Thomas Henry Tracey (1821-1895)
Thomas Henry Tracey, of Dublin, Solicitor,
Councillor, QC, JP (1821-1895) was the son of Timothy Tracy, secretary.
He graduated from Kings Inns in 1845. According
to the Directory listings, he and his father lived in various addresses in
Dublin. He spent the last thirty years living in 103 Lower Gardiner street.
In 1847, Mr. Thomas
H. Tracey, was the Clerk of the Peace's office, county of Dublin.
In December 1849,
Thomas H. Tracey was sworn in and admitted an attorney of the Court of
Exchequer.
In the 1850 Thoms Directory of Ireland, he
has the following listings:
City Officers Dublin - Deputy (Clerk of the Crown): Thomas H. Tracy,
esq. (48 Gt Brunswick St???)
Thomas H. Tracy, 56 Gardiner Street Lower, solicitor ...
From 1854 to 1860 he was a councillor from the
North Dock Ward in Dublin Corporation, and a leader of the liberal/radical
party.
In 15 August 1863, Thomas H. Tracey, Esq., and
Mrs. Tracey have left lower Gardiner street for the continent.
In 18 January 1864, Mr Thomas H. Tracey
dedicated a political pamphlet on “The Irish Viceroyalty” to his Excellency the
Earl of Carlisle, published by Joseph Dollard, Dame-street. [A copy is
available in the RIA]
In June 1882, Mr. Thomas H. Tracey, Junior and Mr. Thomas H. Tracey, attended
the Cardinal McCabe's Reception
In 1888, he made multiple contributions to the
O'Connell Monument fund.
In 1890, he became a Justice of the Peace.
He died on the 3rd March
1895, aged 74 years.
Thomas Henry Tracey, Registration district:
Dublin North, Record type: DEATHS, Registration date - quarter and year: Jan -
Mar 1895, Age: 74
Family Notices
12 April 1854 Dublin
Evening Mail
...Thomas H. Tracey, Esq., aged 28 years
Thomas Tracey married Mary Tierney on the 8 May 1843 Wit:
Danl Berry & Anne Ennis. Haddington Road Parish
Thomas Henry Tracy & Mary Tierney
Margaret Tracy b. 27
Sep 1846 Sp. John Aoldy? Curran & Anne Cavanagh. Haddington Road Parish
Thomas
Tracey & Mary
Thomas Tracey b. 2 April 1851 Sp. Thos O
Brien & Margaret Molloy. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Thomas Tracy & Mary Tierney
Denis
Michl Tracy b. 11/21 September 1853 of 103 Lr Gardiner St Sp. Daniel Bergin
& Mary Hargrove. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish [Note address]
Arthurus Tracey of 6 Temple St (s. of Henrici & Mariae Tracey of 103 Gardiner Pl) m. Catherina Maddix
of 6 Temple St (d. of Thomae & Carolinae Maddix of 6 Temple St) on the 26
October 1868 Wit: Guillelmus Kerwick & Margarita Purcell. St. Mary
Pro-Cathedral Parish
Arthur/Arthuris? Tracey, full age, bachelor, porter, lives 6 Temple Ct (s. of Henry Tracey, solicitor) married Catherine Maddix, full [age], spinster, no trade, lives 6 Temple Ct (d. of Thomas Maddix, slater) 26 October 1868 RC Cathedral Marlboro St Wit: William Kerwick & Margaret Puitle [Dublin North PLU]
Arthur/Artieri/Artero Tracey/Tracy/Treacey
& Catharina/Cath/Kate Maddock/Matlock/Maddox/Maddock/Maddix/Maddick
Thomas Henricus Tracey b. 29 December 1865/12 Jan 1866 of 20 Montgomery St Sp. Charlotta Maddock. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Ellena
Tracy b. 5/14 June 1867 of 24 Mecklenburgh St Sp. Ellena Gibson. St. Mary
Pro-Cathedral Parish
Marianna Tracey b. 3/16 August 1869 of 3 Temple Lane Sp. Marianna Walsh [Matlock]. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
