's Fuel & Iron Food Hall when it opens
this fall at 400 S. Union Ave. Steel Crescent Kitchen, a concept created by Chef
Edward Tracey and his wife Dorothy, will feature an assortment of po' boys
and a Muffuletta sandwich with salads and sides. The concept debuted at a pop-up event on June 21 at
Bingo Burger, 101 Central Plaza, with Tracey serving Shrimp Po' Boys with
homemade potato chips and a Roasted Beet Carpaccio appetizer to a sold-out
crowd. To give the traditional New Orleans dish a bit of a
Pueblo twist, Tracey's po'boys were made with Pueblo chile aioli and the
beets were sourced locally from Milberger Farms. Tracey, who has cooked on six continents and is a
graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in New York, said he created
the concept for Steel Crescent Kitchen after hearing several requests for
Cajun sandwiches at previous Fuel & Iron Food Hall pop-up events. "A big chunk of them wanted Cajun
sandwiches," he said. "I thought, ‘OK, great, I can do that. Get a
good baguette, get excellent shrimp, get a good dredge and Pueblo chile, make
aioli out of that — that's going to sell itself.’" Tracey was born in Rocky Ford and raised in Pueblo.
He is a Pueblo Centennial High School graduate who moved away from Pueblo but
returned in 2008. In 2012, he became a faculty member in the culinary program
at Pueblo Community College. After PCC discontinued its culinary program earlier
this year, Tracey was looking for work but didn't want to move to Colorado
Springs or Denver. He jumped at the opportunity to be part of the
upcoming food hall. "The opportunity to start my own little place
with my wife, it's too good to be true," he said. "It's a small
space so we have to be focused with our product and do a couple of things really,
really well instead of being all things to all people." Tracey met Fuel & Iron Project co-directors Zack
Cytryn and Nathan Stern while the PCC culinary program was looking for
employers to host apprenticeship programs for students. "It's hard to find a better resume than
(Tracey) has,” Stern said. “He has done absolutely everything other than own
his own restaurant. Meanwhile, through the culinary arts program, he has
mentored hundreds of students and has really been a pillar of the culinary
community here." Steel Crescent Kitchen will be one of five concepts
inside the upcoming Fuel & Iron Food Hall; other concepts include Diavolo
Pueblo Hot Chicken, Mosh Ramen and the plant-based The Cutting Board. A fifth
concept will be announced at the next pop-up event on July 19. |
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John Bruce Tracey |
John
Bruce Tracey J. Bruce Tracey is a professor of management at
Cornell University's School of Hotel Administration. He has taught courses in
human resources management for undergraduate, graduate, and professional
audiences throughout North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and
Asia, and he has won several awards for his efforts. He has conducted
research on a wide range of strategic and operational-level HR topics,
including the roles and relevance of HR flexibility, impact of training
initiatives on individual and firm performance, employee turnover, employment
law, and leadership. Professor Tracey has presented his work at numerous
regional, national, and international conferences, and his research has been
published in many of the top-tier discipline and applied outlets, including
the Journal of Applied Psychology, Personnel Psychology, Journal of
Management, Organizational Research Methods, Cornell Hospitality Quarterly,
and the University of Pennsylvania Journal of Labor and Employment Law. Professor Tracey's sponsors for research and
consulting include Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Hilton Worldwide,
Marriott International, Mövenpick Hotels and Resorts, Wynn Resorts, Hillstone
Restaurant Group, and Uno Chicago Grill, and he has been cited in the New
York Times, USA Today, Fast Company, and the Orlando Sentinel, among other
popular press outlets. https://sha.cornell.edu/faculty-research/faculty/jbt6/ |
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John and Nancy Tracey |
District Court Judge John Royer Tracey, is a Rocky
Ford native, Tracey has served as chief district court judge since mid-1989. Tenth Judicial District - District Court Judge Honorable
John R. Tracey Retention Year: 1992 Recommendation: Retain John R. Tracey was admitted to the practice of law
in 1945. He was in private practice until appointed to the county court bench
in Pueblo County in 1973. He presided in County Court until 1983 when he was
appointed to the District Court bench. Judge Tracey is presently the Chief
District Court Judge and presides over Division D of the District Court. His
caseload includes criminal, civil, domestic, juvenile, and water court
matters. A survey conducted to evaluation the performance of
Judge Tracey sought responses from members of law enforcement, courthouse
personnel, attorneys, jurors, litigants and members of the community.
