This surname and variants does not appear to have survived in Ireland. Some commentators have confused it with Tracey, even from earliest times. Early references leading to the development of the surname may have been Bressal mac Ailella Tassaich, of the Uí Tassaich of the Uí Liatháin, Cork, (see the Ui Fidegeinti) and Bishop Tassach, Armagh, one of the followers of Saint Patrick (see the Uí Bairrche, second page, Fiacc’s Hymn).
In the ancient Irish poem by St. Fiech, which Colgan has published as the first life of St. Patrick, mention is made of St. Tassach, from whom the saint received the holy viaticum on his death bed. Tassach was of Rathcolptha, now Raholp [Ballyculter civil parish], near Down, and is said in some of the lives to have been a bishop when he administered the communion to the dying Patricko: he was skilled in the art of a goldsmithp ; and in the ancient notes to Fiech's Hymn it is particularly stated, that the Baculus Jesu was by him first adorned with a precious covering: " Thassachus fuit faber asrarius S. Patricii. Fuit primus qui baculum Jesu pretioso tegumento obcelavit. Ecclesia ipsius est Rath-Colptha juxta Dunum ad Orientemq."
o Vit. 3*. c. 89. Vit. 5*. seu Probi, lib. ii. c.35 Tripart. lib.
ii. c. 71. He is also a bishop in the Martyrology of Aengus ad 14
April.
p. Vit. Tripart. part iii. c. 100. In part ii. c.39. Assicus, first bishop of Elphin,
is called “faber aeris S. Patricii”. One can hardly help suspecting that Assicus and Thassachus were one
and the same; especially as the former is not mentioned in the ancient Martyrology of Aengus.
q Colgan, Tr. Th. p. 6.
And at the 13th [error 14th] of April, Bishop Tassach, one of Patrick’s most favourite companion and his chief manufacturer and ornamenter of crosiers, crosses, shrines, and bells, and who attended him at his death, is thus commemorated:
The kingly Bishop Tassach,
Who administered on his arrival,
The Body of Christ – the truly powerful King –
And the Communion to Patrick.
St Assach (feast day 27th April) has many similarities to St. Tassach and is thought by some to be the same person. Both are included in Tripatite Lives of St Patick, and both are skilled metal workers. St Assach was one of the earliest of St. Patrick's disciples and was appointed the first bishop of the diocese of Elphin in County Roscommon, circa. 450 AD. He was buried near the village of Ballintra between Ballyshannon and Donegal Town in County Donegal.
Also, in the Tripartite Life of Patrick, there is the
following reference
|
Rotheichestar ass ingenti for each leth, cowach tarrasair acht triar namma .i. Loegairi ocus a rígan ocus duine dia muintir, et timuerunt ualde. Veniensque regina ad Patricium .i. Angass ingen Tassaig maic Liathain, dixit ei : "Homo iuste et potens, né perdas régem. Dorega in rí cucut ocus dobera do réir, ocus slechtfaid ocus creitfid do Día." Dodéchaid, dano, Loegairi, ocus roslécht do Patraic, ocus dorat brecshíth dó. |
The heathen fled thence on every side, so that only three remained, namely, Loegaire and his queen and one of his household, and they feared greatly. And the queen, to wit, Angas daughter of Tassach son of Liathan, came to Patrick and said to him, "O just and mighty man, do not destroy the king. The king shall come to thee and shall do thy will, and shall kneel and believe in God." So Loegaire went and knelt to Patrick, and gave him a false peace. |
In the Banshenchus, there is the following:
Angias, daughter of clever Tassach son of blameless Liathan, was the guiding light of Loegaire. He was famous: the shepherd of wealthy Banba.
The following is probable a reference to Bressal mac Ailella
Tassaich, of the Uí Tassaich. In the
poem “The Five Divisions of Munster”, the last verse reads:
|
...aig
dia tat hua Thasaig letha dan diuid rosgab tar moing go meid rosleig ar a roinn a cuig. |
...of whom they are, O Tasaig, art...simple betook himself over the vast sea, he left it after
dividing them into five. |
Ref: Bernard, John Henry
& Atkinson, Robert (1898) The Irish Liber hymnorum. Henry Bradshaw Society. [online book]
Genealogies
úi Thassaig : BB, 177d. Lec, 217 verso. LL, 321f. M, 27 recto. MacFir, 631. Rawl B 502, 151b.
