It may be presumed that the
Traceys of:
North Clare are
descended from the Sil Anmchadha
South Clare
are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti
West Clare are descended from the Uí Bairrche.
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The Traceys of Clare can trace their history back to the beginning
of historical records, as they were of the Sil Anmchadha and Ui Fidegeinti. In Clare, there is the townland of
Gortatrassa (484 acres Griffiths Valuation) in Killuran civil parish, named
after the Traceys. Gortatrassa translates as Tracey’s field. However, Joyce has
it listed as Gort-a'-treasa [-trassa], field of the
conflict. There is also Treacy's Island (Rabbit Island) Scarriff Bay, Lough
Derg.
1666-1686 The Manor Courts of the Earl of Thomond
6. Manor of Innish and Clonrond
[ENNIS, 9 MAY 1674]
Defaulters
…Edmond Tressy…
9. Manor of Castlebanke (Parteen is in the civil parish of
St Patrick near Limerick City)
[PARTEEN, 22 APRIL
1674]
Defaulters
…Owen Trassey (8d)…
[PARTEEN, 31 OCTOBER
1674]
Defaulters
…Owen Trasey (8d),
Edmond Trasey (8d)…
[PARTEEN, 4 MAY 1675]
Defaulters
…Edmond Trasy (6d)…
7. Manor of Bunratty (which stretches up the middle from
the Shannon estuary to the Galway border. Ballyvannan Tomgraney)
[BALLYVANAVANE, 26 JUNE
1684]
…Plantiff: Edmond
Trassy
Defendant: David Ronane
Amount: Blank…
S. C. O'Mahony. The Manor Courts of the
Earl of Thomond 1666-1686. Analecta Hibernica, No. 38 (2004), pp. 135, 137-220
In the 1670s..we might also include a handful of other Thomond notables living on the continent whom Bruodin mentions such as Lieutenant Taddeus O’Hassie or his relatives, Fr. Bonaventura and Captain Marcus Bruodin.
Luke
McInerney. A ‘most vainglorious man’: the writings of Antonius Bruodin.
April 8 1681 No. 198.
Four joint bonds given by John Blake of Muckiniss in the county of
Clare, Dame Ellinor Blake of the same, and Isidore Lynch of Drimcong in the
county of Galway, to Gregory Lynch of Killcuane in the county of Galway, in the
penal sum of £40 each. Bonds dated April 8, 1681. Attested under the hands and
seals of the obligors. Signed: "John Blake, Ellinor Blake, Isidore
Lynch." Witnesses: "Igna. ffrench, Nick. Canvanh, Tho. ffleminge, Edmond Tressy."
The bonds mentioned in this Record have been preserved by that family,
and are contained in this collection of Blake Records.
1300-1600 Margaret Tressay,
deposition on will of Clement French.
Blake family records, 1600 to 1700
Corporation
Book of Ennis
Manor Court Rolls 1672-85
1674..Edmund Tressey..[fined as a resident of the manor of Innish]
Grand Jury Members of Ennis Corporation 1692-1810
Edmond, Trassy, 1692-93 (2)
125.
A fine recorded the 12th of May 1719
Richard Hopkins made oath in court that Christian [sic] did about eight of the clock in the forenoon buy three bushels of wheat meal in the market of Ennis by giving a penny ernest at 3s.6d. per bushel, as he believes; and that Murrin Trassy bought a bushel of the same for 4 shillings at a penny earnest; this was sworn by the seller Daniel Lynchy, and that Mary Enraghty bought a bushel at 4 [shillings]) and gave a penny ernest; therefore the buyers are fined five schillings and the sellers five schillings each.
Ó Dálaigh, Brian, ed (1990) Corporation Book of Ennis.
Irish Academic Press, Dublin.
14th Friday [August 1741]. Teevanes 78 at l l/2d. each. John Welsh, Turlough McGuan,
Philip Rhyne and John Moriarty's boy and horse drawing them home. Connor
Madigan and Thomas Connor making hay at Mounroe [Corofin]. I paid Thrassy and Byrne of the price of the
timber they delivered me 5s. 5d [The timber required to roof the cowhouse and
henhouse; cost: one English crown.]
Brian Ó Dálaigh. The Lucas Diary 1740-41.
Analecta Hibernica, No. 40 (2007), pp. 73-165, 167-187
British war
Office
John Tracey b. 1785 Newmarket, Limerick
[Clare?] 5th Dragoon Guards 1803-1805 discharged 28th Oct 1806
having lost a leg due to an injury from the kick of a horse at Dublin barracks.
Labourer WO119 John Tracy 5th Garrison Btn discharged 29th
Oct 1806 WO118/36 15th Aug 1806 WO118/2
John Tracey, served the space of two
years, 5th Dragoon Guards
..discharged having suffered
amputation of a leg in consequence of an injury of the foot from a kick of a
hotse when on stable duty in Dublin Barrack.
Description: 5'10", 21 years,
labourer, b. Newmarket Limerick
Discharged 28th October 1806
18 June 1801 Dublin Evening Post
To be sold, the Fee and
Inheritance of the following lands, the Estate of Wm. Thomas Locke, Esq. in the
Parish of Kilseyley, Barony of Tulla, County of Clare.
Tenants:
Messrs Tracy. Part Allapadeen, 41 years with lessee's
concurrent lives, both aged upwards of 40 years, from the 1st May 1800. 72
acres 1 rood 4 perches, at an annual rent of £70.
1803 Will
Michael Hashie, gent,
Manusmore, [Clareabbey], Co. Clare
Royal Navy
William Treacy, 19, born Clare Ireland, enlisted 29 Jul 1802 HMS Glatton, holds 11?
tickets, AB to 23 Sept 1802 then Masters Mate [Sub-Lieutenant] [perhaps related
to Joshua Treacy who was a lieutenant on HMS Glatton] [perhaps a relative of
Bishop Eric Treacy]
7 November 1806 Lieutenant
Will 04 January 1812, PROB 11/1529/55,
Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury
Will of William Treacy, late Lieutenant belonging to His Majesty's Sloop
of War Minstrel
British War Office to
1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Patrick Tracey Alias
Patrick Treacy Born Kilparly/Kilforly/Kilforby, Limerick [Kilforby modern Kilfearboy Co.
Clare] Served in 58th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29, 1825-1831
Patrick
Tracey, b. 1801 Limerick, Limerick
Patrick
Tracey/Treacy b. 1801 Kilforby, Limerick, Limerick 58th Foot 1825-13th
July 31 WO97 6 yrs service WO118/17. In 1831 he was residing at Miltown, Clare (WO23/2)
Ireland-Australia
Transportation
|
Surname |
First Name |
Reb |
Ship |
Tried |
Trial Place |
Term |
DOB |
Native Place |
DOD |
Death Place |
Remarks |
|
Tracy |
Andrew |
|
Prince Regent II (1) [1821] |
1820 |
Tipperary |
7 |
1796 |
Clonoulty Clare Co [Tipperary?] |
|
|
Cooper |
TRACEY, Andrew. Per "Prince Regent",
1821
1821 Sep 8, Street Gang. On list of all persons victualled from H.M. Magazines (Reel 6016; 4/5781 p.111)
1822 Jun 8, Aug 3, Attached to Rose's Gang. On returns of proceedings of the Bench of Magistrates, Parramatta (Fiche 3297; X643 pp.15, 22)
Limerick Chronicle April 14 1819
On Sunday night, a house was maliciously
burned on the lands of Coolderry [Killokennedy], Co. Clare, the property of a
poor widow, named Tracy. She had a few days previous, lodged
informations against some sheep-stealers - and it is supposed that act was the
cause of this outrage.
1821 List of Freeholders
|
Forename of
Freeholder |
Surname of
Freeholder |
Place of Abode |
Situation of
Freehold |
Forename of
Landlord |
Surname of
Landlord |
Valuation |
Names of Lives or
other Tenure |
Date of Registry |
Barony |
|||||
|
Anthony |
Tracey |
Killeagy |
Kileagy |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
William |
Minogue |
John |
McNamara |
|
|
September 30, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Cahple town |
Chapletown |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
William |
Minogue |
John |
McNamara |
|
|
September 30, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
Thady |
Tracy |
Bryan |
Tracy |
|
|
January 4, 1819 |
Tulla |
|
Daniel |
Tracy |
Chaple town |
Chapletown |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
William |
Minogue |
John |
McNamara |
|
|
September 30, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
Daniel |
Tracy |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
Thady |
Tracy |
Bryan |
Tracy |
|
|
January 4, 1819 |
Tulla |
|
Edmond |
Tracy |
Knockane |
Knockane&Derryvatere |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
John |
Bolton |
Laurence |
Minogue |
|
|
April 1, 1814 |
Tulla |
|
James |
Tracy |
Ennis |
Mill-street |
J., Rt. Hn. |
Fitzgerald |
40s |
James |
Treacy |
Mary |
Treasy |
Martin |
Horan |
January 28, 1817 |
Islands |
|
James |
Tracy |
Braifa |
Braiffa |
Thos., Esq |
Morony |
40s |
Patrick |
Tracy |
|
|
|
|
May 3, 1819 |
Ibrickane |
|
Laurence |
Tracy |
Attipadeen |
Attipadeen |
James Capt. |
O'Brien |
40s |
Laurence |
Tracy |
Thomas |
Tracy |
|
|
September 17, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
Michael |
Tracy |
Chaple town |
Chapletown |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
William |
Minogue |
John |
McNamara |
|
|
September 30, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
Michael |
Tracy |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
Thady |
Tracy |
Bryan |
Tracy |
|
|
January 4, 1819 |
Tulla |
|
Patrick |
Tracy |
Braifa |
Doughbeg |
Thos., Esq |
Morony |
40s |
Patrick |
Tracy |
|
|
|
|
May 3, 1819 |
Ibrickane |
|
Thady Jnr. |
Tracy |
Chaple town |
Chapletown |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
40s |
William |
Minogue |
John |
McNamara |
|
|
September 30, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
Thomas |
Tracy |
Attipadeen |
Attipadeen |
James Capt. |
O'Brien |
40s |
Laurence |
Tracy |
Thomas |
Tracy |
|
|
September 17, 1817 |
Tulla |
|
John |
Treacy |
Ennis |
Lifford |
Pat. |
Brennan |
40s |
John |
Tracy |
John |
Carty |
Charles |
Carty |
October 15, 1817 |
Islands |
|
Tenant Forename |
Tenant Surname |
Surname of
Freeholder |
Forename of
Freeholder |
Place of Abode |
Situation of
Freehold |
Forename of
Landlord |
Surname of
Landlord |
Barony |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Molony |
John |
Dromeen |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Connellan |
John |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Donovan |
John |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Donovan |
James |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Malone |
Thomas |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
McCaul |
James |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Meany |
Patrick |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Meany |
John |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Molony |
Martin |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Molony |
James |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Pepper |
John |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Ryan |
Michael |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Bryan |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Daniel |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Bryan |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Michael |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
John |
Tracy |
Treacy |
John |
Ennis |
Lifford |
Pat. |
Brennan |
Islands |
|
Laurence |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Laurence |
Attipadeen |
Attipadeen |
James Capt. |
O'Brien |
Tulla |
|
Laurence |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Thomas |
Attipadeen |
Attipadeen |
James Capt. |
O'Brien |
Tulla |
|
Patrick |
Tracy |
Tracy |
James |
Braifa |
Braiffa |
Thos., Esq |
Morony |
Ibrickane |
|
Patrick |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Patrick |
Braifa |
Doughbeg |
Thos., Esq |
Morony |
Ibrickane |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Connellan |
John |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Donovan |
John |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Donovan |
James |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Malone |
Thomas |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
McCaul |
James |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Meany |
Patrick |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Meany |
John |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Molony |
Martin |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Pepper |
John |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Ryan |
Michael |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Bryan |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Daniel |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Michael |
Dromod |
Drommod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Molony |
John |
Dromeen |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thady |
Tracy |
Molony |
James |
Dromod |
Dromod |
Denis, Esq. |
Sampson |
Tulla |
|
Thomas |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Laurence |
Attipadeen |
Attipadeen |
James Capt. |
O'Brien |
Tulla |
|
Thomas |
Tracy |
Tracy |
Thomas |
Attipadeen |
Attipadeen |
James Capt. |
O'Brien |
Tulla |
|
James |
Treacy |
Tracy |
James |
Ennis |
Mill-street |
J., Rt. Hn. |
Fitzgerald |
Islands |
|
Mary |
Treasy |
Tracy |
James |
Ennis |
Mill-street |
J., Rt. Hn. |
Fitzgerald |
Islands |
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/freeholders_1821/list_of_freeholders_1821.htm
Ejectment
Books of County Clare
1823 James Tracy, dwelling house, edifices and
buildings, Dromcliffe, Islands. Plaintif: Rt. Hon. James FitzGerald
1825 John Tracy, Doolick and Knockaderry Templemaly,
Bunratty. Plaintiff: Andrew Finucane Esq,
Death
Records of Clare born in Ontario
Mary Tracey b. 1824, Clare, Ireland, Wife
of James Smith, d. January 7th, 1897 Norfolk Ontario Canada, Roman Catholic,
Liver Complaint
British War Office to
1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Treacy, b. 1825 Melton Mowbray, Clare
British Army Service Records
John Treacy 1825-1847, Killfarboy,
Miltown Malbay, Clare, Ireland
23rd September 1826 Limerick Chronicle
Two men, named
Tracy, were drowned off Seafield, in the West of the County Clare, on Tuesday
morning, by upsetting of a canoe. They both left families. A third man who was
in the boat saved himself by swimming.
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Timothy Tracey born Minaugh [Meanagh?], Clare. Served in 15th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29 1827-1840
Timothy Tracey, b. 1810 Ennis, Clare
Timothy Treacy b. 1810 Minaugh, Ennis, Clare
15th Foot 1829 –22nd Jan 1840 6 yrs in India WO116/48
labourer WO116/48
1820s-1830s Tithe Records
|
Alphabetical |
By Area |
|
Anthony
Thassy,
[Ballycorban east] Aughrim, Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Anthony
Treasy, Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Anthony
Treses [Tresy], Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Daniel
Treacy, Carhumore [Carrowmore], Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Danl
Frossy [Trassy], Carhumore [Carrowmore], Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Edmond Treasy, Killycormick, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Edward Treasy, Killycormick, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 John Tracey, Aughrim (Kelly), Dysert, Clare,
1843 John Tracey, Doolick, Drumcliff [Templemaley],
Clare, 1825 John Tracey, Dulick, Drumcliff, Clare,
[duplicate] John Tracy, Doolick, Templemaley, Clare, John Tracy, Lifford, Drumcliff, Clare, [twice] John Tracy, Lifford, Drumcliff, Clare, 1825
[duplicate, twice] John Tracy, Woodfield, Kilscoran, Wexford, 1833
[Kilseily Clare 1827] Lawrence Tracy, Woodfield, Kilscoran, Wexford, 1833
[Kilseily Clare 1827] Thady Trassy, Tossamore [Waterpark, Fossa Beg etc], Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Thos Thrassy, Ballymenogue, Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Thos Tracy [s of Laurence Tracy], Woodfield and
Kiladerry, Kilscoran, Wexford, 1833 [Kilseily
Clare 1827] Timothy Tracy, Ballilidane West, Kilfintinan,
Clare, 1833 Tracey, [Widow] Cregacahill, Kilkeedy, Clare,
1842 Trassy
[Widow], Tossamore [Waterpark,
Fossa Beg etc], Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Treasy, [Widow] Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Treses
[Widow Treasey], Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Widow Tracey, Cregacahill, Kilkeedy, Clare, 1842
[January 1842] |
John Tracey, Dulick, Drumcliff, Clare,
[duplicate] John Tracy, Lifford, Drumcliff, Clare, [twice] John Tracy, Lifford, Drumcliff, Clare, 1825
[duplicate, twice] John Tracey, Aughrim (Kelly), Dysert, Clare,
1843 Timothy Tracy, Ballilidane West, Kilfintinan,
Clare, 1833 Tracey, [Widow] Cregacahill, Kilkeedy, Clare,
1842 Widow Tracey, Cregacahill, Kilkeedy, Clare, 1842
[January 1842] John Tracy, Woodfield, Kilscoran, Wexford, 1833
[Kilseily Clare 1827] Lawrence Tracy, Woodfield, Kilscoran, Wexford, 1833
[Kilseily Clare 1827] Thos Tracy [s of Laurence Tracy], Woodfield and
Kiladerry, Kilscoran, Wexford, 1833 [Kilseily
Clare 1827] Anthony
Treasy, Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Anthony
Treses [Tresy], Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Daniel
Treacy, Carhumore [Carrowmore], Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Danl
Frossy [Trassy], Carhumore [Carrowmore], Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Edmond Treasy, Killycormick, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Edward Treasy, Killycormick, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Treasy, [Widow] Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 Treses
[Widow Treasey], Moynoe, Moynoe, Clare, 1825 John Tracy, Doolick, Templemaley, Clare, John Tracey, Doolick, Drumcliff [Templemaley],
Clare, 1825 Anthony
Thassy,
[Ballycorban east] Aughrim, Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Trassy
[Widow], Tossamore [Waterpark,
Fossa Beg etc], Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Thady Trassy, Tossamore [Waterpark, Fossa Beg etc], Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 Thos Thrassy, Ballymenogue, Tomgraney, Clare, 1826 |
28 Sep
1832-15 Nov 1832 [May have moved to Limerick City]
Memorial and letters of Laurence Tracy, Woodfield, Broadford and Six Mile Bridge, County
Clare, to Francis Blackburn, Attorney General, Sir William Gosset, [Under Secretary]
and Henry William Paget, Lord Lieutenant, claiming that his family was forced
to relinquish their lease on land due to intimidation from Terry Alts; claiming
that their attempts to prosecute a man called Savage was hindered by local
gentlemen and that the case was not pursued by the crown; mentioning Mr
Bentley, magistrate and Mr Bindon, chief of police. Also letter from Tighe
MacMahon, Sixmilebridge, to Edward Smith Stanley, [Chief Secretary], writing on
Tracy’s behalf. Also letter from Mathew Barrington, Dublin, to Gosset,
reporting on the case.
7 items; 17pp CSO/RP/1832/5524
14 Nov 1832-11 Feb 1833
Memorial from Mr Laurence Tracy, Woodfield, Sixmilebridge, County Clare, to Edward
Smith Stanley, [Chief Secretary], Dublin Castle, asking for an investigation,
having been forced by Terryalts to renew leases on certain lands; also letters
from local police and magistrates, and from three men implicated in the crime,
Edmund Hynes, Connor McNamara, Michael and Patrick Lee, Woodfield.
8 items; 17pp CSO/RP/1833/309
1832 Applicants to the Registry of Freemen,
Borough of Ennis
|
Forename/s |
Surname |
Title |
Occupation |
Address |
Discription of property |
Address of property |
Type of ownership |
Amount |
|
John |
Tracy |
|
Hatter |
Lifford |
Dwelling house |
Ennis |
Householder |
£10 |
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/freemen_applicants_ennis_1832.htm
1835-1857 Merchant
Navy Seamen
John Tracey, b. 1800 Clare
John Tracy, b. Woodfield [Clare, Galway or
Offaly?]
1835 Juvenile Association
Carlow District School
John Storrs’ Card – Mr. H. Tracy 1s 0d
Ennis College
Master Bernard’s Card – Mr. Tracy 0s 6d
Tullamore
Master R. Deverell’s Card – Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
1836 Juvenile Association
Mountrath
Sarah Maria Robinson’s Card – John Tracy 2s 6d
Sligo
Miss Brown’s Card – Mrs. Tracy 1s 6d
Miss Cliffords Card – Mrs. Tracey 2s 6d
Tullamore
Master R. Deverell’s Card – Mr. Tracy 1s 0d
The Annual Reports of the Juvenile Association for promoting the
education of the deaf and dumb poor of Ireland.
1836
Roman Catholic Diocese of Killaloe
Bodyke
Parish Priest
Tracy, unknown [presume Patrick Tracy]
1838 The Catholic
Directory, Ecclesiastical Register, and Almanac
Diocess of Killaloe
Patrick Tracy, Parish Priest, Toomgreary, Scariff
April 20, 1841 (FJ)
Repeal Association
Mr. O'Connell proposed..the following Catholic clergymen..Rev. Mr.
Tracey, P.P. of Kilrush..
May 24, 1841 (FJ)
Repeal and Irish Manufacturing meeting, hill of Kilnoe, county Clare
..The Rev. Mr. Tracy, C.C. in coming forward to second the motion..
At this time, Bodyke was obviously
deeply interested in the politics of the day if one is to judge by the numbers
who attended a Repeal Meeting in 1841. The Limerick Reporter of the 21st
May of that year wrote that one hundred thousand people were present at the
meeting held on Kilnoe Hill the previous week. Even allowing for a gross
exaggeration of numbers it still must have been an awesome sight. It appears
that most of the speakers were priests including the Parish Priest, Fr. Pat
Treacy, a native of Moynoe…
Bodyke in History by John S. Kelly M.A. http://www.traceyclann.com/files/Bodyke%20in%20History.pdf
June 23, 1843 (FJ) Repeal Association
Tomgreny and Bodika, per Rev
Patrick Tracey, PP, £20
23 December 1843 (N) The O'Connell Tribute
The honest hearted friends of the Tribute
at Kilnoe, County Clare, have through the good agency of Rev. P. Tracy, the
patriotic Catholic Rector, collected the creditable sum of 9l. 12s. 6d.
January 24, 1844
(FJ) Catholics of Ireland - Committee
..Kilmore, Clare..Rev P Tracey CR..
1844 Church of Bodyke, Tuamgraney Parish.
The people built this church of Our Lady of
the Assumption in 1844. Fr. P. Treacy was the parish priest.
1846
Tulla Upper
Rev P
Tracy PP
'Relief Commission Papers 1845-1847'
17/05/1846-4/01/1847 Killone & Tomgraney
George O'Callaghan JP, chairman, Ralph Westropp JP and Rev P Tracy PP, joint secretaries and treasurers, reporting the difficulties involved in collecting subscriptions from absentee landowners, the large amount of distress found in the district and appealing for a relief depot to be established at Bodike. NA RLFC3/2/5/
16/6/1846
Richard Pennefather, Under Secretary, authorising the payment of £100 to Mr Tracy to provide employment for labourers in the district of Ogonnelloe.
14/8/1846
Rev P Tracy PP, secretary of the Kilmoe and Tomgraney Relief Committee, enclosing a list of subscriptions and returning thanks for a recommended grant of £40. NA RLFC3/1/
Society of Friends
(Quaker) Congregational Records
Limerick - Poor Committee
1847 Patk Tracy P.P. Coolready Scarriff P. Kilnoe reply by order for
10bls of C. Meal
..We then went to Bodyke, adjoining the parish of Feakle & Tomgreny
to see P Tracy P.P. He was absent, but we met him on our return to Scariff and informed him of
the nature of our visit - His report of the state of his parish both as to
sickness & destitution was very much the same as we had said..
15 April 1848 (N)
We have to record this day the death of the Rev. Mr. Tracey, P.P. Tomgreany and Kilnoe, of fever caught in visiting the sick in one of those receptacles of woe for which that portion of the poor-law union of Scariff is become notorious - Limerick and Clare Examiner
The workers of the Scariff Workhouse
Fr Patrick Treacy contracted fever in 1848, "while visiting the sick in one of those receptacles of woe for which that portion of the Poor Law Union of Scariff is notorious." He was only 44 years of age and is commemorated with a plaque in Bodyke church. He is stated to have been from Caherhurley. [see below]
Judith Treacy, 1837, Killlaloe & Kilfenore Diocese will. Exec: R Stapleton,
Gurteen, Co. Clare. IWR/1837/F/110.
(1837) The
complete notes of the Doway Bible and Rhemish Testament, with a preface ..
Subscribers:
Mr. Tracy, Aurthur’s Quay, Limerick City
Mr. John Tracy, Ennis
Mr. Denis Tracy, Ennis
Mr. D. Tracy, Roscrea
Thomas Tracy, 1838, Killlaloe & Kilfenore Diocese will. Exec: M. Cowan, Kilchrist [Kilchreest], Co. Clare. IAR/1838/F/140.
Thomas Treacy, 1838, Prerogative Court will. Exec: P Treacy, Kilchrist, Co. Clare. IAR/1838/F/175.
Killaloe
Bonds
Thomas Treacy Obriensbridge [Clare] Policeman 1838
(bond)
1838 to 1858
20. James Tracey, Caherhurley, Kilnoe, Tulla, Clare,
24a/3r/10p, £49.14.6 rent, Lease dated 14th June 1838, executed by John Westropp
to Rev. Patrick Tracey for two lives, of Rev. Patrick Tracey and Charles
Stewart, one of whom, Charles Stewart, still living, or 21 years from 1st may
1838..
1858
3. James Tracey, Caherhurley, Kilnoe, Tulla, Clare,
24a/3r/10p, £37.6.6 rent, Lease dated 16th March 1858, from Francis Westropp to
James Treacy for the life of john Kennedy, aged nine years (living) and
twenty-one years, to commence on the day of the death of said life. Clause
reserving royalties and clause of surrender.
Clare - 1839 Parish
Census - Miltown Malbay
5 Spanish
Point and Breaghfa West
James Tracy, (Head)
Margaret Dwyer, Wife w
Michael Tracy, Child
Mary Tracy, Child
Biddy Tracy, Child
Ally Tracy, Child
Pat Tracy, Child
Kitty Tracy, Child
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/clare/census/1839-miltown-malbay.txt
1840
Land and Emigration Commission
Patrick Tracy of Consfin (illegable) [Corofin? Co.
Clare]
Trade or calling: Shepherd
& e[tc]
man's age: 29
married: true
woman's age: 28
number of boys: 3
ages of boys: 10
[Years], 5 [Years], Infant
number of girls: 1
ages of girls: 8
[Years]
charge for passage of children: Parents
Number: 9013
Page number: 56
application made to: H. C. Bagot
Date of Entry: 1
July (1840) [South Australia?]
1841 Valuation for poor
rates
Scariff Monday 4 January 1841 to
Wednesday 6 January 1841
..23rd July 1840..seconded by Daniel
Tracy..
Report of Scariff Union - Evidence Mr. Tracy,
Elected Guardian
Daniel Tracy, elected
Guardian for Scariff.
Holds
lands in the parish of Mogroe [Moynoe]; those lands are valued higher in
proportion to the rest; knows the value of the lands in Scariff; thinks the
original valuation was rather high; means by that that a tenant could not live
comfortably if he held the land at Mr. Sampson's original valuation, not even
if he had it at the reduced valuation; he could only struggle on. It was not
because the landlord would have to pay too much rate we considered that the
valuation was too high.
Sir Charles Forbes from Plymouth, England to
Port Phillip, 21 Jan 1841
Margaret
Tready 20 (single woman 43) Clare
1842
Ennis Spring Assizes
Brady, Appellant - Tracy Respondent
This was an appeal from a civil bill decree. The
decree had been pronounced on the last day of the Killaloe sessions, and the
appeal had been lodged at the Six-mile-Bridge sessions, which opened on the
next day.
Mr. Cullinan, agent for the respondent, obiected to
the lodgment of the appeal as irregular(a).
Mr. O Connell, agent for the appellant, contra.—In
Daly v. Donohoe(b), Mr. Justice Burton thought that there was nothing in the
statute to invalidate an appeal lodged in this manner.
Lefroy, B. -
This question came lately before Mr. Justice Crampton, who seems to have
given it his fullest consideration (a), and as my judgement is fully in
accordance with the views which he then expressed, I shall decide in the same
manner which he did. I think it of importance that uniformity of decisions
should prevail on points of practice such as this, in order that practitioners
should have some certain rule to be guided by. I shall therefore hold that the
appeal is irregular; being of opinion that it should have been lodged in the
same sessions in which it had been pronounced (b).
Reports
of cases argued and determined on six circuits in Ireland..Munster Circuit
(1843)
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracy born Kilsiley, Clare. Served in 21st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29, 1843-1853
Michael Tracy, b. 1825 Broadford, Clare
1843 to 1857 Selection of
Clare people sponsored in Victoria, Australia
Nominee
is the person being sponsor, App No is the official application number, App
Date is the date the application was made and money paid, (usually about 12
months prior to arrival), Depositor is the person sponsoring, (paying the money
up front) usually a family member or proposed employer.
Tracey
William, 17, (Clare???) Ireland, 6, 5 Aug 1856, Carleton, Tracey Ann.
Tracey
John, 23, (Clare???) Ireland, 6, 5 Aug 1856, Carleton, Tracey Ann.
Nov. 5, 1844 Tipperary Vindicator
On Wednesday, as a man named John Ransford, was
proceeding from Bird-hill towards Ballynahinch, he was met by a party of armed
men who attacked him. He escaped and ran to the house of a relative Edmond
Ransford who informed the police at the Muragh station, about a mile and a half
distant. Sergeant Goore and a party of police pursued the ruffians who fled in
the direction of O'Brien's bridge. He succeeded in arresting three men, named Martin
Tracy, James Tracy and Hill. The cause assigned for the attack is a spirit
of revenge, instigated by Ransford having taken some land from which the
Tracy's had been evicted.
November 8,
1844 The
Tyrone Constitution
Attempt to murder.---About eight o'clock, on the night of the 29th ult., a man named John Ransford, when returning to his residence at Ballinahinch, was waylaid and severely assaulted by an armed party, who inflicted some severe cuts in his head---he also received a gun shot wound in the thigh---the party having commenced their attack by firing at him. On being informed of the occurrence, Constable Gaul, of the next police station, and his men, immediately went in pursuit of the offenders, in the direction of O'Brien's bridge, and arrested, in the county of Clare, four men who are now in custody for examination, of whom Martin Tracy has been identified by Ransford as being one of the five who attacked him. The cause of this outrage is not known at present.---Nenagh Guardian.