Comments were made concerning his administrative abilities; however, these
comments were not considered in his ratings as it is not a function of the
Commission to evaluate him as an administrator, but as a judge. Some
responses to the survey indicated Judge Tracey could improve on his legal
rulings. Most responses, however, praised Judge Tracey for being patient,
fair, and understanding and having honestly and integrity. Of the persons
responding to the survey, 89% recommended the retention of Judge Tracey. The 10th Judicial District Commission on Judicial
Performance recommends that Judge John R. Tracey be retained. https://judicialperformance.colorado.gov/tracey-john-1992-evaluation Nancy
Tracey, Instructor, School of Dance, Sangre de Cristo Arts
Center, Pueblo Colorado |
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Jay Walter Tracey Jr |
Jay
Walter Tracey Jr September 24, 2007 The Denver Post Lawyer gave voice to much [.] It’s not often the world-famous Whippenpoofs of Yale
get the chance to learn the fight song of a small Colorado town. But Jay Tracey, an alum of the famed men’s a
cappella group, taught the singers there the fight song of the Meloneers of
Rocky Ford High School, Tracey’s alma mater. Tracey also invited another Yale singing group to
visit his hometown, known for its melons. “Everyone seemed to have a
remarkably good time,” said Jay Tracey’s brother, John Royer Tracey of
Pueblo. “Jay fixed them up with some of his girl friends.” Jay Tracey died in Cambridge, Mass., on Sept. 11. He
was 82. He had moved to nearby Brookline several years ago. Tracey was a partner in Denver’s Holland & Hart
law firm for more than 20 years. His passion, though, was singing. He sang and played trombone in high school and with
the U.S. Army Special Services Unit after World War II, traveling to France
and Switzerland, said his son John B. Tracey of Boston. Tracey thought of making music a career, but after
the “grueling trips” in an Army truck and nightly performances, he decided
against it, said his former wife, Betsy Tracey of Denver. Jay Tracey sang with the Yale Glee Club, and after
becoming a lawyer and moving to Denver, he helped write and perform in the
annual Twelfth Night satirical productions at the University Club in downtown
Denver, as well as productions of the Colorado Bar Association and the Denver
Law Group. He and some friends formed the New Wizard Oil Combination singing
group. The name was taken from an elixir that was sold in the Old West, said
his daughter, Anne Landstrom of Oakland, Calif. Jay Walter Tracey Jr. was born in Rocky Ford on June
13, 1925. After finishing his degree at Yale, he entered
Harvard Law school. He married Betsy Longfellow in 1952, and they had
four children. They later divorced, and he married Libby Folk Flinn in 1989. In the 1950s, he helped represent a Denver group
accused of violating the Smith Act, a law aimed at people accused of being
communists. The group was convicted, but the conviction was overturned on
appeal, said John B. Tracey. “It was ironic that he represented them because he
was such a conservative Republican,” his son added, “but he believed everyone
deserved a chance and he had a strong sense of justice.” Jay Tracey was a natural in the courtroom, said his
son, “because he was used to being in front of people and presenting.” In addition to his former wife and his brother, son
and daughter, Jay Tracey is survived by another son, William Henry Tracey of
Denver; 11 grandchildren; and his sister, Barbara Tracey Griffiths of
Lubbock, Texas. He was preceded in death by his son Jay W. Tracey III. https://www.denverpost.com/2007/09/24/lawyer-gave-voice-to-much/ Jay Walter Tracey III Denver
Post, The (CO) - November 22, 2006 Deceased
Name: TRACEY, JAY W. Jay W.
Tracey III, Denver. Husband of Marissa S. Tracey; Father of Matthew, Olivia
and Isabel Tracey; Son of: Jay W. Tracey Jr. and Elizabeth H. Tracey;
Son-in-law of Barbara and Howard Brenner and Dr. Martin and Susan Sorger;
Brother of Will (Martha) Tracey, Anne (Ray) Landstrom and John (Bee) Tracey.
Service, Wednesday 11:00am, Temple Emanuel, 51 Grape St. Interment, Emanuel
Cemetery within Fairmount Cemetery. Contributions to: Boys and Girls Club of
Metro Denver, 2017 W. 9th Ave., Denver, 80204. Tracey,
53, lived a rich life both professionally and personally Jay
Walter Tracey III Birth: 26
Aug 1953 Denver, Denver County, Colorado, USA Death: 20
Nov 2006 (aged 53) Colorado, USA Jeff
Smith, Rocky Mountain News Published
November 24, 2006 at midnight Jay W.
Tracey III's philosophy degree from a small California college made an
unconventional background for an investment portfolio manager. But Mr.
Tracey was known for his clear thinking, and he won an unexpected entree into
the money-management business in his early 20s after a weekend in the
mountains with the family of investment guru Bill Berger. Mr.
Tracey was dating Berger's daughter but wound up spending a good portion of
his time talking and playing backgammon with Berger. Berger was impressed by
Mr. Tracey's intelligence and soon hired him, said younger brother John
Tracey. That
helped launch Mr. Tracey's long, successful career managing Berger and
Founders funds in Denver, Oppenheimer portfolios in New York, and ultimately
his own Denver hedge fund, Bass River Capital, named after the family's Cape
Cod summer retreat. "Jay
was a natural for the business," John said. "He loved managing
money and he was extremely good at it." Mr.
Tracey collapsed in his office at his Denver home Monday morning, and died of
what is believed to have been a heart attack. He was 53. Family
and friends described Mr. Tracey as a lover of life and charismatic, with a
wonderful laugh and intellectual curiosity. He grew
up in Denver, attending Cherry Hills public schools, Denver Country Day (now
Kent) and Milton Academy in Massachusetts. He was the oldest of four
children. "Jay
was the rock of the family," John Tracey said. "He taught us
things. He was fun, he was funny and mischievous. He was always in control of
his life. He was kind of a leader in the family, but he would never lord it
over you." John
Tracey recalled fondly when his older brother returned home after receiving
his philosophy degree from the University of Redlands in California. "He
made it a mission for me to learn backgammon," said John Tracey, who was
then about 17. "We played it every afternoon, hanging out in our family
room." About
that time, Mr. Tracey started what would be a 12-year stint with Berger
Associates in Denver. He followed that with several years managing Founders
funds in Denver, then moved to New York, where he managed the Oppenheimer
Discovery and Enterprise funds. He became
a media favorite, often appearing as an expert on CNBC or being quoted by The
Wall Street Journal, and he was once featured on Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street
Week. In 2000,
he returned to Denver as the chief investment officer of Berger Funds before
striking out on his own in 2004. "He
was a fabulous father," said his wife, Marissa, who met Mr. Tracey in
New York. "Family was a huge priority to him, and one of the reasons we
left New York was so he could be here for (his son) Matthew while he was
finishing high school." Mr.
Tracey's routine included driving daughter Olivia, 8, to school, and he was
involved in the preschool activities of daughter Isabel, 5. His
hobbies, many of them dating to his youth, included skiing, golf and
photography. Marissa Tracey said her husband was an accomplished photographer
who found unique angles and juxtapositions of people and buildings. "He
was a great golf mate, ski mate," said friend Scott Shwayder. "He
was fiercely competitive but a fair guy, honest and ethical to the end." Mr.
