It may be presumed that the Traceys of
Monaghan are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
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The Traceys of Monaghan can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Cenél Eóghain.
In
Monaghan there is the civil parish of Ematris. which in earlier records is
called Emetresse. A townland in this civil parish is Cordressigo [formerly
called Corrigressagh and Iomadh-Treasa = many Traceys] Nearby, in Cavan
bordering Fermanagh, there is the similarly named Cordressogagh in the civil
parish of Killinagh.
1663 Hearth Money Rolls
Torlogh
O'Tressan, Tonnytallagh, Currin, Dartrey, Monaghan
Clogher – Curates [see Dublin]
1749. Philip Tracy appears up to 1760 (V.B.), son
of Daniel T., "gen." b. in Dub., ent. T.C.D., July 19, 1738, aged 16,
ed. by Dr. Magill, B.A. 1743, M.A. 1746, ord. D. 1748, Kilmore. [Monaghan? See
Tyrone]
Clogher
clergy and parishes [microform] : being an account of the clergy of the Church
of Ireland in the Diocese of Clogher, from the earliest period, with historical
notices of the several parishes, churches, etc. (1929)
1788
Poll of Electors
Henry Teacy?, Loughkillygreen [Galloon],
Co. Fermanagh.
Henry Teasey?, Loughkillagreen [Galloon], Co. Fermanagh.
John Teasey?, of Clones, Co.Monaghan. Freehold: Loughmillgreen,
Fermanagh
Wm Teasey?, of Clones, Co.Monaghan. Freehold: Loughmillgreen, Fermanagh
1796 Flax Growers
John Tracy Ematris Monaghan
1819 Kane Estate, Errigal Truagh, County Monaghan
James
(Tracy) Trenor, Glen More (Middle), 1819. See Widow McKenna for comment
James
(Tracy) Trenor, Glen More (Middle), 1819-21.
Theo
McMahon and Brendan O Neill. Rentals and Reports of the Kane Estate, Errigal
Truagh, County Monaghan, 1764-1821. Clogher Record, Vol. 13, No. 3 (1990), pp.
72-91
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John O'Donovans Ordnance Survey letters - Cluain Eois [Clones], May
31st 1835 …I have spent a considerable
part of this day (Sunday) in the church yard to get a list of the families of
Orielian blood who are buried with St. Tierney [St. Tigernach]. They are as
follows:- ...22-Treacy, O'Treasaigh... 3
November 1934 (SC) |
|
September 18, 1841 (FJ) Repeal Association
...from Baltimore...Matthew Tracy,
Monaghan, 1 dollar; Patrick Tracy, ditto, 1 dollar; Philip Tracy, do, 1
dollar;...
March 22, 1842 (BL) Monaghan
Assizes
Thomas
Tracey, for joining in procession on 12th July last at Castleblayney - No
prosecution.
1851 Census - 1908 Pensions Act
The Old
Age Pension Act was introduced in 1908. Pension claimants had to prove their
age. Those born before 1864 used the 1841 and 1851 census.
1.10.20
[1st October 1920] Image
Catherine
Hackett 2 yrs (d. of Hugh Hackett & Cath Tracey) 1851 Annbore St Clones
Clones Monaghan
Address:
Mr James McGhee, 38, North Frederick Street, Glasgow
IG Record 29260
HACKETT Catherine Hugh HACKETT
Cath. HACKETT nee TRACEY Annbore St, Clanes Clones Dartree Monaghan 1920 -
Agent, 38 North Frederick St, Glasgow. 1851 Catherine 2yrs.
http://www.ireland-genealogy.com/view_category/Page-271.html
Clones,
Co. Monaghan
Cath
Tracey Mother
MISSING ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
|
Name
of Missing |
Home
county |
Arrival
|
AD
Date |
SEEKER
|
|
Mathew Tracy (merchant tailor) |
Clones, Monaghan |
S.Street, Baltimore, MD |
15/6/1855 |
Eleanor Rice (sister), Buffalo, NY Contact: Rice/Nolan |
|
Patrick Tracy |
Clones, Monaghan |
S.Street, Baltimore, MD |
15/6/1855 |
Eleanor Rice (aunt), Buffalo, NY Contact: Rice/Nolan |
|
Philip Tracy |
Clones, Monaghan |
S.Street, Baltimore, MD |
15/6/1855 |
Eleanor Rice (aunt), Buffalo, NY Contact: Rice/Nolan |
1855 Boston Pilot
OF MATHEW TRACY,
native of Clones, co Monaghan, Merchant Tailor, with his two sons Patrick and
Philip; when last heard of was in South street, Baltimore, where he resided
many years. Information will be received by his sister Eleanor Rice, otherwise
Nolan, who is now in Buffalo, N Y.
1855 RIC Service
Robert
Tracy, 14947, b. 1831 Londonderry [see Monaghan parish]
14947
Robt Tracy, (M) Dismonted 28/4/74 70082D/23963, 20 years, 5'9.5", b. L
Derry, Catholic, married 7 Dec '60 wife born Leit, recommended S In Cole, lab,
allocated 16 Apl 1851, served Reserve 1 Aug '51 - Louth 1 May '54 - Reserve 13
Feb '55 - Mon 1 Nov '55, P1SC 1 Sep '51 - PAC 1 Feb 1868 - P Con 1 Octr 1870,
Rewards App Aug '58, Pensioned 1 July 1875 £2-10 C F 14947D/12041, served 24
years 2 months, pension £48
January 8, 1856 (BL) Select Boarding School, Monaghan
...Tracy...
Griffiths Valuation - Monaghan 1858-1860
James Tracy Drumgoask Tedavnet Monaghan
James Tracy Telaydan Tedavnet Monaghan
James Tracy Coolshannagh Monaghan Monaghan
William Tracy Gallanagh Monaghan Monaghan
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Mary
Ann Treacy 6 Oct 1904 Glasslough Street Monaghan Monaghan,
widow, to Mary Jane Arthurs, widow
Thomas West
10 Jun 1920 Creeran Monaghan, farmer, to Frances Trancey,
married woman
John Thompson
5 Apr 1904 Drumaver Monaghan, farmer, to James Tracey, RIC,
Agnes Shaw, married woman & Sarah Thompson, widow
1860- British
War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
James Tracey, b. 1871, Monaghan, Monaghan
John Tracey, b. 1878, Monghan, Monaghan
Thomas Tracey, b. 1872, Monaghan, Monaghan
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
James Tracey, b. 1871, Monaghan, Monaghan
John Tracey, b. 1876, Monaghan, Monaghan
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Mary Jane, Monaghan, Monaghan. 3 251
Tressy, James, Cootehill, Cavan/Monaghan. 18 160
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
British Army Service Records
James Tracey, b. 1871 Monaghan,
Monaghan
John Tracey, b. 1878 Monghan,
Monaghan
March 1873
The Secretary of State for War has approved of the issue of a ??? to Colour Sergeant James Tracey, Monaghan Militia for good conduct and length of service in that regiment[?].