1845 Galway and Ennis Grand
Junction Railway Petitioners
John Tracy, shopkeeper, Ennis. (Clare Journal 1/12/1845)
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael Tracy born Anercrushy, Clare. Served in 67th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22, 1846-1850
British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Edward Treacy born
Drumreny, Westmeath. Served in 67th Foot Regiment; Hancock Fencibles Discharged
aged 48, 1797-1824
Edward Treacy, b. 1775
Athlone, Westmeath
Edward Tracey b. 1775/6 Drumreny, Westmeath /
Athlone. Hancock’s Fencibles then 67th
Foot27th Dec 1797- 1824 as Treacy. Discharged Nov 1823 as Tracey to
reside in Athlone. 28 yrs total service (with 19 in India) Sgt 4 yrs. Labourer
aged 48 WO117/1 WO121Pension paid in Athlone, Westmeath (transferred from Ennis
31st Dec 1846 permanently). WO22/143
1846 Return of Assaults
Mich. Minoge, Peter Nugent, John
Hinchy and James Tracy, farmers, 6pm 2 Feb, at Dromore Anna, Barrony of Tulla,
[Dromore, Feakle] Clare, robbery of arms (four
cases)
1846 Poverty Relief Loans
Patt
Tracy, 1846, Clare
March 26, 1847 (BL) Belfast ladies
Association for the Relief of Irish Destitution
..for the
industrial occupation of the poor females of his parish £10 to Mr. Tracey,
Loobvenoy, Scariff.
Elizabeth Tracy [Mrs]
Tasmanian
Archives [71346]
John Calvin
Departure: London 24 Jan 1848
Arrival:
18 May 1848
317 Elizabeth Tracey
Tried: Dublin City 31 May? 1847 7 years RC Reads
Arrived: 18th May 1848
Transported for: Stealing ??? Gaol report ???
shoplifting ??? 3 ??? for Robbery Married 2 children Surgeons Report good
Trade: ??? Servant, 5'1.5", 38 years..brown
hair..eyes blue..Native Place: Co. cure
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON41-1-16,245,182,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON19-1-5,258,253,C,80
Elizabeth Tracey, 5'1.5", 38, Housemaid, tried
Dublin, 31 Aug 47, 7 years, Co. Clare, married, 2 children, RC, read only,
brothers Tom & Michael Co. Clare, Shoplifting Pros? in Dublin 6 weeks for
baskets 3 mon? for Robbery
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,276,C,80
http://search.archives.tas.gov.au/ImageViewer/image_viewer.htm?CON15-1-4,374,277,C,80
Society of Friends (Quaker) Congregational Records
1847 W.S. Tracy, Limerick
A letter from W.S. Treacy has been read the Seats ass decided to send
thirty pounds
1847 W.S. Tracy Limerick
Appl No. 26 from W.S. Tracy OBriens Bridge Co. Clare was read by the
Secrs were desired to send £20 towards the soup kitchen then there & to
make them an offer of the 100 gallon boiler.
1847 W.S. Tracy, Limerick
(A no. 26)
Limerick 2 mo 18 1847
W.S. Tracy, Respected Friend
The application to the Central Relief Committee of the Society of
Friends in Dublin for assistance for O'Briens Bridge having been transmitted by
them to the Auxiliary Committee here we are directed on their behalf to remit a
donation of Twenty pounds for the purpose of establishing the soup or porridge
kitchen for the relief of the destitute and as a further assistance for this
desirable object will forward a boiler of 100 gallons.
We accordingly enclose half note for £20 on receipt of which being
acknowledged, the counterpart will follow.
Yours respectfully
James Alexander }
Isaac W. Unthank } Secs.
2 Mo 13th to 2 Mo 16th 1847 Grants made
20 W.S. tracy Stipendary Magistrate, O'Briens Bridge Co Clare, £20, Soup
Kitcken
1847 W.S. Tracy, Limerick
W.S. Tracy
O'Briens Bridge
Co Clare
P.S. Our committee will be glad to learn how the sum granted has been
disposed of when expended and should any further communicaltion be required on
this subject please quote the number on the top of this letter.
1847 Wyndham emigrants to Quebec
Twenty-six
families - 146 persons, were sent out by Col. Wyndham, from his estates near
Limerick, in the Bryan Abbs, Capt. Brown, and were paid through Messrs. C. E.
Levey & Co, the sum of L156 19s currency, equal to 20s sterling each
adult."
Mary
Tracey, Agherina [Aharinaghbeg or Aharinaghmore?]
Pat
Tracey, Agherina
James Tracey, Agherina
8
January 1848 (TH) Granting licenses for arms
County of Limerick..William S. Tracy,
Esq..County of Clare..William S. Tracy, Esq (see William Samuel
Tracy)
1848-9 William Smith O'Brien Petition
Patt Tracy, Clare
Denis Tracy, Clare
John P Tracey,
Clare
Pat Trasey,
Corofin, Clare
8 Feb 1849 Guelph & Galt Advertiser &
Wellington District Advocate
Information
wanted of Michael, Robert, Henry anf Hugh Murray (brother), formerly of the
parish of Parteer, County Clare, Ireland, who wer last heard of some fourteen
years were in the city of New York. Michael, the eldest, was then in the employ
of John Candet, Esq., member of Congress and Cashier of the Bank of New York.
Bridget Tracy, the sister of the above-named brothers, with her husband and
family is now in Guelph, and very anxious to hear from eith of them. A letter
addressed to the care of Mr. John Tracy, Saddle and Harness Maker, Guelph,
C.W., will undoubtedly find her.
November 1851Canada Directory
John Thomas Tracy, saddler and harness maker, north west
corner of the Market square keeps constantly on hand or makes to order,
saddlery and harness of all kinds, of the best materials, and by good workmen
under his own superintendence, prices as low as any other establishment in
Canada West
November 14, 1849 (FJ) National Conference
..John T
Tracy, Tanner, do [county Clare]..
1849
Kilrush Union Minute Books
Clerk: Tracey
1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Records
Martin
McInerny, A/C 4299 & 35956 & 41837, opened 1853, lives 42 Oliver NY,
policeman & grocer 1863, born 1814 Cree Kilmacduane Clare, wife Mary
Tracey, 6 children, emigrated Amelia 18 May 1839
1851
Scottish Census ???
Michael Tracey b
c 1824 - Barraugh - Co. Clare Stationed with the 21st RNB Fusiliers at Castle
and Barracks, Dumbarton,
Lanarkshire Scotland.
also noted - Bridget Tracey b c 1824, Bradford - Co. Clare.
1851 Census Search Forms
24-1-22 [24th January 1922] Image
Mary Tracey (d. of Patrick Tracey & Hannah
Rochford) 1851 resident Knockaveen [near Capparoe Tomgraney] Clare
Address: Mrs Mary Grogan, Core, Feakle, Co Clare
21.5.1920 [21st may 1920] Image
Peter Daly (s. of Peter Daly & Margaret Tracey)
1851 resident Newquay Oughtmama Clare
Address: Mr Peter J OLoghlen, Ballyvaughan, Co Clare
[Note: Ballyrabbet does not appear as a tnld name in
Co. Clare. Glanamanagh not a c.p. name] RC Parish of New Quay Clare/Galway is
also called Glanamanagh
[Brothers & Sisters: Honor, Bridget, Maria, Julia,
John, Agnes, Ellen, Peter]
IG Record 44561
DALY Peter Peter DALY Margaret DALY nee Tracey
Newquay Oughtmama Burren Clare 1920 - Agent, Ballyvaughan, Clare. Family -
Honor, Bridget, Maria, Juliet, John, Agnes, Ellen, Peter.
http://www.ireland-genealogy.com/view_category/Page-6.html?lang=en&limit=100&limitstart=40900
Newquay, Oughtmama, Co. Clare
Peter Daly Applicant
Honor Daly
Maria Daly
Bridget Daly
Julia Daly
John Daly
Agnes Daly
Ellen Daly
Peter Daly
Peter Daly Father
Margaret Tracey Mother
1851 Admissions to Charity Hospital, New
Orleans Parish
Thomas
Tracey, Waiter, Clare Co., Ireland, 26 years, died 16-Feb, Ward 11, from New
York, 1 yr in New Orleans, Single, 7 days, Remit Fever, 12 ¼
1852-3 Pupils and teachers who
left Albert Agricultural Training Institution Glasnevin Dublin
James Donovan of Clare, entered
Oct 19 1852, left Nov 23 1852, patron: Jas. Tracey Esq of Belfast Antrim,
Admitted to the special junior class Marlboro-street, being trained as a teacher.
1853 Parsee - Moreton Bay (Aus) - 11 January 1853
Anne Tracy, 23, Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Both
Bridget Tracy, 21. Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Read
Margaret Tracy, 19, Domestic Servant, Clare Ireland, RC, Read
1853 John Fielden Liverpool, England to Moreton Bay,
Australia 19 June 1853 (see Scarriff below)
305 Treacy Daniel 50 Labourer Clare306 Treacy Catherine 46 Wife307 Treacy Norry OR Mary 11308 Treacy Ellen 14309 Treacy Catherine 17310 Treacy Patrick 15311 Treacy Bridget 21312 Treacy Ann 19
December 6, 1854 (FJ)
Two young men named Tracey and
Madden, residing in the neighbourhood of Mountshannon, have been arrested and
lodged in Galway Gaol, for having assaulted a man named Kealihor, who lives
near Broadford, when he was returning from Whitegate fair on the 28th of August
last. A spirit of revenge, induced by a quarrel, is supposed to have led to the
assault, whereby Kealihor's life has been in danger for the three months. -
Ennis Chronicle
1851 – 1859 Emigration
Limerick Union
Workhouse (Limerick City)
William Treacy of Cloontra (Clare?) to New Orleans
Nov.1854
1852
5. Bryan
Tracey, Tomgraney, Clare, £8 rent, 6a/1r/36p, from year to year
6. Bryan
Tracey, representative of Michael Conway, Tomgraney, Clare, £0.1.3 charge,
£2.6.2 rent, 0a/3r/38p, lease dated 6th February 1838 for lives of Michael
Conway and Margaret Hackett both now in America
The Bicentennial
Dictionary of Western Australians pre 1829 – 1888, Volumes I – IV
Catherine Tracey, b. 1834, arr. 13.6.1853 per Sabrina . Farm servant (Clare)
William, Tracey b. 1828, arr. 13.6.1853 per Sabrina with wife Grace KeCone b. 1820 (Scotl) & ?3 chd. Peter b. 1839. William b. 1850. Margaret b. 1852. Edward b. 1854. Dardanup listed by Salvado 5.1854. A farm servant on arrival.
https://www.friendsofbattyelibrary.org.au/bicentennial-dictionary
Griffiths Valuation Clare 1855
|
Alphabetical |
By area |
|
Bryan Tracy, Callahy Tomgraney Clare Bryan Tracy, Tomgraney Tomgraney Clare Bryan Tracy, Village of Tomgraney Tomgraney Clare
Daniel Treacy, Carrowmore Moynoe Clare Daniel Treacy, Meenross Moynoe Clare James Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy Clare James Tracy, Caherhurley Kilnoe Clare Laurence Tracy, Ardskeagh Village of Broadford Fairgreen Kilseily Clare Laurence Tracy, Woodfield Kilseily Clare Michael Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy Clare Michael Trassy, Boleynagoagh, South
Clonrush Scarriff Clare Patrick Tracy, Poulagower Tomgraney Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Corrofin Church-St Killinaboy Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Milltown Malbay Spanish Point Rd Kilfarboy Clare Timothy Tracy, Kilbane Killokennedy Clare Timothy Tracy, Town of Sixmilebridge The Green Kilfinaghta Clare Timothy Treacy, Meenross Moynoe Clare |
- West Clare James Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy West Clare Michael Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy West Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Milltown Malbay Spanish Point Rd Kilfarboy West Clare - Mid Clare Patrick Tracy, Town of Corrofin Church-St Killinaboy Mid Clare - East Clare Timothy Tracy, Town of Sixmilebridge The Green Kilfinaghta East Clare Timothy Tracy, Kilbane Killokennedy East Clare James Tracy, Caherhurley Kilnoe East Clare Laurence Tracy, Ardskeagh Village of Broadford Fairgreen Kilseily East Clare Laurence Tracy, Woodfield Kilseily East Clare Daniel Treacy, Carrowmore Moynoe East Clare Daniel Treacy, Meenross Moynoe East Clare Timothy Treacy, Meenross Moynoe East Clare Michael Trassy, Boleynagoagh, South
Clonrush Scarriff East Clare Bryan Tracy, Callahy Tomgraney East Clare Bryan Tracy, Tomgraney Tomgraney East Clare Bryan Tracy, Village of Tomgraney Tomgraney East Clare Patrick Tracy, Poulagower Tomgraney East
Clare |
1855 RIC Service [see Agnes Treacy]
William Treacy, 19434, b. 1836
Fermanagh
19434 Wm Treacy, 19, 5'7.25", b.
Fer, Catholic, married 19 Mar '62 wife born Clare, recommended by G. Shegog JP.
lab, allocated 15 Feb 55, served Limk 12 June - City 1/4/63 - Tip NR - Roscomm
1/4/79 - Gal NR 10/2/83, PISC 1 Aug 55 - PACo 1 July 67 - P Con 1 June 68 -
P2AC 1 March 1879, Reward and punishments, Pensioned 1.6.85 19434D/96775,
served 30 years 3 months, pension £89.9.0
1858 British Empire,
Plymouth 13 Oct 1858 to Moreton Bay 4 Feb 1859
Catherine Tracey, 19, single, Dom. Servt, from Clare
Ann Tracey, 17, single, Dom. Servt, from Clare
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
John Treacy
24 [23] May 1919 Clonboy O’Briens Bridge Clare, shoemaker, to
daughter Norah Treacy, Spr
Margaret Treacy
15 Feb 1914 Woodfield Broadford Clare, spinster, to Patrick E.
O’Donnell solicitor
Patrick Tracey
23 Apr 1897 Six-mile bridge Clare, army pensioner, to Sarah Anne
Tracey widow
Patrick Treacy
1 Feb 1898 Poulagower Scarriff Clare, farmer, to Kate Treacy widow
Richard Treacy
6 Mar 1911 Woodfield Broadford Clare, farmer, to Patrick E. O’Donnell
solicitor
Mary Hourigan
25 Oct 1896 Tomgraney Clare, to Anne Tracy, Tomgreany, wife of
Michael Tracy, universal legatee
14 September 1859
Bendigo
Advertiser
At the Registry Office, Sandhurst, on the 28th ult.,
Abraham Simpson, bootmaker, of 99 Bridge-street, Sandhurst, late of
Clerkenwell, London, to Ellen Tracey, the youngest daughter of Patrick Tracey,
Esq., of County Clare, Ireland. Home papers please copy.
http://astheywere.blogspot.ie/p/b.html
1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Cornelius Tracey, b. 1887
Limerick, Clare
James Tracy, b. 1843 Sixmile
Bridge, Clare
John Tracy, b. 1846 Newmarket,
Clare
Militia Service Records (WO96) [Home Guard/Territorial Army]
Cornelius Treacy, b. 1885, Limerick, Clare
1860 to 1910
These records show heads of households who owned or leased property worth at
least £10.
1860 - 1910 Clare Electoral Registers
14 May 1861 The Courier (Brisbane, Qld)
Marriages. Farrell-Tracy.-On the
22nd April, by the Rev. W. McGinty, at St. Mary's Church, Ipswich, Mr. Thomas
Farrell to Miss Catherine Tracy, both of Ipswich, and late of the County of
Clare, Ireland.
1861 British
Census
Wm Tracey, Head, b. 1826 Clare, St
Michaels Ashton Under Lyne Lancashire.
Mary Tracey, Wife, b. 1822 Clare,
St Michaels Ashton Under Lyne Lancashire.
Amy Tracey, Daughter, b. 1850
Ashton, St Michaels Ashton Under Lyne Lancashire.
Joseph Tracey, Son, b. 1852
Lancashire, St Michaels Ashton Under Lyne Lancashire.
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey, Margaret, Scarriff, Clare/Galway. 4 401
Tracey, Michael, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 10 471
Tracey, Thadeus, Scarriff, Clare/Galway. 19 473
Tracy, Bridget, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 20 393
Trassy, Bridget, Gort, Clare/Galway. 14 333
American Union, Liverpool
to New York 16 Aug 1865
Patrick Tracy, 28, M, farmer, Clare
Mrs. Tracy, 28, F, matron, Clare
Mary Tracey, 16, F, spinster, Westmeath
Peerless, Liverpool 27 Feb
1866 to Sydney 6 Jun 1866
James Tracey, 18, single, Laborer, of Byrne Clare
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
1867 RIC Service
Patrick Treacy, 32289, b. 1846
Galway West Riding
32289 Patk Treacy, 20 years, 5'9.75",
b. Galway WR, Catholic, recommended by Sub Insp Tyrrell, laborer, allocated 13
Nov '66, served Clare 27 Feb 67, Resigned 8 Nov 1871, To emigrate
Kilrush, March 21,
1868 from the Clare Freeman
…A party of Marines under command of Lieut. Treacy from the
Frederick William now lying at Foynes, have occupied the Cappa barrack
adjoining the quay of this town; and a guard of marines are placed on duty at
the Bridewell here, where the Fenian prisoners are confined…
Minutes
of the Methodist Conferences 1871? (see
Richard Taylor Tracey)
659 Ennis, Richard T. Tracy Supernumerary. Letters to be addressed to Limerick.
754 Limerick, (George Street) Richard T. Tracy Supernumerary
1870’s Valuation - Breaffy South, Kilfarboy
Patrick Tracy
Patrick Treacy,
Bathing Lodge
Michael Treacy
Ellen Treacy
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
Michael Tracy, enlisted 3 Aug 1870 New York NY by Capt MacArthur for 5 years,
born Clare Ireland, 24 years, labourer, blue eyes, light hair, ruddy
complexion, 5’7.75”, 2 Cav, G coy, Deserted May 20 ’71 apph’d May 21 ’71
Deserted May 25 ‘71
1871 British Census
James Tracey , Head, 34, b. 1837 Dunmore [Galway?] Ireland, carter, Winton Barton Upon Irwell Lancashire
Margaret Tracey , Wife, 33, b. 1838 Clare Innes [Ennis?] Ireland, Winton Barton Upon Irwell Lancashire
Mary Ellen Tracey , Daughter, 2, b. 1869 Tamcroft, Winton Barton Upon Irwell Lancashire
Susannah Tracey , Daughter, 0, b. 1871 Tamcroft, Winton Barton Upon Irwell Lancashire
1872 – 1915 Ireland's Royal Garrison Artillery
Cornelius Treacy, St. Munchions, Limerick, Co.
Clare. WO96/1319
28 June 1873 (FJ) The
State of Clare
..Ennis..Timothy Tracy Woulfe..
20 July 1873 (N)
Information Wanted of
James Tracy, who enlisted about twenty years ago at Loughrea. If he would write to his mother, Margaret Tracy, Feakle, county Clare, he would benefit. American papers please copy.
20 September 1873 Clare
Advertiser and Kilrush Gazette
Kilrush Curates' Collection Subscribers List
Mr. Tracey, gardener, Kilrush House £0. 2s. 6d.
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/kilrush_curates.htm
29 September 1873 Clare
Journal
Ennistymon Christian Brothers Appeal for Subscriptions
Edward Tracy Esq. £1. 0s. 0d.
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/ennistymon_christian_brothers.htm
1874 Corrofin Union Workhouse Infants (Clare)
Ellen Treacy
Douglas arrived Wellington
22 Oct 1874 (assisted emigration)
Honora Treacy, 22 years, single, dairymaid, of Clare
1875-6 Bassett's Directory
Ennis Clergy
Methodist-Rev Richard Tracey
Waipa arrived Wellington 02 Apr 1876 (assisted emigration)
Anne Tracey, 16 years, single,
domestic servant, of Clare
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
La Hogue, Plymouth 23 Aug 1877 to Sydney 15 Nov 1877
Timothy Tracey, 19, single,
Laborer, from Clare
4 April 1878 The Argus (Melbourne,
Vic.)
Gaynor-Tracy.-On the 17th January, by special licence, at the Roman
Catholic Church of St. Mary's and St Thomas, Northampton, England, by the Very
Rev. Dr. Scott, James, the third son of the late Philip Gaynor, county Cavan,
Ireland, to Mary Anne Agnes, third daughter of the late Timothy Tracy, county
Clare, Ireland.
Sunday, January 18, 1880 Brooklyn Eagle
Tracy - On Friday January 16, Patrick
Tracy native of Ennis, County Clare, Ireland, in the 72nd year of his age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence 140 Canton Street on Sunday the 18th at 2 P.M.
1881-1882
16. Thady
Tracy, Meenross [Clare], £62 rent, 82a/0r/7p, Tenancy from year to year,
tenancy commenced 29 September. This tenant also holds Rabbit Island, and pays
for both his holdings the rent here set down.
Timothy
Tracy, Rabbit Island, 4a/1r/1p, tenancy from year to year, tenancy commenced
29th September.
19.
Michael Tracey, Meenross [Clare], .. rent, 3a/1r/20p, Tenacy from year to year;
tenancy commenced 29th September. The rent of this holding is included in
holding No.14 Carrowmore.
1881
14.
Michael Treacy, Carrowmore [Moynoe Clare], £21, 22a/2r/0p, tenant from year to
year
15. 6
others & Michael Treacy, Carrowmore [Moynoe Clare], 44a/2r/29p, Grazed in
common by the tenants of holdings 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, & 14..
1883
15. Thady
Tracy, Meenross [Clare], £62 rent, 82a/0r/7p, Tenancy from year to year,
tenancy commenced 29 September. This tenant also holds Rabbit Island, and pays
for both his holdings the rent here set down.
Timothy
Tracy, Rabbit Island, 4a/1r/1p, tenancy from year to year, tenancy commenced 29th
September. This tenant also holds No.16 [15?] in the townland of Meenross and
pays for both the annual sum of £62.
18.
Michael Tracey, Meenross [Clare], .. rent, 3a/1r/20p, Tenacy from year to year;
tenancy commenced 29th September. The rent of this holding is included in
holding No.14 Carrowmore.
1881 British
Census (LDS)
Margaret Tracey, 50 years, born Clare, married, Landlady, 54 Liverpool Rd Wolstanton Stafford
Bartholomew, 19 years, born Galway, lodger (son???), Labourer
John, 17 years, born Kidsgrove Stafford, son?, Iron Worker
Denis, 15 years, born Kidsgrove, son?, Iron Worker
Ann,
11 years, born Kidsgrove, daughter?
Sarah, 9 years, born Kidsgrove, daughter?
Patsey Tracey, 45 years, born Clare Galway, Slate cutter (Quaray) Rochdale Road Spotland Lanc
Mary, 35 years, born Clare Galway, wife
John, 15 years, born Clare Galway, son, Cotton Doffer
James, 9 years, born Clare Galway, don, Cotton Doffer
Margaret, 6 years, born Wolverhampton, daughter, Cotton Doffer
Ellen, 5 years, born Wolverhamptom, daughter
Kate, 3 years, born Wolverhampton, daughter
Margaret Thacy, Head, Widow, Female, 48, Clarey Ireland, Laundress, Model Lodging Houses 6 High St, Lambeth, Surrey, England
Jeramiah Thacey (Thacy), Son, U, Male, 23, Clarey Ireland, Gas Labourer
1884-5 Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracy of Carrowmore and another Clare, landlord Richard Stacpoole, 29a/0r/20p, poor valuation £19/10/0, old rent £21/0/0, new rent £21/10/0, value £200
Timothy Treacey of Meanross and another Clare, landlord Richard Stacpoole, 87a/2r/16p, poor valuation £53/3/0, old rent £62/0/0, new rent £52/15/0, value £280
March 1884 Naturalization
Newport Rhode Island
Thomas Tracy, b. 1850 Clare County Ireland, arrived 16 Apr 1866 New York City, Wit: Patrick H. Horgan, Newport RI & Peter McGann, Newport RI
Servia, Liverpool to USA 5
Feb 1885
Mary Tracy, 16, last residence: Clare
5 Jul 1885 SS Chimborazo
Sydney
David Tracey, 30, b. 1855 Clare
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/emigration/immigrants_nsw.htm
5th July 1885 Chimborazo,
Plymouth To Sydney, New South Wales
Daniel Tracey, Ag. Lab, 30, Irish, Passenger
http://marinersandships.com.au/1885/07/018chi.htm
1885 (1901 County Council of Clare)
John Tracey, Court House Keeper, appointed Summer 1885, £8/0/0
2 July 1886 Otago Witness, NZ
Deaths..On the 19th April, at
Roxburgh, Honorie Tracey Fitzgerald, native of Waterpark, County Clare,
lreland, relict of the late Michael Fitzgerald.
1886
Francis Guy's Directory of Munster
Ardnacrusha,
Co. Clare
Gentry and Clergy
Rev. Edward Tracey, CC, Ardnacrusha
24th January 1893 Notes From Ireland, No.25 Vol.1
Speech By Rev. Treacy, C.C. At Arducruska [Ardnacrusha], Co. Clare. "The day would soon come when the Union Jack, the symbol of slavery, would be removed from the public buildings of their country—(a Voice, 'Down with it')—and they would in its place have the green flag, the emblem of the freedom of a noble but persecuted people, floating triumphantly in the air." — Daily Express, 10th February, 1887.
1888 Return of
judicial rents
Patrick Treacy of Poulagour Clare, landlord George St. G. Tyner, 65a/0r/28p, poor valuation £27/0/0, old rent £46/0/0, new rent £21/10/0
1879 24th July (KH)
On Sunday last the Odd Fellows
Society of Limerick to the number of 500 chartered the Commodore steamer for an
excursion to Kilrush. The members of the Brotherhood led by their excellent
band proceeded to Colonel Vandeleur's extensive demesne. The popular gentleman
having deputed his experienced and efficient gardener Mr. Tracey to show them through the grounds.
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/history/kilrush_notes_1760_1960/notes2.htm
1888 RIC Service
John Treacy, 53007, b. 1867
Tipperary North
53007 John Treacy, 20.5 years,
5'9.5", b, Tipp N, Catholic, married 3 May 1905 wife from Waterford contd
in Limerick, recommended by DI Huddy, farmer, allocated 11 April 88, served
Clare 9 Feb 89 - Waterford 16.9.95 - Kilkenny 1.9.05, P.A. Sergt 1.4.07 - P.
Sergt 1.8.08, Reward, Pensioned 6.11.1913 53007D/78674, Contd in Queens
2 February 1891 Freeman's
Journal
Mr. Parnell In Ennis..Edward Tracy, Patrick Greene, Mr. Delaney handed the address to Mr. Parnell..
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.
James Treacy, Clare Ireland, 1900,
22 years, single, Irish, Clare, to Long Island City, New York, 3 years US
resident, with Brgt T, 567 Hunters Point Ave.
Delia
Tracy, Tuam Curafirven Co. Clare [Corrafaireen
Tuam Galway?] Ireland, 1905, 18 years, to sister Sarah, 333 Jefferson St,
Brooklyn NY
Patrick
Tracey, Dublin Ireland, 1923, 29 years, married, shipwright, 5’9” fresh
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, lived Dublin Ireland. Lived US 1911/1919.
Father: Patrick Tracey, The Mall, Arklow, Co. Wicklow. To friend Patrick
O’Neill 29 Belmount Ave Staten Island New York. b. Arklow Ireland. [see Mary
Tracey 29 wife and Mary W Tracey 1 daughter] [Stamped Not Counter written Vol
Ret]
Mary
Tracey, Dublin Ireland, 1923, 28 years,
wife, 5’5”, pale complexion, black hair, brown eyes, lived Dublin
Ireland. Lived US 1911/1919. Father-in-law: Patrick Tracey, The Mall, Arklow,
Co. Wicklow. To friend Patrick O’Neill 29 Belmount Ave Staten Island New York.
b. Clare Ireland. [see Patrick Tracey 29
husband, Mary W Tracey 1 daughter] [Stamped Not Counter written Vol Ret]
Mary
W. Tracey, Dublin Ireland, 1923, 1 years, lived Dubline Ireland. Grandfather:
Patrick Tracey, The Mall, Arklow, Co. Wicklow. To friend Patrick O’Neill 29
Belmount Ave Staten Island New York. b. Arklow Ireland. [see Patrick Tracey 29 husband, Mary Tracey
28 wife] [Stamped Not Counter written Vol Ret]
Patrick
Tracey, Clare Ireland, 1923, 30 years, married, shipwright, 5’9” fair
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, lived Co. Clare Ireland. Father: Patrick
Tracey, Wicklow Ireland. To brother in law Joseph Considene, 292 West 142 St
New York. b. ?sklow [Arklow] Ireland.
[see Mary Tracey 29 wife and Mary W Tracey 2 daughter]
Mary
Tracey, Clare Ireland, 1923, 29 years, wife, 5’5”, dark complexion, black hair,
brown eyes, lived Co. Clare Ireland. Father: Patrick Tracey, Wicklow Ireland.
To brother Joseph Considene, 292 West 142 St New York. b. Dromelihy
[Drumellihy] Ireland. [see Patrick
Tracey 30 husband, Mary W Tracey 2 daughter]
Mary
W. Tracey, Clare Ireland, 1923, 2 [1y10m] years, daughter, fair complexion,
fair hair, blue eyes, lived Co. Clare Ireland. [grand]Father: Patrick Tracey,
Wicklow Ireland. To uncle Joseph Considene, 292 West 142 St New York. b.
Dromelihy [Drumellihy] Ireland. [see
Patrick Tracey 30 husband, Mary Tracey 29 wife]
Broadford
Bridget Treacy, Kilbane
[Killokennedy] Clare Ireland, 1905, 19 years, lived Kilbane Broadford Co.
Clare, to brother Timothy Treacy, 8 School St, Sandy Hill, New York.
Mary
Tracey, Broadford [Kilseily Clare] Ireland, 1907, 21 years, single, b.
