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Dan Tracey [view file] An
American who was renowned as one of the finest exponents of Irish
characterisations and witticisms to tour Australia and New Zealand during the
minstrel era from 1885. He was also a specialist clog dancer. 27
February 1896 Otago Witness Australian
Stage Gossip...Stella Tracey, a six-year-old daughter of the well-known
dancer Dan Tracey, does a clever song-and-dance turn in "Robinson
Crusoe" at Sydney Her Majesty's... |
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Newspaper references to 1900 from PapersPast http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast
July 1839
Free Passage to New Zealand
John Tracey of 85
Rosemary Lane [Aldgate Middlesex England]
No.: 427
Gender: [Male]
Age: 26
Marital status: Married
Trade or calling: Laborer
Woman's age: 29
Number of daughters:
1
Ages of daughters: 1 year
2 March 1869 Wanganui Herald
Residents Magistrates
Court...[family dispute over peaches]...William Tracey [from Ireland]...[his
daughter] Margaret Marshall...[his grandson and her son] Wm. Henry Jones...
8 October 1870 Nelson Examiner and New
Zealand Chronicle
A little girl named
Tracey fell into the Avon, at Christchurch, on Saturday last, and for some
distance floated down the river, supported by her clothes. She at length sank,
but was rescued by a Constable M'Donald, who swam to her assistance. The child
was insensible when taken out of the water, but by the application of
restoratives was brought to her senses in half-an-hour.
14 October 1870 Star
SALE OF BUILDING. MR
H. E. ALPORT has received instructions from the Directors of the Christchurch
Music Hall Company (Limited), to Sell by Public Auction, ON MONDAY NEXT, OCT.
17, On the premises, as under — The Weather-board Cottage immediately adjoining
the Theatre, Gloucester street, Christchurch, now occupied by Mr Tracey; to be
removed in seven days. .Sale at Noon.
British War Office
James Tracy b. 1834 Ballylough, Cavan 2/18th
Foot
James Tracey or Tracy, Ballyborough
[Bailieborough], Cavan, Ireland [WO 23]
Regiments: [18th foot 2nd battalion]
Rank: private
Age: 35
Foreign service: New Zealand 6 10/12; Australia 7/12
Character: fair
Trade: laborer
Height - feet: 5
Height - inches: 4 1/2
Hair: brown
Eyes: hazel
Complexion: sallow
Regimental surgeons report: bronchitis
Invalid depot report: will interfere etc.
Residing in Wanganui New Zealand
Permission to reside: 29 November 1870
24 May 1871 Daily Southern Cross
...revising the
electoral rolls of the Parnell and Newton electoral districts... The following
licenses will be struck off unless fuller particulars be provided to the
Revising Officer on an early day;...William Tracey, Barrack-street...
6 July 1871 Wanganui Herald
... Ancient Order of
.Foresters, was held last evening at Thurston's Victoria Hotel...The
subordinate offices were filled by the nomination of...James Tracey S.B...
27 July 1871 Tuapeka Times
WARDEN'S
COURT...Application was refused to Patrick Tracey for an abandoned race,
situate at Munroa...
2 November 1872 Otago Witness
...Thomas Joseph
Tracey, now waiter at the Occidental Hotel, deposed he, was waiter and
assistant barman at the Otago Hotel in the end of May last...
2 July 1874 Star
...Christchurch...Edward
Tracey...his wife, Lucy Tracey...
29 July 1874 West Coast Times
ASSAULT. Michael and
Thomas Tracey pleaded guilty to assaulting one Thomas Hughes at the Taipo on
the 19th inst., by beating and kicking him and throwing a glass tumbler at his
head.
10 August 1874 Daily Southern Cross
NOTICE. The Albert
Brewery will be Closed This Day from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m , to enable the
employees to attend the Funeral of their late fellow-servant, William Tracey.
R. WHITSON & SONS. August 10, 1874.
10 August 1874 Daily Southern Cross
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Distressing
accident, which terminated fatally, occurred on Saturday afternoon lit about 5 o'clock
to a mau of the name of Tracey, in the employ of Messrs. Whitson and Son,
brewers. It appears that the unfortunate man was driving in from Onehungs in a
spring cart with two empty barrels. Another man named William Currie
accompanied him. The horse was proceeding at an ordinary pace. While descending
Upper Queen-street, Tracey suddenly tell forwards out of the cart. Currie
leaned over to catch him while falling, and in this attempt fell himself out of
the cart, fortunately without sustaining any hurt. Owing to this he was unable
to say whether the wheel of a cart passed over Tracey or not. Tracey
immediately lifted up, and conveyed to the hospital, but while on his way there
expired. Drs. Stockwell and Dawson were both in attendance, but the unfortunate
man never spoke after he fell. An examination of the body showed no outward
marks, ho that the cartwheel could not have passed over him. It is supposed
that he was suddenly attacked with an apoplectic fit, to which he was subject,
having had a similar attack about 12 months ago, when he fell out of a cart,
though fortunately without resulting in serious injury. Tracey was a man of
sober, temperate habits, and has been in the employ of Messrs. Whitson and Son
for a considerable time, and his loss will be much felt. Ha was about 35 years
of age, and leaves a wife and three children. An inquest will be held at the
Greyhound Hotel at 2 p.m. to-day. During Saturday evening the body of deceased
was brought from the hospital to his late home in Lorne-street, from which
place the funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
11 August 1874 Daily Southern Cross
SUDDEN DEATH OF WILLIAM TRACEY, CORONER'S INQUEST...
3 September 1874 Star
Christchurch...
Horse and Cattle trespass...Edward Tracey, one horse, Hereford street; fined
5s...
16 September 1874 Wanganui Herald
Resident Magistrates
Court...Thomas Tracey...Catherine Tracey...daughter...
24 September 1874 Otago Daily Times
...The following
applications to purchase land on the goldfields were postponed:—P. Tracey,
section 45, block XIX., Tuapeka East;...
19 May 1875 Wanganui Chronicle
The following
persons are objected to as not being entitled to have their names retained on
the list of Voters for the Electoral District of Wanganui:...
Tracey, William John,
Wanganui, Household, part of section 513, Harrison Street Three times cv roll
Tracey, William,
Wanganui, House in Harrison street Three times on roll...
19 July 1875 Wanganui Herald
BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE
IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Wellington District. In the
matter of the Bankruptcy Acts, NO TIC Eis hereby-given that JAMES TRACEY, of
Wanganui, Labourer, did on SATURDAY, the 17 th day of July instant, file in the
proper office of the Supreme Court, at Wellington, a declaration of his
inability to meet his engageinents with his Creditors. GEORGE HUTCHISON,
Solicitor. Dated this 19 th day of July, 1875.
2 November 1875 North Otago Times
Residents Magistrate
Court. Thursday, October 28. (Before T. W. Parker, Esq., H.M.) Abusive Language.
Patrick Tracey was brought up, charged, on a warrant issued at Dunedin, for
using abusive language to a man named King, in Dunedin. Sergt. Smith asked that
the man might be remanded to Dunedin, accused to enter into his own
recognisance to appear in Dunedin. The Magistrate remanded the accused
accordingly, the man to enter in his own recognisance of L10 to appear before
the Court in Dunedin.
3 December 1875 New Zealand Tablet
Subscribers...Mr. P.
Tracey, Munro's Spur £1/18/6...
24 December 1875 New Zealand Tablet
INFORMATION wanted
of PATRICK MORRIS, who left Kilkenny, Ireland, seven years ago for Victoria,
Australia, when last heard of two years ago, was living at Woodend, Victoria,
with a Mr. Tracey. Any information concerning him by which his present address
can lie traced, "will be thankfully received by his sister, ELLEN MORRIS,
if forwarded to the Outram Post Office, West Taieri, Otago, New Zealand.
7 January 1876 New Zealand Tablet
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. The
school at Invercargill is under the direction of Mr. Tracey, who is assisted by
Miss Thompson, and the average attendance is 100...
16 August 1876 Tuapeka Times
WARDEN'S COURT,
LAWRENCE...Patrick Tracey applied for an extended claim and tailrace in Munros
Gully. — This application was also adjourned to view the ground.
22 September 1876 New Zealand Tablet
Subscriptions...P.
Tracey, Evans' Flat, to October 24th, 1876...£1/5/0 [other early reference
without address]
22 June 1877 New Zealand Tablet
Subscriptions...P.
Tracey, Evans' Flat, to June 19th, 1877...£0/16/6
Waimea
arrived Wellington NZ, 04 Oct 1876 (assisted emigration) [see Tim Tracy]
Michl Treacy, aged 24, farm labourer of Clare
Bridget, aged 26
Timothy, aged 2
Mary, 6 months
6
February 1935 Horowhenua Chronicle (NZ)
Obituary.
Mr. Michael Tracy.
The death is reported from. Auckland of Mr.
Michael Tracy, for many years in business in Wellington, and father of Mr.
Timothy Tracy, of Upper Willis Street.
The late Mr. Tracy, who was born in County
Clare, Ireland, came to New Zealand fifty-eight years ago by the ship Waimea.
He was accompanied by his wife (who died four years ago), his eldest daughter, Mary
(Sister Camillas, of the Catholic Orphanage, who died six years ago), and Mr.
Timothy Tracy, formerly well known in boxing circles in New Zealand. Upon his
arrival in Wellington, Mr. Tracy found business none too brisk in town, so he
set up as a bootmaker and repairer at the Upper Hutt, as at that time there was
a largo number of men employed on the railway works building the line that was
to connect Wellington with the Wairarapa. When that work gave out Mr. Tracy
shifted to Wadestown, to cater for the men who were employed in the
construction of the line between Wellington and Crofton (now Ngaio) for the
Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company. Subsequently he commenced business as
a boot salesman in Willis Street, and remained there for some thirty years
before shifting into Manners Street. He had been out of business for some years
prior to his death.
He leaves five sons, Timothy, Benjamin,
Michael, Leo (a Marist Brother), and Patrick.
The remains are being brought to Wellington
for interment.
Mrs. N. M. Thomson, of Levin, is a
grand-daughter of the late Mr. Tracy.
25 October 1876 Star
Sudden death...Lucy
Tracey...
20 November 1876 Southland Times
Magistrate's Court.
— At this Court on Saturday, before Mr McCulloch, R.M., five children, whose
ages ranged from 2 to 10 years, were brought up under the Neglected Children's
Act. Inspector Fox explained that the father of the children, Mr Tracey, at one
time Roman Catholic schoolmaster iv Invercargill, was now in Queensland. He was
a most respectable man, but had been driven from the place through the
misconduct of his wife, There were altogether seven children, but the two
oldest boys were earning respectively 15s and 8s per week....James Tracey, 13
years of age...his sister Mary...about 9 years...
30 December 1876 Wanganui Herald
Bulls Resident
Magistrates Court...assault on Michael Tracey...
31 January 1877 Wanganui Herald
W. J. Tracey was
mulcted in a fine of 2s 6d with 63 6d costs for permitting a horse to stray in
Harrison Street.
9 March 1877 Hawke's Bay Herald
DEATHS. TRACEY— At
Napier, on the 8th March, Julia Mary Isabella, the beloved child of John and
Sarah Jane Tracey, aged 9 months.
14 March 1877
Hawke's Bay Herald
HAWKE'S BAY COUNTY
COUNCIL...Mr Bennett moved, " That Mr Tracey be appointed Overseer of
Works." The motion was seconded by Mr Brathwaite, and carried.
13 August 1877 Otago Daily Times
The' Commissioner of
Police received the following telegram dated Oamaru, 12th August :—Thi3
afternoon the body of, a woman named Louisa Tracey was found in the waterhole
at the foot of the steep embankment in Itchen street. From marks on the clay of
the embankment it appears she slipped down a height of-about 30ft. She was seen
the worse of liquor at 11 o'clock last night, and from where she was so seen to
where she was to sleep she had to pass the waterhole. There are no marks of
violence on the body."