22 September 1880
Freeman's Journal
...Elizabeth Tracey, St Louis convent School Monaghan...
18 Oct 1881 (BL) The
Intermediate Examinations
E. Tracey, St. Louis Convent School, Monaghan.
7 May 1881 (N) Inquest -
Monaghan
...Drumbar...Dr. William Woods and Mrs. Tracy/Tracey, a certified nurse, were present when the child was born.
State of Indiana, Glasgow
& Larne to New York 18 April 1885
Patrick Tracey, 25, M, Monaghan
1886 RIC
Service [retired to Louth, 1901
& 1911 Census]
James Treacy, 41846, b. 1852 Kildare
41846 Jas Treacy, 23 2/3 years, 5'9.25",
b. Kildare, Protestant, married 7/4/86 wife born Monaghan, recommended by S.J. Purdon,
farmer, allocated 8 Jany 76, served Louth 29 July 76, Reward & Punishments,
Pensioned 17.2.1909 41846D/36699
1902
Probate of
the Will (with one Codicil) of John Thompson late of Drumever County Monaghan Farmer
who died 5 April 1904 granted at Armagh to [son-in-law] James Tracey Constable
Royal Irish Constabulary Agnes Shaw Married Woman and Sarah Thompson Widow Date Of Grant: 07/05/1904 Effects: Effects £277 16s
[daughters Agnes and Sarah, dated 27th November 1902]
1888 RIC Service
Robert
John Tracy, 53294, b. 1861 Monaghan
53294 Robt
John Tracy, 17 years 8 months, 5'8.5", b. Monaghan, Catholic, married
6.6.96 wife from Tip SR, recpmended by HC Morris, none [trade], allocated 22
August 88 - 14 Mar 89 with loss of former service, served Tipperary S.R. 9 Nov
89 - Limerick 1.9.96, 8? Punishments, Discharged 24.8.88[?] Unfit by Surgeon
99671D Pensioned 16.9.1914 16.9.1914 86253D, Contd Londonderry & Leitrim
30 Sep 1892 (BL) County
Monaghan To Let
Scarva House...1 mile from Clones...Proposals Richard H. Tracy, Esq, Roseville, Naas.
1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Patrick Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 48 years, widower, salesman, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glasgow. to brother James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’8”, grey complexion, grey hair, - eyes, b. Ballyshannon Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister] [see Donegal[
Charles Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 19 years, single, compositor, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glasgow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’10”, grey complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Frank Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 17 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glasgow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’7”, brown complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Edward Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 15 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glasgow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’3”, fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Catherine Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 15 years, single, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glasgow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’3”, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, b. Clones Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
Margaret Treacy, Glasgow Scotland, 1913, 41 years, single, sister, Cousin: Mrs Ann McGee, North Hawover St, Glasgow. father paid passage, to Uncle James Treacy, 18 Jupiter street, Flushing, L.I., N.Y. 5’6”, grey complexion, grey hair, grey eyes, artificial left eye, b. Ballyshannon Ireland. [Patrick Treacy 48, Charles Treacy 19, Frank Treacy 17, Edward Treacy 15, Catherine Treacy 15, Margaret Treacy 41 sister]
1896 Assizes
Barony of Louth...197 James
Conlon, jun., contractor, for erecting 35 perches of a paling on the road from
Castleblayney [Monaghan] to Ardee [Louth], between James Treacey's house and
the Rev Father Gogarty’s house in Louth. Section 56...£5.0.0.0
United States Naturalization Petitions
Edward Patrick Treacy, born 26 Apr
1898 Clones, Monaghan, Ireland. Naturalised 1921 & 1925 New York
Kathleen Treacy, born 26 Apr 1898
Clones, Monaghan, Ireland. Naturalised 1921 & 1925 NY, New York
6 Jan 1899 (BL) The Local
Government Act
Clones Urban Council...nominee...Patrick Tracey (labour)...
Local government reform came in 1898 and the first Clones urban council, elected on the 16 January 1899 consisted of: John Black, solicitor, the Diamond; John Smyth, merchant, Analore Street; Francis Maguire, grocer, the Diamond; Francis Maguire, hardware merchant, the Diamond; Edward Brady, grocer, Fermanagh Street; Richard McPhilips, butcher, Fermanagh Street; Peter McCarney, grocer, Fermanagh Street; James Kelly, carpenter, Cara Street, and Patrick Tracey, traveler, Newtownbutler Road. The town clerk was John Robinson.
Livingstone, Peadar (1980) The Monaghan Story. Clogher Historical
Society, Enniskillen.
21 January 1899 (AC) Urban
District Councils
Clones Election. The following nationalists were returned...Patk Tracy (Labour)...
5 January 1901 (AC)
Clones UC...Treacy...
25 May 1901 (AC) UIL
Meeting in Clones
...present...P. Tracy...officiers elected...Patrick Tracy...
2 April 1904 (AC) Mr.
Patrick Treacy, Clones
Having learned that Mr Patk Treacy is about to leave Clones to take up business in a neighbouring town, a number of friends in Clones have formed a committee for the purpose of presenting him with a testimonial to express the esteem and regard in which he is held by all classes. There is no doubt that the co-operation of all Clones people will be forthcoming for this thoughtful and worthy project when they are made aware of it. Mr Treacy has been connected with Clones for many years, during which he enjoyed a unique popularity. In his early days he was closely connected with Sir Thomas (then Mr. Or Tom) Lipton, at the outset of that remarkable man's career, and outside Mr Lipton himself there is probably no man living who knows more of the history of the distinguished baronet from the time when he started his provision shops in Candleriggs, Glasgow, until he found himself the owner of the biggest provision business in the world, than Mr Treacy. On leaving Glasgow, Mr. Treacy was appointed to the charge of Lipton's store and distributing station at Clones, from which post he subsequently retired. He was a member of Clones Urban Council for a number of years, but withdrew from that position to the regret of his colleagues and the electors. Mr. Treacy is a Nationalist of the most advanced views, but[?] the reverse of bigoted, and enjoys the esteem and respect of persons of every political and religious opinion. Since the death of his wife a couple of years ago, he has taken little or no part in public affairs in Clones. His departure from the town will be deeply regretted by all who knew him.
