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Government Gazette November 9, 1841
Unclaimed Letters -
General Post Office Sydney for the month of October 1841
...Matthew Treacy, Esq, surgeon, William Treacy...
[Note: May be the same person as the following]
23 November 1877 London Gazette
MATTHEW TREACY, Esq., Deceased. Pursuant to the Act of Parliament of
the 22nd and 23rd Victoria, cap. 35,
intituled " An Act to further amend the Law of Property, and to relieve
Trustees."
NOTICE is hereby given, that all creditors and others having claims or
demands against the estate of Matthew Treacy,
formerly of Dunston Lodge, but late of Dinsdale Park, Darlington, both in the county of Durham,
Surgeon, deceased (who died on the 10th day of January, I876, and of whose personal
estate and effects letters of administration, with the will annexed, have been
granted by the District Registry at Durham of Her Majesty's High Court of
Justice, Probate Division, on the 22nd day of March. 1870, to John Treacy. now of Park-place, Munkgate,
in the suburbs of the city of York. Esq), are hereby
required to send in the particulars of their debts, claims, or demands, and the
nature of the securities (if any) held by them, to the said John Treacy, the said administrator, with will annexed, at our
offices, No. 12, Pavement, in the city of York, on or before the 5th day of
January, 1878, at the expiration of which time the said administrator will
distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the debts, claims, or demands of which he shall then have
had notice; and the said administrator will nor be
liable for the assets, or any part thereof, so distributed to any person of
whose debt, claim, or demand he shall not have liad
notice at the time of such distribution of the said assets.—Dated this. 17th
day of November, 1877
J., J. P. and H. WOOD, Solicitors to the said
Administrator.
20 September 1842 The
Sydney Morning Herald
Municipal Bussiness
List of persons who
claim to have their names inserted in the Citizen list of the City of
Sydney...John Treacy, Philip-street, Bourke's Ward...
23 November 1844 Morning Chronicle
We, the undersigned,
inhabitants of the city of Sydney...sympathy with Daniel O'Connell...James Treacy...
11 April 1846 South
Australian Register
UNCLAIMED LETTERS. General Post Office, April 7, 1846...Patrick Treacy...
27 January 1847 The Sydney Morning Herald
POLICE BEYOND THE BOUNDARIES.—His Excellency the Governor has appointed the following persons to be Chief Constables at the places mentioned in connexion with their respective names, viz :... Mr. Patrick Treacy ; Binalong,
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George Seward Treacy and son George Seward Treacy
13 February 1847
Sydney Chronicle
PETTY SESSIONS.-PORT PHILLIP...His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint the undermentioned gentlemen to be clerks of petty sessions at the places mentioned in connexion with their respective names :-...Pyrenees, Mr. George Seward Treacy;...
18 April 1848 The Melbourne Argus
DISMISSAL FROM OFFICE.-Tracey, who has for some time held the office of chief constable at the Pyrenees station, has been sus pended from office. Numerous candidates have presented themselves for the appointment, and amongst others Swindell formerly of the Melbourne police, who is spoken of as likely to be the successful candidate.
1 June 1852 The Argus (Melbourne)
CAUTION. THREE Blank Printed Receipts, headed "Melbourne Morning Herald Office," bearing the signature of the undersigned, having been stolen from the office receipt book, on Saturday last, the public are cautioned against paying money due to the Herald newspaper, to any one, (out of the office.) but to my collector. Mr George Seward Treacy, who alone is authorised to give Herald office receipts on his behalf. G. CAVENAGH. Herald office, 31st May.
20 July 1852 The Argus (Melbourne)
MARRIED. On Monday the 19th inst, at St Peters Church, Mr George Seward Treacey, to Julia, youngest daughter of Daniel O'Reilly, Esq, of Elizabeth street, Melbourne.
20 April 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
LOST. on Easter Monday, a Bundle containing silk, lace, and muslin dresses ; children's dress pieces, cushion with red tassels and lining, portfolios with letters, &c. The finder will be rewarded on delivering it to Mr. G. S. Treacy, Herald Office, Melbourne, or Mr. R. M. Treacy. Customs Shed, Geeelong.
