It may be presumed
that the Traceys of Wicklow are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
Similar
to the Traceys of Louth, the Traceys of Wicklow are mainly located in the
seaport of the county, Arklow, which was in the territory of the Uí
Eineachghlais, a sister tribe of the Uí Bairrche.
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Elizabeth
I
1564 3rd August
Pardon to Luke O Toole of Castlekevin...Tiege O Trasse, kern, servant (Wicklow)
1566 16th August
Pardon to ... Thady O Trasse, Kern (Wicklow)
The Irish
Fiants of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
1669 Hearth Money Rolls Co. Wicklow
Avoca?
Mr. Tracy, Castle McAdam
Joe Tracy, Rockslowne
Arklow
John Tracy, Chappel
Tady Tracy, Ballynesken
1766 Religious
Census
Tracy,
papist, 3 people, Dungans Town, Co. Wicklow.
GO Ms. 536-7 National
Library of Ireland
6 November 1770
Freemans Journal
To the Committee for conducting the
Free-Press
Dearest Brethren,
As the Freedom and Liberty of the Press, is
no small Part of the Happiness of the Subject, and that through the Channel
of your Paper, Facts can be related
without Distinction of Persons; I take the Liberty of requesting you to insert
in your next Paper the following Case, which you may rely on being a Fact,
having seen it on Record in the Court of Exchequer.
Not 100 Miles from the upper End of Great
Britain-street, lives a young Reverend Parson, from Size, and surprizing
abilitiees well qualified for a Mitre, and from his Marraige to the Niece of a
Right Reverend, not without Hopes of one. This Gentleman's Father, A Resident,
near Arklow, in the County of Wicklow, where he had a small Estate and some
Leasehold Interests, in or about the Year 1745, set about 70 Acres, Part of his
Leaseholds, to one Garret Tracy, at
a Rent of about 11s. an Acre, which Lease and Premises this Tenant has since
held, and more frequently for that Time paid the Rent before than after it was
due, as appears by the Receipts. This young Parson on the Death of his Father,
as only Child, became seized of his whole Possessions, and in the Year 1769 applied
to said Tracy, to surrender his old Lease, so made by his Father, and take a
new one from him, at a rent of about 18s. an Acre, which said Tracy agreed to,
and this young Parson having declared the greatest Regard for his and his
Father's good old Tenant, who not only paid him before Hand, but was ready on
all Occasions to join him in Security, told this poor simple honest Man that to
save him Expence, he would draw the Leases; accordingly printed Leases were
filled up and executed by said Parties, but the old ones, through the Design of
his Reverence not cancelled or surrendered. His Reverence then alledging, as is
likely was the case, that he was in Want of Money, applied to his Tenant to
advance him a Year's Rent, and he not having it in his Power to comply with his
Request, his Reverence, in Hillary Term last, caused a Bill of Discovery to be
filed against this old Tenant, on the aforesaid Transactions, and is proceeding
thereon, to dispossess him of his Farm.
Quere, was it upon such Principles, the Acts
against the Growth of Popery were founded?
As I am not acquainted with any of the
Parties, if his Reverence will Please to quiet his honest Tenant, in the
Possession of his Farm, and be for the future more careful of his Conduct, it
is all that intended by,
Gentlemen,
Your Well-wisher,
John Telltruth
[This may refer to Kilgorman, Co. Wexford]
Wicklow United Irishmen 1797 - 1804
Garret Tracey of Castlemacadam
George Tracey of Ballymurtagh
Thomas Tracey
William Tracey of Ballymurtagh
Rebellion Paper (National Archives)
2/1/1797?
P.848
Nugent J.
about the brothers Tracy (1/2 p)
26/5/1797
p.369
Maurice Tracy (Carlow) to Mr. Pelham that two men came every Sunday and read Republican newspapers to the people and that they intended next Sunday to go to Baltinglass; he prays that Mr. Pelham will put a stop to such proceedings.
9/2/1798
p.577
Winder, John (Mount Pleasant) to Mr. Cooke with information as to the Tracys who are implicated in the murder of McCormick the soldier at Blessington.
2. Page 357 # 123 Woolaghan, 2
January 1798, NA, State Of the Country Papers, 1017/62.
One of the
Traceys met William Kavanagh, Byrne and Martin Doyle at the home of one Hyland
in Ballynapark around this time.
28 March 1799, National Archives,
620/17/30/64
1798
United Irishmen
Hugh Woolaghan, a mason employed at Ballymurtagh was sworn in Arklow town on 1/10/1797 by George and William Tracey who were both privates in the mines yeomanry.
The rebellion in Wicklow 1798. Irish
Academic Press, Dublin. P.65
1805 Lawrence Tracey aged 24 born in Bray, Dublin, Ireland.
Ship: HMS
Britannia [With Admiral Nelson]
Rank/Rating:
Landsman [ie less than a year at sea]
1804
They wre headquartered in Wicklow Town
and were responsible for patrolling from Arlow to Dublin. Burdett was the
senior officer with Commander Jaohn James, and Lieutenants
Henry Clarke, Clement Richardson and Francis Tracey
under his command. 28 May 1804, PRO, HO 100/120/309.
O'Donnell, Ruan (2000) Aftermath: Post-Rebellion Insurgency in Wicklow,
1799-1803. Irish Academic Press, 2000
27 August 1806 (F)
Bridget Tracy, knows the prisoner these two years; lives at
Castle Cavan, in the county of Wicklow, remembers Saturday the 26th of July; on
that day the fair of Roundwood was held; as she was giong to the fair, met the
prisoner about the hour of 12 o'Clock; they shook hands; prisoner wore a red
waistcoat; cannot recollect any other article of apprel; prisoner begged
witness pardon for leaving the country without payiing her, but said if he had
not the money he had the value, on which he produced a watch, and offered it to
witness as a pledge for the debt...Alexander Tracy, is husband to the preceding witness, corrobates
the principal part of her testimony, and proves that he took the watch his wife
put into the drawer, and delivered it to Lieut. Weekes...Bray to Roundwood...
27 December 1837 Valuation of £10 Electors
William Treacy, House and land,
Knockinree Rathdrum Wicklow, 48a/2r/15p £33/0/0 annual value
1840 Arklow
John Tracey, Blacksmith, Gorey Rd
Residuary
Account by Rory Stanley (John Tracy O'Reilly, Esquire of Kilquade House, Co.
Wicklow - died 14th October 1841) [See also Kilternan, Co. Dublin]
DÚN LAOGHAIRE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY JOURNAL 1997 Vol. 6 No. 4
1841 Reports relative to valuation for poor rates
Michael Tracey, Nov 22 1832 and Jan 2
1840, House and land, Lascoleman, Rath, Shillelagh, Wicklow, 49a/1r/11p £53/0/0
annual value, Observations: There are two Michael traceys in clerk of peace's
list and there appears but one in the rate-book.
Fitzwilliam
Estate to Canada
Those named in 1844 lists for
America [Canada?] May also include other unnamed relatives
Micahael and Denis Tracey (Location not given)
1846 Slater's Royal National Commercial
Directory
John
Tracey, Gorey Road, Arklow. Blacksmith
1847 Michael
Tracey, Knockenree, Co. Wicklow, Farmer (Will)
Alumni
Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin - William Samuel
Tracy
Thomas Burrows Tracey, pen. (Mr. Guillemard), Oct. 11 1853, aged 18; s. of William, Magistrate; b. Sligo.
Kings
Inns Admission Papers 1607-1867
Thomas Burrowes Tracy, 1st s. of William Samuel, Belfast, R.M. and Margaret Simpson; ed. TCD M 1855.
Henry Tracy, 3rd s. of William Samual, Bray, Co. Wicklow, and Margaret Simpson; ed. TCD H 1867. (b. 1844?)
1870 The
Irish Law Times and Solicitors' Journal, page 679
The following gentlemen will be called to the Bar on Wednesday next:
Henry Tracy, Esq., AB, Dublin University, third son of William Samuel Tracy,
...