Claremount [Killuran] Broadford Ireland to Long Branch? NJ [crossed out]
Killaloe
Margaaret Treacy, Killalse (Killaloe
Clare? Ireland) 1896, 20 years, Killaloe, to New York
Mary
Tracey, Killaloe Ireland, 1908, 22 years, single, 5’6”, fair complexion, brown
hair, blue eyes. lived Killaloe Ireland. Relative: Cathe ? Tracey, Knockaveen Scarriff.
To cousin Miss S Moroney Albany Hotel, Denver Cal. b. Scariff Ireland.
Killone
Esther
Tracey, Clare Castle G. Br (Clarecastle Ennis Clare Ireland?), 1921, 9 years,
Irish, uncle: John Joe Reddan, Main St Clare Castle, to Lawell Mass
Miltown
Malbay
Bridget
Tracy [Tracey], Miltown Melley (Malbay Clare) Ireland, 1903, 19 years, to
sister Kate Shanahan (married) 119 – 9th Ave New York
Christina
Tracy, Miltown Malbay Clare Ireland, 1913, 17 years, single, Mother Mrs Tracey
Spanish point Miltownmalbay, to sister Maggie Treacy 36? W 35th St
New York, 5’, fair complexion, brown hair, brown eyes, b. Miltownmalbay
Christina Treacy, NY USA, 1920, 21
years, single, checker, Mother: Mrs Mary Treacy, Spanish Point, Miltownmalbay.
lived 1914/1920 NY, Sister Mrs W McKay, 2176 Bathgate Ave, NY. 5’1”, fair
complexion, black hair, brown eyes. b. Miltownmal Ireland.
Johanna Treacy, Miltown Malby (Clare
Ireland?), 1904, 16 years, sister paid passage, to Cousin Mrs H? Shanahan
(Johanna), 119 9th Ave New York. with sister Cq 7.
Kate Tracey, Miltown Malbay (Clare Ireland?), 1903, 18
years, single, Cmaid, to sister Ellen, YE? 39th Str New York,
Maggie Tracy, Miltownmalbay (Clare) Ireland, 1897, 15
years, single, to New York, Sister: Bdgt Tracy, 337 W 22St, New York
Margaret
Tracey, Miltown Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 22 years, single servant, to Aunt
Mrs Shanahan, 119 9th Ave New York, lived NY 1896/1884/1885/1904
Minnie
Tracey, Miltown Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 27 years, single servant, to Aunt
Mrs Shanahan, 119 9th Ave New York, lived NY 1896/1884/1885/1904
Margaret
Treacey, Gatun Canal Zone CA USA, 1915, 30 years, single, lived Gatun Canal
Zone, no relation in Ireland. lived 17 years TG? Il [US], Sister Mrs Shanahan,
136, West 12 St, N.Y. 5’5”, Fr complexion, br hair, gr eyes. b. Clare Ireland.
Maris
[Maria] Treacy, Mietown (Milltown
Malbay Clare? Ireland), 1901, 21 years, to sister Bridget, 215 E? 39th
St New York
Maria
Treacy, Miltown (Miltownmalbay Clare Ireland?), 1906, 26
years, single, Non Immigarting Alien, lived 1901 1906 New York, Sister Mrs Kate
Shanahan, 117, 9th Ave New York. 5’4”, fair complexion, brown hair,
blue eyes. b. Miltownmalbay.
Michael Tracey, Miltown Malbay Clare Ireland, 1910, 24
[32?] years, 5’4” fair complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, Stepmother Mrs J
Tracey, Spanish Point, Miltown Malby, To sister Mrs W McKee, 771 Trinity Ave
Bronx NY, b. Miltown Malbay
Michael
Treacy, Miltown Malbay (Clare) Ireland, 1907, 21 years, single, Father James
Treacy, Miltownmalbay. Sister paid passage. To Sister Delia Treacy, 711 2nd
Ave, New York. 5’4”, dark complexion, dark hair, grey eyes. b. Miltownmalbay
Ireland. [Henry Treacy 19, Michael 21 – cousins?]
Henry
Treacy, Miltown Malbay (Clare) Ireland, 1907, 19 years, single. Father Michl
Treacy, Miltownmalby, Co. Clare. sister paid passage. To sister Winnie Treacy,
331 W 101st St Chicago Ill, 5’5”, brown complexion, dark hair, grey
eyes. b. Miltownmalby Ireland. [Henry Treacy 19, Michael 21 – cousins?]
Henry
Treacy, Miltown Malbay (Clare) Ireland, 1911, 23 years, single, Father Michael
Treacy, Miltown Malbay Co. Clare. lived US 1904-10, to Sister Delia Treacy, 438
West 50 St New York, 5’8”, fair complexion, fair hair, brown eyes. b.
Miltownmalby Ireland. [travelling with Annie O’Connor 24 of Miltownmalby]
O’Callaghans Mills
Mary Treacy, Ocaceathans
(O’Callaghans Mills, Clare) Ireland, 1907, 21 years, single. Pat Treacy,
Ocallaghan’s Mill, Clare. sister Josie Treacy, Cypres St, Jersey, NJ. 5’6”,
fair complexion, dark hair, blue eyes. b. Ocallaghans Mills, Co. Clare,
Ireland.
Rath
Michael
Tracey, 1894, 40 years, mason, of Corofin Clare? Ireland, to Newport
Michael
Tracy, Corrofin (Clare) Ireland, 1902, 55 years, married, Cit Disch On Pier, US
Citizen, to New York, Court of Com Pleas Newport Cs RI May 18/84
Scariff
Margaret E Treacy, Scarriff (Clare?)
Ireland, 1908, 20 years, single, father Michl, Moynure, Scarriff. friend
Michael Conway, 735 East 136th St New York, 5’3”, fair complexion,
brown hair, blue eyes, b. Scarriff Ireland. (Treacy
Margaret 20 1888 S 1908 Arabic Queenstown Scarriff Father, Michael Treacy,
Moynoe, Scarriff, Clare Friend, Michael Conway, 735, East 136th Street, New
York)
Pat Treacy, Scariff (Clare) Ireland, 1923, 26 years (Treacy Pat 26 1897 S 1923 Carmania Queenstown Scariff Brother, Dan Treacy, Hoyroe (MOYNOE?), Scariff, Clare Cousin, Stephen Flannery, 2298, Creston Avenue, New York)
Pat Treacy, Scariff (Clare) Ireland,
1923, 26 years, single, brother Dan treacy Hoyroe Scarriff Co. Clare. cousin
Stephen Flannery 2298 Creston Ave New York. 6'2", fresh complexion, dark
hair, blue eyes, b. Scariff Ireland.
Sixmile
Bridge
Delia
Tracey, Sixmile Bridge Co. Clare Ireland, 1910, 20 years, brother Timmy? Treacy
266 57th St Brooklyn [sister Mary]
Mary
Tracey, Sixmile Bridge Co Clare Ireland, 1910, 23 years, brother Timmy? Treacy
266 57th St Brooklyn [sister Delia]
Timothy Treasy, Brooklyn USA, 1912,
26 years, single, Tram Conductor, Non immigrating alien, Grandmother Caty
Niher? Six Mile Bridge Co Clare. lived 1905 to 1911 New York. to brother Frank
265 55th St Brooklyn. 5'-", fresh complexion, brown hair, brown eyes. b.
Six Mile Bridge Ireland.
Whitegate
James Treacy, Whitegate (Clare?
Ireland), 1905, 30 years, married, bricklayer, US citizen dish on pier,
returning to: 5020 Winn [Wayne?] Ave, Germantown Pa
Ellie Treacy, Whitegate (Clare)
Ireland, 1910, 11 [14] years, [Cousin of Cry? written in] Father Dan Treacy,
Whitegate, Co. Clare. aunt paid passage, Aunt Mrs Cunningham, Twin Lakes, Minn.
5’-“, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. b. Whitegate Ireland. [Whites
from Whitegate also on board]
Mary Treacy, Whitegate (Clare)
Ireland, 1911, 19 [18] years, single, Father Daniel Treacy, Whitegate, Kilkittaun?,
Co. Clare. to aunt Mrs Mary McGlynn? College St, Glamville?, Min.] 5’8”, fair
complexion, fair hair, blue eyes. b. Whitegate Ireland. [written “with Aunt”]
[Mary Treacy 19, Margaret Treacy 17, sisters – also Joseph Lucas 17 [16] of
Whitegate]
Margaret Treacy, Whitegate (Clare)
Ireland, 1911, 17 [15?] years, single, Father do [Daniel Treacy, Whitegate, Kilkittaun?,
Co. Clare.] to aunt do [Mrs Mary McGlynn, College St, Glamville?, Min.] 5’4”,
fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes. b. do [Whitegate Ireland.] [written
“with Aunt”] [Mary Treacy 19, Margaret Treacy 17, sisters – also Joseph Lucas
17 [16] of Whitegate]
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United
States Naturalization Petitions Christina Tracy, born 12 Jun 1898 Miltown, [Milltown Malbay] Clare, Ireland. Waitress & Food checker, Lives 2176 Bathgate Avenue NYC (April 1927) & 490 E 181 Street Bronx NY, fair complexion, 5'5", 125 lb, brown hair, brown eyes, not married, emigrated on the Carmania from Queenstown Sep 1912 or Oct 2 1913, Naturalised 1927 New York City, NY Daniel Treacey or Treacy, born 15 Apr 1904 Whitegate, [Clare], Ireland. Naturalised 1935 & 1942 Bklyn, Kgs, NY. Spouse's Mary Treacey Or Treacy born 09 Jul 1907 Child Kathleen Treacey Or Treacy born 03 Sep 1941 John Francis Tracey, born 20 Jun 1883 Ennis, [Clare] Ireland. Naturalised 1907 Boston, Massachusetts Mary Francis Tracey, born 19 Mar 1905 Clare, Ireland. Lives 128 West 60th Street, Housework, 26 years, fair complexion, grey eyes, black hair, 5'2", 100 lb, not married. Emigrated on the Cedric from Queenstown March 6 1928. Naturalised 1931 New York Thaddeus Tracey, born 25 Mar 1885 Clare, Ireland. Naturalised 1907 Brighton, Mass Timothy
Treacy, born 02 Mar 1879 Clare, Ireland. Naturalised 1912 Boston (chasn),
Massachusetts |
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1893 - Guy's Directory
Posting
Establishments - Miltownmalbay
James Treacy
Michael Treacy
Postal Directory
of Towns and Villages - Scarriff
Farmer
Timothy Treacy, Meenross
Postal Directory
of Towns and Villages - O'Callaghan's Mills
Farmers.
Dl Tracey, O'Callaghans mills
1894-1974 Cooleenbridge National School [Cooleen Bridge
Poulagower Tomgraney Co. Clare]
Clare County Library
is grateful to Tim Treacy for donating this publication.
[Many references and
photographs of the Treacy family] [link]
Cooleenbridge,
Scariff, Poulagower, Co. Clare The Schools’ Collection
Collector: Mary Kate Treacy
https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/5177627
1900 Return of judicial rents
Anne
Treacy, wife of Michael Treacy of Tomgraney Scariff Clare, landlord Robert
W.H.Moreland, 7a/1r/35p, poor valuation £10/5/0, old rent £16/0/0, new rent 1 £12/0/0,
new rent 2 £10/10/0
1900 Irish Mission for Immigrant
Girls in New York City
Mary
Tracy, 1907, 23 years, from clare. Sponsor: Mrs. Aaron Irons, 59 Cypress St.
Long Branch, N.J. sister (Umbria - October 20 1907)
1901 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland)
Act
4/7/1901
Mathew Treacy of Kilkitawn? Clare, landlord Bernard Martin, 26a/1r/7p?, poor
valuation £12/5/0, rent £18/0/0, Judical, purchase £333, advance £333, cash £67
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
James Tracey, 64, Broadford [Clare?]
Ireland, Agricultural Labourer, Sankey, Lancaster
11 December 1903 San Francisco Call
Kenney - In this city, December
10, 1903, Mary beloved wife of the
late Edward Kenney, sister of Catherine
Treacy, aunt of Mrs. Delia McInerney, Mrs. Ellen Mattocks and John Lynch
and stepmother of David and Thomas Kenney, a native of County Clare, Ireland,
aged 50 years.
'Haverford', Queenstown to Phila 11 Sept
1904
Patrick
Treacy, 24, b. 1880, lived Scarriff [Clare], to cousin Timothy Mahon 36 Keane
New Hamshire
Nov 28, 1906 (IT)
..lands of Ballycarroll, situated
in the Barony of Bunratty Upper [Co. Clare]..indenture dated the 17th May 1861
made between Bryan O'Loghlen..John Woulfe Flanagan..and to Daniel Tracey,
Patrick Mulvihill and Matthew Moloney the sums of £250, £115 and £100
respectively..
Kehoe and
Treacy - May 6th 1907, at the Church
of St. Andrew, Westland Row [Dublin]..Miles Kehoe, K.C. County Court Judge, to Annie, daughter of the late John Treacy,
J.P., Tenikilly, Mountrath, Queen's County.
November 16, 1907 The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah])
Queens - The recent death of Mr.
Miles Kehoe, KC, county court of Clare, brings sorrow to the well known Queen's
county family, The Treacy's of Tenakill, of whom his brother-in-law and kinsman,
Mr. John Treacy, JP, is now the respected head.
November 16, 1907 The Irish standard (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Queen's. The recent death of Mr.
Miles Kehoe, K. C., County Court Judge of Clare, brings sorrow to a well known
Queen's County family, the Treacy of Tenakill, of whom his brother-in-law and
kinsman, Mr. John Treacy, J. P., Tenakill, is now the respected head.
Oct 24 1907, Patrick Treacy,
Kildoorus & Aughboy Clare, 5a1r15p & 0a3r32p, £2 & 5s valuation,
£1.12.0 rent, £35 purchase price and advance, consolidated with no. 112
Oct 24 1907, Patrick Treacy,
Doomass Demesne Clare, 6a1r0p parcel, £135 purchase price and advance,
consolidated with no. 57
1896
RIC Service James Treacy, 57282, b. 1874
Tipperary 57282, James Treacy, 23,
5'9.75", b. Tipperary, joined from Tippy NR, Catholic, recommended by
D.I. Waters, labourer, appointed 15th ? ?, served Donegal 22 Apl
96, Westmeath 1:3:97 (24413), Mayo 24:3?:05 (16488, 125429), Gal ER 5:3:09
(37112) [crossed out], Clare 5:2:09 (37112) Circular 15:1:1909 www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/history/browne_killaloe_ric.pdf August 1910 ITRIC Weights and measures training at the depot..James Treacy, Clare..Aug 15, 1910 (FJ) RICThe following members..act as Inspectors of weights and Measures have returned to their stations:..J. Treacy..Clare..Sep 24, 1910 (IT) RIC..obtaining certificate to act as ex-officio Inspectors of Weights and Measures..James Tracey, Clare..April 1911 ITGood Police Duty..James Treacy, Clare..May 1, 1911 (FJ) RICThe following members of the Ennis, Corofin and Ennistymon Districts, Co. Clare, are awarded favourable records..James Treacy..Oct 26, 1912 (IT)At a special Court at Ennis...Sergeant James Tracey...[Barracks Drumcarna Ballyea, Clare???]
Apr 12, 1913 (IT) Good Police Duty ...Sergeant James Treacy, Clare,
First Class Record;… April 1913 ITGood Police Duty..James Treacy, Clare
1922 R.I.C. Pensions awarded in Clare James Treacy, Head Const. 57282,
b. 1874 Irish |
Sergeant Treacy, Bodyke, Co. Clare. 1913. |
Mar 11, 1911 (FJ) Bodyke and Tomgraney (Clare) UIL..2s..Laurence Tracy.. 1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 18 Apr 1912 The Limerick Chronicle
The Titanic Disaster
Providential Escape of Clare
Passengers
Patrick Tracey, Cratloe, and Daniel
and Mary Sullivan, on booking passages for Titanic at the office of Mr. Michael
Ryan, Sarsfield street, changed their minds, deciding to wait for the Titanic's
second trip, which had been fixed for Mary 2nd.
1912 Return of advances under the
Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estates Commissioners
1/1/1912 Richard Tracey of
Woodfield Clare, 12a/2r/24p, poor valuation £7/10/0, rent £6/14/2, not Judical,
purchase £134, advance £134, 19.9 years
1/1/1912 Richard Tracey of Woodfield
Clare, 2a/3r/25p, poor valuation £2/10/0, rent £2/3/2, not Judical, purchase
£43, advance £43, 19.9 years
1913 RIC Service
Eugene Tracey, 67041 b. 1892 Carlow
67041 Eugene Tracey, dob 14 March 1892, 5'9
5/8", b. Carlow, Catholic, recommended by DI Winder, farmer, appointed 15
Jan 1913, served Clare 25th July 1913, Resigned 19.6.20 45375D, Family affairs,
Contd in Carlow & Dublin City
July 1913 IT RIC Having completed
training..appointed to fill vacancies..No.1 Company, Eugene Treacy, Clare..
John Joseph Treacy alias O'Brien alias White, G Company, 4 Battalion, Mid Clare Brigade, of Miltown Malbay Clare & Cork
John Treacy, B Company, 4 Battalion, West Clare Brigade, 1 Western Division
Patrick Treacy, Scariff Company, 4 Battalion, East Clare Brigade
Sarah Bugler nee Tracy, Cumann na mBan, C Company, East Clare
Timothy Treacy, E Company, 4 Battalion, East Clare Brigade, 1 Western Division
1914-1918
Ireland’s Memorial Records
Leroy
Lawrence Tracy. Reg. No. 51507. Rank Private, Royal Army
Medical Corps. Killed in action France 20/7/1916. Born Dublin. Enlisted
Limerick.
In
his will, he left £3,000 Guiness Preference shares to his mother Sarah Ann
Tracy, The Cottage, Bodyke, Co. Clare, Ireland and the use of my house known as
the The Cottage to her for life at her death to my brother J.P. Tracy RE in the
event of his death house & land and fixtures to be sold and proceeds to my
cousin Ralph Ronald Tracey R.N. failing which to the Catholic Orphans Society
Dublin. Leroy L. Tracey CE, Engineering Inspector, Congested District Board,
The Cottage, Bodyke, Clare Co, Ireland [Will]
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service &
Pension Records
Joseph Tracey, b. abt 1877, Clare
Castle, Co Clare
The Doughboys from Clare in WW1 [PDF]
Private Michael Tracy: Born in Co
Clare about 1888. Lived in New York City. He was aged 29 when he enlisted on
the 20th July 1917 into the 69th Infantry G Company 90680 (42nd
Div). He served overseas from Oct 1917 to April 1919. He was wounded slightly
in July 1918. (New York, Abstracts of National Guard Service in WWI, 1917-1919)
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare//history/clare_men_women_great_war_22.pdf
Ennis National School RegistersPatrick Tracey, b. Nov 1903, RC, The Market Ennis, father Engineer, 2nd class in 1913, left 1915
Oct 26, 1915 (IT) Movements in the Civil Service
..Miss L. [Lily] Tracey, sorting
clerk and telephonist, Longford, has been appointed sub-postmaster of Kilrush,
Ennis. [see Avova Wicklow]
1915 Raheen House, Tuamgraney [photograph]
12. Paddy Treacy.
http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=2116
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Henry Tracy b. 11 Apr 1888 Mill Toure [Milltown] [Miltown Malbay Clare]
Ireland, declared naturalisation, single, no depenants, Elecator Runn??? not
employed, lives 262 W25 NY
1917-1921 service medal - Timothy Treacy, E Company, 4 Battalion, East
Clare Brigade, 1 Western Division
Timothy Treacy
Coollen Bridge (Knocakaveen),
Scariff, Clare
Date of birth 1895-10-20
Date of death 1967-06-19
Civilian occupation: Small Farmer;
Notes: File relates to successful
application for Service (1917-1921) Medal. Medal issued 24 October 1951. Duly
awarded certificate signed 30 September 1966. Associated file DP41845 : File
relates to successful application by subject for Special Allowance under the
Army Pensions Act. Allowance awarded in 1966. File includes: social welfare
reports, signed statements regarding application for said allowance, reports
regarding the means and level of income of subject and sanctions granting
payment of allowance. After subject's death, both the balance of this allowance
and a funeral grant were paid to his next of kin.
Data Protection Note Partly closed
Organisation Irish Republican Army
Rank Unknown
Commanding Officer(s) Michael Minogue; Sean O'Halloran; A.
Brennan
Company E Company
Unit 4 Battalion
Brigade East Clare Brigade
Division 1 Western Division
Medal awarded Service (1917-1921) Medal
File Reference MD14173
May 3, 1920 (FJ) Startling evidence at resumed inquest
..recent Miltown-Malbay
shootings..celebrate the release of the Mountjoy hunger-strikers..he saw Tommy
Leary stretched on the footpath, face downwards. With the assistance of John
Tracey, he listed him up..
May 4, 1920 (FJ) ..Miltown-Malbay
..John Joe Treacy said..
Sep 15, 1920 (IT) Sad Co. Clare Drowning Accident
..Miltown-Malbay..She called to
James Boland and John Tracey, who were near, and they went to the assistance of
the children..[children saved but mother drowned]
1920
...The day after Martin Counihan's
violent death, in the townland of Meenross outside Scariff town,
sixty-one-year-old farmer James Treacy [of Meenross Moynoe] died [28 October
1920]. Unlike Counihan, no reference was made to Treacy in any police report
and months later the registrar, Daniel
Reidy, simply recorded that his death was the result of 'carcinoma of stomach'.
Treacy had suffered for nine months and towards the end of his life was
bedridden for some time. Weeks earlier, as violent raids intensified across
north- east Clare, British forces arrived at his thatched home close to the
River Shannon, where he lived with his wife, Margaret, and five children.
During the raid, despite his obvious frailty, James Treacy was manhandled and
viciously thrown out of his bed, while the British forces searched for guns or
evidence of republican activity. It is difficult to dismiss the obvious impact of
such an attack on an already feeble man. His daughter Mary, who was there
during the raid, spoke often of 'how weak and frail he was and how cruel they
[British forces] were...
...Among those who drove to
Killaloe was twenty-seven-year-old Patrick Treacy from Meenross in Scariff,
whose father had died only weeks before hand, a death expedited by a vicious
attack by British forces during a raid on his home...
MacConmara, Tomás (2021) The Scariff Martyrs: War, Murder and Memory in
East Clare. Mercier Press Ltd
1920? Raheen rural industries, Scariff
…note-book carried by…Clune…of the
Raheen Rural Industries…contained the names Collins and Tracey…the Raheen Rural
Industries had an employee called Tracey
who had applied for a sick-ticket, and it was therefore likely that he should
be mentioned in the note-book…
Evidence
on conditions in Ireland: comprising the complete testimony (1921) By Albert Coyle, American Commission on Conditions in Ireland
Late Rr. T.C. Clune HC Deb 29
November 1920 vol 135 cc939-40W 939W
§ Mr. Adamson asked the Chief
Secretary for Ireland whether his attention has been drawn to a statement
signed by Mr. Lysaght, managing partner of the Raheen rural industries in
County Clare, and employer of the late T. C. Clune, who was shot in an alleged
attempt to escape from custody in Dublin Castle; whether he is aware that Mr.
Clune was not, as alleged, a lieutenant in the Irish Republican Army; that he
had been employed as head clerk under Mr. Lysaght for seven years; that the
entries in the notebook found upon Mr. Clune were concerned solely with the
business in which he was employed, and that the names of the people mentioned
were all of persons in the same employment; that the entries regarding the
obtaining of passports referred solely to a proposed visit to France of Mrs.
Lysaght and family; that all Mr. Clune's movements were known; that Mr. Clune
had gone to Dublin for the audit of the annual accounts of the Raheen
Co-operative Society; and whether, in view of these statements being entirely contradicted
in the official report, he will have further inquiries made into the matter?
1921- Calendars of Wills
and Administrations
Daniel Treacy otherwise Tracey, 25 Aug 1932, late of Fox and Geese O’Callaghan’s Mills County Clare, farmer, who died 14 Jun 1928, to John Treacy and James Treacy, farmers. Effects …
James Treacy, 11 Nov 1927, late of Meenross Scariff County Clare, farmer, who died 30 Oct 1920, to John J. Treacy and John Tuohy, farmers. Effects …
Matthew Treacy, 25 Jun 1931, late of Kilkittaun Whitegate County Clare, farmer, who died 15 Mar 1907, to Matthew Treacy, farmer. Effects …
1922 Army Census
John Joe Treacey; 20; Pte, QM Dpt 1/WDN, home address: Church Rd Milton
Malby, 10903 pay no: 11342, Joined: 7/4/22 Ennis, single, RC, Next of kin:
mother, Next of kin: Mrs N Tracey, Church Rd Milton Malby; Ennis (Clare); download file
1917-1921 service medal - John Joseph Treacy alias O'Brien alias
White, G Company, 4 Battalion, Mid Clare
Brigade, of Miltown Malbay Clare & Cork
John Joseph Treacy alias O'Brien
alias White
Addresses:
C/O Royal Typewriters, 42
McCurtain Street, Cork
Church Street, Miltown Malbay,
Clare
Date of birth: 1901-05-24
Notes: File relates to successful
Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Medal later deemed to have been duly
awarded. Duly awarded certificate signed 23 May 1969. Note states that John
Joseph was named after his mother Nora White and his paternal name may have
been O'Brien or White.
Data Protection Note: Open
Organisation: Fianna Éireann
Rank: Volunteer
Commanding Officer(s): I. O'Neill;
Ned Lynch
Company: G Company
Unit: 4 Battalion
Brigade: Mid Clare Brigade
National Army Service Number:
30858
Medal awarded: Service (1917-1921)
Medal
File Reference: MD2769
Michael, Freacy
[Treacy], 38, Pte 1st Western; home address: Kilbane, Co. Clare; Pay
no. 11303; joined Ennis; Single; RC; Sister Mary Treacy, 20 Catherine St,
Limerick; Macroom (Cork); download file
1925 The Shannon Scheme by Willie W. Gleeson
One fine day in the year 1925,
three members of Athlunkard Boat Club were engaged in putting the final touches
to the Desmond Hall ballroom in Cruise's Hotel, in preparation for the club's
annual monster whist drive - a popular pastime in those early days. They were
Jimmy O'Donoghue, Charlie Treacy and the author.
Sep 7, 1929 (SS) Cruelty [Co. Clare]
.Kilrush District Court for cruelly
ill-treating a goat, the property of Miss Tracey, postmistress..Mrs. Teresa
Walsh, The Manse stated..she had let the field to Miss Tracy for the graping of
the goat..
1930-1932
Edward Treacy, The Thomond Archaeological Society and Field Club
MS 33,606 (21) Sheehy Skeffington Papers NLI
Concerning Owen's progress, lecture arrangements, An Poblacht, reaction
of delight to election of De Valera, anti-Catholic policy of Great Northern
Railway, film “Cimarron”, anti-vivisection movement, Hanna’s eye trouble, and
official permission for Hanna to visit Portrush.
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
John Francis Tracey, lives 244 (or
217) 50 St Bklyn Kings NY, b. 20 June 1887 Clare Ireland, Contact Mrs Mary
Meloy 217 50 St Bklyn, works W.P.A. Park Dept Eagle Bldg Washington St Bklyn
Kings NY, [Signed]
12 Garret Barry, uilleann piper
…There was a blacksmith over here
[Miltown?], Jack Tracey. Jack used to follow Garret all over the country…
Tom
Munnelly. Junior Crehan of Bonavilla. Béaloideas, Vol. 66 (1998), pp. 59-161
Mar 3, 1954 (II) Deaths [see Clonrush]
Treacy (Whitegate Co. Clare) March 1 1954 at her residence Kilkittane, Kate, relict of Daniel Treacy; deeply regretted RIP. Mass in Whitegate Church this (Wednesday) morning at 10 o'c. Funeral to Clonrush at 12 o'c same day.