14 August 1877 Otago Daily
Times
Oamaru, August 13th. Yesterday (Sunday) morning three boys playing at the
edge of the pool of stagnant water adjoining the north side of Itchen street,
opposite Dr Garland's, found the body of a woman in the water, which; haying
been, removed by the Police, was afterwards identified as that of a woman named
Tracey the wife of Thomas Tracey. There is a; steep Bank from the street to the
pool at the spot where the body was found and at the inquest, which was held
today, it .was proved that the deceased left a cottage adjoining late on
Saturday evening to return to her own home, and it is surmised that the night
being dark; she must have missed her way and fallen over the bank, and so met
with her death.
14 August 1877 North Otago
Times
Inquest...Louisa Tracey...Thomas Tracey, deposed : I have beon doing
laboring work at Mr Maude’s house, Awamoa, Previous to that I had been working
for the Hon. B. Campbell, at Otekaike. I have resided, while in Oamaru, at
Scott's boarding house. The deceased was my wife. She was 37 years of age. We
were married 16 years. We arrived in the Colony in 1866...
West Coast Times , Issue 2665, 15 October
1877
Letter from Michael
Tracey, Christchurch road, asking the Board to make him some allowance for the
portion of the Rangiriri Reserve he had cleared. The Secretary was directed to
inform Mr Tracey that the petition cannot be granted, and to refer him to
previous letter, and request a reply at once. Letter from the Secretary to the
Dispatch Foundry Company, Wrey month, offering to supply bells for school
house?. Referred to the Building Committee with power to act.
8 December 1877 Tuapeka Times
Land Sale...Tuapeka
East
45 XIX 16/0/10 £32
P. Tracey £32
46 XIX 2/2/2 £5 P.
Tracey £31
4 February 1878 West Coast Times
F. A. Learmonth and
Co., auctioneers...Tracey's cordial factory, £100;...
7 March 1878 West Coast Times
IN THE DISTRICT
COURT OF WKSTLAND, HOLDEN AT HOKI- TIKA. In the matter of "The Debtors and
Creditors Act, 1876," and in the Bankruptcy of THOMAS TRACEY, of Kumara,
in the District of Westland and Colony of New Zealand, cordial manufacturer.
THIS is to notify that Thomas Tracey, of Kumara, in the District of Westland
and Colony of New Zealand, has been adjudicated a bankrupt by Order of this
Court dated the 5th day of March instant, and by the said order the said
bankrupt is required to appear before the said Court in his own proper person
on FRIDAY, the 22nd day of March in- t stant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon at
the ( Supreme Court House, Hokitika, and from time to time and submit to be
examined from time to time as provided by " The Debtors and Creditors Act,
1876." And further take notice that the first meeting of creditors will be
held at ;he Supreme Court House, Hokitika, on TUESDAY, the twelfth day of
March, 1878, at eleven o'clock in the foreaon, at which the said Thomas Tracey
is hereby required to attend. Dated this 6th day of March, 1878. G. F. HAWKINS,
Solicitor for Petitioning Creditor.
15 May 1878 West Coast Times
...Michael and
Thomas Tracey [brothers]...live on the Christchurch road...
24 May 1878 Hawke's Bay Herald
BIRTH. TRACEY.— At
Shakespeare-road, on May 22, the wife of Mr William Tracey, of a son.
11 June 1878 Evening Post
WANTED, a good
Bootmaker. Apply to M. Tracey, Bootmaker, Upper Hutt, or to A. Lindsay,
Featherston-street.
1 November 1878 Grey River Argus
County Roll— Waipuna
Riding...Tracey, Thomas, Granville, 1 vote...
13 November 1878 Otago Daily Times
Shipping...Passangers
for Otago...per Auckland from London...saloon...Mrs Tracey. Mary Tracey, Olga
Tracey...
14 November 1878 Southland Times
Per Albion
Company's, ship Auckland, from London- Saloon...Mrs, Miss and Master Tracey...
25 April 1879 Grey River Argus
Grey County
Council...From Mr [Martin] Tracey, A.haura, complaining of certain statements
made in the Council by Or Reid, as to his abilities as a workman, and enclosing
testimonials...
5 May 1879 Star
...Edward Tracey...a
ticket taker at the Theatre, residing at Durham street south...
8 May 1879 Otago Daily Times
ELECTORAL ROLL
Tracy, James A.
Dunedin household Has not the qualification
Tracey, Patrick
Dunedin household Has not the qualification
17 December 1879 Tuapeka Times
Rumors were current
in Lawrence on Sunday of a destructive fire at Mr Tracey's house, Munros Gully.
On making inquiry, we learn that the report, had been greatly exaggerated. Mrs
Tracey, on Saturday evening, put some kindling in the grate, and after lighting
it went outside for some water. The door was left open and as a fresh wind was
blowing the kindling caught the scrim on the wall. Assistance being at hand,
the flame was speedily subdued, and the loss will be trifling.
26 December 1879 New Zealand Tablet
Catholic School
Lawrence
Class II...Geography
1st M. Tracey...Grammar 1st M. Tracey...
3 January 1880 Southland Times
FATAL FIRE IN
INVERCARGILL. Late on Thursday evening a detached hovel situated on the banks
of the Puni. Creek, close to the place at which the railway line crosses the
stream, was burned to the ground...a woman named Lenihan,- who, along with a
Mrs Tracey, occupied the building...Mrs Tracey has been seen since the
conflagration...
17 February 1880 Otago Daily Times
SOUTH DUNEDIN
BOROUGH COUNCIL...T. J. Tracey complained of a nuisance caused by the ditch in
front of his residence...
18 February 1880 Wanganui Herald
THANKS.— MR Wm. TRACEY
begs to gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the money collected for him by
Messrs Donovan, Kearney, and Wm. Whelan, on the occasion of the death of Mrs
Tracey, and he thanks those many friends who so kindly contributed. W. TRACEY.
14 June 1880 Star
Rabbit
Skins...Prize-takers :—James Tracey, of Dipton, 1;...
2 September 1880 West Coast Times
WASTE LANDS
BOARD...No. 44, 5500 acres, Teremakau (east), purchaser T. Tracey...
23 December 1880 Wanganui Chronicle
WANGANUI CITY RIFLES'
SPORTS...100 Yards Race...T. J. Tracey...440 Yards Race...E. S. Tracey...
29 January 1881 Tuapeka Times
EVANS FLAT...The
following Committeemen were elected for the ensuing year...P. Tracey...
5 February 1881 Otago Witness
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
ELECTIONS...Evans Flat...T. Tracey...
8 February 1881 Otago Daily Times
FOR SALE, a -
Quarter-acre Section (freehold), Four-roomed House, fronting Queen street and
Town Belt, well stocked with fruit -trees:— Apply to F. Tracey, on the
premises.
14 February 1881 West Coast Times
WESTLAND EDUCATION
BOARD...[elected]...Christchurch Road...Michael Tracey...
9 April 1881 Otago Daily Times
TEACHERS'
EXAMINATION...Passed for class E...Mary A. Tracey...
18 June 1881 Tuapeka Times
WARDEN'S COURT, LAWRENCE...Hugh
M'Cann made application for a tailrace.—Granted, subject to a condition that
where the tail-race is constructed at the crossing of a roadway from Patrick
Tracey's workings, in his freehold laud (section 46) j the race to be made
below the level of the roadway, and by means of a substantial culvert not less
than 9ft long, so as not to interfere with Patrick Tracey's access by dray to
and from his workings. Mr Hunter appeared for Mr Tracey.
18 July 1881 West Coast Times
The Secretary to the
hospital desires to acknowledge the sum of £20 from the roadmen, Christchurch
road, being £1 each from the following:...M. Tracey...T. Tracey...
19 November 1881 Otago Witness
AN ARTIST'S STORY.
'No. 329— A Wedding March.' Such was the number and name of a picture in the
Academy of a certain year which, for polite and personal reason's, be left
undesignated. The picture was one of my painting; and I, Reginald Tracey...
26th January 1882 Cape Times
Richard Elliott
Tracey (of Wellington) to Laura Anne Clayton on 24th January 1882 at Cape Town
29 March 1882 Wanganui Herald
For the appointment
of steward and matron of the hospital...The applicants were...James Tracey...of
Wanganui...
11 April 1882 Otago Daily Times
An old English fancy
fair is now being held in the Garrison Hall...At the sign of the
"Sherwoode Oke " —Mrs Cook, assisted by Mrs Beattie and Misses Edith
Cooke, Jeannie Cook, Mary Tracey, Olga Tracey, and Annie Burnside...
10 May 1882 Otago Daily Times
The ordinary meeting
of the [Otago] University Council was held yesterday afternoon...Professor
Parker reported that only two candidates had competed for the Scott Scholarship—Miss
Mary Tracey and Mr W. Allan, and the marks obtained by them were 528 and 308
respectively. The scholarship was therefore awarded to Miss Tracey...
7 June 1882 Wanganui Chronicle
Resident
Magistrate's Court...Chimney on Fire. — Joseph James Tracey was charged with
allowing his chimney to be on fire on the 27th. May. — Defendant did not
appear. — Sergeant Bissett reminded his Worship that the case had been
adjourned from a previous sitting at defendant's request. The offence having
been proved, defendant was lined 5s, and costs 7s.
12 July 1882 Otago Daily Times
The annual meeting
of the Pioneer Lodg 1.0.0.F., was held in the Rattray street Hall last evening,
when the following officers were duly installed by the Grand Lodge
officials...Bro. T. J. Tracey, R.S. to V.G...
4 August 1882 New Zealand Tablet
PRESENTATION TO THE
REV. FATHER TRACEY.
The Rev. Father
Tracey, who has for some considerable time assisted the Rev. Father Kerrigan in
the Te Aro parish, was transferred by his Lordship the Bishop to the charge of
the parish of Lyttelton and Akaroa at the beginning of this month...
13 November 1882 Otago Daily Times
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO.
The following are the results' of the ahnua examinations for 1882:...MATHEMATICS.
Junior Class...Second Class...Miss M.A.T. Tracey...
23 December 1882 Tuapeka Times
ST. PATRICK'S
SCHOOL, LAWRENCE...Best-conducted boy in school : Frank Tracey...
22 January 1883 Star
Thomas Tracey, an
elderly man, was found dead on the Kaikourai Valley road. He had ruptured a
blood vessel on the chest.
28 April 1883 Otago Daily Times
SALE OF CITY
FREEHOLD PROPERTY. At the Rooms ot Messrs Gillies, Street, and Hislop, Rattray
street, have received instructions from Mr F. Tracey to sell by auction, at
their Rooms, Rattray street, on Saturday, 28th April, at 12 o'clock, Section
11, block XXXII, Queen street, together with the five-roomed house erected
thereon. The property is situated nearly opposite the residence of J. R.
Morris, Esq., has a beautiful view, and possesses a capital garden, well laid
out, and stocked with flowers and fruit trees.
6 September 1883 Otago Daily Times
TUAPEKA WEST. Ranger
Hughan reported on complaint lodged by John Hogg against M'Laughlan and J
Tracey's illegal occupation of mining reserve in block 111, Tuapeka West,
stating that the land fenced in was a portion of that applied for by Hogg, and
declined on account of a petition objecting to same. He. recommended that he be
authorised to take proceeding against them for illegal occupation of Crown
lands, and also afked for formal authority to proceed against John Young.—lt
was resnlved to authorise the ranger to proceed against John Young, Patrick
Tracey, and Patrick M'Laughlan to recover penalties for unauthorised occupation
of Crown lands.
6 December 1883 West Coast Times
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
On Reasonable Terms, THAT most desirable FREEHOLD FARM, of 120 acres, and
COTTAGE, situate at RANGIRIRI, Christcaurch road, known aa Tracey's. Apply to
Michael Tracey, en the premises, or to D. Haniiau, agent, Kumara.
