It may be presumed that the Traceys of Offaly are descended from the Uí Bairrche.

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The Traceys of Offaly can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they are of the Uí Bairrche.

1604? Pat. 2 James I.

XXXV.—-44. General Pardon to...Donell O’Tressye of the same, husbandman, [Kilcarmicke in the King’s co.]...

John Trasy

V. Coolock [Dublin] c. 1595-1604; V. Crogan and Geashill [Offaly] 1615

Ulster Historical Foundation (2001) Clergy of Dublin and Glendalough.Ulster Historical Foundation [with] Library Committee of the Dioceses of Dublin and Glendalough.

Board of First Fruits: abstracts from rolls of accounts Henry VIII-Charles I c. 1500 - 1700 [Accounts]

Petrum Tresse Rcorem de Rathmore [Rathmore Meath] viz in an 1562 1563 et 1574 ultr infa tempus hryus compi solut

Petru Tresse Reorem de Rathmore ut sup proan 1571 1578 1579 et 1580

Petrum Tresse Rcorem de Rathmore [1577-1578]

Petru Trassy rector de Crineston [Crinstown Laraghbryan Kildare] [1580-1581]

ret. de Johane Tracey Rector de Croghan [Croghan Croghan Offaly] pro duob ann finit 1607

de John Tracy Rector de Croghan ut su [Daren Miden]

Johem Tracy Rector de Croghan solvend viz adfest Pasch 1617 ad Fesh Mich 1617

Joħnem Tracy Reor de Croghan primitys dce Reor ut endū & [1617-1618]

2o. de Johne Tracey Rector de Croghan pro annis 1612 et 1617

re de Johne Tracey Vicar de Croghan ad XX p ann et vicar de Ballykilly ad pro 1621

ret. Edro Tracy viccar de Kilclonfest [Kilclonfert Offaly] [1613-1614]

Edrn Tracy viccar de Kilconfert

Edrm Tracy viccar de Kilclonfort [1614]

Edrm Tracy viccar de Kilclonfert [1615]

de Edro Tracy Vicar de Ballinekill [Ballynakill Ballynakill Offaly] Suno And firit at sup [1623-1624] [Daren]

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=TCD%20MS%201745

Liber Regalis Visitationis of 1615 - Kilclonfert

Vicarius Edwardus Tracy Minister legens valor 10 le. Ecclia et Cancella bene repantur cum communionis Hibernice.

1622 ‘The Bishop of Kildare his Certificate’ NLI Ms. 8013 ix

Edward Tracy, vicar of Ballikill, was found to be ‘not of so virtuous a life as incident to his calling, yet tolerated with all in some measure in hope of amendment and in some respect he doth perfectly read Irish.’

Canny, Nicholas (2001) Making Ireland British 1580-1650. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

Lists of Irish Clergy in 1646-7

Mr. Edward Tracey, V. of Ballynakill, lives Edenderry, Diocese of Kildare

The Church of Ireland Gazette 9 May 1913

Census 1659

Barony Ballcowen, Kings (Offaly) (pp.439)

Trassey (7)

1600 to 1799 Irish Wild Geese at the Hôtel Royal d'Invalides Paris

William Tracy aged 32 of County Obredary [Londonderry or Edenderry Offaly?], grenadier of Sr. Galfer, Dillon's Regiment, in which he has served 12 years, confirmed by his certificate. His right arm is crippled from a musket shot at Chiari. Catholic Received 28th July 1701. Died 12 October 1719. at Nantes ATD.

Society of Friends (Quaker) Congregational Records

1719 William Tressy Kings County

Abraham Clibborn had taken from him for tythe by Laurence Coughlan servt to Richd Morton priest of the parish of Killygally for one part and by William Tressy servant to Laughlin Rigney tythemonger & under Maurice Crossbe & Charles Plunkett imps for the other half...

1720 Wm Trassy Kings County

Abraham Clibborn had taken from him for tythe by Francis Ward Wm Trassy and their assistants by takers under P. Morton priest of the parish of Killygally for one half and under Laughlin Rigney tythmonger under Maurice Crosby and Charles Plunkett junps for the other half...

1721 Wm Trassy Kings County

Abraham Clibborn had taken from him for tythe by John Coughlan and Wm Trassy servants to the afforsaid Morton priest of the parish of Killybally for one half and Laughlin Rigney tythemonger and Maurice Crossby and Charles Plunkett jinpropriators for the other half...

1722 Wm Trassey Kings County

Abraham Clibbosn had taken from him for tythe by Laurence Coughlan and Wm Trassey servants to said [Richard] Morton priest of the parish Killegally [Wheery or Killagally] for one sceil and Loughlin Riency by thatafter under Morris Crepby and Charles Plunkett Jmstor for the other half... aied by sd Trassy and Julius Croana...

1723 William Trassy Kings County

Abraham Clibborne had taken from him for tythe by lawence Coughlan to Richard Mouton priest of the parish of Killygally for one half & by William Trassy & Richard Mahon tythetakers under Laughlin Rigney tythemonger under Charles Plunkett & Maurice Cosby Impropriators for the other half...

7 Jul 1725 Declaration of Trust Memorial No: 33169

Thomas Jessop of Ballywilliam, Gent and James Ruddock ofKillcormick, Gent

Wit: Edward Tracy of Parsonstown, Gent

3 Nov 1725 and 2 Apr 1792 [Edward Tracy of Birr and family]

Edward Tracy, gent, of Birr Kings Co tranfered to Henry Palmer, gent, of Birr Kings Co, & Matt Hobart of Ballybritt Kings Co previous deed

William Colvile Esq of City Dublin to John Farange of City Dublin 13 acres land in Kings County new deed

Wit: Patrick Halfpenny & John Moore Esq

1730

Lot 1. Great House &c. - Is held under a lease renewable for ever, bearing the date the 19th day of October 1730, from Sir William Parsons and Laurence Parsons, his eldest son, to Edward Tracey, of All That and Those "The great House and gardens near the bridge with the two parks adjoining the Green of Parsonstown [Birr], as formerly held by Laurence Bettridge and Doctor Peter Ganserane, mearing on the South with a street that leads from one end towards Siffin, frontward with a street that led from the Correction house over the Bridge, and as far on the said bridge as the Dial was formerly erected on; on the North surrounded by the river and the said Parks, bounded on the South with part of the Green aforsaid; On the North with part of the lane leading towards the Parks, then held by Mr. Edmond Burke, merchant; on the east with the Parks then held by Edward Tracey and Michael Malone; and on the West with the Park and gardens then held by Thomas Jessop...The last renewal of said Lease bears date the 21st day of August 1838...to George Hanks and Samuel Hanks...

27 Mar 1863 Memorial No: 186315047

Simon Prescott Treacy, gent, of Chicago, Illinois, USA, assigned to

Thomas Kelly, shopkeeper, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

properties in Main Street, Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly].

Old leasees Edward Treacy granted a lease in 1729 and Edward Treacy was granted a lease in 1818

Witnesses Francis Wilkins, gent, of St Louis, Missouri, USA & James Scatcherd, Clerk to HM Consul at Chicago, of St Louis, Missouri, USA

13 Feb 1857 Memorial No: 185820208

Previous lease of Edward Treacy granted a lease in 1732 [Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]]

2 Oct 1736 & 28 Oct 1740

Leased of Moore Park for 3 lives. Lease later assigned

Simon Moore of Parsonstowne, OFF Weaver, William Jones of Parsonstowne, OFF Innkeeper, Richard Moore, Simon Moore of Parsonstowne, OFF Son, William Moore, Son,

Isaac Moore, For lives of George Tracy son of Edward Tracy, Bridget Gorman of Parsonstowne, OFF, Thomas Loe of Birr. OFF Gent, John Humphrys of Bushnal. LEX Gent

30 Mar 1738 registered 26 Oct 1776 Memorial No: 209708

Marriage Settlement

Grace Tracy of Birr Kings Co, daughter of Edward Tracy, merchant, of Birr to William Molloy of Doughill.

Witnesses:

Philip Langton, gent, of Birr, deceased

John Langton, gent, of Birr, deceased

David Langton, merchant, of Birr and his son William Langton of Birr

Registration:

William Brett, commissioner

Abraham Downes, JP, of Kings Co

H Wemys, JP, of Kings Co

1745 Deed

Thomas Tracy, cloathier, of Birr Offaly and Miss Mary Ann Clarke of Rath Offaly (d. of George) 28 Feb 1745 Pre-Marriage Settlement registered 19/01/1746. 84929

George Clarke to pay £500 marriage dowery, Thomas Tracy pledged a £600 lump sum or annuity thereon should Mary Ann Clarke be widowed.

Rev Robert Maw witness to deed, Thomas Armstrong, gent, of Killhibbert Island, Offaly witness to deed, Edward Molloy, gent of Clonbeale, Offaly witness to deed & memorial, John Lynch witness to memorial

4 Jan 1776 Memorial No: 214910

A renewed lease adding a replacement life to a 1746 lease of part of Clonoghil, [Birr], King's Co.