23 October 1857 The Argus (Melbourne)
MARRIED. On the 20th inst., by the Rev. Alex. Morrison, at the Independent Chapel, Melbourne, Mr. George Seward Treacy, to Catherine, second daughter of Colin McRae, Esq., late of South Yarra, Melbourne.
11 January 1864 The Argus (Melbourne)
LADIES' COLLEGS, Royal-terrace, Nicholson street, Fitzroy, fronting Carlton gardens. Lady principal, Mrs. G. S. TREACY, assisted by an efficient staff of superior masters and governesses. The course of education embraces, belies the ordi- nary branches, all modern language, drawing, paint- ing, music, singing, and dancing. Class re-opens on the 12th of January. Vacancies for a limited number of boarders, who will find a comfortable home combined with a first class education. Prospectuses on application.
27/11/1916 TREACY George Seward : Service Number - 6647 : Place of Birth - Marrickville VIC : Place of Enlistment - Kalgoorlie WA : Next of Kin - (Wife) TREACY Eva http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=8393612
17 December 1916 Sunday Times (Perth)
Matrimonial. The following marriages are arranged to take place at an early date:...George Seward Treacy. Perth, to Eva Wallace, Perth.
29 December 1917 The Argus (Melbourne)
Western Australia...WOUNDED...G. S. Treacy (sev.)...
13 February 1945 The West Australian (Perth)
The engagement is announced of Joy, only daughter of Mrs H. M. Lovelock, and the late Mr R. C. Lovelock, of 23 Seventh-avenue, Bassendean, to Robert Wallace (Bob), only son of Mr and Mrs G. S. Treacy, of Townsville, late of Bassendean.
8 October 1949 The Courier-Mail (Brisbane)
MR. AND MRS. G. S. TREACY AND MR. AND MRS. A. W. BOX AND FAMILY desire to THANK relations and Friends for telegrams, letters, and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement, please accept this as our personal thanks.
Richard Moore Treacy, son
20 March 1849 The Argus (Melbourne)
To the Worshipful the Mayor of Melbourne.
WE, the undersigned Colonists, have the honour to request that your Worship will convene a public meeting of the inhabitants of this province, to consider the steps necessary to be taken in reference to the suppression of the remonstances of the inhabitants against the introduction of British Criminals, and for exonerating his Honor the Superintendent from the censure cast upon him, under erroneous impressions at the public meeting on the 6th instant...R. M. Treacy...
8 November 1853 The Argus (Melbourne)
BIRTHS. On the 7th inst., at Melbourne, Mrs. R. M. Treacy, of a daughter.
1 March 1854 The Argus (Melbourne)
DIED. At the residence of G. F. A. Wilson, Esq., Mrs. Margaret Flattery, grandmother of R. M. Treacy, Esq., Melbourne.
25 April 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
BIRTHS. On Sunday, the 22nd inst., at Aberdeen-street, Geelong, the wife of R. M. Treacy, Esq, of a son.
4 January 1864 The Argus (Melbourne)
LADIES' SCHOOL, corner of Rowena-parade and Gratton terrace, Richmond. Conducted by Mrs. R. M. TREACY.
25 April 1874 The Argus (Melbourne)
IF JESSIE CAMFRON TREACY will send address, or call upon J. H., Scott's Hotel, she will hear of something to her advantage.
25 April 1874 The Argus (Melbourne)
TRACEY-On the 22nd inst, accidentally killed whilst crossing the railway line at Jolimont, Richard Moore, youngest son of Mr R M Tracey, H M Customs, Portland, aged 14 years.
4 May 1875 Portland Guardian and Normanby
General Advertiser (Vic.)
Richard Moore Treacy, landing waiter, to be Acting Collector of Customs at Portland, during the absence of Mr W. A Moore, on leave from 29th April.
24 March 1876 Portland Guardian and Normanby
General Advertiser (Vic.)
Mr Richard Moore Treacy has been appointed Collector of Customs &c., Portland, vice W, A. Moore, who retires on 21st March.