30 January 1884 Wanganui Herald
NEW ZEALAND
UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. Christchurch, Jan 29. The following is the result of
the entrance examinations of the University, held in December 1883, at which
181 candidates presented themselves. Junior scholarships were gained by...Mary
A. T. Tracey (Dunedin)...
8 May 1884 Otago Daily Times
The Professorial
Board also wrote regarding an application by Miss Tracey to bo allowed to
retain the Soott Scholarship in conjunction with tbo New Zoaland University
Scholarship gained by her.—The Board could not recommend the Council to grant
her application. The Chancellor explained that there was a regulation to the
effect that no atudent couldhold two scholarships at one time.
6 September 1884 Te Aroha News
Auckland Petitions.
The following petitions of Auckland interest were presented :— From Michael
Tracey, formerly of the 65th Regiment, praying for a grant of land in
consideration of military services;
12 December 1884 Otago Daily Times
GEORGE STREET
SCHOOL...Class prizes...Standard I...Division 2: Albert Tracey...
19 December 1884 New Zealand Tablet
ST. PATRICK'S
COLLEGE, WELLINGTON....[subscriptions]...LOBURN DISTRICT...Edward Tracey 1...
23 September 1885 Otago Daily Times
The Caledonian
Society's evening classes took place in the Athenium hall yesterday evening...A
special test in the latter subject was set at the close of the session, when
John Smyth and George Tracey distanced their class mates...Bookkeeping and
Commercial Arithmetic...George Tracey...
1 October 1885 Star
Exhibition
Awards...Cardboard Boxes for jewellery, hats...T. J. Tracey, Dunedin...
31 December 1885 Otago Daily Times
GEORGE STREET
SCHOOL...Standard II...Drawing: Albert Tracey...
20 January 1886 Southland Times
The Gore School
Committee have agreed to request the appointment of Miss [M] Tracey of Dunedin,
as [head] mistress of the Gore school; a lady possessing eminent mathematical
attainments, and at the same time said to be au fait in single and double
stitch and plain and embroidered—and is fresh from the University...
2 July 1886 Otago Witness
Deaths...On the 19th
April, at Roxburgh, Honorie Tracey Fitzgerald, native of Waterpark, County
Clare, Ireland, relict of the late Michael Fitzgerald.
2 September 1886 West Coast Times
The Chief
Commissioner submitted schedule of runs showing rentals in default as
follows:—...No. 44, J. Tracey, Hohonu range, 18 months, £8 5s;...
14 January 1887 Evening Post
The following new
patents have been applied for:...for facilitating the handling of kerosene or
other lamp oil or spirit, by Olga Maraquita Tracey, of Dunedin,
schoolteacher...
24 August 1887 Tuapeka Times
Christchurch...It is
with sincere regret that I have to intimate to your readers the illness of a Mr
Francis Tracey, who at one time was resident in Lawrence, and was connected
with the Roman Catholic Church there. A number of your readers will be sorry to
hear that he has been ill for over three months, and is now dangerously so. I
am sure it is the heart-felt wish of all that he may soon recover, although
there are now very little hopes. I trust I will have better news next time I
write.
21 October 1887 New Zealand Tablet
The funeral of Mr.
F. J. Tracey, which took place last week in Christchurch, was remarkable for
the attendance at it of the members of the Bicycle Club to which the deceased
had belonged. A procession of cyclists leading their machines followed the
cortege to the New Brighton cemetery, where the Rev. Father O'Hallahan
officiated. The event is regarded as a gratifying proof of the spirit of good
fellowship prevailing among the wheelmen, as well as a striking testimony to
the respect in which their late comrade had been held by them.
10 January 1888 Otago Daily Times
WANTED, Good SEWING
MACHINE; Werthelm preferred; hand or treadle.—Address Mrs Tracey, Clyde street,
Roslyn.
16 March 1888 Otago Daily Times
CARDBOARD BOX
FACTORY. REMOVAL NOTICE. - The Dunedin Cardboard Box Factory have Removed to
larger premises in CUMBBRLAND STREET, near St. Andrew street. Every description
of Cardboard Boxes manufactured. ALL communications to be addressed to T.J.
Tracey, manager. Telephone 367.
21 April 1888 Wanganui Chronicle
The
"Daddy" Tracey Concert.
The Drill Hall was
crowded to excess last night, every available seat being taken, on the occasion
of the concert for the benefit of Mr W. [William] Tracey ("Daddy
Tracey"). The arrangements were complete, and the concert was a great
success in every way...
26 April 1888 Wanganui Herald
The balance of the "Daddy" Tracey benefit fund was handed
over to Mr Bambor last night. It amounted to £57 9s.
9 May 1890 Wanganui Chronicle
The "Daddy Tracey" Committee have decided to get up another
concert in aid of the old man, who is now completely bed-ridden…
19 November 1891 Wanganui
Chronicle
Local And General. The "Daddy" Tracey concert is fixed for
the 27th instant.
26 November 1891 Wanganui
Herald
One of those entertainments redounding so creditably to the efforts of
the charitably inclined is "the Daddy Tracey Concert," arranged for
to-morrow evening, inaugurated for the benefit of Daddy Tracey, who is close
upon 90 yours of ago. A number of our best amateur vocalists havo cheerfully
given their services, and a glance at the programme published elsewhere, will
indicate that, apart from the laudable object in view, the entertainment will
bo well worth patronage and support.
17 January 1893 Wanganui Herald
By way of a Christmas Box to "Daddy" Tracey, a gentleman of
this town started a small fund amongst the tradespeople, limiting the amount to
2s 6d, and had the satisfaction, after a little energetic effort, of netting
the respectable sum of £10 6s, which was duly handed over for Daddy's benefit.
Such benevolent acts must be cheering to the old man and pleasing to his
friends.
1 August 1893 Wanganui
Chronicle
A Concert In Aid Of The Daddy Tracey Fund Will Be Held In The
Oddfellows' Hall On Thursday, 3rd August, 1893. Programme in future issue. T.
W. RAPLEY, Hon. Secretary.
5 August 1893 Wanganui Herald
Our attention has been drawn to the fact that the larrikins in the
vicinity of Plymouth Street are becoming unbearable. Their latest prank is to
throw stones on Daddy Tracey's house. This has been going on for some time, and
we would ask the police to move in this matter, and bring some of these young
blackguards to justice.
24 September 1894 Wanganui
Herald
...tickets for the Daddy Tracey concert...[93rd year]...
27 August 1895 Wanganui Herald,
NZ
Death Of "Daddy" Tracey.
At 5 o'clook this morning an old and familiar face passed away
peacefully at the unusually ripe, age of 93 years— William Tracey, better known
as "Daddy." Born in the second year of the present century in
Roscrea, Ireland, he lived there for 34[?] years, going over to London where he
was engaged as a coal porter and wharfinger for 29 years. At the age of 63 he
landed in the colonies in 1865, "taking up his home in Wanganui at the
corner of Harrison and Plymouth Streets, where he has lived up to the time of
his death. Lately, his friends have been much concerned respecting the tenement
he inhabited, fearing lest the old building would fall over his cart, but
contrary to expectations it has survived him. Though repeated offers were made
to take “Daddy” into families, his friends' efforts were unavailing,- the old
man stating that he would not leave the old house until they carried him out
dead; In order to humour the old man's dearest wish, the owner' of the section,
Mr S. Nicholl, has allowed him to occupy the premises rent free for the past
six or seven years sooner than disturb “Daddy” who had all an Irishmans love
for his heartstone, and wanted to die where he had lived for so long. For the
last 12 years the deceased has been incapacited from active duties, and during
the last six years he has been practically laid up. He was visited by Mr
William Kennedy and others yesterday, and seemed so hale and cheerful as usual,
and was conscious up to the time of his death. His last words ware to the old
lady who has been attending to his wants— "Cover me now — pull the clothes
over me. It will be the last time I'll ask you." From these remarks it
would appear that Daddy " was conscious of the end approaching. His diet
for the past 12 yean nag been very plain, consisting of but one meal a day—
potatoes and milk and now and then a little meat— with a cup of tea in the
morning and a glass of milk in the evening. Very little in the way of liquor
has passed his lips during that period, though for a great number of years previously
with his cart and horse and the old dog , on his way home he called regularly
at the old "Anchor" Hotel, now the "Commercial" for his
glass. “Daddy” has outlived most of his sons and daughters though we believe he
has a daughter alive in Auckland. He has five grandsons and a grand-daughter in
Wanganui|, and a number of grand and great grand children and in other parts of
the colony. Up to the time that the infirmities of old age kept him a prisoner,
there was no more familiar figure in Wanganui than “Daddy”; and it is said that
he has followed more funerals during his lifetime than any other two persons
put together. It was not an unusual sight, to see the old man, the only
mourner, following perhaps the mortal remains from the hospital of one who died
uncared-for and unknown, 'and being too tired to go on foot the long walk to
the cemetery, time and again he has been picked up by the driver who bad charge
of the vehicle with the coffin, The old man's wish has come at last, he having
frequently expressed a desire to be taken home, and Wanganui’s second old
settler -Mr Sheriff having celebrated his 95th birthday only a day or two ago—
has gone the way of all flesh. The funeral is arranged to take place on
Thursday at 8p.m.
28 August 1895 Wanganui Herald
Tracey.— On the 27th August, William John Tracey, aged 93 last
birthday.
10 September 1895 Wanganui
Chronicle
Mr James Brown, of Holland Street, Wellington, writes us re one of Wanganui's
old identities, poor old Daddy Tracey. He says that in the year 1865 he,
together with Mr and Mrs Tracey, were passengers together by the little
Wanganui, bound for this port. Mr and Mrs Tracey had just landed from the ship,
which, strange to say, was again, after a lapse of 30 years, lying at Queen’s
Wharf when he died...their passage out having been paid by his son-in-law, a
Mr. Jones...[death]A detachment of H.M. 18th Royal Irish regiment was stationed
at Alexander's farm, and Mr Jones was carting stores to the canteens, when the
horses bolted and knocked him down the dray passing over him and inflicting
fatal in juries...
William John Tracey (b. 1802 Roscrea Tipperary, d. 27 August 1895
Wanganui, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand ) & Bridget Brady (1798 Roscommon
d. 30 December 1879 Wanganui, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand)
William John Tracey was born in 1802 at Roscrea, Tipperary, Ireland. He married Bridget Brady circa 1828 at Roscommon, Ireland.
William John Tracey was Census 1841 Living with Laurence and Maria Leavy [Leary] and their family. Laurence is a coal whipper from Ireland. There were also three other men living there working as a coal stripper. William Tracey is record as aged 40, coal stripper born in Ireland. Bridget is not listed. In 1841 at Shadwell, London, Middlesex.
He was Census 1861 Boarding with
Michael and Mary Hunt. Mary was aged 33 and born in Ireland. William is recorded
as lodger, 58, Coal Whipper, born Ireland.
Bridget, wife, 62. Born Ireland in 1861 at 7 Morton Buildings, Shadwell, Tower
Hamlet, Stepney, London.
He emigrated in 1865; Left from London. As of 1878, William John Tracey lived at Block 513, Plymouth & Harrison Street, Wanganui.1 As of 1882, William John Tracey lived at Harrison Street, Wanganui.2 He died on 27 August 1895 at Wanganui.
Children
of William John Tracey and Bridget Brady
Cecilia Tracey+ b. c
1828
Margaret Elizabeth Tracey+ b. bt
1831 - 1832, d. 19 Mar 1889
Citations
[S1128]
, NZ Electoral Roll, 1878.