Tracey believed in giving back to the community, including helping those less
privileged, Marissa Tracey said. She said
he was chairman of the finance committee of the Boys & Girls Clubs of
Metro Denver; a founding patron of the Laboratory of Arts and Ideas at
Belmar, a nonprofit supporting contemporary arts; and an advisory board
member at Milton Academy in Massachusetts. In
addition to his wife, three children and brother John, Mr. Tracey is survived
by his parents, Jay W. Tracey Jr. and Elizabeth H. Tracey; a sister, Anne;
and another brother, Will. A service
was held Wednesday at Temple Emanuel, with interment at Emanuel Cemetery
within Fairmount Cemetery. Contributions
can be sent to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver, 2017 W. Ninth
Ave., Denver, CO 80204. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/72897864/jay-walter-tracey |
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John Plank Tracey (1836-1910) |
John
Plank Tracey (1836-1910) John Plank Tracey, a Representative from Missouri; born
in Wayne County, Ohio, September 18, 1836; attended the public schools of
Ohio and Indiana; studied law; taught school; moved to Missouri in 1858;
enlisted as a private in the Union Army March 1, 1862, and served until March
10, 1865, when he was mustered out with the rank of first lieutenant;
commissioned lieutenant colonel of Missouri Enrolled Militia in April 1865;
was admitted to the bar in May 1865 and commenced practice in Stockton, Cedar
County, Mo.; moved to Springfield, Greene County, Mo., in 1874 and engaged in
journalism; unsuccessful candidate for railroad commissioner in 1878;
commissioned United States marshal for the western district of Missouri
February 4, 1890, and served until March 4, 1894; elected as a Republican to
the Fifty-fourth Congress (March 4, 1895-March 3, 1897); unsuccessful
candidate for reelection in 1896 to the Fifty-fifth Congress; member of the
State house of representatives in 1903 and 1904; superintendent of the
Soldiers' Home at St. James, Mo., in 1909 and 1910; engaged in newspaper work
in Springfield, Mo., where he died July 24, 1910; interment in Hazelwood
Cemetery. https://bioguide.congress.gov/search/bio/T000342 |
1820 Census
- Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio
James Tracy, males b 3 b b 1 1 females 4 b b 1 b b 5 b b [b = blank]
3 males aged between 10 and 16
1 males aged between 26 and 45
1 males aged over 45
4 females under 10 years
1 female between 26 and 45 years
1850 census
- Green, St. Joseph, Indiana, United States
James H Tracey, 46, b. 1804 Pennsylvania, farmer
Nancy Tracey, 34, b. 1816 Pennsylvania
Matilda A Tracey, 19, b. 1831 Ohio
John P Tracey, 13, b. 1837 Ohio
Lucinda R Tracey, 11, b. 1839 Ohio
Janie C Tracey, 9, b. 1841 Ohio
Joseph R Tracey, 7, b. 1843 Ohio
Catharine N Tracey, 4, 1846 Ohio
Elhanan W Tracey, 0y4m. b. 1849 Indiana
James Tracey, 72, b. 1778 Pennsylvania, farmer
1860 Census
- La Fayette Township, Allen, Indiana
Jacob Rathfor [Rathfon], 38, b. Penna, farmer
Catherin Rathfor, 22, b. Ohio
James E Rathfor, 8, b. Ohio
Jane E Rathfor, 6, b. Ohio
Ann E Rathfor, 6, b. Ohio
David Rathfor, 5, b. Ohio
Elizabeth Rathfor, 4, b. Ohio
Frank Rathfor, 1, b. Ohio
James Tracy, 81, b. Penna, gentleman
1860 Census
- Clinton Township, Elkhart, Indiana
Nancy Tracy, 45, b. 1815 Penn
Lucinda Tracy, 21, b. 1839 O, housework
Jane Tracy, 19, 1841 O
Ephram Tracy, 10, b. 1850 Ind
George Tracy, 8, b. 1852 Ind
Susan Tracy, 6, b.1854 Ind
1870 Census
- Montgomery, Illinois
John Stutzman, 30, b. Indiana, farmer
Lucinda Stutzman, 29, b. Pennsylvania
James Stutzman, 7, b. Indiana
Alice Stutzman, 5, b. Indiana
Nancy Stutzman, 2, b. Illinois
Jacob Stutzman, 0, b. Illinois
Nancy Tracy, 52, b. Pennsylvania, living with daughter
Susan Tracy, 16, b. Indiana
1870 Census
- Jefferson Township, Cedar, Missouri
George W Tracy, 18, b. 1852 Indiana
1870 Census
- Lake Township, Allen, Indiana,
George Tracy, 18, b. 1852 Indiana
George W
Tracy, 22, b. 1852 married Barbary Kuns, 21, b. 1853, 24 Dec
1874 Piatt, Illinois, United States
George H
[W] Tracey, 26, b. 1853 Indiana, farmer, & Barbara Kuns, 25,
b. 1854 Indiana
Urben Tracey b. 22 Jan 1879 Hammond, Piatt, Illinois,
third child of this mother
1880 Census
- Cerro Gordo, Piatt, Illinois
George Tracy, head, 27, b. 1853 Indiana, parents b.
Ohio
Barbara Tracy, Wife, 26, b. 1854 Indiana, parents b.
Ohio
Hanry Tracy, Son, 4, b. 1876 Illinois, United States
Urben Tracy, Son, 1, b. 1879 Illinois, United States
George W.
Tracy & Barbra Kunz
Tracy b. 12 Feb 1882 Morrisonville, Christian,
Illinois
Urban's parents were Barbara Kuns and George
Washington Tracey who were married on December 24, 1874 in Platt County,
Illinois. They had three sons: James Henry (1875-1909); Urban Theodore
(1879-1956); and William George "Willie" (1881-1897). Barbara died
within a year after her son William was born. The two oldest sons including
Urban eventually moved to McPherson, Kansas to live with Barbara's sister, Mary
Vaniman. The youngest son, Willie, went to live with Barbara's mother, Caroline
Kuns', brother John Spidel, in Darke County, Ohio.
May 06,
1904 The Guthrie daily leader (Guthrie, Okla.)
Reunion of Scottish Rite Masons this month in Guthrie
...Urban Theodore Tracey, Blackwell, Okla...
