It may be presumed that the Traceys of Kerry are
descended from the Uí Fidgeinti
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Church Records for Kerry
The Traceys of Kerry can trace their
history back to the beginning of historical records, as they are of the Ui Fidegeinti.
Glantrasna in Tuosist was also known as Gleane Trassy.
1586 Donne O
Hassie of Fyned OR Downe Hassie of Fynite [Fenit civil parish near Tralee]
https://www.logainm.ie/en/1071
1603 Pat 1 James 1 Part 3
LXVI - 4
General Pardon to...in Kerrie and Desmond cos...Edmond OTrasey of the Dingle in
said co. gent...of Shannyd in said co. Limerick...Shane oge O'Hassey of the
same, yeoman...
23o 7bris 1642
Margrett Percy late of kilcrasny in the parish of Glanororte
& within the County of kiery widdowe...Cormacke o Tracy of Glanarorte [Glenarought] whoe is out in actuall rebellion...
TCD, 1641 Depositions Project http://1641.tcd.ie/index.php
Edw.
Vauclier. Jurat coran. norbis, 21 Martii, 1642,
Edward
Voakley (Vauclier), late of Tralee, in the barony of Trughenackmy, county of
Kerry, gent., being duly sworn and examined before me by virtue of a Commission
for Enquiring into the losses sustained by his Majesty's loyal subjects in the
late troubles, deposeth and saith: That, upon the 20 January, 1641, he lost,
was robbed, and forcibly despoyled of his goods and chattels to the several
values following, viz.: Of cowes, horses, mares, oxen, sheep, and swine to the
value of £400; of household stuffe to the value of £21; of ready money to the
value of £120; of wearing apparel to the value of £50; of corn and hay in house
and haggard to the value of £260; of debts to the value of £500, which, ere
this rebellion, were esteemed good debts, but now are become desperate, by
reason some of the debtors are become impoverished Protestants, as John Mason, John
Barrett, Arthur Rawleigh, and divers others, which this deponent did (sic) not
now remember; and the rest Papists and rebels, as Garrett Fitzgerald at
BallymacDaniel, Gen. Finine McDermott Carthy, of Glanerought; Thomas Malone, of
the parish of Clogherbrien gent.; Edmund Moore O'Shane, of Ardglass, gent.; Cnogher
Trassey, of Ballinerough, husbandman; Philim MacFineen Carthy, of
Dromvallagh, gent.; Christopher Hickson, of Knockglass, gent.; John Granal, of
same, gent.; all of the county of Kerry, and divers others, which this deponent
cannot now remember…..
Ireland in the Seventeenth Century: Or, The Irish
Massacres of 1641-2...By Mary Agnes Hickson. Longmans, Green, and co., 1884
Garri-Na-Sassenach, or the Englishman's Garden. Kerry
Archaeological Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 15 (Oct., 1915), pp. 153-161
Forfeiting Proprietors in
Ireland under the Cromwellian Settlement
"A List of the Papist
Proprietors' names in the county of Kerry, as they are returned in the Civill
Survey of the said. County."
Barony of Corkaguiny...John
Trassy..
Limerick: Transplanted:
Trasy, Joane Ny
8.---Persons
Transplanted In Ireland, A.D. 1653-1654.
(A).
Transplanters' Certificates.* (Vol. I.E. 10. 123)
Transported
from Limerick to Connaught
On page 341
are listed the names of:
O'Trasy,
Margaret
----------
John
----------
Teige
The Irish and Anglo-Irish Landed
Gentry by John O’Hart
D.4987 7th Oct 1678
Between Thomas Earl of Ossary and Elizabeth Countess Dowager of
Clancartie…purchase of Baltinglass Chieferies in Kerry.
Wit: Maur Tracy
Ormond Deeds 11
5 Oct 1723 Deed
assigning customs & duties relating to Tralee Fair
Edward
Denny of Tralee, KER Hon, Colonel & Lives of Edward Rome of Tralee, KER
Gaoler, Mrs Rome of Tralee, KER, wife, & John Rome of Tralee, KER
Cordwainer
Witnesses:
William Ginnis of Tralee, KER Merchant, Maurice
Tracy of Tralee, KER Writing Master, Francis Haly of Tralee, KER Scrivener,
Darby Sulevan of Tralee, KER Scrivener, Thomas Blenerhassett of Tralee, KER
Registrars Jasper Morris of Co Kerry JP & Richard Morris of Co Kerry JP
18 Mar 1726 Memorial
No: 38029
...Geoal Bridge to the said demised house together
with the house and backside formerly delivered by Cornelius Tracy, deceased, and that part of the house adjoining to
the said Tracys house formerly set av a stable to Mr Wm Carrick...
Colonel Edward Denny of Tralee and Edward Day of
Tralee, Merchant
Edward
Denny of Tralee, KER Colonel, & Edward Day of Tralee, KER Merchant. Stephen
Harvey of Tralee, KER, Abraham Ginnis of Tralee, KER, Cornelius Tracy Deceased, William Carrick. lives of John
Day, William Day, Edward Day Witness Edward Denny of Ballyvelly Gent,
Thomas Collis of Tralee, KER Revd, Darby Sullivan of Tralee, KER Scrivener,
Thomas Fitzmaurice of Tralee, KER Merchant, Thomas Blenerhassett of Tralee, KER
Richard Meredith of Co Kerry JP, Henry Parry of Co Kerry JP
Proclamations of
Ireland
14 June 1731 Reward for the apprehension of those who
robber silver from the Golden Lyon
...broke open the house of Lady Margaret Crosbie of
Ballheige in the county of Kerry, and took thereout twelve chests of silver,
belonging to the Danish East-India Company...Danish ship called the
Golden-Lyon, bound for the East-Indies, was stranded near Ballyheige...Darby
Tracy...were amongst serveral others, concerned in the said robbery...
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=IMC%202008%2FProclamations%2F3
Thomas Corridan, of Tighduff [Tiduff
Ballyheige], in 1731 solicited Darby Trassy to carry off the Danish silver stored
at Ballyheige Castle.
Westropp, Thomas Johnson (1910)
Promontory Forts and Similar Structures in the County Kerry. Part II.
Clanmaurice (Continued). The Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of
Ireland, Fifth Series, Vol. 40, No. 2, [Fifth Series, Vol. 20] (Jun. 30, 1910),
pp. 99-131
1741 A Spanish ship (70 tons, 1 man), bound from San Sebastian to
Ferrol, laden with timber or oak plank; taken on 14/25 November 1741 by HMS Newcastle
(Thomas Fox commanding), and brought into Portsmouth.
National Archives UK
HCA 32/139/20
Examination of
Thomas Watts, Isaac Marsh and James Tracy carried out in Portsmouth, 25
November 1741
"James Tracy,
of Dinglycoutch [Daingean Uí Chúis - Dingle] in the county of Kerry in the
kingdom of Ireland, marriner aged twenty three years or therabouts being sworn
and examined deposeth as followeth:
To the first
Interrogatory this depondent saith that he was born at Dinglycoutch aforesaid
and for seven years last pat hath been genersally at sea and had no certain
residence ashore and thast he is a subject to the King of Geat Britain.
1 Dec 1810 Canadian military service -
Description of men of the 2nd Battalion
Cornelius Treacy,
19, 5'7", born abt 1791 Ballynageragh Kerry, volunteer from Kerry Militia,
weaver, fresh complexion, dark hair, long face, grey eyes, enlisted Wexford
John Treacy, 22,
5'8.25", born abt 1788 Ballynageragh Kerry, volunteer from Kerry Militia,
tailor, fair complexion, d brown hair, oral face, grey eyes, enlisted Wexford
British War Office
Cornelius Treacy Volunteer from Kerry Militia to 2/3rd
Foot Dec 1810
Cornelius Treacy 91st Foot deserted 9th
Sept 1812 WO25/1330 [same person?]
John Treacy
volunteer from Kerry Militia to 2/3rd Foot enl. Jan 1811 from desertion.
With Cornelius.
[1793]
1807-1808-1811-1812 County of Kerry Infirmary
Honora Trac(e)y, Housekeeper and Nursetender,
[appointed] some time in the year 1793...one year salary £8...
British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Arthur Tracey born Rattoo, Kerry Served in 17th Foot
Regiment; 67th Foot Regiment. (7 yrs) and 17th Foot 1814- July 1823, but 24
yrs in total. WO120/25 Pensioner in KER labourer WO116/33. Discharged
aged 43 1806-1823
Arthur Tracey, b. 1790 Rattoo,
Kerry
Arthr Tracey, born Ratton, Kerry, 17th Regiment of Foot, residence 23
Jul 1823
23 July 1823, Arthur Tracy, 43 years, served 9 7/12 Private, 14 6/12 East
India, total 24 1/12 years, 1 1/2 rate per day, long service, born Rattoo
Kerry, labourer, 5/7, brown hair, grey eyes, fair complexion, DDpin C54967,
Seventeenth of Foot, 67 Foot
1807 Freemasons
Geo
Tracey, 17 Jun 1807, Killarney Co Kerry, [Admitted together]
John
Tracey, 17 Jun 1807, Killarney Co Kerry
Tithe Records
Jno Tracy, Clooncolla, Dysert (Listowel), Kerry, 1824
Martin Tracy, Kilsallagh, Kilcredane, Kerry, 1825
1830’s??? A noticeably beautiful memorial was
erected to his eleven month old daughter, Ellen, by James Treacy of County
Kerry.
Behind the Old Brick Wall:
A Cemetery Story By Evelyn Lee Moore et al, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1968
1837 Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) [see RIC
and Stradbally Waterford]
Thomas Tracy, 2544, b. 1811 Waterford
2544 Thos Tracy, 19 years, 5'8", b.
[1811] Wat, Catholic, married Nov '37, wife b. Kerry, recommended by PM Barron JP?.
appointed 28 Jan 37, served Kerry & N? Tip 1/4/71, ref B48023/14870, P1SC 1
Feb '38 - RforAC 1 Nov '43 - P1SC 1 Feb '44 - PAC 1 July '51 - P Con 1 Dec '55
- P2HC 8 Feb 1871, Appm 34332/1409 - 2y St A93167/4775 - B281777/8419, Repd
A13060/842, Pensioned 1 Nov 1874 £3-15 RF2544D/6129, service 37 years 8 months,
£83 pension
March 18, 1851 (FJ) Kerry
...constable Thomas Tracey...
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
John Teasey, 21, grey eyes,
brown hair, fair complexion, 5’10.5”, born Kerry Ireland, Satner, 15 Jul 1848
Boston by Capt Ecestes, 1 Drg K, died 6 Dec ’48, at Fort Seavenerock, A private
1860- British War Office (WO97) –
Chelsea Hospital
Dennis Tracey, b. 1846 Dunkerrin, Kerry
John Tracey, b. 1876 Tralee, Kerry
1848 RIC Service
Patrick Treacy, 11030, b. 1828 Kings
11030 Pat Treacy, 20 years, 5'8.3/8", b. Kings, Catholic, recommended by JF Rooleston, lab, appointed 1 Feb 1848, served Reser - Kerry 20 Nov '48, Resigned 8 May '53 Annual retn Jan '54, To emigrate to America
Griffiths
Valuation - Kerry 1852
|
Alphabetical |
By Area |
|
Catherine Treacy, Ballydonohoe, Galey, Kerry David Treacy, Commons East, Ardfert, Kerry John Treacy, Ballyheige, Ballyheige, Kerry John Treacy, Kilteean, Galey, Kerry Maurice Treacy, Ballymacaquim East, Killahan, Kerry Thomas Tracy, Boherboy, Tralee, Kerry Thomas Tracy, Old Bridge St., Kenmare, Kerry |
David Treacy, Commons East, Ardfert, Kerry John Treacy, Ballyheige, Ballyheige, Kerry Catherine Treacy, Ballydonohoe, Galey, Kerry John Treacy, Kilteean, Galey, Kerry Thomas Tracy, Old Bridge St., Kenmare, Kerry Maurice Treacy, Ballymacaquim East, Killahan, Kerry Thomas Tracy, Boherboy, Tralee, Kerry |
1858 – 1920 Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Bridget Tracy
31 Mar 1880 The Presentation Convent Lixnaw Kerry, spinster, by Mary
Shanahan and Julia Ryan, Presentation Convent
Daniel Treacy
4 Feb 1918 Finuge Listowel Kerry, farmer, to John Treacy &
Timothy Sullivan
Hanoria Treacy
12 May 1912 Finuge Listowel Kerry, widow, to Mary Duggan, widow
John Treacy
29 Mar 1898 Finuge Kerry, to Daniel Treacy of Ballyhorgan, Michael
Treacy of Ballymacquin and Martin Whelan of Finuge, farmers
John Treacy
30 Dec 1874 Kiltean (Listowel) [Kilteean Galey] Kerry, farmer, died
at Finuge, to Bridget Treacy widow
Margaret Treacy
29 Nov 1912 Finuge Listowel Kerry, spinster, to Mary Duggan, widow
Mary Treacy
23 Feb 1899 Finuge Listowel Kerry, spinster, to Mary Duggan, widow
Maurice Treacy
28 Dec 1915 Finuge Kerry, farmer, to Mary Duggan, widow
Patrick Treacy
6 Feb 1899 Finuge Listowel Kerry, farmer, to Mary Duggan, widow
1861
British Census
Ann Tracy, 26, 1835,
County Cary [Kerry?], Ireland, Lancashire
John
Tracey, spouse: Julia, b. abt 1835 Kerry Ireland, Middlesex England
= Julia
Tracey, spouse: John, b. abt 1834 Cork Ireland, Middlesex England
Morris
Tracey, b. abt 1848 Kerry Ireland, Surrey England
26 April
1862 Cork Examiner
... Constable Tracy, accompanied by a doctor, immediately set out for
Killorglin, and on visiting the place of the occurrence, found the deceased
lying on his back, ...
1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of
Births and Marriages up to 1899)
Tracey,
Mark John, Killarney, Kerry. 5 322
1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
February 1867 Fenian Movement in Kerry
...Mr. Matthew Tracy, the reporter
of the Cork Herald, tried to telegraph that there was disaffection among the
troops. The RM stopped the telegraph and arrested Tracy...
QUESTION.HC
Deb 01 March 1867 vol 185
cc1233-4
LORD NAAS Sir, on the 20th of February a
telegram was taken to the telegraph clerk at Killarney to this effect— Rumoured
disaffection of troops. Officers heard men singing songs with civilians.
Removed by police. Military sent to quarters. Fourteen soldiers missing this
morning. A wire cut last night at Cluanmullane. I need hardly assure the House
that with the exception of the last—the cutting of the telegraph wire—the whole
was entirely false. On this message being taken to the magistrates by the
person charged with the conduct of the telegraph at Killarney, the magistrates
thought it their duty to order the arrest of the person who was proved to have
sent the telegram. It turned out that the gentleman's name was Tracey, and that
he was a reporter of the Cork Herald. The magistrates considered that this
person, in sending this message, had been guilty of a very serious offence
against the law of the land; and they committed him to take his trial at the
ensuing assizes. Bail, however, was offered on his part and accepted. As the
trial is pending, and as this gentleman has given notice of his intention to
take action at law against the magistrates for false imprisonment, I am sure
the House will feel that I should exceed my duty if I expressed any opinion on
the transaction.