[S1128] , NZ Electoral Roll, 1882.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~janej/Jane/Jane-o/p119.htm
1851 Census - Martins Buildings, Saint Paul Shadwell, Middlesex
William Tracey Head Male 48 Ireland, Coal Whipper
Bridget Tracey Wife Female 50 Ireland, Coal Whipper'S Wife
John Trecey Son Male 14 Ireland, scholar
Cecilia Tracey (1826 Roscommon - 25 June 1920 Epsom, Auckland, New Zealand) married Robert Walker (1818-1886)
Margaret Elizabeth Tracey (1832 Ireland - 19 March 1889 Wanganui, Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand) married Edwin Jones (1827-1865)
Ellen Tracey (1834 Ireland - 6 September 1887 New Zealand) married William Craig (1832-)
John Tracey (1837 Ireland -)
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/LTSZ-TJM
Ellen Tracy married William Craig 1866/6739 New Zealand
3 August 1888 Mataura Ensign
In consequence of
the illness of Miss Tracey, the teaching staff at the Gore Public School has
been recently seriously overtaxed. In response to an application by Miss
Tracey, supported by a medical certificate [six weeks plus one month], the
Education Board has taken measures to supply the vacancy Miss Escott has been
asked to take temporary charge of Miss Tracey's pupils, and it is hoped that
this lady will be in attendance on Monday next. The average attendance at the
school is now about 160, and the teachers have more that they can do.
30 October 1888 Mataura Ensign
School Committee
Meetings...A mass of correspondence with respect to Miss Tracey's leave of
absence and appointment of her locum tenens was laid on the table. It was
reported that Miss Tracey had now resumed duties.
19 March 1889 Evening Post
Boot Trade. Wanted,
respectable Youth, as improver. Apply sharp to M. Tracey, Bootmaker,
Willis-street.
23 April 1889 Evening Post
John Berry, a seaman
on board the R.M.S. Rimutaka, was this afternoon arrested by Constable M'Anerin
upon a warrant charging him with the theft of a waterproof overcoat of the
value of 25s, belonging to Herbert Tracey, one of his comrades. The theft is
said to have been committed while on the voyage from London to Wellington.
Berry will be brought before the Court to-morrow.
24 April 1889 Evening Post
John Berry, the seaman arrested on board the R.M.S. Rimutaka yesterday
afternoon for the larceny of a waterproof overcoat belonging to a comrade named
Albert Tracey, was sentenced this morning to a month's imprisonment for the
offence.
6 September 1889 New Zealand Tablet
The Irish Catholic,
of March 16, reports the baptism by the Rev. Father Treacy, of Sioux city,
lowa. U.S., of some twelve converts. This, says our contemporary, makes about
thirty-five conversions and baptisms of adults since Father Treacy went there
about fifteen months ago. Father Treacy, we may add, is brother to the Rev. P.
Treacy, of Geraldine, Canterbury, and has also a brother who is a parish priest
in the diocese of Limerick, Ireland.
22 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
The Archdiocese of Dubuque, U.S.A., has been divided and Very Rev
Timothy Treacy has been appointed Bishop of Sioux Falls. The Most Rev Dr Treacy
is the youngest of three brothers. The eldest is parish priest of Askeaton,
County Limerick. The second, Rev P. Treacy, has been in New Zealand for many
years and is a priest in the diocese of Christchurch. The new bishop was
appointed dean of Dubuque by Dr Hennesay some years ago. He is about forty
years of age and it sixteen years a priest. American papers speak of him as
scholarly and eloquent, a successful missionary and capable administrator.
29 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
We are requested to insert the following congratulatory note :-
"The many Geraldine [NZ] friends of the Rev P. [Patrick] Treacey
tender him their hearty congratulations on the appointment of his brother the
Rev T Treacey as bishop of Sioux City, America. Signed on behalf of committee,
E. Burke, T. Markham, D. Guthrie, M. Guerin, J. Charles, C. Boland.
22 January 1890 Tuapeka Times
Warden's Court,
Lawrence...P. Tracey: Application for residence site of one acre in Munros
Gully.— Granted...
5 April 1890 Star
Sailed...for
Lyttelton— Mr and Mrs Lawrence, Mrs Butler and child, Miss Wilson, Messrs A.
Tracey, Iwara;...
11 April 1890 Otago Daily Times
Auckland Exhibits. A
letter was read from Mr Allan Tracey, representing Auckland exhibitors, asking
for a reduction of the dues on the exhibits to one half the usual rates. The
Auckland Board had altogether remitted the dues. It was resolved to accept £5
in full payment. This amounts to a reduction of £2 18s 6d.
25 August 1890 Wanganui Chronicle
MILITARY SERVICE
CLAIMS....M. Tracey, £30, or 60 acres...
11 October 1890 Tuapeka Times
From Charley Sen,
miner, asking permission to work the road near Mr Tracey's house, Evans Flat,
and promising to leave the road in good order should his request be granted. —Granted,
subject to the usual conditions.
24 December 1890 Northern Advocate
A Colliery
Accident...A sad accident occurred late last night. A number of men were
working in the new dip at Ralph's mine, where they were entombed by the falling
in of the roof...The names of the four men who are buried are James Smith, John
Tracey, John Casby, and Alexander Harris...
24 December 1890 Southland
Times
Painful Disaster In A Coal Mine...the death of three men named Jas.
Tracey, John Caseby aud James Smith and a lad named Alexander Harris, occurred
at Ralph's coal mine, at Huntley, in the Waikato district... Tracey, one of the men is about 28 years of
age, and a native of Ireland. His case is very painful from the fact that he
was married only six months ago. He has been about four years in the colony,
and is described as one of the best miners in the district, and a man of
excellent character…
24 December 1890 Star
Mining Disaster at Huntley...Tracey has a brother in Auckland, and the
latter left to-day for the scene of the accident...
30 December 1890 Auckland Star
The Huntly Disaster Coroner's Inquest...When the inquest was resumed,
at 2 p.m. yesterday, before Mr W. N. Searaneke, coroner, there were about
twenty persons present, including the Messrs Ralph and Mr A. Niccol,
father-in-law of Mr Tracey, deceased...
26 February 1891 Otago Witness
At the sale of
privileges in connection with the Dunedin Autumn meeting the following prices
were obtained:...No. 6— T. J. Tracey, Ocean View Hotel, £14...
23 April 1891 Timaru Herald
We have been shown
some enormous potatoes which have been grown this season in the convent grounds
by Mr Tracey, the gardener of the establishment. The bind is the lapstone
kidney, and a sample of twelve weighed 22lbs. Four weighed 91bs all but 2oz.
The average all round is from 1.1/4lb to 1.1/2lb each. The potatoes are not
only large, but are thoroughly sound, and remarkably dry when cooked. The
ground m which those lapstones were grown is old cultivated soil, which ib
fairly well manured every year.
5 October 1896 Timaru Herald
Town and Country...Mr L. Tracey, the gardener [at the convent]...
28 April 1891 Otago Daily Times
An extensive sale by
auction of oil paintings and water colours will take place this afternoon in
the rooms of Messrs James A. Park and Co- The collection includes a number of
original oil paintings selected from the works on view at the recent exhibition
of the Auckland Society of Arts. These are by artists whose works have rarely
been offered, up to the present date, under the hammer in the South Island, and
the subjects are in most instances drawn from the picturesque scenery with
which the province of Auckland abounds. The bulk of these paintings are from the
brush of Mr Allan Tracey (who, it
will be remembered, was the representative of a number of Auckland exhibitors
at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition)...
9 June 1891 Otago Daily Times
Thomas Joseph Tracey
applied for a renewal of the license of the Ocean View Hotel, Main street and
Macandrew road...
4 May 1892 Star
Maintenance—Edward
Tracey (seventy-one), for whom Mr Loughnan appeared, applied for an order for
his son, Thomas Tracey, who lives in Dunedin to contribute something towards
his support. Mr Joyce appeared for the defendant. After evidence had been
heard, the case was adjourned for a fortnight to enable the family to come to a
satisfactory arrangement.
12 July 1892 Otago Daily Times
...Wanted Half-plate
PHOTOGRAPHING OUTFIT — M. Tracey, Clyde street, Roslyn...
21 December 1892 Wanganui Chronicle
THE WANGANUI
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. The distribution of prizes to the scholars of the St.
Joseph's school took place in the afternoon of yesterday...third
class...Charles Tracey...second class...Thomas Tracey...
7 January 1893 Grey River Argus
Friday's West Coast;
Times says— W- Harris, formerly well-known as the proprietor of the
accommodation house that bears his name, situated on the Christchurch road, was
brought to town by Constable Baker yesterday charged with attempting to murder
a man named Thomas Tracey. From the
facts which we have been able to gather it appears that Tracey was at one time
working for Harris at the accommodation house and the latter blamed him for his
domestic Infelicity and they frequently quarrelled in consequence. Harris seems
to have brooded over the affair and it is alleged that on boxing day he went to
Tracey's hut and assaulted him. On Tuesday last he again went to him and struck
him on the back of the head with a large st me, fracturing his skull. Tracey
was taken to the Kumara hospital, where lie now lies in a very precarious
condition, but he is perfectly rational and in view of the injuries resulting
fatally his depositions have been taken. Harris will be brought up at the R M
Court, Kumara, on Wednesday, the 11h inst.
3 February 1893 Marlborough Express
Death. Tracey.— On
the 2nd of February, at Weld Street, Blenheim, Mrs B. Tracey, relict of the
late Mr D. Tracey, Bradford Yorkshire, England, aged 63 years (mother of Mrs C.
Ryan, Blenheim). R.I. P.
3 February 1893 Marlborough Express
Obituary.— Still
another death has to be recorded, making we are afraid to say how many for the
week. On this occasion there was not the suddenness that has characterised some
of the recent losses, the lady, Mrs Tracey, mother of Mrs C. Ryan, having been
an invalid for some time. Though confined to her house considerably, she was
well known and highly respected, and the many friends of Mr and Mrs Ryan will
sympathise with them m the loss sustained. The funeral takes place to-morrow
morning.
19 April 1893 Evening Post
Masterton, This Day.
A man named John Travers was arrested yesterday on a charge of the larceny of
two oloographs, a sowing machine, &c., the property of T. A. Tracey. It appears
that Tracey, who is a stevedore, loft Melbourne for Now Zealand some time ago
in search of employment, leaving his wife and family behind. Recently, however,
his spouse reached Wellington with Travors, and came to Masterton. It was for
the alleged larceny of enlarged photographs of Tracey and other articles of his
belonging. that Travers was arrested. Ho was brought before a J.P. and remanded
till Friday.
29 April 1893 Poverty Bay
Herald
A painful domestic drama is now being investigated by the police at
Wellington. John Tracey and his wife
kept a boarding house in Melbourne. The venture was not sufficient to support
them and their children, so Tracey came to New Zealand to find employment. He
found it, but in the meantime received word that a man named John Travers was
making himself rather free in the Melbourne boarding house. Tracey immediately
made arrangements for bringing his wife and family to Wellington, and forwarded
passage money, etc., at the time providing a home in Grainger street for his
family. Travers, however, with the connivance of the woman, travelled under an
assumed name on the same steamer, but the wife and family of Tracey arrived
without this fact being known to him. A few days afterwards, while Tracey was
at work, Travers made the woman pack up furniture and everything in the house,
and with them took her and the furniture off to Masterton. Tracey, who is much
"cut-up" over the affair, was immediately advised to communicate with
the police, with the result that Travers has been arrested at Masterton for
larceny, and will most probably be tried at Wellington in a few days.
6 May 1893 Ellesmere Guardian
School
Committee...It was decided to grant the application of Mr Tracey, on behalf of
the Southbridge Football club, for the use of the school paddock, and to thank
the Club for their donation to the Prize Fund...
9 May 1893 Mataura Ensign
GORE TEACHERS'
INSTITUTE...Miss Tracey gave an interesting paper on "The Science Syllabus
of the Public Schools." Miss Tracey's pet subject is Science, and her
treatment of the growth of plants, the functions of each part, and their mutual
relations was clear and able, while her judicious use of the black-board in
illustration was much appreciated.— On the motion of Messrs Gilchrist and
Macandrew a hearty vote of thanks was unanimously passed, and conveyed by the
chairman to Miss Tracey...
22 July 1893 Ashburton Guardian
A satisfactory
feature of the display of this breed was the number of local exhibitors, Mrs R.