James Arthur Treacey b. 9/17 July 1871 of 3 Temple Ct Sp. Emily Maddox. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Joseph Tracey b. 3 June 1873 of 6 Mountjoy Ct Sp. Julia Berry [Maddock]. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Catharina Tracey b. 15/19 July 1875 of Mountjoy Court 6 Sp. Catharina McNamara? [Maddix]. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Patricius Tracy b. 21/31 August 1877 of 6 Mountjoy Ct Sp. Maria Johnstone [Maddick]. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Arthur Tracy b. 22/25 February 1880 of 7 Mtjoy Ct Sp. Maggie Power. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Arthur Tracey, labourer, of 20 Montgomery Street & Kate Maddock
MALE Tracey b. 29 Dec 1865 Lying in Hospital
Britain Street [Dublin North PLU] [Registered 1866]
John Tracy, porter, of 32 Lower
Mucklenbugh [Mecklenburgh] Street & Kate Maddock
FEMALE Tracy b. 5 Jun 1867 of Lying in hospital Britain Street. [Dublin North PLU]
Arthur Tracey, porter, 5 Temple Court, & Kate Maddox
FEMALE Tracey b. 3 Aug 1869 Lying Hospital
Britain Street. [Dublin North PLU]
Arthur Tracey,
of 5 Temple Court, porter, & Catherine Maddox
MALE Tracey b. 8 Jul 1871 Lying Hospital Britan St. Cath Mullen, her mark, present at birth,
Lying in Hospital Britan Street [Dublin North PLU]
Arthur Tracey, died 1873 Dublin North PLU, aged 2 years, b. 1871, bachelor, grocers porters child, died 2 Aug 1873 at 6 Mountjoy Court [St. Mary Pro-Cathedral RC], Catherine Tracey, her mark, present at death, 6 Mountjoy Ct
1900 Census -529 49th Street ED
396 Borough of Manhattan, Election District 1-2 New York City Ward 17, New York
County, New York, United States
Niclas Toben, head, 40, b. Feb 1860 Ireland. emigrated 1886, 14 years resident, Na, driver
Catherine Toben, wife, 28, b. Jan 1871 Ireland, 7 years married, 1 child 0 alive, emigrated 1890, 10 years resident
Patrick Trasy, brother-in-law, 26, b. Mar 1874 Ireland, emigrated 1890, 10 years resident, driver
Artur Trasy, Brother-in-law, 21, b. Mar 1879 Ireland, emigrated 1895, 5 years resident [Emigrated 1896?], laborer
Thomas Henricus Tracy of 103 Lr Gardiner St (s. of Timothei & Margaritae Tracy of York St) m. Delia Josephina Burke of 22 Mid Gardiner St (d. of Jacobi & Mariae Burke of Galway) on the 25 June 1863 Wit: Daniel Joseph Bryan of 103 Lr Gardn St, Winifreda Aloysia Quinn of 98 Lr Gaidn St & Maria Martin of Clontarf. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Thomas Henricus Tracey & Delia Josephina Burke
Thomas Henricus Tracey b. 31 January/17 February 1865 of 103 Lr Gardiner St Sp. Patritius Whelan & Maria Duffey. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Ellena Georina Maria Tracey b. 14 August/16 September 1867 of 103 liford? St Sp. Thomas Henricus Tracey & Judith Alcock per Mariam Emilliam Duffey. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Thomas Henry Tracey & Delia Burke
Thomas Henry b. 28 January 1865 (LDS)
Ellen b. 14 August 1867 (LDS)
Thomas Henry Tracey, solicitor, & Delia Burke
Thomas Henry Tracey b. 28 Jan 1865
of 103 Lr Gardiner St Thomas Henry Tracey, father, 103 Gardiner St Dublin
[Dublin North PLU]
Ellen Tracey b. 14 Aug 1867 of 103
Lr Gardiner St. Thomas H. Tracey, father, 103 Lr Gardiner Street [Dublin North
PLU]
26 June 1863 (FJ)
On June 25, 1863
at the Cathedral Marlborough street by the Rev William Purcell, Thomas H.
