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It may be presumed that the
Traceys of Limerick are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti.
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The
Traceys of Limerick can trace their history back to the beginning of historical
records, as Limerick formed part of the territory of the Ui Fidegeinti.
In the Fiants of Edward VI, there is a reference to Villa Trasni (Ballytrasna, Grean) Co. Limerick.
In the Fiants of Elizabeth I, there are references to Castlematrasse (Castlematrix, Castlematraske) and Courtmatrasca (Courtmatrix, Courtmatruske, Court Mutris, Courtvatraskie) Rathkeale, Co. Limerick and Cahirassie (Cahirassey, Carassie, Carrassie, Kahirassie) Caherass, Croom, Co. Limerick
Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records in
Ireland
Sarsfield’s
Defence of Limerick by
Thomas Stanley Tracey A.B. Sch. T.C.D.
(see
Thomas
Stanley Tracey) |
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There’s a
deathless tree on the ancient lines here the old Black
Battery stood; With leaves still
bright as the flame of the fight That dyed them
once in blood. The heroes are
dead, but the tree still lives; And still, as the
night-wind grieves, Immortal memories
wake again, That slept beneath
its leaves. And warriors’
ghosts from the battered walls Cry forth in
Fancy’s ear- For ever curs’d be
these foreign dogs, What demon brought
them here? But we drove them
out in olden times, And we’ll drive
them out again; Listen to how your
father’s fought When Sarsfield led
our men. The blood rushed
back to many a heart On that eventful
day; When Sarsfield
from the hill returned,- The lion from his
prey; Little the
slumbering foe had dreamed The Shannon’s
fords were passed,- But bloodhounds
staunch were Sarsfield’s dogs, And dragged them
down at last. Quick as the
lightening flash revels The ravage of the
storm, His eye had
scanned the patriot band, And seen their
ranks reform;- “Now pay them
back, my boys,” he cried, “In honest Irish
coin, The long-due debt
that Ireland owes These braggarts of
the Boyne! |
“Sword, shot, and
shell are best to tell The wrongs of
injured men- No craven King, no
traitor friends, Shall spoil our
sport again;- Up with your
strong and bloody hands, O’Brien and
O’Neill, And dig the graves
of these foreign slaves With a shower of
Irish hail.” A thousand iron
mouths of death Their fierce
replies combined,- And the stormers
reeled from the fiery breach Like chaff before the wind; To the trenches
driven, with ranks all riven, In the sweep of
that deadly shower,- Sarsfield hath
wished on a foreign field, He had died in
that glorious hour. The green flag
streamed, the death-shower teemed,- The fatal bridge
was passed; There was hardly
one in that fierce sortie But had crossed it
for the last: Red ran the flood
with women’s blood, Who fought with
Limerick’s sons, Their glorious
names shall never die, While ever that
river runs. Three times the
furious foe came on,- But met and beaten
still, Their souls went
down to their last parade, With their friends
of Keeper Hill, The sun set on two
bleeding hosts, And red with a
soldier’s shame, King William with
two thousand ghosts, Left Limerick to
its fame! |
Pat 20 Edward III (AD 1347?)
112. R Concess’ Simoni Otrassy Hibnico qd ipse & posteri de corpe suo utantr legib’ & consuetud’ anglic’, & lidum ten’ licite adquire possint. Kylmehallok 28 Aug. - Siles cartas hent Joh’ & Ada Otrassy.
28 Aug. 1346
GRANT to Simon Otrassy, Irishman, that he and the descendants of his
body may use English laws and customs, and may lawfully acquire free tenements.
John and Adam Otrassy have similar charters
Pat 15 Richard II (AD 1392?)
22. R P mcapcoem Hug’ Tracy & Nichi White de co’ Lym’ comis’ John Yong de eod’ co’ custod’ trear’ qu fuer’ Johis Mauncell mil’ in Chaumpeneyestou in co pdco. Kylmehallock, 20 Aug.
Rotulorum Patentium et Calusorum Cancellarie Hiberniae Caleendarium (Henry II - Henry VII) Vol I Pars I pp.54, 148 HMSO 1828
20-August-1391
COMMISSION, by mainprise of Hugh Tracy and Nicholas White
of co. Limerick, to John Yong of that county of custody of the lands that
belonged to John Mauncell kt in Chaumpeneyestoun, co. Limerick. Kilmallock
Translation Sources
C: RCH. http://chancery.tcd.ie/advanced_search
Calendar of the patent and close rolls of
chancery in Ireland
1561 78.