W. Hart, Winchmore, showing in the first prize cock a stupendous fowl, while
the "runner up" of Mr L. Tracey was another such. Mr Tracey's five
cockerels supplied first and second, but out of the nine shown ie was pleasing
to count five excellent exhibits by local breeders...
26
July 1893 Timaru Herald
...At the Ashburton Poultry Show, Mr Tracey,
of Timaru, in addition to the prizes named yesterday, also took first and
special for silver Wyandotte cockerel, and second for F silver hen or pullet.
Mr Tracey took six prizes with six entries...
15 August 1893 Manawatu Herald
...pleaded Guilty to
a charge of having stolen a pair of shoes, value 8s 6d. from the shop of
Michael Tracey, bootmaker, Willis-street...
2 November 1893 Auckland Star
Births. TRACEY.-On
October 15, at her residence. Brown-street, Ponsonby. the wife of John Tracey
of a son ; both doing well.
20 December 1893 Wanganui Herald
THE CATHOLIC
SCHOOLS. St Mary's School...Lower Third Class...Arithmetic...O Tracey...
11 January 1894 Wanganui Herald
...For five sections
in the Ngamatea Village Settlement Block there were 11 applicants, Messrs B. 5.
Tetter, W. Shaw, J. Freeman, and F. Tracey being the successful ones for
sections 1, 2, 3 and 73...
19 February 1894 Evening Post
Galleyhawk V. Galleyhawk...Thomas
Tracey, Courtenay-place, Wellington...[wharf labourer]...
7 March 1894 Evening Post
...Michael Tracey,
bootmaker, Willis-street...
20 June 1894 Otago Daily Times
Constable Tracey, of
North Dunedin, has been transferred to Port Chalmers at his own request.
6 August 1894 Star
[Napier]...William
Tracey was found dead in a whare at Te Aute Bush [Hawke’s Bay]. Deceased leaves
a wife and five children.
7 August 1894 Otago Daily Times
A man named Patrick
Bracey[?] was received into the hospital last evening suffering from a fracture
of the right leg. He was bush-felling on Pine Hill, when a tree fell on him and
J caused the injury mentioned. He was attended to by the house surgeon.
12 September 1894 Otago Daily
Times
Deaths...Tracey. On the 10th September, at Dunedin, Patrick Tracey, of
Pine Hill; aged 54 years.
The Friends of the late Patrick Tracey (and of Mrs Barrett and Mrs
GodinG) are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave our
Premises, 152 George street. Tomorrow (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m.for the Catholic
Cemetery (south).
17 October 1895 Hawke's Bay Herald
Our Waipawa
correspondent, writing yesterday, says:— John Kirkwood Tracey was this morning
charged before the local Bench with stealing two bottles of whisky at Ta Ante,
and pleaded not guilty. On the application of the police be was remanded till
Wednesday next. There was a further information of setting fire to the station
and refreshment rooms, but at the last moment it was decided to withdraw it at
present.
25 October 1895 Star
NAPIER, Oct. 25. I At the Magistrate's Court, Waipawa, a boy named John
Tracey, aged seventeen, was charged with setting fire to the Te ' Aute railway
station, and stealing articles from the refreshment-room. The evidence showed
that two full bottles of brandy and a quantity of tobacco were found in the
accused's bag, but there was not sufficient evidence to connect the boy with
the fire. Tracey was found guilty of theft, and sentenced to three' months'
hard labour.
18 October 1895 New Zealand Tablet
Trinity College
Musical Examinations.
Wellington District.
Senior Division Candidate...Mary Tracey (highest) St Mary's Convent, Pass 87...
28 November 1895 Otago Witness
A certain Mrs Tracey,
living away down in South Westland at a place called Rangiri, as a mode of
showing the lady teacher there that -she must cot quarrel with her, broke open
the school door the other day and marched her children from the schoolroom. The
Education Board, in order to show her her duty more plainly, have determined to
summons the offending matron for her housebreaking proclivities.
18 December 1895 Wanganui Herald
St. Joseph's School.
Inspector's Examination...Standard II...A. Tracey...
20 February 1896 Otago Daily Times
...The Farmers
Agency Company (Limited)...Mr. D. Tracey (Willowvale) 60 crossbred wothers at
11s...
30 September 1896 Ohinemuri Gazette
Wardens Court. The
following applications were recommended and granted...David Tracey...residence
site at Waihi.
27 November 1896 Star
Obituary. — A
familiar figure will be missed from the Theatre Royal by the death of Mr John
Tracey, which took place early this morning. Mr Tracey, who was seventy-six
years of age, was taken ill on Sunday, and was removed to the Hospital, where
he died as above. He came to Christchurch from London about thirty-four years
ago, and during the best part of that time he was connected with the Theatre,
where, for many years, he has had charge of the stalls door. Deceased was a
widower, and leaves a grown-up son and daughter.
28 November 1896 Star
Theatrical Employees' Association. The Members are requested to Meet at
St Mary's Church, Manchester Street N„ on Monday, at 10 a.m., to follow the
remains of our Brother and Officer, Edward (John) Tracey. Whitmore, President.
6 February 1897 Wanganui Herald
Found Drowned.
The body of an
elderly man named Joseph James Tracey was found about 5.30 last evening on the
river bank just below Mrs Duncan's, on the Sedgobrook side, by Mr William
Symes, of Eastown. The body was lying face downwards, and was close to high
water mark, evidently washed up by the incoming tide. The deceased, who lived
on the sandhill behind the foundry, waa last seen about 11.15 on Saturday night
by a man named William Ryan. The latter met Tracey at the Fountain, and at his
request directed him along the Quay as far as Brennan's Hotel. He appeared to
have had a little drink, and was evidently a bit mixed. On parting with Ryan,
Tracey said he could get along all right now. It is surmised that the
unfortunate man must have lost his way, and either wandered on to the reclaimed
land or on to the beach the other side of Churton's Creek and fallen into the
river, and his body taken up the stream by the strong flood tide of the past
few days. The deceased was well known to old residents of Wanganui, and during
the last few years had been employed by the Corporation in attending to the
rubbish heap. About a fortnight ago he was sued by his wife [Agnes Tracey] for
maintenance, but as the plaintiff did not appear to support her claim the
information was dismissed. An inquest is proceeding as we go to press, [Since
writing the above we are informed by Mr T Tracey. a son of the deceased, that
he saw his father on Taupo Quay on Monday afternoon.]
22 April 1897 Otago
Daily Times
...William Henry
Tracey...
26 April 1897 Hawke's Bay Herald
Acts of bravery are
always worth chronicling, and therefore the conduct of young Tracey, of Taradale,
son of Mr Tracey, road overseer, should not go unnoticed. Mr T. Reidy was
driving his wife and family round directly after the flood to give them an
insight into the damage, When opposite Meban's corner the spring-cart
overturned in an extensive wash-out. Tracey, observing the accident,
immediately rushed into the water and pulled two young girls out, when he
observed the youngest child floating down a swift running current. Without
thought of danger to himself he swam out and resound the little one, who would
have found a watery grave had it not been for Tracey's presence of mind.
28 April 1897 Tuapeka Times
Evans
Flat...householders...elected...J. Tracey...
26 May 1897 Evening Post
Local and General...Five
tenders, ringing from £105 upwards, were received by the Official As-signee for
the estate of the bankrupt Michael Tracey. The highest, that of Mr. Geo. A.
Mills, at £120, was accepted. [CORRECTION Mr. Lindsay]
3 July 1897 Tuapeka Times
A Disputed Contract.
T. and J. Tracey v. R. Cotton.— Claim £40 a 14s, for harrowing, sowing and
ploughing at Evan's Flat. The defendant put in a counter-claim of £30 123 6d
for straw and sheaves , used by defendants and for damage done to - hut
belonging to defendant by plaintiffs. Mr Crooke for plaintiffs and Mr Dalziell
for defendant. P. Tracey gave evidence, after which the counter-claim was
abandon and an agreement come to between the parties.
9 October 1897 Tuapeka Times
COTTON v. TRACEY. [J. Tracey & Co, 1891]
The following Judgment in the case R, Cotton v. J. Traeey and
counter-claim Tracey v Cotton, beard at Lawrence on the 29th September, 1897,
before E. S. Hawkins, Esq., S.M., was read by the Clerk of the Court, in the
presence of the solicitors Mr Dalziell (for plaintiff) and Mr Crooke (for
defendant), on Thursday, 7th October, 1897...
13 July 1897 Timaru Herald
UNIVERSITY
EXTENSION.
Miss M. Tracey,
M.A., of Gore, read a paper at the Southland Educational Institute meeting last
month on the development, extension, and popularisation of the New Zealand
University system...
16 December 1897 Auckland Star
Mr Denis Tracey, of
Whakapirau, has cause to regret having been tempted to witness the Pahi
Regatta. It. seems he returned home from the regatta about one o'clock- in the
morning, and was so tired that he fell asleep in his chair, awaking about three
hours later to find the place in flames. In his sleep he had managed to capsize
a kerosene lamp which was burning on the table beside him, and this in its fall
set fire. to the furniture. The building, which was valued at £40, was
uninsured.
11 February 1898 Nelson Evening Mail
...Esther Ann
Conlon, alias Ellen Connell, alias Elsie May Connors, a resident of Kumara, was
charged, on the information of Sergt. McArdle, with having, on the 6th July,
1897, made to the Registrar of Births at Nelson, false statements regarding her
name and the parentage of a child then registered in the name of Nelson Malcolm
Connors...On the 8th ultimo accused told witness that a young man named Thomas
Patrick Tracey was the father of the child in question, and that she had put
the matter in the hands of Mr Murdoch, solicitor. The accused had, under the
name of Esther Ann Conlon, taken proceedings against Tracey...
17 September 1898 Tuapeka Times
John Thompson, on
behalf of John Tracey, applied to purchase an area of about three acres of
unreserved land in block 20, Tuapeka East district. — To be allowed to acquire
at a capital value of £2 10s per acre.
20 September 1898 Mataura Ensign
...The Gore public
school...Infant Classes (Miss Tracey)...
18 November 1898 Poverty Bay Herald
BACK FROM
KLONDYKE...Mr J. T. Tracey, of Wellington, who has returned from Klondyke,
gives a most repelling account of the new goldfield, and earnestly advises
everyone to keep away...
22 November 1898 Otago Daily Times
GORED BY A COW...on
the body of Mrs Mary Collins, who died in the hospital on Sunday...The boy
Tracey, who had been driving it...William Ernest Tracey, aged 14, said he worked
for Mr Stevens, who owned a cow...
28 January 1899 Wanganui Chronicle
OLD AGE
PENSIONS...The following received the full pension of £18:...Michael Tracey...
1 May 1899 Auckland Star
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
ELECTIONS...Victoria Valley...W. Tracey...
1 August 1899 Mataura Ensign
Marriage.
Drummond— Tracey. —
On June 24, 1899, in All Saints' Church, Dunedin, by the Very Rev. Dean
Fitchett, James, second son of John Drummond, C.E., Gisborne, to Mary, daughter
of the late William Tracey, C.E., Norfolk, England.
10 August 1899 Otago Witness
The Tuapeka Times
reports the destruction by fire of the house belonging to Patrick Tracey, at
Munro's Gully. The building and furniture were insured in the Royal Insuranoa
Company for £150.
25 November 1899 Evening Post
WANGANUI, This Day.
A lad named Thomas Tracey, 15 years of age, was killed this morning in the main
thoroughfare. He was riding a bicycle, and collided with a horse ridden by a
butcher boy. Deceased fell on his head and his neck was broken.
27 November 1899 Wanganui
Chronicle
Tracey.—On the 25th November, 1899, accidentally killed, Thomas James
William, beloved youngest son of Thomas und Louisa Tracey, of Liverpool Street,
aged 17 years and 4 months. R.I.P.