March 09, 1867 Nation
Mr. Tracy of the Cork Herald, is in
a position to mediate with advantage upon what Louis Veuillot has written in
'Le Parfum de Rome' about the electric telegraph. "On both sides of the
railway (he says) are ...
February 1868 Matthew Tracy V. Daniel J. Cruise RM
The action in this case was brought
by Mr. Matthew Tracy, a reporter on the Cork Daily Herald against Mr. Cruise RM
Killarney for false imprisonment. Damages were laid at £1000....He inquired
from him if he was related to a man named James
Tracy, who had been arrested some time before. He said not...
Letters
and Leaders of my Day T. M. Healy, K. C.
Father Tracy's brother, Mat, a reporter on the Cork Examiner,
was a "character." He was dispatched during the Fenian Rising of 1867
in Kerry by its owner, J. F. Maguire (M.P for Dungarvan), to report events.
Mat, equipped with a musket plus a lead-pencil, set forth and was
speedily arrested. Telegraphic communication between England and Ireland was
then in its infancy, and the Government had no details of Mat's activities.
Maguire, in his reporter's bona fides, demanded in the House of Commons
satisfaction for his arrest from Lord Naas, the Chief Secretary of the day.
That nobleman (afterwards Lord Mayo, the murdered Indian Viceroy) effused in
apology, and agreed that the arrest was an infringement of the "liberty of
the Press." Maguire urged that compensation should be paid. Lord Naas
concurred. Whether £100 or £500 was given, it was too much for Mat. Friends
gathered round him night after night, to enjoy his compensation and
hospitality. At the end of his jovial evenings he would raise his glass in
pathetic self-pity, crying, "Ah, boys! The British Government has been the
ruin of me!"
14 December 1868 Cork Examiner
Kerry
Intelligence... Cornelius Tracy, for an assault and breach of the peace at
Castlemaine fair on the 23rd of November. The Court adjourned.
2 January 1869 Cork Examiner
Kerry
Intelligence... Thomas Tracy, for fishing with net and boat in the tidal part
of the river Maine, within the weekly close season.
1871 British Census
Andrew Tracy, spouse Julia, b. abt 1822
Ireland, London England
= Julia Tracy, spouse Andrew, b. abt
1825 Kerry Ireland, London England
Patrick
Tracey, 40, b. 1831 Kerry Ireland, Hawker, Middlesex
17 October 1872 (FJ) Munster
Bank Appointment
We have much pleasure in announcing that James Tracey, Esq., of the
Munster Bank, Cashel...has been appointed to the managership of the new branch
at Tarbert [Kerry?]. This intelligence will, we are sure, be received with
satisfaction by Mr. Tracey's many friends, who will, while they regret the loss
of his pleasing companionship, rejoice in his advancement in the profession of
his adoption. - Tipperary Free Press
9 January 1875 (N)
A few
evenings since a farmer named Tracey, residing at Kiltean, within a few miles
of Listowel, left home on horseback to attend a funeral, and on his return from
Kiltorney he turned down to the river near Finague, where it is fordable, for
the purposed of crossing it, and taking a short homewards. When he entered the
river the horse and rider rolled into the deep water. In the fall the
unfortunate man was so stunned as to be unable to make any exertion to recover
himself, and in a few moments after his inanimate body was swept down with the
current into the tidal water.
1878 RIC Service
Timothy
Tracey, 43652, b. 1858 Kerry
43652
Timothy Tracey, 19 years 7 months, 5'11", b. Kerry, Catholic, married
3.2.87 wife from Wat City, recommended by P. Chute JP, clerk, allocated 8 April
78, served Waterford 30 Nov 78 - Wex 6/4/87, Reward 2/7/83, died 13.9.92 date
taken from No 14, Phthisis
R.I.C.
Died in Service. (1st July 92 to 1st January 93): 43652 Timothy Tracey. Con.
Wexford.
State Reg:
Timothy Tracey, Death, Jul - Sep 1892 New Ross, age 34, b.c. 1858
Timothy
Tracey of Ballynabole, died 13 September 1892, married, 34 years, police
constable, phthises 2 years, informant Anty Cullen [her mark] Ballynabole
present at death
1893
Deaths RIC: 43652 Tracey, Timothy. Con. Wexford
Timothy Tracey, 28, Bachelor, Constulary, of Manor (s. of John
Tracey, Michael crossed out, Clerk) married Mary P.? Lawlor, 18, Spinster,
of John St (d. of Michael Lawlor, Clerk) 3rd February 1887 St. Johns Waterford
Wit: John Lawlor & May McGrath
Timothy Tracey of Arthurstown Constable RIC & Mary Josephine
Lawler [see 1911 census living in Cork]
Margaret Mary Tracey b. 11
April 1889 Arthurstown
Timothy
Tracey b. 1991 [New Ross, 2nd Quarter 1891 4 657] Timothy Treacey of
Ballynabola [Kilscanlan Wexford], died 21 May 1892, 1 year, police constable
son, convulsions 3 days, Informant Timothy Tracey father occupier Ballynabola
28/8/1891
Timothy Tracey of Ballinabulla [Ballynabola Kilscanlan Co. Wexford],
complainant
22/4/1892 C [constable] Timothy Tracey of Ballinabulla, complainant
13/05/1892 C [constable] Timothy Tracey of Ballinabulla, complainant & witness, dog
29/03/1897 Matthew Tracey of Ballinebulla, Dog Licence
1901 Census [possible connection]
Mary
Tracey, 31, F, 9 Ballyvodock East, Midleton, Cork, Domestic Servant Housemaid, Catholic,
Servant, Married, Co Waterford
Margaret
Tracey, 12, F, St. Mary’s Orphanage, Fitton Street
West and East, Cork Urban No. 5, Cork, Pupil, R Catholic, Not Married,
Waterford
1911 Census
Mary
Josephine Treacy, 42, F, 8.1 Mardyke Street, Cork No. 7 Urban (part of), Cork (head, widow, married 23 years, 3
children/1 alive, b. Waterford)
Margaret
Mary Treacy, 21, F, Mardyke Street, Cork No. 7
Urban (part of), Cork
(daughter, single, National school teacher, b. Wexford)
Margaret Mary Treacy, full [age], spinster, BLANK
profession, lives 33 S.C.R. Portobello Dublin, [d. of Timothy Treacy, R.I.C.] married William Hollywood Cummins, full
[age], bachelor, stackbsa? keis? clerk, lives 21 Donore Rd S.C.R. Dublin, [s.
of William Cummins, pensioner] 09 June 1913 Dpolphins Barn Methodist Church
Parish of St. James Wit: Anne Cummins & Eva S. Williams [Dublin South PLU]
Margaret Mary Treacy (1889
Arthurstown, County Wexford - 1973 Brighton, East Sussex, England, UK)
Mother:
Mary Josephine mar. Treacy 1867-1955
Husband1:
unknown Fuller 1885-1930
Husband2:
Terence William Cummins 1900-1990
Departure:
Traveling By Air Aboard An American Export Airline Flight With Daughter Peggy
Cummins To New York City, New York, Arriving 13 Sep 1945; Then By Train To
Hollywood, California.1945
Foynes
Flying-boat Station, Co. Limerick, Ireland to Botwood, Newfoundland and on to
New York
1880
2. Maurice Tracey, part of Ballymacaquim East called
the Glebe and church lot, Clanmaurice, Kerry, £45.16.0 rent, 37a/3r/33p, tenant
from year to year
1881 British
Census
Peter
Tracy, 39 years,
born limerick, married, beer retailer, The Old House at Home Beer House
Westbourne Sussex
Amelia, 30
years, born Portsmouth Hamshire, wife
John, 5
years, born Tralee, son
Charles, 3
years, born Belfast, son
Edwin, 11
months, born Ashton Under Lyne Lanc, son
Thomas
Treacy, 52 years,
born Trichinopoly (BS) East Indies, married, merchants clerk, 15 Rosamuns St
Kingston-upon-Hull York [see Cork] [Army]
Hannah M, 36 years, born Cork, wife
Mark J, 17
years, born Killarney, son
Emma, 16
years, born Taunton Somerset, daughter
Louisa M,
14 years, born Curragh Camp, daughter
Alice M, 10
years, born Hull York, daughter
Thomas F, 8
years, born Hull York, son
Albert H, 6
years, born Hull York, son
Alfred E, 3
years, born Hull York, son
1884 [C.3949] Irish Land Commission. - Kerry
Daniel
Tracy, tenant, Thomas A. Stoughton, landlord, lecks East and another, 46a2r38p,
£24.0.0 valuation, £45.0.0 rent, £40.0.0 judicial rent, by consent
1884 [C.4144] Irish Land Commission - Kerry
Maurice
Tracy, tenant, Walter Morrough, landlord, Ballymacwhim, 38a0r11p, £23.5.0
valuation, £45.18.0 rent, £35.0.0 judicial rent, 1866 £30.0.0 rent
31 July 1887; Third Order reception by same of Henry Tracy,
son of Henry Tracy and Margaret Calister, born in Glasgow on 17 May 1867 and
named Br Benedict; signed by same two.
Third Order
profession on 7 August 1888 of Br Benedict Tracy, born in Glasgow, Scotland,
and baptised Henry Alexander, into the hands of Fr Bonaventure Brierton,
guardian of Killarney; signed by Br Benedict Tracy, Fr Bonaventure Brierton
guardian and Fr Andrew [Egan], instructor.
Patrick Conlan. A Short-Title
Calendar of the Reception and Profession Books of the English Franciscan Friars
in Killarney 1860-1902. Collectanea Hibernica, No. 42 (2000), pp. 181-214
26 August 1887 New Zealand Tablet, NZ
Irish Notes...Kerry...Maurice
Tracey was sentenced to a month's imprisonment at Listowel Petty Sessions on
June 11 for having a double-barrel gun in his possession without a license. He
actually had a license for a single-barrel gun.
Special commission Act, 1888. : Report of
proceedings
Volume 2
11.681.
This Mrs. Staughton, is that the name of the person you became rent warden to
?—Yes, her husband lived at that time.
11.682. Am
I right in the name of Staughton ?—Yes.
11.683.
What was the name of her place ?—Ballyorgan.
11.693.
Listen to the names I am going to read to you, and tell me whether these
persons were tenants of the Staughtons
11.699.
Daniel Prayton Tracey?—He settled out of Court also.
11.708.
Michael Kerran?—I had marked the tenants on the Staughton property.
11.723.
Daniel Tracey 46?. to 40?. ?—Yes. [rent]
8 August 1890 The London Gazette
Civil Service Commission, August 8, 1890.
August 4, 1890.
Without Competition.
Sorting Clerks and Telegraph Learners,... Joseph Bernard
Treacy (Killarney). [Kerry] [see 1901 Census - 15 Moyeightragh Killarney, Kerry
and 1911 Census - 46 Spa Walk Mallow, Cork]
British Postal Service Appointments
Jos
R Treacy, 1890, Killarney [Kerry]
Patrick
Treacey, 1898, Killarney
Patrick
Treacy, 1896, Killarney
1891 RIC Service [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
James Treacy, 54486, b. 1869 Kilkenny
54486 James Treacy, 21 years 5 months, 5'9.75", b. Kilkenny, Prot,
married 5.2.98 wife [Elizabeth Scollard see Abbeydorney RC] from Kerry, recommended by DI
Maxwell, farmer, allocated 15 Aug 90, served Kerry 1? May? 91 - Limerick
12.3.98 - Queens Co 1.10.02 - Wexford 12.5.10, 4 Punishments, Pensioned 1.4.21
69448D, pension £164.13.4, Contd Carlow
1891 Census - Chobham Surrey [d. 1915 France
WWI?]
Charles
Timothy Tracey, 14, b. Ireland Tralee, Institution [Tracy, Charles Timothy,
Parsonstown, 1877 18 577?] [see below]
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.
Mary A. Tracy, Ballyhorgan (Rattoo Kerry Ireland?),
1905, 22 years, single, to Boston Bellow Falls Vt, Cousin: Mrs B Cantillon, 7
Myrtle St, Bellow Falls Vt
Patrick Treacy, Ballyhorgan (Rattoo Kerry) Ireland, 1909, 21 years,
single, Dan Treacy Ballyduff Ballyhorgan. To cousin Nora Whelan 8031 Viadens Rd
Auburn Park Chicago Ill. 6'2", fair complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, b.
Ballyhorgan Ireland.
1893 Judicial Rents
John Tracy of Tinoge Kerry, landlord Earl of Listowel, 123a/3r/37p, poor
valuation £117/0/0, old rent £181/5/0, new rent £137/0/0.
19 & 23 March 1897 The London Gazette
March
16, 1897.
Without Competition
Sorting Clerk and Telegraph
Learner, Killarney [Kerry]—Patrick Treacy.
Irish College in ParisAndreas Tracy, 1748, P. Lucneolaceu? in Hyb [Hibernia - Ireland]Patr Tracy, 1860, Blue ScapularMatthew Tracy, 26 March 1875, Red Scapular – 25 Sep 1874 Matthew Tracy, son of John Tracy & Brigid Keogh, born 22 July 1849 Kildare, T, T, B FMH 3rd Theology, Left 21 June Ordained at home. [of Carlow & Laois?]Maurice Tracey/Tracy, 1898, of Kerry [Note: No other details in Register]
http://archives.centreculturelirlandais.com/phototheque/expo_visu_img.php?ref_id=1107 1901 Census
of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland Mar 14 1901, Daniel Treacy, tenant, Rose Trent
Stoughton, landlord, Lacka East & ors Listowel, Kerry, 49a0r38p, £25
valuation, £46 rent, £40 & £35.12.6 judicial rent
1901 RIC Service
Patrick Tracy, 59968, b. 1878
Fermanagh
59968 Patrick Tracy, 22 years 8
months, 5'9.5", b. Ferm'h, Catholic, married 26.11.1912 wife from Kerry,
recommended by DI Burke, farmer, appointed 1st Feby 1901 reappointed 1.6.1901
with loss of service, served Kerry 6 Dec 1901 - Galway WR 23.10.'13, P Sergt
1-9-20, Dischgd 5.2.1901 unfit by surgeon 24869D Disbanded 6.4.22 I.S. Galway
W.R. No.14 C.A. £195.0.0
Dec 14, 1901 (IT) RIC
...On the 5th inst, the following
recruits...Patrick Tracy, Kerry...
Oct 11, 1913 (IT) RIC
Transfers...Patrick Tracy, Kerry to Galway,
W.R...