Writ of dcdimus potestntem, directed to Clement Fannynge and Edward Arthur, of
Limerick, to examine such witnesses as Peter White should produce to the
interrogatories annexed, iu pcrpetaara rei niemoriani. — Sept. 14, 2°.
79. Interrogatories. Whether Katlieriuo Arthurc, of Limerick, widow of
Edmond Lang, during licr life peaceably enjoyed the half of two water-mills,
called Jcnkyns' Mills, on tho water of Shannon, by tho walls of Limerick ?
Whether William Lang, after the death of Edmond, his father, and before the
death of his mother, so being jieaceably possessed of the one-half of the saiil
mills, niado a gift in tail thereof to his son Ediuond, the remainder over to
otlicrs, or not.
84. Edmond O'Hassye agrees with Richard
O'Dony, the second deponent, and for cause of knowledge, saith he was a page in
the mill, serving under the miller, his father.
Elizabeth I
18 March 1600-1
Pardon to...Owen O Hassie, of same, husb., (Bohircarrin) [Bohercarron Galbally Limerick]...
1601 21st April
Pardon to .. Edm O Trassie of Ballinehawe (Limerick)
1601 5th July
Pardon to ... John O Trasie of Diserte (Limerick)
1601 7th August
Pardon to ... Rowland O Treaghie of Knockancostian (Limerick?), John O Trassy of Lish Caruell, piper (Liscarroll Cork?)
1601 25th August
Pardon to ... John O Trahse of Pallice (Limerick)
The
Irish Fiants of the Tudor sovereigns. (1994) De Burca, Dublin.
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...
Viscount and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole and Baronet of
the county of Limerick, so created 12th January 1642, Charles the 1st.
1642 Depositions of
James Elwell, Limerick
... Dermod o Tracy of Rathkeale in the said County
husbandman...
TCD http://1641.tcd.ie/deposition.php?depID=829291r189
3rd March 1642-3
Receipt for £10 from Edward Baglehole or Baggelholl through John Tracy
6th
September 1653
John Tracy or Tracey, subscribed for land in Ireland in 1642. He made no disposal of his investment by assignment or by his will, and is now dead. John Tracey, now living, is his reported son and lawful heir. Signed Mayor of Bideford.
13th
August 1653
Certificate by the Mayor & of Exeter
The receipts above are for sums really the property of Baglehole & Tracy, who may dispose of them accordingly.
25th March 1659
List of Persons who drew lands.
Barony of Kenry, Co. Limerick
South-West Quarter...John Tracy...
Calendar of State
Papers 1642-59. p.261, 351
Kerry: 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
1659 Census
Small County Barony, Limerick (pp. 271)
O’Trassy (9)
2d of July 1666
Journal of the House of Lords, 18 Car. II. pp.431-2
…Thomas Lord Archbishop of Cashell…belonging to the Lands of Kildroman in the County of Limerick…and the said persons with swords, clubs and other weapons did enter upon said lands…It is therefore this day ordered…do attach and apprehend the Bodies of William McJohn Fitzgerald, Richard McThomas Oge Fitzgerald, David McJohn Fitzgerald, Connor O’Byran, Jeffry Bourke, William Grady, John McMatthew, John Grady, Connor O’Hea, James McJohn Fitzgerald, Edmond Tracy, James Offly, Thomas Oge Fitzgerald, of Ballinlundy, Capt. Arthur Hasset and Gerald Fitzgerald, commonly called “Knights of the Glinn”, and Nicholas Evans of Kilteely…
1692 William Thessy
A brave and gallant Irish officer, in the service of France in the time of Louis XIV. He earned honor and distinction by his gallant conduct on various occasions, and well sustained the reputation of Irish valor. He served under Catinat and other celebrated commanders and participated in some of the great victories won through the aid of the gallant Irish brigades in France.
O'Brien, James (1884) Irish Celts. A Cyclopedia of Race
History...Detroit.
"The troops which had lately arrived in France, after the treaty of Limerick, were new-modelled in 1695, and reduced to twelve regiments, the command of which was given to those who had most influence at the court of St Germain. These regiments, called "the troops of King James," were, —...The Limerick regiment of infantry: Sir John Fitzgerald, colonel; Jeremiah O'Mahony, lieutenant-colonel; William Thessy, major....