30 September 1876 The Argus (Melbourne)
Government Gazette. The following appointments have been:-- F. H. Braford, clerk and landing-waiter, Warrnambool, to be acting collector of customs and acting-keeper of the powder-magazine at Portland, during the absence of Mr. R. M. Treacy;...
11 June 1879 The Argus (Melbourne)
HARTMANN-TREACY -On the 28th ult, at St Stephen's Church, Portland, by the Rev. J. Norton, the Rev. Ernest William Frederick Hartmann, incumbent of the Episcopalian Church, Bairnsdale, Gipps Land, eldest son of Frederick Armin Hartmann, Esq., merchant, London, to Jessie Cameron, second daughter of Richard Moore Treacy, collector of customs, Portland
11 March 1882 The Argus (Melbourne)
HARTMANN. —On the 3rd inst., drowned while crossing the Mitchell River, on his way to, preach at Dargo, the Rev. Ernest W. F. Hartmann, aged 39, incum- bent of St John's, Bairnsdale, Gippsland, eldest son of C. F. A. Hartmann Esq., merchant, London, and son-in-law of R. M. Treacy, Customs, Portland. Sincerely mourned.
7 November 1882 The Argus (Melbourne)
TREACY—SWYER.—On the 6th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Melbourne, by the Rev. Joseph Carlisle, Richard Moore Treacy, of H.M. Customs, Echuca, to Clara Ellen, relict of the late Charles R. Swyer, M.I.C.E., of Melbourne. Manchester papers please copy.
22 July 1886 The Argus (Melbourne)
COLLINS-TREACY. -On the 17th inst, at Trinity Church. East Melbourne, by the Rev. H. N. Wollas- ton, William Gilbert, eldest son of W. H. Collins, of Geelong to Ina, eldest daughter of R. M. Treacy, Esq. , of Echuca. No cards.
22 August 1893 The Argus (Melbourne)
COLLINS.—On the 17th inst., at her residence, Sutherland, Prospect-road, Newtown, Geelong, the wife of W. Gilbert Collins, and beloved eldest daughter of R. M. Treacy, late of H.M. Customs, Victoria.
29 July 1898 The Argus (Melbourne)
TREACY.-On the 28th July, at his late residence, Charleston. Coleridge-street, Kew. Richard Moore Treacy late H. M. Customs Echuca, dearly beloved father of Mrs D. F. Minnitt of New Caledonia, and Mrs C. G. Riley, of Geelong, in his 73rd year.
William Winter Treacy, son
22 April 1852 The Argus (Melbourne)
FOUND, A CHESNUT HORSE, branded CS on the near shoulder, with a saddle on when found. The owner can have the same by paying expenses. W. TREACY, Crown Livery Stables. April l8, 1852.
20 November 1852 The Argus (Melbourne)
STRAYED in the Crown Stable, November 9th, a Bay Horse, aged, branded M off shoulder ID near shoulder, hind letlucks white, star in forehead, coilar marked.
If the same is not claimed within seven days from this date, he will be sold to defray expenses.
Wm. W. TREACY, Crown Hotel Lively Stables. Melbourne, Nov 19th, 1852
4 January 1859 The Argus (Melbourne)
On the 3rd inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. James Darling, William Winter Treacy, Esq., of this city, to Jane, second daughter of Freeman Hardy, Esq., of Belfast, Ireland, and niece to John Gardner, Esq., of Moorelbank station, Upper Yarra.
26 January 1859 The Argus (Melbourne)
AUCTIONEERS' LICENCES. The following persons applied for renew- als of their annual auctioneers' licences: William W. Treacy. Granted...
8 November 1859 The Argus (Melbourne)
On the 6th inst., at Carlton, Mrs. W. W. Treacy, of a daughter
30 November 1859 The Argus (Melbourne)
An adjourned Licensing Bench sat yesterday at the City Court, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of hearing applications for auctioneers' licences. The following were granted...William Winter Treacy...
24 May 1861 The Argus (Melbourne)
INSOLVENT COURT. THURSDAY, MAY 23.
(Before W. B. Noel, Esq., Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates.)
ADJOURNED FIRST AND ONLY MEETINGS. IN RE WILLIAM WINTER TREACY.