3rd December 1901 Board of Guardians of Monaghan Union
Mary A. Treacy, Dispensary Midwife, appointed 19 October 1878, salary £25/0/0
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 12 January 1901 (AC) Clones United Irish League
Mr. Treacy on the New Century - De
's Career [Lecture]
24 August 1901 (AC) Clones United Irish League
...committee...P. Treacy...
15 February 1902 (AC) Clones Union
...present...Philip Tracy...
11 April 1903 (AC)
Clones (No 2) Rural Dictrict
Council...Philip Tracey...
21 November 1903 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...P. Tracey...
23 July 1904 (AC)
Clones (No 2) Rural Dictrict
Council...Philip Treacy...
Clones Board of Guardians...Philip
Treacy...
25 March 1905 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr T[?] Tracy, D.V.C. in the
chair...
26 August 1905 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr Philip Tracy, DVC,
presiding...
16 June 1906 (AC)
The weekly meeting of the Clones
Board of Guardians...Mr. Philip Treacy, presiding...
4 August 1906 (AC)
Clones Board of Guardians...Mr.
Philip Treacy, D.V.C., in the chair...
Apr 9, 1909 (IT) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr. Philip Tracey presiding...
Jan 7, 1910 (FJ) North Monaghan
...Nationalists of Clones...Philip
Treacy RDC...
18 June 1910 (AC) Clones No.2 RD Council
...P. Tracey...
30 July 1910 (AC) Clones Board of Guardians
...Mr Philip Tracy in the chair...
19 November 1910 (AC) Clones No.2 RD Council
...Mr Philip Tracy...
30 December 1911 (AC) Clones No.2 RD Council
Member Co-opted...to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Philip Tracy...
8 October 1904 (AC) Sudden death in Monaghan
Mrs Mary Anne Tracy, a midwife
living in Glasslough St., Monaghan, was found dead in bed on Thursday morning.
She appeared to be in her usual health on Wednesday evening. The cause of death
is supposed to be heart failure.
Mary Ann Treacy: Administration of the estate of Mary Ann Treacy late of Glasslough-street Monaghan County Monaghan Widow who died 6 October 1904 granted at Armagh to Mary Jane Arthurs Widow. Date Of Grant: 16/12/1904 Effects: Effects £11 5s
1906
Report of the Viceregal Commission on Poor Law Reform
11/11/1903 Mr. Philip Treacy of Clones and then Enniskillen, member of the Clones Union in Minutes of Evidence
June 1906 - The weekly meeting
of the Clones Board of Guardians was held on Thursday, Mr. Philip Treacy
presiding. The Chairman moved a vote of condolence on the death of Mr. Michael
Davitt and the resolution was unanimously passed [with the support of the
Unionists who remained].
28 March 1908 (AC) Miss Agnes Treacy
...Newtownbutler, Co. Fermanagh.
Although resident in Dublin, Miss Treacy's father is a native of Fermanagh, Mr.
Philip Treacy, R.D.C. [Clones] being her uncle...
May 1910 ITClones Board of Guardians, Mr. Philip Treacy presiding... 1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1914-1918 Ireland’s Memorial Records
John Tracey. Reg. No. 9028. Rank
Acting Drummer, 2nd Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Killed in action France
6/8/1917. Born Monaghan. Ypres Town Cemetery Extension III. D. 15.
[Lived at 23 Geoffrey St Belfast?] 22 September 1917 (AC)
...John (Jack) Tracy, R. Dublin Fusiliers, youngest son of the late Mrs. Tracy,
district nurse, Monaghan, has been killed...
WWI Canadian Overseas
Expeditionary Force, Number: 2507332 [see Donegal]
Francis Treacy, printer, single, [signature], June 28 1917
Residence: New York City
Birth Date: 8 Dec 1896
Birth Location: Clonas, Co ??[Monaghan], Ireland
Relative: Patrick Treacy of 1285 2nd Ave. New York, USA
Relationship: Father
1917 USA Draft Registration
Chas [Charles] Treacy b. 17 Nov 1893 Clones Moraghaw [Monaghan]
Ireland, declared naturisation, apprentice compositor, father & sister
dependants, single, lives 1285 2nd Ave NY NY
Francis Treacy b. 08 Dec 1895 Clones [Monaghan] Ireland, declared first
papers, printers apprentice, father dependant, single, lives 1285 Second St NY
NY
10 November 1917 (AC)
Clones Petty Sessions
Patk Treacy, Clones, was summoned...for driving a car in Strokestown...without being licenced...David Levinson, Clones, owner of the car [employer?]...licence was out of date...
25 Oct 1920 Capture of Tempo Police
Barracks by Fermanagh Brigade
...The
arms &c. captured included:-
8
Lee Enfield Rifles.
3
Police Carbines - two without bolts which could not be found in the barrack).
3
Revolvers (all that could be found).
Two
boxes of .303 ammunition and one box of revolver ammunition. One box of Veney
Lights. Some small hand grenades. Handcuffs. Belts and a miscellaneous
assortment of ammunition. Police day books and other documents.
The
arms and ammunition were placed in a white Hupmobile car driven by Patrick Tracey of Clones [Monaghan born
Cavan] (which was not of course intended to be used - the other car had failed)
and the stuff was driven off following the route Tempo - Trasna - Gardiners Cross
by Aughaneagh Church to Nutfield Cross and on back to Carntrane behind Comdt.
Reilly's residence where it was dumped on the mountain on the land of James
Fee. In the car were Comdts. Reilly and Smyth, Joe. Stavin (wounded in the hand
at the entry to the barracks) and Michael Smyth Drumbrocas. Joseph Stavin was
left at Fee's house for the night. The stuff was removed inside 48 hours to a
Monaghan Battalion dump at Crossnagowan, and ultimately taken over by the
Monaghan area. The stuff was lent by Comdt. Carney to Comdt. Matt Fitzpatrick
but in spite of repeated efforts no portion of it was ever got back to the
Fermanagh Brigade. Slavin the only casualty on our side apart from Comdt. Breen
was taken from Fee's house on the following night across Lough Erne and safely
attended to by a doctor in the Maguiresbridge Company area. Fee's house and
land was raided by tans a few days later, and a servant boy named Burns (who
was not a volunteer) was shot in the thigh.
Board of
Trade – Central Register of Seamen
Tracy G T 22/11/1926 Clones, Co. Monaghan. R755503
Aug 1, 1928 (IT) Royal
Irish Academy of Music
...Convent of St. Louis Carrickmacross [Monaghan]...Pianoforte...Violet Tracey...
27 October 1928 (AC)
Monaghan District Court
Abusive Language Case. Bridget Tracey, Cornacreive, Emyvale summoned Mary Casey for abusive language on 1st October...lived in a labourers cottage, her husband worked on the road...she and her child [Maggie Cassidy], were going to the well...undertaking given.