Griffiths
Valuation - Wicklow 1852-1853
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Alice Tracy Rathmeague Hacketstown Wicklow Andrew Tracy Sraghmore Calary Wicklow Anne Tracy Killadreenan Newcastle Lower Wicklow Catherine Tracey Ballinvally (Wisdom) Castlemacadam Wicklow Edward Tracy Arklow The Fishery Arklow Wicklow Garrett Tracy Cornagower West Dunganstown Wicklow George Treacy Kilbaylet Upper Donard Wicklow James Tracey Cullenmore Killiskey Wicklow James Tracey Monaglogh Killahurler Wicklow James Tracy Bray Main St. Bray Wicklow Jane Tracy Arklow Moore's Court Arklow Wicklow John Tracey Kilmacoo Castlemacadam Wicklow John Tracy Arklow The Fishery Arklow Wicklow John Tracy Arklow, 10 Wexford Road, Arklow Wicklow John Tracy Ballymurtagh Castlemacadam Wicklow John Tracy Forristeen Dunlavin Wicklow John Tracy Kilcashel Castlemacadam Wicklow John Tracy Killadreenan Newcastle Lower Wicklow Laurence Tracey Monaglogh Killahurler Wicklow Lawrence Tracy Sraghmore Calary Wicklow Margaret Tracy Ballydonnell Redcross Wicklow Mary Tracy Randlestown Donaghmore Wicklow Michael Tracy Arklow The Fishery Arklow Wicklow Michael Tracy Rathmeague Hacketstown Wicklow Patrick Tracy Arklow, 9 Wexford Road, Arklow Wicklow Patrick Tracy Kiltegan Kiltegan Wicklow Patrick Tracy Liscolman Liscolman Wicklow Peter Tracy Liscolman Liscolman Wicklow Peter Tracy Tigroney East Castlemacadam Wicklow Thomas Tracy Ballymoneen Castlemacadam Wicklow Thomas Tracy Knockanode Castlemacadam Wicklow Thomas Tracy Raheenavine Castlemacadam Wicklow William Tracy Kilcashel Castlemacadam Wicklow William Tracy Knockanree Upper
Castlemacadam Wicklow |
Edward Tracy Arklow The Fishery Arklow Wicklow Jane Tracy Arklow Moore's Court Arklow Wicklow John Tracy Arklow The Fishery Arklow Wicklow John Tracy Arklow, 10 Wexford Road, Arklow, Wicklow Michael Tracy Arklow The Fishery Arklow Wicklow Patrick Tracy Arklow, 9 Wexford Road, Arklow Wicklow James Tracy Bray Main St. Bray Wicklow Andrew Tracy Sraghmore Calary Wicklow Lawrence Tracy Sraghmore Calary Wicklow Catherine Tracey Ballinvally (Wisdom) Castlemacadam Wicklow John Tracey Kilmacoo Castlemacadam Wicklow John Tracy Ballymurtagh Castlemacadam Wicklow John Tracy Kilcashel Castlemacadam Wicklow Peter Tracy Tigroney East Castlemacadam Wicklow Thomas Tracy Ballymoneen Castlemacadam Wicklow Thomas Tracy Knockanode Castlemacadam Wicklow Thomas Tracy Raheenavine Castlemacadam Wicklow William Tracy Kilcashel Castlemacadam Wicklow William Tracy Knockanree Upper Castlemacadam Wicklow Mary Tracy Randlestown Donaghmore Wicklow George Treacy Kilbaylet Upper Donard Wicklow Garrett Tracy Cornagower West Dunganstown Wicklow John Tracy Forristeen Dunlavin Wicklow Alice Tracy Rathmeague Hacketstown Wicklow Michael Tracy Rathmeague Hacketstown Wicklow James Tracey Monaglogh Killahurler Wicklow Laurence Tracey Monaglogh Killahurler Wicklow James Tracey Cullenmore Killiskey Wicklow Patrick Tracy Kiltegan Kiltegan Wicklow Patrick Tracy Liscolman Liscolman Wicklow Peter Tracy Liscolman Liscolman Wicklow Anne Tracy Killadreenan Newcastle Lower Wicklow John Tracy Killadreenan Newcastle Lower Wicklow Margaret Tracy Ballydonnell Redcross Wicklow |
Oregon, 1000 tons, Captain Henry Williams, from London / Plymouth
12th July 1851, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 31st October 1851.
Sarah Treacey, 32, Servant, Wicklow
Aliquis, 1247 tons, Captain Thomas Pain from Liverpool 23rd May
1855, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 12th August 1855
Bridget Tracey, 25, Domestic Servant, Wicklow
Bucephalus, 1245 tons, Captain J. Betts Thompson, from Liverpool 7th
July 1855, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 13th October 1855
William Tracey, 28, Labourer, Wicklow,
Kelly Tracey, 26
Sarah Jane Tracey, 2
Julia Ann Tracey, 1
Samuel Tracey, 26, Labourer, Wicklow, single
Sarah Tracey, 22, Domestic Servant, Wicklow, single
29 November
1860 Irish Times
Case of drowning
About 5 o’clock yesterday evening a man named William Tracey, aged 50 years, and whose family reside in Dunlavin, County Wicklow accidentally fell into the Royal Canal betweens Whites bridge and the Liffey and was drowned.
2
March 1861 (FJ) Death
February 24, at Blessington, county Wicklow, in the 96th year of her age, Mrs. Eleanor Tracy, deservedly regretted by her family and a large circle of friends.
10
December 1862 (FJ) Collection for Catholic University
...Parish of Arklow...William Tracy...Michael Tracy...2s6d...
MISSING ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA
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Name
of Missing |
Home
county |
Arrival |
AD
Date |
SEEKER |
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Patrick Tracy (30, fair complexion, serv Exp. 1859, Capt JB Ricket, soldier, Co. C Artill, US Army) |
Hacketstown, Rathmegan, Wicklow |
‘Wisconsin’ from Liverpool 10/1853 Baton Rouge Barracks LA |
31/10/1863 |
James Dunn (friend) Stafford Springs CT |
January
1863 Bray Coal Fund
...Mrs Tracy £1...
16 July
1864 (FJ) Cricket
Bray...M. Tracy...
7
September 1864 (FJ) Cricket
Bray v. Mountjoy...W. Tracey (Bray)...M. Tracey (Mountjoy)
22
September 1863 (FJ) Death
September 15, at Wicklow, where she went for the bebefit of her health, Letitia Anne, youngest daughter of the late James Tracy, of Naas, deeply and deservedly regretted by all who knew her.
1864 –
State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey, John Rathdown, Dublin South/Wicklow. 2 810
Tracey, Michael, Rathdrum, Wicklow. 7 1062
Tracey, Michael, Rathdrum, Wicklow. 7 897
Tracey, Myles, Rathdrum, Wicklow. 17 952
Tracy, Diana, Rathdown, Dublin South/Wicklow. 12 913
Tracy, Esther, Naas, Kildare/Wicklow. 7 919
Tracy, James, Rathdrum, Wicklow. 7 1056
Tracy, Mary, Naas, Kildare/Wicklow. 7 948
Tracy, Mary, Naas, Kildare/Wicklow. 7 938
June
1865 Bray Cricket
...A.
Tracy...
30 September 1865 (FJ) Alleged Fenianism in
Wicklow
At the
Carnew Petty Sessions...Messrs Tracey, RU Boyce, H Braddell, Thomas Braddell
and William Braddell, Laurence Crimmeen and Philip Crimmeen were charged with
drilling and being members of the Fenian Conspiracy...
27 June
1866 Irish Times - - William
Samuel Tracy
Wicklow Quarter Sessions
The sessions resumed today…magistrates present…W L Treacy…
26
June 1866 IT
Wicklow Town Quarter Sesssion...Lorenze Tracey/Treacy, had been indicted as "Lawrence"...assault on Patrick Carroll...exceeded the law in defense of his property...
24
July 1866 (FJ) Arch Confraternity of St Peter's Pence
...Parish of Arklow...Messrs...W. Tracy...
8
June 1867 (FJ) Collection for the Pope
Parish of Arlow...M. Tracy...W. Tracy...Miss Tracy...
29
August 1867 (FJ) Royal Agricultural Society
...Stephens Green...exhibitors of horses...Patrick Tracy, Baltinglass...
August
1867
Wicklow County Cricket Club...Mr. M. Tracey...
23
November 1867 (FJ) Collection for the Catholic University
Parish of Barndarrig and Kilbride...Mr. Morgan Tracey 2s...
February
1868 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Patrick Tracey, jun., Kiltegan, Baltinglass, County Wicklow
February 1887 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Patrick Tracey, jun., Kiltegan, Baltinglass, County Wicklow (Farmer)
27 February 1869 (N) The Amnestry Fund
...W.
Tracy, Kilpatrick...[Wicklow?]
25 November 1870 (FJ) Sympathy for the Pope
...Wm.
Tracy, Kilpatrick, County Wicklow...
Avoca
& Rathdrum Sessions
2/6/1869 Assault on James Tracey at Knockenode
4
August 1869 (FJ)
Parish of Ovoca, County Wicklow...Peter Tracey...1s
Parish of Arklow...Wm Tracy...2s6d...