1959 OPW Corrib Drainage
"C85/357/721/59" "Corrib-Clare: Application By Bartley Treacy, Clough, Gurteen For Replacement Of Steps To Riverbank" "59"
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Cuimhneamh
An Chláir - Clare Memories Flan O'Brien INTERVIEW by Tomás Mac Conmara on October 01, 2008 HUNTING THE HARE - Flan speaks generally about the various people he knew in Ballymalone, Ballyvannon and Caherhurley. States that Dinny Moloney was called the Tongser and speaks about hunting around ‘The Commons’ with Dan Treacy (Caimin Treacy’s grandfather) and Dinny Moloney. Flan recalls seeing traffic on Sléibhín Hill from the Commons. The trees have obstructed this view now. Flan recalls the banter between the three of them when they’d be out hunting. States that there was a track for a horse and car from the Sléibhín side. WORLD WAR II AND WORKING IN THE BOG - Flan recalls working in the bog in Caherhurley in 1945 when he was 18 years old. Bob Riordan was the ganger. Recalls how Patsy Ryan would make the baskets that would be put on the asses to carry the turf. Flan describes the process of cutting turf. Mentions Joe Tuohy and Johnny Doyle who were great tin whistle players. He names out the men who would work at the turf. Mick Grady (Pat’s Father), John Pa O’Brien, Michel Hogan from Tuamgraney, Joe Noonan, Paddy Treacy, Ben Geoghan were some of the men. https://www.clarememories.ie/archive/138/flan-o-brien.html Michael 'Hookey ' Farrell INTERVIEW by Tomás Mac Conmara on April 26, 2011 THE NICKNAME 'HOOKEY' - Michael states that there was a man named Hookey Brooder (sic.) who lived out passed the Half Barrel pub. When Michael was at Denis Mulvihils playing cards with the three Bolwers, Denis Brien and Matt Treacy. While the men were chatting Denis Brien as a question about the Hookey Brooder. Another man said ‘cher we have a Hookey here’ pointing at Michael. https://www.clarememories.ie/archive/79/michael-hookey-farrell.html?print=1&tmpl=component Tom McInerney INTERVIEW by Jackie Elger on January 21, 2015 GAA - Tom says that Fr Hewitt organised a hurling team and he speaks of a championship in 1923 that was never finished between Feakle and O’Callaghan’s Mills in Treacy’s field because ‘Grady wouldn’t get off for hitting Miko Neville. The match was awarded to Kilkishen. He says that was the only playing field in Kilkishen and Tulla. Emigration took the men so there was no team in his time. He says his father was in the team that won a championship. Tom’s son, (Jim, 1995) & grandson, (Daniel McInerney, 2013), won All-Ireland medals. Tom speaks of hurlers in his area. He talks about the rivalry between Kilkishen and O’Callaghan’s Mills. He recalls how O’Callaghan’s Mills got their field. He says his children hurled with Tulla. He recalls recently meeting a man he once played U14 hurling against. He speaks of Fr Solan in Whitegate and Pappy Callaghan from the Mills who were great hurlers. Tom recalls a match in 1963 between Sixmilebridge and Newmarket where the pitch was dug overnight. https://www.clarememories.ie/archive/149/tom-mcinerney.html Babs Durack [Tuamgraney] INTERVIEW by Tomás Mac Conmara on October 02, 2010 WORKING IN THE PUB - Babs took over the pub when she was about 17. Her mother had died and her father was an old man. She speaks about the people that used to come into her pub. She describes the nature of those people. She describes how good natured they were and that ‘they knew no badness’. Babs speaks about Christmas. Speaks about Brian Treacy and Joe Noonan (wonderful singer). He used to always sing at Christmas – ‘Christmas Eve in London’. https://www.clarememories.ie/archive/pdf/101/babs-durack.html Bernadette Roberts née McNamara INTERVIEW by Eileen Carroll on August 13, 2009 SCHOOL - Bernadette lists the subjects they did at school. She recalls them doing a play. She says Bishop Fogerty was ill when it came to their confirmation day so they had one of his secretaries instead. She was asked a question on indulgences. She remembers sitting a primary school exam and then she went to St Xavier’s Convent of Mercy School in Kilrush for four years, which was an all-Irish school. She had an aunt who was a teacher in Carrigaholt. Sister Mary Alacoque was the head in Kilrush. Her teachers were Miss O’Kelly for maths; Siobhan Manning from Kerry and Miss Tracy the French teacher and Miss O’Carroll was her English teacher. Very little Irish was spoken in her family. Her grandmother was a native Irish speaker. They travelled to school on the West Clare Railway. They had a choir in school and she recalls the School Choir Feis every year in Ennis. She speaks of the Gregorian Plain Chant. They did no sport. They got a three monthly ticket on the train. During exam times they would miss the last train and they would have to get lifts. They were warned by the Reverend Mother not accept lifts from reps; not to accept chocolates and not to swim with the boys. She describes the uniform. She did her Leaving in 1942. Her friend Mary’s father, (O’Dea), had a pub in Kilrush and she would go with her to the pub for lunch. https://www.clarememories.ie/archive/pdf/186/bernadette-roberts-nee-mcnamara.htm Annie Hall INTERVIEW by Edel Greene on August 18, 2009 EARLY LIFE - Annie starts off by talking about how she would walk to Lakyle school. When someone was doing their Leaving Cert they would have to attend a school in Scariff. Annie says that she was born in 1921 and only had one brother who was younger. Her father died when she was only 4 years old but she can remember him getting sick. She states here that she is anaemic and she talks about this condition briefly. Her mother’s maiden name was Tracey. Her grandparents lived in the neighbouring farm and when her father passed away they helped out on the land. At the time of the wake they were still living a thatched house. Both her brother and she weren’t allowed to attend the funeral as they were too young. https://www.clarememories.ie/archive/pdf/107/annie-hall.html |
FAMILY HISTORIES
Clare County Library - Donated Material:
Births/Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/bmd/index_bmd.htm
Clare
County Library Images online - Gravestones
http://foto.clarelibrary.ie/fotoweb/
Killaloe Marriage Licence Bonds 1738-1845
Richard T Tracey & Dorothea Wood
1824 (Marriage Licence Bond) [see Richard Taylor Tracey]
Alice Tracy & John Franck 1782
(Marriage Licence Bond)
Mary Tracy b. abt 1784 & Mathew
Browne 1805 (Marriage Licence Bond) (LDS)
Mary Tracy b. abt 1805 & Wm
Sides 1826 (Marriage Licence Bond) (LDS)
Robert Tracy & Johanna Maher
1805 or 1835 (Marriage Licence Bond)
Denis Treacy & Jane Willis als
Bayly 1826 (Marriage Licence Bond)
Thomas Treacy & Margt Cole 1840
(Marriage Licence Bond)
Killaloe Bonds
Michael Tracey Ballyvorgil
[Ballyvorgal Clonlea Clare] Farmer 1795 (bond)
Matilda Toole als Pound als Treacy
Birr [Offaly] Widow 1839 (bond)
Owen Treacy Ballycommon [Offaly OR
Monsea Tipperary] Farmer 1818 (bond)
Thomas Treacy Obriensbridge [Clare]
Policeman 1838 (bond)
Victoria Australia
Marriages
1867, 02656, , Treacy, John, Ryan,
Mary Helena, Clare,
1868, 02846, , Treacy, Bryan, Ward,
Catherine, Clare,
1877, 00928, F, Treacy, Ellen
Alicia, Lett, Samuel, Clare,
1882, 05278, M, Tracy, John,
Jeffrey, Jessie, Co Clare,
DEATHS
Tim Tracey died 1864, Limerick PLU,
aged 52, b. 1812, died 28 Nov 1864 Relbeen [Raheen? Tomgraney] Clare
Edmond
Tracey died 1866, Scarriff PLU, aged 70, b. 1796, died 26 Jan 1866 Scarriff REG
Stephen
Tracey died 1866, Scarriff PLU, aged 60, b. 1806, died 13 Nov 1866 Scarriff REG
Anthony Tracy
February 12, 13 &14, 1895 The Morning Call. (San Francisco
[Calif.])
Tracy - In this city, February 11,
1895, Anthony, beloved husband of the late Catherine Tracy, and father of
Maggie, Nellie, Eddie and Katie Tracy, a native of Clare, Ireland, aged 52
years.
The funeral will take
place tomorrow (Thursday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m. from his late residence, 3314
Geary street. Please omit flowers. Interment private.
Tracy - In this city,
February 12, 1895, Nellie, beloved daughter of the late Anthony and Catherine
Tracy, and sister of Maggie, Eddie and Katie Tracy, a native of San Francisco,
aged 20 years,
The funeral will take place To-Morrow (Thursday), at 10:30 o'clock a. m. from her late residence, 3314 Geary street. Please omit flowers. Interment private.
1870 Census - San
Francisco California
Anthony Tracey, 26, b. 1844 Ireland, laborer
Catherine Tracey, 25, b. 1845 Ireland, keeping house
Mary Tracey, 1, b. 1869 California
1880 Census - 8 Elm Avenue,
San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States
Anthony Tracy, head, 35, b. 1845 Ireland, Mattress Maker
Catherine Tracy, wife, 35, b. 1845 Ireland
Maggie Tracy, daughter, 8, b. 1872 California
Nellie Tracy, daughter, 6, b. 1874 California
Eddy Tracy, son, 3, b. 1877 California
Katie Tracy, daughter, 3 months, b. 1879 California
16 Oct 1890 Voter
Registration
Anthony Tracy, 45, b. [1845] Ireland, Mattressm.kr, lives 3314 Geary [Pt Lobos av], Naturalised 3 Sep 1877 S.F. Cal 3d Jud
Anthony Tracy. 52, b. 1843 Ireland, Married, Upholsterer, died 11 Feb 1895 San Francisco, San Francisco, California, United States
Bryan Tracey &
Hanora Butler
Thomas Hehir married Mary Doyle, Co Clare
c.1840, and their children were Patrick, Daniel and Thomas. Patrick b. 1845
married Margaret Ann Tracey, daughter of Bryan Tracey and Hanora Butler.
Margaret was born c.1841 Co Clare. Patrick Hehir and Margaret Tracey married in
Australia in 1865. (auntycheese@hotmail.com) Therese Lewis Jan 23, 2008
Brian (Bryan) Tracey & Hanora Batton
Margaret Ann Tracey/Treacy (b. 1847 Co. Clare d. Victoria, Australia) (Sean Haydon Griffin’s Family Tree)
Margaret
Ann Tracey (b. 1849 County
Clare, Ireland d. 07 Sep 1937 Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia) m. Patrick J. Hehir
26 Sep 1865 Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
http://www.tribalpages.com/family-tree/mckay65/59/3847/Margaret-TRACEY-Family
Catherine Tracy and Patrick Carney
Patrick Carney [of Clare Ireland] was married in his native country to Miss Catherine Tracy, and shortly after his marriage, came to America, settling in Canada, where his eldest child was born [Jeremiah Carney, January 1837].
Commemorative Biographical
Record of the Fox River Valley Counties of Brown, Outagamie and Winnebago
(1895) J. H. Beers & Company
1870 Census - Freedom, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
Patrick and Jeremiah Carney’s families
Denis Treacy & Margaret Ryan
Patrick (b. 1812 Clare d. Victoria Australia) (Stanford Family Tree)
James Michael Treacy & Catherine
I am looking for information on James Michael Treacy, or Michael Treacy, DOB 1852 County Clare Ireland married to Catherine, DOB 1854, County Clare, Ireland.
My Treacy’s are from Indiana mainly.
Patty Treacy May 25 1996
John Tracy b. 1819 in Co. Clare
My Irish families are from the west side [Chicago] too. The Tracy's
migrated through Quebec and then to Lemont Illinois. They were farmers who came
to IL. around 1860. It was my 2ggrandfather John Tracy b. 1819 in Co. Clare who
married Mary E Butler in Canada, Had 4 children born in Canada that moved the
family to first Henry Co. then to Lemont. John's parents were Patrick and
Bridget Tracy, I believe. The Tracys married Laughlin and Maher. Most of them
are buried in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery in Lemont.
I would love to write living family members. I know where some are, but they do
not correspond.
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John F. Tracy, 75, b. 1862 Coal Valley, Illinois d. 5 Feb 1937 Chicago, Cook, Illinois (s. of John Tracy b. County Clare Ireland & Mary Butler b. Montreal, Canada)
Occupation: Service Man, Gas Station
Spouse's Name: Mary Tracy
Buried: 08 Feb 1937 St. Patrick's Lemont, Cook, Illinois
John Treacy b.
abt 1840 (LDS)
John Treacy
m. Mary Margaret Hogan (b. Clare) 1864 (LDS) [John Treacy m. Mary Hogan (d. of
Martin Hogan) 07 Jun 1865 Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia]
John
Thomas b. 1865 (LDS)
Mary
Ellen b. 1867 (LDS)
Alfred
Martin b. 1869 (LDS)
James
Michael b. abt 1871 (LDS)
Margaret
Matilda b. abt 1873 (LDS)
Blanche
Sarah b. abt 1875 (LDS)
Cornelius
Denis b. abt 1877 (LDS)
Joseph J Tracy (b. 1856
Clare d. 11 December 1912 Hornell NY) m. Anna (Annie) Hayes 24 November 1879
St. Ann’s Church Hornell NY)
- Elizabeth Tracy
- William Joseph Tracy
- Alice M. Tracy b. 13 Feb in Hornell,
Steuben Co., New York
- Mary (Minnie) Frances Tracy
b. 4 Jan 1881
- Helen Tracy b. 21 Mar 1890 in
Hornell New York
1868 Possible arrival in Philadelphia. Came
to Hornell, NY late 1800's. Conductor on the Erie Rail Road.
Possibly Died in 1905. Residence: 301 Canisteo Street
http://www.gencircles.com/users/wa2roj/2/data/32
http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1290317&id=I0032
Mr. Martin Tracy of the Dioceas of Killaloe [Co. Clare] married Miss Johanna Shee of
Woodhouse or Seven Acres 1 Sep 1812 Wit: Wm Shee, Edmd & John Do [Shee].
Mullinahone Parish Co. Tipperary (Note: N.B. one forged Guinea note to be
deducted) [marriage cost £24.0.0]
NOTE: John Shee [John Nicholas
Shee]. He was of Seven Acres, an unidentified location near Tober and
Gurtnapisha (see old map), near Cloneen, SW of Mullinahone. He was a close
relation of the Shea family (normally thus spelt) of Tober, who were killed in
a horrific arson attack in 1821 in land agitation. See [Larkin, 2002, p.81].
http://humphrysfamilytree.com/Kickham/james.html
Molly Treacy (b. 1895
Clare d. Rice, Minnesota, USA) (Sommerness Family Tree)
Michael Treacy &
Elane McDonagh
Michael (b. 1846
Clare d. Clare) (Barcus Family Tree)
29 Sept 1915 Deaths
Newport R.I.
Margaret Tracey, 76 years, lives rear 19 Pond Ave, married, b. 1839 Co. Clare Ireland, (d. of Patrick & Honor McMahon), buried St. Mary's Cemetery
Micheal Tracey, 26, b. 1847, (s. of Patk & Bridget Tracey) married Margaret McMahon, 35, b. 1838, (d. of P. McMahon) 25 Feb 1873 Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, United States
Patrick
Treacy & Catherine Kenny
Denis (b.
1834 Clare d. Victoria Australia) (Harris Family Tree)
Patrick
Treacy & Annie Ryan
Mary b.
1854 Clare (Harris Family Tree)
Patrick Treacy & Bridget
Scullane
Patrick Tracy, 25, born Ireland & Bridget Scallane, 23, born Ireland
Elizabeth Tracy born 26 Feb 1908 Manhattan, New York
1920 Census - Brooklyn Assembly District 3, Kings, New York
Patrick Treacy Head M 35 Ireland, emigrated 1900 Na 1910, glass cutter glass factory
Brydie Treacy Wife F 34 Ireland
Elizabeth Treacy Daughter F 11 New York
Mary Treacy Daughter F 9 New York
John Treacy Son M 7 New York
Margurett Treacy Daughter F 4 New York
Daniel Treacy Son M 1 New York
15 July 1922 The Brooklyn Eagle
Mrs Bridie Scullane Tracy, wife of Patrick J. Tracy of 265 46th st.; died on Wednesday. She was born In County Clare, Ireland, Feb. 4, J884, and had been a resident of this boro 18 years. She leaves her husband; a son, John T., and. four daughters, Bessie, Mary, Margaret and Alice Tracy. The funeral was held today with Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery following a requiem mass at St. Michael's R. C. Church.
Elizabeth Tracey, 15, born 1908 US, (d. of Patrick Tracey & Bridget Scullae both born Ireland) died 17 Nov 1923 Queens New York, buried 20 Nov 1923 Holy Cross
Elizabeth Treacy Bick Age: 68 Birth Date: 08 Dec 1875 Manchester, England
(d. of Thomas Tracy b. Galway, Ireland & Margaret Doherty b.
Co.Clare, Ireland) d. 01 Jun 1944 Chicago, Cook, Illinois Burial 3 Jun 1944 Worth, Cook, Ill
Drouin
Collection: Basilique Notre Dame [in Montreal, Quebec, Canada]
Marriage 14 Nov 1854, after publication of bans three times
Patrick Tracy, journalier, of-age
son of deceased Thomas Tracy &
deceased Mary Hinchy, of Co. Clare
and
Catherine Carberry, of-age daughter of Peter Carberry, journalier, &
Catherine Tynan, of Co. Clare, Ire
witnesses: Jean Baptiste _racere [signed JB Saneer?], John Bermingham
http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5512
http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1292
Thomas H Tracy (b. Clair Co, Ireland d. 05 Nov 1889 age 62yr
Gentry county Missouri, High Ridge Cemetery) & Maria,
b. ca 07 Aug 1823, IRE, Sinclare Co
1. Margaret
J TRACY, b. 1849/50, OH
2. Thomas
TRACY, b. ca 1851/53, OH
3. James
M TRACY, b. ca 1858/?Sep 1857?, IA
4. Lucretia
F/lorence? TRACY, b. ca 1858, IA
5. Anna
Belle M TRACY, b. ca 1861/2, IA
6. Harry
Grant TRACY, b. 02 Feb 1863, IA
Last modified 13 Jan 2010
Broadford
RC Baptism Records for Broadford Parish, 1844-1881
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/bmd/broadford_parish_baptism_records.htm
RC Marriage Records for Broadford Parish, 1844-1883
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/bmd/rc_marriage_records_broadford.htm
Anthoney Treacy of
Broadford [Kilseily] married Margaret
Lynch of Kilurin [Killuran Killuran] on the 11 February 1835 Wit: John Flanagan
of Kilurin & Martin Touhey. OCallaghans-Mills Parish
Joany/Toony Treacy & Margt Lynch
Joane Treacy b. 16 Oct 1840 Sp Js
McNamara & Mary OBryan O'Callaghan's Mills Parish
James Tracy married Katherine Hannan 14 Feb 1844 Wit: John Hannan & Katherine Hannan. Broadford Parish
Tim/Thady/Timothy Treasey/Tracey/Tracy/Trassy/Treasy & Mary McNamara [see Tim Tracy]
Timothy Treasy b. 8? July 1845 Sp. ? Broadford Parish
Mary Tracey b. 10 Sep 1848 Sp. John Hickey & Catherine Connell. Broadford Parish
Michael Tracy b. ? May 1851 of Kilbane Sp. John McNamara & Biddy Tracy of Kilbane. Broadford Parish
Honor Trassy b. 17 June 1853 of Kilbane Sp. Pat Vaughan & Ellen Trassy of Kilbane. Broadford Parish
Catherine Trassy b. 23 Jan 1856 of Kilbane Sp. John Trassy of Kilbane & Anne Cahil of Lisroe. Broadford Parish
Anne Treasy b. 14 Jan 1859 of Kilbane Sp. John Treasy & Anne McNamara of Upper Kilbane. Broadford Parish
Theady Tracy of Kilbene [Kilbane Killokennedy] & Mary McNamara of Do [Kilbene]
Michl Tracy b. 9 May 1851 Sp. John McNamara of Kilbene & Biddy Tracy of Do [Kilbene]. Broadford Parish
Timothy Tracy & Mary McNamara
Ellen Alicia (b. 1846 Kilbane Clare d. 29 June
1907 Brunswick Victoria Australia) m. Samuel Timothy Lett 28 February 1877 West
Melbourne Victoria Australia.
Timothy Treacy and Mary McNamara
Timothy Treacy (Born 1847 in
Kilbane, County Clare, Ireland) & ???
Timothy
J Treacy (Born March 2, 1878 in Kilbane, County Clare, Ireland Died February 2,
1934 in Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA)
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Treacy-80
Timothy Treacy
Born in Kilbane, County Clare, Ireland
Son of Timothy Treacy and Mary (McNamara) Treacy
[sibling(s) unknown]
[spouse(s) unknown]
Father of Timothy J Treacy
Timothy J Treacy
Born in Kilbane, County Clare, Ireland
Son of Timothy Treacy and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s)
unknown]
Husband
of Bridget (Jordan) Treacy — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Father
of Margaret E Treacy and Catherine E (Treacy) Kelley
Died in Dorchester, Suffolk County,
Massachusetts, USA
September 1986 The Irish
Link (Issue 10)
Treacy
Michael Treacy, born circa 1853 in County Clare, probably Killaloe, son of Timothy and Mary (nee McNamara) Treacy. Married at Killaloe 24 July 1873 Bridget, daughter of James Cleary. Arrived Wellington, New Zealand, 4 October 1876 in “Waimea”. Settled there, bootmaker. Died 4 February 1935. Son, Michael Ignatius Treacy, born 1883, married Caroline Smith, ancestors of enquirer who seeks relatives in Ireland.
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/emigration/irish_link_issues1-10.htm
Con Connell & Mary Jordan Mary
Michael Connell b. 23 ? 1846 of Balakiley [Ballykelly Kilseily] Sp. Laurence and Margaret Tracy(?).Broadford Parish
Robin Clifford & Judith Casey
? Clifford b. ? Sep 1851 of Woodfield Sp. Cath Treacy of Woodfield [Kilseily]. Broadford Parish
John Daly & Ellen Kelly
Mary Daly b. 24 July 1852 of Kiladerry Sp. John Treasy of Woodfield [Kilseily] & Ellen Duggan of Aghaclare [Ahaclare Kilseily]. Broadford Parish
Laurence Treasy married Margt Brohan of Broadford [Kilseily] 17 Oct 1852 Wit: John Ryan of Broadford & Winny Egan of P. Feakle. Broadford Parish
Pat Pepper & Ellen Farrell
Michael? Pepper b. ? ? 1861 of Broadford Sp. Bridget Treassy of Woodfield [Kilseily]. Broadford Parish
John Treacy married Bridget Naish of Cluneconnery [Cloonyconry Killokennedy] Wit: John Dwyer & Bridget Moloney of Cluneconnery 31 July 1868 Broadford Parish (Note: Noe natiim celebtumist eum dispenstione in 4th et 4th gidua consangiumetatis tn testor J. Burke Pastor [4th - 4th consanguinity - third cousins]) [see Tim Tracy]
John Tracey, full age, bachelor, shoe maker, lives Cluneconnery, (s. of Timothy Tracey, deceased, shoe maker) married Bridget Naish, full age, spinster, lives Cluneconnery, (d. of Thomas Naish, deceased, farmer) 31 July 1868 RC Chapel Kilban Wit: John Dwyer & Bridget Molony [Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare ] signed her mark
John Tracey (s. of Timothy Tracey) married Bridget Naish (d. of Thomas Naish) 31 Jul 1868 Bridgetown, Clare, Ireland [Limerick State Reg]
John Treacy/Tracy & Bridget Naish/Nash/Marsh
Timothy Treacy b. 16 Oct 1869 of Cluniconnery Sp. Tim Treacy & Honora Treacy of Kilbane [Killokennedy]. Broadford Parish
John Treacy b. 1 Mar 1871 of Broadford [Kilseily] Sp. Timothy Treacy & Anne Treacy of Kilbane. Broadford Parish
Michael Tracy b. 1 Jun 1874 of Cluniconnery Sp. James Spaigtit & Honoria Spaigtit of Cluniconnery. Broadford Parish (1 Jul 1874 LDS)
Thomas Treacy b. 11 Sep 1875 of Cluniconnery Sp. Lizzie Vaughan of Lisroe [in Cloongaheen East]. Broadford Parish
Pat Treacy b. ??.03.1877 of
Cluniconnery Sp. Timothy Treacy
& Bridget Carney of Cluniconnery.
Pat Treacy b. 13? Mar 1877 of Cluniconney? Sp. Jns? Treacy & Bridget Cainey of Cluniconney. Broadford Parish
Mary Treacy b. 22 Feb 1879 of Clonineconry Sp. Pat Walsh of Clouniconry & Anne Ryan? of Killbane [Kilbane]. Broadford Parish
John Treacy & Bdt Nash/Naish
Anne Treacy b. 11 Jun 1880 Sp. John Browne & Bdt Browne. Killaloe Parish (10 Jun 1880 LDS)
John Tracy/Treacy & Bridget Naish/Nash/Marsh
Timothy Tracey b. 19 Oct 1869 Clonaconning, Luneruk OR Bridgetown Clare (LDS)
John Tracy b. 2 Apr 1871 Bridgetown, Clare (LDS)
Bridget Treacy b. 14 Apr 1873 Bridgetown Clare (LDS)
John Tracey/Tracy/Treacy, shoemaker, & Bridget Naish
Timothy
Tracey b., 19 Oct 1869 Clomacomway Kilockann? [Cloonyconry
Killokennedy]. Bridget Tracey, her mark, mother, Clonacammy?
[Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare]
John Tracy b. 2 Apr 1871 Broadford [Kilseily]. John
Tracy, father, Broadford [Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare]
Bridget Treacy b. 14 Apr 1873
Clooneconry. Bridget Treacy, mother, Clooneconry [Bridgetown Limerick PLU
Clare]
Michael Tracey b. 1 Jul 1874
Clooneyconery. Bridget Tracey, her mark, mother, Clooneyconery [Bridgetown
Limerick PLU Clare]
Timothy Treasy of U. Kilbane [Killokennedy]
married Anne Ryan of Killeagy [Killokennedy] 29 Jan 1873 Wit: Michl Treasy of Cluniconnery [Cloonyconry Killokennedy] & Anne
Gunning of Killeagy. Broadford Parish [see Tim Tracy]
Timothy Treasy/Treacy, full age, bachelor, shoemaker, lives Kilbane, (s. of Timothy Treasy, deceased, shoemaker) married Anne Ryan, full age, spinster, BLANK, lives Kileagy, (d. of Michael Ryan, laborer) 29 January 1873 RC Chapel Kilbane Wit: Michael Treacy & Anne Gunning [Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare]
Timothy/Tim Tracey & Anne Ryan
Mary Anne Tracey b. 4 Dec 1874 of Upper
Kilbane Sp. Mary Gunning, Kileagy
Timothy Treacy b. ? Mar 1876 Upper
Kilbane Sp. John Treacy,
Cluniconnery(?), (?)
Anne Tracey b. 17 Feb? 1880 of Killbane [Kilbane Killokennedy] Sp. Patt Hayes & Mary Anne Gunning of Kilbane. Broadford Parish
Timothy Tracey, shoemaker, & Anne Ryan
Mary Tracey b. 1 Dec 1874 Kilbane [Killokennedy]. Mary Ryan, her mark, present at
birth, Kilbane [Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare]
Timothy Tracey b. 2 March 1876 of Kilbane. Timothy
Tracey Kilbane father. (Tyan LDS) [Bridgetown Clare]
Timothy Treacy (b. 1848 Clare) & Anna Ryan
Timothy J (b.1878 Clare d. Massachusetts)
(Kelley Family Tree)
Catherine
E Kelley (born Treacy), 1922 -
2003
Catherine E Kelley (born Treacy) was born on
month day 1922, at birth place, Massachusetts, to Timothy J Treacy and Bridget
Treacy (born Jordan).
Timothy was born on March 2 1878, in Kilbane,
Clare, Ireland.
Bridget was born in 1878, in Inchaboy South,
Galway, Ireland.
Catherine had 5 siblings: Margaret E Treacy,
Anna Pleau (born Treacy) and 3 other siblings.
Catherine married Francis Kelley.
Francis was born on August 13 1918, in
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
They had 4 children.
Catherine lived in 1930, at address,
Massachusetts.
Catherine passed away on month day 2003, at age
80 at death place, Massachusetts.
https://www.myheritage.com/names/catherine_treacy
Laurence Tracey of Woodfield, widower, b. 1776, 108 years, farmer, died 13? Nov 1884 Woodfield of old age, Margaret Treacy daughter present at death [Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare]
Laurence Tracy of Woodfield, bachelor, b. 1827, 70 years, farmer, died 9 March 1897 Woodfield of chronic rheumatism aetheuia, Richard? Tracy brother present at death [his mark] [Bridgetown Limerick PLU Clare]
1901 Census
Richard
Tracey, 65, M, 1 Woodfield, Kilseily, Clare, Farmer, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Not Married, Co
Clare
Margaret Tracey, 60, F, Woodfield, Kilseily, Clare, Farmer's Sister, Roman Catholic, Sister, Not Married, Co Clare
1911 Census
Margaret Treacy, 70, F, 6 Woodfield, Kilseily, Clare (head, farmer, single)
1858 – 1920
Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Margaret Treacy
15 Feb 1914 Woodfield Broadford Clare, spinster, to Patrick E.
O’Donnell solicitor
Richard Treacy
6 Mar 1911 Woodfield Broadford Clare, farmer, to Patrick E. O’Donnell
solicitor
Broadford Graveyard
In loving memory of Very Rev. Gerard D. Treacy, Fr. Gerry, Parish Priest Broadford 1998 - 2004. Native of Whitegate. Ordained Rome 1968. Died 15th October 2004 aged 61 years.
Caher Feakle
John Tracey & Sarah O'Conners
Patk Joseph Tracey b. 23 Mar 1877 of Knockbeha [Feakle] Sp. Anne Connor & Pat McMahon. Caher Feakle Parish.
Clonlea CoI
Michael Tracey
Ballyvorgil [Ballyvorgal Clonlea Clare] Farmer 1795 (bond)
Bridget Treasy (d. of Phelan
Treasy), single, m. Thomas Flynn (s. of Bryan Flynn), single 11 Aug 1856
Clonlea, Clarke [Clare?], Ireland
Bridget Treasy, full
[age], spinster, lives Kilkeshan [Kilkishen Clonlea], (d. of Phelan Treasy,
Do [farm servant]) married Thomas Flynn, full [age], bachelor, hairdresser,
lives Kilkeshan, (s. of Bryan Flynn, farm servant) 11 August 1856 Clonlea Church
of Ireland Wit: Thomas Canstress? & Deborah Lalmer [Ennis PLU] signed her
mark
Clonrush (Mountshannon)
(Clare/Galway)
Note: Online
RC records begin 1846.
1807 The Catholic School Census of
Cloyne and Ross
Patrick
Tracy (110) Clonrush (in the Chapel), Clonrush, Galway.
Corcoran, T (1932) Some Lists of Catholic Lay
Teachers and Their Illegal Schools in the Later Penal Times. University
College, Dublin.
1826/7
Schoolteachers
Patrick Tracy, RC, Clonrush, Co. Galway
1826 Second Report - Irish
Education Inquiry [published 1836 House of Commons]
Patrick Tracy, Clonrush Clonrush Leitrim, R catholic, pay, from 1/8 to 2s p' qr for each pupil, held in the chapel, 110 RC 70 male 40 female, 100 RC 66 male 34 female
Tithe Records
Mehan
[Michael] Thracy, Ballinruan [Ballinrooaun], Clonrush, Galway, 1830
Michael
Thracy, Ballinrooaun,
Clonrush, Galway, 1830 [copy]
1855 Griffith Valuation
Michael Trassy Boleynagoagh South
Clonrush Galway [54 acres and 1 acre to Patrick Minogue]
1882 Return of
judicial rents
Margaret Treacy of Kilkittane Galway, landlord Bernard Cogan, 26a/1r/3p, poor valuation £12/15/0, old rent £27/0/0, new rent £18/0/0, valuation £40/0/0
Bd Tracy & John O’Connor
Michl O’Connor b. ? July 1846 Sp.