Bernard Tracey & Bridget Cassidy
My Greatgrandmother
Bridget Cassidy married Bernard Tracey sometime after 1915. They lived in
Cornacrieve, Monaghan. I would appreciate any information you have on
the record. This is what I do know about Bridget and Barney's
children:
Hugh Tracey: b. 1924
Eileen Tracey: b.
1926?
Bernard Tracey:
b.1928
Rory Mulcahy 31 Aug
2011 rorydotcom@hotmail.com
Bernard Tracy may have married Bridget Hickey in 1913 who may have died in 1915.
7 September 1929 (AC)
Monaghan Co. Board - AOH
...Clones (Bros. Joe Quinn, Joe Deery and H. Treacey)...
1942 US Draft
Charles Treacy b. 17 Nov 1893
Monaghan, Ireland Residence: Queens, New York
FAMILY HISTORIES
James Tracey & Mary McGuire
[see Drumragh Tyrone]
I’m researching James Tracey and
his family. James Tracey/Treacy was born about 1843 and lived in Co. Tyrone
(Drumragh and Omagh). He married Mary McGuire who was born about 1845
(presumably in Co. Tyrone, but I’m not sure). They had a number of
children, with Jane being the last one (I believe) born in 1881.
By 1891, the family was living in
Glasgow, Scotland. Jane Tracey married Edward Murray. Edward was born in
Co. Monaghan, Ireland. Edward and Jane moved back to Ireland (Co.
Monaghan) probably before 1917, where they lived with Edward’s mother. It
looks like Jane Murray née Tracey
died early in 1917.
Are these people you’re following?
Jane was my great-grandmother and I’m still looking for information on
her and her family. Can you suggest where to find more information?
Thanks,
Roxe Murray, Ottawa Ontario,
Canada, 24
February 2011, Roxe at Rogers <roxem@rogers.com>
Martha Treasy b. abt 1710 Diocese of Clogher m. William Coulson 1730 Diocese of Clogher
Susanna Peirce or Treacy b. 1718 Diocese of Clogher m. Samuel Cottnam 1739 Diocese of Clogher
Deaths
Mary
Treacy died 1866, Clones PLU, aged 2, b. 1864
Mary
Tressy died 1866, Clones PLU, aged 2, b. 1864
Owen Tracy
died 1866, Clogher PLU, aged 84, b. 1782, died 16 Apr 1866 Clogher REG
Sarah Tracey
died 1866, Clogher PLU, aged 60, b. 1806, died 16 May 1866 Clogher REG,
relative Thomas Tracey
William
Tracy died 1869, Monaghan PLU, Aged 56, b. 1813, died 8 Apr 1869 Monaghan
[Monaghan]
Clones
[see also Fermanagh]
1850 Census - ward 11, Baltimore, Maryland
Mathew Tracy M 72
Ireland, tailor
Mary Tracy F 64
Ireland
Patrick H Tracy M 39
Ireland, tailor
Philip J Tracy M 36
Ireland, tailor
Matthew Tracy died 7 Mar 1854 Baltimore City, Maryland
New Cathedral Cemetery
Matthew Tracy (1784 -
7 March 1854, age 70)
Mary Tracy (1789 - 20
April 1852, age 63)
P. H. Tracy (____ - 5
? 1876)
Phillip J. Tracy (1814
- 4 Feb 1853, age 39)
Ellen Tracy Bogue
(1818 - 1883)
Mary Tracy (1819 - 11
Oct 1837, age 18)
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=112000305
1855 Boston Pilot
OF MATHEW TRACY,
native of Clones, co Monaghan, Merchant Tailor, with his two sons Patrick and Philip;
when last heard of was in South street, Baltimore, where he resided many years.
Information will be received by his sister Eleanor Rice, otherwise Nolan, who
is now in Buffalo, N Y.
Philip Tressy, full age, widower, tailor, lives Greahishial N.T. Butler [Greaghcashel Galloon], (s. of Philip Tressy, farmer, deceased)
married Rose Mowen, do [full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives
Greahishial N.T. Butler (d. of John [Charl - crossed out] Mowen, labourer) 10
August 1881 RC Chapel Clones. Wit: Bernard Keenan & Elizabeth A Lilly
[Clones, Clones PLU Monaghan] signed her mark [see Galloon Fermanagh]
Patrick Treacy, of full age, bachelor, grocers assistant, lives Clones [Clones], (s. of Charles Treacy, deceased, merchant) married Marianne Clerkin, of full age, spinster, " [grocers assistant], lives Clones, (d. of Patrick Clerkin, deceased, farmer) 8 January 1893 RC Church Killeevan Wit: Terence Duffy & Alice McCann [Clones Clones PLU Monaghan] [see Donegal]
1. Mr. Treacy & Mrs Treacy
1.1 Patrick Treacy b.
1864 Ballyshannon Donegal m. ??? abt 1891 Clones Monaghan (LDS)
1.1.1 Charles b. 17 November 1893 Clones d. 20 November 1971 (LDS)
1.1.2 Frank b. 1895 Clones d. before 1990 (LDS)
1.1.3 Edward b. 1897 Clones d. 1999 (LDS)
1.1.4 Catherine b. 1897 Clones d. 1990 (LDS)
1.2 James b. abt 1868
Ballyshannon (LDS)
1.3 Margaret b. 1872 Ballyshannon (LDS)
John F. Tracey (b. 20 March 1873 [1874?] Clones Monaghan d.
25 July 1905 South Dakota) married 26 November 1896
to Anna Gill 1873
Leonard Tracey 1898-1966
Earl F Tracey 1900-1950
Vera Tracey 1903-1994
Erma Tracey 1905-1975
[Double entry with the first entry crossed out]
Mary [Catherine] Sweeney [Treacy] a domestic servant
Catherine b. [11 August
1904 Workhouse Clones]
Catherine Treacey, a domestic servant
Catherine b. 15 September 1904 Workhouse Clones
Patrick Treacy, of age, bachelor, labourer, of Clones, (s. of Thomas Treacy, farmer) married Catherine Logue, of age, spinster, of Clones, (d. of James Logue) Wit: James O'Nrien & Mary Anne Quigley 05 June 1906 Clones RC Church [born 1885 Cavan - see 1911 Census Clones Monaghan]
Hugh Joseph
Tracey
Birth: 06 Jun
1922 - Clones, Ireland
Death: 28 Jan
1996 - Orlando, Orange, Florida, USA
Tree Name: Tracey
Family Tree csavelli692 Contact 4
November 2006
Clones Inscriptions
ROUND TOWER GRAVEYARD
William Treacy m. his
wife Mary d. 6/2/1784 a. 49. (stone 146)
Source: Clogher Record 1984 Vol Xi No. 3 pp 421-438
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Des Tracy Trio &
Quartet The Tracy Family of Clones, Co. Monaghan are now in the band business, providing Ceili music all over the republic. The band was founded and is managed by 21 year old Des Tracy who plays the piano accordion. His 23 year old brother Paddy is in charge of the drums while their sister Ena, aged 20, performs on the piano and accordion. Des has given up his job as a garage mechanic. Ena is a drapers assistant and Paddy is a cinema projectionist. (1955 Irish Times) From the mid 1950’s the famous
“Des Tracy Trio” from Clones were one of the most popular dance bands in this
north midlands area from the mid fifties until the era of the dance hall
craze faded out some years ago. The trio then were Des (center), his late
sister Ena (RIP) on piano and the late Dominic Monaghan (RIP) on drums. They
were all from Clones but Des Tracy was born in Arva but his family moved to
Clones where Des and Ena grew up and Des lived most of his working life there
while working in Northern Ireland as a company representative.