1940 Census
- 400 Rocky Ford, Otero, Colorado
Jay W Tracey, 38, b. 1902 Oklahoma, merchant, hardware
and furniture
Margaret B Tracey, 40, b. 1900 Maryland
Jay W Tracey, Jr, 14, b. 1926 Colorado
Janice Tracey, 10, b. 1930 Colorado
Barbara Tracey, 8, b. 1932 Colorado
John Tracey, 5, b. 1935 Colorado
1950 census
- 400 Seventh St, Rocky Ford, Otero, Colorado
Jay W Tracey, head, 49, b. 1901 Oklahoma, merchant,
Retail Hardware and Furniture
Margaret L Tracey, wife, 50, b. 1900 Maryland
Barbaro L Tracey, daughter, 18, b. 1832 Colorado,
Secretary, Clergyman
John R Tracey, 15, son, b. 1935 Colorado, newsboy
[Carrier crossed out], Newspaper
1960
Army-Navy-Air Force Register & Defense Times
Mechling - Tracey - Capt. Wallace Bristol Mechling, USN,
Ret ., and Mrs. Mechling of Canoga Park, Calif ., announce the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy, to Ens. John Royer Tracey, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Walter Tracey of Rocky Ford, Colo. The wedding is planned to take place at
Saint Martin in the Fields Episcopal Church, Reseda, Calif. on August 20.
John Royer
Tracey, 25 years,
married Nancy Mechling, 23 years, 20 Aug 1960 Los Angeles, California
John Bruce Tracey b. 4 March 1964 Pueblo Colorado
Edward Royer Tracey b.
7 May 1965
Margaret Tracey b. 28 Mar 1967 Pueblo, Colorado
Kathleen Tracey b. 1969
FAMILY HISTORY
1. William Tracey (b. 1725 Arklow Wicklow Ireland)
married Mary Walker (b. 1730)
1.1 Matthew J. Tracey/Treazey (b. 1750
Longswamp, Longswamp Township, Berks, Pennsylvania d. 1860 Crawford, McKean,
Pennsylvania) married Mary Tracey [Walter] (b. 26 Oct 1752 Salem, Clarion,
Pennsylvania d. 1850 Lafayette, Allen, Indiana) 2 Jan 1770 Holy Trinity (or Old
Swedes) Church Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware
1.1.1 Edmund Tracey (b. SEP 1775 Somerset, Pennsylvania)
1.1.2 James Mathew Tracey (b. 18 Feb. 1779
Fayette County, Pennsylvania d. 9 August 1869 Roanoke, Huntington County,
Indiana) married Mary Hartley (b. 26 September 1782 Salem, Salem, New Jersey d.
1850 Lafayette, Allen, Indiana) 1802 Mifflin Pennsylvania
1.1.2.1 James H. Tracey (b. 27 Dec 1803
Mifflin County, Pennsylvania d. 30 Apr 1857 Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana)
married Nancy A Plank (b. 8 July 1815 Mifflin County, Pennsylvania d. 2
November 1883 Virden, Macoupin, Illinois)
1.1.2.1.1 Matilda Ann Tracey (b. 29
December 1831 d. 15 November 1917) married David H. Baughman (1828-1898) 5 Sep
1854 Canaan, Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.1.2 Lydda Tracey (b. 13 Aug 1833,
Wayne, Ohio d. 18 August 1836)
1.1.2.1.3 Elizabeth Mary Tracey (b. 24 October
1834, Wayne, Ohio d. 15 October 1836)
1.1.2.1.4 John Plank Tracey (b. 18
September 1836 Wayne, Ohio d. 24 July 1910 Springfield, Greene, Missouri)
married Margaret Gaines Taylor (b. 20 April 1842 Cedar, Missouri d. 18 October
1899 Springfield, Greene, Missouri) 10 Jun 1860 Cedar, Missouri
1.1.2.1.4.1 Sarah Nannie Tracey (b. 29
March 1863 Stockton, Cedar, Missouri d. 12 October 1940 Springfield, Greene,
Missouri)
1.1.2.1.4.2 Margaret Lincoln Tracey (b. 2
May 1866 Stockton, Cedar, Missouri d. 21 December 1919 Springfield, Greene,
Missouri) married Harvy H. Brown (b. 1864 d. 1901) 25 Nov 1891 Greene, Missouri
1.1.2.1.4.3 John J. Tracey (b. 2 August
1869 Stockton, Cedar, Missouri d. May 1927) married Mary Parepa Galbreath (b.
1875 d. 1955) 10 Jun 1895 Jackson, Missouri
1.1.2.1.4.3.1
Col. John Charles Tracey Sr. (b. 12 October 1897 Kansas d. 17 December 1972
Monterey, Monterey, California) married Frances May Boosinger (b. 1898 d. 1993)
4 Sep 1920 Jackson, Missouri
1.1.2.1.4.3.1.1 Dorothy Frances Tracey (b.
5 September 1921 Chicago, Cook, Illinois d. 14 March 2010 Clovis, Fresno,
California) married Dr. Walter Alfred Rohfling Jr (b. 1918 d. 1986) 12 Nov 1943
St. Louis, Missouri
1.1.2.1.4.3.1.2 Lt. Col. John Charles
Tracey Jr. (b. 2 July 1923 Kansas d. 2005 Saratoga, Santa Clara, California)
married Jane Breeden Jones (b. 1924 d. 1989)
1.1.2.1.4.3.2 Lidabel Tracey (b. 1899
Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri d. 6 May 1919 Albuquerque, Bernalillo, New
Mexico)
1.1.2.1.4.4 Miriam Leslie Tracey (b. 6
February 1872 Stockton, Cedar, Missouri d. 9 September 1901 Washington,
District of Columbia) married Charles Henry Beach (b. 1874 d. 1948) 27 May 1896
Alexandria, Virginia
1.1.2.1.4.5 Chauncey Tracey (b. 26 March
1880 Springfield, Greene, Missouri d. 10 September 1905 Springfield, Calhoun,
Michigan)
1.1.2.1.5 Lucinda B. Tracey (b. 2 Oct 1838
Wayne County, Ohio d. 24 May 1910 1817 Grant Street Gage County, Nebraska)