Séamas Pender. A Guide to Irish Genealogical Collections. Analecta Hibernica, No. 7, A
Guide to Irish Genealogical Collections (Aug., 1934), pp. 1- 167
The
manuscript Rawlinson B 502 is stored in the Bodleian
Library at Oxford University, England. The full electronic version is available
at http://image.ox.ac.uk/show?collection=bodleian&manuscript=msrawlb502
Folios 82r give the genealogies of the Uí Tassaig. It starts
at the very bottom of the right column, marked by the lettering in the red box.
Folio 82r http://image.ox.ac.uk/images/bodleian/msrawlb502/82r.jpg
A sister
tribe of the Uí Fidgeinti
of Limerick and Clare, were the Uí Liatháin, both claimed decent from Dáire
Cerbba. The Uí Liatháin were located around Cork
City and perhaps Youghal. In the early references
they are mentioned together. Aillil Tassach, the son of Liatháin from
whom are the Uí Tassaig, had a son Bressal, who
may have been a king of Munster. The Uí Tassaig may have been confused with Uí
Treasaig. (see Uí Fidgeinti). Of interest,
to the east of them is the Déisi Muman
(Waterford), whose origins are given in the Expulsion of the Déisi.
89. Eochu Liatháin, from whom are the Ui Liathain, had seven or eight sons:
90. Cairpre Céol 91. Dalllain 92. Lugdach 93. St. Gobban (or Mogobbóc) Find
90. Corcc Corb from whom are Ceníuil Dalláin
90. Ailill Tassach, ardtoíssech nó Tassach tostach, from whom are Uí Tassaich, had eight sons:
91. Láegaire
91. Bressal 92. Dimmai 93. Donnain 94. Fhergnai 95. Shirshlataig 96. Branduib 97. St. Dalbach Cule Collainge
91. Mac-Draignén
91. Mac-Cáirtind
91. Áed
91. Feideilmid
91. Óengus Brecc
91. Noois éicess
90. Mac-Brócc 91. Meic Caille 92. Cailléni Duib 93. Feradaig Dornmáir 94. Fergusa Tulie 95. Dícolla 96. Rónáin 97. Dúnchada 98. Tuthal from whom are Uí Glaissín & 90. Anmchaid from whom are Uí Anmchada who had seven sons Fáelchad Mór, Torpad, Flaithnia, Aed Find, Cináed, Domnall & Flannchad
90. Bairig quem dicunt Mac Uí Chruind fuisse
90. Fiachu
90. Crimthan
90. Sléibi
90. Conall
90. Sinnaig 91. Corpre 92. Congaile 93. Condmaig 94. Commain 95. Dimmai 96. St. Cormac Ua Liathain
(??? from the three previous are
“Corpmac ua Liathain co rath,
is Gobban Find mac Lucchach,
do siol Daire Cherba chain,
mic Oilill Flannbicc buadaich.”)
1014 The Battle of Clontarf
...Murtogh, son of Anmchadha, Lord of Hy Liathian...(O’Donovan)
[1014] …Muircheartach mac Anamchadha, rí Ó Liatháin…
The ancient parish of Tradaree was associated with the extensive parish of Newmarket which stretches from Bunratty bridge to Latoon bridge. Tradition has it that a Milesian leader called Cormac Cas married the daughter of Oisin, the son of Finn MacCumhaill. It was a descendant of Cormac, Lughaidh Meann, who expelled the Fir Bolg from Clare and he was succeeded by his son, Conal Eachluaith. Conal Eachluaith had a son called Cas from whom the Dal gCais later descended. The eldest son of Cas was Blod from whom descended Brian Boru some centuries later. The twelfth son of Cas was Lughaidh Delbaeth whose daughter married Trad, the son of Tossach. Tossach was a chieftain and a druid. Trad being the father of a large family was given the large tract of land later to be known as Tradaree.
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/places/nof_history.htm
An ancient story quoted by O’Curry gives the origin of the name of this district. It is to the effect that Cas, from whom the Dal Cais derive their distinctive race name, was the son of Conall of “the swift steeds” who was contemporary with the monarch Crimthann, A.D. 379. Cas had twelve sons, and from these were descended the various Dalcassian tribes. The twelfth son was Lugaidh Delbaeth, or Lugaidh “the fire producer.” He had six sons, and one daughter whose name was Aeifé. The “fire producer” had received a large territory from his father, and in time gave his daughter in marriage to Trad, son of Tassach, who was a kingly chief and Druid, but one who owned little land. After some time Trad found himself the father of a numerous family and possessing only a small provision for their support. He prompted his wife to ask more land from her father. Lugaidh acceded to her request, and bestowed upon her husband the territory that he himself had got from his own father. From the name of the new owner the district was designated Tradraighe, a name which it has preserved ever since.