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Jacobus Traccy married Catherina M'Hugh? of Templecarn 14 Jun 1838 Donagh Parish } bad copy
Jacobus Tracy married Maria Galagher of Templecarn 28 Jun 1838 Donagh Parish }
Sara Tracy & Laurentie Conly?/Crislly
Maria Conly b. 11 Mar 1857 Sp. Ferusliana? Handy Donagh Parish
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1st May 1934: A Ghost Story, A Funny Story, A Hunting Song, The Black Pig from John Treacy, Glannan & Pullis, Donagh, Monaghan, told by his father aged 50 years. http://www.duchas.ie/en/ppl/john-treacy?con=MU |
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November 1937 to January 1939: Local Cures, Churning, Riddles, Halloween Night, Bread from Eileen Treacy, Cornacreeve, Donagh, Monaghan told by her mother aged 48 years. Riddles & Proverbs from Hugh Treacy http://www.duchas.ie/en/ppl/eileen-treacy?con=MU http://www.duchas.ie/en/ppl/hugh-treacy?con=MU |
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MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
John James Treacy, 1954, Donagh, Monaghan
Malachy George Treacy, 1984, Donagh, Monaghan
Nellie Treacy, 1990, Donagh, Monaghan
Drumsnat
and Kilmore
??? married Jane Goodwin 11 Dec
1865 Wit: Joannes Clerkin & Anne Goodwin? Drumsnat and Kilmore Parish [bad
copy] [located beside Monaghan Parish]
John Tracy,
26, puar?, servant, lives Newgrove [Tedavnet CP & RC], (s. of James, labourer?) married Jane Goodwin,
19, man?, farmer, lives Ledamond?, [Dunraymond? Kilmore] (d. of Mary) 11 December 1865 RC Chapel
Monaghan Wit: John Clonkin & M? Ann Goodwin [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
Drumully
(Fermanagh/Monaghan)
Margarita Tracey of Lisnalea [Bailieborough
Co. Cavan], (d. of Philippi Tracey & Elizabetha
Mulligan of Caldrea? (Drumgoan) [Drumgoon Cavan]) married Petrus Morris of
Dunsrim [Currin Monaghan], (s. of Petri Morris & Joanna Byrne of Kiltifargy
[Killyfargy Currin Monaghan]) 24 November 1878 Wit: Jacobo Slavey? of Lisnalea?
& Maria Boyle of Lisnalea. Drumully Parish [see
Drumgoon Cavan]
Margaret
Tracey, 21, spinster, servant,
lives Lisnalea, (d. of Philip Tracey,
farmer) married Peter Morris, 35, bachelor, labourer, lives Scotshouse [in
Aghnahola Currin], (s. of Peter? Morris, farmer) 24 November 1878 RC Chapel
Scotshouse Wit: James Flavey? M & Mary Boyle [Clones Clones PLU] signed her
mark
Margarita Treacy & Petrus Morris
Maria Jana Morris b. 4/5 Sep 1879
of Dunsrim Sp. Hugo Treacy & Ann
Cosgrove. Drumully Parish
Margaret Morris, full age, widow, BLANK profession, lives Drumcrin? [Dunsrim Currin
Monaghan] (d. of Philip Tracy, dead,
labourer) married John Brady, full age, widower, labourer, lives Drumcrin? (s.
of Eoin? Brady, dead, labourer) Wit: Eoin? Reilly & Rose McMahon 24 June
1896 Scotshouse RC Church, signed their marks [Clones Clones PLU]
Francis Treacy, full age, widower, farmer, lives Greaheshial Lisnachea [Greaghcashel Galloon], (s. of Philip
Treacy, deceased, farmer) married Lucy Fitzpatrick, do [full age],
spinster, BLANK profession, lives Gortnacarre N.T. Butler [Gortnacarrow
Drummully], (d. of John Fitzpatrick, do [farmer]) 21 November 1882 RC Chapel Currin [Drummully Wit: Daniel
Treacy & Jane Fitzpatrick, signed their marks [Newtown Butler Clones
PLU] signed her mark [see Galloon Fermanagh]
Killanny
CoI
James Treacy,
of full age, bachelor, R.I.C. constable, lives Jonesboro [Jonesborough
Jonesborough] Co. Armagh, (s. of Peter
Treacy, farmer) married Margaret Thompson, of full age, spinster, BLANK
profession, lives Drumrcnan? [Drumever in Griffiths Valuaion] Killany
[Killanny] Parish, (d. of John Thompson, farmer) 07 April 1886 Church of Ireland
Ballymackney Wit: William Samuel Thompson & Francis Moarity [Killany
[Killanny] Carrickmacross PLU] [see RIC or Kildare]
Probate
of the Will (with one Codicil) of John Thompson late of Drumever County
Monaghan Farmer who died 5 April 1904 granted at Armagh to [son-in-law] James Tracey Constable Royal Irish
Constabulary Agnes Shaw Married Woman and Sarah Thompson Widow [daughters Agnes
and Sarah, dated 27th November 1902]
Killeevan
Patrick Treacy, of full age, bachelor, grocers assistant, of Clones, (s. of Charles Treacy, deceased, merchant) married Marianne Clerkin, of full age, spinster, grocers assistant, of Clones, (d. of Patrick Clerkin, deceased, farmer) Wit: Terence Duffy & Alice McCann 8 January 1893 Killeevan RC Church [Clones PLU] [see Donegal]
Mary
Tracey, Do [full age],
spinster, servant, lives Drumslavog [Tedavnet], (d. of Philip Tracey, dead, labourer) married James Sheridan, full age,
widower, labourer, lives Kilevan [Killeevan Killeevan], (s. of James Sheridan,