Mr. Macgregor for the official assignee, Mr. Edwards for the insolvent.
The insolvent was further examined. In answer to Mr. Macgregor, he stated that last year he had about 150 acres of land, on part of which stood the Robert Burns Hotel, at Kinlochewe. Bought it three or four years ago of Mr. Thomas Graham, for £3,000; half paid in cash, and the remainder secured by a mortgage on the property for five years. No part of the mortgage was ever paid off, but the interest was paid regularly quarterly until shortly before the insolvency. Sold the equity of redemption, in September last, to Mr. Ruck, for £50. Ruck was at the time a moneylender living in Sandridge, and, so far as insolvent knew, did not follow any other business. Insolvent after the sale to Ruck, let the place for £200 a-year, and subsequently £250, by Ruck's instructions, Ruck having left the place in insolvent's hands to let. The agreement to let the place to the tenant was made out in insolvent's name, and he continued to collect the rents-for Ruck. Insolvent denied that there was any understanding between Ruck and himself to the effect that he was to receive back the rents (collected) after he had gone through the court. The money was paid by Ruck in notes, and insolvent has not given him the money back, but had spent it on his own account. Before this transaction, in- solvent had assigned his furniture to Ruck for an advance. Omitted the furniture from the schedule because he thought the Bill of sale stood good. Had not made any entries in his books of any transaction with Ruck. In answer to Mr. EDWARDS, the insolvent stated that he doubted whether the land at Kinlochewe would fetch £1,500, if it were sold. A vote respecting the insolvent's furniture was taken, but the majority in number of the creditors being one way, and the majority in value being the other, the final disposition of the furni- ture was postponed to the 5th June, to which day the meeting was further adjourned.
19 July 1861 The Argus (Melbourne)
Judicial and Law Notices. IN the SUPREME COURT of the COLONY of VICTORIA: Insolvency Jurisdiction-In the Estate of WILLIAM WINTER TREACY, of Bourke-street west, in the City of Melbourne, in the County of Bourke. In the Colony of Victoria, Auctioneer.- Notice is hereby given, that the above named William Winter Treacy intends to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the colony of Victoria, on Monday, the nineteenth day of August now next ensuing, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, that a CERTIFICATE of DISCHARGE under the Act of Council 7 Victoria, No. 19, be granted to him.
Dated this fifteenth day of July, 1861. JOHN EDWARDS the Younger, 55 Bourke-street West, Melbourne, attorney for the above-named insolvent.
3 May 1862 The Argus (Melbourne)
NOTICE.-I will NOT hold myself RESPONBIBLE for any DEBTS contracted on my account without my written authority. WILLIAM WINTER TREACY, Bourke street West
15 January 1864 The Argus (Melbourne)
TREACY. -On the 12th inst., at Jolimont, the wife of W. W. Treacy, Esq., of a daughter.
16 January 1867 The Argus (Melbourne)
FIVE POUNDS REWARD.-Parties are cautioned NOT to PURCHASE a light chestnut cob HORSE, M over W near shoulder, white face, the same having been stolen from Kinlochewe on the 11th inst. W.W. Treacy.
4 November 1867 The Argus (Melbourne)
AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE
Australian Horse Bazaar, 59 and 61 Bourke street West.
To Squatters, Horse Breeders, and Others.
WW. TREACY having leased the above premises, formerly occupied by him, wishes to inform his friends and the public that he intends holding SALES DAILY by AUCTION of HORSES, and other Live Stock ; the yard and stabling being the most extensive and best arranged in the city. The proprietor's long experience as an auctioneer will, it is hoped, be a sufficient guarantee that parties placing stock in his hands for sale will have them sold to the best advantage. Every attention will be paid to the classing and sale of mobs.
22 July 1869 The Argus (Melbourne)
TO LET, furnished, six-roomed detached COTTAGE, stabling, fronting Fitzroy-gardens, Jolimont. Treacy, 119 Swanston-Street
6 September 1872 The Argus (Melbourne)
At the City Court yesterday, Jane Dempster, a tall young woman of some personal attractions, was charged by William Treacy, livery stablekeeper in Swanston-street, with insulting behaviour...he was married and had children...