William Parsons of Woodville, King's Co [Offaly] Sir; Baronet

Edward Tracy of Birr, King's Co [Offaly], Gent

1746 Lease

Laurence Parsons of Parsonstown Kings Co, Sir Baronet

William Jesop of Ballywilliam [Eglish?], King's Co

Thomas Tracy, now deceased

Lives:

Thomas Tracy

George Tracy, now deceased

Robert Tracy

6 Mar 1756 Memorial No: 120269

Transferring leases of a dwelling house, two parks, another house & garden, two tenements, another park, all in town of Birr, Kings co, formerly held by Thomas Winsloe, from Thomas Hunter of Birr Kings, Merchant to Thomas Jellicoe of Birr Kings, Tanner...with the park then in the posession of Edward Tracey...

4 Sep 1755 Memorial No: 119338

Robert Tracey/Tracy/Treacy of Geashill, King's Co [Offaly], Merchant

Thomas Tracey/Tracy of Birr, King's Co [Offaly], merchant

Occupierers: Jeremiah Hanks of Birr, King's Co & Robert James of the Green Birr, King's Co

Witnesses: Joshua Carter of Dublin, gent & James Mullally of Dublin, gent

1 Oct 1757 Memorial No: 126576

Witness: Thomas Tracey, Gent, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co

22 Dec 1757 Memorial No: 173001

...life of...Thomas Tracy/Tracey of Parsonstown, King's Co...Merchant; since deceased...

2/6/1758 Indented Deed Lease & Release

Edward Tracy, Occupier, 1758-8-16, Edward Tracy & Michael Mallonon formerly in possession of parks to the east of Bettridges Parks in Parsonstown, Kings Co

30 Jul 1764 Memorial No: 153443

...Edward Tracy/Tracey...formerly possessed a 'park' near Birr, King's Co...

27 Aug 1773 Memorial No: 198312

...life of...Edward Tracy/Tracey...formerly in 1762 possessed a 'park' in Birr, King's Co...

29 Oct 1757 Memorial No: 126577 (and former deed 3 Oct 1745)

Laurence Parsons of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co, Baronet, leased to Thomas Tracy/Tracey of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co, Merchant...rent of five pounds sterling...part of Scurragh [Townparks Birr], King's Co [Offaly], ten statute acres grounded on the north by the river on the south by the parkes next adjoyning Siffin wood on the west by Jeremiah Hanks park on the east by the parks lately in the possession of Thomas Davis deceased, to hold to the ? Thos Tracy his heires ? for a period of 3 lives, Thomas Tracy and brothers George Tracy and Robert Tracy, renewable for ever.

29 Oct 1757 Memorial No: 126578 (and former deed 3 Oct 1745)

Laurence Parsons of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co, Baronet, leased to Thomas Tracy/Tracey of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co, Merchant...yearly rent of four pounds...those lands and parks then in the possession of Thomas Tracy being part & parcel of the lands of Svcurrogh containing in the whole nine statute acres bounded on the north by the parks next adjoining the river on the south by Siffin wood on the west by the parks in the posession of Francis Biddulph of Moorpark & on the east by the lands of parks lately in the posession of Thomas Davis deceased …to hold to the Thos Tracy his heires for a period of 3 lives, Thomas Tracy and brothers George Tracy and Robert Tracy, renewable for ever.

4 Jan 1776 Memorial No: 214909

A renewed lease adding a replacement life to a 1745 lease of part of Scurragh [near Birr], King's Co.

William Parsons of Woodville, King's Co [Offaly] Sir; Baronet

Edward Tracy of Birr, King's Co [Offaly], Gent

1745 Lease

Laurence Parsons of Parsonstown Kings Co, Sir Baronet

Thomas Tracy of Parsonstown Kings Co, merchant

Lives:

Thomas Tracy

George Tracy, now deceased

Robert Tracy

12 Jul 1760 Memorial No: 136356

Archdale and Davis...for the life of Charles Tracey son of Edward Tracey, clothier, Parsonstown, King's Co, a life in a 1721 lease

24 Jun 1762 Memorial No: 143936

Deed between Manly, White, Ennis & Abbot...Parsonstown, Kings...with the park then in the posession of Edward Tracey...

29 Sep 1770 Memorial No: 235252

Settlement between:

Robert Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Birr, Kings Co, Edward Tracy father

Elizabeth LLoyd, spinster, of Birr, Kings Co

William Jessop, of Ballywilliam, King's Co

7 Jan 1772 Memorial No: 191264

Named: Thomas Treacy who had a holding adjacent to part of Clonoghil, near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

23 Mar 1775 registered 16 Jan 1779 Memorial No: 218510

Edward Tracy/Tracey of Birr, King's Co, gent, leased to Michael Kearney of Birr, King's Co, gent, premises in High Street Birr, King's Co, for a period of 3 lives, formerly occupied by John Ryan, distiller, joining Robt Tracey, and gateway occupied by Bryan Ward.

23 Mar 1775 Memorial No: 218570

Edward Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Birr Kings Co, leased to Michael Kearney, gent, of Birr Kings Co, premises in Birr, King's Co [Offaly], for a period of 3 lives

John Ryan, Distiller; lately lived in High Street, Birr, King's Co

Bryan Ward, lately held a garden in Birr, King's Co

Lives of Michael Kearney, Gertrude his wife and Benjamin, his son.

1 Jan 1776 registered 14 Feb 1777 Memorial No: 210967

Mortgage

from Edward Tracy of Birr to Priscilla Willington of Tipperary

Leases granted by Sir Laurence Parsons of Birr to

Thomas Tracy, merchant, of Birr, King's Co, granted a lease in 1745 & 1746; now deceased

life of Edward Tracy, gent, of Birr, King's Co, only son of Thomas Tracy

life of Alice Tracy only daughter of Thomas Tracy [D]; a life in a lease renewal in 1758

William Tracy, a life in a lease of 1753; since deceased

Edward Tracy, father of Thomas Tracy formerly occupied a house near Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co

13 Jul 1777 Memorial No: 224301

Comment for Edward Tracy of Birr Kings Co, merchant, assigned to David Clark of City of Dublin, gent and Henry Odlum of Ard Kings Co, gent, in trust for the benefit of Sarah Bayly, spinster, eldest daughter of Thomas Bayly of City of Dublin, gent, a number of leases of lands in or near Parsonstown King's Co [Offaly]. [Marriage Settlement?]

Occupier:

Edward Tracy, grandfather of Edward Tracy

Thomas Tracy, father of Edward Tracy, held properties in or near Parsonstown, King's Co

17 Jan 1788 Memorial No: 260472

Edward Treacy, merchant, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly] assigned to John Franck, surgeon, of Roscrea, Co Tipperary a lease of the land of Park, near Birr, King's Co [Offaly], subject to redemption on payment of £60. Jemimna Palmer Widow; possessed the land of Park near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

21 Feb 1778 Memorial No: 226960

Will of Thomas Hanks, malster, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

Witness: Edward Treacy

3 Jan 1778 Memorial No: 246404

22 Sep 1785 Memorial No: 247897

8 Jul 1785 Memorial No: 255539

Birr, King's Co

Named/Witness:

Edward Tracey, merchant

19 Apr 1782/21 Jan 1805 Memorial No: 381322

Life of & Witness Simon Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

12 May 1783 Memorial No: 236856

Named:

Edward Tracey had a field in Parsonstown, King's Co

20 May 1783 Memorial No: 243704

Edward Tracy, merchant, of Birr, Kings Co

Michael Kearney, esq, of Birr, Kings Co

...near the bridge in the town of Birr belonging to Edwd Tracy, leased to Jeremiah Hanks & Nathl Hobard...

4 Sep 1784 Memorial No: 245691

Edmond Dalton. Esq, of Birr Kings Co, granted to Edward Tracy of Birr Kings Co, a rent charge payable out of the lands of Ballylisheen [Kilnaneave OR Dolla OR Ballynaclogh], Barony of Upper Ormond, Co Tipperary.

22 Sep 1784 Memorial No: 243760

Witness:

Edward Tracy of Birr Kings Co

21 Feb 1785 Memorial No: 245345

Edward Tracy, merchant, of Birr Kings Co

James Jackson, esq, of Birr Kings Co

John Frank, esq, of Roscrea Co. Tipperary

...lands of Clonoghill...

21 May 1790 Indented deed - Registered 31 January 1798

Edward Tracy of Town of Birr, Kings County, Gent, for considerations, granted to Jonathan Kent, & sons James & William Kent, the dwelling house in the Main Street of Birr for their lives, for yearly rent of 34 lb ster. Witness Thomas Miller of Town of Birr, Kings County Gent & Henry Palmer of City of Dublin Gent. John Moore Esq, Deputy Registrar

21 Apr 1793 Memorial No: 301215

Witnesses:

Robert Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Borris-in-Ossory, Queen's Co [Laois]

Edward Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

7 Oct 1794 Memorial No: 310218

Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

Life of Simon Tracy/Tracey, eldest son of Edward Tracey

13 Aug 1795 Memorial No: 315406

Mary Tracy held a field in Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly]

17 July 1795 (27 Sep 1764) Memorial No: 315683

Edward Tracy/Tracey, deceased; held 'parks' near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

24 Jan 1798 (22 Dec 1797) Memorial No: 333463

mentioned Edward Tracey, farmer, of Castletown, King's Co [Offaly],

life of William Tracey, 4th son[?] of Edward Tracey

30 Feb 1800 Memorial No: 344182

Wetherlock Hobart, Attorney at Law, City of Dublin, mortgaged a series of properties in or near Birr, King's Co [Offaly] & in the City of Dublin.