Tracey, Esq, to Delia, second daughter of James Burke, Esq, of Galway.
27 June 1863 Cork Examiner
... Thomas H. Tracey, Esq., to Delia, second daughter of James Burke, Esq , of Galway.
1 February 1865 Cork Examiner
... Thomas H. Tracey, Solicitor, of a son.
On Jan 28 [1865], at Dublin, the wife of Thomas H. Tracey, Esq., Solicitor, of a son. (The Solicitors' journal & reporter)
Treacy - January 23
or 28 1865, at Lower Gardiner-street, the wife of Thomas H. Tracey, solicitor,
of a son (IT & FJ)
14 August 1867 (FJ) at 103 Lower Gardiner street, the wife of Thomas H. Tracey,
solicitor, of a daughter.
Thomas H Tracey of 103 Lr Gardiner St (s. of Thomas & Delia Burke of 103 Lr Gardiner St) married Kathleen Murray of 103 Gardiner St (d. of John & Margaret Boyle of Edenderry King Co.) on 17 August 1892 Wit: Mark Keely of 16 Buckingham Buildings & Kate Barnett of 111 Gt. Britin St. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Thomas H. Tracey, full [age], bachelor, clerk, lives 103 Lr. Gardiner St, (s. of Thomas Tracey, solicitor) married Kathleen Murray, full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives 103 Lr. Gardiner St, (d. of John Murray, BLANK profession) 17 August 1892 RC Cathedral Marlboro St Wit: Mark Kealy & Kate Barnett [Dublin North PLU]
Thomas Henry Tracey/Treacy & Catherine Murray
Maude Josephine Tracey b. 8/16 January 1893 of 103 Lr Gardiner St Sp. Margaret Murray. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Henry Jos Tracey b. 7/14 March 1894 of 103 Lr Gardiner St Sp. Mary Brooks. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Mary Agnes Treacy b. 16/23 August 1897 of 103 Lr Gardiner St Sp. Margaret Murray. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Henry Tracey & Catherine Murray
Bedelia Catherina Mary Tracey b. 7/16 September 1895 of Rotunda Hosp Sp. Margaret Murray. St. Mary Pro-Cathedral Parish
Margaret Mary Tracey b. 6 March 1900 of 103 Lr Gardiner St Sp. Margaret Hudson
Thomas Henry Tracey, of full age, widower, solicitor, lives 103 Lr Gardiner St, (s. of Timothy Tracey, gentleman) married Alicia O’Brien, of full age, spinster, lives 17 Marino Cresent, (d. of James O'Brien, Captain in the army) 17 February 1870 RC Chapel Fairview Wit: V.? A. B. O'Brien & Kate J. O'Brien [Coolock & Drumcondra Dublin North PLU]
22 February 1870
Freeman's Journal
Thomas H Tracey.
Esq. 103 Lower Gardiner- street, to Alicia, eldest daughter of the late Captain
James O'Brien, 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, Brywsytown House, County ...
19 March 1870 The
Pilot (Boston & NY)
Feb. 17, at
Clontarf, Thomas H. Tracy, Esq., to Alicia, daughter of the late Capt. James
O’Brien, Bryanstown House, Co. Meath.
16 June 1890
Freeman's Journal
... of T H Tracey,
Ms, .1 P. eldest daughter of the late Captain O'Brier, 6th i:,:;,!Veteran
Battalion
13 June 1891
Freeman's Journal ,
... Alicia Tracey,
who departed-.. 1, 3 Lower Gardiner street, June :-.- -' . - n-c e soul sweet
Jesus have mercy. FPner- .- '-,, d5-rj; seurrted. ...
Will
Thomas Henry Tracey d.