John & Anne Sheedy. Clonrush Parish
Anne Tracy & Ml Craven
Dens Craven b. 6 Nov 1846 of
Derrycon? [Inishcaltra Clare] Sp. Timothy & Ellen Tracey Clonrush
Parish
Patk Craven b. 12 Jul 1848 Sp. Ml
& Ellen Tracy Scor? Clonrush Parish
Mary Tracy & Michl Quigley
Mary Quigley b. 23 Dec 1846
of Derrycon? [Inishcaltra Clare] Sp.
Edomd Quigly. Clonrush Parish
Anne Tracy & Terry Minogue
Js Minogue b. 19 Dec 1847 Sp. Wms
Noonan & Bd Bouchair? Clonrush Parish
Mary Tracy & Garret Brigdell
John Brigdell b. 11 Jun 1848 Sp.
Pat Cleary & Elizabeth? ??? Clonrush Parish
Thaddeus Tracy married Maria Bugler 17 Feb 1851 Wit: Js
Bugler & Thos Bugler. Clonrush Parish [see Scarriff]
Ellon Tracy married Ml Touhy 7 Feb 1853 Wit: Ml Tracy & Jn Touhy.
Clonrush Parish
Thomas Tressy & Anne Fahy
Thomas Tressy b. 17 Jul 1855 Sp.
Jacobi OConnor & Maria OConnor. Clonrush Parish
Maria Tracy married Dionysius Touhy 19 Feb 1857 Wit: Michael Tracy &
Bridgida Sheehy. Clonrush Parish
Maria Tracey & Deonysius?/Donati/Deosuysii? Toohy
Maria Toohy b. 2 Mar 1858 Sp. Thadeus
& Anna Tracy Clonrush Parish
Brigeda Toohy b. 2 Aug 1861 Sp.
Johannes Hogan & ??? ??? Clonrush Parish
Maria Toohy b. Jun 1863 Sp. Micl
Tracey & Anna Raughan Clonrush Parish
Anna Tracy & Dionisii Toohey
Laurentius Toohey b. 25 Sep 1860
Sp. Dionisius Toohey & Catherina Minogue Clonrush Parish
Thaseus Tracy pro? testament? libertatis? on the 19 Mar 1859 Clonrush Parish [marriage
bann?]
Thad Tracy & Brigeda Minogue
Danieal Tracy b. 14 Mar? 1860 Sp. J
& F Tracy. Clonrush Parish
Thadei Tracy & Maria Minogue
Maria Tracy b. 19 Jul 1861 Sp. M.
Tracy & B Minague. Clonrush Parish
Thadeus Tracy & Margarita Minogue
Bridgida Tracy b. 16 June 1868 Sp.
Jer & Anna O’Brien. Clonrush Parish
Thadeus/Thady Tracey & Margaret Minogue
Thadeus b. 13 October 1864 Mountshannon (LDS)
Mathew b. 15 August 1866 (LDS)
Bridget b. 18 June 1868 Mountshannon (LDS)
Thadeus/Thady Tracey, farmer, & Margaret Minogue
Thadeus Tracey b. 13 Oct 1864 of
Kilkatane [Kilkittaun Clonrush Galway]. Thady Tracy father Kilkatane.
[Mountshannon Scarriff PLU Clare & Galway]
Mathew
Tracey b. 15 Aug 1866 of Kilkatane. Thady Tracy father Kilkatane. [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU]
Bridget
Treacy b. 18 Jun 1868 of Kilkitane Thady Treacy, father, Kilkitane [Mtshannon
Scarriff PLU]
Margaret Tracey b. 4 May 1870 Kilkitane.
Thady Tracy, father, Kilkritane [Mtshannon Scarriff PLU]
Thady Tracey, died 1871, Mt Shannon Scarriff PLU, aged 45 years, b. 1826, married, farmer, died 30 Apr 1871 Kilkitane [Kilkittaun Clonrush Galway – Clonrush RC Clare], Margaret Tracey, her mark, present at death, Kilkitane
1901 Census
Matthew
Treacy, 31, M, 5 Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare, Farmer, Roman Catholic, Head of Family,
Not Married, Galway
Bridget
Treacy, 30, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare, Farmers Daughter, Roman Catholic,
Sister, Not Married, Galway
Margaret Minogue, 15, F, Niece, Roman Catholic,
Scholar, Clare
Mary Treacy & Michl Eames/Aimes
Michl Eames b. 14 Jan 1871 Sp.
Martin Wall & Jane Burke. Clonrush Parish (Note: marries to Delia Hogan Feb
1st 1911)
Mat Aimes b. 18 Dec 1874 Sp.
Danail Tracy & Catherine Tuhy? Clonrush Parish
Daniel Treacy, 34, bachelor, farmer, lives Kilkittane Whitegate
[Kilkittaun Clonrush Galway], (s. of Thady
Tracy, farmer) married Catherine/Kate Hogan, 21, spinster, Do [farmer],
lives Ballyglass Do [Whitegate] [Clonrush Galway], (d. of John Hogan, Do
[farmer]) 08 October 1893 RC Chapel Whitegate Wit: James Fitzgibbon &
Margaret Fitzgibbon [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU Galway]
1901 Census
Daniel
Tracey, 40, M, 5 Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Farmer, Roman Catholic,
Head of Family, Married, Co Galway
Catherine
Tracey, 27, F, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Wife,
Married, Co Galway
Mary
Tracey, 6, F, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Galway
Ellen
Tracey, 5, F, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Galway
Margaret
Tracey, 4, F, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Galway
Johannah
Tracey, 2, F, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Clare
Catherine
Tracey, 2, F, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Clare
Timothy
Tracey, 0, M, Boleynagough South, Drummaan, Clare, Roman Catholic, Son, Not
Married, Co Clare
1911
Census
Daniel
Treacy, 52, M, 6 Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare (farmer)
Kate
Treacy, 39, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare (married 18 years, 10 child)
Mary
Treacy, 16, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Margaret
Treacy, 14, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Kathleen
Treacy, 12, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Joa
Anna Treacy, 12, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Bridget
Treacy, 9, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Annie
Treacy, 8, F, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Danl
Jos Treacy, 6, M, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Timothy
Vincent Treacy, 5, M, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Mathew
Treacy, 3, M, Kilkittaun, Drummaan, Clare
Visitors: Mary McGann (40 b.
Galway, married 22 years, 5 children/5 alive) and Leanord William McGann (son,
10, b. America)
Mar 3, 1954 (II) Deaths
Treacy (Whitegate Co. Clare) March 1 1954 at her residence Kilkittane, Kate, relict of Daniel Treacy; deeply regretted RIP. Mass in Whitegate Church this (Wednesday) morning at 10 o'c. Funeral to Clonrush at 12 o'c same day.
Daniel Treacy (son of Honora)
was born 1855 in Co Galway Ireland, and died date unknown. He married Catherine
(Hogan ?).
More About Daniel Treacy:
Occupation: Farmer.
Residence: 1901, Drummaan Boleynagoadh South Co Clare Ireland.
Children of Daniel Treacy and Catherine (Hogan ?) are:
i. Deliaha Treacy, d. date unknown.
ii. Mathew Treacy, b., Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
iii. +Michael Treacy, d. date unknown.
iv. Mary Treacy, b. 1895, Co Galway Ireland, d. date unknown.
v. Ellen Treacy, b. 1896, Co Galway Ireland, d. date unknown.
vi. Margaret Treacy, b. 1897, Co Galway Ireland, d. date unknown.
vii. +Katherine Agatha Treacy, b. August 13, 1899, Co Clare Ireland, d. May 27, 1978, Co Cork Ireland. She married Timothy O'Farrell,
viii. Johannah Treacy, b. August 13, 1899, Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
ix. Timothey Treacy, b. 1901, Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
x. Anne Treacy, b. 1903, Co Clare Ireland, d. December 21, 1963.
xi. Daniel Treacy, b. 1904, Co Clare Ireland, d. date unknown.
Bridget Tracey, do [full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Kilkittane Whitegate [Kilkittaun Clonrush Galway], (d. of Daniel Tracey, do [farmer]) married Mathew Quirke, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Kilkittane Whitegate, (s. of Thomas Quirke, farmer) 7 August 1920 RC Church Whitegate Wit: Michael Minogue & Johannah Tracey [Mountsghannon Scarriff PLU]
Bridget Treacy of Kilkittane
Hi,
Thanks for your great
site on the Treacys.
I seem to be related to
a Bridget Treacy, who married Mathew Quirke of Kilkittane (also Kilkittaun) in
1920. They had a son, Thomas, in 1922. It looks like Mathew was in his mid 40s
when he married. I have come across two Bridgets. One would have been about 49
in 1920, the other 19, and I'm not sure which one married Mathew. I'm guessing
the 19 year old, but the age gap would seem a bit too much.
Mathew was my
grandfather's brother. My grandfather was Patrick Quirke.
Sean July 22,
2023
22nd March 1903 The New York Times
March 18. at 42 Hunter Avenue, Long Island City, Michael Tracey, native of Whitegate, County Galway, Ireland.
Broadford Graveyard
In loving memory of Very Rev. Gerard D. Treacy, Fr. Gerry, Parish Priest Broadford 1998 - 2004. Native of Whitegate. Ordained Rome 1968. Died 15th October 2004 aged 61 years.
Deaths
Michael Treacy, died 1872 MtShannon Scarriff PLU Galway, aged 76 years, b. 1796, widower?, farmer, died 30 Mar 1972 Kilketan [Kilkittaun Clonrush – Clonrush RC Clare], Margaret Treacy, her mark, present at death, Kilkitane
Cratloe (see also Limerick
City)
Joanne Tracy & Brigda Riely
Joannes Tracy b. 30 Jun 1805
illegitimus Sp. Maria Hickie. Cratloe Parish
Thaddi/Thadae/Timl Tracy/Thracy & Anna Quinivan/Quinlivan
Pato Tracy b. 21 Feb 1810 Sp.
Michl Enright & Sara Brady. Cratloe Parish
Joham Tracy b. 23 Feb 1812 Sp.
Pats Quinlivan & Brigidda Enright. Cratloe Parish
Jacobum Tracy b. 10 Mar 1814 Sp. Jacobus
Tracy & Maria Coummins. Cratloe Parish
Brigida Thracy b. 7 May 1817 Sp.
Cons Conellan & Brigida Quinlivan. Cratloe Parish
Annam Tracy b. 13 Jan 1826 Sp.
Jacobi Quinlivan & Sara Tracy [crossed out] Tranlay. Cratloe Parish
31 Jan 1822 Thomas et Elizabeth
Gennalli
ex Timatheo Thracy et Anna
Quinlivan
Thomani suscepeunt Michl MacNerny
et Elizabeth Muloihil
Elizabeth vero Jacobus Qunilivan
et Maria McNerny
Cratloe Parish
Salanasus Forot? & Cath Reily
Bridida b. 31 Jan 1822 illegitimia
Sp. Timitho Thracy & Anna Hickey
Maria Thracy & Jacobi Crow
Patritius Crowe b. 25 Feb 1818 Sp.
Patricius Tracy & Maria Hallinan. Cratloe Parish
Ths Crow b. 13 Dec 1820 Sp. Joanes
Crow & Anna Daly. Cratloe Parish
Maria Tracy/Treasy & Jacobs Crowe/Crow
Joannem Crowe b. 29 May 1833 Sp.
Patritius Fahy & Margarita Tracy. Cratloe Parish
Annam Crow b. 20 Sep 1836 Sp.
Michale Crow & Maria M'Mahon. Cratloe Parish
Maria Treacy married Johannes Walsh 16 Feb 1836 Wit: Tam Theo Tracy &
Barthalomeo Quinlinan. Cratloe Parish
Michael Tracy (s. of John Tracy) m. Maria Munro (d. of Joseph Munro) 15 Aug 1847 Killeely, Clare, Ire
Michael Tracy, full age, bachelor, carpenter, lives New Road Limerick, (s. of John Tracy, miner?) married Maria Munro, full age, spinster, lives Boherbugy Limerick, (d. of Joseph Munro, steward) 15 August 1847 Killeely Church of Ireland Wit: Archibold Waterstone & James Smyth [Killeely Limerick PLU Clare]
Doonass and Truagh
Catherine Treacy & James Breadon
Mary Catherine Breadon b. 07 Dec?
1877 Sp. John Connel & Mary Riordan. Doonass and Truagh Parish
Thomas Tracey, full age, bachelor, railway porter, lives Bird Hill [Birdhill
Kilcomenty Tipperary], (s. of John Tracey, labourer) married Catherine
Hogan, do [full age], spinster, servant, lives Coolastyber? [Coollisteige
Kiltenanlea], (d. of George Hogan, do [labourer]) 27 January 1896 RC Chapel
Clonlara Wit: Robert Hogan & Maggie? Tracey? [Clonlara Limerick PLU
Clare] see Newport Tipperary
Drumcliffe (Ennis) CoI
Michael A. Tracey, full age, bachelor, printer, lives Ennis, (s. of P. F. Tracey, bootmaker) married Mary F. C. Ryan, full age, spinster, dress maker, lives Ennis, (d. of John Ryan, bootmaker) 11 July 1871 Drumcliffe Church of Ireland Wit: Edward Maurice? Chapmain? & Walter Greene [Drumcliffe Ennis PLU] signed her mark [see Drumcliff RC below]
Drumcliffe (Ennis)
http://www.ennisparish.com/genealogy/
Download
the Ennis Parish Marriage Register 1837 to 1900 (368kb, XLS)
Download the Ennis Parish Baptism Register 1841 to 1900 (1.3mb,
XLS)
Margaret Treacy/Treasey & Michael Barry
Mary barry b. 15 Oct
1841 Sp. William Barry & Julia Tracy
. Drumclift Parish
Julia Barry b.
19/02/1843
Michael Barry b.
28/09/1848
Thomas Barry b. 17
Nov 1850 of Milstreet Sp. John Loughlin & Betty Treacy . Drumclift Parish
Cath Tracy & Patrick Loughlin
James Loughlin b. 22
Oct 1842 Sp. Patrick Mehean & Mary Hillard . Drumclift Parish
Catherine Tracy & Pat O'Loughlin
Michael O'Loughlin b.
29/06/1844
James O'Loughlin b.
22/10/1842
Pat O'Loughlin b.
03/04/1848
Julia Treasy/Tracy married William Barry 2 Aug 1844
Julia Tracey & William Barry
Mary Barry b. 10 Jun
1845 Sp. Michael Barry & Johanna Meehan? . Drumclift Parish
William Barry b.
13/06/1845
Alice Barry b.
21/02/1848
Patrick Tresse & Honor Fahey
Eliza? illegitimate b. 25 Jun 1845 Sp. Margret Finn. Drumclift Parish
Winny Tracy & John Crotty
Jno Crotty b. 28 Nov
1846 illigit Sp. Mary Daily. Drumclift Parish
Patrick Treasey & Honor Whealan
Mary Treasey b. 10
May 1848 Sp. Patrick Loughlin & Cath
Treasey. Drumclift Parish
Denis Tracy & Mary Coffee
Mary b. 17/11/1848
Bridget Treasy/Trac(e)y m. Ed(ward)
Kerin/Kernan 17 Oct 1847
Bridget Treasey & Edward Kean [Kearan?]
John Kernan b.
22/08/1850
Mary Kean b. 21 Feb 1852
of Borheen [The Borheen] Sp. Michl Barry. Drumclift Parish
Juliana Kerin b.
14/11/1853
Ellen Treacy of M'Rath married Edwd Ryan of Ennis 27 May 1861 Wit: Michl Bergin & Julia Treacy Mountrath Parish Co. Laois
Ellen Treacy/Tracy & George Ryan
William Ryan b. 28 Feb 1864 of Church St Sp. Philipp Tracy & Ellen Kirwan . Drumclift Parish
Edward Ryan b. 1 Aug 1866 of Church Street Sp. Edwd Kirwan & Teresa Tracy . Drumclift Parish
George Alphonsus Ryan b. 13 Sep 1868 of Church Street Sp. Valentine Ryan & Kate? Ryan . Drumclift Parish
Helen Mary Ryan b.
11 Feb 1870 of Church St Sp. Michael
Treacy & Bessie Treacy . Drumclift Parish
Patrick Treacy, full age, bachelor, policeman, lives Ennis, (s. of Thomas Treacy [of Kilmoylan Galway?], alive, farmer) married Bridget Roughan, full age, spinster, servant, lives Ennis, (d. of Michael Roughan, dead, farmer) 28 September 1871 RC Chapel Ennis Wit: Michl Coleman & Mary Anne Considine [Ennis Ennis PLU] signed her mark
Patrick Tracey married Bridget Roughan Wit: Michael Coalman & Mary Ann Considine on the 28 Sep 1871. Drumclift Parish
RIC Patrick Treacy, 32289, b. 1846
Galway West Riding
32289 Patk Treacy, 20 years,
5'9.75", b. Galway WR, Catholic, recommended by Sub Insp Tyrrell, laborer,
appointed 13 Nov '66, served Clare 27 Feb 67, Resigned 8 Nov 1871, To emigrate
Patrick J. Tracy b. circa 1845 Ireland d. 4 May
1906 at 48 Bowery Street Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, aged 61 years of
Uraemic Coma, disease of heart and kidneys (s. of Thomas Tracy (farmer) & Winfred Creedon or Reardon)
Resident: 35 years
Occupation: Moulder
Patrick Treacy, Clan na Gael
32 [Nashua, New Hampshire],
Patrick Treacy; 1870-80s
1877 CNG convention in
Cleveland
32 [Nashua, New Hampshire], Patrick Treacy..178, John Reagan and Michael Tracey [Iowa?]..
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/FENIANS/2005-07/1121349913
..Nashua Camp..a "reorganization" took place and Patrick Treacy took over in 1874..
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/FENIANS/2010-11/1289495958
John
Devoy Papers. National Library of Ireland.
1896
April 9. Letter from Patrick J. Treacy, Nashua, New Hampshire, to Laurence
Brennan looking for advice on how to put the current head of his local D on
trial for "giving scandal and misrepresenting several members"
Bridget Tracy b. 1850 Ireland
d. 19 Feb 1921 Goffstown,
Hillsborough Co. Hospital, New Hampshire, aged 75 years, carcinoma of
breast
from Nashua,
spouse's name: Patrick Tracy
father's name: Michael Rowan,
farmer
Cemetary; 21 Feb 1921 St.
Patricks,
Undertaker: O'Shea & Gaffney, Nashua
NH
Patrick J. Treacy (b. Ireland,
foreman in foundary) & Bridget Roughan/Raughan/Brodget Rouyhen (b. Ireland)
John T. Treacy (b. circa 1873
Nashua d. 6 Jan 1895 Nashua, Hillsborough, New Hampshire of Consumption) 21
years 10 months, single, moulder,
Mary Ella Tracy, 20 years b. 1876
Nashua, N. H. (d. of Patrick Tracy, abt 50 years, mould, b. Ireland &
Bridget Rowan, abt 45 years, b. Ireland) m. Walter E. Spaulding 23 years b. South Ackworth, N. H. (s. of Edgar
Spaulding & Josephine Huntley) 11 Jul
1896 Nashua, New Hampshire
Patrick Tracy & Bridget
Elizabeth Tracy b. 31 Mar 1877 Nashua, Hillsborough, New
Hampshire
Lizzie Tracy, 25 years, (d. of
Patrick & Bridget Boughan) m. James
G. Flaherty, 22 years, (s. of Patrick
& Agnes Sullivan) 2 Sep 1902 Nashua, New Hampshire
Elizabeth J. Flaterty b. circa 1880 d. 15 Aug 1931), age: 51 (d. of Patrick Treacy & Bridget Roughan) spouse's name: James
G. Flaterty
Catherine B. Tracey, 23 years, b.
1879 (d. of Patrick J., 61 years, foundery, b. Ireland & Bridget Roughan,
55 years, b. Ireland) m. Charles E.
Tuxbury, 19 years, (s. of Charles P. & Mary E. Littlefield) 7 Sep 1902
Manchester, New Hampshire
Patrick (b. Ireland, moulder)
& Bridget (b. Ireland)
James Tracy b. 26 Sep 1879 Nashua
James P Tracy, 33 years, b.
Nashua, New Hampshire, clerk, 60 Bowdoin street
(s. of Patrick J Tracy & Bridget Roughan) m. Florence B (Bolton)
Kent, Divorced, 60 Bowdoin street (d. of John Bolton & Bessie Mitchell) 23
Nov 1912 Boston, Massachusetts
1880 Census - Nashua,
Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States
self Patrick Tracy
M 35 Ireland, Works In Lock Shop
wife Bridget Tracy
F 35 Ireland
son Thomas Tracy
M 7 New Hampshire, United States
son Michael Tracy
M 6 New Hampshire, United States
daughter Mary E. Tracy
F 4 New Hampshire, United States
daughter Lizzie Tracy
F 3 New Hampshire, United States
daughter Kate Tracy
F 2 New Hampshire, United States
son James Tracy
M 0 New Hampshire, United States
Patrick Tracy (b. Ireland,
moulder) & Bridget Niland (b. Ireland)/Bridget Roughan (b. Ireland)
Robert Tracy (b. 2 Mar 1881#
Nashua (# Pkg. 1881/2) d. 9 Mar 1884 aged 3 of Typhoid fever)
Patrick Tracy (b. 1845 Ireland,
moulder/machinest) & Bridget Rowen/Roughan/Poughan (b. 1845 Ireland)
Patrick Tracy, Jr, b. 16 Apr 1883, eight child, Nashua d. 01 May 1884 Nashua of Marasmus aged
1 year 14 day,
George Tracy b. 12 June 1884
Nashua, ninth child, father 39 years mother 38 years
George Tracy, 22 years (s. of Patrick J. & Bridget
Rowan) m. Ida Jarest, 21 years (d. of
Charles & Mary Larouche) 5 Jun 1906 Nashua, Hillsborough, New
Hampshire
Patrick Treacy (b. Ireland, 41
years, moulder) & Bridget Roughan (b. Ireland, 41 years)
Joseph G. Tracy b. 6 Oct 1886 Nashua,
Hillsborough, New Hampshire, 10th child,
Joseph E. Tracy, 36 years, (s. of Patrick J. Tracy & Bridget
Roughan) m. Katherine J. Foley 6 Nov 1922 Manchester, Hillsborough, New
Hampshire
Joseph C. Tracy d. 07 Apr 1932 Manchester, Hillsborough NH,
of Nephritis, aged 42 years of 724 Hayward, resident 23 years, foreman (s. of
Patrick J. Tracy, b.Ireland & Bridget Rowan b. Ireland) spouse's name:
Catherine Foley
1900 Census - ED 126 Nashua city
Ward 7, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States
head Patrick Tracy
M Ireland, moulder, marriage year
(estimated): 1873, immigration year: 1873, Na [Naturalised?]
wife Bridget Tracy
F Ireland, 10 child 7 alive
daughter Lizzie A Tracy F 21 New Hampshire, b. Mar 1879,
son James Tracy
M 20 New Hampshire, b. Apr 1880
daughter Kate Tracy
F 19 New Hampshire, b. June 1881?
son George S Tracy M 17 New Hampshire, b. July 1883
son Joseph Tracy
M 15 New Hampshire, b. June 1885
Mary Tracey & Michle Slattery
Patt slattery b. 11 Apr 1874 of Borkeen [The Borheen] Sp. John Lyons & Mary Lyons . Drumclift Parish
Catherine Treacy of Borrisoleigh [Glenkeen] married James Breaden 22 Jan 1871 Wit:
Patrick McDonagh & Catherine Lowry. Borrisoleigh Parish Co. Tipperary
Joanna Tracy, 19 years [full age crossed out], spinster, mantua? maker, lives
Borrisoleigh, (d. of Patrick Tracy, farmer) married James Braden, full
age, bachelor, constable, lives Borrisoleigh, (s. of Thomas Braden, farmer) 22
January 1871 RC Chapel Borrisoleigh Wit: Patrick McDonagh & Catherine Lowry
[Borrisoleigh Thurles PLU] signed Kate Treacy
Catherine Treacy & James Breaden/Breaderic
William Breadin b. 1 Aug 1874 of Jail St Sp. Thoms Breaden & Catherine Daly . Drumclift Parish
Michael Albert Tracey married Christina Mary Ryan 11 July 1871 Church
of Ireland, Drumcliffe (Ennis), Co Clare [see Dublin]
Michael A. Tracey, full age, bachelor, printer, lives Ennis, (s. of P. F. Tracey, bootmaker) married Mary
F. C. Ryan, full age, spinster, dress maker, lives Ennis, (d. of John Ryan, bootmaker)
11 July 1871 Drumcliffe Church of Ireland Wit: Edward Maurice? Chapmain? &
Walter Greene [Drumcliffe Ennis PLU] signed her mark
Michael Tracy & Mary Ryan
Michael Albert Tracy b. 23 November 1874 of Church St Sp. James Cullinane & Kate McGrath. Drumclift Parish
Michael Albert Tracy of Limerick, printer, & Christina Ryan
Albert Michael Tracy b. 22 Nov 1874 Church St, Ennis, Clare. MA Tracy father Limerick (LDS)
Michael Albert Tracy, printer, of Limerick, & Christina Ryan
Albert Michael Tracy b. 22 Nov 1874
Church Street Ennis. M A Tracy, father, Limerick [Ennis Ennis PLU]
John Tracy & Mary Coffey
Steven b. 06/11/1881
Pat Tracey married Hannah
Brennan 26 Jan 1882
Patrick Tracey, 48, bachelor, labourer, lives Miltown Malby, (s. of James Tracey, dead, labourer) married Hannah Brennan, 35, spinster, ditto [labourer], lives Kilkishen
[Clonlea OR Kilmurry (Bunratty)], (d. of Patt Brennan, dead, ditto [labourer] 28 January 1882 RC Chapel Ennis Wit: Thomas Malone & Mary Kate Malone [Ennis Ennis PLU] signed her mark
Pat Tracy married Mary A
Richards 17 Jan 1894. [see St.
Mary Limerick]
Patrick Tracey [corrected to Tracy], full
age, widower, merchant, lives Limerick, (s. of Patrick Tracey, dead, merchant) married Mary Anne Rickards, full age,
spinster, merchants daughter, lives Ennis [Limerick crossed out], (d. of
William Rickards, dead, merchant) 17 January 1894 RC Chapel Ennis Wit: Mich
Considine & Margaret Walsh [Ennis Ennis PLU]
23 January 1894 Freeman's Journal
Tracy And
Rickards - January 17, 1894, at Ennis, by Rey P O'Kelly, Ennis, Patrick Tracy, Limenck, to Mary Frances
Richards daughter of the late..
1899-1915 McMahon
Collection
559. Type: Memorandum of Agreement
Parties: Elizabeth Considine, Mill Street, Ennis, County Clare and Mary Anne Tracey, 3 Violet Villas, Limerick to John Boland, Haghbooley, County Clare
Property: Dwelling house and shop at Parnell Street, Ennis, County Clare
Terms & Conditions: Yearly rent of £24.4.0.
Date: 24 February 1915
560. 9 June 1909 Decree against goods issued by the County Court
Judge ordering arrears of rent to be paid by Anne Sexton, Market Street, Ennis, County Clare to landlord Elizabeth Considine, Mill Street, Ennis, County Clare and Mary Anne Tracey, 3 Violet Villas, Limerick.
563. 29 April 1899 Original notice to quit issued by Elizabeth Considine and Mary Anne Tracey to representatives of Mary Walsh requiring them to quit and deliver possession if house and premises in Mill Street, Ennis, County Clare on the Rickard family estate. Includes numerous blank signed notices to quit.
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/archives/mcmahon_collection.htm
10.0 Mary Anne Rickards [late edit; not in correct birth order], unknown baptism, most likely prior to 1841. First appears as baptism sponsor for younger sister Ellen Rickards in 1863, and for nephew Michael Considine in 1866. Upon death of father William Rickards, Mary Anne Rickards is listed as secondary beneficiary, with sister Eliza Considine as primary beneficiary. Appears to have been the unmarried daughter living with her father William Rickards at Mill Street in 1891, as referred to in the Freeman's Journal article "A County Clare Will Case" of 1894. Mary Anne Rickards, of Ennis, daughter of William Rickards (deceased merchant), married Patrick Tracey, of Ennis, widower, son of Patrick Tracey (deceased merchant), on 17 January 1894 at the Roman Catholic chapel of Ennis; witnesses Michael Considine and Margaret Walsh.
http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?t=6831&start=75
1901 Census
Patrick
Tracey, 68, M, 17 Military Road, Dock Limerick Urban No. 4, Limerick, Wool
Merchant, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Limerick City
Mary Tracey, 48, F, Military Road, Dock Limerick Urban No. 4, Limerick, Roman Catholic, Wife, Married, Co Clare
Bridget Tracy & John Hardy [see
Kilfinane Limerick]
Kyran Hardy b.
