Tracy I.
Tressy, CRBPM. 2. 1603; Treacey. Ml. 7. 1762
G. Ó Treasaigh, des. Of Treasach’ (fighter). Cf. AI.
Tracy, Tressy, &c.
Mary Treacy & John Alder
Maria Alder bapt 23 Dec 1757 Saint Mathews, Douglas, Isle Of Man
Kirk Onchan
Eliz. Treacey, late of Athlone, died June 20th, 1762, aged 59 years
Eliz Tracy or Williams from do [Douglas] 22 June 1762 [burial book]
Castle Rushen
Papers. Document No. 118.
1781. Two Irishmen Hanged for Highway Robbery
The following is a rough draft of a letter from Lieut.-Governor Richard Dawson (1775-1790) to the Home Office in February, 1781. It would appear that the Governor’s humane appeal for mercy for the prisoners was unheeded, and the criminals were hanged.
It is with great concern that I am to report your Lordship the trial and conviction of Mattw Tracey and James Gollagher two private soldiers of the Fencible Battalion of this Isle for having on the Highway on the evens of the 16t ult. robbed one Joseph Mortimor of his watch 48 gu’ and some silver. Mortimor was also wounded in the face but not dangerously. There were three others also indicted for the same Robbery viz. Jas. Chapman John Clark and Roger McGongil. The slightest suspicion falling upon Chapman he was admitted King’s Evidence. By his Testimony corroborated by a chain of circumstances it appeared that by the advice and contrivance of Tracey, Gollagher and Chapman waylaid Mortimor whom Tracey inveigled out of town (under a pretence of business) and brought back in the dusk of the evens that Tracey was to pretend to have been robbed and that it was agreed upon between Tracey Gollagher and Chapman that the Booty was to be divided equally among them. Gollagher confessed the fact corresponding in every circumstance with Chapman’s evidence and on his arraignment would have pleaded guilty but was out of tenderness advised to retract his confession and put himself upon his trial which he accordingly did. After the fairest trial by a very intelligent jury and upon the clearest evidence corroborated by the strongest corresponding circumstances, Tracey and Gollagher were found guilty and recd sentence of Death accordingly. Clark and McGongill were acquitted.
The execution of these convicts has been respited by me for three weeks and if necessary shall from time to time be further respited to give time for His Majesty’s pleasure to be known. As this robbery was unattended either by murder or any wanton act of cruelty, if His Majesty should not think it absolutely necessary to order a warrant of the execution of either of them, your Lordp will be pleased to send orders how they are to be disposed of. They are two very strong and able bodied men and fit for any labour or service.
Hampton Creer Never to
Return Douglas: Manx Heritage Foundation 2000 (ISBN 0-952-4019-7-5)
Matthew Tracy, burial 20 Apr 1781, Malew Isle of Man
Matthew Tracy & James Gollahar (Fencibles) were executed on the 20th Inst Apl for a highway robbery committed by them near Douglas
Matthew Tracey & Jane Cowle/Conlo
Patience Tracey b. 17 June 1781 Braddan Isle of Man
Rachel Smith Or Treacy buried 03 Feb 1789 Braddan, Isle of Man
Bridget Tracey, widow, m. Thomas Murray 29 Oct 1821 Braddan, Isle of Man
James Tracy, burial 25 Nov 1823, Malew Isle of Man
Elizabeth Tracey, Monkhouse, burial 17 Nov 1838, Malew Isle of Man, age 62, b. 1776
Joshua Treacy, 1852 will, Braddan Isle of Man [son
of Joshua Treacy RN?]
Elizabeth Tracey, of Lamley Mayfold (d. of Michael Tracey, weaver) m. James Kenny/Kewney, blacksmith, of Slly Lezayre (s. of James Kewney, blacksmith) 23 Sep 1853 Lezayre, Isle of Man. Church of England.
Anne Corkan Or Tracey, of Douglas, burial 12 Mar 1855, age 51, German, Isle of Man
Catharinae Tracy & Allan Nicholson
Martinus Henricus Nicholson 01
Mar 1857 Douglas, Isle of Man
1861 England and Wales Census
Joseph Tracy, spouse: Anne, b. abt
1821 Isle of Man Isle of Man, Lancashire England
Anne Tracy, spouse: Joseph, b. abt
1829 Lancashire England, Lancashire England
To quote the description given in the Diocesan Calender of 1881 "the church is a good, solid,
substantial edifice, evidently well cared for, but without any great
pretensions to architecture." Certainly, the architectural beauties of the
exterior are not striking, but once the west door is entered an agreeable
surprise is experienced. A degree of artistic taste and refined comfort is met
with, of which the outside gives little promise. The church is furnished
throughout with comfortable modern pews of pitch pine, this change from the old
fashioned highbacked square pews having taken place
in 1855, during the incumbency of the Rev. Frederick Tracy. [see
William Moore Tracy]
Fredk. F.
Tracy, 1881-1885, Rushen
1883 Smith's Directory
Tracey Rev. F. F., The
Vicarage
1889 Smith's Directory,
Church of England
Rushen — Frederick Francis Tracy.