Mac-Geoghegan, James abbé (1832) A history of Ireland:
from its first settlement to the present time
22nd April 1742
Limerick Assizes
Transported into some of his Majesty's plantations in America as felons and vagabonds
46 Francis Tracy, vagabond
1743-65? Ireland in
the Stuart Papers
... Canon of Limerick and Notary Apostolic Andrew Tracy, priest.
Ireland in the Stuart Papers Patrick Fagan - History -
1995 - 303 pages, : - Page 173
20 Sep 1746 Memorial
No: 211130
Witness: James Trasy, farmer, of Ballinstona [Uregare], Limerick
1753 Freeman of Limerick
Gilbert Tracy, Gentn, 8/10/1753
[see 1766
Religious Census for a list of parishes searched and links]
[Note: Protestant Parishes are based on the civil parish]
1766 Religious
Census, Union of Toom
Doon Parish,
County of Limerick
Patrick Trassy
...
John Tracy
...
Parish Priest Patrick Treacy
https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F700
24 April 1766
...Patrick Treacy, P.P. of Doon, popish priests
Some Historical
Notices of the O'Meaghers of Ikerrin
23rd October
1768 Limerick Chronicle
We hear from Kilfinnan, that on Sunday the 2d. last, Mary Kennedy, and on the Sunday Following, Edmond Tracey publickly read their recantation from the errors of the Church of Rome
5th February 1774 deed of mortgage
James Trasy, yeoman of Balinstona Limerick [Ballinstona]
Registry of Deeds Vol. 321
p.560 No.217775
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~registryofdeeds/index.html
1774-1793 Limerick
Workhouse
Wm Trasy, 39, RC, Glover, City Limerick, admitted 15 March 1778, voluntary, discharged 17 March 1778, by the Mayor
James Tracy, 19, RC, Linen Weaver, City of Limerick, 23rd July 1782, Voluntary
Willm Tracy, 48, RC, A briches maker, City of Limerick, 27 July 1788, Insane, discharged 29 Decr 1788, by order of the Mayor.
David Fleming and John Logan, eds (2011) Pauper
Limerick. The Register of the Limerick House of Industry 1774–93. Irish
Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.
Limerick Recruits to East India Company
Service to 1832.
|
Name |
Attested |
Age |
From |
Occupation |
Enlisted |
Ship |
Arrived
|
Presidency |
Remarks |
|
Daniel Tracey |
1825 |
22 |
St. Mary’s |
Tailor |
Westminster |
Thomas Grenville |
1827 |
Bengal |
Infantry |
|
John Tracey |
1796? |
15 |
Limerick |
Labourer |
- |
Lord Camden |
1795 |
Bengal |
- |
|
Michael Tracey |
1824 |
21 |
Hospital |
Labourer |
Limerick |
General Kyd |
1825 |
Bengal |
Infantry |
|
James Tracy |
1826 |
20 |
Ballingarry |
Labourer |
Ballingarry |
Scaleby Castle |
1827 |
Bengal |
Infantry |
|
Thomas Treacy |
1777? |
25 |
Limerick |
Labourer |
- |
Godfrey |
1778 |
Bengal |
5ft 6.Taken out of muster book for
desertion 3 Feb. |
Canadian military service
??? Tracey born abt
1794 St John, Lin?? [Limerick?] - Canadian military service 16 Apr 1812
Dennis Treacy born
abt 1780 Ballingarry, Limerick - Canadian military service 27 Sep 1806
James Tracey born
abt 1766 St Marys, Limerick - Canadian military service 1795-1808
James Tracey born
abt 1776 St Mary, Limerick - Canadian military service 29 Jul 1806
James Tracey born
abt 1806 St Mary'S City Limerick, Limerick - Canadian military service 21 May
1825
Jeremiah Tracey born
abt 1807 Brurce, Limerick - Canadian military service 3 May 1825
Jeremiah Tracey born
abt 1807 Bruree, Limerick - Canadian military service 30 May 1825
Patk Treacy born abt
1801 St Marys, Limerick - Canadian military service 12 Sep 1825
Patk Treacy born abt
1801 St Marys, Limerick - Canadian military service 12 Sep 1825
Patrick Tracey born
abt 1781 St Marys, Limerick - Canadian military service 2 Jun 1806
Patrick Tracey born
Limerick, Ireland - Canadian military service 25 Jun 1812
Patrick Treacy born
abt 1801 St Marys, Limerick - Canadian military service 12 Sep 1825
Thomas Tracey born
abt 1788 Stonehall, Limerick - Canadian military service 2 May 1808
Thos Tracey born abt
1788 Stone Hall, Limerick - Canadian military service 2 May 1808
13 January 1781
Saunders News-Letter
Limerick Jan 8. Yesterday James Tracy and Catherine Connor, read their recantation from popery before the rev. Jaques Ingram, at the cathedral church.