Alphabetical Roll Of New Zealand
Expeditionary Force WWI
Con Treacy, 46900,
labourer, Next of kin: Mrs Eliza Treacy (mother), Christchurch Road, Kumara,
New Zealand
Henry William
Treacy, 34772, clerk, Next of kin: Mrs M. Treacy (mother), Leeston, Canterbury,
New Zealand
*James George Tracy,
10/1099, private, Wellington Infantry Batln, single, of 20 Dublin St.,
Wanganui, Wellington, Next of Kin: J. Tracy, 19 McBride St., South Dunedin
Jean Le Tracy,
16/1568 (WWI) 6366 (WWII), electrican, Next of Kin: Miss H. Sandford (friend),
79 Boulcott Street, Wellington, New Zealand
John Tracy, 12/2137,
private, Auckland Infantry Batln, single, of Post-office Karangahake New
Zealand, Next of Kin: Thomas Stuart (uncle), Printer, Enniskillen, Ireland,
Died 9 August 1915 on H.M.H.S. Gascon,
Memorial: Lone Pine Memorial, Lone Pine Cemetery, Anzac, Turkey
Joseph Tracey,
17/203, trooper, Veterinary Corps, single, of Public? Works Office Clyde Otago,
Next of kin: P. Tracey (father), Fineghs, County Carlow Ireland
Thomas James Treacy,
68030, private, New Zealand Medical Corp, packer, Next of kin: Mrs M. Treacy
(mother), 29 Nugent Street, Auckland, New Zealand
Thomas Tracey,
19/280, private, Infantry, single, of Huntly Auckland, Kext of kin: Mrs Eliza
Tracey (mother), Kumara, Westland
*William Francis
Tracy, 8/496, 2nd Lieut to Major, Otago Infantry Batln, single, of 20 McMaster
St., Invercargill, Otago, Next of kin: Mrs. Jane Tracy (mother), 19 McBride
St., South Dunedin, died 31 May 1963
17 May 1915 Otago Daily Times
New Zealand Casualties
Wounded...Otago Battalion. Lieutenant William Francis Tracy, 8th
(Southland) Regiment (Mrs Jane Tracy, 5 Princes Albert street, St. Kilda,
mother).
June 1915 Public Service
Official Circular NZ - Roll of Honour
Wounded - Customs Department
Private J. G. Tracy, Clerk Head Office Wellington
Lieutenant W.F. Tracy, Examining Officer, 3rd Grade, Invercargill
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.)
August 11, 1917 The Gaelic American
Conscripting priests
and brothers...Sydneys Freemans Journal...James Lee Tracy (Christchurch)...Marist
Brother teachers...
4 September 1920 Ellesmere Guardian
Retiring. CONSTABLE
TREACY LEAVING DISTRICT. Constable D. [Denis] Treacy. of Leeston, who has
devoted 4l years of his life to the service of his country in the capacity of a
guardian of the peace, put aside the "uniform of " blue" for
good on Tuesday night last, and has retired from the force m superannuation. He
has been granted three months' leave on cull pay. The residents of the Leeston
police district will bid Mr Treacy good-bye with feelings of keen regret. He
has been; stationed at Leeston for the last ten years, and during that time has
proved himself a worthy citizen, as, well as an efficient and conscientious
officer—probably the most conscientious police constable who has ever had
charge of the Leeston district. It is no reflection upon any of his
predecessors to make this, 3laim concerning Mr Treacy, for he has performed his
duties with a ' degree of thoroughness, discretion and tact that could not well
be expected of every police officer. It seems to be a popular supposition that
it is an easy matter to perform the duties that devolve upon a guardian of the
peace. It is nothing of the kind. The position, especially in the case of one
in charge of a district, calls for the exercise of both tact and discretion in
a marked degree. Many men fail to achieve success in the force because of
laxity, lack of discretion, or an inclination to become too officious. The
court records show a substantial decrease in both criminal and civil business
since Mr Treacy took charge. A man with a very big heart, he never turned a
deaf ear to any appeal made for a worthy cause. Although he showed neither fear
nor favour in the discharge of his duties, he was always sympathetic to anyone
overtaken by misfortune and invariably put in a plea for leniency on behalf of
persons before the court if he thought they were the victims of misfortune. It
would be interesting to know how many times Mr Treaey has paid fines out of his
own pocket. A taste for adventure, and a desire to see the country induced him
to join the Armed Constabulary in 1879, when troubles arising out of the Maori
war were frequent in the North Island. He joined the police in 1891 and has
served at Dunedin, Port Chalmers, Arrowtown, Clinton and Leeston. Some time ago
Mr Treaey acquired some land in the North Island. The venture, his friends will
be pleased to hear, has turned out very successful and it is his intention to
remove to the north very shortly. Mr and Mrs Treacy and family will carry with
them the sincere good wishes of their Ellesmere friends. Until a successor is
appointed the Leeston police district will be under the control of Constable
Moriarty, of Southbridge, who is well known as a capable police officer.
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James St. Martin Tracey (1897 Kimberley SA – 1939
Auckland NZ) [see South Africa] New Zealand and
Australian heavyweight champion Born 22 May 1897
Kimberley, Western Cape, South Africa. Died 3 October 1939, age 42,
occupation, "physical culturist", burial at the Waikumete Cemetery,
Auckland. 10 July 1920 Observer p.9 (NZ) Boxing - Jim
Tracey's Knock-out Jim Tracey, who
holds the New Zealand professional heavyweight championship and outpointed
Albert Lloyd the Australian heavyweight champion in the Town Hall some weeks
ago, has been resting quietly lately, and as the genial Jim is a man of
remarkable active habits, enquiries were set afoot to ascertain the reason of
Jim's prolonged disappearance. Many rumours were
afloat, but it was only the other day that the writer ascertained the reason
for Jim’s absence from his usual
haunts. It appears that he has received a knock-out, a solar plexus hit at
that—an irrecoverable blow—to fistic ambitions. He has fallen a victim to the
wiles and winsomeness of a charming maid, who has clearly outpointed Jim.
Yes, he has become engaged to Miss Pauline O'Connor, daughter of Mr. T.B.
O'Connor, the famous Aukland forward, who made football history in the
80's...he intends settling in Auckland and will shortly take over the management
of the Thames Hotel. As an athlete,
Tracey has made hosts of friends for his straightness, and in business his
popularity and success are assured. In the boxing arena Tracey has had a
really remarkable career. As one of Fritz Holland s most apt pupils at the
early age of 18, he was fighting opponents much more matured than himself,
with astonishing pluck, endurance, and cleverness. He started boxing as
sparring partner to Milburn Saylor, Eddie MeGoorty, and the famous
world-beater, Les D'Arcy. The latter thought a lot of his long sparring
partner. Tracey has had an adventurous career. He spent most of his early
life in South Africa, where his father was killed fighting against the Boers.
An elder brother was wounded in the same campaign. Jim has had no end of
short bout wins to his credit, and early in his career he was looked upon as
the forthcoming Australian heavyweight. In Australia he first fought Snowy
Smiles, and beat him in three rounds. He next fought Frank Mars, the
American. Thhe first he lost, but the return battle was his all the way. With
Widders he fought a draw in the first clash, but gained the decision on the
second. He next met and defeated Erne Valle, of Sydney, in ten rounds. His
first big battle was against George Brewer, whom he defeated on points after
20 rounds. Three nights after he faced Larry Foran. and though he sustained
three broken ribs, he won a point's decision At Brisbane he met
Bill Walker, heavyweight champion, and after a keenly-fought contest he
accounted for Walker in the 12th round. Returning to Sydney, he beat Jack
D'Arcy, the N.S.W. heavyweight. Later "he met George Cook, and after a
great fight earned the decision. Tracey was next matched against Tom McMahon,
who enjoyed the distinction of beating Jess Willard, of Young Town, nine
months prior to the latter defeating Jack Johnson to: the world's
championship. The match between McMahon and Tracey went the full 20 rounds.
Tracey next took part in a sensational fight with Colin Bell. After 17 rounds
of fast fighting the bout was stopped. Though the decision was given to Bell,
its accuracy was questioned in many quarters, and moreover Tracey was not up
to his usual fighting standard. Since then he has fought several great
battles in New Zealand, notably with Pooley, Clabby, and Lloyd, and in every contest he has shown
untiring aggressiveness, speed, and cleverness. Besides a wonderful capacity
to assimilate punishment, Jim stands 6ft. 4in, and is now only 23.5 years of
age, so he has had a phenomenal ring career, fighting many torrid battles,
and to-day holds both the New Zealand and Australian heavyweight
championships. Ellis Island James St. Martin
Tracey, NY USA, 1922, 24 years, Hotel ??? [Propriet crossed out], English,
lived New York, in transit to Auckland New zealand, b. Kimberley S. Africa 22nd February 1922 RMS Nigara from Auckland
New Zealand to Passenger Lists Washington Seattle James St Martin
Tracey, 25, married, Prof Boxer, English race, lived Auckland, brother Mr. M
Tracey Waverley Hotel Auckland. to friend Mr TS Andrews Wilwankee [Milwaukee]
Wis, 1 year stay, 6'3.5", fr complexion, fr hair, bl eyes, b. Kimberly
Sth Africa Pauline C. Tracey,
24, wife, 5'3", fr complexion, Br hair, bl eyes, b. Gisborne N Zealand Joyzelle Tracey,
0y7m, child, b. Gisborne N Zealand Divorce file 1932-
James St. Martin Tracey - Pauline Casserley. James St. Martin TRACEYmarried Florence
Elizabeth May BANFIELD – 1934 Brother Michael Sylvester TRACEY buried at Roman Catholic section, Karori
Cemetery, Wellington, on 26 May 1936, Aged 48 years, Occupation:
Masseur Boxing Record: http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=72925&cat=boxer |
Nov 6, 1926 Irish Times - Birth
Tracey - August 26, 1926,
at Private Nursing Home, Putarurn, New Zealand, to Mr and Mrs Robert Tracey a
son (Robert Patrick).
London
Will
Tracey, Sarah of Roslyn near Dunedin Otago
New Zealand widow died 9 September 1888 Administration (limited) London 23
December to Thomas Tolmé Blyth solicitor. Effects £130.13.6
NEW ZEALAND ARCHIVES [Note: Use ‘simple search’ and ‘Archway’]
http://www.archway.archives.govt.nz/SimpleSearchResults.do
Closed Files - Companies [record group]
B. Tracy Ltd no date
Customs Inwards Letters
Richard Carter,
Secretary and Inspector, Wellington - James George Tracy of Lyttelton - new
cadet to be stationed at Auckland 1910
W B Montgomery,
Secretary of Customs, Wellington - Tracy, Cadet - to be transferred to Wanganui
to replace Mr Jones 1910
[1] W B Montgomery,
Secretary of Customs, Wellington - R E Dowding - now proposed he is to remain
in his present position [Shipping Clerk]; [2] George Craig, for Secretary of
Customs, Wellington - R E Dowding, Shipping Clerk, Auckland - transferred to
Invercargill as Examining Officer; W F Tracy, Clerk, Christchurch - transferred
to Auckland as Shipping Clerk 1914
Flock House archives collection
[Mounted photograph
of boys playing rugby] - A. [or H] Paterson, J. Galbraith, B. Tracy [and
others] - June 1947
Some Flock House
students, 1976 - A. P. Beckett, J. T. C. Arrandale, G. McGill, G. L. Tracy -
[Mounted on card] 1976
Photograph -
Ploughing with double furrow plough - Teamster, Ted Duckmanton, trainee, B. R.