30 November 1875 The Argus (Melbourne)
Yesterday afternoon as Mr. Treacy, livery- stable keeper, Swanston-street, was driving a horse and buggy down Barkly-street, Carlton, the horse bolted, and became unmanageable. Mr. Treacy asked the owner of the horse, who was with him, to catch hold of the reins, but the gentleman only catching one, pulled the horse round, and the trap was overturned at the kerb. Both gentlemen were thrown out, and the horse and buggy going over Mr. Treacy, he was severely cut and bruised. He was taken home and attended to. The owner eacaped without material Injury.
20 June 1876 The Argus (Melbourne)
LIVERY and Letting STABLES, Swanston street. We are instructed by Mr. Treacy to SELL privately all that fine BUSINESS, so long and success- fully conducted by him, with horses, carriages, plant, &c. Full particulars given Oxtoby and Co., next Scott's Hotel.
3 July 1876 The Argus (Melbourne)
THURSDAY, JULY 6.
Treacy's Horse Bazzar, Swanston-street
To Cab Proprietors, Liverystable Keepers, Commer-cial Travellers, and Others.
M'CULLOCH, CAMPBELL, and Co. are instructed by Mr. W. W. Treacy, in consequence of his having finished his contract for the conveyance of the city mails, to SELL by AUCTION, on the premises, 119 Swanston-street,
The whole of the plant used by him In connexion with the said mails, viz :-
16 horses, all well broken and seasoned to their work
2 covered express waggons, nearly new, built to order
6 strong hooded tilburies
10 sets of harness
Handsome carriage to close or open, with glass front, made to order, and in excellent order Well matched pair carriage horses, 16 hands, young, and thoroughly good in harness.
All to be sold without the slightest reserve. Sale at One O'clock.
30 July 1877 The Argus (Melbourne)
INSOLVENT COURT. General Meetings at 11...W. W. Treacy...
31 July 1877 The Argus (Melbourne)
RE WILLIAM W. TREACY. A general meeting of creditors was held in the estate of W. W. Treacy, of Melbourne, livery-stable keeper, at which proofs of debt to the amount of £470 9s 7d- were presented. It was proposed that Mr Frank J Smith, of Melbourne, accountant, be appointed trustee of the estate, to which an amendment was moved that no trustee be appointed. The amendment was carried, and the meeting
then closed.
6 July 1878 The Argus (Melbourne)
RE W WINTER TREACY. His Honour also delivered his reserved decision on the certificate application of W. W. Treacy, of Melbourne, livery- stablekeeper, and stated that the certificate would be granted on payment of a dividend of 5s to the creditors who had proved on the estate.
6 March 1879 The Argus (Melbourne)
JAMES-TREACY -On the 27th ult, at the residence of the bride's parents, Richmond, by the Rev A Hardie, Charles William Homewood James to May Frances Crossley, eldest daughter of Willlam Winter Treacy.
4 October 1879 The Sydney Morning Herald
CORONER'S INQUESTS. The City Coroner, yesterday, held an inquest, at the Land's End Hotel, Pyrmont, on the body of Winter Tracey, the late landlord of that hotel. The evidence was as follows:- Charles Burton deposed that he had been recently residing at the Land's End Hotel for a few nights; deceased was a native of the North of Ireland, and aged about 45 or 46 years; he was a married man; his widow is in Melbourne; he left one child that witness knew of, who is also in Melbourne; he had been in this Sydney about 12 months, but over 30 years in the Australian colonies; witness knew him about 20 years...
14 April 1888 The Argus (Melbourne)
SMITH—TREACY.—On the 29th ult., at St. John's, Darlinghurst, by the Rev. Arthur W. Pain, B.A., Eustace Lyndon Smith, C.E., eldest son of John Lowe Smith, Cambock, Tasmania, to Florence, second daughter of the late William Treacy, King's Co., Ireland.
22 November 1906 The Argus (Melbourne)
TREACY-On the 21st November at the residence of her son in-law Mr C. H. James, Hazelhurst, Woorsley road East Malvern. Jane relict of the late Winter Treacy, and dearly loved mother of Mrs. C. H. James, Mrs F. Lyndon-Smith and Mrs P. Macleod, aged 75 years. Private Interment.