1881 Census
- (The Rectory) Ballygate St Census Place: Beccles,
Suffolk, England
|
Head |
Frederick F
Tracy |
M |
52 |
St James,
Middlesex, England |
|
Wife |
F |
51 |
Henfield, Sussex,
England |
|
|
Daughter |
F |
20 |
Worth Maltravers, Dorset, England |
|
|
Daughter |
F |
16 |
Wareham,
Dorset, England |
|
|
Daughter |
F |
14 |
Chichester,
Sussex, England |
|
|
Daughter |
F |
12 |
Chichester,
Sussex, England |
|
|
Son |
M |
8 |
Beccles, Suffolk,
England |
|
|
Son |
M |
4 |
Beccles, Suffolk,
England |
|
|
Visitor |
F |
12 |
Hammersmith,
Middlesex, England |
|
|
Visitor |
F |
11 |
Hammersmith,
Middlesex, England |
|
|
Servant |
F |
21 |
Stratford, Suffolk,
England |
|
|
Servant |
F |
18 |
Beccles, Suffolk,
England |
King William's College Register -
Assistant Masters
1881-1884.
Rev. F. W. Tracy, B.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge.
1883
King Williams College, Isle of Man
Assistant
Masters...Rev F.W. Tracy, B.A., Cambridge...
TRACY, FREDERICK FRANCIS. Adm. pens, at Christ's, Dec. 14, 1846. S. of William
Moore, surgeon, of Cork Street, London (and Jane). B. Feb. 2, 1829, in
Westminster. Schools, Merchant Taylors' and St Paul's.
Matric.
Lent, 1847; B.A. 1852; M.A. 1855. Ord.
deacon (Chichester) 1853; priest, 1857; C. of Shermanbury,
Sussex, 1853-5. C. of Icklesham,
1855-7. C. of All Souls, Brighton, 1857. V. of
Worth Matravers, Dorset, 1857-65. R. of St Pancras,
Chichester, 1865-72. R. of Beccles, Suffolk, 1872-81.
V. of Kirk Christ, Rushen, Isle of
Man, 1881-5. C.-in-charge of St Barnabas, Cambridge,
1885-8. Married Adelaide, dau.
of William Borrer, Esq., of
Barrow Hill, Henfield, Sussex.
Died May
11, 1888, at Cambridge. Brother of
Augustus C. (1870); father of the above, of Wilham B.
(1883) and Charles D. (1886). (Peile,
11. 500; Scott, MSS.; Crockford.)
TRACY, FRANCIS WILLIAM. Adm. sizar
at St John's, Aug. 25, 1876. [Eldest] s. of the Rev.
Frederick Francis (next) (and Adelaide). B. 1858 at Worth Matravers. Bapt. July 4, 1858. Schools, Beccles (Mr Raven) and Tonbridge. Matric. Michs. 1876; B.A. 1880; M.A. 1885. Assistant
Master at King William's College, Isle of Man, 1880-4. Ord. deacon (Sodor and Man) 1882; priest,
1883. C. of Bramber, Sussex,
1884-5. Assistant Master at Rockwells
Prep. School, Batcombe, and
C. of Upton Noble, Somerset, 1885-7. Head Master of Totnes Grammar
School, 1887-91; of St Lawrence College, Ramsgate, 1891-9; of the United
Services College, Westward Ho! 1 899-1 904; and at Harpenden, 1904-6; Warden of
the United Services CoUege, Windsor, 1906-11. Married, Sept. 16, 1884, Henrietta Louisa, only dau.
of the Rev. A. Manby, V. of Nettlebed, 0.xon. Died Mar. 27, 1929, at
Plymouth. Brother of Wlliam B. (1883) and
Charles D. (1886).
(Tonbridge
Sch. Reg.; St Lawrence Coll. Reg.; Eagle, xlv. 279; Scott, MSS.; Crockford; The Times, Apr. 2, 1929.)
TRACY, WILLIAM BORRER. Adm. pens, at Corpus Christi, Oct. I, 1883. Of Dorset. S. of the Rev. Frederick Francis (1846), of Rushen
Vicarage, Isle of Man. B. [Oct. 9, 1863], at Worth Matravers,
Dorset. Schools, Beccles and
King William's College, Isle of Man. Matric. Michs.
1883. Migrated to Durham; B.A. (Durham) 1885; M.A. (Durham) 1904. Ord. deacon
(York) 1885 ; priest (Norwich) 1888; C. of Dyer's
Hill, Sheffield, 1885-7. C. of Swanton Morley, Norfolk, 1887-90. C. of New Milverton, Warws., 1890-5. C. of Lillington, Worcs.,
1895-1901. V. of Osmaston-by-Ashboume,
Derbs.,
1901-4. Director and Chaplain of the CM. Children's Home, Limpsfield,
Surrey, 1904-13. Died June 20, 1913. Brother of
Francis W. (1876) and Charles D. (1886). (King William's CoU. Reg. ; Crockford.)
TRACY, CHARLES DUNLOP. Matric. Non-CoU., from
Ayerst H., Michs.