3 Mar 1895 103 Lower Gardiner street Dublin, solicitor, to Thomas
Molloy 59 Talbot street, merchant
1901 Census
Thomas
Henry Tracey, 36, M, 103 Lr. Gardiner Street, North Dock, Dublin, Saving on
his Means on House Property, Roman Catholic Church, Head of Family, Married,
Dublin City
Kathleen
Tracey, 33, F, Lr. Gardiner Street, North Dock, Dublin, Catholic Church, Wife,
Married, King's Co
Delia
Tracey, 5, F, Lr. Gardiner Street, North Dock, Dublin, Scholar, Catholic
Church, Daughter, Not Married, Dublin City
Margaret
Tracey, 1, F, Lr. Gardiner Street, North Dock, Dublin, Catholic Church,
Daughter, Not Married, Dublin City
Aug 29, 1908 (FJ) Auction of Dublin Property
...103 Lower Gardiner street, with possession
(for executrix of late Mr. Tracy)...
Thomas Henry Tracey d.
25 May 1908 103 Lower Gardiner Street Dublin, gentleman, to Kathleen
M. Tracey widow
May 25, 1910 (FJ) In Memoriam
Tracey - Second Anniversary - In loving memory
of Thomas Henry Tracey, late of Lower Gardiner street, who departed this life
on the 25th of May, 1908; fondly loved and dearly mourned by his sorrowing wife
and children. Also my beloved son, Harry, who died on the 2nd of May 1907.
Sacred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on their souls. Queen of the Holy Rosary,
pray for them. Masses will be offered in Mount Argus this day.
1911 Census
Kathleen
Mary, Tracey, 121 Leinster Road, 43, F, Rathmines & Rathgar West Dublin
(widow, married 19 years, 7 child 4 alive)
Celia,
[Delia] Tracey, Leinster Road, 15, F, Rathmines & Rathgar West Dublin
Margaret
N, Tracey, Leinster Road, 11, F, Rathmines & Rathgar West Dublin
Eilleen
F, Tracey, Leinster Road, 7, F, Rathmines & Rathgar West Dublin
Thomas
C, Tracey, Leinster Road, 5, M, Rathmines & Rathgar West Dublin
In the Kings Inns
Admission Papers, it states: Tracey, Thomas Henry, s. of Timothy, Dublin,
scrivener; under 24; ed. Dublin; aft. Father. H 1845.
Directory Listings:
1829: T Tracey, Scrivener, 70 Aungier St
1830: T Tracey, Scrivener, 16 Aungier St
1831: Timothy Tracey, Scrivener, 42 French St
Not listed 1832 to 1835 and 1837 to 1840
1836: Timothy Tracy, Scrivener, 14 Aungier St
1839-1840: Thomas H Tracey esq, (Gentry &
Nobility), 28 Gt Ship St
1842-1847: Timothy Tracy, scrivener, 16 Mercer
St
1841: Timothy Tracy, 28 Gt Ship St
1842-1846: Thomas H. Tracey, 1 (and 2) Camden
Villa
1847-1848: Thomas H. Tracey, Victoria Terr,
Bath Ave, Beggers Bush
1848-51 Griffiths Valuation Dublin: Timothy Tracey, Howth Howth Dublin
1848-51 Griffiths Valuation Dublin: Thomas H.
Tracy, Gardiner Street, Lower St. Thomas Dublin
1849 Thomas H. Tracey/Tracy, solicitor, 56
Gardiner st. Lr. & Timothy Tracey, scrivener, 8 York street
1850: Timothy Trac(e)y, 8 York Street,
scrivener,
1850: Thomas H. Tracey, 52 or 56 Lower
Gardiner St (solicitor) & Deputy Clerk of the Crown?
1862-3: Thomas H Tracy, Esq., solicitor, 103
Gardiner street lower.