Tracey, O'Treasaig; Dan of Bishops court, John of Poulnahaha, Mce of
Kiltean, Hanora of Finuge, Ml of Ballmacquin. [Note: Information taken from 1901 Census]
County Kerry Past and Present: A Handbook to the Local and Family
History of ... by Jeremiah King - 1986 - Page
322
Dan Tracey of Bishops court, John of
Poulnahaha, Mce. Of Kiltean, Hanora of Finuge, Ml. Of Ballymacquin, these are
all given in Co. Kerry.
Families of County Kerry, Ireland by Michael C. O'Laughlin, Irish Genealogical Foundation (U.S.)
Sessional Papers, Great Britain Parliament. House of Commons 1902
717
Michael Tracey
Walter Morrogh
Ballymaca-whim
31 March 1905 List of Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of National
Education [see
Valentia, Waterford & Killeigh Offaly]
Bernard A. Tracy, 21 years 9 months
[b. Waterford], served 2 years 6 months, Educated Lowtown Galbally
[Limerick]/St. Peter's Whitefriar St Dublin/Annascaul Annascaul [Kerry],
Serving in Kerry 7887 Knightstown B, Assistant
1908 Return of advances under the Purchase of
Land (Ireland) Act
16/7/1908 John Treacy of Poulnahaha Kerry, 67a/0r/13p, of Ennismore
2a/3r/38p, value £59, rent £56/16/0, judical, advance £1246, cash £1246
1911 RIC Service
Edward Treacy, 65744, b. 1888 Galway
65744 Edward Treacy, dob 27 Nov 1888
[22 years], 5'9", b. Galway jd from E.R., Catholic, recommended by DI
Lyon, farmer, appointed 15 Feb 1911, served Kerry 25 Aug 1911 - Tras Ga Bay
1.4.22, Disbanded 24/8/22 TS Castle Gd fo No6 CA £115-8-9, Contd in Galway E.R.
& Kings
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland Bridget Treacy, Mrs, Ballymcquinn, Odorney Kerry
[Causeway 2nd Battn Cumann na mBan, 1 Brigade, Kerry] see Abbeydorney
Denis Joseph Treacy, Ardfert, Co.
Kerry [F Company, 2
Battalion, 1 Kerry Brigade] see Abbeydorney
Denis Treacy, Ballyhorgan, County Kerry
Jack Treacy, Guarda, Co. Limerick [Kerry 1 Brigade 2nd Battalion]
John Treacy, Rockfield Abbeydorney Kerry
Joseph [Denis Joe] Treacy, Adjt, Ballinorig/Ballymacandrew Ardfert, Co. Kerry
Maurice Treacy, Killahan, O'Dornet, Co. Kerry
Treacy, Castlegregory, Co. Kerry
1920 [1935] Kerry 1 Brigade 2nd Battalion
Abbeydorney 1st Lieut Joe Tracey
Ballymacandrew Ardfert, Co. Kerry
Abbeydorney F Coy 2nd Batt Kerry
D.J. Treacy
Coy Officiers on July 1st 1922
O'Dormey 1st Lieut D.J. Tracy
Officiers & men of F Coy 2nd
Batt Kerry -
Adjt Denis Joe Treacy Ballinorig
Ardvert {interned at Currach 1928}
Jack Treacy, Guarda, Co. Limerick
Maurice Treacy, Killahan, O'Dornet,
Co. Kerry
Abbeydorney Company of the Volunteers
April 23rd, 1920 Following the
arrest of John Dowd and Patrick Walsh, the following local volunteers were
arrested namely, Thomas Stundon, Parknageragh, Joe Treacy, Ballymacaquim,
John Leen, do, Cornelius Lyons, Laccabeg. They were questioned about the taking
of the mailbag but all had to be later released as no evidence could be found
against them. Patrick Walsh was the last released.
http://homepage.tinet.ie/~abbeydorney/book/book.html
Jul 30, 1921 (FJ) Prisoners Released
...Kerry prisoners were released
unconditionally from Ballykinlar Camp on Tuesday morning:...-
Treacy...Castlegregory...
1914-1918
Ireland’s Memorial Records
Charles Timothy Tracey. Reg. No. 7692. Rank Drummer, Linc
Regiment 2nd batt. Died of wounds France 16/3/1915 received at Neuve
Chapelle on the 10th March.. Born Tralee Co. Kerry. Aged 37. [see
Limerick]
Son of Amelia Jane Meek (formerly Tracey), of 23,
Norman Rd., Southsea, Portsmouth, and the late Peter Tracey (Col. Serjt. Royal Munster Fusiliers). Served in the
Sudan Campaign.
TRACEY, CHARLES
TIMOTHY.
Rank: Drummer.
Regiment or Service: Lincolnshire Regiment. Unit; 2nd Battalion.
Date of
Death:16-March-1915. Age at Death,37. Service No:7692. Born in Tralee. Enlisted
in Tidworth, Hants while living in Southsea, Hants. Died of wounds.
Supplementary
information; Son of Amelia Jane Meek (formerly Tracey), of 23, Norman Rd.,
Southsea, Portsmouth, and the late Peter Tracey (Col. Serjt. Royal Munster Fusiliers).
Served in the Sudan Campaign. Grave or Memorial Reference: III.D.16. Cemetery:
Boulogne Eastern Cemetery in France.
http://www.kerrycolib.ie/www1t.asp
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service & Pension
Records
John Lawrence Tracey, b. abt
1876, St Johns, Kerry Ireland,
26 February 1916 Kerryman
Death and funeral of Mr Ml Nelan
Ballyduff..mourners...John Tracy, Kiltean...
26 February 1916 Kerry Sentinel
Listowel ploughing match
committee...John Treacy...Class 3 4th Michael Treacy Ballymacaquin.
18 March 1916 Kerryman
PURSUANT to an order of the Chancery
Division of the High Court of Justice in Ireland, made in the matter of the
estate of John Treacy late of Finuge
in the County of Kerry, Farmer, deceased. And in the matter of the estate of Maurice Treacy late of Finuge aforesaid
deceased and in a cause "Duggan v Treacy" (1916 No. 97); the
CREDITORS of the said John Treacy deceased who died in or about the Month of
March, 1898 are, on or before the 8th day of April, 1916, to send by post,
prepaid, to Mr. John O'Connell of 24 St. Andrew street in the City of Dublin,
the Solicitor for the defendants Daniel
Treacy and Michael Treacy two of the executors of the deceased, their
Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions and in case of firms, the
names of the partners and style and title of tho linn, the full particulars of
their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities
(if any) held by them, and all persons claiming to be lncumbrancers affecting
the Freehold Registered Land of the said John Treacy, deceased are, by their
Solicitors, to enter and prove their claims at the Chambers of the Hon. Mr
Justice Barton, Four Courts City of Dublin on or before the said 8th day of
April, 1916 or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded from the
benefit of the said order. Every Creditor or Claimant on Freehold Registered
Land holding any security is to produce the same before the Hon. Mr Justice
Barton at his Chambers, Four Courts, Dublin on the 1st day of May, 1916 at
eleven of the clock in the fore noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating
on the claims Dated this 11th day of March, 1916 THOS. W ELLERKER, Chief Clerk
TERENCE J. LISTON and Co, Solicitors for Plaintiff, I Dame street, Dublin.
18 March 1916 Kerry Weekly Reporter
1916. No. 97.
In The High Court Of Justice In
Ireland
Chancery Division., Mr. Justice
Barton
In the Matter of tlie Estate of John
Treacy, late of Finuge, in the County of Kerry, farmer, and in the Matter of
the Estate of Maurice Tracey, late of Finuge aforesaid, deceased.
Between Mary Duggan, Plaintiff; and
Daniel Treacy, Michael Treacy, and Martin Whelan, Defendants.
Persuant to the Order of the Court
made herein, and dated the 21st day of February, 1916, Subscriber will
SELL BY PUBLIC auction
On Wednesday, 22nd day of March
1916,
At the hour of 9.30 a.m.,
Cows, 1 Heifers & 6 Calves
These are a splendid lot of dairy
cows, well coloured highly bred, and in the best of condition. Eleven; have
calved, and ten are in calf. The farm will be offered for sale on A later date.
And pursuent to said Order, will be
Sold bv Public Auction,
On The Lands Of Finoge
On the 24th day of March, 1916
lately occupied by Maurice Treacy,
One Horse, Car and Tackling,
quantity of Hay in Shed, Harrow, Rolling Stone, Tosser, etc., and House
Furniture
The sale of the above will commence
at 1 o'clock,
R. D. Murphy, Auctioneer. Tralee. T.
J. LISTON AND CO.. Solicitors, Tralee.
15 April 1916 Kerryman
1916. NO 97.
In THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE IN
IRELAND CHANCERY DIVISION MR JUSTICE BAETON IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN
TREACY, LATE OF FINUGE, IN THE COUNTY OF KERRY, FARMER, DECEASED. (AND) IN THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MAURICE TREACY, LATE OF FINUGE, AFORESAID—DECEASED
BETWEEN : — MARY DUGGAN, PLAINTIFF. — and — DANIEL TREACY, MICHAEL TREACY, and
MARTIN WHELAN. DEFENDANTS.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
With the Approbation of The Hon. Mr.
Justice Barton
IN ONE LOT
PART OF THE LAND OF FINUGE;
containing 128 acres and 35 perches
or thereabouts, in the Barony of Clanmaurice and PART OF THE LANDS OF
BEENAMEELANE, containing 1 acre 3 roods 14 perches or thereabouts AND PART OF
THE LANDS OF GORTNAMINSHA, containing 4 acres and 16 perches or thereabouts in
the Barony of Iraghticonnor all in the Co. Kerry AT THE AUCTION MART TRALEE on
Thursday the 27th day of April, 1916 at the hour of 1.30 p.m By Mr. Richard D.
Murphy, Auctioneer, Tralee.
The Purchaser will not be required
to pay Auctioneer's Commission.
PARTICULARS OF TENURE The lands are
held in fee-simple and are entered in Folio 3150 of the Register County Kerry,
kept in pursuance of the Local Registration of Title (Ireland) Act 1891. There
is an appurtenant to the said lands, the right of fishing and taking fish from
so much of the River Feale as adjoins said lands. There are reserved to the
Earl of Listowel his heirs and assigns all such sporting rights within the
meaning of the Irish Land Act 1903 as were, prior to the sale under the Act,
vested in him to the exclusion of the tenant. The lands are subject to an
annuity of £90 8s 10d., which began on the 1st day of June 1908 and is payable
half yearly to the Irish Land Commission until an advance of £2813 has been repaid.
The lands are registered subject to equities. Dated this 10th day of April,
1916. THOS. W. ELLERKER, Chief Clerk. For further particulars and Conditions of
sale apply to Messrs TERENCE J. LISTON & Co., Solicitor having Carriage of
Sale, 1 Dame Street, Dublin and Tralee. And to Mr. Richard D. Murphy,
Auctioneer, Tralee.
21 June 1916 Freemans Journal
Sale Of Kerry Lands
Mary Duggan V. Daniel Treacy
And.Others.
(Before Mr. Justice Barton.)
Mr. Phelps (instituted by Mr.
Liston) applied on behalf of the plaintiff for an injunction restraining the
defendants from interfering with the sale by auction. of the lands of
Ballyhorgan, Co. Kerry, which had been ordered to be sold in the suit tor the
administration o£ the estate of John Treacy, farmer, deceased. The plaintiff is
a sister-in-law o£. the deceased and the personal representative of the last
surviving, child of the deceased. The defendants, Daniel Treacy and Ml. Treacy,
are brothers of the deceased, and it was Alleged that they had interfered with
the sale when the lands were put up last April .
Mr. Bernard Roche (instructed by Mr.
Marshall) supported the application on behalf of another defendant, Martin
Whelan.
Mr: Michael Comyn, KC. (instructed
by Mr. John O'Connell, LL.D).) appeared for the Treacy brothers and denied the
accuracy o£ the allegations made against them.
Mr. Justice Barton said he would
require questions on the construction of the will of the deceased to be argued
before him on next Thursday when he would deal with the subject matter o£ the
summons.
15 July 1918 Kerryman
1916. No. 97.
In the High Court of Justice in
Ireand.
Chancery Division. Mr. Justice
Barton
In the Matter of the Estate of. JOHN
TREACY, late of Finuge, in the County of Kerry, Farmer, Deceased And in the
Matter of the Estate of MAURICE TREACY, late of Finuge, aforesaid, Deceased,
Between MARY DIJGGAN, Plaintiff, And DANIEL TREACY, MICHAEL TREACY and MARTIN
WHELAN Defendants
TO BE SOLD IN ONE LOT By Private
Tender, pursuant to an Order of the Honourable Mr. Justice Barton, dated the
23rd day of June, 1916:—
Part of the Jands of Finuge,
containing 128 acres and 35 perches or thereabouts, in the Barony of
Clanmaurice, and
Part of the Jands of Beenameelane,
containing 1 acre 3 roods 14 perches or thereabouts and
Part of the lands of Gortnaminsha,
containing 4 acres and 16 perches or thereabouts in the Barony of
Iraghticonnor, all in the County of Kerry.
Private Sealed Tenders tor the
purchase of the said Lot subject to the terms of the Conditions of Sale settled
in this Matter so far as same are now applicable may be sent to the Chief Clerk
of the Hon. Mr. Justice Barton, Four Courts, Dublin, so as to reach him on or
before Saturday the 29th day of July, 1916. All such tenders will be submitted
to the Hon. Mr. Justice Barton, on Monday, the 3lst day of July, 1916.
Dated this 7th day of July, 1916.
THOS. W. ELLBRKER, Chief Clerk. For farther particulars and Conditions ef Sale
apply to Messrs TERENCE J. LISTON & CO., Solicitors having Carriage of
Sale, 1 Dame St, Dublin, and Tralee ; and to Mr. RICHARD D. MURPHY, Auctioneer,
Tralee.
25 Mar 1916 Kerry Weekly Reporter
Thomas Dilane appealed against the
decision of the County Court Judge at Listowel decreeing him on title for 1s in
respect to a right of way claimed by Elizabeth Tracey and John Tracey, the
respondents, who were tenants on the Ormathwaite estate.
15 July 1916 Kerry Weekly Reporter
...In the earlier Hurling game
between Tipperary and Kerry (juniors)...The Kerry team were...Ross Tracey
[Ross, Tracey?]...
12 August 1916 Kerryman
The same complainants prosecuted
Daniel Tracy, Bishopscourt, Ballyduff, for having failed to stamp the card, of
Julia Sullivan...complied...a default in respect of Hannah Lynch employed in
1914...
1916
Constable Tracy, 04 Sep 1916
Civilians tried by courts martial, Constable James Allen of Tralee...Const
Treacy of Beaufort [Kerry] was one of them...