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/history/frost/chap11_tradraighe_ancient_irish_deeds.htm
Placenames
Tassagh Keady Armagh
Tassagh (Belleek), Fermanagh
Date of Eviction: 1902.
Landlord: Marquis of Ely, Tenant: J. Treacy. Townland: Tassagh (Belleek). Remarks: Outside Act. FIN/23/4/D/281
Placenames containing ‘tass’.
|
Placename |
Civil Parish |
County |
|
Tassagh |
Keady |
Armagh |
|
Ballintantassig |
Glanworth |
Cork |
|
Kiltass |
Cooliney |
Cork |
|
Knockatassonig |
Kilmoe |
Cork |
|
Islandtasserty |
Ballyaghran |
Derry |
|
Ratass |
Ratass |
Kerry |
|
Aghintass |
Annaduff |
Leitrim |
|
Tassan |
Clontibret |
Monaghan |
|
Carrowntassona |
Ballylaneen |
Waterford |
1747-1768 Freeholders list of electors Fermanagh
John Teacy?, Loughkillygreen?, Galloon, Fermanagh. October 1747
1783-1802
Freeholders
John Tasy, house
& land, Augharooskymore, Drumully,
Coole, Fermanagh. 40s. 3rd May 1802
Henry Teasay, house & land, Loughgallygreen, Drummully, Clonkelly, Fermanagh. 40s. 19th August 1796
William Teasay, house & land, Loughgallygreen, Drummully, Clonkelly, Fermanagh. 40s. 19th August 1796
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
Parish Of Galloon
County Fermanagh Diocese Of Clogher (Church Of
Ireland)
15 June 1821 Elizabeth, daughter of John & Mary Teacy of Lougkillagreen (sic).
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/galloon-register1.txt
Galloon Register
William Tracey, pensioner/labourer, & Isabella
Thomas Tracey b. 15 Feb/15 April 1868 of Kilroot [Galloon]
Isabella Tracey b. 14 Feb/28 April 1872 of Loughkillygreen [Galloon]
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/galloon-bap-index-1860-73.htm
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/churches/galloon-bap-1860-1873.pdf
William Tacey & Isabella Hurst
Thomas Tacey, bn. 15 Feb 1868 Newtownbutler (LDS)
William Tacey, labourer, & Isabella Hurst?
Thomas Tracey [Tacey] b. 15
Feb 1868 of Kilroot Newtown Butler [Galloon Fermanagh]
[Newtown Butler Clones PLU] [1901 Census - COI
Gortgarvan Galloon Fermanagh]
Tithe Records
Jas Teasy, Augharoosky West, Galloon,
1834
1868 Catalogue of Graduates who have proceeded to Degrees in the
University of Dublin
William Tassie, B.A. Vern 1821
1846 Slater's national commercial directory of Ireland
David W. Tassie, Civil Engineer, 21 Lwd. Sherrard st, Dublin
John Tecey, Keady, Armagh
1850- 1860 Griffiths Valuation of Ireland
Derrynoose, County Armagh
Andrew Tecey, Drumgreenagh Derrynoose Armagh
George Tecey, Drumgreenagh Derrynoose Armagh
James Tecey, Drumgreenagh Derrynoose Armagh
William Tecey, Drumgreenagh Derrynoose Armagh
Tynan, County Armagh
George Teacy, Cavanagarvan Tynan Armagh
John Teacy, Cavanagarvan Tynan Armagh
Killygarvan, County Donegal
Robert Tassie, Rathmullan and Ballyboe Rathmullan Killygarvan Donegal
Aghaloo, County Tyrone
Robert Tassey, Kilgowney Aghaloo Tyrone
Robert Tassie, Town
of Caledon Aghaloo Tyrone
William Tassie,
Town of Caledon Aghaloo Tyrone
William Teasy, Caledon
Aghaloo Tyrone
William Teasy, Tullynashane Aghaloo Tyrone
Arboe, County Tyrone
Henry Tassy, Cluntoe Arboe Tyrone
Sarah Tassy, Kinrush Arboe Tyrone
Blessington, County Wicklow
George Tassie, Blessington Main St. Blessington
Wicklow
George Tassie, Haylands Blessington Wicklow
Land Owners in Ireland, 1876 - Armagh
Tassy James 213 Armagh
Tassy John 213 Armagh
Tassy Nathaniel 213 Armagh
Teasey George 213 Armagh
Tecey George 213 Armagh
Tecey John 213 Armagh
Tecey Nathaniel 213 Armagh
Tecey William 213 Armagh
1876
(412) Owners of land (Ireland).