Tracy - Poynsfield Bush (pig plantation in background) - [Mounted on card,
deframed] 1947
Immigration Case Files
Ann Treacy 1970,
1971
Anna Maria Tracey
1945-1959
Dolly Agnes Tracy
1946
Dorothy Agnes Tracey
1946-1974
Eileen Tracey,
Clifford Tracey 1969- 1970
Index to State Coal Mine Fields
Treacy... no date
Inwards letters and registered files [record
group]
Reports - Reports
Medical Services NZEF [New Zealand Expeditionary Force] in UK Col. Tracy-Inglis
1918
Land Records
Assorted Records - Standard Specifications
John Turner Tracey -
Pouatu Survey District - Freeholded 1897-1990
Land Tenure Files
Lease in Perpetuity -
Allotment 183 Maungataniwha Parish - D and J Tracey 1905- 1985
Lease in Perpetuity
- Allotment 259 Maungataniwha Parish - C E Tracey 1970- 1983
Lease in Perpetuity
- Allotment 260 Maungataniwha Parish in Blocks 5 and 11 - D R Tracey 1902- 1983
Land valuation files
Application for
consent to sale - Alfred John George Treacy to Cecil Alfred Turner. Corner
Surrey Cres and Great North Rd, Grey Lynn , 1944
Application for
consent to sale - Annie May Treacy to Whitie Eugene Cullen and Beryl Elizabeth
Cullen. 13 Dexter Ave, Mt Eden , 1944
Application for
consent to sale - Leyland O'Brien Timber Co Ltd to Annie May Treacy. 28 Mont Le
Grande Rd, Mt Eden , 1944
Application for
consent to sale - Kate Adelaide Tracy to Thomas Arthur Smith 1946
Application for consent
to sale - Timothy Tracy and James Leo Tracy to David Royston Wadsworth 1946
Tokerau single number alienation files
Tai Tokerau
alienation file - Konoti B54A2 - FROM: Henare Raira - TO: H. O. Tracey 1916
Tai Tokerau alienation
file - Waiwhariki 1D3B - FROM: Alfred L. Falkiner and others - TO: W. R. Tracey
1916
Tai Tokerau
alienation file - Waiwhariki 1D3B1 - FROM: Ethel Stella Faulkiner and others -
TO: Walter Reason Tracey 1917
Law Practitioner Act files
William Francis
Tracy - Application as a Barrister and Solicitor [see Hamilton] 1920
Ministerial Files Treacy
J Treacy, 1986, 1989
Ministry of Works, Nelson District Office
records
Local Bodies: Roads
etc - Jerdans Bay to Hakana Tracy (Sounds County) 1928 1938
Multiple number subject files - Electricity
Westland Power
Scheme - Lake Coleridge - West Coast 66KV transmission line compensation claim
- E N J B C Treacy, Turiwhate 1940 (State Hydro Branch)
Timaru Urban
Motorway - Land for Motorway: Claim - J E Treacy, 420-428 Strafford Street,
Timaru 1982, 1983
Christchurch-Kumara
via Arthur Pass SH [State Highway] - Claim: E M J B C Treacy, Turiwhate , 1971,
1973
Naval and Military Land Claims Commissions,
1896 and 1910 [record group]
James Tracy -
Private, 18th Royal Irish Regt. - Wanganui
Personnel files [Forest Service]
John M Treacy -
Cadet 1979, 1987
Personnel file cover sheets
Staff Summary
Sheets: Susan Tracy 1975 1976
Planning Tribunal/Environment Court case
files
A K Tozer & B L Tracy
- Rodney City Council 1971
Tracy Homes Limited
Probate Files
Probates
Francis Tracey -
Victoria Valley - Settler 1916
James Tracey -
Auckland - Retired Warder 1924
Julia Tracey -
Opotiki - Spinster 1911
Numerical probated case files
Marjorie Tracey,
1952
Registered files [record group]
Racing - Apprentice
jockey - Treacy no date
Ships survey papers / tonnage certificates
Ships Survey Papers: Shinko to Stephen Tracy
- Reel # 23
Central filing system
FV [Fishing Vessel]
'Stephen Tracy': Stranded, Chatham Islands - 25 January 1984
Ships Records, Plans & Specifications
Stephen Tracy - S H
Kiel - Chatham Islands 1977 1983
Unregistered papers - Service schedules
(H6A's) [record group]
Treacy - Trott no
date
World War One
Andrew Tracey - WW1
53445 - Army
Arthur Burnard
Tracey - WW1 65243 - Army
Arthur Edward - WW1
76964 - DPF (Duplicate Personnel File)
Bennett Tracy - WW1
91478 - Army
Charles Henry Edward
Tracey - WW1 79296 - Army
Con Treacy - WW1
46900 - Army
Harry Frank Tracey -
WW1 25615 - Army (Original Paper Personnel File)
James George Tracy -
WW1 10/1099 - Army
John Tracy - WW1
12/2137 - Army
Joseph Tracey - WW1
17/203 - Army
Michael Patrick
Treacy - WW1 82932 - Army
Patrick Tracey - WW1
92639 - Army
Russell Tracy-Inglis
- WW1 3/745 - Army
Sydney Treacy - WW1
26211 - Army
Thomas James Treacy
- WW1 68030 - Army
Thomas James Treacy
- WW1 68030 - DPF (Duplicate Personnel File)
Thomas Tracey - WW1
13292 - Army
Thomas Tracey - WW1
50122 - Army
Thomas Tracy - WW1
19/280 - Army
William Ernest
Treacy - WW1 89720 - Army
William James Tracey
- WW1 62465 – Army
ARROWTOWN
Arrowtown Police loose papers (20535) , 1898
- 1936
This folder consists
of loose papers from the Arrowtown Police Station. [Constable Treacy]
AUCKLAND
Auckland closed company files
Tracy's Dairy Ltd
1959 1960
Michele Tracy
Holdings Ltd 1970 c.1979
W G and M F Tracy
Ltd 1976 c.1980
Closed company files - Auckland region
Brian Tracy Seminars
New Zealand Limited 1988 1993
Brian Tracy Seminars
New Zealand Limited 1988 1999
Neal Tracy Limited
1994 1998
Tracy International
New Zealand Limited 1992 1997
Tracy International
New Zealand Limited 1997 1999
Treacy Consultants
Limited, 1987, 1997
Auckland divorce files
Jean Le Tracy -
Freda Pansy 1942
Larry James Tracy v
Rosemary Ann Tracy 1977
Noeleen Robin Treacy
v John Edward Treacy, 1966, 1967
Philomena Ann Tracey
(formerly Philomena Ann Tracy ) v Kenneth Peter Tracey (formerly Kenneth Peter
Tracy ) 1971 1974
Sharon Wendy
Tracy-Inglis v Mark Robert Tracy-Inglis 1978
Shirley Ellen
Elizabeth Tracy v Murray Reed Tracy and Marguerite Neri 1976
William
Ernest Treacey - Elsie 1921
Auckland Probates
Ada Ellen Tracey -
Taneatua ex Matata - Widow 1969
Adelaide Ruth Tracy
- Auckland - Clerk 1976
Albert Edward
Richard Tracey - New Lynn - Retired Farmer 1957
Albert James Tracey
- Auckland - Retired Farmer 1975
Alfred John George
Treacy- Auckland - Gentleman , 1972
Allan Lewis Tracey -
Auckland - Retired 1997
Annie May Treacy,
1990
Arthur Edward Tracey
- Matata - Retired 1964
Christine Tracey -
Auckland - Widow 1973
Constance Beavis
Dorothea Treacy- Auckland - Married Woman , 1970
David Francis Tracey
- Newman, Western Australia - Miner 1976
David Francis Tracey
- Western Australia - Miner 1975
Edmund Treacy-
Auckland - Retired Clerk , 1970
Eleanor Frances
Tracey - Auckland - Married Woman retired 1994
Fanny Eliza Treacy -
Auckland - Married Woman , 1954
Fanny Tracey -
Auckland - Married Woman 1930
George Eric Tracey -
Auckland - Retired 1959
George Tracey -
Victoria Valley - Farmer 1927
George Tracey -
Victoria, Australia - Farmer 1964
Grace Tracy-Inglis -
Auckland - Widow 1951
Hannah Gertrude
Treacy- Auckland - Spinster , 1972
Henry William
Treacy- Auckland - Retired Farmer , 1974
Herbert Oliver
Tracey - Auckland - Retired 1964
Hilda Mabel Rose
Tracey - Auckland - Widow 1972
James Thomas Emmett
Treacy- Auckland - Retired Butcher , 1978
James Tracey -
Papakura - Storeman 1979
Jennifer Joy Tracey
- Auckland - Graphic Designer 1992
Jessie Elfreda
Tracey - Papatoetoe - Femme Sole 1972
John William Tracey
- Auckland - Retired Carrier 1967
Kathleen Bruce
Tracey - Howick - Widow 1978
Laurence Albert
Tracey - Auckland - Carpenter 1973
Leslie Alexander Tracy
- Auckland ex Wellington - Solicitor 1958
Lucinda Jane Tracey
- Auckland - Retired Confectioner 1952
Mary Bella Treacy -
Auckland - Widow , 1947
Mary Hazzard Treacy-
Auckland - Spinster , 1960
Michael Tracy -
Auckland - Gentleman 1935
Patrick Harding
Treacy - Auckland - Retired Printer , 1960
Peggy Constance
Tracy-Inglis - Auckland - Widow 1997
Robert James Tracey
- Alfriston - Farmer 1935
Robert Tracy-Inglis
- Auckland - Retired Accountant 1993
Stuart Frederick
Tracey 1987
Susanna Tracey - Alfriston
- Widow 1937
Thomas Tracey -
Auckland - Labourer 1957
Victor Maurice
Tracey - Maraetai - Retired 1992
Walter Reason Tracey
- Howick - Land Agent 1959
William John Tracey
1986
William Tracey -
Auckland - Carrier 1936
Willie Tracey -
Auckland - Retired 1973
Intestate Files
William Tracey -
Auckland - Carter 1874
Auckland Works multiple number subject files
Mrs F E Treacy,
Alford Street, Waterview 1938, 1941
CHRISTCHURCH
Christchurch Divorce Files
Cornelius Treacy v
Elizabeth Treacy and John Harpur, 1950
Michael Patrick
Treacy v Carol Isabell Treacy and Tyrone Russell Scott [includes marriage
certificate] , 1974
Christchurch Probate files
Bertha Winnifred
Tracey - Christchurch - Spinster 1957
Catherine Treacy -
Christchurch - Spinster , 1969
Daniel Michael
Tracey - Christchurch - Council Employ 1965
Denis Tracy -
Christchurch - Labourer 1932
John Treacy -
Christchurch - Railway Worker , 1963,
Margaret Treacy -
Christchurch - Spinster , 1973
Millicent Roma
Tracey - Christchurch - Widow 1996
Monica Iris Treacy-
Christchurch - Widow , 1997
Percy Richard Tracey
- Christchurch - Traveller 1974
Christchurch Works District Office Numeric
Registered File Series
Land Purchase -
Timaru Trafficway - J E Treacy , 1979, 1984
DUNEDIN
Dunedin bankruptcy files [fourth series]
Thomas Joseph Treacy
- Dunedin - Cardboard Box Manufacturer , 1889
Dunedin bankruptcy files [fifth series]
John Thomas Treacy -
Dunedin - Restaurant Keeper , 1906, 1906
Patrick Treacy- Pine
Hill - Gardener , 1894, 1894
Department of Justice, Supreme Treacy High
Court, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy [and] Department of Justice, Commercial
Affairs Division, Official Assignee's Office, Dunedin - Bankruptcy Case Files,
Petition Files and Miscellaneous Case Files regarding Bankruptcy
Thomas Joseph
Treacy, 1906, 1907
Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration
files (I)
Cecil Harold Tracey
- Dunedin - Salesman 1941
Francis Treacy -
Dunedin - Retired Farmer , 1953, 1953 ,
Laura Mary Daisy
Treacy - Stirling and Balclutha - Widow , 1955, 1955 ,
Margaret Treacy -
Dunedin - Widow , 1972, 1972
Patrick Treacy -
Dunedin - Retired Farmer , 1970, 1970
Patrick Treacy -
Outram - Hotelkeeper , 1956, 1956 ,
Thomas Treacy-
Greenfield - Farmer , 1950, 1950
Dunedin probate and Letters of Administration
files (II)
Agnes Frederica
Tracey - Dunedin - Widow 1961
Joseph Tracey -
Palmerston - Labourer 1963
Margaret Ellen
Tracey - Dunedin - Widow 1982
Dunedin Traffic Manager's Registered Files
Free Carriage of Lime - Mr T Treacey, Balclutha 1940-1941
GREYMOUTH
Greymouth Divorce Files
Greymouth divorce file
- Pamela Ivy Grace Treacy v Edward Patrick Treacy [ includes includes marriage