Edward Tracy/Tracey & Thomas Sylvester in earlier deed

7 Feb 1800 Memorial No: 353179

Witness: Edward Tracey, esq, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

6 Aug 1801 Memorial No: 354565

Sir Laurence Parsons, Baronet, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly] granted a lease to

life of Edward Tracy/Tracey, shopkeeper, of late of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

mentioned John Franks, doctor, of Roscrea, Co Tipperary, husband of Alice Tracey

Old lease

Edward Tracy/Tracey was granted a lease in 1728

Robert Tracy/Tracey a life added to a lease in 1758; since dead

Edward Tracy/Tracey a life added to a lease in 1758

Alice Tracy/Tracey a life added to a lease in 1758

3 Dec 1801 Memorial No: 357324

mentioned Edward Tracey had a field in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

20 Apr 1802 Memorial No: 360471

Edward Tracey had a field in or near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

19 Oct 1801 Memorial No: 360812

Dorothy Cole, widow, of Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly] & John Keeny, victualer, of Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly]

Wit: Edward Jones Tracy...

2 Nov 1802 Memorial No: 363523

Edward Tracy/Tracey, Mr; had a field near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

10 Jun 1801 Memorial No: 365072

Edward Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly], only son of Thomas Tracy

Thomas Tracy/Tracey, merchant, then of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly], now dead

Edward Tracy/Tracey of Birr, King's Co [Offaly], lately [in 1753] possessed a house in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

life of Alice Tracy/Tracey, sister of Edward Tracy; a life in a lease renewal

Robert Tracy/Tracey, a life in a lease of 1753

William Tracy/Tracey, a life in a lease of 1753; deceased

30 Jul 1804 Memorial No: 380507

Edward Tracy/Tracey held land near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

15 Nov 1804 Memorial No: 380864

Edward Tracy/Tracey formerly held 'parks' in or near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

Thomas Tracy/Tracey a life currently in the lease

28 Sep 1805 Memorial No: 387533

Assigning a lease of the Great House near the Bridge of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]. Previous deed had William & Laurence Parsons and Edward Tracy/Tracey.

4 NS 1806 Memorial No: 393999

Previous deed had Mr. Edward Tracy held parks in or near Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

8 Oct 1806 Memorial No: 399468

Named Mr. Edward Tracy formerly possessed ground in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co

4 Aug 1810 Memorial No: 429557

Named Edward Tracey had a field in Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

25 Jan 1811 Memorial No: 433673

Lives of the sons of Edward Tracey, Wool comber, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly], Simon Prescott Tracey, Robert Tracey & William Tracey.

29 Sep 1812 Memorial No: 449153

Named Edward Tracy who possessed a plot in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

4 Jun 1823 Memorial No: 530143

Named Edward Tracy who had [in 1798 & 1803] lands near Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

15 Mar 1825 Memorial No: 540563

Named Edward Tracy, formerly possessed a piece of ground in Main St, Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

18 Jul 1825 Memorial No: 547886

Named Edward Tracy who had [in 1735] a plot in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

19 Jan 1829 Memorial No: 565337

Named Edward Tracey who formerly held ground in Main St, Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

5 Apr 1830 Memorial No: 575509

Named Edward Tracy who formerly had property in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

11 Oct 1833 Memorial No: 183318049

Edward Tracy assignee of Rev Thomas Booth, clerk, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

7 Oct 1828 Memorial No: 563201

Named Edward Treacy who had a holding near Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

Genealogical Abstracts

Edward, Tracey, 1777, Offaly (King's),

Edwd, Tracy, 1741, Offaly (King's),

Edwd, Tracy, 1747, Offaly (King's),

Elizabeth, Treacy, 1726, Offaly (King's),

George, Treacy, 1726, Offaly (King's),

Mary Anne, Tracy, 1758, Offaly (King's),

Thomas, Tracy, 1758, Offaly (King's),

1727 George Treacy, Tullamore, King’s county, merchant (Perogative Will) Prerogative will book/F/257a.

Tracy Peerage Case

CL & 7 Vol 10

1. William Tracy of Canelly (Ross), Kings Co. d. 1734 married Mary O’Brien

1.1 James of Gurteen, Kings Co. b. 1729 d. 1794

1.1.1 Joseph

1.1.1.1 James

1.1.2 BLANK

1.1.3 BLANK

1.2 Timothy of Coole, Co. Westmeath. b. 1730 d. 1799 (~~ unreadable)

1.3 Anne m. Casrole of Killoughy, Kings Co.

(The following was included on the same page but may not be connected to the above)

1. July 1724 Wm Tipper of Tipperstown, Co. Kildare and Edward T. Now of Dublin set to Benj.Gale of Dublin lands of Tippertown for 3 lives (?).

GO Ms 576 Sadleir Pedigree Notebook, page 206.

(Included in the index of GO Ms 470 with the following in pencil “JA 2/9/44”)

17 Apr 1832

Printed document entitled ‘Case of Mr Joseph Tracy: Claiming the title of Viscount Tracy, of Rathcoole, in Ireland’ as referred to the Attorney General and Solicitor General; prepared by Williams and Bethel, agents, 14 Lincolns Inn Fields, London; concerning the claim of Joseph Tracy of Geashill, King's County [County Offaly], ancestor of Sir John Tracy of Toddington, Gloucestershire, [England].

1 item; 4pp CSO/RP/1832/6692

Evidence of Barrakia Lowe Tarlton...heard of other claimants...[about 1830[ knew old Patrick Tracy of Tullamore, now dead...William Welden Tracy of Ard [Geashill]...present claimant was a Wine Merchant in Dublin...my Aunt was married to William Tracy...

Evidence of Patrick Boyne...I married a daughter of Mr. Wyer [of Dureen near Portarlington in the Kings County]...my father-in-law's mother was a Tracy and connected with the Tracys... Catherine Wyer, wife of Mr. Patrick Wyer of such a place in the "Queen's County, Esquire, who departed this life" I think "July 1795"...

Statement of Joseph Tracy made in 1836...formerly of Geashill in the King's County Ireland now of Chapel Place North, South Audley Street, London...aged seventy years and upwards...I was principally reared by my uncle, the late Timothy Tracy of Coole in the County of Westmeath Ireland...that on the 10th day of August 1796 he gave me a Prayer Book...In 1798 I married the daughter of Mr. Philip Tracy of Castlebrack in the Queen's County, by whom I have a family of four sons and two daughters. In the year 1815, I gave the aforesaid Prayer book to my eldest son James...on his going to reside in Dublin...

Statement of William Carroll made in 1836...will be 72 years of age the eight day of August next ensuing...[lived at the age of six or seven] in the townland of Bonatern, Parish of Killoughy, Barony of Ballyboy, in the Kings County in Ireland...mothers maiden name was Ann Tracy...was born in the Parish of Lismally [Lynally?] in the King's County...his uncles James Tracy [and] Timothy Tracy...[grandparents] William Tracy and Mary Tracy...his uncle Timothy, who was at that period abroad, engaged in the German War...Deponent was about twelve or Fourteen years of age his Uncle Timothy came home, accompanied by his wife, an English Woman...gave money to his mother...and was afterwards a Clerk in the General Post Office in the City of Dublin...became agent to Lord Boyne, who had an estate in the Parish of Lanelly...employed for many years by Lord Portarlington, near Spire Hill at Portarlington, but his uncle not considering the salary sufficient entered into the service of Mr. Smyth of the county of Westmeath, member of parliament, who gave him a freehold in the townland of Coole, county Westmeath, where he settled, died and was buried around 1799...Uncle James living in Gurteen in the Barony of Geashill on Lord Digby's Estate...wife maiden name was Carrier...had one child named Joseph... Mr. O'Brien, a merchant in Dublin, came to London on mercantile business with his daughter Mary...William Tracy made his acquaintance with her there...and came over to Dublin and married her...they settle in Dublin and Mr. O'Brien took him in as a partner, they failed in Business and that William Tracy and his wife, with his two sons, went to the country, to the Parish of Lanelly, in about 1731 and settled on Lord Boyne's Estate where Ann was born...William Tracy died 1734...James Tracy died 1794 and was buried in Castlebrack...His children...Joseph the eldest son and two other sons Andrew and Patrick and one daughter...Timothy was a protestant and James a catholic - he went with his wife.

April 7, 1848 (FJ) Died

At Geashill, in the King's County, of Fever, Mary Anne, daughter of James Tracy, Esq, the claimant to the Tracy Peerage.