Return to an order of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 20 July 1876
Armagh
Nathaniel Tassy, 10a, £9
James Teacy, 6a, £6
1901 Census
John
Tacy, 46, M, 26 Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Flax Dresser, Ephiscipalen Church of Ireland,
Head of Family, Married, Co Antrim
Sarah
Tacy, 49, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, , Ephiscipalen,
Wife, Married, Co Antrim
Lizzie
Tacy, 20, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Yarn Spinner, Ephiscipalen, Daughter,
Married, Co Antrim
William
Tacy, 17, M, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Mill Worker, Ephiscipalen, Son, Not Married,
Co Antrim
Ellen
Tacy, 14, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Doffer, Ephiscipalen, Daughter, Not Married,
Co Antrim
Sarah
Tacy, 11, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Scholar, Ephiscipalen, Daughter, Not Married,
Co Antrim
Nathanial
Teacy, 60, M, 5 Drumgreenah,
Crossmore, Armagh, Farmer, Presbyterian, Head of
Family, Widow, County Armagh
Andrew
Teacy, 14,
M, Drumgreenah, Crossmore,
Armagh, Schooll, Presbyterian, Son, Not Married, Co
Armagh
Marshall
Teacy, 13, M, Drumgreenah, Crossmore, Armagh, School, Presbyterian, Son, Not Married,
Co Armagh
Walter
Teacy, 12, M, Drumgreenah, Crossmore, Armagh, School, Presbyterian, Son, Not Married,
Co Armagh
John
Teacy, 37, M, 8 Drumgreenah,
Crossmore, Armagh, Farmer, Presbyterian, Head of
Family, Not Married, Co Armagh
James
Teacy, 35, M, Drumgreenah, Crossmore, Armagh, Farmers Brother, Presbyterian, Brother,
Not Married, Co Armagh
Catherine
Teacy, 25, F, Drumgreenah, Crossmore, Armagh, Housekeeper, Presbyterian, Sister, Not
Married, Co Armagh
Mary
Tacy, 28, F, 22.1 Dunfanaghy
Town, Main St., Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Shop Keeper,
Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Widow, Co Donegal
Mary
Tacy, 80, F, 22.2 Dunfanaghy
Town, Main St., Dunfanaghy, Donegal, Home Keeping,
Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Widow, Co Donegal
Charles
Tassy, 24, M, 33 High Street, Holywood
Urban, Down, Flesher, Uniterian, Head of Family, Not
Married, Co Down
Isabella
Teacy, 51, F, 3 Gortgarvan,
Magheraveely, Fermanagh, House Keeper, I C, Head of
Family, Widow, Fermanagh
Thomas
Teacy, 30, M, Gortgarvan, Magheraveely, Fermanagh, Agricultral
Labourer, I C, Son, Not Married, Fermanagh
Patrick
Tassy, 65, M, 21 Drumenny Conyngham, Munterevlin, Tyrone,
Farmer, R Catholic Religion, Head of Family, Widow, Co Tyrone
Patrick
Tassy, 28, M, Drumenny Conyngham, Munterevlin, Tyrone,
Farmers Son, R Catholic Religion, Son, Not Married, Co Tyrone
Mary
Tassy, 70, F, 4.1 Drumenny Conyngham, Munterevlin, Tyrone,
Housekeeper, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Widow, Co Tyrone
Jane
Tassy, 30, F, Drumenny Conyngham, Munterevlin, Tyrone,
General Housekeeper, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Co Tyrone
John
Tassey, 57, M, 18 Farsnagh,
Munterevlin, Tyrone, Spirit Grocer, Roman Catholic,
Head of Family, Not Married, Co Tyrone
Mary
A Tassey, 50, F, 33 Kinrush,
Munterevlin, Tyrone, Grocer, Catholic Church, Head of
Family, Not Married, Co Tyrone
Lizzie Corr, 13, Female, Niece, Catholic Church, Co Tyrone
John
W Teasey, 48, M, 6 Main St., Caledon, Tyrone,
Farmer, Presbyterian, Son, Not Married, Co Tyrone
Kare [Kate?] Teasey, 72, F,