The Guardian was built by Robert Batson in March 1784 at Limehouse ship building docks, London. Wrecked 1790 off coast of South Africa She was a clipper, a fifth-rate of 879 tons 44 guns an armed en flute 140 feet overall, commanded by 26 year old Lt.(N) Edward Riou.
Crew: Patrick Tracy of Limerick, 32 years, seaman?
2 January 1790 (FJ)
A few days ago, Mr. O'Brien High Constable lodged in the county gaol of Limerick, Thomas Tracy, yeoman, at Ballinulta, in the county of Tipperary, being indicted in the Crown Office for an highway robbery on William Ryan; and for wilfully shooting at Thomas Lloyd, Esq; one of his Majesty’s Justices of the peace for the county Limerick; he is also charged with the murder of Daniel Horan.
11 July 1793
Limerick
Keating was later transported for administering the following oath to John Tracy:
‘That he the said John Tracy would not enlist in the militia and that he would not pay any tax for the support of the militia and would be true to the rules of the parish he lived in and keep his oath.’
Nationalism and Popular Protest in Ireland. P.207
24 September 1793
(FJ) Limerick
Last Sunday, the Right Hon. the Lord High Chancellor committed to the
co. gaol, Patrick Kea?ing, of Herbertstown, brogue-maker, who stands charged with
having on the 10th or 11th of July last, forcibly and feloniously administer an
unlawful oath to John Tracy, of Loughgur, which oath was, that he the said
Tracy, would not enlist in the militia; that he would not pay any taxes, and
that he would be true to the rules of the parish.
Rebellion Papers
620/30/161 John Tracey to FitzGibbon 21 April 1797
Kavanaugh, Ann C. (1997) John Fitzgibbon, Earl of Clare: A Study in
Personality and Politics. rish Academic Press, 1997
Rebellion Paper (National Archives)
23/5/1797 p.352
Petition of John
Treacy of Loughgur Co. Limerick shoemaker, that he had been compelled to take
the oath by Pat Keating Harbertstown Co. Limerick broguemaker but had
afterwards given information whereby Keating was convicted. Prays for the reward
of £100 provided by proclamation for such services. Letter of the 21st
April from Treacy to Lord Clare enclosed asking his Lordship what steps he
should take to get the reward. Endorsement that the petition had been read and
referred to a committee.
25/5/1797 p.366
A committee of the
council consisting of Lord Clare, Charles Bishop of Cashel and Lord Carlton
certify that John Treacy of Loughgur Co. Limerick shoemaker deserves the reward
of £100 for giving information which led to the conviction of Patrick Keating
of Harbatstown Co. Limerick broguemaker for administering an unlawful oath.
1793-1802
18 documents comprising privately printed account of Simon Butler's
attempt to fight a duel with John Fitzgibbon, 1793; and letters between John
Fitzgibbon, 1st Earl of Clare, Edward Cooke, John Treacy, Loughgur, Co.
Limerick, and others, concerning local military matters and the 1798 rebellion
and its aftermath, 1796-1802. T3245/4
21 April 1797
John Treacy, Loughgur, [Co. Limerick], to Clare, Mount Shannon, introducing
himself as the man 'on whose prosecution Patrick Keating, late of Herberts town
in this county, was convicted of administering unlawful oaths at summer assizes
1793 [sic-1794] held at Limerick ...', and assuring him '... of my loyalty, and
that I was actuated by no other motive than the love of order and my attachment
to my king and country. However, as I am lately informed that there were some
pecuniary rewards granted by government to the faithful subjects who at the
risk of their lives brought such atrocious offenders to condign punishment, I
have no scruple, but on the contrary pride myself, in laying claim to such a
portion as I may be entitled to, and humbly hope your Lordship, of your usual
candour and humanity, will condescend to let me know how much it is, and how I
am to proceed to obtain it. Your Lordship will the readier pardon this liberty
and interest yourself the more on my behalf, when you know that I am a poor
tradesman with a helpless charge of young children and an aged father to
support.'(620/30/161) T3245/4/6
23 May 1797
Petition of John Treacy of Loughgur, [see/6] to the Lord Lieutenant and
Privy Council claiming the reward due to him under the proclamation of 12 July 1793
which offers £100 for prosecuting to conviction any person concerned in
administering unlawful oaths.(620/30/161) T3245/4/7
25 May 1797
Report of a Privy Council sub-committee set up to examine John Treacy's
claim, and consisting of Clare, the Archbishop of Cashel and Lord Carleton,
Council Chambers, Dublin, to the Lord Lieutenant and the main body of the Privy
Council, recommending that Treacy be paid the £100.(620/30/161) T3245/4/8
The population of the City and Liberties of Limerick, as returned by Government in 1802 by Mr. Arthur Tracy, Hearth-money Collector
Limerick; its history and antiquities, ecclesiastical, civil, and
military By Maurice Lenihan 1866
1805 Finance Accounts -
Balances due from Collectors
Limerick 1805 Arthur Tracy £12/2/1
2 February 1805 (F) Died
At Limerick, Arthur Tracey, Esq. Collector of hearth and window taxes for
that city.