1917 USA Draft Registration [see Killury
Causeway Ratoo]
Patrick Tracy b. 17 Mar 1889 Ballyduff Co Kerry Ireland, declarant
naturalisation, structural iron worker Wisconsin bridge, no dependants, single,
lives 312 Exchange St Keokuk Iowa
Jan 25, 1919 (IT) Shooting Outrage in Kerry
Three men named Dowling (2) and
Tracy were charged, at the Listowel Petty Sessions...with riotous and
disorderly behavour at Finuage, by discharging firearms into the house of John
Horgan, a local Sinn Feiner...bound to the peace for twelve months with an
alternative of a months imprisonment.
1919 [Denis
Tracey Ballyhorgan]
Prosecution of Denis Treacy;
possession of a shotgun without a permit; 1919; Ballyhorgan, County Kerry; to
be tried by District Court Martial.
WO 35: Piece 104/21: Prosecution of
Denis Treacy of Ballyhorgan Co. Kerry.
Possession of a single barrel
shotgun without a permit at Ballyduff, Listowel, Co. Kerry.. Tried by District
Cork Martial at Cork 31 March 1919
The defence was that the gun was
useless...The gun was not produced...
Charge Sheet:
Denis Tracey of Ballyhorgan,
Ballyduff, Listowel
Age: 35 years
Occupation: Farmer
Character: This man is not connected
with Sinn Fein organisation. He is a quiet country farmer who has never given any
trouble to the police.
Signed: James Regan, Constable, RIC.
Denis Treacy of Ballyhorgan Kerry,
20 Mar 1919 Courts martial case registers a2/2132, Ct Marital 4th April 1919
Not guilty of the charges Accused released
1921- Calendars of Wills and Administrations
Michael
Treacy, 28 Feb 1925, late of Ballymacaquinn [Ardfert] O’Dorney County
Kerry, farmer, who died 2 Jun 1923, to John O’Connell and Michael Horgan,
farmers. Effects …
1922-1924 Dublin Metropolitan Police and
Civic Guard (Garda Síochána) Personnel Registers
John
Treacy, No. 3094, of Rockfield Abbeydorney Kerry, b. 22/1/1897, joined
10/1/1923, RC, IRA rank Pte, 5'10", 36/34 chest
Jan 10, 1923 (FJ)
...soldiers of the National Army,
wound in action in Kerry...Private Tracey, AMC, 3 Queen's square, Dublin...
10 January 1923 Cork Examiner
Army Casualties...Pte Tracey,
A.M.C.. 3. Queen's' Square. Dublin.
30 January 1923 Cork Examiner
Kerry Farmer's Fate... John Tracey,
Western Division, deposed to seeing deceased brought to the guardroom and heard
him being questioned Lieut. Larkin. He saw him threaten Prendeville ...
Nov 8, 1924 (FJ) ...Murder of Thomas Prenderville at Tralee...
...Sergeant John Treacy...said he
had been sergeant of a military guard on 1st January 1923 at Hartnetts Post,
Castleisland...[of Galway?]
Jun 4, 1926 (IT) Cattle Shows at Listowel and Portadown
...In the open class for cows of
shorthorn type, T. Treacy, Lixnaw, was first...[plus other classes]
1942
US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897) [see Killury Causeway Ratoo]
Patrick Joseph Tracy b. 17 Mar 1888 Co Kerry,
Ireland Residence: Spring Valley, Illinois
Institution of Civil Engineers of Ireland. List of Corporate Members and
Students of the Institution.
1944 Michael P. Tracy, B.E., B.SC.,
Lenaboy Gardens, Taylor's Hill, Galway .
Patrick Joseph Treacy, B.E., 1 York
Terrace, Killarney, Co. Kerry
OPW Feale drainage
1955
"C85/360/131/55"
"Feale: Application By John Treacy, Kilteen, Lisselton For Extension Of
Drainage Through His Land" "5556"
1957
"C85/360/411/57"
"Feale: Complaint Of D.Treacy, Bishopscourt North, Ballyhorgan,
Ballyduff" "5761"
1958
"C85/360/754/58"
"Feale: Complaint Of Bridget Treacy, Poulnahaha Re Deposition Of
Spoil" "5859"
Spencer
Tracy (1900-1967)
[see Spencer Tracy]
|
John D. Tracy was
born in Ireland 21 Jun 1832 or 1828 in Tynagh parish, Co. Galway. John died
30 Jan 1901. John Tracy and Letita ??? had the following child: 1.1 Frank J. Tracy was born in Wisconsin ca 1862. He then married
Mary Guhin ca 1866. Mary was born in Ireland 15 Jan 1848 in Ballyferriter,
Co. Kerry. Mary was the daughter of Timothy Guhin. Mary died 9 Feb 1918 in
Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, at 70 years of age. They had the following
children: 2.1 John Edward Tracy was born in Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois Jan
1873 (d.1928). He married Caroline (Carrie) Brown ca 1894. Caroline was born
in Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois Oct 1874 (d. 1942). Caroline was the
daughter of Edward Silas Brown and Abigail Stebbins. John Edward Tracy and
Caroline Brown had the following children: 2.1.1 Carroll Tracy was born in Illinois Jun 1896. 2.1.2 Spencer Bonaventure
Tracy was born 5 Apr 1900, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Died 10 June 1967
Beverly Hills, Los Angeles Co., CA 2.2 Jennie Tracy was born in Illinois Aug 1876. 2.3 Agnes Tracy was born in Illinois ca 1878. 2.4 William Tracy was born in Illinois ca 1879. 2.5 Andrew B. Tracy was born in Illinois Sep 1882. Andrew died 1955 at
72 years of age. LDS records: John Tracy born
about 1836 Ballynahow, Dunquin, Kerry. Married Mary Guhin
(bapt 13th August 1840 Ballynahow, Dunquin, Kerry - died 7th
December 1917) Her father was
Timothy (Thady) Guhin (b. 1807 Ballynahow, Dunquin, Kerry - died 12/3/1891
Manitowac WI). He married Mary Cavanagh (bapt 2/1/1809 Ballynahow, Dunquin,
Kerry - died 23/4/1879 Manitowac WI) 2nd March 1832 at Dunquin
Kerry. Ref: Chang, David A. Y. O. (2000) Spencer Tracy's Boyhood
Truth, Fiction, and Hollywood Dreams. The Wisconsin Magazine of History, Vol.
84, No. 1 (Autumn, 2000), pp. 30-35 Gildea Cannon, Thomas “Tracy, Spencer (1900-1967)” in
Glazier Michael ed. (1999) The Encylopedia of the Irish in America.
University of Notre Dame. Gildea Cannon, Thomas (1997) Spencer Tracy – Actor.
Irish Genealogical Quarterly 6/2: 3-8. West, Sedin Forthcoming biography of Spencer Tracy to
be published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1999. |
FAMILY HISTORIES
Bermondsey Parish Register
Bridget Tracy
of Kilcommon Co. Mayo married Maurice Griffin of Leathragh Lerry [Kerry] 1 Dec
1810.
Fr. Godfrey Anstruther's Catholic Marriage Index
https://catholicfhs.online/images/cfhs/higginsdb/PDF/Title&Intro.pdf
Elizabeth Tracey (b. abt 1820 d. abt 1870) m.
Patrick Skinners abt 1850 (LDS)
Jeremiah Treacy & Kate Prendergast
May 30, 1903, The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah])
Treacy - On April 26, at 34 Great
Britian street [Cork], Kate Treacy, daughter of James Prendergast, Milltown,
Kerry.
[Note: This is an error. The
spelling is Treacy and it is the county of Cork]
A noticeably beautiful memorial was
erected to his eleven months old daughter,
Ellen, by James Treasy of County Kerry.
Moore, Evelyn Lee (1968) Behind the Old Brick Wall: A Cemetery Story.
Lynchburg Committee of the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in
the Commonwealth of Virginia
Margaret Tracy b. 1831 (LDS)
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.
Mary Tracey, 22, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Aglish [Aglish], (d. of Thomas Tracey, dead, baker) married John Moore, 27, bachelor, policeman, lives Cappagh [Whitechurch], (s. of James Moore, alive, farmer) 30 May [may be April] 1891 RC Chapel Aglish Wit: Denis Ward Const, Polly Kavanagh, Margaret Tracey & Margaret Bransfield [Whitechurch Dungarvan PLU] [see Aglish Waterford]
07 May 1891 FJ
Moore
& Treacy 30, April?, at the parish church Aglish by the Rev 84 Walsh, John,
second son of James �§eorne, FKltnorna, Co Kerry, to Mary, eldest daughter
of the late Thomas Treacy, Aglish, Co Waterford.
Abbeydorney (North
Kerry)
Joannes Trasey
& Maria Quilter [see Listowel Parish]
Mauritius Trasey b. 19 October 1836
Kill Sp. Jacobus Edwards & Honora
Trasey. Abbeydorney Parish
Mauritis Trosey married Maria Connell 06 Feb 1842 Wit: Michael Tracey & Michael Connell. Abbeydorney Parish
Mauritii Tracey/Tracy & Maria Connell
Joannis Tracey b. 8 February 1853
Ballymacquin [Ballymacaquim Killahan] Sp. Thomas Lane & Ellena lea.
Abbeydorney Parish
Mary Tracy b. 21 May 1857 Killahan
[Killahan] Sp. Patrick Moloney & Catherine McCarthy. Abbeydorney Parish
Philip Healy m. Catherine Connell 30
January 1847 Wit: Daniel Connell & Maurice
Trasey. Abbeydorney Parish
Andrew Costello & Mary Kelliher
Margaret Costello b. 28 January 1879
Forthwilliam [O Dorney] Sp. Daniel
Treacy & Margaret Hanlon. Abbeydorney Parish
Michael Tracey (s. of Maurice) of Abbeydorney [O Dorney] m.
Honora Horgan (d. of Denis) of Clohercroneen [Curraghcroneen? Dysert (Listowel)]
6 February 1883 Wit: Thomas Quilter & Elizabeth Quilter. Lixnaw Parish
Michael Tracey, full [age],
bachelor, farmer, lives Killahin [Killahan Killahan], (s. of Maurice Tracey, farmer) married Honora Horgan,
full [age], spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Clohercannon [Carrigcannon
Kilfeighny], (d. of Denis Horgan, farmer) 06 February 1883 RC Chapel Lixnaw
Wit: Thomas Quilter & Eliza Quilter [Ballyhorgan Listowel PLU]
Michael Tracy
& Honora Horrigan/Horgan
Mary Tracy b. 18 November 1883 West
Ballymcquin [Ballymacaquim West Killahan] Sp. Daniel Tracy & Johanna Horrigan. Abbeydorney Parish
Denis Tracy b. 14 August 1887
Ballymaquin Sp. Thomas Horrigan & Mary Scolard. Abbeydorney Parish
Catherine Tracy b. 14 August 1889
Ballymcquim Sp. Denis Horgan & Catherine Horigan. Abbeydorney Parish
John Tracy b. 19 June 1894
Ballymaquim Sp. Ann Costello (Horgan). Abbeydorney Parish
Nicholas Tracy
& Honora Horigan
Maurice Tracy b. 28 March 1885 Ballymacquim
Sp. Denis Horigan & Catherine Horigan. Abbeydorney Parish
Mary Tracy b. 14 August 1886
Ballymacquim Sp. John Horrigan & Ellen Duggin. Abbeydorney Parish
Honora Tracy b. 9 August 1891 Sp.
Michael Horrigan & Honora Horrigan. Abbeydorney Parish
Michael Treacy/Tracy, farmer
& Hanoria/Honorah Horgan
Mary
Treacy b. 19 Nov 1883 of Ballymacawhim [Ballymacaquim Killahan]. Michael
Treacy, father, Ballymacawhim. [Ardfert Tralee PLU]
Maurice
Treacy b. 2 April 1885 of Ballymacawhim. Michael Treacy, father, Ballymacawhim.
Mary
Treacy b. 16 Sep 1886 of Ballymacawhim. Michael Treacy, father, Ballymacawhim.
Denis
Treacy b. 14 Aug 1887 of Ballymacawhim. Michael Treacy, father, Ballymacawhim.
Catherine
Treacy b. 15 Sep 1889 of Ballymacawhim. Michael Treacy, father, Ballymacawhim.
Hanoria
Treacy b. 2 Sep 1891 of Ballymacawhim. Hanorah Treacy, mother, Ballymacawhim.
John Tracy
b. 18 Sep 1894 of Ballymcawhim. Michael Tracy, father Ballymcawhim.
Apr 1914 United States, Border
Crossings from Canada to United States
Maurice Tracy, 29 years [b.c. 1885]
Kilkenny/Kilkenney Ireland
Departure Contact Name: Cousin Geo
Toole
Arrival Contact Name: Sister Jean
Tracy
[Note: Kerry best match for birth
date]
Denis Joseph Treacy, Ardfert, Co. Kerry
File Reference: MSP34REF7159
Denis J Treacy
Ballymacandrew [Kilmoyly],
Ardfert, Kerry
and
Aulane [Aulanebane OR
Aulaneduff Killahan], Abbeydorney
and
Ardrahan [Kilmoyly],
Ardfert, Kerry
and
Baltovin [Kilmoyly],
Ardfert, Kerry [wife's address 1969]
and
62 Surrey Towers, Garfield
Road, Addlestone, Weybridge, Surrey, England [wife's address]
Date of birth: 1886 (Notes:
Age given as 53 on death certificate)
Date of death: 1940-05-07
Edenburn Sanatorium, County Kerry
Associated files in MSPA 34E259; DP6541; Y410; 1RB1113; 1RB4616;
2RB4255
Civilian occupation Farming;
Easter rising service No
Organisation Irish Republican Army
Rank Unknown
Unit F Company, 2 Battalion, 1 Kerry Brigade
Commanding Officer(s):
Maurice Nolan, 2 Battalion
Active Service Unit: 1 Kerry
Brigade
Commanding Officer(s):
Maurice Nolan; Tom Driscoll; Tom Hales
Pension Claim Yes
Award Pension Yes
Army Pensions Act 1923/1953 Yes
Type of Award WPWound pension
Military Service Pensions
Acts 1924 No
Military Service Pensions
Acts 1934 Yes
Grade E
Notes Awarded 5 and 1/4 years for pensions purposes in 1935
Military Service Pensions
Acts 1949 No
Digital files:
MSP34REF7159 Denis J Treacy.pdf
34E259 Denis J Treacy.pdf
DP6541 Denis J Treacy.pdf
Y410 Denis J Treacy.pdf
1RB1113 Denis J Treacy.pdf
1RB4616 Denis J Treacy.pdf
2RB4255 Denis J Treacy.pdf
File dates: 6 April 1935 - 8
November 1972
File relates to Denis J.