February 1868: Thomas H. Treacy, Solicitor,
Lower Gardiner Street
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Newspaper References: December 17, 1847
(FJ) Dublin Police Cautions to
Vintners - Mr. Thomas H. Tracey, of the Clerk of the Peace's office, county
of Dublin... 25 March 1848 (N) ...M. Tracy, of Gardiner-street, then rose to address the meeting. He
alluded to the conduct of the Lord Lieutenant in filling the town with soldiers
and shutting the Castle gates. He urged upon the meeting to exert themselves
and obtain their liberties... 13 May 1848 (N) Protestant Repeal
Association ...present...T.C. Tracey...solicitor[?]... January 5, 1849
(FJ) Clerk of the Crown's Office We should hope
that in the distribution of places connected with the above office the claim
of Mr. Thomas H. Tracey may not be forgotten. Mr. Tracey has acted in that
capacity for many years, and his efficiency as well as his civility on all
occasions has been amply attested by the public, who speak largely of him as
an officer and a gentleman. - Pilot of Tuesday. May 25, 1849 (FJ)
The State Prisoners ...solicitors...Thomas
H. Tracey, 56 Lower Gardiner street... November 21, 1849
(FJ) Thomas H. Tracey,
Esq, 56 Lower Gardiner street...elected to act as assessor at the ensuing
municipal election for the Custom House ward. December 6, 1849
(FJ) Thomas H. Tracey
was on yesterday sworn in and admitted an attorney of the Court of Exchequer. July 15, 1850 (FJ)
North Dock Ward Liberal Club Thomas H. Tracey,
Esq, solicitor, in the chair November 30, 1849
(BL) Court of Chancery - Dublin ...applied as
attorneys...Tracy... January 11, 1850
(FJ) Kilmainham Quarter Session ...Mr. Thomas W.
Tracy, who defended the prisoner... April 24, 1850
(FJ) Abolition of the Viceroyalty North Dock
Ward...Moved by Henry Grattan Esq.; seconded by Thomas Tracy, Esq. May 10,
1851 Nation Thomas
H. Treacy, solicitor, 36 Lower Gardiner street 25 October 1851 (N) To the Liberal Burgesses
of the North Ward Gentlemen - I beg to offer myself as a
Candidate for the representation of your Ward in the Municipal Council. If
elected, I shall by every means in my power discountenance any increase of
Taxation, and endeavour to reduce the rates on this impoverished city. My
principals are, that "Tenant Right," and a Repeal of the
Legislative Union, are both essential to the prosperity of Ireland. Thomas H.
Tracey, 56 Lower gardiner-street. November 24, 1851
(FJ) To the Liberal Burgesses of North Dock ward ...Thomas H.
Tracy, 56 Lower Gardiner street November 26, 1851
(FJ) North Dock Ward ...Mr. Thomas H.
Tracy, 70...Mr. Carolin elected...Mr. Tracey was only a resident for three
years within this ward... 29 November 1851 Wexford Independent Municipal Elections - Town
councillors...North Dock ward...Mr. Thomas H. Tracy, 70 [not elected] February 23, 1854
(FJ) To be sold ...two houses in
the town of Naas...to Thomas H. Tracy, Solicitor, No.108 Lower Gardiner
street. |
Feb 19, 1861
Freemans Journal
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28 October 1854 (N) Liberal Registry
Association
...present...Thomas M Tracey (Solicitor)...
18 November 1854 (N) To the Liberal Burgesses
of the North Dock Ward
Gentlemen - I beg to offer myself as a
Candidate for the representation of your Ward in the Town Council. The
flattering reception I have received throughout my canvass, inspires me with
confidence of my sucess. If elected by you, I shall carefully avoid the
discussion of all Sectarian matters, and lessen, by every means in my power,
the Taxation of my native City. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your most
obedient servant. Thomas H. Tracey, 103 Lower gardiner-street.
November 24, 1854
(FJ) To the Burgesses of North Dock Ward
I beg to offer
myself as a candidate...town council...Thomas H. Tracey, 108 Lower Gardiner
street
25 November 1854 (N) City Municipal Elections
In the North Dock Ward Mr Tracey opposes Mr.