9
November 1869 (FJ) Wicklow Petty Session
A boy named John Boyce was charged with having struck Eliza Tracy with a stone at Ruitmier on the 1st inst.
28
December 1869 (FJ) Petition...relations between Landlord and Tenant
Ovaca...James Tracey...Peter Tracey...Peter Tracey...James Tracey...Michael Tracey...
1869
Wicklow Electors
We the undersigned request the High Sherriff call a meeting to pedition parliment for the amendment of the existing relations between Landlord and Tenant
...Ovoca...
Peter Tracey
Jas Tracey
Michael Tracey
Peter Tracey
Jas Tracey
14
November 1870 (FJ) French Ambulances
Arklow...Miss Treacy...
23/5/1871 Wicklow Petty Sessions
Boy
named Thos Morton of Arklow up for assault on "idiotic old man" named
John Tracy
25 May 1871 (FJ) Wicklow Petty Sessions
A boy
named Thomas Morton was prosecuted for having assaulted John Tracy, an idiotic
old man...Morton is a native of the town of Arklow...
29
November 1871 (FJ) The Education Question
...Peter Tracy, do [Ovaco]...
November 1872 Wright v. Tracy
Case to
recover damages herd at last assizes. Let to the defendant in Wicklow 50 acres of
grassland and dwelling house for £200 with an additional £200 if defendant
remained.
1872 –
1915 Ireland's Royal Garrison Artillery
John
Tracey, Arklow, Co. Wicklow. WO96/1453
Tracy Shipbuilders
Arklow
Edward. Schooner, 154
tons 94’ by 23’ by 118’. Built in Arklow (by Tracy) in 1872. Broken up 1930.
Edward Kearon ordered a
new ship to be built in Arklow in 1874 and she was constructed for him by
Tracy. On launch day she was named John Morrison, who was the English manager
of the new chemical works. John Morrison. Barquentine, later rerigged as a
schooner, 202 tons, 105’ by 25’ by 12’. Built at Arklow by Tracy in 1874, the largest ship ever built there.
Names after owner of Chemical Works in Arklow that owners were trying to
flatter. Owner Edward Kearnon. Foundered off Wicklow Head, 26 December 1925
from damage sustained after stricking Wicklow pier whilst leaving the port under the command of Captain Harry Kearon,
Back Street.
Maritime
Arklow, The Glendale Press Ltd, Dun Laoghaire.pp.30, 71, 79, 80, 262
May
1873 Cricket
Bray College...W Tracy...
August
1873 Powerscourt Athletic Sports
440 yards junior handicap...2nd W. Tracy (cricket bat)...125 yards junior handicap...1st W. Tracy (mug)...
April
1874 Francis Richard Wright v. Morgan Tracy
This was an appeal from an order of the Common Pleas. The action was one of ejectment on title to recover possession of part of the lands of Ballynagran and part of the lands of Ballyhauagan, comprising about fifty acres in the county of Wicklow. The defendant held the premises as tenant for one year from 25 March 1871 to 1872, at the rent of £200.
June
1874 Francis Richard Wright v. Morgan Treacy
Case to reverse judgement tried before Justice Fitzgerald, Wicklow Summer Assizes 1872, posession of lands in the parish of Danganstown[?], Barony of Arklow, Wicklow. The defendant held the premises as tenant at the rent of £200...the tenanacy of the defendant could not be determined without service of notice to quit...
20
December 1874 (FJ) Constabulary Intelligence
Sub-constable William tracey has been transferred from Bray to Roundwood.
Treacy - October 2nd 1875, at his residence, Kiltegan, Co. Wicklow, Patrick Treacy, Esq., sincerely and deservedly regretted. R.I.P.
1876 & 1897
Reports of One Hundred & Ninety Cases in the Irish Land Courts
Tracey. Landlord and Tenant (Ireland} Act, 1870, section 69 — A letting
of the grass, with the use of the houses, as a temporary convenience to such
letting, for one year certain…The said Morgan Tracey is to have for tillage the
Minister's Hill, ...
23
May 1877 (FJ) Popes Jubilee
Arklow...2s6d...Michael Tracy...
April
1878 Baltinglass Treacy v Dick
Mr. Michael Treacy, the claiment held lands at Kiltegan, Barony of Upper Talbotstown, Co. Wicklow from Mr. W.W. Fitzwilliam Dick M.P. The lands were originally held by Mr. Patrick Treacy, the father of the present claiment. From 1828 to his death in 1875 he was a tenant from year to year. The land comprised 90a 3r 6p, at a rent of £97 per year, with a valuation of £75
19
April 1878 (FJ) Important Land Case - Baltinglass
...notice to quit on the 29th September 1877...I am 48 years of age, and got the land from my father as a "marriage article"...1873...Now, there was no better farm in the county than Tracy's...
24/25/26
April 1878 Freemans Journal
The Kiltegan Land Case
Mr. Michael Treacey…claim for £1950 compensation…James Treacey, the brother of the claimant…a sum of £600 had been offered…to save litigation
June
29, 1878 Nation
Baltinglass Land Case - Treacy v. Fitzwilliam Dick
29
June 1878 (N) Baltinglass Land case - Treacy v. William Dick
In this case, which was argued some time ago before Mr. Wall, chairman of the county Wicklow judgement has just been given at Balinglass. The chairman awarded the claimant £530/11/6, against which there is a set off 1.5 years rent. His worship reserved the question of costs until the Wicklow sessions, to be held in a few days. - Free- of Tuesday
October
1879 Advertisement
Thorough servant...never been from home before...Address Mary Murphy, care of Mr. M. Treacy, Upper street, Arklow
1881
British Census
James
Tracy,
22 years, farmers son, born Wicklow, Nephew of head of Household, Marsala
Burgess, Furniture Shop, Hawthorn St, Bollin Fee, Cheshire.
Marsala Burgess,
Head, Widow,
F, 54,
Furniture Broker, Wicklow
Elizabeth Burgess,
Daughter, Single,
F, 26,
Wilmslow, Cheshire
Michael Tracey, 34 years, Iron miner, born Coy Wicklow, border; Jane St., Arlecdon, Cumberland.
1882
Return of judicial rents
G. Selvey of Tinnakilly Wicklow, landlord J. Treacey, 25a/0r/0p, poor valuation £13/5/0, old rent £30/13/2, new rent £17/0/0
J. Hegarty of Tinnakilly Wicklow, landlord J. Treacey, 55a/0r/9p, poor valuation £13/0/0, old rent £20/0/0, new rent £14/0/0
February
1884 Bray Boat Accident
Proceeds of collection at concert, Presbyterian Band of Hope...Miss Tracy, Hillview, £1, Miss M. Tracy, Hillview, £1...
February/March
1884 Matthew Tracy, Bankrupt
He was a carpenter and ship owner in Oriel street and was indebted to Mr Graham, a merchant in Beresford place. He had been engaged in purchasing a vessel called the Elderwater, lying at Whitehaven. He had gone to Newport but was returned on a warrant from Dublin. He was discharged after Mrs. Doyle, his mother-in-law from Arklow, paid the debt, with funds he had sent her. He had been in partnership with Mr. M'Kenzie, shipbroker,
May
1886 Thorough Servant
A young country girl, not out before, requires situation; can wash and do plain cooking; can milk if required; can be well recommended. Address Mary Tracy, Post-office, Arklow.
August
1890 Religious Disturbance at Arklow
...Defendant Treacy made a spring towards Rev. Mr. Hallowes in the court...
April
1891 Cycle Query
...G.H. Treacy, cycle agent, Ovoca...
1892-1924 Ellis
Island Arrivals
The records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.