Treacy's receipt of a military service pension in respect of his service with
the IRA in the service periods between 1 April 1920 and 30 September 1923,
during the War of Independence, Truce Period and Civil War. Applicant also
claimed unsuccessfully for service in the periods between 23 April 1916 and 31
March 1920. During the War of Independence the subject claims to have been involved
in action in County Kerry including the burning of the Ardfert RIC Barracks in
April 1920. He states that he was arrested that month for holding up mails at
Ballylahive [Ballylahiff] and detained for seven weeks. His referee, Maurice
Nolan, states that Treacy was imprisoned at Cork Jail in April-May 1920. Treacy
claims to have been involved in an attack on Ferrit RIC Barracks on 1 June
1920. In July and August 1920 Treacy prepared ambushes for the RIC and was
involved in ambush at Beenreagh, O'Dorney on 1 November 1920, which resulted in
the deaths of two 'Tans' (RIC) personnel. Maurice Nolan names the RIC men as
Corby and Madden. Denis Treacy was arrested again on 8 December 1920 and
interred in Ballykinlar, County Down, Northern Ireland until 15 August 1921.
Treacy states that at the start of the Civil War period he was a member of the
Active Service Unit, operating in Counties Kerry and Limerick and was involved
on attacks at Listowel, County Kerry and on Limerick City. He was arrested by
'Free State troops' in November 1922 and interned at Harepark until October
1923. In 1933 Treacy applied for a wound pension or gratuity in respect of
being 'brutally beaten' by British forces in November 1920, at Ballymcaquinn,
Abbeydorney, County Kerry, prior to his arrest in December 1920. He states that
he suffered a fractured skull and rupture of his stomach as a result; the
medical examination found him to also be suffering from Phthisis
[tuberculosis]. Treacy was granted a pension in respect of his injuries. In
1937 he sought an increase in his wound pension and claimed that his
tuberculosis was caused by his service and terms of imprisonment. He was
granted an increased pension; the subject died in 1940. The subject had married
Hannah [Joanna] O’Connor on 10 September 1929 at Saint Francis Catholic Church,
Goston, Manchester, England. She was granted a gratuity on Treacy's death and
remarried on 22 November 1941, becoming Hannah Shaughnessy. Her second marriage
precluded her from receiving any widow's allowance or pension. File contains
material relating to Denis J. Treacy's pensions; certified copy of entry in
marriage book (10 September 1929); application for a wound pension or gratuity
(8 April 1933); typed transcript of sworn statement given by Denis J. Treacy to
Advisory Committee (Military Services Pensions Act, 1934) on 15 July 1935;
handwritten reference letter from Maurice Nolan (8 August 1935); handwritten
letters from Denis J. Treacy regarding his pension (1 November 1935 - 6
February 1936); application for wound or disease pension or gratuity (4
February 1938); medical reports (6 November 1935 – 8 December 1938) and
representations from Tom McEllistrim TD (3 December 1947) and P. Finucane TD
(16 March 1960). Also material relating to settlement and closure of pension
account and query from his wife relating to pension (1 May 1972). Some material
relating to subject's children closed for Data Protection reasons.
Joined July 1915. 23rd April 1916 - Killahan
Coy Parish of Abbeydorney, Edmond Barry, Tralee, Capt A Stack
Hut 33 H Line Ballykinlar No 2 Camp OC Leo
Henderson Dublin Enemy OC Col Little
Hut 35 A Line Harepark Camp Kildare OC Camp
Thomas Hales TD Co Cork & Daniel Corkery TD Co Cork Enemy OC Sean Kavanagh
Widow Hannah Treacy and four children. Two
children aged six and five in 1936 and two further children afterwards.
4 Feb 1938: Children aged 7 years, 6 years, 1
year.
Denis Treacy, 42 years, bachelor, labourer,
lives 99 Taylor St Gaston married Hannah O'Connor, 21 years, spinster, domestic
servant, lives 99 Taylor St Gaston 10 September 1929 Wit: Robert Owen & S
Owen. St. Francis Gaston Manchester
Denis Treacy of Ardrahan Ardfert, married, 53
years, labourer, died 7 May 1940 Sanatorium Inagh.
Johanna Treacy married Michael Shaughnessy
22nd November 1941 Parish of Abbeydorney
Daniel O’Connell & Mary
O’Connell
Elizabeth O’Connell b. 27 May 1896
Ballymaquin [Ballymacaquim Killahan] Sp. Maurice
Tracy & Mary Tracy. Abbeydorney Parish
James Tracey (s. of Jeremiah Treacy) of Kilkenny m. Elizabeth
Scollard (d. of Nicholas Scollard) of Rockfield 8 September 1896 Wit: ???
Scollard & Daniel Healy. Abbeydorney RC* [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
James Tracey & Elizabeth Scollard
John Tracey b. 22 January 1897 Rockfield [Ballymacelligott] Sp. Patrick Scollard & Mary Scollard. Abbeydorney RC*
James Treacy of Cahirconlish & Newpallas Co. Limerick & Doonane [Laois], Constable RIC & Elizabeth Scollard
Gertrude Beatrice Treacy b. 27 July 1899 Caherconlish. James Treacy father
Nicholas James Treacy b. 24 April 1901 Newpallas Co. Limerick. James Treacy.
William Sutcliffe Hastings Treacy b. 7 April 1902 of Newpallas. James Treacy father
Lionel Alexander Treacy b. 7 May 1904 of Doonane [Rathaspick Laois]. James Treacy father.
Linda Olive Treacy b. 17 August 1905 of Doonane [Ballickmoyler Queens Co.] Jas Treacy father
* Marriage and birth not found in State registration. Married 5.2.98 in RIC Record. CoI in 1901 and 1911 census.
Mary Treacy,
full [age], spinster, farmer, lives Bally Mcquin [Ballymacaquim Killahan] (d.
of Michael Treacy, farmer) married
Patrick Brasil, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Fortwilliam [O Dorney], (s. of Denis Brassil, farmer) 27
July 1912 RC Church of Abbeydorney Wit: Thomas Brassil & Nora Healy
[Ardfert Tralee PLU] [see Tralee]
Bridget
Treacy, Mrs, Ballymcquinn, Odorney Kerry
File Reference MSP34REF7158
Bridget Treacy
Ballymcquinn, Odorney Kerry
Abbeydorney Killahan Kerry
Notes Date of birth not recorded on file
Notes Date of death not recorded on file
Associated files in MSPA 34SP7536
Causeway 2nd Battn Cumann na
mBan, 1 Brigade, Kerry
Easter rising service No
Organisation None
Pension Claim Yes
Award Pension No
Military Service Pensions
Acts 1924 No
Military Service Pensions
Acts 1934 No
Military Service Pensions
Acts 1949 No
Digital file:
MSP34REF7158
Bridget Treacy.pdf
34SP7536
Bridget Treacy.pdf
File dates: 9 April 1935 - 5
June 1941
File relates to Bridget
Treacy’s unsuccessful application for a Military Service Pension under the
Military Service Pensions Act, 1934. Bridget Treacy states that she was a
member of the Causeway Branch of Cumann na mBan in County Kerry under the
command of Miss Lil Diggins [Mrs J Costelloe] (MSP34REF6726). During the War of
Independence (January 1919 – July 1921), the applicant claims that she took
part in first-aid training and catering for IRA men on the run. Subject did not
apply for Civil War (June 1922 – May 1923) service. Bridget Treacy did not
appear before the Advisory Committee and did not provide any references.
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Abbeydorney's Roll Of Honour 1913
County Champions 1974
Co Senior Hurling Champions . |
Ardfert (&
Kilmoyley) (North Kerry)
Elizabeth Tracy b. abt 1809 Ardfert [Ardfert] m. Worship Wilson 1830 Ardfert Diocese (LDS)
David
Tracy & Maria
Moore
Joanam Tracy b. 14 June 1838 of
Ardfert [Ardfert] Sp. Cornelius Connor & Marga Moore. Ardfert Parish
Margaret Akhurst died 5 Jan 1927
221-15 Orange St. Queens New York City New York, aged 89, (b. 7 Jul 1837 London
England d. of David Tracey & Mary Moore born England), widow, buried 8 Jan 1927 Greenwood Cem.
(LDS)
Michael Tracy died 2 Jun 1912
Brooklyn Kings New York, aged 63, (b. 1849 Ireland s. of David
Tracy & Mary
Moore born Ireland), labourer, divorced, buried 5 Jun 1912 Calvary (LDS)
Kilmoyley Roll of
Honour
Minor County Hurling Championships Winning Captains 1953 Denis Treacy 1991 Kieran Treacy |
Ballybunion (North
Kerry)
John Keane
& Honora Hallarin
Honora
Kean b. 1 September 1833 Gunsboro [Gunsborough, a village, in the parish of
Galey] Sp. Arthur Treacy &
Bridget Griffin. Rev F Enright
Margaret Tracy m. Michael Callaghan
of Keelthean [Kilteean Galey] 1 February 1845 Wit: Dermot Callaghan &
William Callaghan. Rev M O’Sullivan
Mary Tracey & Michael Callaghan
Edmund Callaghan b. 21 June 1845 Sp.
John Tracey & Margaret Tracey.
Priest Rev. M. O'Sullivan
James Griffin & Honora McAuliffe
Michael Griffin b. 26 November 1845
Keelmuhane [Kilmulhane Killehenny] Sp. Michael
Tracey & Margaret Tracey. Rev. M. O’Sullivan
Joseph John Callaghan & Mary
Stack
Margaret Callaghan b. 17 August 1846
Ballyconry [Ballyconry] Sp. Maurice
Treacy & Bridget Stack. Rev J Scollard
Edmund Tracey & Ellen Stack
Honora
Tracy b. 21 August 1848 Kilmochane [Kilmulhane Killehenny] Sp. Margaret Stack. Rev. F. McCarthy
Michael
Connell & Mary Sullivan
Mary
Connell b. 7 March 1856 Kiltean [Kilteean Galey] Sp. Cornelius
Sullivan & Catherine Tracy
Catherina Tracey of Galey [civil
parish] married Joannis Stack 2? Mar 1862 Wit: Robertis Stack & Joannis Tracey. Ballybunion Parish
Cathde/Catherina Tracey/Treacy &
Joanne Stack
Robertum
Stack b. 28/30 January 1869 Tripul [Trippul Kilconly] Sp. Robertus & Maria
Stack. Ballybunion Parish
Catherina
Stack b. 27 Mar/1 April 1871 Trippol Sp. Ellena Stack. Ballybunion Parish
Geraldus
Stack b. 31 May4 June 1874 Tippol Sp. Ellena Stack. Ballybunion Parish
Cathae Treasy? of Lasheacody
[Lahesheragh? Lisselton] married Timotheii Haurahan? 15 May 1866 Wit: Jacobi
& Johannia Kane? Ballybunion Parish
Elizabeth Tracy (d. of John Tracy) m. James Harty (s. of James
Harty) of Moohane [Killehenny] 23 September 1871. Wit: John Tracey & Thomas Houlihan. Rev. M. O’Connor.
Elizabeth Treacy, full [age],
spinster, lives Kiltean [Kilteean Galey], (d. of John Treacy, deceased, farmer) married
James Harty, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Moohane, (s. of James Harty,
deceased, farmer) 23 September 1871 RC Chapel Ballydonoghue Wit: John Treacy & Thomas Houlihan
[Ballyduff Listowel PLU]
John Tracey of Kiltean [Kilteean Galey],
(s. of Thomas Tracey & Mary Quilter)
m. Bridget Stack of Beale [Beal Kilconly], (d. of John Stack & Honora
Connor) 17 February 1874 Wit: James Stack & Michael Callaghan. Priest Rev.
J. Lawler
John Tracey, full [age],
bachelor, farmer, lives Kiltean, (s. of John
Tracey [Thomas Stack crossed out], farmer) married Bridget Stack, BLANK,
spinster, BLANK, lives Beale, (d. of Thomas Stack [John Tracey crossed out],
BLANK) 17 February 1874 RC Chapel Ballybunion Wit: James Stack & Michael
Callihan [Ballyduff Listowel PLU]
Joanne Treacy & Brigida Stack
Joannes
Treacy b. 2/6 February 1875 Kiltean Sp. Joanne Stack & Honora Stack.
Ballybunion Parish
John Tracy & Bridget Stack
John Tracy
b. 2 Feb 1875 Kiltean, Listowel County Kerry (LDS)
John Tracy,
farmer, & Bridget Stack
John Tracy b. 2 Feb 1875 Kiltean [Kilteean Galey] Kate Mahony, her mark, present at
birth, Rarol [?] [Ballyduff Listowel PLU]
Maurito Treacy &
Elizabetha/Bessie Quilter [1901 & 1911 Census Ballyegan]
Johannes
Treacy b. 19/30 December 1878 Kiltean [Kilteean Galey] Sp. Maria Quilter.
Ballybunion Parish
Mauritius
Treacy b. 30 Dec 1880/4 January 1881 Kiltean Sp. Michael Calaghan & Brigida
Scanlan. Ballybunion Parish
William Treacy b. 12 January 1884
Kiltean. Sp. Elizabeth Woulfe. Rev. J. O’Keeffe
Deaths
John
Tracey, died 1874 Ballyhorgan Listowel PLU, aged about 40 years, b. 1834,
married, farmer, died 30 Dec 1874 Finuge [Finuge], drowned accidentally.
Coroner for the County, of Kerry [official
transcript – no image of cert available]
Will
John Treacy
30 Dec 1874 Kiltean (Listowel) [Kilteean Galey] Kerry, farmer, died at
Finuge, to Bridget Treacy widow
Andrew Treacy
Birth: unknown
Death: Jan. 26, 1969
Burial: Kilahenny Burial Ground,
Ballybunion, County Kerry, Ireland
Created by: gipsyeyes, Record added:
Oct 16, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 60183838
Ballylongford (North
Kerry)
Michaelis Tracey & Susanna?
Eggleston
Michaelen
Tracey b. ? November 1823 of Lenamore [Leanamore Aghavallen] Sp. Gulielmus
& Maria Eggleston. Ballylongford Parish
Michael Threacy & Susanna Egliston
Ann Threacy b. 1 May 1826 [estimated]
of Gurteen Sp. ??? Rev. J. O’Connor. Ballylongford RC
Michael Tracy &
Susan(na) Egleston [see Ballylongford]
Honora Tracy b. 10 August 1828
Benmore [Rattoo] Sp.
James Crowley & Mary Pierse. Rev E McCarthy. Killury RC
Mary Tracy b. 29 May 1831 Balladuff
[Ballyduff Rattoo] Sp.
Ferdinand Lyne & Margaret Nolan. Rev E McCarthy. Killury RC
Susan Tracy b. 20 August 1833
Benmore Sp. Michael McDonell & Janet Stokes. Rev O McCarthy. Killury RC
Christine Threasy & John Kane
Mary Kane
b. 3 September 1827 Asdee [Astee Aghavallen] Sp Florence Sullivan & Deborah
Healy. Rev D O’Sullivan
John Tracey
& Margaret Scanlan
Mary b. 1 July 1842 Sp. Timothy Treacy & Mary Treacy.
Priest Rev W. McCarthy
Thomas Tracy
& Mary ???