(see Tracy Peerage Case I and II)

29 Jun 1743

Edward Tracy of City Dublin, gent, witness to Egan will Ballyaghter, co Tipperary & Nugent will Tihilly, Kings Co, land Division agreement. 100 acres plant.meas. Gurteen ; 100 acres Killishell ; 215 acres Curraghmore ; 194 & 1/2 and 2 acres Killcormick called Frankford, Kings Co

1745 Edwd. Tracey, Birr, King’s co., merct. (Perogative Will)

1758 Thomas Tracey, Parsonstown, King’s county, merchant (Perogative Will)

Faulkner's Dublin Journal

Mrs Tracy of Kings m. Minchin Jackson Jul 1759

1763 Tenants of the earl of Charleville, Tullamore, Kings County

Edward Tracy

T. U. Sadleir. Manuscripts at Kilboy, Co. Tipperary. Analecta Hibernica, No. 12 (Jan., 1943), pp. 129, 131-154

Society of Friends (Quaker) Congregational Records

1764 Wn Treacy, Edenderry meeting

Kings County Parish of Ballymacwilliam...Joseph Inman had taken from him for Tythe by Luke Jones priest of the parish of Ballymacwilliam...and by Danl Durm, Anthony? Bryan aided Wm Treacy...Benjaman Wilson had taken from him for Tythe by Edward Mullhale servant Tosd Champaig...by said Hile Dun Tracy...

1766 Wm Tracy, Edenderry meeting

Parish of Monasteroris. Thomas Jackson had taken from him for tythe...by Bryan Nill & Wm Tracy & assistants tythe taken under sd Cain o? Gallagher...

12 October 1765 (FJ)

A well dressed young man went to the House of Mr. Shee, in Abbey-street [Dublin]...He says his name is John Tracy, by trade a shoe-maker, and was born at Birr in the Kings County.

27 Jan 1766 Memorial No: 160849

Marriage settlement betwwen Daniel Bagot, Esq, of Kilcoursey, Offaly & Sarah Cliborn of Clara, daughter of George Cliborn, Esq, of Moate Genoge, Offaly

Witness: Mathias Treacy, yoeman, of Kilcoursey, Offaly

[see 1766 Religious Census for a list of parishes searched and links]

[Note: Protestant Parishes are based on the civil parish]

1766 Religious Census

Ballycommon Parish Kings Co

Papists

Thomas Treacy 2 in household

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=RCBL%20MS%2037

4 Jun 1768 & 14 Dec 1782 Deed

...Witness: Joseph Tracy servant to trustee William Peisley Vaughan Esq of Golden Grace, Co Offaly (King's Co) [Goldengrove alias Knocknamease Ettagh]

British War Office

Thomas Tracy b.1770/1 Rahen, Tullamore, King’s Offaly 52^nd(6^th Jan 1794-Oct 1799), 2^nd Foot (3^rd Oct 1799- Oct 1802), King’s Offaly Fencibles and 44^th(6^th April 1803 – 1816 including Waterloo). Aged 16, stout and well made in 1797. Labourer. Discharged 6^th Apr 1816 WO119WO25/981

Thomas Tracey 44^th Foot WO118/40 index saysp.284 (discharges 1832-34)

Description: about 46 years, 5’3”, l brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion, a labourer.

Total service: 23 years.

Discharged at Strabane 6^th April 1816.

1794-1816 Thomas Tracy alias Treasy, Treces, Tracey, Treacy.

Born Rahen, Offaly.

Served in 52nd Foot Regiment; Leinster Rangers; 2nd Foot Regiment; 44th Foot Regiment.

Discharged aged 46.

Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge.

Kilmainham Reference: A9856.

British Army Pensioners - Royal Hospital Kilmainham Ireland, 1783-1822 (WO119)

Thomas Tracy b. 1770 Rahen Kings Co. (Offaly), 52nd Foot, Fencible Regiments, 2nd Foot, 44th Foot

1772-1876

3g. Lewis F. Goodbody, Kilcoursey [Offaly], £5.12.0 rent, 3a/3r/3p, Fee farm grant, in lieu of lease for lives renewable for ever, dated 24th March 1793, from Rev. C.E. Bagot to Mathias Treacy, from Chas. Bagot to Michael Telford, dated 7th October 1855...Ball's Hill...

15a. Patrick Johnstone, Kilcoursey [Offaly], £1, 0a/3r/2p, Lease from charles Emilius Bagot to Thomas Johnston, 1st April 1801, for three lives, viz, Thomas Johnson, John Johnson and John Treacy, one of whom is believed to be still in existance, viz, John Treacy, who if living is 82 years.

22. Reps of Mathias Treacy, £3.13.9, 1a/0r/21p, Lease from Daniel Bagot to Mathias Treacy, dated 24th september 1772, for lives renewable for ever, at the yearly rent of £4 late currency, and subject to the renewal fines of £2 late currancy on the fall of each life, last renewal 1st June 1830 from Charles Bagot to Wm. M'Can and John Fannin...There is a covenant in this lease binding the said Mathias Treacy, his heirs and assigns, to grind all the corn...at the mill of Charlestown...

24 Sep 1772 Deed

Premises in Clara, Offaly. Daniel Bagot of Kilcoursey, Offaly Esq. & John Beaty of Clara, Offaly & William Beeford of Clara, Offaly & Arthur Geoeghegan of Clara, Offaly Esq. & Francis Forster of Clara, Offaly Merchant. Lives of John Forster of Clara, Offaly Son & John Armstrong of Ballycumber, Offaly Eldest son & George Armstrong of Ballycumber, Offaly Esq. Witnesses: Andrew Slattery & Mathew Treacy

5 March 1774 (F) Royal Sport of Cock Fighting

On Monday the 7th of March, 1774, a Cock Match will be fought between the Gentlemen of the Co. Galway and King's County, at Robert Tracy's new Cock Pit in Birr, for five Guineas a Battle, and 100 Guineas the Main. N.B. An Assembly the second Night of fighting and good Ordinaries every Day at said Tracy's.

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

John Tracey Born Tullamore, Offaly Served in 8th Dragoons; 7th Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 33 after 11 years 4 months of service, 1807 [b. 1774]

John Tracey born Tullamore, Offaly. Served in 8th Dragoons; 7th Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 33 after 11 years 4 months of service, 1807

John Tracey b.1782 Killbride, Tullamore 31^st Light Dragoons (1794-96), 8th Dragoons (1796 [with Patrick] -1805 wounded in arm at Laswaree) 7^th Royal Veterans Btn 1805-1811, enlisted 2/73^rd Foot at Athlone April 1811 and discharged 21^st June 1817. John Tracey b. 1784 Tullamore, King’s 2/73^rd (6.5 yrs and at Waterloo incl 3 in India) also Veteran Btn. Discharged 1^st June 1807 and July 1817 after 14 yrs service to reside at Athlone WO120/17

The 31^st Dragoons were raised in 1794 and disbanded in 1796.

The 8^th Dragoons served in South Africa in 1796, Suez/Egypt in 1801, India in 1802 and returned to England in 1823.

Jno Tracey, born abt 1774 Sullamore, Kings, 7th Veteran Battalion, residence 1 Jun 1807, Regimental Registers of Pensioners

Seventh Veteran Battalion

15? June 1807, jno Tracey, 33, 14y4/12 East Indies, 3y3/12 West Indies, 73 Foot 6 Jun Waterloo 2 [sergeant?], 8y/2/12 OP 16 July 1817, Total 24y1/12, 1/1.5 pay, wounded & contracted arm, born Tullamore Kings Co, lab

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

PATRICK TRACEY Born KILLBRIDE, Offaly Served in 89th Foot Regiment; 4th Royal Veteran Battalion Discharged aged 43, 1807-1817 [b. 1774]

Patrick Tracey b. 1774 Clearagh/Killbride, King’s Offaly 89th Foot 4th Royal Veterans Btn 1807-1817 WO97 Deserted from 6^th Garrison Btn WO25/2700 Patrick Tracey b, 1773 Kilbridge Clara. 89^th Foot (6yrs) 4^th V Btn. 9 yrs total service. Fractured arm in the King’s Works Point Henry June 1813. Chelsea 28^th Mar 1817 WO116/24

Patrick Tracey b. Killbridge, Queen’s [Kilbride Laois] 8th Dragoons enlisted 11^th April 1796. [With John b.1782 Killbride, Tullamore and who returned to Athlone] India 28^th Jan 1803 WO25/890 labourer. Died as an invalid at Calcutta 20^th Nov 1817. His £3 10s 8.5d Prize Money for the Capture of the Gunge and Fortress of Rahah was paid to another invalid Nath Kelly WO25/1419

Patrick Tracey, born Clearagh, Kings, Ireland, Private 4th Veteran Battalion, discharged age 43 on the 20 Sep 1816, Soldier's Service Documents

4th Royal Veteran Battalion

Private Patrick Tracey, in Captain John Halls Company, born Kilbride Clearagh, Kings,

... in consequence of the battalion being ordered to be disbanded & contracted right arm when in the Ross? works at Point Honsey? the be 34th June 1813...been ordered to the Army Depot, Chatam...Ptivate Patk Tracey is about Fourty Three, five feet five half inches in height, dark hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion, by trade a weaver.

Served

Batt 89th from 2 Dec 1807 to 24 May 1814, private 6 years 169 days

4 VB? 26th May 1814 to 25 Sep 1816, private 2 years 123 days

Total service 8 years 292 days

Quebec twenieth September 1816?

Patrick Tracey is unfit for further service...Lauris? Diace? subject to the fines...

Discharged Chatam 4th March 1817

List Of Irish Volunteers. taken from The Volunteers Companion, Printed for W. Colles, No. 17 New Buildifigs, Dame Street, Dublin, MDCCLXXXIV. [1784]

N.B.—Those denoted by a star were members of the National Convention at Dungannon.