certificate] , 1973
Greymouth probate files
Erina Treacy,
Turiwhate, Farmer , 1973
Jamieson Tracey,
Greymouth, Bushman 1966
Martin Treacy,
Ahaura 1911
HAMILTON
Hamilton divorce files - second sequence
Margaret Jean Treacy
v Anthony Myles Treacy and Christine Hodgson, 1967, 1969 ,
Hamilton Insolvency Files
Brian Tracy Seminars
Auckland Limited - Main (L) 1997 1999
Hamilton Probates
Kate Adelaide Tracy
- Hamilton and Auckland - Widow 1949
Hamilton probates - annual number sequence
Kathleen Faithful
Tracey - Pirongia formerly Palmerston North - Widow 1991
Leslie Joseph Tracey
- Taupo - Hotel Employee 1957
Margaret Marion
Tracey - Matamata - Married Woman 1979
Robert Francis
Tracey - Ohope - Retired 1979
Sinclair Dunseith
Tracey - Rotorua - Company Director 1969
William Francis
Tracy - Whitehall, Cambridge - Retired Barrister 1963
NAPIER
Napier probate files [first sequence]
Julia Tracey, 1899
NEW PLYMOUTH
New Plymouth probate files
Patrick Treacy, 1922
OTAGO
Otago Central Licensing District Application
Files
Certificate of
Fitness - P Treacy, Outram Hotel, Outram 1919
John H Treacy -
Application for Renewal of Accommodation License at Patearoa known as Patearoa
Hotel 1918
John Henry Treacy -
Application for Renewal of Accommodation License at Patearoa known as Patearoa
Hotel 1919
S A Lyttle to
Patrick Treacy - Temporary Transfer, Outram Hotel, Outram 1919
Samuel A Lyttle to
Patrick Treacy - Transfer, Outram Hotel, Outram 1919
Otago Land Tenure Case files
Deferred Payment
Licence - [T Treacy] , 1929, 1939
Deferred Payment
Licence - [T Treacy] , 1925, 1928
Renewable Lease -
Section 1, Block I, Pomahaka Survey District - [J E Treacy] , 1907, 1951
Renewable Lease -
Settlements - [Section 1S, Murrayfield Settlement - J E Treacy] , 1929, 1939
Renewable Lease -
Settlements - Section 1S, Murrayfield Settlement - [J E Treacy] , 1938, 1951
PALMERSTON
Palmerston North Probate files [second
sequence]
Cecilia Margaret
Tracey 1978
James Leo Tracey
1951
ROTORUA
Rotorua Probate Files
Denise May Tracy -
Rotorua - Married Woman 1978
Doris Florence
Tracey - Rotorua - Widow 1976
Marion Tracey -
Taupo - Retired 1980
TIMARU
Timaru Probate Files
Lawrence Tracy -
Timaru - Farm Manager 1944
WELLINGTON
Planning Tribunal/Environment Court case
files
J Treacy -
Wellington City Council 1969
Wellington probate files [first sequence]
Ben Treacy, 1931
Bernard Treacy, 1916
Bridget Tracy 1931
Bridget Treacy, 1931
Edward
Treacey, 1916
Elizabeth Tracy 1903
John Tracy 1917
John Treacy, 1920
Joseph John Tracy
1923
Winefred Treacy,
1935
Wellington probate files [second sequence]
Denis Treacy, 1940
James Tracy 1942
Michael Tracey, 1944
Wellington probate files [third sequence]
Arthur Bernard
Tracey 1973
Benjamin Tracey 1965
Bennett Tracey 1965
Catherine Jane Tracy
1958
Frank William Tracy
1961
Henry Bernard Jack
Tracy 1979
Hilda Ellen Tracy 1960
James George Tracy
1960
James Tracey 1954
James Tracey 1973
John Joseph Patrick
Tracey 1953
Julia de Tracy-Innes
1947
Peter Richard Tracey
1949
Thomas Treacy, 1958
Timothy Joseph Tracy
1953
WHANGAREI
Whangarei probates
Alma Rita Joyce
Tracey - Kaitaia - Married Woman 1976
David Wilson Tracey-
Victoria Valley - Farmer 1948
Ernest Edward Tracey
- Kaitaia - Retired 1991
Florence Ada Tracey
- Victoria Valley - Widow 1964
Frederick Aubrey
Tracey - Kaitaia - Retired 1989
Harry Hector Tracey -
Victoria Valley - Farmer 1966
Irene May Tracey -
Kaitaia - Widow 1979
Reginald David
Albert Tracey - Kaitaia - Retired Farmer 1989
male
BASTINGS marriages New Zealand 1879 - 1930
William
Frederick Bastings - married Margaret Treacy in 1901
http://www.familytreecircles.com/bastings-marriages-new-zealand-1879-1930-34953.html
Owen Vincent Tracey
Born in Dunedin on March 15th 1915, Owen Vincent Tracey learned to fly privately at the Otago Aero club and obtained his 'A' licence in early 1937. He made several applications for a short service commission in the RAF and was finally accepted in April 1939. He sailed for the UK on June 27th. Tracey began his elementary flying training at 19 E&RFTS Fairoaks on August 8th. He went to 3 ITW, Hastings on October 9th and moved on to 3 FTS South Cerney on the 21st. At the end of the course he was posted to HQ Reserve Command for an instructors course. On May 29th 1940 Tracey went to 6 OTU Sutton Bridge and after converting to Hurricanes he joined 79 Squadron at Biggin Hill on July 6th.
He claimed a He111 destroyed on August 15th, a He111 probably destroyed and a Me109 damaged on the 28th, a He111 destroyed on the 30th, a Do17 destroyed on the 31st and a Do17 destroyed on September 1st.
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Tracey was sent to No 1 PDC, Bournemouth on January 29th 1941 for overseas preparation. He embarked for the Middle East on March 4th and joined 274 Squadron in the Western Desert on April 5th. He destroyed a Ju52 over Crete on May 26th and was then chased by a Me109. Tracey dived steeply and pulled out but the pursuing enemy fighter did not and crashed into the sea. On the 29th he shared in destroying a Ju88. On August 26th Tracey was appointed a Flight Commander.
When the squadron was engaged in the Sidi Rezegh area on December 1st he saw one of 274's Hurricanes go down and make a forced landing. Tracey landed, picked up the pilot, Lieutenant Hoffe of the SAAF, and successfully carried him back to base.
274 Squadron was detailed to give top cover to Blenheims bombing 5 miles south-west of El Adem on December 8th 1941. Over the target enemy fighters were seen and 274 turned towards them. Other enemy fighters joined in and 274 was heavily outnumbered. Tracey was shot down by a Mc200. His Hurricane turned over at low level and dived into the ground 5 miles south of El Adem, bursting into flames. Sometime later some South African soldiers reported finding a grave beside the wrecked Hurricane. On the cross was a flying helmet and Tracey's identity discs. Tracey was awarded the DFC on 6th October 1942 with effect from 7th December 1941. After the war his remains were re-interred in Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery.
Photographs courtesy of Colonel C R Romberg RA, British Embassy Cairo
http://www.bbm.org.uk/Tracey.htm
Andrew Treacy was born Abt. 1832 in Boho, Fermanagh, Ireland, and died 07 Jul 1894 in
Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew, Scotland. He married Bridget
Sherry on 01 Mar 1855 in Thornliebank, Glasgow, daughter of John
McSherry and Mary
Glancey.
John
James Treacy, b. 22 Jun 1855, Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew,
Scotland, d. date unknown, New Zealand.
Mary
Treacy, b. 27 Apr 1857, Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew, Scotland, d.
01 Aug 1907, 5 Eastwood Crescent, Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew, Scotland.
Margaret
Treacy, b. Abt. 1861, Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew, Scotland, d.
date unknown.
Owen
Treacy, b. 09 Dec 1865, Thornliebank, Eastwood, Renfrew, Scotland398, d. date unknown, New Zealand.
http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/s/h/e/John-Gerard-Sherry/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0171.html
Anne Tracey (1849 Cork - ) [see Henry
Tracy of Cork]
Otago to Otago, NZ 28 Aug 1874 (assisted emigration)
Ann Treacy, 25 years, Dressmaker, Single of Cork
Anne Tracey
married Richard Francis Willis 1874 New Zealand
1915 Will
Annie Willis,
sister, 86 or 90 Leith St, Dunedin, New Zealand
12 March 1918
Otago Daily Times
Willis - on March
11, 1918, at his mothers residence, 178 Leith street, Dunedin, Gerald Tracy,
dearly-beloved youngest son of Annie and the late Richard Francis Willis.
Private interment. No flowers.—A. o. Archer and Co., undertakers.
Donald Tracy and Catherine Margaret Currie [see Kilanne
Co. Cavan Ireland]
James Joseph Tracey born appox 1832 in Baillieboro, Cavan, Ireland,
Married Agnes Ann Hearty approx 1855. Immigrated to New Zealand at some point.
Drowned in the Wanganui River; his body was found on the 5 February 1897.
Children:
Thomas
James b 1857? - d 1933 Wanganui, New Zealand
Catherine Ellen b 1859? - d 1924 Wanganui,
New Zealand
I am interested in hearing from anyone with
ANY information relating to any of the above.
Regards Nichola Chapman N.Chapman nichola.chapman@infogen.net.nz
16 Jun 2001
James
Joseph Tracey & Agnes Ann
Hearty
James Joseph Tracey (m Agnes Ann Hearty)
Bailleboro,Co Cavan c1830 went to Scotland & married there 1853 to New
Zealand c1862
Janice
Goldsworthy New Zealand May 11, 2002
Francis Tracey (s. of John Tracey) m.
Rebecca Wilson (d. of John Wilson) 28
May 1860 Ballyclog, Tyr, Ire (see Donaghenry)
Francis Tracey (b. 1833 Cookston, County
Tyrone, Ireland d. 06 Jun 1916 Victoria Valley, Nthland NZ) m. Rebecca Wilson
(b. ABT 1838 Ballyclough, Ireland d. 21 Dec 1911 Victoria Valley Mangonui,
Nthland NZ)
Lucinda
Tracey b. 1862 Ireland, United Kingdom
William
`Bill` Tracey b. ABT 1865 South Africa
Robert
James `Bob` Tracey b. ABT 1866 South
Africa
Francis
Tracey b. ABT 1868 South Africa
George
Tracey b. ABT 1870 Dunedin Sth Island NZ
Anna
Tracey b. abt 1872 Dunedin NZ
David
Wilson `Dave` Tracey b. ABT 1873
Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand
Albert
`Allie` Edward Richard Tracey b. 1875
Dunedin Sth Island NZ
Herbert
Tracey b. ABT 1877 Dunedin, Otago, New
Zealand
Thomas
Tracey b. ABT 1878 Dunedin, Otago, New
Zealand
Julia
Elizabeth Tracey b. 1878 Dunedin, Otago,
New Zealand
http://www.tribalpages.com/family-tree/vsherry/194/4769/Francis-Tracey-Family
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
Julia Elizabeth |
1876/13976 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
Herbert Oliver |
1878/8541 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
Francis Thomas |
1867/13056 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
Anna |
1871/36528 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
David Wilson |
1873/34801 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
George |
1869/33933 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
Robert James |
1865/28006 |
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Francis |
Tracey |
Rebecca |
Richard Albert |
1874/48023 |
Last updated 15 January 2019