18/07/1897
Deaths
Bridget
Tracy died 1868, Ennis PLU, Aged 66, b. 1802, died 11 Jun 1868 Lissane [Lissan
Clareabbey]
Feakle
Patt Tracey (b. 1805) m. Mary
Loran 1830 Feakle (LDS)
James b.c. 7 April
1831 Feakle (LDS)
Anne Thracy of Knockavine [tithe record Poulagower Tomgraney] married Peter Morony of Coraclune [Corracloon Feakle] 25 Feb 1873 Wit: John Rochford & Bridt Griffy? Scarriff Parish [see Scarriff]
Anne Thracy,
full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives
Knockavcue?, (d. of Pat Thracy,
farmer) married Peter Morony, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Curaclune, (s.
of Pat Moroney, farmer) 25 February 1873 RC Chapel Scariff Wit: John Rochford
& Bridget Griffy [all signed their marks] [MtShannon Scarriff PLU]
Anne Trassy/Treacy/Tracy &
Peter Morony
Mary
Morony b. 21 Feb 1874 Sp. Pat &
Ellen Trassy
Ellen
Morony b. 21 Feb 1877 Sp. Bridget Murphy
Anna
Maria Morony b. 2 May 1879 of Curragh Clune Sp. Denis Morony & Maria
Miniter
Mathew
Minogue & Catherine O'Driscoll,
Patrick
b. 16 Apr 1875 Sp. John Treacy &
Anne Malone
Bridget Treacy married John Keogh? Wit: James McGrath & Ellen Foley on the 13 Oct
1875. Feakle Parish
Bridget Treacy, full [age], widow, farm servant, lives Feakle [Feakle], (d. of James
Treacy, farmer) married John Keogh, full [age], widower, labourer, lives
Dromore [Feakle], (s. of Michael Keogh, farmer) 13 October 1875 RC Chapel
Feakle Wit: James McGrath & Ellen Foley, signed her mark [Feakle Scariff
PLU] signed their marks
Bridget Treacy &
John Keogh
Bridget
Keogh b. 11 Sep 1876 Dromore Sp. John Tobin & Winefride Kiely. Feakle
Parish
James
Keogh b. 29 Apr 1878 Sp. Thady McKey & Margt McGrath. Feakle Parish
Maria Treacy, Do [full age], spinster, Do [farmer], lives Knockavene [near Capparoe Tomgraney], (d. of Patt Treacy, farmer) married Paul Grogan, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Core [Feakle], (s. of James Grogan, farmer) 6 February 1875 RC Chapel Scarriff Wit: Joseph Lammon & Margaret Minogue [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU] [Note: Not found in RC register] [see Scarriff]
Mary Tracey/Treacy/Tracy &
Paul Grogan
James
Grogan b. 5 Apr 1876 Sp. James Grogan & Ellen Treacy. Feakle RC
Mary
Grogan b. 26 May 1878 Sp. Patrick Treacy
& Honoria Treacy. Feakle RC
Ellen
Grogan b. 18 Jul 1880 Sp. James Grogan & Bridget Healy. Feakle RC
Maria Tracey/Tracy &
Paul Grogan
James
Grogan b. 28 Mar 1876 Core, Scarriff County Clare (LDS)
Mary
Grogan b. 26 May 1878 Core, Scariff Clare (LDS)
Ellen
Grogan b. 26 Aug 1880 Core, Scarriff County Clare/Galway (LDS)
John Tracey (of Knockbeha) & Sarah Connors
Patrick b. 20 March
1877 (LDS)
Mathew
Minogue & Catherine O'Driscoll
Johanna
b. 17 Jul 1877 Sp. Martin Minogue & Bridget
Tracy
Martin
Minogue & Catherine Hogan,
Mary
Minogue b. 5 Oct 1879 Sp Matt Tracy
& Ellen Tracy
Martin
Minogue & Kate Hogan
Matthew
Minogue b. 22 Dec 1880 Sp. John Hogan & Bridget Tracey
Mary Treacy, do [full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Moynoe [Moynoe], (d. of Thady Treacy, do [farmer]) married John Tuohy, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Dooras [Doorus] Feakle, (s. of John Tuohy, farmer) 14 February 1882 RC Chapel Scarriff Wit: Thomas Tuohy & Mary Kate Bugler [Mt Shannon Scarriff PLU]
Kilkee
Mary Catherine Tracy (b. 1796 d. 3 Nov 1888 Davenport Iowa) & Thomas Kelley (b. 1801, Ireland)
1. Bridget
Kelley, b. 1830 Ireland
2. Patrick
Kelley, b. 17 Mar 1837 Kilkee, Ireland
3. Ellen
Kelley, b. 1839, Kilkee Ireland
Kilkeedy (Tubber)
Peter
Murphy & Mary, Ross
Mary b.
1840 Sp. Neddy Wealsh & Ann Tracy.
Rev. M. O'Brien
Bridget Tracy/Thracy & Thomas Ballinger
Elizabeth Ballinger b. 3 March
1833 Sp. James
O'Brien & Eliza O'Brien
Michael Ballinger b. 1835 Sp. Bartly Houlihan &
Honora Houlihan
Ellen
Ballinger b. 1838 Sp. James Ballinger & Kate Houlihan. Rev.M.O'Brien
(Thracy)
[Best match]
June 1986 The Irish Link (Issue 9)
Ballinger
Michael
Ballinger, born 1840, County Clare, son of Tomy and Ann (nee Treacy) Ballinger.
Arrived Australia. Married in Maryborough, Queensland, 1865, Ann, daughter of
Thomas and Ellen (nee Sheridan) Farragher. Bullock team driver later farming
western Queensland. Died 28 June 1911 at Barcaldine, Queensland. Daughter,
Ellen Ballinger, born 1871, married Joseph Mather. Their daughter, Ellen
Mather, married James Kennedy. Enquirer seeks relatives in Ireland.
https://meathhistoryhub.ie/trimblestown-trim/
John
Ballinger & Mary, O'Mara,
James b.
1833 Sp. Edmond Ballinger & Bridget
Thracy
James
O'Brien & Genny Houlihan
Kate b.
1838 Sp. John Houlihan, & Bridget
Thracy. Rev.M.O'Brien,
Tardy Carr &
Judith Carr
Margaret b. 1836
Kilkeedy Sp. Margaret Tracy
Pat Howard & Mary
Howard
Margaret b. 1836 Sp.
Pat Clune & Margt. Treacy
Mary Tracy
& Denis Hynes
Bridget b. 1834 Sp. Pat Tracy & Bridget Tracy
Terry Ryan &
Catherine Silver
Mary b. 1834 Sp. Michael Tracy & Anne Ryan
Pat Tracy &
Ellen O'Dea
Bridget
b. 1841 Sp. Peter Callinan & Margt Ballinger. Rev M. O'Brien
Luke O'Connor &
Bridget Jourdan
Bridget b. 1835 Sp.
Luke O'Connor & Tracy Peril
Thomas Thracey &
Maria Kennedy
Bridget
b. 1844 Sp. James Tracey &
Bridget Kennedy. Rev. M. O'Brien
Killaloe CoI
13 Jan 1849 NEWSPAPER
At Dingle, in premature
confinement, Margaret Priscilla, wife of Benjamin Hill Gillman, Esq. Sub
Inspector.
Amelia Treacy (d. of James Treacy,
gentleman) minor of 59 Aungier St m. Benjamin Hill Gillman (s. of Hill Gillman,
gentleman) widower, Inspector of Police, Killaloe Parish [Clare] on 24 April
1851 Wit: Edwd Murray & Edwd Murray Sr. (by licence) [Tracy Peerage?]
Amelia Tracey and Benjamin Hill Gillman 1851 (Marriage Licence)
Amelia
Treacy, minor,
spinster, lives 59 Aungier? St, (d. of James
Treacy, gentleman) married Benjamin Hill Gillman, of full age, widower,
Inspector of Police, lives parish of Killaloe, (s. of Hill Gillman, gentleman)
24 April 1851 St. Peters Church of Ireland Wit: Edwd? Murray & Richd? J
Murray [Dublin Dublin South PLU] [faint copy]
Killaloe
Mary Tracy & Michl Ryan
Michl Ryan b. 9 Jul 1830 of Ardelona [Ardcloony Killaloe] Sp. Bridgt Gleason of Ardelona Killaloe Parish
Cathn Tracy of O Brien's Bridge married John Ryan of O Brien's Bridge Wit: Tom Ryan of O Brien's Bridge & Mary/ Ryan of O Brien's Bridgeon the 18 Jan 1853 Killaloe Parish
Ellen Tracey & Thos Beadrik [Bradisl]
Mary [Judy] Beadrik b. 6 Nov 1853 of Killaloe [Killaloe] Sp. John Cournen & Mary Cassole of Killaloe Killaloe Parish
Catherine Tressy & John Neil
Mary Anne Neil b. 7 Aug 1861 Sp. John Seymore & Margaret McEnvoy Killaloe Parish
Michael Treacy married Bridget Cleary of Killaloe Wit: John Hogan & Annie Carrig on the 24 Jul 1873 Killaloe Parish [see Tim Tracy]
Michael Treacey, full age, bachelor, shoemaker, of Killaloe (s. of Timothy Treacy, shoemaker) married Bridget Cleary, BLANK, spinster, labourer, of Newtown [Kiltenanlea?], (d. of James Cleary, labourer) Wit: John Hogan & Annie Carrick in the RC Chapel Killaloe 24 July 1873 [Annacarriga Scarriff]
Michl Tracey & Bridget Cleary
Timothy Tracey b. 21 Apr 1874 Sp. James Cleary & Lizzie Tarpy (by prose). Killaloe Parish
Michael Tracy/Treacy of Newtown, shoemaker,
& Bridget Cleary
Tim Tracy b. 20 April
1874 Newtown. Michael Tracy father Newtown his mark. [Annacarriga Scarriff]
Mary Treacy b. 20 February
1876 Newtown. Bridget Treacy mother Newtown. [Annacarriga Scarriff]
Waimea arrived Wellington NZ, 04 Oct 1876 (assisted emigration)
Michl Treacy, aged 24, farm
labourer of Clare
Bridget, aged 26
Timothy, aged 2
Mary, 6 months
September 1986 The Irish
Link (Issue 10)
Treacy
Michael Treacy, born circa 1853 in County Clare, probably Killaloe, son of Timothy and Mary (nee McNamara) Treacy. Married at Killaloe 24 July 1873 Bridget, daughter of James Cleary. Arrived Wellington, New Zealand, 4 October 1876 in “Waimea”. Settled there, bootmaker. Died 4 February 1935. Son, Michael Ignatius Treacy, born 1883, married Caroline Smith, ancestors of enquirer who seeks relatives in Ireland.
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/emigration/irish_link_issues1-10.htm
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.
John Treacy & Bdt Nash [from Broadford]
Anne Treacy b. 11 Jun 1880 Sp. John Browne & Bdt Browne. Killaloe Parish
Killkeady
Pat Tracy
& Ellen O'Dea
Bridget Tracy b. 1841 Sp. Peter
Callinan & Margt Ballinger. Killkeady Parish
Killone
Peter Tracy & Catherine Murray
Maria Tracy b. 1 Mar 1840 vaga Sp.
Maria Howard. Clarecastle and Ballyea
Kilmanaheen
[Note: No marriages online]
Pat Tracey, full [age], bachelor, weaver & pensioner 1/9 regiment, lives Ennistymon [Kilmanaheen], (s. of James Tracey, dead, Kilfinean [Kilfinane? Limerick]) married Mary Anderson, full [age], spinster, sewing girl, lives Ennistymon, (d. of William Anderson, weaver) 1 August 1871 RC Chapel Ennistymon Wit: Owen O'Donohue & Jane Malony, her mark [Ennistymon Ennistymon PLU] signed their marks
Kilmurry Ibrickan
John Ryan
& Bridget
Bridget
Ryan b. 24.6.1843 of Ardpatrick, Limerick Sp. John Roche & Ellen Tracy. Kilmurry Ibrickan Co.
Clare
Pat Treacy &
Peggy Considine of Quilty
Mary
Treacy (Illegitimate) b. 9.8.1856 Sp. Kete Downes
Kilnoe
Ellen Treacy & John Molony
Bridget Molony b. 24 Jan 1834 of
Drewsbobo? Sp. Brian Treacy & Margaret Treacy. Kilnoe Parish
James Molony b. 6 Apr 1835 of
Drewsboro Sp. James Brian & Mary Tracy. Kilnoe Parish
Mary Treacy/Tracey & Ds/Denis Haley/Healy
James Haley b. 7 Apr 1835 of
Bodyke Sp. John Molony & Magt Tracy. Kilnoe Parish
Anne Healy b. 13 Jan 1837 of
Coolrea Sp. John Hussey & Bridget Hussey. Kilnoe Parish
Bidy Haley b. 6 July 1839 of
Coolrea [Coolreagh Kilnoe] Sp. Brian Treacy & Mary Minogue. Kilnoe
Parish
Mary Healy b. 9 Jul 1841 Sp.
Donnemak & Kitty Hallimak. Kilnoe Parish
Ds Healy b. 12 Jan 1852 of
Clonrea? Sp. John Hussie & Minnie Conray?. Kilnoe Parish
Patt Healy b. 18 Mar 1854 of
Clonmoher [Kilnoe] Sp. Thos Hair? & Anny Canny. Kilnoe Parish
Mary Treacy of Drewsboro married Edmond McNamara of Drewsboro Wit: Brian Treacy
& Thos McNamara of Waterpark & of Drewsboro on the 1 Mar 1835. Kilnoe
Parish
Mary Treacy & Edmd McNamara
Thomas McNamara b. 12 Dec 1835 of
Drewsboro Sp. John McNamara & Mary McNamara. Kilnoe Parish
Patrick McNamara b. 9 Mar 1838 of
Drewsboro Sp. Ellen Treacy. Kilnoe Parish
Brian/Bryan Treacy & Honoria/Norry Balton
Mary Treacy b. 3 Apr 1836 of
Tomgrany Sp. Owen & Nancy Malone.. Kilnoe Parish
Thady Treacy b. 23 Nov 1837 of Tomgreany
Sp. William Balton & Bridget Brady.. Kilnoe Parish
Pat Treacy b. 3 May 1848 of
Tomgrany Sp. John Halpin & Magt Downs.. Kilnoe Parish
Catherine Treacy & Thomas Canny
Ds Canny b. 10 Jul 1836 of
Drewsboro [Drewsborough Tomgraney] Sp. Bridget Treacy & Brian Canny.
Kilnoe Parish
James Treacy & Joanna Kennedy
Pat Treacy b. 15 May 1848 of
Cahirhurley [Caherhurly Kilnoe] Sp. Hugh Treacy.. Kilnoe Parish
Maria Treacy of Killancade? Tomgraney married Jn Broderick ? Jan 1853 Wit: Briget?
Treacy & Js? Baron? of Sca? Kilnoe Parish
Brian Treacy married Mary Marshe of Tomgrange & Ballymahon [Tomgraney Ballymalone
Tomgraney] Wit: ??? Brady? & Mag
Rushe? of Tomgrange? Ballamore? on 5? Feb 1853. Kilnoe Parish
Brian/Bryan Treacy & Mary Marsh
Honoria Treacy b. 30 May 1855 of
Tomgreany Sp. Dl Treacy & Bridget Marsh. Kilnoe Parish
Ml Treacy b. 8 Feb 1857 of
Tomgreany Sp. Thos & Winnie Halpin. Kilnoe Parish
Ellen Treacy b. 16 Apr 1859 of
Tomgrany? Sp. Jn Thornton & Ellen Marsh. Kilnoe Parish
Michael Treacy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Tomgraney [Tomgraney], (s. of Bryan Treacy, farmer) married Anne/Annie Hogan, full [age], spinster, dressmaker, lives Caherhurley [Kilnoe], (d. of Patrick Hogan, farmer) 16 February 1892 RC Chapel Tomgraney Wit: Tim Malone & Ellen Hogan [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU]
Margt Tracy of Car? married Roger Minogue of Ballymalone [Tomgraney] 20 Feb
1855 Wit: Stephen March of Ballymalone & Biddy Molone of Car? Scarriff
Parish
Margaret/Mt/Mgt Treacy & Rody/Roger/Roget Minogue/Minogen
Bridget Minogue b. 9 Dec 1855 of
B.Macone [Ballymalone Tomgraney] Sp. Brian Treacy & Bridget Mack.
Kilnoe Parish
James Minogue b. 3 Nov 1856 of
Derra? Sp. Darby Minogue & Mary Do [Minogue]. Kilnoe Parish
Joanna Minogue b. 10 Apr 1859 of
Brad? Sp. Stephen Treacy & Julia Flanagan. Kilnoe Parish
Mary Minogue b. 7 Sep 1862 of
Tirparks Sp. Mary Minogue.. Kilnoe Parish
Dan Minogue b. 5 Jul 1868 of Derra
Sp. Dan McMahon & Anne McMahon. Kilnoe Parish
Tom Treacy & Bridget OCallaghan
Kate Treacy b. 25 Aug 1867 of
Lisbareeu [Lisbarreen Kilnoe] Sp. Denis Tuohy & Mary Nash.. Kilnoe Parish
Patrick Tracey married Catherine Minague? Wit: Pat & Ellen Minague on the 25 Feb
1879. Kilnoe Parish
Michael Treacey, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Carhanmore [Carrowmore Moynoe], (s.
of Michael Treacey, deceased, farmer) married Mary Roughan/Rouan, Do
[full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Coologorce? [Coologory Tomgraney]
(d. of Ed, alive, Do [farmer]) 09 March 1886 RC Chapel Clomusker [Cloonusker
Tomgraney] Wit: James Treacey & Mary Hennessy? [Feakle Scarriff PLU]
[bad copy]
Michael Treacy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Tomgraney [Tomgraney], (s. of Bryan Treacy, farmer) married Anne/Annie Hogan, full [age], spinster, dressmaker, lives Caherhurley [Kilnoe], (d. of Patrick Hogan, farmer) 16 February 1892 RC Chapel Tomgraney Wit: Tim Malone & Ellen Hogan [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU] see above
Milltown Malbay
The parish of Kilfarboy in West Clare was known in 1302 as Kellinfearbreygy or Kellinfearbuygy, in 1394 as Killnafearwary and later as Kilforbrick and Kilfearbaigh. (Church of the men of Bargy i.e. the Uí Bairrche of Leinster). The next parish is Kilmurry Ibrickan (Cill Muire ó m-Bracáin - Church of Mary of Ibrickan AFM 1599). The Úi Breccáin were one of the three free tribes of Uí Bairrche.
British War Office to 1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
Patrick Tracey Alias Patrick Treacy Born Kilparly/Kilforly/Kilforby,
Limerick [Kilforby modern Kilfearboy Co. Clare] Served in 58th Foot Regiment
Discharged aged 29, 1825-1831
Patrick
Tracey, b. 1801 Limerick, Limerick
Patrick
Tracey/Treacy b. 1801 Kilforby, Limerick, Limerick 58th Foot 1825-13th
July 31 WO97 6 yrs service WO118/17. In 1831 he was residing at Miltown, Clare (WO23/2)
1821
List of Freeholders
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Forename of
Freeholder |
Surname of
Freeholder |
Place of Abode |
Situation of
Freehold |
Forename of
Landlord |
Surname of
Landlord |
Valuation |
Names of Lives
or other Tenure |
Date of Registry |
Barony |
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James |
Tracy |
Braifa |
Braiffa |
Thos., Esq |
Morony |
40s |
Patrick |
Tracy |
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May 3, 1819 |
Ibrickane |
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Patrick |
Tracy |
Braifa |
Doughbeg |
Thos., Esq |
Morony |
40s |
Patrick |
Tracy |
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May 3, 1819 |
Ibrickane |
British War Office to 1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital
John Treacy, b. 1825
Melton Mowbray, Clare
British Army Service Records
John Treacy 1825-1847, Killfarboy,
Miltown Malbay, Clare, Ireland
Royal Canadian Regt of Rifles
Kingston Ontaria Canada 19 March
1868
606 Private John Treacy
served abroad 12 years 4/12 months
Crimea 1 10/12 years
Canada 10 6/12 years
Discharge..at his own request Free
with pension after Twenty-one years service
Character..his conduct has been
very good and he is in posession of Five Good Conduct Badges
His name has never been entered in
the Regimental Defaulters Book and he has never been tried by Court Martial
606 Pt John Treacy, labourer, born
[about 1825] Killfarboy parish near Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare, attested 39th
Regt at Miltown Malbay Co. Clare 9th March 1847 aged 22 years, discharged
Kingston Ont Canad, aged 43 years, 5'7", dark complexion, brown eyes,
black hair, labourer, no marks, intended place of residence Toronto Ontario
Canada.
Service to 19th March 1868
39th Foot, private 9 March 1847 to
31 March 1859, 12 years 23 days
Roy Cab Rifles, transfered,
private 1 April 1859 to 31 March 1868, 9 years
G.C. Pay @ 1d - 9 March 1852
G.C. Pay @ 2d - 9 March 1857
G.C. Pay @ 3d - 9 March 1860
G.C. Pay @ 4d - 9 March 1863
G.C. Pay @ 5d - 9 March 1868
Total 21 years 23 days
1 April 1868 to 21 April 1868
Total Sevice 21 years 44 days
John Tracy, Killaboy, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Ireland [WO 23]
Regiments: [Royal Canadian Rifles]; 39th Foot
Rank: Private
Foreign service: Crimea 1 10/12; Canada 10 6/12
Character: Very good; 5 badges
Trade: Laborer
Height - feet: 5
Height - inches: 7
Hair: black
Eyes: brown
Complexion: dark
Regimental surgeons report: Completed service
Age: 43
Residing in Toronto Canada West
Permission to reside: 21 April 1868
23rd September 1826 Limerick Chronicle
Two men, named Tracy, were drowned
off Seafield, in the West of the County Clare, on Tuesday morning, by upsetting
of a canoe. They both left families. A third man who was in the boat saved
himself by swimming.
Army Birth Registration
Catharine Tracey, Milton Malbay,
1831, K.D. Gds., Vol 1 page 35
James Tracy, Miltown Malbay, 1831,
R.D. Gds, Vol 1 page 39
James Tracy m. Margaret Dwyer before 1833 Miltown Malbay Clare
1839 Parish Census - 5 Spanish Point And Breaghfa West
James Tracy (Head)
Margaret Dwyer Wife W
Michael Tracy Child
Mary Tracy Child
Biddy Tracy Child
Ally Tracy Child
Pat Tracy Child
Kitty Tracy Child
1855 Griffiths Valuation Clare
James Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy West Clare
Michael Tracy, Breaffy, South Kilfarboy West Clare
Patrick Tracy, Town of Milltown Malbay Spanish Point Rd Kilfarboy West Clare
1860 - 1910 Clare Electoral Registers
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Alphabetical |
By Date |
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Anne
Tracy, 1899, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne Tracy,
1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1904, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1905, Miltown Malbay, Miltown Malbay James
Tracey, 1885, Miltown-Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1887, Miltown - Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1889, Miltown-Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1891, Miltown Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1899, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay James
Tracey, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay John
Tracey, 1909, Miltown-Malbay, Annagh John
Tracy, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Annagh John Tracy,
1905, Miltown Malbay, Annagh Mary
Tracy, 1909, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracey, 1885, Miltown-Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1887, Miltown - Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1889, Miltown-Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1891, Miltown Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1899, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracey, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracey, 1909, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracy, 1905, Miltown Malbay, Miltown Malbay Patrick
Tracey, 1885, Miltown-Malbay, — Patrick
Tracey, 1887, Miltown - Malbay, — Patrick
Tracey, 1889, Miltown-Malbay, — Patrick
Tracey, 1891, Miltown Malbay, — |
James
Tracey, 1885, Miltown-Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1887, Miltown - Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1889, Miltown-Malbay, — James Tracey,
1891, Miltown Malbay, — James
Tracey, 1899, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay James
Tracey, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracey, 1885, Miltown-Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1887, Miltown - Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1889, Miltown-Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1891, Miltown Malbay, — Michael
Tracey, 1899, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracey, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracy, 1905, Miltown Malbay, Miltown Malbay Michael
Tracey, 1909, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Patrick
Tracey, 1885, Miltown-Malbay, — Patrick
Tracey, 1887, Miltown - Malbay, — Patrick
Tracey, 1889, Miltown-Malbay, — Patrick
Tracey, 1891, Miltown Malbay, — Anne
Tracy, 1899, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1904, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay Anne
Tracy, 1905, Miltown Malbay, Miltown Malbay John
Tracy, 1903, Miltown-Malbay, Annagh John
Tracy, 1905, Miltown Malbay, Annagh John
Tracey, 1909, Miltown-Malbay, Annagh Mary
Tracy, 1909, Miltown-Malbay, Miltown Malbay |
1870’s Valuation - Breaffy South, Kilfarboy
Patrick Tracy
Patrick Treacy,
Bathing Lodge
Michael Treacy
Ellen Treacy
1893 - Guy's Directory
Posting Establishments - Miltownmalbay
James Treacy
Michael Treacy
1896 Limerick Court
Records
Michael Treacy, b. 1846 Spanish Point, lives Co. Clare.
Dog Licences
Pat Treacy, 1892 Miltown Malbay Clare
Michael Treacy, 1893-1913 Miltown Malbay Clare
James Treacy, 1895-6 Miltown Malbay Clare
John Treacy, 1895-1913 Miltown Malbay Clare
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1901
Census - Miltown Malbay |
1911
Census - Miltownmalbay |
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James
Tracy, 54, M, 24 Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Car-Owner and Driver, Roman
Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Co Clare Mary
Tracy, 40, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Char-Woman, Roman Catholic, Wife,
Married, Co Limerick Michael
Tracy, 14, M, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Son, Not
Married, Co Clare Annie
Tracy, 7, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Scholar, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Clare Charolina
Tracy, 3, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not
Married, Co Clare Katie
Treacy, 18, F, 26 Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Domestic Servant, Roman Catholic,
Cook, Not Married, Co Clare Michael
Treacy, 52, M, 29 Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Car Owner and Driver, Roman
Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Co Clare Ellen
Treacy, 50, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic, Wife, Married, Co
Clare Bridget Treacy, 16, F, Breaffy
South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Clare Henery
Treacy, 13, M, Breaffy South, Miltown
Malbay, Clare,
Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Clare Johanna Treacy, 11, F, Breaffy
South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Clare John
Treacy, 9, M, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic, Son, Not Married,
Co Clare Maggie
Treacy, 6, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Not
Married, Co Clare Ellen
Boland, 84, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Roman Catholic,, Mother in Law,
Widow Patrick
Treacy, 77, M, 30 Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, General Labourer, Roman Catholic,
Head of Family, Married, Co Clare Johanna
Treacy, 60, F, Breaffy South, Miltown Malbay, Clare, Char Woman, Roman Catholic, Wife,
Married, Co Clare Maria
Treacy, 20, F, 3 in Ennis Road Miltown Malbay, Clare, Servant, R Catholic, Co Clare,
General Servant-Domestic, Not Married, Co Clare |
Michael
Quin, 28, Male, 31 Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (head, b. Clare) Annie
Quin, 17, Female, 31 Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (wife, married 1
year, b. Clare) Mary
Treacy, 60, F, 31 Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (mother-in-law, widow,
married 20 years, 2 child?, b. Limerick) Christina
Treacy, 13, F, Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (daughter-in-law, b.
Clare) Michael
Treacy, 68, M, 16 Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (labourer) Ellen
Treacy, 66, F, Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (married 42 years, 11
child 10 alive) John
Treacy, 21, M, Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (son, single, labourer) Hannah
Treacy, 72, F, 25 Breaffy, South, Miltownmalbay, Clare (head, widow) Mary
Treacey, 75, F, 14.2 Chapel Road, Miltownmalbay, Clare (widow, married 35
years, 2 child) Anne
Treacey, 78 (48?), F, Chapel Road, Miltownmalbay, Clare (daughter, single,
servant) |
Ellis Island
Bridget
Tracy [Tracey], Miltown Melley (Malbay Clare) Ireland, 1903, 19 years, to
sister Kate Shanahan (married) 119 – 9th Ave New York
Christina
Tracy, Miltown Malbay Clare Ireland, 1913, 17 years, single, Mother Mrs Tracey
Spanish point Miltownmalbay, to sister Maggie Treacy 36? W 35th St
New York, 5’, fair complexion, brown hair, brown eyes, b. Miltownmalbay
Christina Treacy, NY USA, 1920, 21
years, single, checker, Mother: Mrs Mary Treacy, Spanish Point, Miltownmalbay.
lived 1914/1920 NY, Sister Mrs W McKay, 2176 Bathgate Ave, NY. 5’1”, fair
complexion, black hair, brown eyes. b. Miltownmal Ireland.
United States
Naturalization Petitions
Christina Tracy, born 12 Jun 1898 Miltown, [Milltown Malbay] Clare, Ireland. Waitress & Food checker, Lives 2176 Bathgate Avenue NYC (April 1927) & 490 E 181 Street Bronx NY, fair complexion, 5'5", 125 lb, brown hair, brown eyes, not married, emigrated on the Carmania from Queenstown Sep 1912 or Oct 2 1913, Naturalised 1927 New York City, NY
Johanna Treacy, Miltown Malby (Clare
Ireland?), 1904, 16 years, sister paid passage, to Cousin Mrs H? Shanahan
(Johanna), 119 9th Ave New York. with sister Cq 7.
Kate Tracey, Miltown Malbay (Clare Ireland?), 1903, 18
years, single, Cmaid, to sister Ellen, YE? 39th Str New York,
Maggie Tracy, Miltownmalbay (Clare) Ireland, 1897, 15
years, single, to New York, Sister: Bdgt Tracy, 337 W 22St, New York
Margaret
Tracey, Miltown Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 22 years, single servant, to Aunt
Mrs Shanahan, 119 9th Ave New York, lived NY 1896/1884/1885/1904
Minnie
Tracey, Miltown Malby (Clare Ireland?), 1904, 27 years, single servant, to Aunt
Mrs Shanahan, 119 9th Ave New York, lived NY 1896/1884/1885/1904
Margaret
Treacey, Gatun Canal Zone CA USA, 1915, 30 years, single, lived Gatun Canal
Zone, no relation in Ireland. lived 17 years TG? Il [US], Sister Mrs Shanahan,
136, West 12 St, N.Y. 5’5”, Fr complexion, br hair, gr eyes. b. Clare Ireland.
Maris
[Maria] Treacy, Mietown (Milltown
Malbay Clare? Ireland), 1901, 21 years, to sister Bridget, 215 E? 39th
St New York
Maria
Treacy, Miltown (Miltownmalbay Clare Ireland?), 1906, 26
years, single, Non Immigarting Alien, lived 1901 1906 New York, Sister Mrs Kate
Shanahan, 117, 9th Ave New York. 5’4”, fair complexion, brown hair,
blue eyes. b. Miltownmalbay.