Rosanalle's Volunteers - Associated 1 July, 1774- Scarlet, faced blue ; silver lace. Colonel Richard Croasdall, Major George Sandcs, Capts. L. Sandes, J. Sabatier, A. Johnston, Lieut. William Tracey.

Parson's Town Loyal Independents — Associated 15 February, 1776. Scarlet, faced black ; silver lace. * Colonel sir Wm. Parsons, bart., Major L. Larsons, Captain B. B. Warbuton, Lieuts. Edw. Tracey, — Kearny, Surgeon Wm. Wilkinson.

Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Volume XV, 1909

1. The Parsonstown Loyal Independents; associated the 15th of February 1776. Scarlet faced black; silver lace. Colonel Sir William Parsons, Baronet. Major L. Parsons (afterwards Earl of Eosse). Captain B. B. Warburton. Lieuts. Treacy and Kearney. Surgeon William Wilkinson.

Francis Ryan Montgomery Hitchcock (1908) The Midland Septs and the Pale: An Account of the Early Septs and Later. Sealy, Bryers, and Walker

Thomas Lalor Cooke, William Antisell Cooke (1875) The Early History of the Town of Birr, Or Parsonstown

The medals and Gorgets of the Irish Volunteers and Militia

…Parsonstown Volunteers...The regiment was formed on February 15th 1776, by Sir William Parsons, bart. Its major was Laurence Parsons; captain, B. B. Warburton and lieutenant, Edward Tracey...

Journal of the Cork Historical and archaeological society, 1899, Vol 5, No. 43

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

David Tracey born Rahue, Offaly. Served in 6th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39 1795-1817

David Tracey/Treasy b. 1776 Rahue, King’s (Offaly) 6th Foot in 1795 Discharged 1817 Military General Service medal bars RVCVPNO

Davd Treasy, 41, 21 7/12 service, born abt 1776 Rehue, Kings, 6th Regiment of Foot, residence 25 Jun 1817, labourer, 5’7”, bro hair, grey eyes, fresh complexion

1778 Thomas Hanks, Birr, Kings Co. (Offaly) Holding under Edward Treacy on the Bridge.

21 Feb 1778 Memorial No: 226960

Will of Thomas Hanks, malster, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

Witness: Edward Treacy

Mr. Thomas Tracy (-1778), Dancing Master, of Edenderry, Co. Offaly

Tracy's Selection.jpg

29 June 1778 (FJ)

On Friday evening last, Mr. Thomas Tracy, of Edenderry, dancing-master, was thrown from his horse, by...was unfortunately drowned...

179? Tracy's selection of the present favorite country dances. [professional dancing master]

Dublin. Published by B. Cooke at his Piano Forte and Music Warehouse (No.4) Sackville Street, [1794-8?]

Format: Sheet Music

http://www.itma.ie/digitallibrary/book/tracys-country-dances/

http://www.itma.ie/digitallibrary/print-collection/country-dance-collections-1790s/

c 1795 Tracy's Selection of the Present Favorite Country Dances

c 1795 Tracy's Second Collection of the Present Favorite Country Dances

c 1795 Tracy's Collection of Favorite Country Dances for the present year

http://catalogue.nli.ie/Record/vtls000366445

Tracy's Collection of Favourite County Dances, for the present year; with proper Basses and Figures for Dancing. Dublin (published by Hime), folio.

An introduction to the study of national music by Carl Engel. Longmans, Green, Reader & Dyer, London, MDCCCLXVI [1866]

1778-1790 Catholic Qualification Rolls

Bryan Yreacy, Philipstown 16th July 1796 [Offaly]

Loughlin Treasy, Shopkeeper, of Horseleap, 5th Aug 1782 Assizes Mullingar

Wiiliam Tracy, gent, Jun, of Ballylavin Kings County, 28th Nov 1778 City of Dublin [Same time and place: Jo Tracy, gent, of Rosskeen Queens County, 28th Nov 1778 City of Dublin]

Walkers Hibernian Magazine 1771 to 1812

Wm. Tracy, Ballylevin, King's co. m. Elinor Tarlton, d. of Gilbert, of Killeigh June 1779 p. 375

14? June 1779

William Tracy, of Ballylevin, King's County, Esq; to Miss Elinor Tarlton, daughter to the late Gilbert Tarlton, of Killeigh, Esq;

The Gentleman's and London magazine: or monthly chronologer, 1741-1794

Wm Tracy, Ballylevin, Kings Co. = Elinor Tarlton, d. of Gilbert, of Killeigh, June 1779

Hibernian Magazine

15 June 1779 Saunders's News-Letter

Married...a few days ago, William Tracy of Ballylevin, in the King's co. Esq; to Miss Eleanor Tarlton, daughter to the late Gilbert Tarlton, of Killeigh, esq...

10 Sep 1779

Release Richard Tyrrell of Gort, Co Galway & Tyrrell Evans of Ballynacourthy, Co Limerick for £200 house between the house wherein Edward Tracy & John Tracy his son lived and John Vaughan's gateway + plot of ground on map annexed in the town of Tullamore. Witness John Rose & Geoege Alps of Limerick City & John Evans of Ballynacourthy, Co Limerick.

26 October 1779 Dublin Evening Post

Kings County. At a meeting of the Gentlement of the Barony of Kilcoursey Union, held at Tracy's in Charlestown...

Peter Tracey - NSW

Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Single
Calling/trade: Soldier ploughman & reaper
Born: 1779 Kings Co
Tried: 1829 Queens Co

Sentence: 7

Former convictions: 2
Ship: Larkins (2) [1829]
Crime: Stealing clothes

Tullamore 1780

The house known as Elmfied stood alone on this road for almost 100 years from the 1780s to the 1890s. The original lease from Charles William Bury first earl of Charleville was for three lives from the 29th of September 1795 at a yearly rent of £12. The property was described as bounded on the north by the High Road leading from Tullamore to Birr, on the South by a road leading to a bog, on the east by the widow Mary Tracy's fields and on the west by part of Spollenstown Park.

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Peter Tracey born Rayow [Reynagh], Offaly. Served in 16th Foot Regiment; 90th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 37, 1801-1819

Peter Tracey, b. 1781 Birr, Kings (Offaly)

Peter Tracey, b. Rayow near Birr Kings, enlisted 19th Reg Light Infantry at Saint Vincent West Indies on the 24th April 1812 at the age of Thirty One for unlimited service. Served 17 years 347 days: 16th Regiment 2 May 1801 to 23 April 1812; 90th Regiment 24th April 1812 to 14th April [1819]. That inconsequence of 'a reduction in the establishment and impained health by servatude in the W Indies & America' He is herby discharged. He is about thirty seven years of age, 5'8", dark hair, hazel eyes, dark complexion, labourer. Dated 14th April 1819. Served 7; 16 Foot 10 11/12 total 17 11/12; India? 10 3/12 - 52/12 total 23 1/12.

Peter Tracey b. 1781 Rayon, Birr, King’s Offaly 16^thor 15^th Foot (10 yrs) then 90^th Foot (13 yrs) 1795/1801 – 1818/9 labourer WO120/29 Pensioner

Peter Tracey 1/16^thenl. In 1802

Peter Tracey Rayon, Birr, Kings 90th Regiment of Foot, residence 15 Apr 1819

Peter Tracey, born abt 1781 Rayon Berr, Kings 90th Regiment of Foot, residence 15 Apr 1819

Ninetieth Regiment of Foot

15 April 1819, Peter Tracey, 38, 10years?months, 15 Foot 10 11/12, Total 23 years 1 month, 1/1 rate of pay, do [reduction?] and wihanid? health by service in the Wt Indies and America, born Rayon Birr Kings Co, laborer, [other details illegible]

Ninetieth Regiment of Foot

Admission 15th April DD [1819], Peter Tracey, 38 years, private 7 years, 15 foot 10y11/12m, 10y3/12m Indies, total service 23y1/12m, rate 1/1 perday, Do [reduction] and unpaired health by service in the Wt Indies and America, born Rayon Birr Co. Kings, labourer, 5'8.5", dark hair, hazel eyes, dark complexion

Freemasons

Denis Tracy, 8 Apr 1840, Tullamore Kings Co Offaly,

Edw Tracey, 18 Jan 1781, Birr Offaly,

Geo Treacy, 24 Aug 1823, Bannagher Kings Co Offaly,

Pat Tracey, 13 Jul 1792, Clara K County Offaly,

Richd Tracey, 25 Oct 1813, Kings Co Militia Banagher Offaly,

Simon Tracey/Treacey, 8 Jun 1801, Birr Kings Offaly, Warden 1813/4

Simon Treacy, 21 Jul 1838, Lodge 163 Birr Offaly,

Thos Treacy, 27 Jan 1838, Lodge 163 Birr Offaly, Certified 21 July 1830

Wm Tracey, 2 Oct 1807, Tullamore Offaly,

Wm Treacey, 14 Jan 1822, Tullamore Offaly, 858

1839 Birr Free Masons

One interesting letter found on file in Molesworth Street, under the bell seal of “Birr Royal Arch Lodge No 163” is a Demit [resign] issued by the Companions to their Brother Companion Simon Treacey, who was about to emigrate to The United States of America. This is probably the same Simon Treacey, whose occupation was that of “Gent” related to both Edward and Thomas Treacey, merchants from the town of Birr. The Demit dated June 1839 bears the well known abbreviated heading I.T.N.O.T.G.A.O.T.U. [In the Name of the Great Architect of the Universe] and contains some interesting references as follows – I respectfully recommend Bro Companion Simon Treacey to you and all sublime Lodges Chapters and Brethren who understand the angles and squares of III by III.

irishfreemasonry.com/Birr.pdf

2 Nov 1782 Deed

A to B rents of lands of Cloghanclany to B's use until three bonds enter in and payable to C for sum of £83

William Midgway of Wilton, Co Offaly (King's Co) Esq & Thomas Daly of Cleatarug, Co Offaly (King's Co) Richard Brinon of Tullanore, Co Offaly (King's Co) Mr Witness: Bryan Tracy of Cloatanny, Co Offaly (King's Co) yeoman & Thomas Toy of Wilton, Co Offaly (King's Co) Gent. Nicholas Boys of Dublin city Gent

1782 Volunteers

Magherafelt (First) Volunteers. June 1773; scarlet, faced black. Captain A. Tracy; Lieutenant Richard Dawson; Ensign R. Montgomery.