6
October 1848 The Argus (Melbourne)
PORT PHILLIP GOVERNMENT
GAZETTE.(Published by Authority.) No. 9.]
POST OFFICE, MELBOURNE, 30th September, 1848...Dennis Tracey, Michael Treacy...
13 August 1849 The Argus (Melbourne)
The lands advertised in the "Government Gazette"...23rd May 1849...sold to the undermentioned parties...27th June 1849...
45. Grant? County, 31a.2r.0p. Martin Treacy, £200, £118.9.0[?]
16
October 1850 The Argus (Melbourne)
MARRIED,
By special license, at Belfast [Melbourne],
on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Brain, Mr. T. H. Osborne, Proprietor and
Editor Belfast Gazette, to Eliza Helena, seventh daughter of the late William Treacy, Esq. Merchant, Leighlin
Bridge, County Carlow, Ireland.
7 July 1851 The Argus (Melbourne)
We the undersigned electors of Melbourne…William Treacy…
16 August 1851 South
Australian Register (Adelaide)
Letters detained for Sea-postage...Mrs. John Treacy, Melbourne...
3 June 1852 The Argus (Melbourne)
GEELONG. Wednesday, 2nd June, 1852.
At a meeting of the Town Council held yesterday afternoon, at which the following members were present:...Councillors...Treacy...
26 January 1853 The Argus (Melbourne)
CLARE HOUSE, TO BE LET
THIS SPLENDID MANSION, shunted in Victoria-terrace, fronting the Bay, containing seven large rooms, stables, coach- house, outhouses, and every convenience, with pump and permanent water. This large range of property is well situate for a family hotel, and to persons desirous of opening in that line the proprietor would treat liberally for a term of years. As a private residence, ¡t is unequalled in the district, tho neighbourhood being respectable, and site extremely healthy.
Apply to Mr. M. Treacy, next Clare
House.
5 August 1854 The
Sydney Morning Herald
INSOLVENCY
John
Treacy, of Parramatta-street, labourer. Liabilities , £203
10s. 2d. Assets-Value of personal property, £26. Deficit, £177 10s. 2d.
19 January 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
WANTED a Groom who thoroughly understands his business. Apply to Mr. Treacy, Mac's Hotel livery Stables, Franklyn-street, North Melbourne.
27 February 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
TO Let, at Hawthorne, a gentleman's Residence, containing six rooms, passage and cellar, with Water tank whick supplies the house all through the I year, stable, fowl house, flower garden, &c. Rent very low. Apply to Mr. Treacy, on the premises, near Fletcher's Hotel.
24 August 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
Unclaimed Letters - Richmond
207 Treacy, Catherine
19 September 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
Letter List...70. WW Treacy 71. William Treacy...
22 December 1855 The Argus (Melbourne)
TREACY, DANIEL,-call upon Mr. Gledhill, hill, 74 Queen-street.
16 March 1856 The Argus (Melbourne)
Missing Friends. Messages, Sec.
CELINA TREACY, now in Melbourne, please communicate with your sister, Maria Treacy, No. 5 Elizabeth-terrace, Wool- loomooloo, Sydney, New South Wales.
2 February 1857 The Star (Ballarat, Vic)
Geelong...The following motion was proposed by Mr Alderman Treacy, and after some amendment was duly carried....
20 October 1864 The Argus (Melbourne)
The Bench at Richmond Police Court were occupied for some time yesterday in investi- gating a charge against Francis Bell, of steal- ing a sofa, tables, carpets, chairs, pictures, vases, a lamp, and a quantity of bedroom fur- niture from the dwelling of Mrs. Ellen Treacy in Barney street. The prosecutrix stated in evidence that she had known Bell for about five months, and that she had let fur- nished apartments to him some time ago. Her landlord, however, had given her notice recently to quit the house...