married John S. Stutsman 23 Oct 1862 Elkhart, Indiana
1.1.2.1.6 Jane C Tracey (b. 13 October 1840
Ashland, Ohio) married ??? Brown
1.1.2.1.7 Catharine Nancy Tracey (b. 15
January 1846, Ashland, Ohio d. 12 January 1926 Morrisonville, Christian,
Illinois) married Eli Coy (1843-1925) 21 Dec 1865 Elkhart, Indiana
1.1.2.1.9 Elhannon Winchester Tracey (b.
18 November 1849 Greene Township, St. Joseph, Indiana d. Seal Beach, Orange,
California) married Sarah Ann Metz 27 Sep 1870 Elkhart, Indiana
1.1.2.1.10 Joseph R Tracey (b. about 1851
Wayne, Ohio d. 12 May 1857 Goshen, Elkhart, Indiana)
1.1.2.1.11 George Washington Tracey (b. 22
Feb 1852) married Barbar Kuns (b. 2 April 1853 Tippecanoe, Indiana d. 2 May
1882 Cerro Gordo, Piatt, Illinois) 24 Dec 1874 Platt, Illinois
1.1.2.1.11.1 James Henry Tracey (b. 08 Oct
1875 Piatt, Illinois d. 7 Sep 1909 d. McPherson, McPherson, Kansas) married
Marnie Ida May Drew (b. 1878 d. 1973) 30 Aug 1899 McPherson, Kansas
1.1.2.1.11.1.1 Juanita Tracey (b. 10
September 1903 Galva, McPherson, Kansas d. 28 July 1975Sunnyside, Yakima,
Washington)
1.1.2.1.11.1.2 Vergalene Tracey (b. 25
February 1908 Galva, McPherson, Kansas)
1.1.2.1.11.2
Urban Theodore Tracey (b. 22 January 1879 Hammond, Piatt, Illinois d. 1956
Rocky Ford, Otero, Colorado) married Cora Adosa Moomaw (b. 12 Jul 1877B lue
Ridge District, Bedford, Virginia) 10 May 1899 McPherson, Kansas
1.1.2.1.11.2.1
Jay Walter Tracey (b. 26 JUL 1900 Virginia d. 1964) married Margaret L. Bish
(b. 20 FEB 1900 Maryland d. Dec 1974 Rocky Ford, Otero, Colorado) 28 Aug 1923
Rocky Ford, Otero, Colorado
1.1.2.1.11.2.2
Mildred Modena Tracey (b. 26 Aug 1902 Blackwell, Oklahoma d. 28 Oct 1966 Mount
Clemens, Macomb, Michigan) married 1st Arthur Reginald Denman (b. 1890 d. 1925)
12 Aug 1924 Manhattan Riley Kansas - 2nd Arthur James Rutherford (b. 1902 d.
1964) - 3rd Leo Drake (b. 1900 Ohio d. 1968 Ohio) 10 May 1944 Mount Clemens,
Macomb, Michigan
1.1.2.1.11.2.3
John Dean Tracey (b. 29 November 1906 Virginia d. 11 May 1987 Denver, Colorado)
1.1.2.1.12 Susan A. Tracy (b. 11 May 1857 Elkhart,
Indiana d. 1929 Morrisonville, Christian, Illinois) married William Thomas
Roland (1839-1917) 4 Jun 1871 Macoupin, Illinois
1.1.2.2 William Tracey (b. 30 March 1805
Pennsylvania d. 03 Mar 1871 Salt Creek Twp, Wayne, Ohio) married Nancy Ish
(1806-1882)
1.1.2.2.1 Nancy Tracy (b. 1828 Freedom
Twp., Portage, Ohio d. 1896 Hudson, Portage, Ohio) married Robert Stewart
(1805–1884) 11 September 1858 Stow, Summit, Ohio
1.1.2.2.2 Mary Jane Tracey (b. 30 October
1831 Holmes, Ohio d. 10 June 1909 Wayne, Ohio) married John Hudnut 1822–1904)
14 November 1851 Holmes, Ohio
1.1.2.2.3 Maria Tracey (b. 5 December 1832
Holmes, Ohio d. 16 August 1840 Holmes, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.4 James Hunter Tracey (b. 2
February 1836 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 5 February 1906 Wayne, Ohio)
married Sarah Jane Harrison (1848–1907) 1 January 1867 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.4.1 Viola Alice Tracy (b. 30 April
1868 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 16 July 1939 Akron, Summit, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.4.2 Margaret Florence Tracey (b.
29 September 1870 Sugar Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 15 March 1943 Wooster,
Wayne, Ohio) married John Moore (1862–1909) 11 February 1897 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.4.3 Elizabeth Ermeletta Tracey (b.
20 August 1872 Wayne, Ohio d. 19 Oct 1941 Akron, Summit, Ohio) married Omer
John Spear (1875–1966)
1.1.2.2.4.4 Emma Tracey (b. 29 July 1879
East Union, Wayne, Ohio d. 1950 Apple Creek, Wayne, Ohio) married Charles
Foster Thornton (1876–1948) 11 November 1903 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.4.5 James Ernest Garfield Tracey
(b. 29 July 1879 East Union Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 26 Nov 1956) married
Blanche Rosella Snyder (1887–1970) 12 January 1911 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.4.6 Solomon Foster Tracey (b. 2
Apr 1884, East Union Twp, Wayne, Ohio d. 1892 Apple Creek, Wayne, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.4.7 Fanna A. Tracey (b. 2 Apr
1884, Wayne, East Union Twp, Ohio d. 1905) married Joseph C. Meier (1884–1966)
about 1905 Ashland, Montgomery Township, Richland, Ohio
1.1.2.2.4.8 Edith Tracey (b. 20 oct 1886
East Union Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 14 Oct 1961 Wooster Hospital, Wooster,
Wayne, Ohio) married Joseph C. Meier (1884–1966) 30 December 1908 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.4.9 Albert L. Tracey (b. 15
September 1894 Apple Creek, Wayne, Ohio died 11 June 1924 Akron, Summit, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.5 Jacob Tracey (b. Jun 1837 Wayne,
Ohio d. 30 May 1905 Apple Creek, East Union Township, Wayne, Ohio) married
Sarah Sharp (1840–1918) 25 November 1873 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.5.1 George Sharp Tracey (b. 1873
d. 1875 Wayne, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.5.2 Allen Tracy (b. 4 Mar 1874
Wayne, Oh)
1.1.2.2.5.3 Robert Tracey (b. 1874 Wayne,
Ohio d. 1876 Wayne, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.5.4 Albion (Allen) Tracey (b. 1878
Wayne, Ohio d. 1879 Wayne, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.5.5 Mary A Tracy (b. 27 August
1880 Fredericksburg, Wayne, Ohio d. 1945) married Olus Louis Mackey (1881–1948)
15 June 1905 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.6 Elisabeth Tracey (b. 1840 Ohio)
married David Thompson (1820–1898) 7 August 1862 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7 Wilson Samuel Tracey (b. 11
April, 1842 Prairie Township, Holmes, Ohio d. 23 August 1903 Salt Creek Twp,
Wayne, Ohio) married Hester Ann First (1845–1920) 15 March 1866 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.1 Samuel Fluhart Tracey (b. 25
December 1867 Fredericksburg, Salt Creek Twp, Wayne, Ohio d. 22 August 1915
Apple Creek, Wayne, Ohio) married Minnie Acker Ada Cook (1870–1951) 10 January
1889 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.1.1 Lula May Tracey (b. 2 Oct
1889 Fredericksburg, Wayne, Ohio d. 25 August 1974 Long-Term Care Facilities,
Wayne County, Ohio) married Jacob Johnson Herman (1877–1963) 21 March 1916
Wayne, Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.7.1.2 Margaret Latricia Tracey (b.