Parsontown Loyal Independents. Feb. 15^th 1776; scarlet, faced black, silver lace. Colonel Sir William Parsons, Bart.; Major L. Parsons; Captain B.B. Warburton; Lieutenant Edward Tracy

Rosanallis Volunteers. July 1^st 1774; scarlet, faced blue, silver lace. Colonel Richard Croasdale; Majo George Sandes; Captain L. Sandes; Captain J. Sabatier; Captain A. Johnson; Lieutenant William Tracey.

MacNevin, Thomas (1846) The History of the Volunteers of 1782. 5^th Edition. James Duffy, Dublin.

26 February 1785 (FJ) Excise Office

...a numerous mob from Roscrea, many of them with fire arms, assembled at Borris and fired several shots into the house of lodge...and seized five hogheads of whiskey distilled by Christopher Dewnes of Roscrea, which had been seized...Patrick McCan and Edward Bradley, both of Roscrea, butchers, Denis Fehan of Roscrea, Daniel Tracy of the same place, blacksmith, and - Hough, were concerned in the said outrage...reward of Fifty Pounds [for their capture]...

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

James Tracy/Treacy born Clara, Offaly. Served in Offaly Militia Discharged aged 44, 1801-1829 [b. 1785]

James Tracey, b. 1783 Clara, Kings (Offaly)

James Tracey/ Treacy b. 1783/5 Clara, King’s Offaly. Royal King’s County Militia labourer discharged 1829 12 yrs service Chelsea 9^th Jan 1823 WO118/14 Chelsea 17^th June 1829 with 26 yrs service as Treacy WO116/39

RIC Record

667 Jas Treacy, 44 years when appointed, 5'9", born [1785] Kings, Catholic, widower, recommended by Marquis Anglessey, famer, appointed 1 Dec 1829, allocations Gal 7.3 - Queens 7.4 - Tip N 35371M/35199, distinctions 96993/8841, pensioned 1 April 1853, served 23 2, £25 pension, Military Pensioner at 5d per diem

Thomas Tracy - NSW

Alias: Tracey Treacy

Religion: Protestant
Marital status: Married 1 child
Calling/trade: Physician
Born: 1788 Kings Co
Tried: 1827 Dublin

Sentence: 7
Ship: Mangles (5) [1828]
Crime: Shoplifting
Died: 1828 Sydney Hospital

December 12, 1817 Freemans Journal

Births - On Monday last, in York street, the Lady of Dr. Tracy of a son.

17 November 1827 (F) The Late charge of Shop-Lifting in Dublin

The unfortunate individual (Dr. Tracy) who was lately apprehended under the above charge, remains in custody. - His house was searched since we last mentioned his apprehension by peace officer Galogly, and a vast quantity of articles of a most varied description found in one of the closets. It is, perhaps, possible that those articles, or some of them, might have been purchased by him; but it is rather singular that he never mentioned having them in his possession to any member of his family. In fact, the waiting room of the Head-Police-office bears a stronger resemblance to a fancy shop in Home's Arcade, than a place of official business, the room being strewn with rich shawls, pieces of silk, fashionable and costly china ornaments, a quantity of silver bladed fruit knives, ostrich feathers, artificial flowers, plated coasters, branch and plain candlesticks, ribbons, laces, and a multitude of other articles, which would puzzle the ingenuity of an auctioneer to classify under their proper heads. The informations are not yet complete, and he remains over for further examination.

21 November 1827 (F) Recorders Court, Dublin

Yesterday, Doctor Thomas Tracy, M.D. pleaded "Not Guilty" to the Indictment for stealing in the shop of Mr. Tuthill. At the sitting of the Court this day, Mr. Hamilton, said he was desired by the Prisoner to apply to the Court, to withdraw the plea of "Not Guilty". The prisoner was again arraigned - the Indictment was read to him - in it he stood charged for stealing 3 yards of Linen, the property of Henry Tuthill, of Dame-street, and to which the Prisoner pleaded "Guilty". The Recorder then proceeded to give Judgement, and Sentenced the Prisoner to 7 years Transportation.

9 February 1828 (F) Doctor Tracy - Captain Beggs

Nearly thirty convicts wer conveyed from Newgate to the hulk, at Dunleary, on Sunday morning, amongst whom were Dr. Tracy and Capt. Beggs.

Newry Commercial Telegraph Feb. 8, 1828:
Nearly thirty convicts were conveyed from Newport to the hulk, at Dunleary [Co Dublin], on Friday morning, amongst whom were Doctor Tracy and Captain Beggs.

8 December 1827 (F)

Among the extraordinary cases which are continually exciting our wonder in the police reports, we have met with none more remarkable than those of Dr. Tracy of Dublin, who had contrived a large camlet cloak full of pockets to receive the booty recruining from his long unsuspected cruises...but we really think it worth serious consideration, whether there are not many "cases punished by Botany Bay, or the halter, which are fitter for St. Luke's"

1829 July 10^th Limerick Evening Post and Clare Sentinal

Death On 16th last September at Botany bay, Doctor Traecy, formerly of York street Dublin. He was transported for stealing from a shop.

British war Office

John Tracy b. 1793 (or earlier?) Tullamon [Tullamore]. At Vitoria [1812] and Toulouse [1814] with Waggon Train, King’s Co. Militia

10 Nov 1795 Memorial No: 364597

John Judge, Esq, of Gageborough, King's Co [Offaly]

Named Loughlin Treacy had a holding bordering part of Cappydonnell, King's Co [Offaly]

1796-1852

1. Catherine Clark, Cloncraff, Kilcoursey, King's County, 18a/2r/3p & 6a/3r/2p, £12.2.0 rent, Lease from John Judge, esq, to Loughlan Tracy, dated 13th september 1796, for three lives, or 31 years from 1st day of May 1796; two of the lives, Mrs. Catherine Clarke alias Tracy and Martin Tracey, supposed to be in America, now in being, and the present tenant Mr. Edward Dillon; with a right of sufficiuency of turbery on the bog of Gageboro' for the use of said premises. These premises are held under the same lease with those on Russagh, Lot 2, and No. 2 and the rent has been appointed by the Commissioners.

2. Catherine Clark, Russagh, Kilcoursey, King's County, 10a/1r/5p, £4.19.6.5 rent, Lease from John Judge, esq, to Loughlan Tracy, dated 13th september 1796, for lives of Catherine Tracy, Martin Tracy and William Tracy (William Tracy is dead, Martin supposed to be in America, and Catherine, now Mrs Clark, still living) with sufficiency turbery on the bog of Gageboro' for to the said Loughlin Tracy and his assigns for the use of said demised premises and liberty to them to cut and carry away the same. There is also a covnant on part of said Loughlin Tracy, his heirs and assigns, to give...six horses...This holding and another on Cloncraff are held under this lease. the rent has been apportioned by the Commissioners.

13 Dec 1799 Memorial No: 344485

John Judge, Esq, of Gageborough?, King's Co [Offaly] leased to

Loughlin Treacy, farmer, of Sidebrook, King's Co [Offaly]

the Long Meadow, Parish of Horseleap, Barony of Kilcoursey, King's Co [Offaly], for a period of 3 lives.

life of Catherine Clarke nee Treacy, the wife of Thomas Clarke, gent, of the City of Dublin

30 Dec 1799 Memorial No: 344185

John Judge, Esq, of Gageborough, King's Co [Offaly] leased to

Loughlin Treacy, farmer, of Sidebrook[?], King's Co [Offaly]

the long meadow beside the River Gageborough, Parish of Horseleap, King's Co [Offaly], for a period of 3 lives and 31 years.

life of Catherine Clarke nee Treacy, the wife of Thomas Clarke, gent, of the City of Dublin

Canada, British Regimental Registers of Service

Denis Treacey, 19, b. abt 1796 Birr Bings [Kings], Military Date: 26 May 1815 74th Foot Soldiers, 5'5", sallow skin, blue eyes, brown hair, long face, labourer, enlisted 25 May Galway

14 May 1796 Memorial No: 324498

Lease between

Edward Jones Tracey, gent, of Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly]

and Christopher Woods, Cabinet maker, of Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly]

land in High Street, Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly], for a period of 3 lives.

holding of Joseph Taylor of Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly]

1796 Irish Flax Growers

John Tracey Clonmacnoise Offaly

11 Aug 1796 Lease Memorial No: 338731

12 Jan 1798 Memorial No: 337993

Rt. Hon. William Brabazon Ponsonby of Bishops Court, Co Kildare granted a lease in 1796 to

Bryan Tracy, gent, of Philipstown [Daingean], King's Co [Offaly] who granted it to John McCleland in 1798/9

1 Mar 1797 Memorial No: 354673

Denis Kennedy leased to Edward Ryan a dwelling in Birr, King's Co [Offaly], for a period of 31 years.