Elizabeth
Jane Tracey, Arklow Wicklow Ireland, 1921, 39 years
James Treacy, Ballwastoe (Ballinastoe
Wicklow Ireland?), 1900, 24 years
Rhode
Tracy, Wicklow Ireland?, 1892, 32 years
Thos
Tracy, Wicklow Ireland?, 1892, 29 years
Thomas
Tracy, Onagh (Galway or Wicklow Ireland?), 1901, 29 years
22
August 1893 London Gazette
August 18,
1893: Sorting Clerks and Telegraph learners, George Treacy (Castlebar) [Note:
born Wicklow]
28th April
1895
Denis Treacy (1895, Apr. 28), congratulating Redmond on
his manly but unsuccessful fight in the East Wicklow election and enclosing a
letter he received from his father who is an voter in Arklow. He also assures
Redmond that it was ‘Dr Walsh, A[rch]bishop of Dublin and the clergy [who] won
the election not O’Kelly’;
MS 15,238/6 Papers of John Redmond NLI
I.D.I., 1 May 1895. Redmond had received from a Denis Treacy, a sympathizer in Manchester, a letter sent to him by his father, Michael Treacy of Arklow, which showed the influence of the anti-Parnelite chergy on uneducated voters: ‘I say the man that gowes and gives his vote against his Bishop and priests is doing wrong. Remember when Sickness and death comes how fond you or me will be to see our good priest that we voted against in our Healthy days and at that last moment how…”
Redmond: The Parnellite by Dermot Meleady. Cork University Press, 2008
Avoca
& Rathdrum Sessions
10/12/1896 Assault on Daniel Tracey of Arklow
31
October 1899 London Gazette
Learners (Post): Lily Treacy (Ovoca)
Partial 1901 Census
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Head of
household |
Head of
household |
Head of
household |
Other occupants |
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Castlebar T/ Shamble Square |
Aglish |
Carra |
Mayo |
Household |
Treacy |
George (29) |
PO clerk/born Co. Wicklow |
Kate Josephine (20) wife Frances Eleanor Ferris (17) PO learner/born Co. Roscommon |
1901 Census of England
John Tracey,
35, Ireland Arthlow [Arklow?], Sailor, Kent
William
Tracey, 31, Wicklow Ireland, Iron Ore Miner, Arlecdon, Cumberland
February 1907 - Mr. Dagg, the Clerk of the No.2
District Council at Baltinglass was granted at the last meeting an increase of
salary...Mr. Tracey proposed a direct negative, but finally an increase of £11
was passed.
Return of
advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of The Earl of
Wicklow 1903
26/3/1908 James Treacey of Knockanree Upr Wicklow, 24a/3r/15p, £10/15/0, rent £7/10/0, Judical, purchase £174, advance £174
May 1908 IT
Land Commission Judgements...District of Baltinglass No.3 - R. Treacy v. Mrs. Pigott £220; £164 10s. Raised to £170 7s.
June 1910 - A verdict of death by inhaling sulphuretted hydrogen was returned at an inquest on Daniel Molloy, who succumbed at Messrs. Kynoch's Chemical Works, Arklow a few days ago. Deceased, with Herman Hoyle, a foreman, and Ml. Tracey, labourer, was engaged removing some plates from the inside of a tower used for removing the arsenic from sulphuric acid...
1910
Porters Directory
Arklow –
Patrick Tracey, Shipwright, Bay View, Ferry Bank
Town Commissioners: …P Tracey…
Aughrim
- Ballyarthur
James
Treacy Knockanree
Liscolman
Townland Rath
Peter Tracey Farmer
Ovoca
District
John Treacy Ballygahan
1910 + 3 Wicklow
Peter Tracey, farmer, Liscolman
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 3 March 1911
London Gazette
Postmen: James Treacy (Rathdrum)
1914-1918 Ireland’s Memorial Records
John Treacy. Reg. No. 9100. Rank Private, 2nd Royal Dublin
Fusiliers. Died of wounds France 25/5/1915. Age 19 Born Clondalkin, Co. Dublin.
Son of Henry and Bridget Treacy of
Danesrath, Clondalkin, Co. Dublin. Native of Athgraney, Hollywood, Co. Wicklow.
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Brigade |
Neil "Plunkett" O’Boyle’s
Tir-Chonaill Flying Column which operated in North/West Wicklow from November
1922 to May 1923 The column consisted of Séamas Ó Cáinte,
Mícheál Ó Coileáin, Criostóir de Barra, Pádraig Raghallaigh, Bearnárd
Corcáin, Dan Mac aoidh, F. Plléimeann, Pádraig Ó Seanáin, Séamas Mac Murchú,
Pádraig Ó Feargaill, Séamas Ó Maoilaoidh, Séan Mac Reámoinn agus Seán
Treasaigh (of Mountbellew,
Galway). The
column was arrested on the 15th May 1923 in a house near Granabeg,
Ballyknockan districk. Plunkett was killed and the rest were taken prisoner. |
Tir-Chonaill
Flying Column |
1917 The gas world year book
Carrick-on-Suir &
Wicklow
G.W. Anderson, M.J.
(or T.) Treacy, R.B. Anderson (see Waterford)
1919 Catholic Bulletin
Convention held at 10
Exchequer St Dublin on Wednesday April 18…
Delegates…Arklow…Miss
Kathleen M. Treacy…
27 August 1931
Declaration
by Thomas William Green Quigley regarding the sale of at field in Monastery to Stephen
Tracey; 2pp
MS
43,062/7 Powerscourt
Papers NLI
FAMILY HISTORIES
Migration
and Settlement in the Ottawa, Canada area in the 1800's
Robert Gillie &
Elenor Tracy were married in Dublin Ireland February 1st 1826, per the research
I had done there. Don't know if they
lived in Dublin or Wicklow. Am planning
to get some additional research there on Elenor.
1874,
May 20, aged 70 (or 62), Eleanor, wife of Robert Gillie, and mother of James
Gillie of Henry Street
21 May 1878: Buried, Robert Gillie, widower of the late Eleanor
Tracy/Treacy (of Wicklow) Died 18 May, age 76 years.
Elizabeth Tracy (Wiclow) m. Thomam Holden, Holy Cross,
Liverpool England.
Francis (Frank) Treacy & Fanny Meates (LDS)
Elizabeth b. 11 Jun 1867
Fanny b. 22 May 1869
George Tracy
of Wicklow m. Mary Williams of Tralee 4 April 1807 (CoI Tralee, Kerry)
George Tracey (b. abt 1800 Wicklow)
married Mary Bower (b. abt 1804 Cork)
Margaret Tracey (b. 15/11/1826 cork d. 5/5/1898 Houghton, MI) married Michael John Finnegan 1844 Killarney Co. Kerry (LDS)
Julia b. 27 April 1852 [or 1832] RC Killarney Kerry (LDS)
George Tracey & Bridget Malone (LDS)
Michael b. 1 Nov 1867
James Tracy & Elizabeth Byrne
Lawrence b. 6 January 1822 Wicklow m. Ann Foley 13 January 1849 Schuylkill Co. Penn
Children
Varonica
TRACY b: between 1853 & 1855 in MI 
Annie
M. TRACY b: ABT 1857 in MN - Ellen
TRACY b: ABT 1860 in MN
- Elizabeth
TRACY b: ABT 1862 in MN
- Mary
F. TRACY b: ABT 1864 in MN
- James
A. TRACY
Tracy, Lawrence,
(page 1014), farmer, is a native of County Wicklow, Ireland, where he was born
January 6, 1822. He was second of six children born to James and Elizabeth
Byrne Tracy, who died in their native land. Previous to his coming to this
country (1846) the subject of our sketch spent five years as engineer, and for
four years followed that business in Pennsylvania. January 13, 1849, he wedded
Ann Foley, of Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania. This marriage has been blessed
with nine children, six of whom are living: Mrs. Veronica McGinn, of
Minneapolis; James A.; Mrs. Ann McGinn, of Minneapolis; Ellen, a teacher of
this county; Mrs. Elizabeth Fox; Mary F. From Pennsylvania Mr. Tracy went, in
1850, to the copper mines of northern Michigan, where he mined until 1856, when
he settled in the town of Pell (now Oakwood), Wabasha county, being one of the
early pioneers of that part of the county. In the fall of 1858 he moved to West
Albany, where he has since lived. He and his wife are members of the Catholic
church. In politics he is independent, supporting the men and principles of
which his judgement approves. He has been often called to the public service,
being a member of the first county board of supervisors; later was township
treasurer four years, and for sixteen years has held the office of assessor. He
is a man of intelligence, has at times contributed to the local papers, and is
one of the leading citizens of the community.
Also from this book it says:
The town of Tracy was so named by Mr. Lakey, superintendent of the road, in
honor of Lawrence Tracy, on whose farm the station was established. Since 1878
the Mazeppa Mill Company has been buting wheat at this place.
"HISTORY OF
WABASHA COUNTY"
Compiled by Dr. L. H. Bunnell
Published Chicago by H. H. Hill, Publishers, 1884
James Tracey & Margaret Cully (LDS)
James b. 12 May 1868
Jane Tracey (b. abt 1801 d. 6 September 1848 Ramsay Lanark ON) m. Joseph Chamney emigrated from Co Wicklow.
Children:
Rebecca
CHAMNEY b: 27 Apr 1838
Henrietta CHAMNEY b: Abt 3 Jan 1842 in (Wicklow) Ireland
Joseph (d. 31 Aug 1855) and Jane (d. 05 Sep 1849) and are buried St George's Anglican Church, Con.l, Lot 16, Ramsay Twp. lmclean@sasktel.net
Jane Trac(e)y m. Ambrose Cullen in 1852 or 1853, daughter Jane on 16 Jan 1854.