Michael Tracey, Miltown Malbay Clare Ireland, 1910, 24
[32?] years, 5’4” fair complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, Stepmother Mrs J
Tracey, Spanish Point, Miltown Malby, To sister Mrs W McKee, 771 Trinity Ave
Bronx NY, b. Miltown Malbay
Michael
Treacy, Miltown Malbay (Clare) Ireland, 1907, 21 years, single, Father James
Treacy, Miltownmalbay. Sister paid passage. To Sister Delia Treacy, 711 2nd
Ave, New York. 5’4”, dark complexion, dark hair, grey eyes. b. Miltownmalbay
Ireland. [Henry Treacy 19, Michael 21 – cousins?]
Henry
Treacy, Miltown Malbay (Clare) Ireland, 1907, 19 years, single. Father Michl
Treacy, Miltownmalby, Co. Clare. sister paid passage. To sister Winnie Treacy,
331 W 101st St Chicago Ill, 5’5”, brown complexion, dark hair, grey
eyes. b. Miltownmalby Ireland. [Henry Treacy 19, Michael 21 – cousins?]
Henry
Treacy, Miltown Malbay (Clare) Ireland, 1911, 23 years, single, Father Michael
Treacy, Miltown Malbay Co. Clare. lived US 1904-10, to Sister Delia Treacy, 438
West 50 St New York, 5’8”, fair complexion, fair hair, brown eyes. b.
Miltownmalby Ireland. [travelling with Annie O’Connor 24 of Miltownmalby]
5 Jan 1916 Cork Examiner
..three masted schooner Kelp
grounded on the rocks at spanish Point, Miltown-Malbay about ten o'clock
[yesterday] morning..The number of men saved would be few were it not for the
actions of farmers' sons in the vicinity..John Tracey..
1916 The wreck of the S.S. Kelp at Spanish Point Co. Clare: Four
flags in war.
On 4 January 1916...However, the
local men would not be deterred from their duty to rescue the poor souls on the
Kelp. Michael Quinn, James Boland, John Treacy, Martin Griffin and Marty
Morrissey; all braved the savage conditions to get close enough to the wreck to
begin evacuating the hapless crew.
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Henry Tracy b. 11 Apr 1888 Mill Toure [Milltown] [Miltown Malbay Clare]
Ireland, declared naturalisation, single, no depenants, Elecator Runn??? not
employed, lives 262 W25 NY
May 3, 1920 (FJ) Startling
evidence at resumed inquest
..recent Miltown-Malbay shootings..celebrate the release of the
Mountjoy hunger-strikers..he saw Tommy Leary stretched on the footpath, face
downwards. With the assistance of John Tracey, he listed him up..
May 4, 1920 (FJ)
..Miltown-Malbay
..John Joe Treacy said..
Sep 15, 1920 (IT) Sad Co.
Clare Drowning Accident
..Miltown-Malbay..She called to James Boland and John Tracey, who
were near, and they went to the assistance of the children..[children saved but
mother drowned]
1922 Army Census
John Joe Treacey; 20; Pte, QM Dpt 1/WDN, home address: Church Rd Milton Malby, 10903 pay no: 11342, Joined: 7/4/22 Ennis, single, RC, Next of kin: mother, Next of kin: Mrs N Tracey, Church Rd Milton Malby; Ennis (Clare); download file
1917-1921 service medal - John Joseph Treacy alias O'Brien alias
White, G Company, 4 Battalion, Mid Clare
Brigade, of Miltown Malbay Clare & Cork
John Joseph Treacy alias O'Brien
alias White
Addresses:
C/O Royal Typewriters, 42
McCurtain Street, Cork
Church Street, Miltown Malbay,
Clare
Date of birth: 1901-05-24
Notes: File relates to successful
Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Medal later deemed to have been duly
awarded. Duly awarded certificate signed 23 May 1969. Note states that John
Joseph was named after his mother Nora White and his paternal name may have
been O'Brien or White.
Data Protection Note: Open
Organisation: Fianna Éireann
Rank: Volunteer
Commanding Officer(s): I. O'Neill;
Ned Lynch
Company: G Company
Unit: 4 Battalion
Brigade: Mid Clare Brigade
National Army Service Number:
30858
Medal awarded: Service (1917-1921)
Medal
File Reference: MD2769
State Registrations of Marriages and Births
Pat Tracey, Ennistimon, 1871 19 137
marriage
Patrick Treacy, Kilrush, 1873 9 169
marriage
James Treacy, Ennistimon, 1873 4 290
marriage
Michael Treacy, Ennistimon, 1873 4
292 marriage
James Tracey, Ennistimon, 1st Quarter 1893
4 168? marriage
Kate Tracey/Treacy, Ennistimon, 1st Quarter 1897 4 181 marriage
Elizabeth Tracy, Kilrush, 3rd Quarter 1878 4 157
Elizabeth Treacy, Kilrush, 2nd
Quarter 1878 4 166 marriage
Treacy, Bridget, Ennistimon, Clare.
1865 4 276
Tracy, Francis, Ennistimon, Clare.
1866 19 284
Tracey, Honora, Ennistimon, 1871 4
352
Tracey, Patrick, Ennistimon, 1874 9
271
Tracy, Catherine, Ennistimon, 1874
14 270
Treacy, Bridget, Ennistimon, 1876 4
291
Treacy, Michael, Ennistimon, 1877 4
297
Tracy, Ellen, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1878 4 229
Tracy, Mary, Ennistimon, 4th Quarter
1878 4 232
Tracy, Maria, Ennistimon, 2nd
Quarter 1880 4 216
Tracy, Elizabeth, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1880 4 224
Tracey, Margaret, Ennistimon, 4th
Quarter 1882 4 221
Tracy, Ellen, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1882 4 227
Tracey, Eliza, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1884 4 225
Tracy, Catherine, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1884 4 224
Tracey, Johanna, Ennistimon, 2nd
Quarter 1889 4 222
Tracey, John, Ennistimon, 4th
Quarter 1891 4 185
Tracey, Margaret, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1894 4 195
Tracey, Anne, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1894 4 197
Treacey, Teresa, Ennistimon, 3rd
Quarter 1898 4 196
Tracy, John, Ennistimon, 1st Quarter
1899 4 188
Pat Tracy & Mary Foran
Mary Tracy b. Feb 1833 of Liegard
[Legard Kilfarboy]. Milltownmalbay Parish
James Tracy & Margaret Dwyer
Catherine Tracy b. Mar 1833 of S
point [Spanishpoint in Kilfarboy]. Milltownmalbay Parish
James Tracy m. Margaret Dwyer before 1833 Miltown Malbay Clare
1839 Parish Census - 5 Spanish Point And Breaghfa West
James Tracy (Head)
Margaret Dwyer Wife W
Michael Tracy Child
Mary Tracy Child
Biddy Tracy Child
Ally Tracy Child
Pat Tracy Child
Kitty Tracy Child
Patrick Tracey, 48, bachelor, labourer, lives Miltown Malby
[Kilfarboy], (s. of James Tracey, dead,
labourer) married Hannah Brennan, 35, spinster, ditto [labourer], lives
Kilkishen [Clonlea OR Kilmurry (Bunratty)], (d. of Patt Brennan, dead, ditto
[labourer] 28 January 1882 RC Chapel Ennis Wit: Thomas Malone & Mary Kate
Malone [Ennis Ennis PLU] signed her mark
Catherine Trassey? & Michal Maroney
Mary Maroney b. 24 Mar 1833 of
Knackler? Krone? Sp. Milltownmalbay Parish
Mich Tracy & Brigt Lavey
Briget Tracy b. 7 Jul 1833 from
Limerick. Milltownmalbay Parish
Michael Tracy & Ellen Comerford
John Tracy b. 2 May 1843 of S point
Sp. BLANK. Milltownmalbay Parish
Michl Tracy b. 16 July 1850 Sp.
Pat Hynes & Margret Doherty. Milltownmalbay Parish
BEST MATCH
Michael Tracey,
died 1871 Miltown Malbay Ennistymon PLU, aged 50 years,
b. 1821, married, carman, died 25 Jun 1871 Spanishpoint [in Kilfarboy – Milltownmalbay RC], Ellen Tracey, her mark, present at death Spanishpoint
Mary Tracy
Ellen Tracy b. 12 Sep 1857
illegitimate Sp. Alice? Tracy . Milltownmalbay Parish
Mary Tracy & Richd Eaton
Mary Eaton b. 30 Mar 1861 illeg
Sp. Mary OBrien. Milltownmalbay Parish
Mary Treacy & Richard White, road contractor of Fahansunaghtha [Fahanlunaghta
Kilmanaheen] Cloonea [Clooney (Corcomroe)]
Bridget Treacy b. 18 Feb 1865
Ennistymon Workhouse [Ennistymon Ennistymon PLU]
Mary Tracy
Francis b. 16 or 18
November 1866 Ennistymon,
Clare (LDS)
Mary Tracy
Francis Tracy b. 18 Nov 1866 of Ennistymon Work
House [Kilmanaheen] [Ennistymon Ennistymon PLU]
Mary Tracy
Laura Tracy b. 8 Oct 1870 of
Miltown Malby (estra matrimonia) Sp. Ellen Fitzgerald. Milltownmalbay Parish
Mary Tracey
Honora Tracey b. 3 Oct 1870 Miltown
[Milltown Malbay town Kilfarboy] Mary Tracey, her mark, mother, Miltown
[Miltown Malbay Ennistimon PLU] [Registered 1871]
Ellen Tracy
Tim [Annes?] Tracy b. 12 Dec 1857
illegimate Sp. Cate Fucl?. Milltownmalbay Parish
Ally? Tracey & Martin Lynch
Mary Lynch b. 23 Apr 1862
illigitamit? Sp. Maria? Shine. Milltownmalbay Parish
Catherine Tracy married Thos Kean Wit: Michl Clancy & Alica? Moony? on the 10 Feb
1861. Milltownmalbay Parish
Kitty Tracey & Thomas Kean
Pat Kean b. 28 Jul 1861 Sp. Mary
Dunne. Milltownmalbay Parish
James Tracy [Trassay] married Ellen ONeal Wit: John Sullivan & Maria Cahill on the 20 Feb
1873. Milltownmalbay Parish
James Treacy, of full age, bachelor, labourer, lives Spanishpoint [in Kilfarboy], (s.
of Michael Treacy, labourer) married Ellen ONeill, of full age,
spinster, BLANK, lives Braffa [Breaffy Kilfarboy], (d. of Laur ONeill, farmer)
20 February 1873 RC Chapel Miltown Malbay Wit: John Sullivan & Maria Cahill
[Miltownmalbay Ennistymon PLU]
James Treacy & Ellen O'Neill
Catherine b. 3 August
1874 Milltown Malbay (LDS)
Bridget Tracy b. 9 Feb 1876 of
Spanish Point Sp. Thomas Hughes & Bridget McDonagh. Milltownmalbay Parish (8 February 1876 LDS)
Ellen Treacy b. 4 May
1878 of Spanish Point Sp. James Cahill & Kate ONeil. Milltownmalbay Parish (1 May
1878 Spanishpoint LDS)
Maria Tracey b. 19 May 1880 of
Spanish Point Sp. Anne Cahill. Milltownmalbay Parish
James Treacy,
labourer, & Ellen ONeill
Catherine Treacy b. 3 Aug 1874
Spanishpoint [in
Kilfarboy]. Ellen
Treacy, mother, Spanishpoint [Miltown Malbay Ennistimon PLU] [Tracy in index]
James Tracey, full age, widower, farmer, lives Spanishpoint, (s. of Michael Tracey, deceased, farmer) married Mary Casey, full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Spanishpoint, (d. of William Casey, farmer) 14 February 1893 RC Chapel Miltown Malbay Wit: Michael Morrissey & Mary Anne Morrissey [Miltown Malbay Ennistymon PLU] signed their marks
Kate Treacy/Tracey, full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Spanish Point, (d. of James Treacy, car driver) married Michael Shannahan, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives Spanish Point [in Kilfarboy], (s. of Pat Shannahan, deceased, pensioner) 15 January 1897 RC Chapel Miltown Malbay Wit: Andrew Doyle & Sarah Mangan? [Miltown Malbay Ennistymon PLU]
Maria b. 20 May
1880 Spanishpoint m. James Crowe 30 December 1906 Manhattan NY (LDS)
Margaret Tracey Or Tracy, 28, single, b. 1888 Miltown Malbay, Clare, Ireland (d. of James Tracey & Poss. Ellen O'Neill (See Cn 2240) married Jeremiah F. Coleman, 23, single, b. 1893 Cork, Cork Co., Ireland (s. of John Coleman & Margaret Burke) 27 Dec 1916 Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Michael Tracey married Ellen Boland Wit: Martin OConnor & Catherine OConnor on the 25 Feb 1873. Milltownmalbay Parish
Michael Treacy, of full age, bachelor, labourer, lives Spanishpoint [in Kilfarboy], (s. of Michael Treacy, labourer) married Ellen Boland, of full age, spinster, BLANK, lives Spanishpoint, (d. of Michael Boland, labourer) 25 February 1873 RC Chapel Miltown Malbay Wit: Martines O'Connor & Catherine O'Connor [Miltownmalbay Ennistymon PLU]
Michael Treacy & Ellen Boland
Patrick Tracy b. 22 Apr 1874 of Spanish Point Sp. Michael Boland & Muia? Boland. Milltownmalbay Parish
Michael Tracy b. 9 Dec 1876 of Spanish point
Sp. Michael Boland & Catherine Boland. Milltownmalbay Parish (Michael
b. 6 December 1877 (LDS)
Mary Treacy b. 21 Sep 1878 of Spanish Point Sp. Michael Boland & Mary Boland. Milltownmalbay Parish
Eliza Tracey b. 30 Jun 1880 Spanish Point Sp.
Mary Boland. Milltownmalbay Parish (Elizabeth b. 27 June 1880 LDS)
Michael Tracey, labourer, & Ellen Boland
Patrick Tracey b. 20 Apr 1874 Spanishpoint
[in Kilfarboy] Ellen Treacy, mother, Spanishpoint
[Miltown Malbay Ennistimon PLU]
Catherine Mary Mulry alias Catherine Mary Treacy b. 15 Jun 1884 Miltown Malb*, Ireland (d. of Michael Treacy & Ellen Boland)
USA Social Program Application Date: Feb 1939
Mary Tracey b. 17 Sep 1885 Clare, Ireland (d. of Michael Tracey & Ellen Boland)
USA Social Program Application Date: Dec 1950
Additional Person's Name: Minnie Tracey
Kate Tracey, single, 21, b. 1885 Ireland (d. of Michael Tracey & Anne Boland) married Patrick Shanahan, single, 24, b. 1882 Ireland (s. of Patrick Shanahan & Bridget O'Rourke) 14 Jan 1906 Manhattan, New York City, New York [best match]
Elleen Mary Tracy, single, 34, b. 1887 Providence, R.I. (d. of Michael Tracy & Elleen M. Boland) married Frederick William Busch, single, 34, b. 1887 Detroit, Mich. (s. of Frederick W. Busch & Philomene R. Spranger) 7 Nov 1921 Manhattan, New York City, New York [best match]
Delia Tracey, 36, b. 1889 (d. of Michael & Ellen Poland married Edwin Sayers, 36, b. 1889 (s. of Charles & Caroline Fainr) 12 Nov 1925 Kings, New York, United States
Delia Sayers of E Main St Peekskill New York, 46, b. 1892 Ireland (d. of Michael Tracy & Ellin Boland, both born Ireland), Married to Edwin, occupation Home, died 24 Mar 1938 The Bronx, New York City, New York, buried 26 Mar 1938 Gates of Heaven Cemetery, Note Union Hosp
Josephine Treacy, single, 22, b. 1895 Caclare, Ireland (d. of Michael & Ellen Boland) married Paul Weinholz, single, 24, b. 1893 Bremen, Georgia (s. of Fritz & Cuthanng Werm...) 25 Apr 1917 Manhattan, New York City, New York
James Tracey, full age, widower, farmer, lives Spanishpoint, (s. of Michael Tracey, deceased, farmer) married Mary Casey, full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Spanishpoint, (d. of William Casey, farmer) 14 February 1893 RC Chapel Miltown Malbay Wit: Michael Morrissey & Mary Anne Morrissey [Miltown Malbay Ennistymon PLU] signed their marks [see above]
Kate Treacy/Tracey, full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Spanish Point, (d. of James Treacy, car driver) married Michael Shannahan, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives Spanish Point [in Kilfarboy], (s. of Pat Shannahan, deceased, pensioner) 15 January 1897 RC Chapel Miltown Malbay Wit: Andrew Doyle & Sarah Mangan? [Miltown Malbay Ennistymon PLU] see above
Deaths
Alley
Treacy died 1869, Ennistymon PLU, Aged 35, b. 1834, died 7 Mar 1869 Ennistymon
[Ennistimon]
Memorials of the
Dead
Treacy,
Miltown Malbay, Church of Ireland
Within this enclosure
Lie the remains of………
The 18th November 1818
This tomb was erected by
JAMES and ….TREACY
In memory of their mother
ALLY TREACY aged 39 years
The Lord have mercy on her soul Amen
The 18 of Novr 1818
This tomb was erected by
James and 9 P Patt Treacy
to there mother
Ally Treacy aged 39 yrs
(The stanard of carving is very crude; the meaning of the '9 P' is obscure - could the '9' be an error for '&' and the 'P' be a duplication of the first letter of Patt?)
Kildeema [Kildimo] Graveyard
167 Treacy
IHS Erected by James Treacy and
family, Spanish Point in memory of his fond wife Ellen died 7th Feb 1890 aged
43 years. R.I.P
Kyleatneen [Ballard]
Graveyard, Miltown Malbay
255 Tracy
Erected
by John Tracy, Spanish Point in memory of his father Michael died 7th Feb 1936
aged 90 yrs also his son John died 16th Aug 1949 aged 19 yrs R.I.P.
Newmarket-On-Fergus
James Tracy married
Anne Hannahan Wit: Michl Grogan & Bridget Haneen on the 29 Nov 1833 Newmarket-On-Fergus
Parish
Js Tracy &
Anne Hanrahan
Judith
Tracy b. 8 Apr 1839 Sp. Mary Hanrahran. Newmarket-On-Fergus Parish
Patrick Treacy married
Mary McMahon Wit: Patrick Horgan & Maria Dillon on the 30 May 1860
Newmarket-On-Fergus Paris
John Tracy, 32, bachelor, coachman, lives Sixmile Bridge [Kilfinaghta], (s. of Timothy Tracey, workman) married Anne Hehir, 25, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Bunratty [Bunratty], (d. of James Hehir, workman) 16 April 1883 RC Chapel Newmarket on Fergus Wit: Michael Moroney & Maggie Hourigan, signed his mark [Newmarket Ennis PLU] signed their marks [see Sixmilebridge]
OCallaghans-Mills
John Halpin & Mary Flanagan
Cathrine Halpin b. 13 January 1835
Sp. John Flanagan & Cathrine Treacy, BallyMcDonnell
Anthoney Treacy of
Broadford [Kilseily] married Margaret
Lynch of Kilurin [Killuran Killuran] on the 11 February 1835 Wit: John Flanagan
of Kilurin & Martin Touhey. OCallaghans-Mills Parish
Joany/Toony Treacy & Margt Lynch
Joane Treacy b. 16 Oct 1840 Sp Js
McNamara & Mary OBryan O'Callaghan's Mills Parish
Michl. Tr? Fr ? & Fanny Lyons
James Tr? Fr ? b. 9 June 1839 Sp.
Pat Sullivan & Bridget Sullivan, Enaghoflinn
Biddy Tracy &
Thomas Mannix
Patt
Mannix b. 6 January 1850 of Kilevoy Sp.
George Crowe ? & Biddy Morry
Laurence Hickey & Mary Bently
of Kilkishen
Anne Hickey b. 12 July 1853 Sp.
Cornelius Roughan & Magt. ? Tracy
Anne Tracy &
Tom Minogue
Daniel
Minogue b. 24 December 1860 Sp. Pat Minogue & Bid Mingoue. Elmhill
Bridget Treacy/Tracy/Taney/Treasy & Thomas
Minogue
Michael
Minogue b. 10 June 1852 Sp. Danaiel [sic] McMahon [&] Mary McMahon. Elmhill
Mary
Minogue b. 6 Oct 1854 Sp. Edmond Healy & Margaret Balton. Elmhill
Thomas
Minogue b. 8 August 1856 Sp. Thomas Minogue & Catherine Flanagan. Elmhill
John or
Judy Minogue b. 13 Oct 1858 Sp. Michael Lynch & Bridget Minogue. Elmhill
Ellen
Minogue b. 9 August 1863 Sp. John O'Brien & Margaret Minogue. Elmhill
Ellen Halloran of Clonloum married
James Nash of Glandaree on the 28 July 1865 Wit: John Carter of Kilgory & Margaret
Treacy of Woodfield
Pat Tracy of Tulla married Mary Hehr of Clouney Wit: Michael Fitzgerald & Mary Nestor on the 4 Sep 1868 Quin Parish [see Tulla Parish]
Patt Treacy
& Mary Heher
Daniel Treacy b. 16 Dec 1880 of
Kilgory [Kilnoe] Sp. Michl Boyce & Cathana? Flaherty. O'Callaghan's Mills
Parish (twins)
John Treacy b. 16 Dec 1880 of
Kilgory [Kilnoe] Sp. Michl Leydon & Bridget Heher. O'Callaghan's Mills
Parish
Daniel Treacy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Moynoe [Moynoe], (s. of Timothy Treacy, farmer) married Mary
Cooney, Do [full age], spinster, Do [farmer], lives O'Callaghans Mills
[Killuran], (d. of John Cooney, Do [farmer]) 27 February 1889 RC Chapel
O'Callaghans Mill Wit: James Bugler, Bridget Laehan & Mary Cooney
[Kilkishen Tulla PLU Clare] [Galway in online index] see Scarriff
Parteen (Limerick City)
Margt Tracy married Willm Quin Wit: Charles Halnies & Michl Keangh on the Feb
1822 Parteen, Limerick City Parish
Patrick Tracey married Bridget Murray Wit: Robin? Murray Jno Braden & others on the
8 Feb 1825 Parteen, Limerick City Parish
Denis Tracy,
33, b. 1843 Ireland, single, RC, labourer (s. of Patrick Tracy & Briget Murray) m. Ellen Tierney, 34, b. 1842
Ireland, widow, RC (d. of John Tierney & Anastasia Raly) on 6 Nov 1876 Georgetown, Canada
George Tracy & Margaret Grimes
Mary Tracey b. 30 Sep 1832 Sp.
John Marene & Mary Marane. Parteen, Limerick City Parish
Margaret Tracey b. 26 Apr 1834 Sp.
George Frost & Mary Purcel? Parteen, Limerick City Parish
Maria Tracy & Michaelis OBrien
Johanna OBrien b. 8 Oct 1843 of Castle Bank Sp Bartholmus Tuthaite & Maria Hay? Parteen Parish Limerick City
Quin
Brigid
Tracy b. abt 1790 Quin (LDS)
Connor Tracey & Mary
Tracey
Bridget Tracey b. 28 Dec 1823 of Ballyroughan [Ballyvroghaun Clooney (Bunratty)] Sp. Timothy Ryan. Quin Parish
Brigid Tracy & Connor/Cornelius OBrien
Tom OBrian b. 24 Jan 1816 of Knocknan? Sp. Patt Ryan & Thomas Brien Quin Parish
Mary OBrien b. 10 Dec 1817 of Knocknan? Sp. James OBrien & Cate Tracy Quin Parish
Thomas OBrien b. 27 Nov 1821 of Ballyroughan Sp. James Murphy & Mary Tracy Quin Parish
Edmd Thracy & Mary Slattery
Thomas Thracy b. 13 Dec 1844 of Shanheen [Sraheen Clooney] Sp. John & Mary McNamara Quin Parish
Pat Tracy of Tulla [Tulla] married Mary Hehr of Clouney [Clooney (Bunratty)] Wit: Michael Fitzgerald & Mary Nestor on the 4 Sep 1868 Quin Parish [see Tulla Parish]
Patrick Tracey, 30, bachelor, labourer, lives Tulla, (s. of Patrick Tracey, labourer) married Mary Hehir, 24, spinster, servant, lives Clooney, (d. of Daniel Hehir, labourer) 4 September 1868 RC Chapel Clooney Wit: Michael Fitzgerald & Mary Nestor, his mark [Tulla PLU Clare] [Galway on website] signed their marks
Rath
Patritius Tracy married Brigidda Bower [Bawn] of Corofin Wit: Joannes Connellan & Daniel O'Brian on the 15 Feb 1829 Rath Parish
Patritic? Tracey & Brid/Brigidda Baane [Buan]/Bane
Patritius Trussy b. 28 Feb 1830 of Church street in Corofin Sp. Patritius Sheehan & Catherina Burley. Rath Parish
Maria Tracy b. 27 Dec 1832 of Newtown Sp. Patritius & Maria Sheehan. Rath Parish
Thomas Tracy b. 3 Apr 1835 of Corofin Sp. Danalis & Maria Burly Rath Parish
Joannis Tracey b. 20 Feb 1839 of Corofin Sp. Jeremiah Tracey & Maria Perry. Rath Parish
Patrick Tracy, died
1872 Corrofin Corofin PLU, aged 66 years, b. 1806, married, labourer, died 10
Sep 1872 Corofin Kilnaboy [Corrofin town Killinaboy – Rath RC], Bridget
Tracy, her mark, Corofin, present at death
Thoma Tracey & Bridgida Rawn
Thomas Tracey b. 21 Jan 1846 Sp. Josepheus Leonard & Catherine Busley Rath Parish
Jeremia Treasy & Ellena Reedy
Sally Treacy b. 15 May 1840 of Newtown Sp. Jacobus Edwards & Bridgeda OLoughlin Rath Parish
Thomas Tracy b. 14 Sep 1844 of Corofin Sp. Joannes Reidy & Anna McNamara. Rath Parish
St. Senans (Kilrush)
Patrick Treacy [born Dunmore
Galway?] married Julia Gibson of Kilrush on the 22 Apr 1873 Wit: James Gibson
& BLANK Keane St. Senan's Parish Kilrush [see Dunmore Galway & Donald John
Treacy]
Patrick Treacy, 32, bachelor, draper, lives Ballina Co Mayo, (s. of Hugh Treacy, farmer) married Julia Gibson, 19, spinster, BLANK, lives Frances Street Kilrush, (d. of John Gibson, grocer) 22 April 1873 RC Chapel Kilrush Wit: James Gibson & M.T. Keane [Kilrush Kilrush PLU]
Eliza Tracy of Kilrush married Thomas Marky of Limerick Wit: Johans Cummingham & Agnes Cullyan on the 23 Jun 1878 St. Senan's Parish
Elizabeth Tracy/Treacy, full age, spinster, BLANK, lives Market Square Kilrush, (d. of John Tracy/Treacy, famer) married Thomas/Thos F/T Markey, full age, bachelor, draper, lives George Street Limerick, (s. of John Markey, draper) 23 June 1878 RC Chapel Kiltush Wit: John Cunningham & Agnes Culligan [Kilrush Kilrush PLU] [duplicate]
Elizabeth Treacy & Thomas T Markey?
Bridget Anne Markey b. 5 Apr 1879 of Dublin St Sp. Rev J Kehoe & Monica Anne Markey. Carlow Parish
Elizabeth Tracey & Thomas F. Markey
Linda Annie Markey b. 5 Apr 1879 Carlow Ireland (LDS)
John Markey, 25, single, b. 1883 Ireland, (s. of Thomas & Eliz. Tracy) married Margaret Muldoon, 25, single, b. 1883 New York (d. of James & Mary Kerwen) 17 Mar 1908 Manhattan, New York, New York, United States
Jack Markey died 18 Oct 1920 Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States, 39 years, Married, Clerk, b. 1881 Ireland (s. of Thomas Markey b. Ireland & Bessie Tracy b. Ireland), Buried 21 Oct 1920 Calvary Spouse's Name: Margaret
1901 Census - 23 Caryon Street (Wood Quay, Dublin)
Thomas Francis Markey 46 Male Boarder R Catholic Co Louth Commercial Traveller Read and write English Widower -
Thomas Markey 14 Male Boarder R Catholic Co Carlow Drapers Assistant Read and write English Not Married -
Scarriff
1852 – 1881 Marriage Records for RC Parish
of Scariff and Moynoe
Thracy Anne Knockavine Bride 25 FEB 1873
Thracy Johanna Moynoe Bride 11 MAY 1873
Thracy Mary Witness 11 MAY 1873
Tracy Anne Witness 5 MAR 1867
Tracy Catherine Witness 9 FEB 1860
Tracy Catherine Witness 13 JAN 1862
Tracy Margt Bride 20 1855
Treacy Ellen Witness 26 JAN 1881
Daniel Tr(e)acy, son of Catherine and, was born in Co. Clare c. 1803; Daniel Tracey married Catherine (born c. 1807 daughter of Andrew Hayes and Bridget?) Children of Daniel Treacy and Catherine Hayes (Heyes LDS) as follow:
Bridget born c.1832 in Co. Clare.
Ann born c.1834 Co. Clare.
Catherine born c1835 Co. Clare.
Patrick, born c. 1836, in Sacrriff, Co. Clare.
Ellen, born c. 1839, Co. Clare. (OR 1838 m. Abraham James Simpson 4 December 1859 Bendigo Victoria Australia (LDS))
Mary (or Norry), born c. 1842, Co. Clare.
Daniel and Catherine Tracey, and all the above children, emigrated to Queensland, Australia, on board the "John Fielden" which arrived at Queens Wharf, Moreton Bay [Brisbane] on 11 June, 1853 (AONSW 4/4933; mfm 2465). From the time he landed in Moreton Bay in January 1853, I cannot find any record of him, dead or alive, or of his wife Catherine. There was some oral history that Daniel Treacy etc. had a hotel in Rockhampton? If anyone comes across them I would be pleased to know.