Witness: James Heenan, scribler, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly] and Francis Tressy, farmer, of Birr, King's Co [Offaly]

13 Nov 1799 Memorial No: 342279

Richard Kearney, gent, of formerly of Birr, but then of Tullamore, King's Co [Offaly] granted leases to

Radolphus Buchan granted a lease in 1794, then

Edward Jones Tracy granted a lease in 1796

1799 Darby Tracy of Edenderry

Letter [A] from Darby Tracy, chairman in London, to Mr Denis Feagan, breeches-maker at Edenderry, wherein is clearly proved the effects which an union with Great Britain will have on the interest and happiness of the common people of Ireland. 36pp.

Denis Feagan was his kinsman, He also had a nephew Dick and a cousin Molly. A Judy is also mentioned.

http://books.google.ie/books?id=3-A1AAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PA5&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=0_0

25 Jul 1800 Memorial No: 388002

Witness: Dennis Tracy/Tracey, merchant, Frankford, King's Co [Offaly]

1801 Patrick Tracy, Ballydownen, [Geashill], King's County

Index to the Wills of the Diocese of Kildare

1802 Roscommon Census compiled by the Rev C.C. Ellison [Protestant Parishioners]

In the Parish of Tullamore-Kilbride [Offaly] in Sept 1802 Tracy - Mary, Richard, George infant. P119

In the parish of Clonmellon [Meath] Treacy, Thomas. P123

The Irish Ancestor, 1973

1802 Rev. Charles Emilius Baggot, Kilcoursey, Kings. (Offaly) Witness & memorial: Mathias Tracy, Kilcoursey. Farmer.

1 Mar 1802 Memorial No: 429226

Named John Tracy? held a dwelling in Philipstown [Daingean], King's Co [Offaly]

3 Mar 1802 Memorial No: 378817

witness: Morgan Tracy?, farmer, of Shannon Bridge, King's Co [Offaly]

4 Mar 1803 Memorial No: 388344

Will of John Hennessy Paddonstown [Parsonstown? / Birr], King's Co [Offaly] Witness: Simon Tracy/Tracey

4 Apr 1803 Memorial No: 367402

Lease between Laurence Hinds? of Kill[?], King's Co [Offaly] and Patrick Hanlon of Kill[?], King's Co [Offaly]

lives of John Egan, Bartholomew Egan & Thomas Tracy/Tracey

1 May 1804 Memorial No: 369894

Lease of the land called Lunnivagh, Barony of Kilcoursey, King's Co [Offaly] from

Loughlin Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Sidebrooke, King's Co [Offaly]

to Michael Clarke, gent, of Kilbeggin, Co Westmeath

lives of

Catherine Clarke, only daughter of Loughlin Tracy; wife of Thomas Clarke, esq, of Blackall Street, City of Dublin

Martin Tracy/Tracey, son of James Tracy, farmer, of Co. Westmeath

29 Nov 1804 Memorial No: 410480

Settlement prior to the marriage of Mathew Ferrall, merchant, of Clara, Queens Co [King's Co] and Susana Clarke of Killbeggin [Killbeggan], Co Westmeath, Spinster; daughter of James Clarke, esq, of Phillipstown, Queen's Co, deceased

Loughlin Tracey, gent, of Killbeggin [Killbeggan], Co Westmeath, Guardian of Susana Clarke

16 Apr 1805 Memorial No: 385907

William Davis, gent, the elder, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly] & William Davis, gent, the Younger; 2nd son of William Davis, of the City of Dublin

assigned to

Simon Tracey, gent, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly], a 1721 lease of property in Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly].

1806 George Treacy, Kilcoursey (Perogative Will)

22 Mar 1806 Memorial No: 406069

Michael Horan, farmer?, of Ushkeane [Uskane], Co Tipperary and James Horan, farmer, of Raheenmoyle [Raheenmeel Ballyboy], Barony of Ballyboy, King's Co [Offaly] leased to Denis Tracy, Shopkeeper, of Frankford, King's Co [Ballyboy Offaly], part of Raheenmeel, Barony of Ballyboy, King's Co [Offaly].

20 May 1806 Memorial No: 392920

Tracy had [in 1796] a holding in Philipstown [Daingean], King's Co [Offaly]

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

John Trac(e)y born Rhode, Offaly. Served in 99th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 41, 1824-1847

John Tracy, b. 1806 Phillipstown, Kings (Offaly)

John Tracy of Rhode, Phillipstown Ireland (WO 23)

Age: 41

Trade: Laborer

Regiment: 99th Foot

Complaint: Rheumatism

Rate per day - pence: 4

Total service: 23 5/12

Corporal: 10 6/12

Private: 12 11/12

Rate per day - shillings: 1

Permission: 14 September 1847 to reside in Sydney, New South Wales

10 Jan 1807 Memorial No: 402724

Mathew Ferrall, merchant, of Clara, King's Co [Offaly] son of Mathew Ferrall mortgaged to

Malachy Tracy Esq of Mardrum, Co Westmeath several properties in or near Clara, King's Co [Offaly].

17 Feb 1808 Memorial No: 406613

Malachy Tracy, esq, of Meerdrum, Co Westmeath assigned a mortgage of property in or near Clara, King's Co [Offaly] to

Lyndon Bolton, merchant, of City of Dublin and Michael McSorley, merchant, of City of Dublin, assignee of Mathew Farrell, bankrupt, of Clara, King's Co

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

PETER TRACEY Born BALLYBOY, Offaly Served in 75th Foot Regiment; 91st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39, 1827-1848

Peter Tracey, b. 1808, Frankford, Kings (Offaly)

Peter Tracy, Ballyboy, Frankford, King's [Offaly] Ireland [WO 23]

Regiments: 91st Foot; 75th Foot

Rank: Serjeant

Age: 39

Foreign service: Cape 17 5/12

Character: Good

Trade: Laborer

Height - feet: 5

Height - inches: 9

Hair: black

Eyes: brown

Complexion: fresh

Regimental surgeons report: Varix of right leg and rheumatism

Place of residence: Cape of Good Hope

Permission to reside: 6 June 1848

British Army Pensioners in South Africa 19th Century

Name	Pension Awarded	Unit/Regiment	Residence	Source	Volume	Page	Index No.	Died	Death Place
Peter Tracy	6 Jun 1848	91st Foot	Auckland, Cape	WO120	70	113	6220	1851

20 Jul 1808 Memorial No: 410581

Witness Denis Tracy of Frankford, King's Co [Offaly]

18 Jul 1808 Memorial No: 410695

Assignment of a mortgage of a complex series of leases of properties in or near Birr, King's Co, & in the City of Dublin. [Transcript difficult to read - indexed names will contain errors!]

previous deed of Thomas Tracey and Thomas Silvester, granted a lease in 1753

1808 Some Schoolmasters in the Diocese of Killaloe

Parish of Aghacon [Offaly]

Aghacon - John Tracy — Catholic — Began his School 1 March 1807

http://www.limerickcity.ie/media/NMAJ%20vol%2011%2008%20Some%20schoolmasters%20in%20the%20Diocese%20of%20Killaloe,%201808,%20by%20Rosemary%20ffolliott.pdf

1808 (205) (Ireland.) Accounts

Spring Assizes 1807 Kings County - Barony of Ballybrit

To Michael Rigney & William Rigney, to repair 70 perches road from Mount Mellick to Roscrea, between Martin Tracy's house and Mich. Rigneys at 4s6d per perch £15/15/0

1808-1859

11. John Murray and John Horan, representatives of John and Patrick Murray, Gurteen [Offaly], £24.18.8 rent, 67a/1r/38p, Lease dated 20th January 1808...and also a right of passage through that part of the lands of Gurtacurka then in the possession of Patrick Stapleton, Edward Stapleton, John M'Cain, Darby Gorman and John Tracy...

British War Office

Patrick Tracey b. 1810 Lusmaugh, King’s enl. 36^thFoot in 1829 Temporary pension paid at Athlone 6^th Dec 1859 to 28^th March 1860 WO22/144

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

James Treacy born Kilbride, Offaly. Served in 30th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 42, 1831-1853

James Treacy, b. 1810 Tullamore, Kings (Offaly)

28 Mar 1810 Memorial No: 428368

named Morgan Tracy possessed part of Cloonfine, King's Co [Offaly]

3/10/1812 Marriage Settlement

John Tracy, Merchant, Edenderry, Kings Co, 14 November 1812, & Margaret Fawsett, Spinster, Kilmalog, Kings Co.

George Fawsett, merchant, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary

Cotrell Mercier, Esq, Kilamlog, Kings Co.

Joshua Bourdager, gent, Portarlington, Queens Co.