3 March 1876 The Brisbane Courier
To the Worshipful the Juatices of the Peace acting m and for the District of Brisbane, in Queensland
I WILLIAM TRACEY, now residing it the Big Hill, Durundur road, in the District of Brisbane, do hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply, at the next Meeting for the granting of Publicans Licenses, to be holden for this district on the 14th da) of March next ensung for a COUNTRY PUBLICANS LICENSE for the Sale of Fermented and Spirit uous Liquor, in the house and appurtenances thereunto belonging, situated at the Big Hill, on the Durundur road, and containing four bed rooms and two sitting rooms, exclusive of those required by my family. The house is my own property, and is at present occupied by me, and is not now licensed, and which I intend to keep under tho sign of "The Bushman s Arms." I am married, and have a family, I have never held a license before.
Given under my hand this 28th day of February, 1876
2807 (Signed) WILLIAM TRACEY
28 October 1899 The
Brisbane Courier
THE
SUPREME COURT OF QUEENSLAND.
In the LANDS and
GOODS of MARGARET TRACEY, late of Gipps-street,
Brisbane, in the Colony of Queensland, Spinster, De- ceased, Intestate.
Notice is hereby
given that, after the expiration ot fourteen days
from the publication hereof, application will be made to this Honourable Court
that ADMINISTRATION of the Real and Personal Estate of the abovenamed
Margaret Tracey, decoased, who, died Intestate may be
granted to WILLIAM TRACEY, of Hopetoun Hotel Hopetoun, in the Colony of Queensland, Licensed Victualler,
Brother of the said deceased.
Dated
this Twenty-sixth day of October, A.D. 1899.
J. P. FORDE,
Solicitor for the said William Tracey, 78 Queen-street, Brisbane.
9 October 1900 The
Brisbane Courier
Electorial District Fortitude Valley
William Tracey, 62
years, Hopetown Hotel Kilcoy, Grasier,
Freehold Gipps street resubdiv
B of subdiv 26 north-eastern suburban allot 87 Par
North Brisbane, 14 Sep 1900
1 November 1916 The
Argus (Melbourne)
In Memoriam
STRUGNELL.-In loving memory of my dear daughter, Ada Strungnell, who died at Coburg on the 1st November, 1915.
We cannot see your face, dear Ada, Your voice we cannot hear,
But with Jesus in Heaven, whose glory you share, ln that beautiful mansion you roam,
And there so fair, free from sorrow and care, You are waiting to welcome us home.
-(Inserted by her loving mother, M. A. Treacy.)
STRUGNELL.-In loving memory of our dear sister Ada, who died at Coburg, November 1, 1915.
Just when her life was brightest,
Just when our hopes were best,
She was called from this world of sorrow To a horne of eternal rest.
Died, beloved by all.
-(inscribed by, her loving brother and sister, George Treacy, Auckland, N.Z. ; Minnie Trim, Perth, W.A.)
15 May 1918 Cairns
Post (Qld)
Corporal Treacy Gassed. Mrs. K. Treacy, Grimshaw-street, has been advised that her son, Corporal T. F. Treacy, of the 15th Field Ambulance, France, has been gassed.
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Dan Tracey [view file] An
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characterisations and witticisms to tour Australia and New Zealand during the
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Mary Brigid Treacey (Mother Angela) In March 1874, in
response to an urgent appeal from Bishop Lanigan of
Goulburn for religious communities of women for his
diocese, five Presentation Sisters under the leadership of Mother John Byrne, left Kildare, Ireland, for the mission at Wagga Wagga, New South Wales.
Mt. Erin Presentation Convent Wagga Wagga,
was officially opened in 1876. On 15 August 1877 the first Australian born
postulant entered. She was Mary Brigid Treacey (Mother Angela), a highly educated, musically
talented woman who was then 32 years of age. She was destined to become the foundress of two independent communities - Hay in 1883
and Southern Cross in 1900 - and eventually the foundress
of the Perth Congregation of Presentation Sisters. In 1900, Mother
Angela Treacy, an Australian, led five Presentation
Sisters from Hay in New South Wales to the goldfields at Southern Cross at
the request of Bishop Matthew Gibney who was very
short of teachers for his schools since government aid had ceased in 1895.
The sisters arrived in Albany onboard RMS Orizba
before setting out on the two-day train trip to Southern Cross where it
seemed that the priest had forgotten they were coming. As the annalist
wrote: “Our hearts were sad indeed when we saw the fields of our labours.”