Laurence Tracey & Eliza Byrne (LDS)
Mary b. 10 Jun 1871
Luke Treacy (LDS)
William Treacy b. 1813 d. 28 Jan 1888
Mary Tracy m. Laurence Neill about 1847
Maria
Tracy & Thoma Williams
Sarah Williams bapt. 24 November 1857 (from Wicklow
now in America) Sp. Joanne Mooney & Ellenora
Tracy. St Michaels
& John RC, Dublin.
George
McCann & Jane Harrold
Andrew
b. 1 December 1839 Sp: Morgan Tracey & Sarah Murphy
William Tracey
Can anyone look up birth record
for William Tracey, born circa. 1870 in County Wicklow, Ireland. His father was
Patrick Tracey (may also have been spelt Treacy) and Mary (surname - unknown).
Many thanks!
Regards - Lynn Ceney lynnceney1 9 Jan 2010
Arklow
See also
north Wexford.
Edward Tracy
m. Ellen Loughlin, mino, 3 May 1869, JohnT/Laborer,
LaurenceL/Laborer. Groom/Fisherman
Ellen b. 2 Oct 1873 (LDS)
James Tracy
m. Bridget Byrne, 3 October 1859
Myles b. 12 Oct 1864 (LDS)
John b. 12 Feb 1867 Arklow (LDS)
Winifred b. 29 Mar 1871 (LDS)
Terence b. 27 Jul 1874 (LDS)
James Treacy & Mary Kearon (LDS) (see cemetery entry below)
Jane b. 3 Mar 1878 Knockenree (Arklow or Castlemacadam)
James
Neill m. Anne Doyle 5 October 1847 Wit: James Tracy & MaryMolloy
Arklow
Michael
Doyle m. Margaret Long 13 February 1822
Wit: LaurenceTracy & Mary Long Arklow
Michael Tracy
m. Sarah Byrne, 8 January
1865, Coolgrny RC Ch.
Pat'kT/fish. Pat'kB/Farm Grm:sailor/Ark. Rathdrum Re
Patrick b. 17 Dec 1865 Arklow (LDS)
Denis b. 20 Mar 1867 Arklow (LDS)
James b. 28 Oct 1869 (LDS)
John b. 10 Jul 1871 (LDS)
Mary b. 29 Mar 1873 (LDS)
William b. 4 Apr 1875 Arklow (LDS)
Michael b. 10 Mar 1877(LDS)
Edward b. 13 Jul 1879 (LDS)
Michael Tracey m.
Judith Doyle 3 March 1829 Wit: Thomas O'Neill & Catherine Breslaun Arklow
1901 and 1911 census for Arklow, Co. Wicklow
No.1 Abbeylands (1901)
Edward Treacy, aged 60, Laborer, (poss.1st wife - Ellen Loughlin 1869??)
Anne Treacy, aged 60, Wife (Poss.2nd
marriage nee Duffy? 7 Jan 1877??)
No. 19 Abbey Street (1911)
Edward Tracy, aged 74, Widower
No.36 Back Street (1911)
James Treacy, aged 13, Nephew of James and Bridget Kenny
No. 7 Doyles Lane (1901)
Celia Treacy, aged 37, married
John Treacy, aged 2, son.
No. 6 Doyles Lane (1911)
Daniel Tracey, aged 60, Sailor.
Celia Tracey, aged 45, Wife of
Daniel for 14 yrs.
John Tracey, aged 12, child
Matthew Tracey, aged 9, child
Daniel Tracey, aged 7, child
No.56 Ferrybank Street (1901)
Patrick Tracy, aged 41 Shipwright
Mary Tracy, aged 38, Wife
Michael Tracy, aged 14, Child
Mary Tracy, aged 12, Child
Rose Tracy, aged 10, Child
William Tracy, aged 8, Child
Patrick Tracy, aged 6 Child
Kathleen Tracy, aged 4, Child
Lilly Tracy, aged 1, child
No.78 Lower. Main Street (1911)
Michael Treacy, aged 25, Dispatch Clerk/single
No.5 Mahons Lane (1901)
Bridget Treacy (nee Carthy), aged 32, wife of Myles 31 July, 1899
James Treacy, aged
3, Son of Myles and Bridget Carthy
No.20 Mahons Lane (1911)
Bridget Treacy, aged 40, Wife of Myles for 12 yrs.
James Treacy, aged 10, child
Patrick Treacy, aged 8, child
Bridie Treacy, aged 6, Child
William Treacy, aged 3, child
No.9 Upper Main Street (1901)
Sarah Treacy, aged 60, widow (poss: 1865 Michael Tracy m. Sarah Byrne, 8 January 1865 Coolgrny Church. Patr'k & Sarah/Fish. Patr'k & Julia/Farm Grm:sailor W: James Brien &Eliz Byrne Ark/Clones)
James Treacy, aged 30, Laborer/single, son
Patrick Treacy, aged 30 Car driver/single, son
Michael Treacy, aged 24 Laborer/single, son
No.9 Upper Main Street (1911)
Michael Treacy, aged 34, Chem. Laborer. married to Mary 1 yr. no children
Mary Treacy, aged 28, wife
No. 49 Main Street (1901)
Marianne Treacy, aged 15, Domestic servant/single
No.80 Lower Main Street (1901)
Lizzie Treacy, aged 18, Niece of Edward and James Doyle. Dublin City
No.18 Tinahask Street (1901)
Morgan Treacy, aged 47, Sailor.
Elizabeth Treacy,
aged 40, Wife
Elizabeth Treacy, aged 12, Child
James Treacy, aged 10, Child
Morgan Treacy, aged 5, Child
Patrick Treacy, aged 1, Child
No.11 Harbour Road (1911)
Morgan Treacy, aged 57, Sailor. Married to Lizzie for 23 yrs. 6 children, all living in 1911
Lizzie Treacy, aged 50, Wife
Lizzie Treacy, aged 22, daughter
Morgan Treacy, aged 16, son
Patrick Treacy, aged 11, child
No.10 Tyndalls Lane (1901)
John Treacy, aged 33, Sailor.
Mary Treacy, aged 31, Wife
James Treacy, aged 1, Son
Marriage Records
for Arklow Parish, County Wicklow
Edward
Tracy m. Anna Duffy, January 1877
Edward
Tracy m. Ellen Loughlin, mino, 3 May 1869, JohnT/Laborer, LaurenceL/Laborer. Groom/Fisherman
James
Tracy (Tray) m. Maryanne Castlers, 22 May 1864, Maryanne married John Byrne in 1877
James
Tracy m.
Bridget Leonard, 28 April 1818
James
Tracy m. Bridget Byrne, 3 October 1859
James
Tracy m. Mary Doyle/Tracy, 30 November 1860, Doyle/Tracy marriage took place in 1846
John
Tracey m. Mary Tyrrell, 15 May 1895
Laurence
Tracy m. Judy Kingsmile/Mulligan, 21 November 1879, Judy's first husband was Patrick Kingsmile m. 1867
Mary
Tracey m. James Hagan, 17 March 1892
Matthew
Treacy m. Mary Doyle, 15 April 1880
Michael
Tracy m. Sarah Byrne, 8 January 1865, Coolgrny RC Ch.
Pat'kT/fish. Pat'kB/Farm Grm:sailor/Ark. Rathdrum Re
Michael
Tracy m. Mary Hanagan/Beakey, 1
February 1863, Mary's first
marriage took place in1852
Michael
Tracy m. Mary Keogh, 6 August
1874
Miles
Treacy m. Bridget Carty, 31 July
1899
Richard
Treacy m. Catherine Byrne, 31 December
1901
Tracey m. Finn
Tracey m. Darcy
Tracy
m. Bolger
Tracy
m. Bracken
Tracy
m. Brien
Tracy
m. Connor
Tracy
m. Doyle
Tracy
m. Kavanagh
Tracy
m. Manifold
Tracy
m. Meadows
Christening Records for Arklow Parish, Co. Wicklow
Anne
Jos Treacy, 1919
Anne
Tracy, 1821
Bridget
Eliz Treacy, 1915
Bridget
Tracey, 1884
Bridget
Treacy, 1904
Bridget
Treacy, 1905
Cath.
Mgt Treacy, 1913
Catherine
Tracey, 1833
Catherine
Tracey, 1834
Catherine
Tracey, 1843
Catherine
Tracy, 1830
Catherine
Tracy, 1835
Daniel
Finbar Treacy, 1928
Daniel
Treacy, 1903
Daniel
Treacy, 1929
Denis
Treacy, 1916
Edward
Tracy, 1836
Eliz.