1886. [S. of the Rev. Frederick Francis (1846), C.-in-charge of St Barnabas,
Cambridge. B. May 28, 1870. School, King William's College, Isle of Man.] Married, Jan. 15, 1909, Rosita, dau.
of William Macandrew, Esq.,
J. P., of Westwood House, Essex. Brother of Francis W. (1876) and WUliam B. (1883). (King William's Coll.
Reg.)
TRACY, Charles Dunlop
1870
- 1948
Born
at 9 St. John's Street, Chichester on 28 May 1870, son of Revd Frederick
Francis Tracy, rector of St. Pancras, Chichester, and
his wife Adelaide née Borrer, who married at Steyning, Sussex in 1857. Educated at King William's
College, Isle of Man and at Cloford House School, Kirkley near Lowestoft, Suffolk and in 1901 was boarding at
9 Colisseum Terrace, St. Pancras, London.
In October 1905 he had a solo exhibtion at the
Clifford Gallery 'Paintings of West Coast and Deep Seas' he also exhibited at
the London Salon, the Royal Society of Marine Painters and the Royal Academy
Summer Exhibition, from Kingston Buci, Shoreham by
Sea, Sussex (1908-1912) and in the 1911 Show Day at St Ives, Cornwall he
exhibited three paintings, all of which were seascapes, also showing at the
Suffolk Peasenhall Art & Antique Gallery. He
married at Kensington, London on 15 January 1909, Rosita
MacAndrew and spent sometime
in America, before 1914 when he enlisted in the Royal Artillery. Rising to the
rank of Captain during which time he wrote 'Revolver Shooting in War' (1915)
and was awarded an O.B.E. By 1932 he was living at Reed House, Holbrook near
Ipswich, Suffolk and retired from the army at the end of the Second World War
when he lived at Ipswich. A member of the Ipswich Art Club 1932-1947 and Mrs.
C. Tracy (late Charles D. Tracy) exhibited from Holt, 33 Jupiter Road, Ipswich in 1948 his three oil paintings 'Silver Symphony',
'Evening after the Storm' and 'Memory' and at their centenary exhibition in
1974 his 'Evening after the Storm' was again on show. He died at Ipswich in
1948. Mrs. Rosita Tracy (1866-1957), who was an hon. member of the Ipswich Art
Club 1948-1957, was born at Stoke by Nayland,
Suffolk, daughter of wealthy bank director William MacAndrew
born Elgin, Scotland and his first wife Maria Rachel Matthews (1834-1873) who
was born in El Sagrario, Arequipa, Peru on 11
December 1834, daughter of Diego Guillermo Matthews, an Englishman, and his
wife Maria Mercedes Sanches Cosio,
a Peruvian, who married at El Sagrario on 2 January
1830. William and Maria married at St. Bride's, Liverpool in October 1855. William's
second wife was Mariana Birch of Wiston, Suffolk but
had no further issue. The MacAndrew's were landowners
of Westwood House, Great Horkesley, Essex but Rosita
was still giving her address as Jupiter Road, Ipswich in 1956. Their only son
Geoffrey Borrer Matthews (1910-1913) died in 1913
aged just 3 years.
http://www.suffolkpainters.co.uk/index.cgi?choice=painter&pid=789
TRACY, AUGUSTUS COPELAND. Matric. Non-CoU., Michs.
1870. S. of William Moore, surgeon, of Hill Street, Berkeley Square, London
(and Jane). B. July i, 1830, in Westminster. Bapt.
May 16, 1831. Schools, Merchant Taylors and St Paul's.
Migrated to St John's, Aug. 3, 1871; B.A. 1874; M.A. 1878.
Ord. deacon (Norwich) 1874; priest, 1875; C. of Tasburgh, Norfolk, 1874-5. C. of Beccles, Suffolk, 1875-6. C. of
Lowestoft, 1876-9. C. of St Nicholas, Colchester, 1879-80. R. of
Stapleford, Herts., 1880-93. R- of Gunton,
Norfolk, 1895-1900. Married, Sept. 16, 1879, Helen, youngest dau. of B. Caldecott, Esq.,
of Ormsby House, near Great Yarmouth. Resided latterly at the Manor House, Oulton,
near Lowestoft, where he died Jan. 27, 1900. Brother of Frederick F.
(1846). (St Paul's Sch. Reg.; Merchant Taylors' Sch. Reg.; Eagle, XXII. 259; Crockford; The &uardian,
Sept. 24, 1879; The Times, Jan. 29, 1900.)
Alumni cantabrigienses;
a biographical list of all known students, graduates and holders of office at
the University of Cambridge, from the earliest times to 1900; (1922)
1880 United
States Census - Ganges, Allegan, Michigan
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's
Birthplace
Charles W. TRACY Self M Male W 29 IL Farmer NY ---
Anna TRACY Wife M Female W 29 ISLE OF MANN Keepng House IRE ISLE OF MANN
Humphry T. TRACY Son S Male W 3 MI At Home IL
ISLE OF MANN
1900 United States Census - Belle Plain city, Benton,
Iowa
Susie A* Tracy, head, b. Iowa
Verne Tracy, son, b. Sep 1892
Isle Of Man, Father's birthplace: Vermont, Mother's
birthplace: Iowa
Last update: 11
December 2015