However, by the end of 1900, 100 children were enrolled in the school and a
good beginning had been made. A postulant joined them there and they remained
until 1904 with some moving to the mining town of Collie in 1902. |
1848-1850 Famine Orphan Girls to Australia
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Little Jane 16
Enniskillen, Fermanagh Mary RC PRONI BG14/G/5 (3000) 13 yr old, Union at large,
entered workhouse with mother Mary 54 yr old widow and William 14 yr old on 16
May 1848. She left 3 Oct 1849. Empl. Richard Tracey, Port Office, £6, 12 mths., apprentice. For an
example of an apprentice's indenture see Barefoot & Pregnant? vol.2, p.32.
Conaughton/Coulaghan
Catherine 17 Galway NA RC Empl. RM Tracey Newtown £10 6 mths.
Kenny
Johanna 17 Temple Shambo, Wexford NA RC Empl.
Richard Tracey, Collingwood, £8, 3 mths.
Hughes
Mary 15 Tipperary NA RC Empl. Honor Tracey, Little Lonsdale St., £6, 2 yrs.
Griffin
Biddy 15 New Ross, Wexford NA RC Empl. Dennis Tracey, cooper, Little Lonsdale St.,
£10, 12mths.
MacDowal/McDowal Catherine 16 Fermanagh NA CofE Empl. John Tracey, farmer, Richmond, £9, 3 mths.
McCabe Mary Ann 17
Enniskillen, Fermanagh NA RC PRONI BG14/G/5 (41) servant, out of place, Union
at large, entered workhouse 2 January 1849, left 26 Oct 1849. Empl.
John Treacy, Richmond, £10, 6 mths.
Context and Mission of Catholic Schools 150
years after Edward Tracey
...Around the time
the widow Girard was acquiring the Lismore station, Fr Timothy McCarthy was
serving as first parish priest of the district and Mr Edward Tracey was
establishing the first Catholic school on the North Coast. In 1860, on the corner of Skinner and Ryan
Streets here in Grafton, he opened his little school in a weatherboard church
with a few children and himself as the teacher...When Edward Tracey established
his school it was not unusual for a sole operator, with no formal
qualifications, little or no accountability and resources no better than a roof
and a blackboard, to set up a shingle as a school...
N.S.W. Railways'
Salaried Officers as at 31 December 1887
Thos. Treacy, b. 14/1/1865, Traffic Branch, G.N.R., West
Maitland, 3rd Class District Clerk, 31/3/1880, 1/8/1883, 125
http://home.iprimus.com.au/bexleyboy/arhs/1887_staff.html
Midwives in Western Australia - Supplement to the Government Gazette of Western
Australia, 7 February 1913.
Eliza Tracey: Perth
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Mount Magnet is an old Western Australian gold rush town...
John Denis Treacey
bur 3 Aug 1937 – age 32
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1894/5 Mr Alfred Martin Treacy - Transfer from Public Service to Naval Forces
1904 Specifications for registration of patent by Enoch Spiller and Thomas Waters Treacy titled - The Spiller Treacy Mining and Health Apparatus - Patent not registered
Mercantile Navy list and Maritime directory
1904 Sawmiller, Sydney NSW 1896, Gunblower
Island, 1894, Wood, John W. Treacy, Gunblower, Victoria
1923 Valencia,
Sydney NSW, 7 tons, Harold B. Treacy, "Taviuni" Bronte Rd, Waverley, Sydney, NSW.
1917 Pugh's Almanac & Queensland
Directory
Kaban
Selectors
Bernard Tracey
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
Harry Thomas Tracy, b. 1905 New South Wales Australia
East
Maitland General Cemetery
Treacy John 19 Nov 1918 80y h/Margaret;
father RC 24
Treacy John Francis 7 Apr
1938 60y son/John & Margaret RC 24
Treacy John William 15 Feb 1924 9 Mar 1989 65y QX55952 Gnr;
husband; father; gf Mth O
Treacy Margaret 23 Nov
1918 81y w/John; mother RC 24
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