British War Office

Patrick Tracey b. 1812 Sailrone [Shinrone?], King’s. 59^th Foot deserted 1833 labourer FMP

British War Office

John Tracey b. 1813 Kilmalogue, King’s 27^th Foot deserted 1832 Servant FMP

26 May 1814

Edward Tracey, Will, Wine Cooper of Cappenagaera, Kings County, Catalogue reference PROB 11/1557

October 9, 1813

Edward Tracey of Cappengara [Cappanageeragh Geashill] in the Kings County Wine Cooper...beloved Uncle Mr Michael Tracy of Cappenagaera... by virtue of the Will of my late father Mr Thomas Tracy of Islington in Great Britain... a Yearly bequest...paid to me by Mr Samuel Figgs of the City of Dublin... Sister Mary Hilsdon otherwise Tracy...Proved at London 26 May 1814

http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/offaly/wills/tracyort166gwl.txt

Reference: PROB 11/1557/139

Description: Will of Edward Tracey, Wine Cooper of Cappenagaera , Kings County

Date: 26 May 1814

...being weak in body but of sound mind...my breloved uncle? Mr Michael Tracy of Cappenagaera...of the will of my late father Mr Thos Tracy of Islington in Great Britain...paid to me by Mr Samuel Figgs of the city of Dublin...onto my beloved sister Mary Hilsdon otherwise Tracy...I hereby nominate and appoint my said uncle Mr. Michael Tracy sole exacetor...witnesses...Michael Ford - James Dunn - John Rourke.

Proved at London 26 May 1814...oath of Michael Tracey the uncle...

1814 John Tracy, Edenderry, Kings Co. (Prerogative Will)

1814

Mr. M. Tracy, Meldrum, Kilbeggan, Westmeath

William Tracy, esq, Ard, Philipstown, Kings

Ambrose Leet (1814) A Directory to the Market Towns: Villages, Gentlemen's Seats, and Other Noted Places in Ireland. Dublin.

Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin

Tracey, Daniel, Pen. (Mr Morris), Dec 5, 1814, aged 20; R.C., s. of Denis, Mercator; b. King’s Co. (Offaly) (see Daniel Tracey and family of Roscrea, Montreal and Albany)

British War Office

Patrick Tracey b. 1816 Scarry, King’s (Offally) 22^nd Foot

14 Dec 1816 Memorial No: 486534

Named Michael Tracy of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

British War Office - Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

John Tracey/Treacy born Birr, Offaly. Served in 49th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 32, 1835-1853

John Tracey, b. 1821, Birr, Kings (Offaly)

John Tracey b. 1821 Ballinasloe/ Birr, King’s Offaly 49th Foot 1835-53 Pension transferred from Belfast to Athlone temporarily 27^th Dec 1853 WO22/144

John Tracey, born abt 1821 Birr, Kings, No. 758 Private 49th Foot, joined age 14 on the 10 Aug 1835 Ivayarubaugh, Bengal

49th Regt of Foot - Malta 10 November 1853

No. 758 John Tracey Private, labourer, born Birr Kings Co, attested at Ivazareebaugh Bengal 10 August 1835, age fourteen years & 28 days, served 14 years 85 days, served 6 9/12 abroad - East Indies 1 3/12, China 2 10/12, Ioman Isles 2 3/12, Malta 7 months, being unfit for further service, character...that he has been service? trust? - Brig? by a Regit Court Martial 27th Septs 1845 for overstaying his pass and returning drunk and by a Regimental Court Martial 10 March 1853 for insubordinate conduct that he is in possession of a medal for Iervia in China and of one Good Conduct Badge with Pay and that his character is good. [at bottom] Birr

Mania - not competent to comprehend the certificate. HWAdanic Col 49ths

49th Foot

Boy 10 August 1835 - 12 July 1839

Commenced Mans pay 13 July 1836 - 15 years of age, under age

18 years of age, private, 13 July 1845 - 31 December 1844, 5 years 172 days

Promoted, Corporal, 1 January 1845 - 22 September 1845, 265 days

27 September 1845, tried and convicted by a Regimental Court Marial for overstaying his pass and returning drunk. Sentrence to be reduced to the rank & pay of a private sentenil

In arrest, 23 September 1845 - 27 September 1845

Reduced & Released, private, 28 September 1845 - 11 December 1845, 3 years 75 days

Good Conduct pay of one penny a day from 1 October 1848

Promoted, Corporal, 12 Dec 1848 - 30 November 1849, 354 days

Promoted, Sergeant, 1 December 1840 - 7 February 1853, 3 years 69 days

10 March 1853, tried and convicted by a regimental Court Martial. to be reduced to the Rank and pay of private

In arrest, 8 February 1853 - 10 March 1853

Reduced & Released, private, 11 March 1853 - 10 November 1953, 245 days

Good Conduct Pay at one penny from 11 March 1853

Total 14 years 85 days

service from 11 Nov 1853 to 27 Dec 1853, 47 days

Total 14 years 132 days

1821 Census Fragment

Alphabetical

By Area

Anne Jane Treacy, 2, -, Grand Daughter, 6 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Anne Tracy, 14, Daughter, -, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Anne Tracy, 50, Wife, -, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Anne Treacy, 19, Daughter, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Anne Treacy, 26, -, Daughter, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Anne Treacy, 40, -, Wife, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Bridget Treacy, 1, Daughter, -, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Bridget Treacy, 6, Daughter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Catherine Fracey [Tracey], 20, 32 Burkeshill, Birr, Birr, King's

Catherine Treacy, 15, Daughter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Catherine Treacy, 18, Daughter, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Catherine Treacy, 53, Wife, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Daniel Tracy, 60, -, Farmer, 17, Part Of Gurtun [Gorteen], Roscrea, King's [5.5 acres]

Danuel Treacy, 28, Son, Labourer, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's [page]

Dorinda Treacy, 9 months, -, Daughter, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Edward Tracey, 69, Gentleman, 20 Charles Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Edward Treacy, 17, Son, Labourer, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Edward Treacy, 65, -, Farmer, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's [20 acres]

Eleanor Treacy, 13, Daughter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Eleanor Treacy, 75, Mother, -, 10, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Eliza Treacy, 11, -, Daughter, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Hanora Treacy, 11, Daughter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

James Treacy, 21, Son, Carpenter, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Jane Treacy, 3, -, Daughter, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

John Tracy, 17, Step Son, Labourer, 18, Part Of Gurtun [Gorteen], Roscrea, King's

John Treacy, 35, -, Farmer, 10, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

John Treacy, 4, -, Grand Son, 6 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

John Treacy, 60, Farmer & Carpenter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's [12 acres]

Judy Tracy, 32, Sister In Law [to Patrick Stapleton], 16, Part Of Gurtun [Gorteen], Roscrea, King's

Judy Tracy, 16, Daughter, -, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Judy Treacy, 17, Daughter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Judy Treacy, 50, -, Wife, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Margaret Tracy, 12, Daughter, -, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Margaret Treacy, 24, -, Daughter, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Margret Treacy, 16, Daughter, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Martha Pound, 29, Daughter,

Martin Treacy, 19, Son, Labourer, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Martin Treacy, 21, Son, Labourer, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Mary Anne Treacy, 21, -, Daughter, 54 Main Street, Birr, King's

Mary Treacy, 22, -, Daughter, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Mary Treacy, 65, 8 Chapel Lane, Birr, King's

Mary Treacy, 9, Daughter, Pupil, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's [page]

Matilda Treacy, 13, -, Daughter, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Matilda, Toacy [Tracy], 14, 13 Church Lane, Birr, Birr, King's [Dooly household]

Michiel Treacy, 11, Son, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Patrick Treacy, 16, -, House Servant, 10, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Patrick Treacy, 4, Son, -, 17, Part Of Gurtun, Roscrea, King's

Robert Treacy, 44, Son, 8 Chapel Lane, Birr, King's

Robert Treacy, 8, -, Son, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Sally Altimas, 15

Sarah Treacy, 14, Daughter, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Sarah Treacy, 9, Daughter, -, 31, Clashroe, Roscomroe, King's

Simon Treacy, 15, -, Son, 54 Main Street, Birr, King's

Simon Treacy, 46, Shoemaker & Farmer, 54 Main Street, Birr, Birr, King's [4 acres Parish of Birr]

Thomas Treacy, 17, -, Son, 54 Main Street, Birr, King's

Timity Treacy, 30, Son, Labourer, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

William Treacy, 9, Son, -, 4, Longford, Seirkieran, King's

Catherine Fracey [Tracey], 20, 32 Burkeshill, Birr, Birr, King's

Edward Tracey, 69, Gentleman, 20 Charles Street, Birr, Birr, King's

Mary Treacy, 65, 8 Chapel Lane, Birr, King's

Robert Treacy, 44, Son, 8 Chapel Lane, Birr, King's

Martha Pound, 29, Daughter,

Mary Anne Pound [Treacy?], 7, [his] Daughter, -

Hanah Pound [do], 6, [her] Daughter, -

Matilda Pound [do], 5, [do] Daughter, -

Catherine Manion, 30,

Matilda, Toacy [Tracy], 14, 13 Church Lane, Birr, Birr, King's [Dooly household]

Anne Geer, 92,

Anne Geer, 30, Daughter,