dead, farmer) 16 May 1893 RC Chapel Urbleshanny [in Drumdesco Tedavnet] Wit:
James Donnelly & Annie M'Carey [Scotstown Monaghan PLU] signed their marks
Monaghan
Presbyterian
James Tracey,
27, widower, bank cashier, lives Monaghan [Monaghan], (s. of Wm Tracey, farmer) married Elizabeth
Whitla, 26, spinster, NIL, lives Do [Monaghan], (d. of Robert Whisla, draper)
25 June 1879 House of Robert Whitla Diamond according to the rites &
ceremonies of the Presbyterian Church Monaghan Wit: James Arthur Mayne junr
& Alice Whitla [Monaghan Monaghan PLU] (Note: under the authority of a
special license granted by the Rev Thomas Witheron moderator of General
Assembly) [duplicate] [Note: Not included in printed index]
Monaghan
CoI
James Tracy (s. of William Tracy) m. Anne Logan (d. of James Logan) 15 Jun 1848 Monaghan
James Tracy, full age, bachelor, labourer, lives Milltown parish of Monaghan, (s. of William Tracy, labourer) married Anne Logan, full age, spinster, lives Tulloden parish of Fydasnet, (d. of James Logan, farmer) 15 June 1848 Monaghan Church of Ireland Wit: John Higginbotham & Robert Gilson [Monaghan Monaghan PLU] signed their marks
Monaghan
RC
Mariam Tracy of [this place?] married Jacobum Tighe of Tydavnet Wit: Patritius McGuinness & Jacobus McGuinness 4 May 1837 Monaghan Parish
Jacobus Tracy of Monaghan married Nora Fry of Tydavnet Wit: Jacobus Fry & John Tracy 09 Feb 1838 Tydavnet Parish
Jacobi Tracey & Honoria Fye
Joannes Tracey b. 13 Nov 1838 of Milltown Sp. Gulielmus & Maria Tracy Monaghan Parish
Maria Tracy & Jacobi Fife/Tie
Patritius Fife b. 9 Jun 1839 of Milltown Sp. Arthur & Brigitta Fife Monaghan Parish
Margritta Tie b. 6 Jun 1841 Sp. Joannis Tracey & Eliza Connolly Monaghan Parish
Sergeant Jacobus? Tracy of Barracks (s. of Thomas & Joanna of Kilkenny?) married Maria Anna McKenna of Glassburgh Street (d. of Jacobi? & Catherine of Glassburgh Street) Wit: Thomas McKenna of of Glassburgh Street & Maria? Moor of Tiugau? Pst? 14 Apr 1863 Monaghan Parish (note: Acta Matriomi gufinatric?) [see Kilkenny]
Jacobo Tracy/Treacy/Tracey & Maria Anna McKenna
Maria Anna? Tracy b. 17 Mar 1864 of Glaslough St Sp. Gulielmus Royson & Maria Anne McKenna? Monaghan Parish
Sabina Treacy b. 13/19 Feb 1868 of Glasslough St Sp. Michael Casey & Sabina Casey Monaghan Parish
Jacobus Tracey b. 22/23 Oct 1870 of Glasslough Street Sp. Jacobo? McKenna & Catherina Kelly Monaghan Parish
Thomas Tracy b. 25/28 Jan 1873 Glaslough St Sp. Joanne McCready & Joanna Shery Monaghan Parish
Joannes Tracey b. 26/27 May 1875 of Glasslough St Sp. Thoma Hacket & Joanna Barber Monaghan Parish
James Tracey, sergeant Monaghan Militia, & Mary Jane McKenna
Mary Jane Tracey b. 16 March 1864
Glasslough St [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
James Tracey/Treacy & Mary Anne McKenna
Elizabeth b. 29 October 1865 Monaghan Monaghan (LDS)
Sabina Treacy b. 18 Feb 1868 Monaghan Monaghan (LDS)
James b. 22 October 1870 Monaghan
(LDS)
Thomas Treacy b. 25 Jan 1873 (LDS)
John b. 26 May 1875 Monaghan (LDS)
Army Birth Registration
Mary J.
Tracey, Monaghan, 1864, 87th, Vol 1629 page 1
Elizabeth
Tracey, Monaghan, 1865, 78th, Vol 28 page 64
Sabine
Tracey, Monaghan, 1868, 87th, Vol 1629 page 9
James
Tracey, Monaghan, 1870, 87th, Vol 1629 page 11
James Treacy, sergeant Monaghan
militia/staff & Mary Anne McKenna
Elizabeth
Tracey/Treacy b. 29 Oct 1865 of Cavalry Barracks Monaghan. Jas Tracey, father,
Cavalry Barrack Monaghan [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
Sabina
Treacy b. 18 Feb 1868 of Glasslough St Monaghan. Jas Treacy, father, Glasslough
St Monaghan [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
James Treacy b. 22 Oct 1870
Glasslough St. James Treacy, father, Glasslough St [1870 18 299 Monaghan
Monaghan PLU]
JAMES TRACEY Born KILKENNY, Kilkenny Served in 74th
Foot Regiment; Surrey Militia Discharged aged 39, 1833-1854 [b. 1815] [Sergeant
Highland Light Infantry - 71st & 74th Foot No.1008]
James Tracy b.1815 St James, Kilkenny 74th till 1854, Surrey Militia
1833 – 1854
March 1873
The Secretary of State for War has
approved of the issue of a ??? to Colour Sergeant James Tracey, Monaghan
Militia for good conduct and length of
service in that regiment[?].
James Tracey died 18? Nov 1875 of Glasslough St, age 58 years, pensioner, Maryanne Tracey present at death Glasslough St [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
8 October 1904 (AC) Sudden death in Monaghan
Mrs Mary Anne Tracy, a midwife
living in Glasslough St., Monaghan, was found dead in bed on Thursday morning.
She appeared to be in her usual health on Wednesday evening. The cause of death
is supposed to be heart failure.