Carollin, whose re-election is, however, secure.
November 27, 1854
(FJ) Municipal elections
North Dock - In this
ward Mr Treacy opposed the re-election of Mr F Carolin.
2 December 1854 (N) Municipal Elections
North Dock Ward - Mr. Frederick Carolin was
opposed by Mr. Tracey, solicitor, who was returned. There was only opposition
in four of the wards.
2nd December 1854 The Tablet
Dublin Municipal Elections...North Dock—In
this ward Mr Treacy opposed the re-election of Mr F Carotin. Alderman Hoyt,
presided. At the close the numbers were—Treacy, 156; Carotin, 104....
December 19, 1854
(FJ) To the members of the Dublin Library Society and Hibernian Athenaeum
...John H. Tracey,
T.C....
March 2, 1855 (FJ)
North Dock ward
...Thomas H. Tracey,
TC...
April 20, 1855 (FJ)
Liberal Registry Association
...Thomas H. Tracy, Esq.,
T.C....
June 06, 1855 Connaught Telegraph (Mayo)
Tenant-Right - Deputation to the Lord
Lieutenant...from the Corporation...Thomas H. Tracey T.C....
17 September 1855 Cork Examiner,
Sale Of The City Dublin Corporation Estates.
To The Editor Of The Dublin Evening Post. Sir—ln the last ..... Thomas H.
Tracey, Town Councillor, 103, Lower Gardiner-street ...
July 8, 1856 (FJ)
Hackney Carriage Bye Laws
Thos H Treacy, TC,
108 Lower Gardiner street
July 14, 1856 (FJ)
Hackney Carriage Bye Laws
...Thos. H. Tracy,
TC, 103 Lower Gardiner street...
7 February 1857 (N) Tenant League [Dublin]
...Mr. Tracey, TC,...
30 May 1857 (N) City of Dublin Election
...petition against the return of Messrs
Grogan and Vance...Thomas H Tracey, TC...Mr Kernan of the firm of Kernan and
Tracey, agents for the petition...
26 September 1857 (N) English Pavers and welch
Pavingstones
...burgesses of Merchant's Quay ward...Mr.
Tracey, TC...
24 October 1857 (N) Abolation of Ministers'
Money
Dear Sir...a sum equal to the amount of the
Ministers' money...to be paid to parish priest of his district to be applied
towards the enlargement, completion and buildings of the various
churches...Thomas H. Tracey
31 October 1857 (N) To the Burgesses of the
North Dock Ward. Caution.
Gentlemen - From a Circular which has been
distributed amongst the Burgesses, stating that there is a probability of a
Vacancy occurring in the Ward, I feel it my duty, as the out-going Town
Councillor, to say, on my part, that no vacancy exists, save my going out by
rotation for re-election, and that is my firm determination to come forward for
re-Election, in accordance with the Resolution come to at a Meeting of the
Burgesses of the Ward, offering me their unanimous support.
I take the oppertunity of saying that, relying
on the promises of the Burgesses made during my personal canvass, I come
forward for re-Election, with every assurance of sucess. Confident of having
served you faithfully and well by my votes and public conduct, I feel you will
not displace an Irishman without a cause from the position which you, three
years ago, placed me in a represenative of one of the most respectable and
influential Wards of my native City.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your
faithful servant, Thomas H. Tracey, Town Council, North Dock Ward, Lower
Gardiner street.
November 26, 1857
(FJ) Municipal Elections
North Dock
Ward...Mr. Tracey (Liberal) 119 votes...elected...
28 November 1857 (N) Municipal Elections
North Dock ward - the candidates were - Mr
Tracey (the out-going Town Councillor), Mr J C Joseph, and Mr M'Comas. At four
o'clock the polling was as follows:-
Mr Tracey
(Liberal) 119
Mr Joseph
(Liberal) 96
Mr M'Comas
(Conservative) 70
Mr Tracey was declared duly elected.
16 January 1858 (N) North Dock Ward [Meeting]
...That James[?] Tracey, Esq, TC, do take the
chair...