Anne Treacy, 1922
Eliz.
Esther Tracey, 1883
Elizabeth
Tracey, 1889
Elizabeth
Tracy, 1835
Elizabeth
Tracy, 1837
Elizabeth
Tracy, 1840
Elizabeth
Treacy, 1925
Henrietta
Treacy, 1906
James
Tracey, 1843
James
Tracey, 1891
James
Tracey, 1899
James
Tracey, 1900
James
Tracy, 1822
James
Tracy, 1828
James
Tracy, 1831
James
Treacy, 1928
John
Tracey, 1898
John
Tracey, 1902
John
Tracy, 1819
John
Tracy, 1824
John
Tracy, 1830
John
Tracy, 1842
John
Treacy, 1919
Judith
Tracey, 1843
Julia
Mary Treacy, 1917
Laurence
Tracy, 1826
Margaret
Tracy, 1838
Margaret
Tracy, 1839
Mary
Anne Tracey, 1887
Mary
Anne Tracey, 1902
Mary
Jane Treacy, 1916
Mary
Tracey, 1818
Mary
Tracey, 1881
Mary
Tracy, 1832
Mary
Tracy, 1837
Mary
Tracy, 1841
Mary
Treacy, 1908
Matthew
Tracey, 1901
Michael
Tracy, 1827
Michael
Tracy, 1828
Morgan
Tracey, 1895
Morgan
Tracy, 1840
Morgan
Treacy, 1913
Morgan
Treacy, 1921
Morgan
Treacy, 1922
Patrick
Tracey, 1899
Patrick
Tracey, 1902
Patrick
Tracy, 1837
Patrick
Tracy, 1840
Richard
Tracey, 1901
Sarah
Mary Treacy, 1912
Sarah
Tracey, 1885
Sarah
Tracy, 1820
Sarah
Tracy, 1842
Sheila
Mary Treacy, 1924
Thomas
Tracey, 1881
Thomas
Tracy, 1824
Esther
Treacy 1904
William
Tracy, 1839
William
Treacy, 1907
Dan Treacy of Arklow
Seaman aboard the Hazelside. He died 24/9/1939 aged 34, when the ship was sunk by U-31 off Cork.
Forde, Frank (1988) Maritime Arklow. Glendale
Press, Dublin.
U-Boat “Made a good target for bombs” Guardian 26/9/1939 p.8
Seirbis onorac sa
Muir-tractala 1939-45
[Service with honour in the Merchant Navy 1939-45]
Included in this section are the
names of all the Merchant Seamen from Ireland on the Tower Hill Memorial in
London. They are listed by rank, rating, age, date of death, ship
lost and Tower Hill panel number.
Denis Treacy, Able Seaman, S.S.
Hazelside (Newcastle-on-Tyne). Merchant Navy. 24th September 1939. Age 24. Son
of Richard and Julia Treacy, of Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Irish Republic.
Panel 56.
Thomas Joseph Treacy, Able Seaman, S.S.
Fort Pelly (London). Merchant Navy. 20th July 1943. Age 61. Son of Mr. and Mrs.
P. Treacy, of Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Irish Republic; husband of Annie Treacy, of
Hull. Panel 51.
St. Gabriels Arklow
Cemetery
In Loving Memory of William
Treacy - The Brook
Died 23 February 1968 age 66
Also his daughter-in-law Breda (Loughlin) Treacy - died 9 October 1993 age 54
His son Sean Treacy - died 27 October 1997 age 72
Also his wife Ellen (nee Weadick) Treacy - died 16 January 1999 age 96
In Loving Memory of Daniel Weadock - The Brook
Died 22 March, 1950 age 84
Also his two sons - Peter - died 22 August 1915
Patrick - died 7 November 1918
Also his grandson - Daniel Treacy - died 22 November 1929
His wife Margaret Weadock - died 20 December 1952 age 90(or 93)
(1911
Census: Ellen Weadick, 8 years, Doyles Lane #4, Dtr of Dan'l & Mgt. m. Wm.
Treacy in Galway 192? d. 16 Jan.1999)
In loving memory of her father,
James Kearon - Died 5th January, 1921 aged 64 yrs
Her mother Julia Kearon - Died 11 February, 1928 age 66 yrs
Her Aunt Bridget Donnelly - Died Died 4 August, 1928 age 68 yrs.
Erected by Mary Tracey - Meadows Lane
Cemeteries
Patrick Tracey shipwright Ferry bank Arklow 1894
"Cara_Links" <cracker@hotkey.net.au>
Morgan Treacy
My family history is Morgan Treacy from Arklow, County Wicklow in
Ireland. Ann Conroy (nee Treacy)
Ashford
208 Killiskey Parish Church, Ashford Old Section.
Frances Tracy
This Headstone from
about 1830 is now badly weathered. It
was only possible to confirm the name.
For a fuller transcription see “Memorials of the Dead” by Brian Cantwell
(Note: According to the Burial Register there was a Frances Tracy buried 13th
June 1833, aged 87. This may be his
headstone)
Memorials of the Dead
Nunscross NE Wicklow
…Frances Tracy who
died the 16th June 1833/5 aged 87 years Nunscross (Church of Ireland) Ashford
Nunscross
Tracy “JMD says Francey”, Tracy
is underlined
Avoca (& Castlemacadam)
Baptism?
Septimus
NIALL
Stephen
?
Anne
TRACEY
1861
Carolgriff@aol.com
21 May 2008
Elizabeth Tracy m. James Cullen 12 Jul
1846 Castlemacadam (LDS) OR 12 July 1854 in Kilmacoo, Castlemacadam, Rathdrum,
Wicklow.
Francis
Cullen & Catherine ???
John b.
9/5/1863 Avoca Priest James Germaine Sp. Peter Tracy & Margaret
Hearons
Joseph
Treacy (1920-2006) postman Avoca.
Richard Tracey & Mary Anne Tracey (LDS)
Francis b. 20 Feb 1867 Ovoca
Susan b. 19 Jan 1870 twin?
Charlotte b. 19 Jan 1870 twin?
George b. 7 Mar 1872
James b. 21 Jan 1874
Elizabeth b. 15 Feb 1876 Ballymurtagh
Thomas Tracey & Catherine Smith
Patrick Tracey b. in Tullow, Co
Carlow.
John Tracey b. 1827 Ireland.
Immigration: 15 September 1857 ‘Admiral Lyons’ with sister Mary sponsored by
brother-in law John Murphy, Duck River.
Anne Tracey b. 1830 in
Knocknatubrid, Ardattin, Co, Carlow. Immigration: 31 October 1854 Patrician
parents living at Newbridge, Co. Wicklow. d: 13 August 1873 in McEvoy Street,
Waterloo, NSW 42 years. Burial: 15 August 1873 Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW.
Married John Murphy (b. 1828 in Wexford) 19 July 1856 in St Mary's Cathedral,
Sydney, NSW, Australia reg no 369 d: 24 January 1897 in Sydney Hospital,
Sydney, NSW Burial: 25 January 1897 R C Cemetery, Rookwood, NSW
Mary Tracey b. 1835 in
Knocknatubrid, Ardattin, near Tullow, Co Carlow. Immigration: 15 September 1857
‘Admiral Lyons’ with brother John sponsored by sister Anne Murphy, Pyrmont
Thomas Tracey b: 1839 in
Ballymoneen, Co Wicklow. Married Ellen Clemin b: 1842 in Ballymoneen, Co
Wicklow. Immigration: 09 May 1863 ‘Ironside’ with wife and 2 children and siblings,
James and Catherine.
James Tracey b: 1841 in Avoca, Co
Wicklow. Immigration: 09 May 1863 ‘Ironside’ with siblings Thomas and
Catherine, Sponsored by brother-in law John Murphy.
Catherine Tracey b: 1843 in
Knocknatubrid, Ardittin, Co Carlow. Immigration: 09 May 1863 ‘Ironside’ with
siblings Thomas and James. Sponsored by brother-in law John Murphy, Braidwood.