04 Jan 1891 Salt Creek Twp, Wayne, Ohio d. 24 Dec 1982 Wooster, Wayne, Ohio)
married Albert Peter Fox (1893–1956) 7 October 1914 Wayne, Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.7.1.3 Otto Elmer Tracey (b. 14 Oct
1893 of Salt Creek Twp, Wayne, Ohio d. 11 March 1955 Zanesville, Muskingum,
Ohio) married Emma Jane Parish (1906–2000) 1924
1.1.2.2.7.1.4 Delbert Havilla Tracey (b. 5
July 1895 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 12 June 1978 Wooster, Wayne,
Ohio) married Eva May Nussbaum (1895–1993) 23 March 1916 Wayne, Ohio, United
States
1.1.2.2.7.1.5 Atlee Hershel Tracey (b. 02
Mar 1897 Fredericksburg, Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 22 June 1965
Sacramento, Sacramento, California) married Evangeline Elenora Hartman
(1908–1997) 8 September 1922 Holmes, Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.7.1.6 Ethel Mildred Tracey (b. 27
September 1900 Fredericksburg, Wayne, Ohio d. 24 July 1970 Newark, Licking,
Ohio) married Jess Williard Hardy (1885–1969) 20 November 1920 Wayne, Ohio,
United States
1.1.2.2.7.1.7 Mabel Rachel Tracey (b. 11
July 1902 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 10 February 1996 Los Angeles,
California) married John Joseph Herman (1899–1962) 29 May 1923 Wayne, Ohio,
United States
1.1.2.2.7.1.8 Hester Tracey (b. 8 March
1904 of Salt Creek Twp, Wayne, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.7.1.9 Blanche Stella Tracey (b. 9
June 1905 Fredericksburg, Wayne, Ohio) married George G Williams (1902–1955)
1.1.2.2.7.1.10 Melvin Wilson Tracey (b. 6
Aug 1908 d. 22 Oct 1908)
1.1.2.2.7.1.11 Beulah Dell Tracey (b. 18
Oct 1910 of Salt Creek Twp, Wayne, Ohio d. 23 December 1979 Wayne, Ohio)
married Charles E Benson (1903–1965) 28 June 1928 Wayne, Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.7.2 Anna May Tracey (b. 10 July
1870 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 12 August 1928 Milton Twp, Wayne,
Ohio) married William Toland Shane (1860–1932) 4 October 1888 Fredericksburg,
Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.3 Elmer Ellsworth Tracey (b. 11
November 1871 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 22 March 1932 Fredericksburg,
Wayne, Ohio) married Jessie Mae Laughlin (1882–1942)
1.1.2.2.7.4 William Harry Tracey (b. 11
Jan 1874 Salt Creek, Wayne, Ohio d. 23 November 1899 Salt Creek Township,
Wayne, Ohio) married Anna May Hunter (1880–1964) 24 December 1896 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.5 Kesiah Melzina ( Zinnie)
Tracey (b. 22 Jul 1876 Salt Creek, Wayne, Ohio d. 25 September 1962 Orrville,
Wayne, Ohio) married William Allen Griffith (1879–1953) about 1895 United States
1.1.2.2.7.6 Elizabeth Jane Tracey (b. 2
Oct 1878 Salt Creek, Wayne, Ohio d. 21 Mar 1916 Plain Twp., Wayne, Ohio)
married John William Gordon (1877–) 4 February 1897 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.7 Shuman Alvin Tracey (b. May
1882 Salt Creek, Wayne, Ohio d. 01 Mar 1946 Wayne, Ohio) married Nora Edith
Imhoff (1885–1975) 19 April 1904 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.8 Calvin Hiram Tracey (b. 29 May
1882 Fredericksburg, Wayne, Ohio d. Aug 1937) married Catherine Hannah (1886–)
9 July 1904 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.9 Eathen Fluhart Tracey (b. 15
January 1885 Salt Creek Township, Wayne, Ohio d. 18 June 1952 Fredericksburg,
Wayne, Ohio) married ??? about 1894 Ohio
1.1.2.2.7.10 Edna C. Tracey (b. 11 Oct
1887 Wayne Co., Ohio d. 4 Jan 1938 Frederecksburg Twp., Wayne, Ohio) married
John Foster Thompson (1880–1972) 14 April 1906 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.2.8 Catharine " Kate"
Tracy (b. 8 January 1845 Prairie Township, Holmes, Ohio d. 29 July 1915 Denver,
Denver, Colorado) married Dr. Leander Burnsides Maxwell (1834–1906) 27 February
1877 Tyler, West Virginia
1.1.2.2.9 John William Tracy (b. January
1848 Clinton, Ohio d. 28 April 1903 Akron City, Summit, Ohio) married Winifred
Clerkin (1853–1907) 29 December 1874 Summit, Ohio
1.1.2.2.9.1 Arthur W Tracy (b. 10 November
1875 Northampton Center, Summit, Ohio d. 18 April 1910 Akron, Summit, Ohio)
married Bessie Sherbondy (1880–) 2 November 1904 Summit, Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.9.1.1 Marian Irene Tracy (b. 22
October 1905 Akron,Summit Ohio ) married Judson Glenn Taylor (1902-) married 14
Mar 1922 Summit, Cuyahoga, Ohio,
1.1.2.2.9.2 Emma Gertrude Tracy (b. 8 July
1877 Clinton, Ohio d. 31 December 1949)
1.1.2.2.9.3 Albert P. Tracy (b. 6 August
1878 Clinton, Ohio d) married Esther Ann Tucker (1883–1909) 16 November 1907 Trumbull,
Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.9.3.1 Esther Ann Tracy (b. 1909
Ohio) married John Joseph Rich (1907-1963) 4 April 1929 Trumbull, Ohio
1.1.2.2.9.4 Charles Seguy Tracy (b. 20
September 1879 Peninsula, Boston Township, Summit, Ohio d. 2 January 1932Akron,
Summit, Ohio) married Ruby ???