Main St., Caledon, Tyrone, Presbyterian, Mother, Widow, Co Armagh
Matilda
Teasey, 55, F, 28 Main St., Caledon, Tyrone, Boarding
House, Methodist, Head of Family, Widow, Co Armagh
Sarah
J Teasey, 31, F, Main St., Caledon, Tyrone,
Methodist, Daughter, Not Married, Co Armagh
Margaret
Teasey, 60, F, 3 Castlelane,
Caledon, Tyrone, Domestice, Presbyterian, Wife,
Widow, Co Tyrone
Jane
Teasey, 28, F, Castlelane,
Caledon, Tyrone, Laundress, Presbyterian, Daughter, Not Married, Co Tyrone
Robert
Teasey, 26, M, Castlelane,
Caledon, Tyrone, General Labourer, Presbyterian, Son, Not Married, Co Tyrone
John
Teasey, 30, M, 10 Tullugreen,
Carrigtwohill, Cork, Coachman, Presbyterian, Servant,
Single, Co Tyrone
Hana Tacey [Lacey?], 23, F, 19 Castlewellan Oldtown, Upper Iveagh (Lower
Half), Down, Milliner, Roman Catholic, Milliner, Not Married, Wexford
1911 Census
Marshall,
Trecy [Teacy] Agincourt
Avenue, Cromac, Antrim, 20, M, Armagh, Student,
Presbyterian [with Aunt Mary Isalbel M’Lean]
William
Tacey, 65, M, Leeson, Falls
(Belfast), Antrim, Presbyterian, Brother in Law, Married, 4, 1, 1, Co Tyrone
Margaret
Tacey [nee Brown], 58, F, Leeson,
Falls (Belfast), Antrim, Presbyterian, Sister,
Married, 4, 1, 1, Co Tyrone
John
Tacey, 21, M, Leeson, Falls
(Belfast), Antrim, Flesher, Presbyterian, Step Brother, Single, City Belfast
John
Tacy, 55, M, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Flax Dresser, Church of Ireland, Head of Family, Married, 33, 5, 5, Co
Antrim
Sarah
Tacy, 58, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Church of Ireland, Wife, Married, 33, 5, 5, Co Down
Ellen
Tacy, 23, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Mill Worker Spinner Linen Thread, Church of Ireland, Daughter, Single,
Co Antrim
Sarah
Tacy, 20, F, Castle Street, Lisburn,
Antrim, Mill Worker Spinner Linen Thread, Church of Ireland, Daughter, Single,
Co Antrim
Saraha E Tacy, 38, F,
Seymour, Lisburn, Antrim, Mill Worker, Church of
Ireland, Wife, Married, Co Down
William
Tacy, 28, M, Seymour, Lisburn,
Antrim, Labourer, Church of Ireland, Head of Family, Married, 2, 2, Co Antrim
William
Teasey, 42, M, Marlborough Gardens, Windsor Ward,
Antrim, Coachman, Presbyterian, Head of Family, Married, 8, Co Tyrone
Margaret
Amelia Teasey, 7, F, Marlborough Gardens, Windsor
Ward, Antrim, Scholar, Presbyterian, Daughter, Belfast
Elizabeth
Teasey, 34, F, Marlborough Gardens, Windsor Ward,
Antrim, Presbyterian, Wife, Married, 9, 2, 2, Co Down
William
Robert Teasey, 4, M, Marlborough Gardens, Windsor
Ward, Antrim, Scholar, Presbyterian, Son, Belfast
Henry
Tassey, 7, M, Cornakinnegar,
Cornakinnegar, Armagh, Pupil, Roman Catholic, Single,
Co Tyrone
Mary
Tassy, 6, F, Cornakinnegar,
Cornakinnegar, Armagh, Pupil, Roman Catholic, Co
Tyrone
Mary Tassy, Cornakinnegar Girls Industrial School, Cornakinnegar, Armagh, 6, F, Co Tyrone, Pupil, Roman Catholic
John
Teacy, 42, M, Drumgreenagh,
Crossmore, Armagh, Farmer, Presbyterian, Head of
Family, Single, Co Armagh,
James
Teacy, 40, M, Drumgreenagh,
Crossmore, Armagh, Farmer, Presbyterian, Brother,
Single, Co Armagh,
Kate
Teacy, 26, F, Drumgreenagh,
Crossmore, Armagh, Presbyterian, Sister, Single, Co
Armagh,
Robert
J J Teasey, 38, M,
Bonds Hill, Londonderry No. 5 Urban, Londonderry, Methodists Minister,
Methodist, Visitor, Married, 8, 3, 2, Co Tyrone
William
Henry Teacy, 31, M, Bonds Place, Londonderry No.