I'd love to hear from anyone researching the family. “K & L Goodworth" kelm@ozemail.com.au
William Tracy (b. about 1806 d. Dec 1869 Galena JoDavies Co Illinois) m. Ellen Carr 20 Mar 1833 or before 1835 (2 entries) (LDS)
Sarah born 3 Feb 1834 Ballymurtagh bapt 16 Feb 1834 Castlemacadam d. 24 Aug 1878 or before 1880 Harrison Twp, Grant, Wisconsin (2 enteries) m. Wiliam Manly in 1859 Grant Wisconsin
Samuel Clair b. 21 December 1835 Ovoca d. 15 December 1904 Harrison Twp, Grant, Wisconsin (m. Ann Moore 1 Jan 1858 Galena,Jo,Dav, Illinois)
Anne b. 24 Feb 1838 Ballymurtagh d. before 1850 Ballymurtagh
James born 6 Mar 1841 Ballymurtagh bapt 14 Mar 1844 Castlemacadam d. 1868 or before 1926 (2 enteries)
John (b. 5 Jun 1845 d. 11 Mar 1926) m. Philipa Richards 4 October 1869 at Harrison, Grant Co., WI
Maria born 15 or 16 Apr 1849 Ballymurtagh
bapt 20 May 1849 Castlemacam or Ballymurtagh d. Aug 1869 or before 1926 (2
entries)
Emigrated to USA 1850 census of New Diggings, Lafayette Co., Wisconsin
Thomas b. abt. 1853
Elizabeth b. abt. 1856 married John Warrick
in Mar 1883 Wisconsin
William b. abt. 1859
Does anyone have access to cemeteries at Castlemacadam Church, and also, Avoca Methodist Church? Am looking for gravesites which have the names, Tracy & Carr. My maternal gggrandfather is William Tracy. Do not know the first names of his parents. His wife is Ellen Carr, and her parent's names are William & Anne Carr. Since my gggrandparents married, and the baptisms of all their children were at Castlemacadam, some of their family must be buried in those cemeteries. Any help in finding any of my Tracy or Carr families will be greatly appreciated. With regards, Sue Ellen Berendsen, Wisconsin USA
< ollieseb@aol.com
>S.Berendsen
SueEllenBeren...
William Tracy & Margaret Dolton
Margaret b. 15 Dec 1864 Ovoca
William Tracy & Margaret Doyle
Sarah b. 13 Mar 1867 Ovoca
Francis Cullen & Catherine Murphy
John
Cullen b. January 21st 1860 Sp: Denis Tracey & Eliza Murphy (Avoca Parish RC) (died in infancy???)
James
Cullen b. August 23rd 1862 Sp: John Cullen & Catherine Tracey (Avoca
Parish RC)
John
Cullen b. September 5th 1863 Sp: Peter Tracey & Margret Kearns
(Avoca Parish RC)
Cemeteries
Mary Treacy Ballymurtagh (Avoca) 7 May 1889 5/- to bury 55 yrs old buried by Robinson
Richd Treacy Ballymurtagh 9 th April 1904 aged 74 fee 5/- no 163 buried by Robinson
Frances Treacy of Conary (separate cemetery at poor house we think?) 10 Oct 1917 aged 78
William Treacy no dates
I found no Methodist Church cemetery while researching this area and found that methodists were buried in the same graveyards as church of Ireland divided in life united in death.........
I would also like to point out to anyone needing any information on these graveyards Brian Cantwell only did up to a certain era 1900 or only if they were of antiquity.
There is no record left at Avoca for these church yards and there is no burial plan it disappeared about three years ago and the only plan I have is one i drew while researching the area in 2001 .......for my research purposes.
The only references i found to Carr was in the cemetery at Little Bray, Bray, Co.wicklow ......and in the Shillalegh Mullinacuff area.
"Cara_Links" < cracker@hotkey.net.au>
Avoca Cemetery
273
Cherished Memories Of Her Beloved Daughter Helen Treacy Knockenree Avoca Died 17th November 1983 In Adoka, Benue State Nigeria Aged 25 Years Repatriated 13th July 1992 “In Christ All Will Come To Life Again”
274
In Loving Memory Of James Treacy Kilmagig Avoca Who Died 16th May 1965. Also His Wife Ellen Treacy Died 2nd March 1977 And Their Daughter Sadie Doyle Died 9th Jan. 1997
375
In Loving Memory Of Sean Treacy Tigroney Avoca Died 30th July 1976 Aged 53 Yrs. His Beloved Wife Eilish Died 10th Sept 1998 Aged 65 Yrs. Also Their Baby Son John Died 14th Dec. 1964
Memorials of the Dead
Avoca Old SE Wicklow
Erected by Wilm Tracy in? (the remainder of the
inscription has flaked off the stone, early 19c type)
Memorials of the Dead
Ennisboyne SE Wicklow
Here lieth the body of Morgan Tracy depd Janry
27th 1827 aged 80 years also his son Michael Tracy depd Decr 24th
1833 aged 34 years.
1901 Census for Avoca/Castlemacadam Parish, Arklow, Co.
Wicklow
Kilcashell
Mary Farrell, Head, 70, Widow
William Farrell, Son, 34
Annie O’Neill, Sister, 68
Esther Tracey, Sister, 60
Kilmacoo
Fanny Treacy, Head, 54, Widow
William Treacy, Brother-In-Law, 80
Fanny Treacy, Daughter, 26
William Treacy, Son, 25
Dara Treacy, Daughter, 18
Knockenode
George Tracey, Head, 60, Farmer
James Tracey, Brother, 40
Margaret Tracey, Sister-in-Law, 35
Knockanree Uppper
James Treacy, Head, 66, Farmer
Mary Treacy, Wife, 52
Marcella Treacy, Daughter, 24
Jane Treacy, Daughter, 22, Dressmaker
William Treacy, Son, 20, Postman
Peter Treacy, Son, 16
James Treacy, Son, 14
Dan Treacy, Son, 11
Ballygahan Lower
John Treacy, Head, 53, Retired R.I.C.
Sergeant
Mary Treacy, Wife, 53
Anna May Treacy, Daughter, 17
Peter Treacy, Son, 15
John Treacy, Son, 13
Ballymurtagh
Richard Treacy, Head, 74, Carpenter
William Treacy, Son, 40
Charlotte Treacy, Daughter, 29
Lily Treacy, Daughter, 24, Post Office Clerk
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Liam Treacy (1934-2004), was a Wicklow artist who had been painting in an impressionist style since the 1950s. Liam Tracey was born in Avoca, Co. Wicklow, where his family have been settled for many generations. During his primary school days, Tracey was very interested in drawing, influenced by his brother Sean. He exhibited regularly with the James Gallery, Dalkey, and had participated in a wide range of group shows including the annual RHA exhibitions and the Wexford Opera Festival. In 1978 Liam Treacy went full-time as a professional painter, a courageous step, and the fact that he had made a career of it is testimony to the sheer quality of his work as an artist. Before going professional, he worked in the former Brennan's Bakery in Arklow, which used his skill as an artist to paint the lettering on its vans. For many years he was an art teacher for night-time classes in Arklow Community College, Abbey Community College, Wicklow; and at Shelton open detention centre art classes for the prisoners. |
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William Treacy
William Treacy (aged 28) m. Eliza Neill (aged 19) 9 Dec 1847 Ballynure
Blessington
James Trac(e)y & Catherine Lawless (LDS)
Esther b. 6 Apr 1864 Blessington And Ballymore
Ann b. 8 Mar 1866 Blessington And Ballymore
Patrick b. 4 Mar 1870
Bray
Elizabeth Tracy m. John Walsh 4 May 1850 Bray (LDS)
Jane Tracy & Robert Lennon ???
Edward b. 17 May 1874 Procathedral
Dublin (Father: Gardiner/Labourer of Goatstown)
Edward b. 25 Jul 1876 Dundrum Dublin
(of Neilstown)
Mary Joanna bapt. 1-Nov 1883 at
Dundrum Dublin (of Nolans Avenue)
Frances b. 22 May 1888 Bray (Father:
railway porter of 13 Dock Tce Bray)
Richard 28-Aug 1891 Rathmichael
Rathdown (Father: railway porter, Pollards Bank)
Arthur Thomas b. 22-Jan 1895
Rathmichael Rathdown (Father: railway porter, Dargle Rd Bray)
Treacy (Bray) April 18, 1937, at her niece's residence, Lasgarvan, Herbert Road, Bray, Catherine daughter of the late Edward Treacy, Leather Merchants, 121-123 Tullow Street, Carlow. Funeral arrangements later.
Kilmacanogue Cemetery, Co. Wicklow
No.157
In Loving
Memory of Cyril Joseph Treacy died 25th
April 1941 aged 31/2 months also his Aunt
Gertrude O’Brien (nee Treacy) died 29th Oct. 1970. Also Cyril Treacy
born Co. Fermanagh 23-8-1911 died 28-8-1998 and his loving wife Nora Ellen (nee
Hickson) born 2-1-1911 - died
10-5-2000 R.I.P.