16 January 1858 (N) North Dock Ward
...Edward M'Vey Esq...vacancy...undersigned
Burgesses...Thomas H Tracey, TC...
July 10, 1858 (FJ)
The Police Bill
North Dock
Ward...Thomas Henry Tracy T.C.
13 August 1859 (N) The Corporation [Dublin]
Councillors...Treacy...
10 December 1859 (N) The Irish Exiles
We are heartily glad to see that Mr. Treacy has given notice that at the
next meeting of the Dublin Corporation he will move a resolution in favour of
an amnesty to the Irish political exiles...
29 October 1859 Irish Times
Town Council
The following members of the corporation were
present…Tracey…
…Councillor Tracey’s motion to memorialise the
Lord Lieutenant for the pardon and amnesty of John Mitchell and his
confederates…
December 1859 Municipal Council
...Councillors...Tracey/Tracy...soliciting an
intercession...on behalf of the State prisoners and political refugees, in
order to obtain a general pardon for them...
September 11, 1860
(FJ) North Dock Ward
...our
representative, Thomas H. Tracey, Esq, T.C. during the six years he has
represented this ward in the town Council...
12 November 1860
Municipal Revision. The Lord Mayor and his
assessors, Messers. Hyndmen and Coffey, sat this day for to conclude the
revision of the lists. Mr. Tracey, Q.C. appeared to sustain the Liberal
interest, and Mr. Atkinson on the Conservative side.
26/7 November 1860 Irish Times
In the North Dock Ward, the contest is between
two radicals, the one, the outgoing Councillor Thomas H. Tracey, whose peculiar
orations have been so remarkable…(Lost by one vote)
26/7 November 1860
Irish Times
In the North Dock Ward, the contest is
between two radicals, the one, the outgoing Councillor Thomas H. Tracey, whose
peculiar orations have been so remarkable…(Lost by one vote)
November 27, 1860
(FJ) Municipal Elections
North Dock
ward...Mr. McSwiney 169, Mr. Tracey 168...The conservative party, with few exceptions
voted for Mr. Tracey...would follow up his objection to the vote of
personating...
19 February 1861 (FJ) Address to Thomas H.
Tracey Esq.
Sir, We the electors of the North Dock Ward...in
appreciation...during your six years of representation...fifteen years you have
been locally resident amongst us...signed on behalf of 100 Electors...
28 May 1861 (FJ) North Dock Ward
...Mr. Thomas H. Tracy, solicitor, addressed
the meeting...[unity of the liberal interest]...
8 August 1861 (FJ) North Dock Ward
...Thomas H. Tracey, Esq...[support]...Lucas A
Treston, 102 Lower Gardiner-street.
24 November 1863 (FJ) Municipal Elections
...Mr. Thomas H. Tracy intends...the North
Dock Ward...
4 January 1865 (FJ) To the electors of the
North Dock Ward
...honour me with your confidence...Thomas H.
Tracey
14 January 1865 (N) North Dock Ward
...Mr. Thomas H. Tracey seconded the motion
that Mr. P.P. M'Swiney be offered the aldermanship...
12 January 1865 (FJ) & 28 January 1865 (N)
O'Connell Committee
...present...Mr. T. H. Tracey...
18/25 February 1865 (N) The National
Association of Ireland
...present/speaking...Thomas H. Tracey,
solicitor, Dublin...
10 may 1865 (FJ) Grand Ball
...Mr Thomas H Tracy and Mrs Tracy...
11 November 1865 (N) Committal of Mr. John
Donovan [Dublin]
Mr. John Donovan, a young man about twenty-two
years of age, who is, we are informed, the eldest son of the late Mr. John
Donovan, the great Irish Historian and antiquarian, was brought before Mr.
Stronge, Chief Divisional Magistrate, in the Police Commissioners Court, Lower
Castle Yard, on Tuesday evening, charged with having been an active member of
the Fenian Brotherhood. Mr. Pepper, instructed by Mr. Tracey, appeared for the prisoner...house
of Geary, of Cork...