1.1.2.2.9.5 James W Tracy (b. October
1881, Clinton, Ohio d. 2 Sep 1928Kenmore, Summit, Ohio)
1.1.2.2.9.6 Mary Ellen Tracy (b. 18
September 1883 Akron, Summit, Ohio) married Frank William Tinnemeyer
(1880–1952) 24 April 1916 Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States
1.1.2.2.9.7 Anna Cora Tracy (b. 4 May 1885
Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio d. 10 January 1948 Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio) married
David Walter Thomas (1879–1937) about 1910 Tallmadge, Summit, Ohio, United
States
1.1.2.2.10 Margaret H Tracy (b. December
1851 Wayne, Ohio d. 8 January 1936 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California)
married Harry D Ludwick (1836–1898) 21 November 1872 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.3 John Tracy (b. 1808 Pennsylvania
d. 29 May 1898)
1.1.2.4 Sarah Tracey (b. 1 Jul 1811 Smith
Township, Washington, Pennsylvania d. 18 Nov 1898 Orrville, Green Township,
Wayne, Ohio) married John Rop [Ross] 27 May 1834 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.5 Jane Tracey (b. 14 January 1814
Wayne, Ohio d. 10 September 1868 Butler, Iowa) married Samuel Kimmel 3 Jan 1839
Holmes, Ohio
1.1.2.6 Elizabeth Tracey (b. 8 October
1817 Stark, Ohio d. 8 November 1893 Jackson Township, Huntington, Indiana)
married Jacob Ihreg [Arick] 21 Jan 1836 Wayne, Ohio
1.1.2.7 Keziah Tracy (b. 11 May 1821
Fayette, Pennsylvania d. 1 February 1899 Jackson, Iowa) married Jesse Berkey 17
Mar 1840 Holmes, Ohio,
1.1.2.8 Margaret Tracey (b. 22 February
1826 Ohio d. 18 March 1860 Huntington County, Indiana) married Jacob Rothfon 3
May 1849 Ashland, Ohio
1.1.3
Henry Tracey (b. 1810)
1.2 Thomas
Treacy/Tracy married Sarah Coplind 15 Dec 1773 Holy Trinity (or Old Swedes)
Church Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware
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James Mathew Tracey 1779-1869 (aged 90 yrs 6 m 10 d)
[see 1.1.2 above]
James was in the 1st Regiment, Andrews Ohio Militia,
War of 1812. Private in Captain Jacob Gilbert and Captain John Zimmerman
Companies.
Children:
James
H. Tracey 1803–1857 Spouse Nancy Plank Tracey 1815–1883
Children:
Matilda Ann Tracey Baughman
1831–1917
John Plank Tracey 1836–1910
Spouse Margaret Gaines Taylor Tracey 1841–1899 (m. 1860)
Lieut
8 Mo.S.M. CAV.
US
Congressman. Elected to represent Missouri's 7th District in the United States
House of Representatives, serving from 1895 to 1897. Also served as a Member of
the Missouri State Legislature in 1903.
Children:
S.
Nannie Tracey 1863–1940
Margaret
L. Tracey Brown 1866–1919
John
J Tracey 1869–1927 Spouse Parepa G. Tracey 1874–1955
Children:
John
Charles Tracey 1897–1972 Spouse Frances May Boosinger Tracey 1898–1993 (m.
1920)
Children:
John
Charles Tracey 1923–2005 Spouses 1st Jane Breeden Jones Tracey 1924–1989 2nd
Joanna M Nehls Tracey 1925–2015
Lt
Col US Air Forse World War II, Korea, Vietnam
Lidabel
Tracey 1901–1919
Miriam
Leslie Tracey Beach 1872–1901
Chauncey
I. Tracey 1880–1905
Was
US Infantry Co. G.
Lucinda
R Tracey Stutzman 1838–1910
Catherine Tracey Coy
1846–1926
Elhannen Winchester Tracey
1849–1928 Spouse Sarah Ann “Sallie” Metz Tracey 1852-1921
Children:
Nancy
Belle Tracey Culbertson 1874–1953
Effie
Irene Tracey Young 1881–1966
Robert
Alvin Tracey 1891–1922
Joseph R. Tracey 1853–1857
William
Tracy 1806–1871 Spouse Nancy Ish Tracy 1810–1882 (m. 1829)
Children:
Maria
Tracy 1832–1840
James Hunter Tracey
1836–1906 Spouse Sarah Jane Harrison Tracey 1848–1907
Father
of Aubert L. Tracey. Served in Co. E, 32nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Rank: SGT.