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Mary
Ann Treacy 6 Oct 1904 Glasslough Street Monaghan Monaghan,
widow, to Mary Jane Arthurs, widow
Administration of the estate of Mary Ann Treacy late of Glasslough-street Monaghan County Monaghan Widow who died 6 October 1904 granted at Armagh to Mary Jane Arthurs Widow. Date Of Grant: 16/12/1904 Effects: Effects £11 5s
1889 Militia service
records
James Tracey, born 1871 Monaghan Monaghan Ireland, no. 4158 5th Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers Regiment, Attested 07 Mar 1889 age 18 years 5 months, no trade, single, no children,
18 years 5 months, 5'8", 32.5" chest, fresh complexion, hazel eyes, light brown hair, RC
Joined regular army 7th August 1890
WO 97 - Chelsea Pensioners
British Army service records
James Tracey, born 1871 Monaghan Monaghan Ireland, No. 3622 Royal Ish Fusrs, attested 07 Aug 1890 Armagh, 19 years, labourer, served 2 years 5 Royal Irish fus
Description 19 years 11 months, 5'8", 124 lb, 34-34.5" chest, fresh complexion, grey eyes, light brown hair, at present living in 5th Royal Irish Fuisilliers, Discharged medically unfit Pvt 19.6.94 served 3 years 314 days (east Indies 1y84d)
Next of kin: Mother Mary Ann, brothers (younger) John, Thomas Glasslough Street Monaghan sisters elder Elizabeth, Mary Janies Glasslough St Monaghan, single, no children
4.8.93 Medical at Allahahed, Dementia, recommended for discharge, conduct good temperate
Landed in India 18th March 1893, Allahabad 29.3.93-26.7.93 Dyspepsia - Climate nerves tonic 2.11.93 Dementia - Climate and military service acting on a ??? weak minded subject...Colaba 19.1.94 Dementia...Lunatic Hospital Netley Hants 14.5.94 Dementia
WO 97 - Chelsea Pensioners
British Army service records
Thomas Tracey, born 1872 Monaghan Monaghan Ireland, No. 7266 Private Lancashire Fusiliers - 20th Foot, attested 13 Feb 1891 age 19
19 years, 5'*", 131 lb, 34-5" chest, fresh complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, RC,
Royal Irish Fusilliers 11 Feb 91 to 21.3.99. Served Home, East Indies, Burma, Egypt, Home, Malta, Gibralta, Malta, Eygpt, Home.
Next of Kin: Mother Mary Ann Monaghan, brother elder James R.I. Fus, brother younger John Monaghan, Intended residence Gentslough St Monaghan
Discharged 10 Feb 1912 at Tidworth, age 40 years, 5'9.5", 29-42" chest, fresh complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, labourer, intended residence: 12 Donard St Ravenhill Road Belfast
Discharged in consequence of the termination of his second period of engagement
Conduct very good, two good conduct badges, pay Rate 5d class II, served 21 years
1890 Militia
John Tracey born 1876 Monaghan Monaghan Ireland, No. 591 5th Battalion R Irish Fus Regiment, attested 04 Aug 1890 age 14 6 months
14 years 6 months, 30-32" chest, fresh complexion, grey eyes, brown hair, R Catholic, enlisted Royal Irish Fus 23 Sep 1892 staff 5 Battalion as drummer
WO 97 - Chelsea Pensioners
British Army service records
John Tracey, born 1878 Monaghan Monghan Ireland, No. 20558 Royal Artillery, Attested 15 Jun 1897 19 years 5 months, labourer
19 years 5 months, 5'4.25", 122 lb, chest 34", fresh complexion, grey eyes, dark brown hair, RC, scar left elbow, scar right side of chest,
Died at Dinapae India 31 May 1903 of Enteric fever
Next of kin: Uncle John Tracey, Main Street Monaghan
Elizabeth Tracey, 25, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Monaghan, (d. of James Tracey, dead, soldier in 5th RIF?) married James Burke, 29, bachelor, Color Sergt in 3rd RIF?, lives Armagh, (s. of Patrick Burk, dead, shoemaker) 27 January 1892 RC Chapel Monaghan Wit: E. McDermott & Mary Jane Kelly [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
Dorothy Henning Tracey, Do [full age], spinster, mill worker, lives Finlay Street Ligoniel,
(d. of James Tracey, dead, Army
pensioner) married William Green, full age, widower, labourer, lives Finlay
Street Ligoniel, (s. of William Green, dead, labourer) 09 September 1899 RC
Chapel St. Vincent de Paul Wit: Patrick Maguire & Bridget Corchoran, signed
his mark [Belfast PLU Antrim] signed his mark [born 1876 Monaghan 1901 Census]
[Not found in birth indexes]
Mrs Tracey
Hello My GGrandmother Mary Ellen Murphy was born in Monaghan. She
married a Stephen James Murphy who was stationed at the Infantry Barracks in
Monaghan. They lived in Dublin Street and had 3 children between 1899 Michael,
George 1901 and Kathleen 1904. The midwife was Mrs Tracey in Glasslough
Street. Can anyone help me with information about the Murphy families that
lived in Dublin Street??
Thank you. Sharon Essex Jun 19, 2008
??? married Jane Goodwin 11 Dec
1865 Wit: Joannes Clerkin & Anne Goodwin? Drumsnat and Kilmore Parish [bad
copy] [located beside Monaghan Parish]
John Tracy,
26, puar?, servant, lives Newgrove [Tedavnet CP & RC], (s. of James, labourer?) married Jane Goodwin,
19, man?, farmer, lives Ledamond?, [Dunraymond? Kilmore] (d. of Mary) 11 December 1865 RC Chapel
Monaghan Wit: John Clonkin & M? Ann Goodwin [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
Roberti Treacy/Tracy & Maria Anna Rooney
? Treacy b. 17/20 Feb 1868 of Glasslough St Sp. Maria Kelly. Monaghan Parish
Robertus Joannes Tracy b. 28/30 Dec 1870 of Constatalay Banacks Sp. Mathew Murphy & Catharina Kegan. Monaghan Parish
Robert Tracy & Maria Anna Rooney
Caroline b. 19 Feb 1868 Monaghan, Mon, Ire (LDS)
Robert John Tracy b. 1871 Monaghan, Ireland Vol.3 Page 331
Robert Tracy, acting constable of police, & Mary Anne Rooney
Caroline
Tracy b. 19 Feb 1868 of Glasslough Street Monaghan. Robert Tracy, father,
Glasslough St Monaghan [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