Mary Tracy b. 1 March 1843
Ballylongford [Aghavallen] Sp. Edward Tobin & Catherine Enright. Rev W McCarthy
John
Guiney (s. of David Guiney & Joanna Moran) of Lisloughtin [Lislaughtin
Aghavallen] m. Hanora Dowde (d. of Patrick Connell[?] & Elizabeth Tracey) of Lislaughtin 2
September 1884. Wit: Cornelius Farrell & Elizabeth Hanrahan. Rev. E.
O’Sullivan
Beaufort (Kerry/Cork)
(Mid-South Kerry)
Andrew John Treacey [of Queenstown Cork – 1911 Census], 30, bachelor, C. Guard, lives
Killarney G. Station (s. of Andrew
Treacy, mason) married Mary Healey, 20, spinster, lives Dunloe [Knockane]
(d. of Denis Healy, farmer) 23 December 1937 RC Church of Tuogh [Beaufort] Wit:
Peter McHugh & Sheila Healy [Killorglin Killarney PLU]
Boherbue (Kerry/Cork)
(Mid-East Kerry)
See Cork
Caherciveen (South
West Kerry)
Hanora Tracey
& William J Murdoch
Archibald John Murdoch b. 27 April
1904 Caherciveen [Caher] Sp. John Tracey
& Janet McGinn. Rev. H. O’Riordan
Hanorah Tracy
& William John Coote Murdock of Caherciveen, shop assistant
Archibald John Murdoch b. 27 April
1904 Caherciveen. William John Coote Murdock, father, Caherciveen
Cahirdaniel (South West Kerry)
Anna Treacy
& Honricii? Cooke
Michm Cooke b. 6 May 1841 of
Bashcane loco [Baslickane Kilcrohane] Sp. Sellrdius? Connell & Honora
Connell. Cahirdaniel Parish
Castleisland (Mid-East Kerry)
Dienys? Treacy? married Honora
Connell 28 Apr 1838 Wit: Michl? Devin & Danl Srynahan? Castleisland Parish
John
Conway & Elizabeth Hussie
Elizabeth
Conway b. 22 June 1863 Castleisland [Castleisland] Sp. Thomas Treacy & Honora Conway. Rev M O’Sullivan
John
Conway & Elizabeth ???
Patrick
Conway b. 9 September 1865 Castleisland Sp. John Dalton & Mary Tracy. Rev M O’Sullivan
John
Conway & Elizabeth Kerin
Michael
Conway b. 17 February 1868 Castleisland Sp. James Treacy. Rev J O’Sullivan
Hellena Tracy [Leacy?] &
Dionysius Keeffe
Honoria
Keeffe b. 16/20 Jan 1866 of Mountfaliery? Sp. Benjamin? Keeffe & Honoria
Keeffe. Castleisland Parish
Daniel Tracy, 29, bachelor,
banker, lives Castleisland [Castleisland], (s. of Daniel Tracy, deceased) married Anna Walker, 21, spinster, Nil
[profession], lives Castleisland, (d. of John Walker, clerk) 23 July 1895 RC
Chapel Castleisland Wit: John Walker & David? J Meara [Castleisland Tralee
PLU]
Patrick Tracey, full [age], single,
lives Headford [Cargin OR Kilkilvery OR Killursa Galway], R.I.C., (s. of Patrick Tracey, farmer) married Ellie Kearney, full [age], single,
lives Scartaglin [Castleisland], dairy, (d. of Marcus Kearney, farmer) 26
November 1912 RC Church Castleisland Wit: John Doyle & Mary Kearney
[Castleisland Tralee PLU] [image of cert not available – official transcript]
[see Killarney]
Dingle (CoI) (West
Kerry)
Mark Tracy
(of South Mayo Militia) & Winifred ???
Ann Tracy b. 25 February 1798 (CoI)
Glenbeigh (Mid Kerry)
Register of Interments St. Finbarr's
Cemetery, Glasheen Road, Cork
Margaret Treacey, died 17/04/1882, buried 19/04/1882, Bronchitis, 20 years, Roman Catholic, Retired Head, born Glenbeigh Co Kerry, lived 16 Clarence St Cork, Single [see Stradbally Waterford]
Killarney (South
Kerry)
Bridget Tracey & Patrick Dargan
Annam
Dargan b. 22 January 1804 milites [soldier] of Rossenses [Ross Castle?] Sp.
Gulielmius Shuel & Maria Carrol. Killarney Parish [army]
Georgie Tracy & Anna Trasy
Patritium
Tracy b. 11 April 1806 of Killarnia [Killarney Killarney] Sp. Roger Cavanna
& Cathne? Tracy. Killarney
Parish (LDS)
Mary Tracy of Ross [Ross Island
Killarney] married James Mackin of Milete 97ce (soldier) 3 January 1818 Wit: J.
Connor & Hugh McGuinn. Killarney Parish. (LDS) [army]
George/Georgii Tracey &
Mary/Maria Bower [see Cork]
Julia/Julianam
Tracey b. 27 April 1832 Killarney [Killarney] Sp. James Cooper & Mary Grer.
Rev. E. Fitzgerald. Killarney Parish
George Tracey (b. abt 1800 Wicklow) married Mary
Bower (b. abt 1804 Cork)
Margaret Tracey (b. 15/11/1826 Cork
d. 5/5/1898 Houghton, MI) married Michael John Finnegan [b. 1819 Kerry] 1844
Killarney Co. Kerry (LDS)
Julia b. 27 April 1832 RC Killarney
Kerry (LDS)
Jeremiah
T. Finnegan.
Jeremiah
T. Finnegan, one of the best known lawyers of Houghton County, is a prominent
resident of the city of Hancock. He was born at Cliff Mine, in Cliff township,
Houghton (now Keweenaw) County, Michigan, in 1850, and was one of eight
children born to his parents, Michael
and Margaret (Tracey) Finnegan, both natives of Ireland. Michael Finnegan
was born in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland, in 1819. Coming to this country
early in life, he located at Copper Harbor June 20, 1846…
Biographical record; this volume contains
biographical sketches of leading citizens of Houghton, Baraga and Marquette
Counties, Michigan
Margto Treasy & Michael
O’Keeffe [see Limerick City]
Catherinam
O’Keeffe b. 5 May 1853 of Limerick Sp. Gulielmi Hogan & Mgto Whitstone.
Killarney Parish
Bartholomew
Sullivan (s. of Patrick Sullivan & Mary West) m. Ellen Roche (d. of John
Roche & Ellen Tracy) 12 October
1858 Wit: Timothy Riordan & Ellen
Tracy. Rev T Nolan. Killarney Parish
Thomas Tracey & Anna Maria
Waters [see Roscommon] [Army]
Marcus
Joanne Tracey b. 3/4 March 1864 of Cork Barracks Sp. Maria Waters. Killarney
Parish (LDS)
Thomas Tracey
of Cak [Cork] Barracks, soldier, & Hanna Maria/Anne Mary Waters
Mary Johanna Tracey b. 4 March 1864
of Cork Barrick, Sp. Mary Waters. Rev. D.E. Kerricusis. RC Killarney. Killarney
Parish
Thomas Tracey, soldier of Cork?
Barracks, & Hanna Maria Waters
Mark John
Tracey 3 Mar 1864 of High Street Killarney. John Hannan, occupier, High St
Killarney. [Kilarney Killarney PLU]
Patrick
Cleary (s. of Edward Cleary & Mary
Tracy) of Killarney m. Catherine O’Loughlin (d. of John O’Loughlin &
Catherine Linnoll) of Killarney 2 September 1882 Wit: John Duggan & Patrick
Phelan. Rev D O’Keeffe. Killarney Parish
Joseph Tracey
of Templemore [Tipperary] (son of James
Tracey & Margaret Ryan) m. Hanora O'Keefe of Killarney (daughter of
Eugene O'Keefe & Mary Manix) on 8 September 1898 Parish of Killarney RC.
Wit: Patrick Tracey & Bridget
O'Keefe, Priest Rev. P. Hayes [1901 Census Kerry & 1911 census Cork] [see
Templemore and Patrick J
Treacy]
Joseph B. Tracey, full [age], bachelor, Post Office Clerk, lives Killarney (s. of James Tracey, contractor) married Nora
O'Keeffe, full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Killarney, (d. of
Eugene O'Keefe, shopkeeper) 8 September 1898 RC Cathedral of Killarney Wit: P. Treacy & B. O'Keeffe [Killarney
Killarney PLU]
Joseph B. Tracey & Honora Keefe
Margaret
Mary Tracey b. 13 March 1899 York Road Sp. Patrick
Treacy & Catherine O'Keefe. Rev. P. Sheahan.. Killarney Parish
Mary
Frances Treacy b. 26 July 1900 York Road Sp. John O’Keeffe & Julia
O’Keeffe. Rev P. Shearan. Killarney Parish
[see
1901 Census - 15 Moyeightragh Killarney, Kerry and 1911 Census - 46 Spa Walk
Mallow, Cork]
Patrick Treacy, full age,
bachelor, telegraphist, lives Clifden Co Galway, (s. of James Treacy, deceased, army contractor) married Delia OKeeffe,
full age, spinster, BLANK profession, lives 10 Kings Terrace Cork, (d. of
Eugene OKeeffe, deceased, merchant) 4 Sep 1909 RC Church St. Patrick Wit: James Treacy, Eileen Callaghan & Margaret Treacy [Cork Cork PLU] [see
Templemore and Patrick J
Treacy]
Bernard Tracy
married Mary Shanahan 4 December 1909 Killarney PLU [see Waterford &
Killeigh Offaly]
Bernard A Tracy. full [age], single, lives Valentia [Valencia Valencia], merchant's son,
(s. of Michael A Tracy, Dublin
Merchant) married Mary Shanahan, full [age], single, lives Valentia, NO
profession, (d. of John Shanahan, Valentia farmer) 04 December 1909 RC
Cathedral of Killarney Wit: John Murphy & Charlotte Flaherty [Killarney
Killarney PLU] [Official transcript, image not available]
Patrick Tracey, full [age], single,
lives Headford [Cargin OR Kilkilvery OR Killursa Galway], R.I.C., (s. of Patrick Tracey, farmer) married Ellie
Kearney, full [age], single, lives Scartaglin [Castleisland], dairy, (d. of
Marcus Kearney, farmer) 26 November 1912 RC Church Castleisland Wit: John Doyle
& Mary Kearney [Castleisland Tralee PLU] [image of cert not available –
official transcript]
Marcus
Tracey b. 1913 [registered 1928?]
Thomas
Tracey b. 1913 [registered 1928?]
1901 RIC Service
Patrick Tracy, 59968, b. 1878
Fermanagh
59968 Patrick Tracy, 22 years 8
months, 5'9.5", b. Ferm'h, Catholic, married 26.11.1912 wife from Kerry, recommended
by DI Burke, farmer, appointed 1st Feby 1901 reappointed 1.6.1901 with loss of
service, served Kerry 6 Dec 1901 - Galway WR 23.10.'13, P Sergt 1-9-20, Dischgd
5.2.1901 unfit by surgeon 24869D Disbanded 6.4.22 I.S. Galway W.R. No.14 C.A.
£195.0.0
Son of Thomas Tracy, National School Teacher/school master, & Anne Keown/Keon of Ardgart in Garrison Parish Co, Fermanagh.
Royal Irish Constabulary
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Royal_Irish_Constabulary
Patrick Tracy 08 May 1878 Ardgart,
Fermanagh - 05 Apr 1968
https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tracy-2810
Andrew John Treacey [of Queenstown Cork – 1911 Census], 30, bachelor, C. Guard, lives
Killarney G. Station (s. of Andrew
Treacy, mason) married Mary Healey, 20, spinster, lives Dunloe [Knockane]
(d. of Denis Healy, farmer) 23 December 1937 RC Church of Tuogh [Beaufort] Wit:
Peter McHugh & Sheila Healy [Killorglin Killarney PLU]
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Marcus Treacy of
Killarney CC, Co. Kerry. Munster Road
Race Junior Champion 2004 Winner
Dunboyne 3 Day 2005 |
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Oisin Treacy from Killarney In March
2008, Kerry’s Young Musician of the Year for 2008, finalist was Oisin Treacy,
under-12 brass. In
November 2008, Oisin sang ‘March’ by GF Handel at the prestigious Permanent
TSB High Achiever Awards’ regional concert in Limerick. The concert and the
awards celebrate the ability, energy and commitment of over 42,000 music and
speech and drama students from around the country who take part in the local
centre examination system of the Royal Irish Academy of Music each year. In April
2011, 14 year old Oisin, was the Feis Ceoil talented gold medal winning
trumpeter, and performed on the John Murray Show on RTE Radio One on the 14th
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Pádraig Treacy (b. 1953)
Track 1:
Pádraig Treacy recalls his grandfather who served in the RIC and who arrived
in Killarney in 1909. He later worked as gatekeeper for Lord Kenmare.