Enlisted: 27 Jul 1861 Mustered: 20 Jul 1865
Children:
Margaret
Florence Tracey Moore 1870–1943 Spouse John Moore 1862–1909
Elizabeth Tracey
Spear 1872–1941 wife of O. J. Spear
Solomon Foster
Tracey 1884–1892
Fanna A. Tracey
Meier 1884–1905 Spouse Joseph C. Meier 1884–1966
Edith Tracey
Meier 1886–1961 Spouse Joseph C. Meier 1884–1966
Jacob
Tracy 1838–1905
Civil
War Company G, 166th Ohio Infantry
Elizabeth Tracey Thompson
1840–1895 Spouse David Thompson 1820–1898 (m. 1862)
Wilson Samuel Tracey
1842–1903 Spouse Hester Ann First Tracey 1846–1920
Enlisted as
a private in Co. H, 102nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry, on 7 August 1862 at the age
of 19. Was a member of a detachment sent on 24 September 1864 to relieve Ft.
Henderson in Athens, AL, which was under siege by rebel cavalry commanded by
CSA Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest. The detachment was fighting to gain the fort,
and within sight of it, when the fort was unexpectedly surrendered. Forrest
then forced the relief detachment to surrender as well and Pvt. Tracey was sent
to Cahaba Prison. Exchanged on 22 April 1865 and survived the explosion and
fire aboard the steamer SULTANA on 27 April 1865. Mustered out at Columbus, OH
on 20 May 1865.
Children:
Annie May Tracey
Shane 1870–1928 Spouse W Toland Shane 1860–1932
Elmer Ellsworth
Tracey 1871–1922 Spouse Jessie M. Laughlin Tracey 1881–1945
Children:
Harry
L Tracey 1914–1974 Spouse Ila P ??? 1922-1986
Eathen F. Tracey
1885–1952 Spouse Pearle Brown Tracey 1882–1975
Catherine
"Kate" Tracey Maxwell 1845–1915 Spouse Leander Burnsides Maxwell
1834–1906 (m. 1876)
Jane
Tracey Kimmel 1814–1868 Spouse Samuel Kimmel 1813–1881 (m. 1839)
Elizabeth
Tracey Arick 1817–1893 Spouse Jacob H. Arick 1816–1894
Kisiah
Tracey Burkey 1821–1899 Spouse Jessey Burkey 1819–1899
Margaret
Ellen Tracey Rathfon 1826-1860 Spouse Jacob Rathfon 1821–1889 (m. 1849)
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[George Washington Tracey 1852-] Spouse Barbara Kuns
Tracey 1853–1882 [see 1.1.2.1.11 above]
Children:
James Henry Tracey 1875–1909 Spouse
Mamie Drew Tracey 1878–1973
Children:
Juanita
Tracey 1903–1975
Virgiline Marie Tracey
1908-1909 (half sibling)
Urban
Theodore Tracey 1879–1956 Spouse Cora Addosia Moomaw Tracey 1877–1956
Children:
Jay
Walter Tracey 1900–1962 Spouse Margaret Louise Bish Tracey 1900–1974
Children:
Jay
Walter Tracey Jr. 1925-2007
Children:
Jay
Walter Tracey 1953–2006
Margaret
Joyce Tracey 1930–1930
Barbara
Louise Tracey Griffiths 1932–2013
John
Dean Tracey 1906–1987
1lt
US Army, World War II
William George Tracey 1882–1897
Willie's
mother, Barbara Kuns Tracey, died within a year of giving birth to Willie. His
father, George W. Tracey, and mother were married in 1874 in Piatt County,
Illinois. After his mother's death, Willie's two older brothers went to live in
McPherson, Kansas with Barbara's sister, Mary Kuns Vaniman. Willie went to live
in Darke County, Ohio with Barbara's mother's brother, John Spidel. Willie was
like a son to John. When Willie was about 16 years old, the wagon in which
Willie and John were riding was struck by a train. Both were killed.
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Wayne
County [Ohio] Pioneer Families
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Wayne
County [Ohio] Pioneer # 2
James Tracy (1779-1860)
James Tracy was born 18
February 1779 and died 30 April 1860. He married Mary Hartley 1802
Mifflin Co. Pennsylvania.
Mary was born 1782 and died 1850. James Tracy served in War of
1812. James and Mary had
eight children.
They were:
James H. (1803-1857)
William (1806-1871)
John (1808-1870)
Sarah (1811-1898)
Jane (1814-1868)
Elizabeth (1817-1893)
Kesiah (1822-unknown)
Margaret (1826-1860)
James Tracy purchased the
southwest quarter of section 9 in Salt Creek Township, Wayne
County, Ohio. He is listed
in the 1820 US Census for Salt Creek Township.
James Tracy was entered in
the Wayne County Pioneers in 1986.
James Tracy (1779-1860)
married Mary Hartley
Sarah Tracy (1811-1898)
married John Finley Ross
William Findlay Ross
(1842-1893) married Catharine Swart
William Howard Ross
(1879-1966) married Mabel Grace Garrett
Myrtle
Ross Hawken (1905-2006)
Wayne County [Ohio] Pioneer # 34
George Tracy (1777-1822)
[descendent of Teague Tracy born Ireland about 1642]
George Tracy was born about 1777
in Frederick County, Maryland. George Tracy married about
1809 in Fayette County,
Pennsylvania to Leah McCoy. She was born about 1789. Leah McCoy
Tracy died in 1850 in
Liberty Township, Wells, Indiana. George Tracy died in 1822 in Wayne
County, Ohio. His will was
probated in November of 1822.
Their son Bowen Tracy was
born 14 October 1813 in Georges Township, Fayette County,
Pennsylvania. The son, Bowen
Tracy married Sarah Gaddis on 29 August 1839. Sarah Gaddis
was the daughter of Abner
Gaddis of Salt Creek Township, Wayne County, Ohio.
George Tracy purchased 155
acres of land in the northwest quarter of section 2 in Salt Creek
Township, Wayne County, Ohio
on the 23 April, 1814. George Tracy was recorded in the
Quadrennial Census of 1819
and listed in the 1820 Census of Wayne County, Ohio.
George Tracy was entered in
the Wayne County Pioneers in 1993.
George Tracy (1779-1822)
married Leah McCoy
Bowen Tracy (1813-1862)
married Sarah Gaddis
Johnson (John) Gaddis Tracy
(1855-1934) married Caroline Gottier
Zella Mae Tracy (1877-1960)
married Harrison Baker
Stanley Wallace Baker
married Starling Harriett Dixon
Harrison
Scott Baker
Last
update: 27 July 2023