Patrick Tracey - aged 27 years, married Mary Ann Ryan [born c. 1835 at Westminster Road, near Lambeth, Surrey, England; parents Bridget and Patrick Ryan, an engineer]. This wedding took place at the RC Church, Rockhampton, Queensland on 13 June, 1864.
Their children were:
William born. c. 1865;
Catherine, born. c. 1870 at Gympie, Queensland.
Ann, born 4 March, 1872.
Mary Ann, born 13 July 1874 at Ruthven Street, Toowoomba, Queensland, where Patrick Treacey was operating at a carrier. [This child died in infancy 1874].
Catherine Treacy/Tracey and John Speirs were married at Glen Linedale near Irvinebank/Herberton, North Queensland, Australia in 1889. The Speirs children were: William, Dorothy (Dolly), Agnes and John. John Speirs' parents were John Speirs and Agnes Young.
Annie Treacy/Tracey - daughter of Mary Anne Ryan and Patrick Tracey was married to Robert McLean.
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John
Fielden departing from Liverpool,
England to Moreton Bay, Australia 19 June 1853
305 Daniel Treacy 50 Labourer
Clare
306 Catherine Treacy 46 Wife
307 Norry Treacy 11
308 Ellen Treacy 14
309 Catherine Treacy 17
310 Patrick Treacy 15
311 Bridget Treacy 21
312 Ann Treacy 19
Daniel
Tracey or Treacy &
Catherine Heyes
Ellen
Tracey or Treacy b: Abt 1838 in Co Clare, Ireland married Abraham James
Simpson (b. London England) 1859 in Victoria, Australia
Margt Tracy & Tom/Thos Dillane/Dillan
Margt Dillane b. 2? Jan? 1853 of Cepalon? [Cappaghabaun Mountain OR Cappaghabaunpark Moynoe] Sp. Danl & Bridget Dillane of Capolen. Scarriff Parish
Anne Dillane b. 28 Mar 1855 of Cappalan Sp. Willm Flanagan & Mary Dillane. Scarriff Parish
Thos Dillan b. 23 Nov 1860 of Capa Sp. Denis & Mary Dillan. Scarriff Parish
Margaret Tracey & Thomas Dillon
Need information on Margaret Tracey, born about 1822, married Thomas
Dillon. Her son was my great grandfather, John Dillon, a tailor who married
Bridget Beston. Margaret appears to have died in 1904 in Scarriff, Clare. Any
info would be helpful. Birth? parents? marriage? death? burial? thank you,
Patricia Shepherd patriciashepherd147
11 Jun 2014
Margaret Tracey (abt 1822 - abt 1904 Mountshannon
Galway) & Thomas Dillon (1818 - 1874)
John Dillon abt 1855 - abt 1945 Clare
Ireland
https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Dillon-Family-Tree-2002
Brian Tracy of Tomgrany? [Tomgraney] & M Sullivan?
Kate illegehimit b. 22 February 1853 of Scariff [Tomgraney] Sp. Ann Markan? Scarriff Parish
Pat Tracy & Maria? Rochford
David Tracy b. 1? Aug 1853 of Knockana? Sp. Jaqmes Mohony & Ellen Molony of Scariff [Tomgraney]. Scarriff Parish
Pat Tracy & Henna Buchson?/Richford/Rochford
Maria Tracy b. 2 Jan 1856 of Knockorna? Sp. Pat Trecy & Bridget Mealy of Kilnoe. Scarriff Parish
Tim Tracy b. 22 Dec 1857 of Knockane Sp Danl Toohy of Kuldeise & Mary Fitzgerald of Tom? [Tomgrany?]. Scarriff Parish
1851 Census Search Forms
24-1-22
[24th January 1922] Image
Mary
Tracey (d. of Patrick Tracey & Hannah Rochford) 1851 resident Knockaveen
[near Capparoe Tomgraney] Clare
Address:
Mrs Mary Grogan, Core, Feakle, Co Clare
Anne Thracy of Knockavine [tithe record Poulagower Tomgraney] married Peter Morony of Coraclune [Corracloon Feakle] 25 Feb 1873 Wit: John Rochford & Bridt Griffy? Scarriff Parish
Anne Thracy,
full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives
Knockavcue?, (d. of Pat Thracy,
farmer) married Peter Morony, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Curaclune, (s.
of Pat Moroney, farmer) 25 February 1873 RC Chapel Scariff Wit: John Rochford
& Bridget Griffy [all signed their marks] [MtShannon Scarriff PLU]
Anne Trassy/Treacy/Tracy &
Peter Morony
Mary
Morony b. 21 Feb 1874 Sp. Pat &
Ellen Trassy. Feakle RC
Ellen
Morony b. 21 Feb 1877 Sp. Bridget Murphy. Feakle RC
Anna
Maria Morony b. 2 May 1879 of Curragh Clune Sp. Denis Morony & Maria
Miniter. Feakle RC
Maria Treacy, Do [full age], spinster, Do [farmer], lives Knockavene [near Capparoe Tomgraney], (d. of Patt Treacy, farmer) married Paul Grogan, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Core [Feakle], (s. of James Grogan, farmer) 6 February 1875 RC Chapel Scarriff Wit: Joseph Lammon & Margaret Minogue [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU] [Note: Not found in RC register]
Mary Tracey/Treacy/Tracy &
Paul Grogan
James
Grogan b. 5 Apr 1876 Sp. James Grogan & Ellen Treacy. Feakle RC
Mary
Grogan b. 26 May 1878 Sp. Patrick Treacy
& Honoria Treacy. Feakle RC
Ellen
Grogan b. 18 Jul 1880 Sp. James Grogan & Bridget Healy. Feakle RC
Maria Tracey/Tracy &
Paul Grogan
James
Grogan b. 28 Mar 1876 Core, Scarriff County Clare (LDS)
Mary
Grogan b. 26 May 1878 Core, Scariff Clare (LDS)
Ellen
Grogan b. 26 Aug 1880 Core, Scarriff County Clare/Galway (LDS)
Thaddeus Tracy married Maria Bugler 17 Feb 1851 Wit: Js
Bugler & Thos Bugler. Clonrush Parish
Theady/Thady/Tim Tracey & Maria/Mary Buglar/Bugler
Mary Tracy b. 24? Nov? 1853 Of Moynoe [Moynoe] Sp. Michl & Margt Tracy of Carusnore [Carrowmore Moynoe]. Scarriff Parish
Danl b. 30 Dec 1857 of Moyna t? [Moynoe Moynoe] Sp. John Malone & Eliza Bugler of Bachnur. Scarriff Parish
James Tracy b. 5 Sep 1860 Sp. James Bugler & Eliza Bugler. Scarriff Parish
Timothy Tracy b. Jul 1863 Sp. Patrick Duggan & Bridget Duggan. Scarriff Parish
Timothy Tracy b. 13 Jul 1867 of Franacrogy Sp. Thos & Margt O'Callaghan. Scarriff Parish
Ellen Tracey b. 2 Jul 1870 Sp. Jno Buglar & Norah McNamara. Scarriff Parish
Timothy/Thadeus Treacy/Tracy, farmer, & Maria/Mary Bugler
Timothy Treacy
b. 20 Aug 1867 of Meenross [Moynoe]. Timothy Treacy, father, Meenross [Mtshannon Scarriff
PLU] [registered 1868]
Ellen Tracy b. 2 Jul 1870 Moynoe
[Moynoe]. Thady Treacy, father, Moynoe [Mtshannon Scarriff PLU]
BEST MATCH
Thadeus Tracey died 1864, Scarriff
PLU, aged 1, b. 1863, died 15 Nov 1864 Meanius [Meenross? Moynoe Clare] Galway
Clare, father Thady Tracey
Daniel Treacy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Moynoe [Moynoe], (s. of Timothy Treacy, farmer) married Mary
Cooney, Do [full age], spinster, Do [farmer], lives O'Callaghans Mills
[Killuran], (d. of John Cooney, Do [farmer]) 27 February 1889 RC Chapel
O'Callaghans Mill Wit: James Bugler, Bridget Laehan & Mary Cooney
[Kilkishen Tulla PLU Clare] [Galway in online index] see above
Margt Tracy of Car? married Roger Minogue of Ballymalone [Tomgraney] 20 Feb 1855 Wit: Stephen March of Ballymalone & Biddy Molone of Car? Scarriff Parish [see Kilnoe]
Michl/Ml/Michael Tracy & Margt/Margaret Farrell
Michl Tracy b. 23 Dec 1856 of Moynoe [Moynoe] Sp. Pat Farrell & Margt O'Dea of OGonoloe? Scarriff Parish
John Tracy b. 6 May 1859 Sp. Darby Minogue & Bridget Minogue. Scarriff Parish
Johanna Tracy b. 3 Aug 1860 of Moynoe Sp. James Farrell & Kate Farrell. Scarriff Parish
Patt Tracy b. 10 Mar 1862 Sp. John Malone & Bridget Malone. Scarriff Parish
Margaret Tracy b. 10 Feb 1864 Sp. Peter Farrell & Bridget Farell or Fennessy. Scarriff Parish
Thos Tracy b. 28 Apr 1866 Sp. Jas Farrell & Margt Farrell. Scarriff Parish
James Tracy b. 7 Sep 1868 of Carhermore [Carrowmore Moynoe] Sp. Daniel & Brigid Farrell. Scarriff Parish
Edmond Tracy b. 21?Jun 1870 Sp. Tom & Anne Malone. Scarriff Parish
Michael Thracy & Margaret OFarrell
Mary Anne Thracy b. 30 Mar 1872 Sp. Michael Thracy & Margt O Farrell. Scarriff Parish
Michael Trac(e)y & Margaret Farrell
Margaret b. 14 February 1864 Mountshannon (LDS)
Thomas b. 11 May 1866 Mountshannon (LDS)
Edmund b. 20 July 1870 (LDS)
Michael Tracey/Tracy/Treasy, farmer, & Margaret Farrell
Margaret Tracey b. 14 Feb 1864 of Caruhmore [Carrowmore Moynoe]. Margaret Tracey, mother, Caruhmore, her mark [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU]
Thomas Tracey b. 11 May 1866 of Carrichamore [Carrowmore Moynoe] Michael Tracey, father, Carrickamore [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU]
James
Tracy b. 5 Sep 1868 of Carrowamore. Michael Tracy, father, Carrowamore
[MtShannon Scarriff PLU]
Edmund Tracy b. 20 Jul 1870
Carrowmore. Michey Tracy, father, Currowmore [Mtshannon Scarriff PLU]
Mary Anne Treasy b. 10 Apr 1872
Carrowmore. Michael Tracey, father, Carrowmore [Mtshannon Scarriff PLU]
Patrick Odea m. Mary Obrien 9 Feb 1860 Wit: Michl Conway & Catherine Tracy
Matthew Cooney m. Catherine Tuohy 13 Jan 1862 Wit: Michael Cooney
& Catherine Tracy
My great great grandmother was Mary Treacy born round 1834 in either Scariff or Whitegate Co Clare. She married Michael Eames of Whitegate round 1862 and they had 5 children michael, edward, matthew, mary and ellen. consuela eames 30/12/2006
Ml Grogan m. Margt Burke 5 MAR 1867 Wit: Pat McCormick & Anne Tracy
Anne Thracy of Knockavine [tithe record Poulagower Tomgraney] married Peter Morony of Coraclune [Corracloon Feakle] 25 Feb 1873 Wit: John Rochford & Bridt Griffy? Scarriff Parish [see Feakle and above]
Anne Thracy,
full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives
Knockavcue?, (d. of Pat Thracy,
farmer) married Peter Morony, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Curaclune, (s.
of Pat Moroney, farmer) 25 February 1873 RC Chapel Scariff Wit: John Rochford
& Bridget Griffy [all signed their marks] [MtShannon Scarriff PLU]
Johanna Thracy of Moyne [Moynoe Moynoe] married Dennis Slattery of Prospect [Beagh Galway], 11 May 1873 Wit: Michl Slattery & Mary Thracy. Scariff Parish
Johanna Treacy, full age, spinster, BLANK, lives Moynoe, (d. of Thady Treacy, farmer) married Dennis Slattery, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Prospect, (s. of Edmond Slattery, farmer) 11 May 1873 RC Chapel Scarriff Wit: Michael Slattery & Mary Treacy [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU]
Johanna Treacy & Dennis Slattery
Edward Slattery b. 17 Apr 1874 of Prospect? Sp. Edward Slattery & Mary Treacy. Scarriff Parish
Johannah Tracey/Treacy & Denis Slattery
Edmund Slattery b. 12 Apr 1874 Prospect, Scarriff Co. Galway (LDS)
Mary Slattery b. 25 Apr 1877 Prospect, Scarriff Co. Galway (LDS)
Maria Treacy, Do [full age], spinster, Do [farmer], lives Knockavene [near Capparoe Tomgraney], (d. of Patt Treacy, farmer) married Paul Grogan, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Core [Feakle], (s. of James Grogan, farmer) 6 February 1875 RC Chapel Scarriff Wit: Joseph Lammon & Margaret Minogue [Mountshannon Scarriff PLU] [see above and Feakle] [Note: Not found in RC register]
Catherine Tracey & James Budin
James Budin b. 19 Feb 1878 of Scariff Sp. John Reardon & Martha Moriarty. Scarriff Parish
Margaret Budin b. 20 Sep 1879 of Scariff Sp. William Budin & Margt Ryanb. Scarriff Parish
Mary Treacy, do [full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Moynoe [Moynoe], (d. of Thady Treacy, do [farmer]) married John Tuohy, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Dooras [Doorus] Feakle, (s. of John Tuohy, farmer) 14 February 1882 RC Chapel Scarriff Wit: Thomas Tuohy & Mary Kate Bugler [Mt Shannon Scarriff PLU]
Michael Treacey, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Carhanmore [Carrowmore Moynoe], (s.
of Michael Treacey, deceased, farmer) married Mary Roughan/Rouan, Do
[full age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Coologorce? [Coologory Tomgraney]
(d. of Ed, alive, Do [farmer]) 09 March 1886 RC Chapel Clomusker [Cloonusker
Tomgraney] Wit: James Treacey & Mary Hennessy? [Feakle Scarriff PLU]
[bad copy]
Daniel Treacy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Moynoe [Moynoe], (s. of Timothy Treacy, farmer) married Mary
Cooney, Do [full age], spinster, Do [farmer], lives O'Callaghans Mills
[Killuran], (d. of John Cooney, Do [farmer]) 27 February 1889 RC Chapel
O'Callaghans Mill Wit: James Bugler, Bridget Laehan & Mary Cooney
[Kilkishen Tulla PLU Clare] [Galway in online index] see above
James Treacy, 36 years, bachelor, farmer, lives Scariff [Tomgraney] Co Clare, (s. of John Tearcy[?], farmer) married Margaret Conroy, 28 years, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Barbaha [Youghalarra], (d. of Pat Conroy, Do [farmer]) 22 February 1892 RC Chapel Youghal Arra Wit: James Bugler & Annie Conroy [Portoe Nenagh PLU]
October
1913 IT [1901 & 1911 Census - Poulagower, Scariff]
Scholarships in agriculture, tenable at the
Royal College of Science, Dublin..Thadeus
Treacy, Scariff, Co. Clare..Albert Agricultural College, Glasnevin..
Jul
20, 1920 (FJ) Veterinary Successes
Second Professional Examination..T. Treacy..
Treacy and Burke - September 12, 1922 at University Church, St. Stephen's Green..Thaddeus Treacy M.R.C.V.S., eldest son of
the late James Treacy and Mrs. Treacy, Scariff, Co. Clare to Marguerite,
younger daughter of T.H. and Mrs. Burke, Rockforest?, Roscrea.
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Thadeus Treacy,
Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, I.F.S. - July 21, 1922 Dub.
18 November 1922 (NG) North Tipperary County Council
Veterinary Surgeonship..four
candidates..A poll was taken..declared Mr. T. Treacy (Treacey) elected..
19 January 1924 (NG)
Mr T. Treacy, Veterinary Surgeon,
will attend daily at O'Meara's Hotel, Nenagh. Calls may also be made at Private
Residence, Ballinaclough.
May 29, 1926 (IT) Personal
Mr. T. Treacy, V.S., Nenagh, Co.
Tipperary, has been appointed temporary Veterinary Inspector, at £164 per
annum, under the new Bovine Tuberculosis Order.
Treacy - October
13, 1926 at Ballinaclough House, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, the wife of T.
Treacy, M.R.C.V.S. of a daughter.
McCarthy and Treacy - September 8, 1931 at St. Paul's Church, Arran Quay, Dublin..William
(Willie), only son of of William and Mrs. McCarthy, Lixnaw, Co. Kerry to Mary, only daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Treacy, Moynoe House, Scarriff, Co. Clare.
Joe
Treacy (1939-2006) Scarriff Co.
Clare and Greystones Co. Wicklow Irish Forestry
My grandparents were Treacys from Ireland. Patrick Treacy
born around the turn of the century and married Helen Sammon from Clare. I
believe there were a number of siblings including a Timothy. There were some
Tipperary relatives but I am not sure which ones. My grandfather died in 1961
in his early sixties and there are many remaining relatives in Ireland in a
town called Scarriff. Michelle Treacy
Just came across your website - an example to anyone doing family research. Well done. By the way, I was born in Scariff and would have known the late Caiman Treacy very well. I know of two other families in the area of the same name. Can't remember how they spell their names but one of them is pronounced 'Trassy' This, I would say is an echo of the pronunciation of the name in Irish. The head of that particularly family is Timmy "Trassy". Have you been to Scariff? Best regards,
Tony O'Sullivan (mother a Scanlan from Scariff) tonyos@esatclear.ie 7 August 2008
Moynoe Graveyard,
Scariff
Erected by Joseph
Sammon of Mienrus in memory of his beloved mother Bridget Sammon alias Treacy
who died May 1822 aged 31 years. May she rest in peace. Amen. Sarah Sammon died
23-1-1933 aged 79 years. And her husband Thomas died 22nd September 1934 aged
80 years. Their Patrick Sammon son [sic] who died in U.S.A. forces 28th August
1917 aged 22 years. On their souls sweet Jesus have mercy. R.I.P. Michael
Sammon died 13 April 1984. Mary Sammon died 31 Jan 2003 aged 89. May Sammon
aged 2 1/2. Bridget Sammon died 31 Jan 1974 aged 76. Joe Sammon (Australia).
Jack Sammon (England). Photo
Erected by Mrs
Catherine Treacy of Knockbrien in memory of her beloved husband Patrick Treacy
who died Feb 1898 aged 50 years and her son Michael who died April 11 19?? aged
20 years. Katherine Treacy died Dec 19th 1954 aged 73 years. Timothy Treacy
died June 19th 1967 aged 23? years. Michael Treacy died Aug 30th ? aged 12
years. Josephine Treacy died Mar 23rd 1965 aged 92 years. Photo
Erected by James
Treacy of Moynoe in memory of his father Timothy who died May 10th 1889 aged 70
years. Thady Treacy died Nov. 1936. Ellen Treacy died Nov. 1949. Infant Paul
Treacy Smith died 9th April 1972. Photo
In loving memory of
James Treacy who died 26th Oct. ? aged ? and of his wife Margaret who died 19th
May ? aged ? Their son ? died ??? His wife Mary died 24th Feb 1993. Photo
In loving memory of
J.J. Bugler Scariff who died 30th March 2003. Denis Bugler who died 13th Jan
1954. Sarah Bugler (nee Treacy) who died 19th Sept 1958. Margaret Treacy who
died 15th April 1959. May they rest in peace. BUGLER Photo
Moynoe Graveyard, Scarriff, County Clare, Ireland
Ellen Tracey Minogue b. 1800
Scarriff, County Clare d. Derrymore, County Clare
Michael Minogue b. 1800 Derrymore, County
Clare
children:
Patrick Minogue 1823–1900
Ann Minogue Halloran 1829–1911
Bridget Minogue 1832–1917
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/228333250/ellen-minogue
St Cronan's Graveyard,
Tuamgraney [Tomgraney]
In Loving Memory of the Treacy & Noonan Family, Tuamgraney. Michael & Anne Treacy. Their Sons: Paddy died 11th Nov 1962 aged 64 yrs; Brian died 4th June 1972 aged 78 years; Joseph & Nora Noonan (interred in Moynoe Cemetery). Their Daughters: Lily died 14th Oct 1952 aged 18 yrs; Nora died 10th Aug 1965 aged 23 yrs; Maura died 6th Oct 1969 aged 36 yrs. Their Sons: Michael died 19th Feb 1991 aged 64 yrs; Joe died 23rd June 2003 aged 71 yrs (interred in Richmond, Surrey); John died 15th April 2006 aged 81 yrs. May they rest in peace. Erected by their family.
Deaths
Daniel
Tracey died 1868, Scarriff PLU, Aged 78, b. 1790, died 25 Jun 1868 Moynoe
[Moynoe]
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1937-8 Schools’ Manuscript Collection My own
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Scariff
Show Committee 1959 Back row: William Corbett, Patrick McNamara,
Tom McNamara, Ned Cahill, Jimmy Healey (RIP), Caimin Bugler, Amby Minogue, Timmy
Treacy, James Melody, Pat Hynes, Tommy Hickey, Michael Dinan (RIP), Tom
Minogue (RIP), Pat McNamara (RIP) Middle row: Eamonn Myles, Michael Cleary,
Paddy Shehan (RIP), John Cooney, Eddie Fennessey, Mary Slattery, Maura
O’Halloran, Maeve O’Callaghan, Laurence Slattery, Tom Cleary, Pakie Brady
(RIP), James O’Grady, James Fennessey (RIP) Front row: James Tobin (RIP), Eileen Walsh, Maureen Walsh, Paul McMahon (RIP), James Treacy (RIP), Paddy Bugler (RIP), Angela Clune, Phil Clune, John Geoghegan (RIP) The Astor ballroom was built by the Treacy family of Moynoe, a percentage of the takings of the Show Dance, which was held on the evening of the Scariff Show, was donated to the running of the Show. |
Caimin Treacy
The late Caimin Treacy 31 August 2003
The death took place of well known East Clare personality and businessman
Caimin Treacy, Drewsboro, Scariff.
In the 60’s, he had his own filling station and motor factors business at
Drewsboro for years and he was also one of the biggest suppliers of bicycles in
East Clare. It was a long established enterprise which he took over from his
parents. Widely known and popular, Caimin and his wife, Bernie built up a very
successful trade and were supported by customers from a wide area. In recent
years, Caimin retired and transferred the business to his son, Gerard. Coming
from a GAA stronghold, it was no surprise that Caimin had an interest in
hurling from an early age.
However, because where he was living was just outside the boundaries of Scariff
parish, his loyalties were with Bodyke and naturally enough that created an
awful lot of light banter between him and Scariff supporters over the years. He
wore the Bodyke colours with pride but he also lined out with Scariff and
Whitegate. One of his sons Gerard, played with Scariff and another, Caimin,
lined out for Bodyke. Caimin was also a keen golfer and played the game when it
was not as popular compared to the present time. He was a valued member of the
Portumna golf club, of which he was elected president on one occasion. He also
took a keen interest in the establishment and progress of the East Clare golf
club in Bodyke since its infancy, and was a past captain of the club. One of
his daughters, Carmel, is employed as an organiser on the European professional
golf circuit. A great mixer, Caimin often rendered a song when the occasion
warranted it. His sound advice was often asked for and readily given. His
sudden death marked the passing of another wonderful East Clare personality.
His remains were removed from Long’s funeral home, Scariff to Tuamgraney church
and the funeral, after mass celebrated by Canon Paddy O’Brien, took place to
Moynoe cemetery. GAA and gold club members provided a guard of honour.
Caimin is survived by his wife, Bernie, sons Gerard and Caimin, daughters
Carmel and Roisin, brothers Michael and Donal, sisters Rita, Maura, Breeda and
Josephine, son-in-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, nephews, nieces and
friends.
Courtesy of the Clare Champion, August 2003
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Treacy's Service Station &
Fishing Tackle Shop Treacy's Fishing Tackle can supply
Anglers with all their needs. Hand-made fishing flies are available on
request and are especially popular during the May Fly season. The Service
Station and Car Wash can supply the Angler and non-Angler alike with
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1989 Dan
Treacy NIHE Limerick |
1989 Dan
Treacy wins Fitzgibbon Cup with NIHE In 1989,
University of Limerick’s (UL) predecessor, NIHE (National Institute for Higher
Education), won the Fitzgibbon Cup under the captaincy of Dan Treacy of
Scariff Co Clare. NIHE were the first non-University winners. Feb 2022
Dan Treacy wins Fitzgibbon Cup with UL Great
achievement for Clare GAA Coaching & Games Development and Scariff man
Dan Treacy who won a Fitzgibbon Cup medal with UL yesterday. Dan was an
outstanding hurler in the College. Dan follows in the footsteps of his father
Dan, who is also a past pupil of CCR. Both of Dan’s brothers Darragh and Sean
also hurled for CCR. Sean Treacy,
goalkeeper (Scariff-Ogonnelloe) 2022 December
2022: First Under 21A hurling crown for Scariff-Ogonnelloe Co. Clare https://clarechampion.ie/first-under-21a-crown-for-scariff-ogonnelloe/ |
2022 Dan
Treacy UL |
Sixmilebridge
Timotheus
Tracy married Maria Lahine 24
Nov 1842 Wit: Jacobo Welsh & Thadeo Ryhill. Sixmilebridge Parish
Tim/Tom/thady
Tracy & Mary/Margaret
Lahue/Lahin
Catherine Tracy b. 12 Aug 1842 Sp. Margaret
Kilty. Sixmilebridge Parish
Sally [Molly?] Tracy b. 12 Jul 1845 Sp. Mary
Walters Sixmilebridge Parish
Thady Tracy b. 5 Jun 1848 Sp. William Lahin
& Bridget Bryan Sixmilebridge Parish
John Tracy, 32, bachelor, coachman, lives Sixmile Bridge [Kilfinaghta], (s. of Timothy Tracey, workman) married Anne Hehir, 25, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Bunratty [Bunratty], (d. of James Hehir, workman) 16 April 1883 RC Chapel Newmarket on Fergus Wit: Michael Moroney & Maggie Hourigan, signed his mark [Newmarket Ennis PLU] signed their marks
John
Tracey, of Six Milebridge,
coachman, & Anne Hehir
Timothy Tracey b. 26 March 1885 of Six
Milebridge. Bridget M'Shearey present at birth Six Mile Bridge her mark.
[Newmarket Ennis Clare]
1901 Census
John
Tracey, 50, M, 66 Sixmilebridge, Sixmilebridge, Clare, Horse Trainer, Roman
Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Co Clare
Anne
Tracey, 30, F, Sixmilebridge, Sixmilebridge, Clare, Roman Catholic, Wife,
Married, Co Clare
Thady
Tracey, 16, M, Sixmilebridge, Sixmilebridge, Clare, General Labour, Roman
Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Clare
Mary
Tracey, 14, F, Sixmilebridge, Sixmilebridge, Clare, Roman Catholic, Daughter,
Not Married, Co Clare
Bridget
Tracey, 6, F, Sixmilebridge, Sixmilebridge, Clare, Scholar, Roman Catholic,
Daughter, Not Married, Co Clare
Ellis Island
Delia
Tracey, Sixmile Bridge Co. Clare Ireland, 1910, 20 years, brother Timmy? Treacy
266 57th St Brooklyn [sister Mary]
Mary
Tracey, Sixmile Bridge Co Clare Ireland, 1910, 23 years, brother Timmy? Treacy
266 57th St Brooklyn [sister Delia]
Timothy Treasy, Brooklyn USA, 1912,
26 years, single, Tram Conductor, Non immigrating alien, Grandmother Caty
Niher? Six Mile Bridge Co Clare. lived 1905 to 1911 New York. to brother Frank
265 55th St Brooklyn. 5'-", fresh complexion, brown hair, brown eyes. b.
Six Mile Bridge Ireland.
Tulla
Pat Tracy of Tulla [Tulla] married Mary Hehr of Clouney [Clooney (Bunratty)] Wit: Michael Fitzgerald & Mary Nestor on the 4 Sep 1868 Quin Parish
Patrick Tracey, 30, bachelor, labourer, lives Tulla, (s. of Patrick Tracey, labourer) married Mary Hehir, 24, spinster, servant, lives Clooney, (d. of Daniel Hehir, labourer) 4 September 1868 RC Chapel Clooney Wit: Michael Fitzgerald & Mary Nestor, his mark [Tulla PLU Clare] [Galway on website] signed their marks
Patrick
Treacy & Mary Heher/Hehir
Michael Tracy b. 21 Aug 1869 of Laharden [Lahardaun
Tulla] Sp. Bridget Kennelly Tulla Parish
Bridget Tracy b. 15 Jan 1872 of Laharden Sp.
Mary Farrell Tulla Parish
Patrick Treacy b. 18 Jul 1874 of Laharden Sp.
Mary Dinan. Tulla Parish
Mary Tracey b. 27 Jan 1877 of Laharden Sp.
Lizzie Shank Tulla Parish
Patt Treacy
& Mary Heher
Daniel Treacy b. 16 Dec 1880 of
Kilgory [Kilnoe] Sp. Michl Boyce & Cathana? Flaherty. O'Callaghan's Mills
Parish [twins]
John Treacy b. 16 Dec 1880 of
Kilgory [Kilnoe] Sp. Michl Leydon & Bridget Heher. O'Callaghan's Mills Parish
[twins]
Pat Tracy &
Mary Heiher/Hehir
Michael b.
19 August 1869 (LDS) [online
image misfiled]
Biddy b.
14 January 1872 (LDS)
Pat b. 10
July 1874 (LDS)
Mary b. 24
January 1877 (LDS)
Pat Tracy,
labourer, & Mary Heiher/Hehir
Biddy Tracy b. 14 Jan 1872 Lahardine
[Lahardaun Tulla]. Biddy Heiher, her mark, present at birth, Lahardine
[Kilkishen Tulla PLU]
Pat Tracey b. 10 Jul 1874 Lahardine.
Biddy Heiher, her mark, present at birth Lahardine [Kilkishen Tulla PLU]
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