Pádraig’s father, Marcus, was a teacher in the Killarney area, and his
mother, Marie O’Sullivan, came to Killarney to work at the Ross Hotel, owned
by her aunt, Julia O’Donoghue. The premises was then known as the Kenmare
Arms Hotel, and it was bequeathed to Marie O’Sullivan during the years of
WWII. Track 2:
Pádraig discusses his childhood at the Ross Hotel, his education and his work
experience for five years in car sales at Jimmy The Master’s garage. With his
wife Janet, he then set to work to build up business at the Ross Hotel in the
1970s and 1980s. Track 3:
He recalls their plans for expansion which involved purchasing land at Fossa,
and the eventual building of the Park Hotel in the field adjoining Cooper’s
Cinema in 1989. His dealings with the UDC, in particular with Town Manager
Paddy d’Arcy, and the support given to him to enable him to build the hotel,
are described. Track 4:
The opening of the hotel, designed by architect Roddy Horgan, in 1992 and the
huge task which lay ahead at that time are recalled. Track 5:
Pádraig discusses his decision to create a contemporary rather than a more
traditional style of building at that time, and he also recalls the work of
County Engineer, Colm Kennelly. Track 6:
The positive relationship which exists between the members of the Town
Council, the business people and the community groups in Killarney is
emphasised. https://www.irishlifeandlore.com/product/p%C3%A1draig-treacy-b-1953/ |
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The Ross Hotel is steeped in history and an integral part of Killarney. The hotel has been part of the Treacy family since 1938, when Marie Treacy purchased the hotel from her Aunt Julia O’ Donoghue (née Scott) for whom she worked for a number of years at this landmark Killarney hotel. Marie ran the hotel tirelessly and successfully for over four decades until her son Pádraig joined the family business in the late 1970’s. Padraig and his wife Janet took over the management of The Ross in 1983, and the hotel was fully refurbished into its chic, quirky boutique style status in 2006. In 2009 Padraig and Janet’s daughter Ciara joined the family business and runs the ship today alongside her colleague Eleanor O’Doherty who has been part of The Ross story since 1985. Subsequently Padraig and Janet Treacy built a sister property the 5 star Killarney Park Hotel just across the road at East Avenue, which opened its doors in 1992. The Ross, Town Centre, Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland Telephone: +353 64 6631855 | Fax: +353 64 6627633 |
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The Killarney Royal Hotel is a boutique style 4 star hotel in the centre of Killarney Town. Originally known as the Munster Arms, the hotel was built in 1900 and purchased in 1961 by Marcus and Marie Treacy. Killarney Royal Hotel, Killarney, Co. Kerry. www.thekillarneyroyalhotel.com Tel: +353 (0)64
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The Killarney Park Hotel owned for the past twelve years by the Padraig and Janet Treacy, who can call on three generations of expertise in the hotel industry. Situated on its own private grounds, this luxury, 5 star hotel, is committed to ensuring that every moment will be memorable, relaxing and enjoyable. The Treacys also own the Ross Hotel in Killarney. Killarney Park
Hotel, Kenmare Place, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Tel: +353
(0)6435555 Fax: +353
(0)6435266 http://www.killarneyparkhotel.ie/ |
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Built in
1996, Killarney Lodge is a large
four star guesthouse superbly located in Killarney, minutes from the town
centre. Owned and managed by the Treacy family, Catherine & Marcus Treacy, you are guaranteed the highest
level of personal service. Leisure and business travellers alike will
appreciate the superb location, exceptional service and charming ambience,
not to mention the finest home baking! Killarney
Lodge Countess
Rd, Dromhale, Killarney, Co. Kerry Tel: +353
64 6636499 Fax: +353 64 6631070 Email: stay@killarneylodge.ie |
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Killiny (&
Castlegregory) (West Kerry)
Thomas Tracy
m. Mary Humes (of Castlegregory [Killiney]) 26 February 1838 Wit: John Humes
& Patrick Commane [RIC? See Stradbally Waterford]
Thomas Tracy
& Mary Humes
Catherine Tracy b. 28 April 1841
Castlegregory Sp. Patrick Commane & Mary Egilston
Thoma Tracy & Maria Tracy
Patritium
Tracy b. 9 March 1845 Cappanacop [Cappanacush Templenoe] Sp. Johannes Day &
Janita Day. Templenoe Parish
Thoma Tracy & Maria Hume
Thomam Tracy
b. 16 October 1847 of Kenmare [Kenmare] Sp. Jacobuss Mackroy? & Helen
McDonnell. Templenoe Parish
Johannem
Tracy b. 10 June 1849 of Kenmare Sp. Michael Brennan & Brigitta Sullivan.
Templenoe Parish
Thomas Treacy
& Mary Hume
James Treacy b. 2 April 1854 Tralee
Sp. John Conway & Mary Treacy.
Rev J Mawe. Tralee Parish
Killury Causeway
Ratoo (North Kerry)
Elizabetha Tracy & Patritii
Carroll
Catharinam
Carroll b. 12 May 1810 of Parkavee Sp. Thomas Lean & Mary Ferris. Killury
Parish
Jacobum
Carroll b. 23 October 1811 of Parkbee? Sp. John Lean & Catherine Pierce.
Killury Parish
Elizabetha Tracy & Johs Carrol
Jeremiam
Carrol b. 11 April 1814 Parkleer Sp. Gerald Pierse & Mary Do [Pierse].
Killury Parish
John Dee
& Bridget Fealy
Thomas Dee
b. 6 October 1812 Farran [Killury] Sp. Gerald Dee & Catherine Tracy. Rev Jim Rahilly
Joanna Tracy & Patriu
Mullowny [see Listowel]
Patritium
Mullowny b. 2 May 1813 of Dirtane Sp. Honora Real. Killury Parish
Catherina Trasy & Gulielmi
Porter
Gulielimum
Porter b. 27 January 1814 of Lacka [Rattoo] Sp. Johs Kelly & Eliz
Staughton. Killury Parish
Timothy Enright & Margaret
Scanlon
Patrick Enright b. 30 August 1816
Lacka [Rattoo] Sp.
Patrick Scanlon & Mary Tracy.
Rev Jer Murphy
Anthony Stoughton & Mary Hacket
William Stoughton b. 4 November 1826
Ballyduff [Rattoo] Sp. Michael Tracy. Rev J O’Connor
Michael Tracy &
Susanna/Susan Egleston [see Ballylongford]
Honora Tracy b. 10 August 1828
Benmore [Rattoo] Sp.
James Crowley & Mary Pierse. Rev E McCarthy. Killury Parish
Mary Tracy b. 29 May 1831 Balladuff
[Ballyduff Rattoo] Sp.
Ferdinand Lyne & Margaret Nolan. Rev E McCarthy. Killury RC
Susan Tracy b. 20 August 1833
Benmore Sp. Michael McDonell & Janet Stokes. Rev O McCarthy. Killury RC
Maria Tracy/Trasey & Joannis Enright
John Enright b. 30 June 1850 Marsh
[Ballyhorgan Marshes Rattoo] Sp. Bridget Callahan. Rev. E McCarthy
Jacobum Enright b. 31 July 1853
Ballyhorgan [Rattoo] Sp. Juliana Ryle? Killury Parish
Patrick Enright b. 3 September 1857 Ballyhorgan
Sp. Patrick Flaherty & Mary Flaherty. Rev J O’Keeffe
Margarite Tracey & John Enright
Michl Enright b. 29 June 1855 of
Bal? Sp. John Conway & Joanna Conway. Killury Parish [bad copy]
Joannis Tracy
& Margarita Scanlon
Margaritam Tracy b. 28 May 1853 of
Candeehy [Cleanderry Killury] Sp. Cathne Dinneen. Killury Parish
Daniel Tracy of ODorney [O Dorney
civil parish](s. of Mauritius Tracy
of ODorney) married Johanna Horgan of
Clohercannon [Carrigcannon? Kilfeighny], (d. of Dionyhus Horgan of Clohercannon) 25 February 1879 Wit: Dionyhus Horgan &
Thomas Horgan. Lixnaw Parish
Daniel Tracey, full age, bachelor,
farmer, lives Ballyhorgan [Rattoo], (s. of Maurice
Tracey, farmer) married Johanna Horgan, full age, spinster, farmer, lives
Clohercannon (d. of Denis Horgan,
farmer) 25 February 1879 RC Chapel Lixnaw Wit: Denis Horgan & Thomas Horgan
[Ballyhorgan Listowel PLU]
Daniel Tracey
& Johanna Horgan [1901 & 1911 Census Ballyduff]
Maurice Tracey b. 08 Jan 1880
Ballyhorgan [Rattoo] Listowel, Kerry (LDS)
Mary Tracey b. 12 June 1883
Ballyhorgan Sp. Timothy Tracey &
Catherine Horgan
Daniel Patrick Tracey b. 5 March
1887 Ballyhorgan Sp. John Tracey
& Catherine Horgan. Rev. T. Enright.
1917-1918 World War I Draft Registration Lee County, Iowa, United States
Patrick Tracy b. 17 March 1889
Ballyduff, Co. Kerry, Ireland, tall, slender blue eyes, dk? brown hair, single,
lives 312 Exchange St Keokuk Iowa, structural Iron worker Kisconain Bridge
& Iron Co Milwaukee Wis, [signed]
1942
US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
Patrick Joseph Tracy b. 17 Mar 1888 Co Kerry,
Ireland Residence: Spring Valley, Illinois
John Treacy
of Listowel [Listowel] m. Honora Whelan of Causeway [Killury] 6 May 1889. Rev T
Enright. Killury RC [see Listowel]
John Treacy,
full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Finuge [Finuge] [Listowel crossed out], (s.
of Maurice Treacy, farmer) married
Honoria Whelan, full age, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Sleacen [Sleveen
Rattoo], (d. of Patrick Whelan, farmer) 07 May 1889 RC Chapel Ballyduff
[Rattoo] Wit: Michael Treacy &
Patrick Whelan [Ballyduff Listowel PLU] [see Listowel]
Kilmelchidar
(Ballyferriter) (West Kerry)
Margarita Tracy married Cornelii? Murphy ? Aug 1808 Wit: Revd Jacobus Kennedy, Revd
Mauritius Moriarty & Revd Robertus Recl? Kilmelchidar Parish [duplicate]
Mathew Tracey
& Agnis Sheton
Agnes Tracey b. 29 July 1846
Ballynagoul Sp. Daniel Kisane & Catherine Kisane. Rev. J. O’Connor
Listowel (North
Kerry)
Maria Traci &
Thadee Sullivan
Patricus Sullivan b. 18 Jan 1821 of
Finuge [Finuge] Sp. Maur Quilter & Marge Do [Quilter]. Listowel Parish
Mary Tracy
& Timothy O’Sullivan
Catherine O’Sullivan b. 21 December
1812 Sp. John Tracy & Mary
O’Sullivan. Listowel Parish
Timothy Sullivan b. 27 March 1817
Finuge Sp. John Sullivan & Mary Doyle. Listowel Parish
Dermot Sullivan b. 12 August 1823
Finuge Sp. John Connel & Bridget Connel. Listowel Parish
Mary Sullivan b. 1 May 1825
Parknacophage Sp. Michael Tompon & Catherine Sullivan. Listowel Parish
Margarita Tracy & Thadei Sullivan
Marg Sullivan b. 21 Oct 1814 of
Finnuge Sp. Jac Thornton & Catha Sullivan. Listowel Parish
Joanna Tracy & Patriu
Mullowny
Patritium
Mullowny b. 2 May 1813 of Dirtane Sp. Honora Real. Killury Parish
Johanna Trassy/Tracy &
Patricii Mullouny/Mullineux
Mauritium
Mullouny b. 1 Mar 1812 of Kelind [Kealid Knockanure] Sp. Mauritius Nash &
Maria Corumeen. Listowel Parish
Jacobus
Mullineux b. 22 February 1817 of Kilmeany [Knockanure] Sp. Catherine Henessy. Listowel
Parish
Michael/Micaelis Tracy/Trasy/Threasy & Catherine Flaherty/ Flaterly
John Tracy b. 7 May 1817 C[?] Sp.
Thomas Purtell & Julia Purtell. Listowel Parish
Michael Trasy B. 17 October 1819
(Based On Other Date Information) of Greenville Sp. James Collins & Mary
Dee. Listowel Parish
Tymotheus
Threasy b. 22 Mar 1825 of Ballyhorgan [Rattoo] Sp. Joannis
Threasy & Catharina Doyle. Listowel Parish*
Joannis Tracy & Maria Quilter
Margarittam
Tracy b. 25 August 1823 Clouncolla [Clooncolla Dysert (Listowel)] Sp. Michl Tracy & Maria Mahony.
Listowel Parish
Johannis Threasy & Marie Quilter
Maria Threasy b. 22 Mar 1825 of
Ballyhorgan [Rattoo] Sp. Eugenius Callaghan & Catharina Flaherty. Listowel
Parish*
John Thracy
& Mary Quilter
Mary Thracy b. 28 March 1826 [date
estimated] of Clouncolla Sp. Elizabeth Quilter. Listowel Parish
Johannes Tracey/Tracy & Maria Quiller/Quilter
Mauritius Tracey b. 11 Jan 1830 of
Ballyeehan [Ballyreehan Kilfeighny] Sp. Michael
Tracey & Maria Cotter. Lixnaw Parish
Bridgett/Bridget Tracy b. 19 Mar
1832 of Ballyhorgan [Rattoo] Sp. Timotheoy Sullivan & Joannia Burkett.
Lixnaw Parish
Joannes Trasey
& Maria Quilter
Mauritius Trasey b. 19 October 1836
Kill Sp. Jacobus Edwards & Honora
Trasey. Abbeydorney Parish
Cornelius Tracey & Mary Scanlan
Bridget Tracey b. 11 September 1824
Leitrim [Murher] Sp. Timothy Scanlan & Johanna Barrett. Listowel Parish
Daniel Tracey b. 20 January 1828
Leitrim Sp. Maurice Kennelly & Honora Lynch. Listowel Parish
Joannis Tracy & Marie Connor
Joannes
Tracy b. 08 Jul 1827 of Listowel [Listowel] Sp. Joannis Bathan? & Catharina
Fosher? Listowel Parish
Cornelii Tracy & Cathe McGennis
Mauritium
Tracy b. 7 February 1830 Listowel [Listowel] Sp. Joannes Moriarty & Marg Macnemara. Listowel
Parish
Bridget Tracey & Daniel Sweeney
Daniel
Sweeney b. 11 October 1850 Skehenerin [Skehanierin Listowel] Sp. Richard Nash
& Honora Buckley. Listowel Parish
Honora Trassy
of Listowel married Edmundus Carmody 14 Feb 1865 Wit: Pats Sullivan & Mauritus
Wallace. Listowel Parish
Honoria Trassy/Trassey, 34 [full
age crossed out], spinster, servant, lives Listowel [Listowel], (d. of Maurice Trassey, labourer) married
Edmond Carmody, 43 [full age crossed out], bachelor, labourer, lives Newtown
[Murher], (s. of John Carmody, labourer) 14 February 1865 RC Chapel of Listowel
Wit: Patrick Sullivan & Maurice Wallace [Listowel Listowel PLU] signed
their marks
Maria Tracey
& Benjamin Clarke
Elizabetha Clarke b. 24 October 1865
of Listowel [Listowel] Sp Pats Willenottt? Listowel Parish
Cornelius Murphy & Margaret
Mahony
Margaret Murphy b. 18 March 1866
Greenville Sp. Thomas Tracy &
Ellen Creagh. Listowel Parish
John Treacy
of Listowel [Listowel] m. Honora Whelan of Causeway [Killury] 6 May 1889. Rev T
Enright. Killury RC
John Treacy,
full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Finuge [Finuge] [Listowel crossed out], (s.
of Maurice Treacy, farmer) married
Honoria Whelan, full age, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Sleacen [Sleveen
Rattoo], (d. of Patrick Whelan, farmer) 07 May 1889 RC Chapel Ballyduff
[Rattoo] Wit: Michael Treacy &
Patrick Whelan [Ballyduff Listowel PLU]
John Tracy &
Honora Whealan/Whelan
John Tracy b. 14 July 1895 Finuge
[Finuge] Sp. John Whealan & Mary O’Connor. Listowel Parish
Margaret Mary Treacy b. 23 March
1897 Finuge Sp. Patrick Whelan & Ellen Connor. Listowel Parish
Martin Whelan & Mary Roche
Michael Whelan b. 28 September 1900
Fingue [Finuge Finuge] Sp. John Whelan & Honora Treacy. Listowel Parish
Lixnaw (North Kerry)
Johanna Trasy & Patrick Molony
John
Molony b.