5 Urban, Londonderry, Washman in Laundry, Church of Ireland, Head of Family,
Married, Co Fermanagh,
Maria
Teacy, 30, F, Bonds Place, Londonderry No. 5 Urban,
Londonderry, Church of Ireland, Wife, Married, , 10,
5, Londonderry City, 4
Alice
Teacy, 9, F, Bonds Place, Londonderry No. 5 Urban,
Londonderry, Scholar, Church of Ireland, Daughter, Single, Londonderry City,
William
James Teacy, 7, M, Bonds Place, Londonderry No. 5
Urban, Londonderry, Scholar, Church of Ireland, Son, Single, Londonderry City,
Thomas
Teacy, 3, M, Bonds Place, Londonderry No. 5 Urban,
Londonderry, Church of Ireland, Son, Londonderry City,
Isabella
Teacy, 5, F, Bonds Place, Londonderry No. 5 Urban,
Londonderry, Scholar, Church of Ireland, Daughter, Single, Londonderry City,
Annie
Tassey, 42, F, Ballybriest,
Lissan Upper, Londonderry, General Servant Domestic,
Roman Catholic, Servant, Widow, 9, 2, 2, Co Tyrone
Sarah
Teasey, 42, F, Bundoran,
part of Drumacrin, Finner, Magheracar, Bundoran, Donegal,
Lady Companion, Presbyterian, Boarder, Single, Tyrone
Kate
Teasey, 80, F, Seacliffe
Road, Bangor, Down, Presbyterian, Head of Family, Widow, 57, 8, 3, Tyrone
John
Teasey, 56, M, Seacliffe
Road, Bangor, Down, Cattle Dealer, Presbyterian, Son, Single, Tyrone
Sara
Teasey, 45, F, Seacliffe
Road, Bangor, Down, Presbyterian, Daughter, Single, Tyrone
Ellen
Tacy [Lacy?], 54, F, Drumcooly,
Edenderry Rural, King's Co., Roman Catholic, Visitor,
Single, Kings Co
Margaret
Teasey, 70, F, Caledon Town, Caledon, Tyrone,
Presbyterian, Head of Family, Widow, 5, 4, Co Tyrone Caledon
Jenny
Teasey, 33, F, Caledon Town, Caledon, Tyrone,
Presbyterian, Daughter, Single, Co Tyrone
John
Teasey, 31, M, Caledon Town, Caledon, Tyrone,
Coachman Domestic Servant, Presbyterian, Son, Single, Co Tyrone
Robert
Teasey, 30, M, Caledon Town, Caledon, Tyrone, Farm
Labourer, Presbyterian, Son, Single, Co Tyrone
Matilda
Teasey, 68, F, Main Street, Caledon, Tyrone, Boarding
House Keeper, Methodist, Head of Family, Widow, 4, 4, Co Tyrone
Kate
Tassey, 8, F, Annaghmore, Munterevlin, Tyrone, Servant Domestic, Roman Catholic,
Servant, Single, Co Tyrone
Patrick
Tassey, 35, M, Drumenny (Conyngham), Munterevlin, Tyrone,
Farmer, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Married, 6, Co Tyrone
Annie
Tassey, 25, F, Drumenny (Conyngham), Munterevlin, Tyrone,
R C, Wife, Married, 6, 3, 3, Co Tyrone
Leenah Tassey, 5, F, Drumenny (Conyngham), Munterevlin, Tyrone, R C, Daughter, Single, Co Tyrone
Patrick
Tassey, 2, M, Drumenny (Conyngham), Munterevlin, Tyrone,
R C, Son, Single, Co Tyrone
Mary
Lizzie Tassey, 0, F, Drumenny
(Conyngham), Munterevlin,
Tyrone, R C, Daughter, Single, Co Tyrone
John
Tassey, 68, M, Farsnagh, Munterevlin, Tyrone, Spirit Grocer, R Catholic, Head of
Family, Single, Co Tyrone
R
J J Teasey, Church
Street (West Side), Omagh Urban, Tyrone, Head of
Family, [name on form]
Ellen
E ? Teasey, 41, F,
Church Street (West Side), Omagh Urban, Tyrone,
Methodist, Wife, Married, 8, 3, 2, Co Cork
William
B Teasey, 2, M, Church Street (West Side), Omagh Urban, Tyrone, Methodist, Son, Single, Co Armagh
Dorothy ? Teasey, 1, F, Church
Street (West Side), Omagh Urban, Tyrone, Methodist,
Daughter, Single, Co Armagh