Robert Tracy,
mounted constable of police, & Mary Anne Rooney
Robert John Tracy b. 28 Dec 1870
Glasslough Street. Robert Tracy, father, Glasslough St [1871 3 331 Monaghan
Monaghan PLU] [registered 1871]
1855 RIC Service
Robert
Tracy, 14947, b. 1831 Londonderry
14947
Robt Tracy, (M) Dismonted 28/4/74 70082D/23963, 20 years, 5'9.5", b. L
Derry, Catholic, married 7 Dec '60 wife born Leit, recommended S In Cole, lab,
allocated 16 Apl 1851, served Reserve 1 Aug '51 - Louth 1 May '54 - Reserve 13
Feb '55 - Mon 1 Nov '55, P1SC 1 Sep '51 - PAC 1 Feb 1868 - P Con 1 Octr 1870,
Rewards App Aug '58, Pensioned 1 July 1875 £2-10 C F 14947D/12041, served 24
years 2 months, pension £48
Robert
Tracy died 21st Jan 1888 Carrickmacross, married, age 57, pension from
Constabulary, Paralysis 1 month certified, Robert Tracey son of deceased
present at death Carrickmacross [PLU Carrickmacross Monaghan]
1888 RIC Service
Robert
John Tracy, 53294, b. 1861 Monaghan
53294 Robt
John Tracy, 17 years 8 months, 5'8.5", b. Monaghan, Catholic, married
6.6.96 wife from Tip SR, recommended by HC Morris, none [trade], allocated 22
August 88 - 14 Mar 89 with loss of former service, served Tipperary S.R. 9 Nov
89 - Limerick 1.9.96, 8? Punishments, Discharged 24.8.88[?] Unfit by Surgeon
99671D Pensioned 16.9.1914 16.9.1914 86253D, Contd Londonderry & Leitrim
Elizabeth Tracey, 25, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Monaghan, (d. of James Tracey, dead, soldier in 5th RIF?) married James Burke, 29, bachelor, Color Sergt in 3rd RIF?, lives Armagh, (s. of Patrick Burk, dead, shoemaker) 27 January 1892 RC Chapel Monaghan Wit: E. McDermott & Mary Jane Kelly [Monaghan Monaghan PLU] see above
Deaths
Anne Treacey, died 1871, Monaghan Monaghan PLU, aged 70 years, b. 1801, widow of farmer, died 13 Feb 1871 Workhouse
MEMORIAL INSCRIPTIONS
Monica Tracey, 1945, Monaghan, Monaghan
Old
Latlorcan Graveyard
Sacred to the memory of Jane wife of Sergeant James
Tracey who departed this life 3 June 1862 aged 52 years. I believe my redeemer
liveth and that in the last day shall see God My Saviour. Job Chapter 19. The
above named James Tracey died November 14 1875 aged 57 years.
Griffiths Valuation of 1860 gives James Tracey
living at Coolshannagh.
Old
Latlorcan Graveyard by Maurice J. Moriarty, Clogher Record, Vol. 21, No. 1
(2012),
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Hall, Enniskillen. - Clogher Diocesan Synod Chris Treacy from Monaghan Parish and Bertie
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Tydavnet
Mariam Tracy of [this place?] married Jacobum Tighe of Tydavnet Wit: Patritius McGuinness & Jacobus McGuinness 4 May 1837 Monaghan Parish
Elleonora Treacy? of Tydavnet married Jacobus McNally of Roslea Wit: Thos Sheil & Alcats? Edan? 18 Feb 1838 Tydavnet Parish
Jacobus Tracy of Monaghan married Nora Fry of Tydavnet Wit: Jacobus Fry & John Tracy 09 Feb 1838 Tydavnet Parish
Joanna Tracy & Georgius Reynolds (Cacatholisus)
Marianna Reynolds (etatis ??? quindo) b. 27 July 1840 of Glassdrummond [Glasdrumman] Sp. Brigida Connolly Tydavnet Parish
John Tracy,
26, puar?, servant, lives Newgrove [Tedavnet CP & RC], (s. of James, labourer?) married Jane Goodwin,
19, man?, farmer, lives Ledamond?, [Dunraymond? Kilmore] (d. of Mary) 11 December 1865 RC Chapel
Monaghan Wit: John Clonkin & M? Ann Goodwin [Monaghan Monaghan PLU]
Rose
Tracey & Eugeni
McGourk/McGuirk
Hugo McGourk b. 1 Apr 1870 Sp. Monia McGourk
& Brig Clark Tydavnet Parish
Bridgette McGuirk b. 4 Feb 1872 of Annagallia [Annagally]
Sp. Patricius Clark & Maria Clark Tydavnet Parish
Catherina McQuirk b. 27 Jan 1874 Sp. Joanne
Clarke & Catherina McKenna Tydavnet Parish
Eugenius McGuirk b. 15/18 Feb 1878 of Annogellia
Sp. Patritius Clerkin & Maria Clerkin Tydavnet Parish
Mary
Tracey, Do [full age],
spinster, servant, lives Drumslavog [Tedavnet], (d. of Philip Tracey, dead, labourer) married James Sheridan, full age,
widower, labourer, lives Kilevan [Killeevan Killeevan], (s. of James Sheridan,
dead, farmer) 16 May 1893 RC Chapel Urbleshanny [in Drumdesco Tedavnet] Wit:
James Donnelly & Annie M'Carey [Scotstown Monaghan PLU] signed their marks
[see Killeevan]
GENERAL
REFERENCES FOR MONAGHAN
Monaghan
Election Petition 1826; minutes of evidence,
Old
Monaghan 1775-1995, Monaghan, Clogher Historical Society, 1995
Carville,
G. Parish of Clontibret,
Cotter,
Canon J.B.D. A Short History of Donagh Parish, Enniskillen, 1966.
Duffy,
J. (ed.) A Clogher Record Album; a diocesan history,
Gilsenan,
M. Hills of Magheracloone 1884-1984, 1985.
Haslett,
A. Historical Sketch of Ballyalbany Presbyterian Church, Belfast, n.d..
Leslie,
Seymour Of Glaslough in Oriel, 1912.
Livingstone,
Peadar (1980) The Monaghan Story. Clogher Historical Society,
Enniskillen.
Marshall,
J.J. History of the Town & District of Clogher, Co. Tyrone, parish of
Errigal Keerogue, Tyrone, & Errigal Truagh in the Co. of Monaghan,
1930.
McCluskey,
Seamus Emyvale Sweet Emyvale, Monaghan, 1985.
McIvor,
John Extracts from a Ballybay Scrapbook, Monaghan, 1974.
McKenna,
J.E. Parochial Records, Enniskillen, 1920.
Mulligan,
E. The Replay: A Parish History: Kilmore & Drumsnat, Monaghan, 1984.
Na
Braithre Criostai Mhuineachain, Monaghan Memories, Monaghan, 1984.
O
Mordha, P. The Story of the G.A.A. in Currin and an outline of Parish
History, Monaghan, 1986.
O'Donnell,
Vincent Ardaghey Church and people, St. Naul's Church, Ardaghey, 1995
Rushe DC
History of Monaghan for two hundred years 1660-1860. Dundalk 1921
Rushe,
D.C. Monaghan in the 18th century, Dublin & Dundalk, 1916.
Rushe,
D.C. Historical Sketches of Monaghan, Dundalk, 1895.
Shearman,
H Ulster, London, 1949.
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