25 December 1822 (Based On Other Date Information) Mountcole [Mountcoal
Kishenane] Sp: James Lynch
& Johanna Molony. Lixnaw Parish
Henry Casy
of Coulnaleen m. Catherine Doyle 7 February 1827 Wit: Patrick Molony & Johanna Trassy. Lixnaw Parish
John Hart
& Ellen Kennelly
Ann Hart
b. 9 January 1830 Ballyrehan Sp. Michael
Tracy & Johanna Quilter. Lixnaw Parish
Johannes Tracey/Tracy & Maria Quiller/Quilter [see
Listowel Parish]
Mauritius Tracey b. 11 Jan 1830 of
Ballyeehan [Ballyreehan Kilfeighny] Sp. Michael
Tracey & Maria Cotter. Lixnaw Parish
Bridgett/Bridget Tracy b. 19 Mar
1832 of Ballyhorgan [Rattoo] Sp. Timotheoy Sullivan & Joannia Burkett.
Lixnaw Parish
Francis
Thornton & Margaret O’Sullivan
Mary
Thornton b. 6 May 1834 Droumclough [Dromclogh Kilshenane] Sp. Mary Tracey & Patrick Tracey. Lixnaw Parish
Daniel Tracy of ODorney [O Dorney
civil parish](s. of Mauritius Tracy
of ODorney) married Johanna Horgan of
Clohercannon [Carrigcannon? Kilfeighny], (d. of Dionyhus Horgan of
Clohercannon) 25 February 1879 Wit:
Dionyhus Horgan & Thomas Horgan. Lixnaw Parish [see Killury]
Daniel Tracey, full age, bachelor,
farmer, lives Ballyhorgan [Rattoo], (s. of Maurice
Tracey, farmer) married Johanna Horgan, full age, spinster, farmer, lives
Clohercannon (d. of Denis Horgan,
farmer) 25 February 1879 RC Chapel Lixnaw Wit: Denis Horgan & Thomas Horgan
[Ballyhorgan Listowel PLU]
Michael Tracey (s. of Maurice) of Abbeydorney [O Dorney] m.
Honora Horgan (d. of Denis) of Clohercroneen [Curraghcroneen? Dysert
(Listowel)] 6 February 1883 Wit: Thomas Quilter & Elizabeth Quilter. Lixnaw
Parish [see Abbeydorney]
Michael Tracey, full [age],
bachelor, farmer, lives Killahin [Killahan Killahan], (s. of Maurice Tracey, farmer) married Honora
Horgan, full [age], spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Clohercannon
[Carrigcannon Kilfeighny], (d. of Denis Horgan, farmer) 06 February 1883 RC
Chapel Lixnaw Wit: Thomas Quilter & Eliza Quilter [Ballyhorgan Listowel
PLU]
Jeremiah
O’Connor & Margaret Horgan
Bridget
O’Connor b. 10 May 1884 Clohercannon Sp. Michael
Tracy & Honora Horgan. Lixnaw Parish
John Foley
of Finuge [Finuge] m. Mary Halpin of Finuge 18 May 1886. Wit: John Carroll
& John Tracy. Lixnaw Parish
Maurice
O’Connell & Catherine Horgan
Catherine
Gertrude O’Connell b. 3 June 1895 Gortadrislig [Kilcaragh] Sp. Michael Tracey & Honora Tracey.
Lixnaw Parish
John Tracey (s. of John) of Ennismore [Dysert (Listowel)]
m. Margaret Maher (d. of John) of Dysart [Dysert (Listowel)] 27 July 1901 Wit:
Bartholomew Dooling & Mary Dooling. Lixnaw Parish
Presentation Convent Cemetery, Lixnaw, County
Kerry
Sr
[Bridget] Cecilia Tracey, d. 31 Mar 1880 [see wills]
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSvcid=236327&GRid=75553137&
Millstreet
(Cork/Kerry)
See Cork.
Moyvane (North Kerry)
Daniel Mahoney & Johanna Enright
Mary Mahoney b. 4 May 1875
Cloupruhus [Cloonprohus Murher] Sp. Michael Brandon & Honora Tracy
Templenoe (Kenmare)
(South Kerry)
Thoma Tracy & Maria Tracy [see
Killiny]
Patritium
Tracy b. 9 March 1845 Cappanacop [Cappanacush Templenoe] Sp. Johannes Day &
Janita Day. Templenoe Parish
Thoma Tracy & Maria Hume
Thomam Tracy
b. 16 October 1847 of Kenmare [Kenmare] Sp. Jacobuss Mackroy? & Helen
McDonnell. Templenoe Parish
Johannem
Tracy b. 10 June 1849 of Kenmare Sp. Michael Brennan & Brigitta Sullivan.
Templenoe Parish
Thomas Treacy
& Mary Hume
James Treacy b. 2 April 1854 Tralee
Sp. John Conway & Mary Treacy.
Rev J Mawe. Tralee Parish
24 Nov 1925 (IT) Marriage
O'Sullivan and Tracy. November 17,
1925 at St. Andrews, Westland Row [Dublin], by the Rev. Fr. Turley? Captain
John C. O'Sullivan, second son of Mr. and Mrs. M.D. O'Sullivan, Kenmare, to
Rose Olivia?, only daughter of Mrs. Tracy and the late Charles P. Tracy,
Solicitor, Newbridge.
Tralee Registrars
Office (North Kerry)
James Tracy (s. of John Tracy) m. Jane Hoar (d. of William Stephons) 24 Sep
1847 Tralee [PLU]
James Tracy,
full age, widower?, steward & pensioner, lives Ballycagh in the parish of
Tralee county of Kerry, (s. of John
Tracy, trader) married Jane Hoar Nee Stephens, full age, widow, servant,
lives Tralee Shand St in the parish of Tralee county of Kerry, (d. of William
Stephens, farmer) 24 September 1847 Tralee Registrars Office Wit: Catharine
Stephens Plouman & Margarett O'Sullivan [Tralee Tralee PLU]
Anne Tracy,
full age, single, servant, lives Tralee Strand? St of Tralee parish county of
Kerry, (d. of James Tracy,
pensioner) married Thomas Rice, full age, single, Private soldier 77th Regt,
lives Barrack Tralee parish of Tralee county of Kerry, (s. of Thomas Rice,
weaver?) 6 October 1847 Tralee Registrar's Office Wit: Catharine? Stephens?
Ploivman? & Jane Tracy [Tralee
Tralee PLU] signed their marks (Note: there is an illegible note on the side)
Tralee CoI (North
Kerry)
George Tracy of Wicklow m. Mary
Williams of Tralee 4 April 1807 (CoI)
Fredrick
Payne (priv 95th Regt) of Tralee Barracks m. Johanna Hennesy of
Tralee 30 September 1846. Wit: James
Tracy & Benjamin Carter. (CoI)
Amelia Jane Tracy (d. of William Blake Tracy,
builder) of Tralee Barracks m. George Meek, quarter master 9
Kings Royal Reg Corpor (s. of John Meek, carpenter) of Tralee Barracks 17
September 1891 Wit: James Henry Headey & Emily Headey. Tralee CoI. [see
also Tralee RC & Limerick] [army]
Amelia Jane Tracy, full [age], widow, BLANK profession, live Tralee Barracks (d. of
William Blake Tickner, builder) married George Meek, full [age], widower,
quarter? master Sergeant of Kings Royal Rifle Corps, lives Tralee Barracks, (s.
of John Meek, carpenter) 17 September 1891 Parish Church Tralee Wit: Charles
Henry Headey & Emily Headey [Tralee Tralee PLU] Church of Ireland
Tralee RC (North
Kerry)
1955 – Kennelly Photographic archive
[Tracey/Treacy – Joe Treacy etc]
http://www.kennellyarchive.com/
Patrick
Murphy & Christine Brien
Mary
Murphy b. 5 July 1779 Tralee Sp. John Donohue & Honora Trassy. Rev Nicholas Nelan. Tralee Parish
Catherine Tracy m. John Sullivan 1
January 1790 Wit: Denis Sullivan & Mary Sullivan. Rev T O’Sullivan. Tralee
Parish
John Kennedy m. Julia Hackett 1
February 1795 Wit: Richard Tracy
& Thomas Dowd. Rev J. Hallaran. Tralee Parish
Elizabetha Tersis & Joannis
Sullivan
Dometrius
Sullivan b. 18 Mar 1810 of Blonesville [Blennerville town Annagh] Sp. Roberto
Rasis? & Catha Lurenge? Tralee Parish
Marga Tracy & Bernardi
McGleenan
Mariam
McGleenan b. 3 February 1825 of 26 Regt Sp. Terentio McGinik & Marie
Callaghan. Tralee Parish [army]
Jacobi Tracey & Margarita Carr
Honoram
Tracey b. 25 September 1833 of Lyisius? 77a [soldier?] Sp. Jacobi O'Lynch &
Brigida O'Loughnane. Tralee Parish [army]
James Tracey & Margaret Carr
Honora
Tracey b. 25 September 1833 Sp. James O'Lynch & Bridget O'Loughnane. Rev W.
O'Moriarty. Tralee Parish
Brigida Tracey married Thomas
O'Cahill of Lyrouis? 95a [soldier? Tralee] 8 September 1846 Wit: Jacobo Tracey & Cornelio
O'Sullivan. Tralee Parish [army]
Brigida Tracey & Thoma O'Cahill
Mariam
O’Cahill b. 30 September 1845 of Tralee Sp. Patritio Carr & Anna Tracey. Tralee Parish
Michael
McElligott & Margaret Hannan
Catherine McElligott
b. 17 March 1846 Tralee Sp. Cornel. McGillycuddy & Mary Tracy. Rev J Mawe. Tralee Parish
Jacobi Tracey married Joannis
BLANK 17 October 1847 Wit: Maurito O’Collins and Timotheo O’Collins. Rev C.
Enright. Tralee Parish
Denis
Purcell & Margaret Eaton
Mary
Purcell b. 19 May 1852 Sp. James Tracy
& Mary Eaton. Rev J Mawe. Tralee Parish
Thomas Treacy
& Mary Hume [see Killiny]
James Treacy b. 2 April 1854 Tralee
Sp. John Conway & Mary Treacy.
Rev J Mawe. Tralee Parish
John
Conway & Elizabeth Hume
Thomas
Conway b. 19 December 1856 Tralee Sp. Patrick
Tracy & Mary Tracy. Tralee Parish
John Conway & Sarah Levandale
Joseph Peter Conway b. 1 March 1875
Military Barracks Sp. Peter Tracey &
Cecily Tracey. Rev. T. O’Sullivan. Tralee Parish
William Maher & Ann Duncan
John Agustus Meagher b. 1 September
1875 Sp. Peter Tracy & Mary
Mara. Rev M Leyne. Tralee Parish
Peter Laurence Tracey & Emilia Tickner [see Limerick
& army]
John Lawrence Tracey b. 2 December
1875 Sp. James Smythe & Catherine White. Rev. D. O’Keeffe. Tralee RC –
Irelandgenealogy.ie
Peter Laurence Tracy & Almelia Jane Tickner
William Joseph b. 28 November 1874
Tralee Kerry (LDS)
John Lawrence b. 2 December 1875
Military Barracks Tralee (LDS)
Peter Tracy,
sergeant 104th Regt, & Amelia Jane Tickner
William Joseph Tracy b. 28 Nov 1874
Military Barracks. Peter Tracy, father, Military Barracks [Tralee Tralee PLU]
John Lawrence Tracy b. 2 Dec 1875
Military Barracks. P. Tracy, father, Military Barracks [Tralee Tralee PLU]
William Joseph Tracy, died
1874 Tralee Tralee PLU, aged 0 years 7 days, b. 1874, bachelor, child of
sergeant 104th Regt, died 4 Dec 1874 Military Barracks [Tralee RC], Peter Tracy, present at death, Military
Barracks
William
Tickner & Amelia Grant
Emily Jane Treacy b. 21 December 1874
Sp. Harriet Sprinet. Rev J Mawe. Tralee RC – Irelandgenealogy.ie [convert?]
John Tracey,
26155, sapper 11th Company, died 11 March 1896 at Currah Camp, Mrs M. Tracey
[crossed out] Meak (Mother) Staff Barracks Tralee [crossed out] 23 Gorman? R
South next of kin.
John Lawrence Tracey, 26155, sapper, Royal engineers, enlisted October 1891, died 11 March
1896 Scarlet Fever
15 years 10 months, b. 1876,
5'3", 101.5 Lbs, grey eyes, lt brown hair, RC, small scar upper part of
left buttock, blacksmith, Mrs M. Mzak? (Mother) Staff Barracks Tralee [crossed
out] ??? Amelia ??? [other text] next of kin, Born St. Johns, Kerry Ireland
Mary Treacy,
full [age], spinster, farmer, lives Bally Mcquin [Ballymacaquim Killahan] (d.
of Michael Treacy, farmer) married
Patrick Brasil, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Fortwilliam [O Dorney], (s. of Denis Brassil, farmer) 27
July 1912 RC Church of Abbeydorney Wit: Thomas Brassil & Nora Healy
[Ardfert Tralee PLU]
Mary Treasy/Treacy & Patrick Brassil, motor car drives
Michael Brassil b. 28 Oct 1915 of
Rock Street. Sarah Parkinson, present at birth, Rock Street [Tralee Tralee PLU]
Daniel Brassil b. 10 Feb 1917 of
Rock Street. Patrick Brassil, father, Rock Street
Deaths
John Tracy
died 1865, Tralee PLU, Aged 15, b. 1850, died 31 Aug 1865 Ratafe [Ratass Ratass
– Tralee RC], Tralee, Kerry
Valentia
31 March 1905 List of Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of National
Education
Bernard A. Tracy, 21 years 9 months [b.
Waterford], served 2 years 6 months, Educated Lowtown Galbally [Limerick]/St.
Peter's Whitefriar St Dublin/Annascaul Annascaul [Kerry], Serving in Kerry 7887
Knightstown B, Assistant
Bernard Tracy
married Mary Shanahan 4 December 1909 Killarney PLU [see Waterford &
Killeigh Offaly]
Bernard A Tracy. full [age], single, lives Valentia [Valencia Valencia], merchant's
son, (s. of Michael A Tracy, Dublin
Merchant) married Mary Shanahan, full [age], single, lives Valentia, NO profession,
(d. of John Shanahan, Valentia farmer) 04 December 1909 RC Cathedral of
Killarney Wit: John Murphy & Charlotte Flaherty [Killarney Killarney PLU]
[Official transcript, image not available]
Bernard Alphonsus Tracy of Knightstown, National Teacher & Mary Shanahan
John Bernard Tracy b. 4 December
1911 Knightstown Valencia. Bernard A Tracy father Knightstown Valentia
[Caherciveen]
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Lansdowne, H Glanarought
and the Petty Fitzmaurices, 1937
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MacSwiney, Unpublished
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McMoran, R. Tralee, a
short history and guide to Tralee and environs, 1980.
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times past, Foilseachain Breanainn, Ardfert, 1990
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NAI Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type
Date Issue Date Death
2004/132/632 TREACY MAURICE 1983 TR 009651
Intestate 21/11/1983 10/08/1983
Last update: 31 October 2024