9 May 1868 (N) Killucan, County Westmeath
...Title and Conditions of Sale to be made to
T. H. Tracey, Esq., Solicitor, 11 Essex-bridge.
12 December 1874 (TH) The O'Connell Committee,
Dublin
...Thomas H. Tracey...
1876
Thomas Treacy representative of William Saunders, The
plot of ground, house and premises now known as no. 103 Lower Gardiner Street
in the county of the City of Dublin, rent £13.16.11, 0a/0r/3p, Lease dated 3rd
October 1809, John Cash to William Saunders at the yearly rent of £15 late
currency...
June 1882 Cardinal McCabe's Reception
...Mr. Thomas H. Tracey, Junior...Mr. Thomas
H. Tracey...
April 1883 T.H. Tracey, Solicitor, Chambers,
22 Fownes street, Dublin
August 1886 Public Entry of the Lord Lieutenant
Sir,...Yours, Thomas H. Tracey, Lower Gardiner
street
October 1887 The Patriotic Assurance Company
of Ireland
...Thomas Henry Tracy...
1888 Report of the O'Connell Monument
Committee
Thomas H. Tracy, Esq., Lower Gardiner street
Dublin (2nd sub.), per The Lord Mayor 1 0 0
19 April 1890, Irish Society (Dublin)
...His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has
appointed Mr. Thomas H. Tracey, of Lower Gardiner street, to be a Magistrate
for the City of Dublin. Mr Tracey was for six years a member of the Municipal
Council, and served on the Board of S...
September 1890 The Royal Bank of Ireland
...Mr. Thomas Tracy, J.P...
April 1892 Patriotic Assurance Company
...Shareholders present...Thomas H. Tracy,
J.P...
June 1892 Unionist Meeting at Rathmines
...present...Thomas H. Tracey...
August 1892...Thomas H. Tracy, Esq.,
Solicitor, No.103 Lower Gardiner street, Dublin
May 1893 A Sad Case
Sir... Yours, Thomas H. Tracey, J.P., 103
Upper Gardiner street, Dublin
June 1893 Thomas H. Tracey, Solicitor, 32 York
street, Dublin
July 1893 City of Dublin Steampacket Company
Sir...Yours, Thomas H. Tracey, Lower Gardiner
street
1893 Return for each County, City and Borough
in Ireland of Names of Persons holding Commission of Peace
County of Dublin Magistrates, Thomas Henry
Tracey, appointed 13 Mar 1890, Solicitor
March 17, 1894 (FJ)
St. Patrick's Ball
...Thomas H.
Treacey, JP...
8 September 1894
Freeman's Journal
... Thomas H.
Tracey, Solicitor, 32 York street, Dublin.
May 1895
Thomas Henry Tracy, late of 103 Lower Gardiner street in the City of Dublin,
Solicitor J.P., deceased...died 3rd March 1895...
4 May 1895 IT
Statutory Notice to Creditors in the goods of
Thomas Henry Tracey, late of 103 Lower Gardiner street, in the City of Dublin,
solicitor J.P. deceased.
26 April 1895 Freeman's Journal
... Henry Tracey, deceased, who - died on the
3 rd day of March. 1D95, are hereby required, on or before the 10th day of
June, 189, to-furnish (in writing) the ...
8 May 1895 Freeman's Journal
... Henry Tracey. late of 103 Lower Gardiner
street, in the City of Dublin, Solicitor, J P, Deceased. Take Notice that
pursuant to the Statute 22nd and 23rd ...
July 1895
Catholic Institution for Deaf and Dumb, Cabra
Public
Examination...present...T.H. Tracey...
Pamphlet:
A treatise
on the duties of the offices of crown solicitors, clerks of the crown and
clerks of the peace in Ireland (1847) by T. H Tracey
Thomas
Tracey, The Irish viceroyalty (Dublin, 1864)
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