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Max Treacy,
of Bray, Co. Wicklow, an Irish Olympic sailor. Boat/class Star: Men’s Keelboat Club: Royal St George Yacht Club Date
Of Birth: 24/5/1978 World Ranking: 59 (2007) Main Achievement in Class: 4th in the
2007 Star Eastern Hemisphere Championship Team Status/Category: Olympic Campaiger What job would you do if you were not sailing?: Medical Optics. When did you start sailing?: When I was 2
years old with my father on a dragon What is the single piece of advice you
would give a young sailor?: Enjoy it and make sure your boat is the fastest! Max Treacy/Ronan MacNamara, Mirror Class, Irish National Champions 1996. Max Treacy/Anthony Shanks Star Class winners
of California Yacht Club's King of Spain Regatta 2002 in the 74-boat field. Max Treacy/Anthony Shanks, Star Class,
Team Ireland Squad 2005 (Current ISAF Ranking 21 - April 2005) Joined Italian syndicate +39 in their
quest for the 2007 America’s Cup. In 2004, he sailed with +39 in the ACT2
Regatta at Valencia, will combine the role of navigator for +39 with his Star
Class Olympic campaign for Beijing. Olympic
Squad 2008: Max Treacy & Anthony Shanks
(Star) Treacy and Shanks qualified at the Star Worlds in Miami in April 2008 and were top Irish boat in the international rankings, but the Irish Sailing Association used its discretionary powers to nominate the O'Leary/Milne team for the Beijing games. |
Max Treacy & Anthony Shanks winners King of Spain Regatta 2002
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Corie
Treacy
Position: Centre half, right midfield, full back who can perform equally well on either side of the pitch Date of Birth: 11th January 1989 Home: Firhouse, Dublin Corie Treacy from Bray, Co. Wicklow. Former Ranger CYM, St. Joseph's Boys and Cherry Orchard schoolboy player who returned to Ireland after 18 months at Notts Forest. A Republic of Ireland international at Under 17 (2006) and Under 18 level, Corie played centre half during his schoolboy days but in more recent times has played at right full or right midfield. He signed for Shamrock Rovers in 2008 and made his debut for the first team when he came on as a substitute in the pre-season friendly against Kildare County. Although he impressed in the pre-season campaign he had to wait a little longer before making his league debut, which was against Derry City at Tolka Park in May, and then went on to play a further fourteen competitive games with the Hoops over the course of the season. |
Clonmore
The 1851, 1861, and 1881 Canadian
censuses document
Thomas and Ann Tracey from Ballyconnell to
Camden, ON
A Story of Emigration: Southwest
Wicklow to Ontario by Anne Burgess and Joseph Kenny
http://www.bytown.net/wicklowemigrants.htm
Memorials of the Dead
Liscolman SW Wicklow
Erected by Michael Tracy of Liscolman in memory
of his wife Ann Tracy who departed this life the 29th of January
1857 aged 77 years. Also the above Michael Tracy who dept this life Dec 7th
18.2 aged 80 years.
Here also are interred the remains of Mrs. Tracy
of Kilbregan? Who departed this life septr 25th 1856? Aged 58 years
also the repose of the soul of Patrick Tracy of Kilcoran who depd this life
Octr 2nd 1875 aged 75 years. Also the repose of the soul of Anne
wife of Peter Traecy of Craan who departed this life the 21st of
Augt 1868 aged 72 yrs. Also the above named Peter Tracey who died 1st
June 1879 aged 82 years and his daughter Sarah Jane Tracey who died 3rd
April 1896 aged 65 years.
Dunlavin
Bartholomew Tracey & Mary Jackson
John b. 18 Feb 1876 (LDS)
Thomas b. 8 Aug 1879 Forresteen (LDS)
Michael Tracey & Ellen Moore (LDS)
Mary b. 21 Jan 1866 Dunlavin
John b. 18 May 1868
Enniskerry
Powerscourt
John Tracy son of William Tracey and
Sarah Buckley born 20th April 1927 an exporter of St Michael's Dundrum married
Patricia Mary Buckley daughter of William Joseph Buckley and Emily Brien born
12th March 1935 of St Michael's Dundrum on 14th August 1958
St.Patrick’s, Enniskerry.
No.189
TRACEY | In Loving
Memory of | our beloved sister | FRANCES died January 1995 |
“In Heavenly Love
Abiding”.
No.210
In Loving Memory | of
our beloved son | ALFRED TRACEY | died 7th October 1963 |
also his beloved
mother | FRANCES TRACEY | died 17th May 1967 | and beloved
father ROBERT TRACEY
| died 6th January 1976 | “In God abiding” | MICHAEL TRACEY
| Missed & loved
by his wife JOYCE, family & friends | 1930 – 2000
No.211
Erected by | JOHN
ELLIOTT | Late of Barnamire | in memory | of his beloved wife
| ROSANNA (nee
TRACEY) | died 19th July 1976 | aged 79 years | Also the above
named | JOHN ELLIOTT
| died 29th April 1979 | aged 91 years | “Abide with me”
Small plaque on base
of headstone reads:- JOHN EDWARD ELLIOTT | Born 14th Jan.
1935 | Died 19th Jan.
1991.
No.212
TRACEY | In Loving
Memory | of our dear father | GEORGE who died 2nd February
1971 | Also our dear
mother | LILY who died 8th July 1964 | Son GEORGE who died
19th June 2000 |
“Peace, Perfect Peace”.
Glendalough/Roundwood
Andrew Tracey & Julia McDonald
Mary b. 31 Jan 1865 Annamoe
Michael Tracey & Ellen Dopson (LDS)
John b. 3 Aug 1867 Annamoe
Memorials of the Dead
Glendalough NW Wicklow
Here lieth the body of Catherine Trea(cy?)
deceased April 1 1758 aged 60 years.
Hacketstown
Memorials of the Dead
Knockananna SW Wicklow
Erected by Daniel Treacy of Rathmeigue in memory
of his beloved mother ??? Treacy who died Febr 18th 1865 aged 75 years.
Also his brother Denis who died April 1st 1847 aged 38 years.
Kilbride
Garrett Tracey
I am searching for information about Garrett
Tracey/Treacey/Treacy. He was born about 1810 and in 1854 was a blacksmith in
Corngower West, Parish of Dunganstown, Co Wicklow, where he was leasing a
house, offices and land. There was also a John Tracey and Patrick Tracey in the
Griffin Valuations renting a house and yard at Wexford Road. I wonder if they
were the brothers of Garret or any other relation. I am also searching for
Garret's son, John Tracey/Treacey/Treacy born in the Parish of Ashwood near
Arklow in 1838. John was married to Mary Coffy who was born in 1849. John
enlisted in the Wicklow Militia in 1859 and then in the 89th Regiment of Foot
in Tipperary. He finally settled in England about 1884 after enlisting with the
York and Lancaster Regiment
Alice Tracey - Dec 4, 2008
Memorials of the Dead
Redcross SE Wicklow
Here lieth the body of Thady Treaseey deceasd
March the 17th 1746 aged 77 years.
Kilquade
Memorials of the Dead
Kilcoole NE Wicklow
Erected by William O’Brien in memory of his
children Mary Treacy died 11th Nov 1908 aged 26 years…
No.30
Erected by | WILLIAM
O’BRIEN | in memory of | his children MARY TRACEY | died
11th Nov. 1908, aged
26 years | DANIEL O’BRIEN died 5th Nov. 1909 aged 30 years
| His wife DORA
O’BRIEN died | -- Jan 1910 aged 69 years | and the above |
WILLIAM O’BRIEN died
| 21st Feb. 1911 aged 70 years | Also his son WILLIAM |
died young.| R.I.P.
Rathdrum
Frances Tracy & Philip Whitfield Harvey of Glenwood
1802
Frances Tracy, the catholic, female owner of the “Freeman’s Journal”
Frances Tracy -
Family from Kildare, Dublin & Wicklow
Margaret Tracey (LDS)
Michael b. 24 Jun 1864 Rathdrum
Mary Tracey (LDS)
Patrick b. 6 Aug 1865 Rathdrum
Mary b. 6 Aug 1870
William Tracey
I'm looking for information about my grandfather
William Tracey (Tracy, Treacy). He was born in Rathdrum, Co Wicklow on 1
January 1903, but his family lived in Roscommon. His father was William and
mother Catherine Hughes, siblings: Catherine, Patrick, Andrew, James, Michael,
Elizabeth, Margaret. The whole family moved to Scotland (Greenock) circa 1930.
I've been searching with no luck for a few years now. Any information would be
great relief. Thanks for any clues!
Lynn Ceney
Oct 18, 2008
Tomacork
Bridget Tracy m. Samuel Dowzer 2 Oct 1863 Shillelagh (LDS)
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Last update: 26 August 2010