1812-3 Commissioners of Inquiry into Fees and Emoluments received in
Public Offices
Arthur Tracy, Bond £600, [balance] £12/2/1 1805
[Bond] 2nd August. Rebecca Murray of Bishop-street, Dublin, widow; William Tracy of Magherafelt, County :Londonderry, Lieutenant in Derry Militia.
The Solicitor states, that Tracy is dead, and proceedings having been had against Rebecca Murray, one of his Sureties, and Judgement had thereon. The sum is too small to bear the expense of further proceedings.
British war
Office
John Tracey b. 1785 Newmarket, Limerick [Clare?] 5th
Dragoon Guards 1803-1805 discharged 28th Oct 1806 having lost a leg
due to an injury from the kick of a horse at Dublin barracks. Labourer WO119
John Tracy 5th Garrison Btn discharged 29th Oct 1806
WO118/36 15th Aug 1806 WO118/2
John Tracey, served the space of two
years, 5th Dragoon Guards
...discharged having suffered
amputation of a leg in consequence of an injury of the foot from a kick of a
hotse when on stable duty in Dublin Barrack.
Description: 5'10", 21 years,
labourer, b. Newmarket Limerick
Discharged 28th October 1806
Royal Hospital, Kilmainham: Pensioners' Discharge Documents (Certificates of Service)
1806 John Tracey, Born Newmarket, Limerick. Served in 5th Dragoon Guards.
Discharged aged 21. Kilmainham Reference: A2036.
British Army Pensioners - Royal Hospital Kilmainham Ireland, 1783-1822
(WO119)
John Tracey b. 1785 Newmarket Limerick, Dragoon Guards
1805 Patrick Treasy of Castleconnel Co. Limerick, 16th April 1805, Killlaloe & Kilfenore Diocese will. Crossle/Brew/n200.
17 November 1807 (FJ) Limerick Charitable Theatricals
...We cannot pass over
Mr. Tracy, who, as the fat father Philip, gave the friar all the importance
which the coloring of the character would allow, and by his humour, as well as
gormandizing prepenfities, constantly reminded us of the onimus semper in
patinis...
1808 Jas Tracy Ballingarry Farmer (bond)
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Stephen Tracy Born Limerick Served in 39th Foot
Regiment Discharged aged 33, 1809-1819
Stephen Tracy Born Limerick, Limerick Served in
39th Foot Regiment; Royal African Colonial Corps; 3rd Royal Veteran Battalion
Discharged aged 41, 1809-1826. Discharged from African Corps 17th
Jan 1827
Stephen Tracy, b. 1785 Limerick, Limerick
Stephen Tracy, b. 1786 Limerick, Limerick
Stepn Tracey, born Limerick, African Colonial
Corps, Regimental Registers of Pensioners
African Coln Corps
For men admitted prior 17 Janr 1827
Off Comminsted 12 174 Stepn Tracey, 41 years,
private 2y2/12m, 39 for & 3 pri B
12y7/12m, total 15y9/12m, 9d per day, general visiceral diseace, born
Limerick, labourer, 5'7.5", black hair, hazel eyes, pale complexion
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
John Tracey born Limerick, Limerick Served in 28th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22, 1812-1816
John Tracey, b. 1795 Limerick, Limerick
John Tracey Depot 28th Foot
enlisted 15th April 1812 WO25/363
Jno Tracey, born St John's, Limerick, 28th
Regiment of Foot, residence 12 Jul 1816
Twenty Eight Regiment of Foot
19 July 1816 Jno Tracey, 22, 4years 1month, 6
rate of pay, wounded righ shoulder at Waterloo, born St. Johns Limerick,
labourer, 5'7"?, brown hair, blue eyes, fair complexion
British War Office
Dennis Treacey b.1786 Ballingarry, Limerick labourer enl
2/1st 1812
1st
December 1812 Limerick General Advertiser or Gazette
Yesterday morning, at Kilcornan church, Mr John T Tracy to Miss Rebecca Switzer, of Kilcornan, in this co
17 Jan 1815
Committed
By Rickard Lloyd, Esq. Patrick Tracey, charged with being one of a gang of thieves who entered the house of Catherine Carmody, of Pallas Greane, on the night of the 7th inst. robbed him of bank notes, and several other articles.
Mar 10, 1914 (IT) Legal Notices
Old Bankruptcy of 1815...Mart Creagh of the city of Limerick, merchant dealer and Chapman, a Bankrupt...Andrew Tracy was the messenger in the matter and confidential clerk of the Bankrupt...
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Kinloch of
Kinloch Burns But, ah! what
Poet shall tread Thy airy
heights, thy woodland reign Since he, the
sweetest bard is dead That ever
breath'd the soothing strain With variations Composed and
Respectfully Inscribed to Mrs Cox of Ballynoe by E. A. Tracy Dublin Published for
the Author Entd. at
Statrs.. Hall Price 2s
British 1816 Badge se |
[Possibly Euphemia A Tracy (nee Wright) of
Dublin]
1815?
Committed
By the Rev. Charles Coote, and Rev. Jamcs Ellard, to said jail, Edmond Tracey, charged with being one of a party in arms on the night of the 19th inst, when several horses, bridles and saddles, were forcibly taken from the farmers in the neighbourhood of Kilmallock, when a house was broken open, and arms demanded by some of the party.
29 March 1817 Limerick Assizes.
Simon Hayes for assaulting Richard Tracy, to be imprisoned for 12 months.
4 July 1817
Limerick General Advertiser
To the Common Council of the City of Limerick.
We, the undersigned Householders of the parish of St Mary, in the city of Limerick, duly appreciating the activity and exertions of our present worthy chief magistrate, John Verecker Esq request you may be pleased to re-elect him for the ensuing year.
… O T Tracy…
1817 Thomas Tracy (or Treacy) Cordwaine [shoemaker]
(will)
4 April 1818 (FJ) ...Catholics of Limerick...
...A. Tracy
11s.4h...
5 April 1819 Limerick General Advertiser
The following sums
have been subscribed for the purpose of repairing St. George's Church, in this
city
Saint Michael's
Parish...T Tracy, 1 pd...
Dec 1819 Map of
Bunovie, Barony of Coonagh, Co Limerick. Surveyed for the relict of the late
Revd Thomas Franklin, Dec 1819 by John Bonfield. Shows division of land and
names of tenants with acreage. Scale 1in-20perches Tenants, Widow O'Brien,
Brien O'Brien, Conor Gearon, Patrick Gearon, Michael Murphy, Patrick Cleary, John
Curtin, Edmund Ryan, Rodger Loughnane, Patrick
Tracy, Edmund Gearon, Denis Harty, Michael Apjohn, William Harty.
http://www.traceyclann.com/files/1819%20Bunovie.jpg
25 March 1820 (FJ) County Limerick Assizes
John Colburne and P.
Tracy, for manslaughter, to be confined twelve months.
25 March 1820 The Irish
Farmers' Journal and Weekly Intelligencer
Limerick Assizes
John Colburne and P. Tracy for manslaughter, to be confined twelve
months.
1820-1851
4. Patrick Tracey, Scart, Cooragh, Limerick,
51a/0r/25p Statute, 31a/2r/14p Irish, £98.13.10 rent, £3.5.2 tithe, £63.3.6
valuation, Lease dated 26th March 1820 from Maurice Crosbie Moore to Patrick
Tracey, for the life of leasee now aged about 57 years. The rent reserarsed in
an acreable one of £3.8.3 late currancy per plantation acre.
1821-1874 Poverty Relief Loans
1821-1874
Poverty Relief Loans
27 February 1822
J. O'B[rien],
Captain Richards's Green, Caernarvon, North Wales to his daughter Miss
Charlotte O'Brien, Woodfield, Limerick, Ireland...'You can make Mr Dixon copy
out Lorans Tracey's communications, as the latter is no great
scribe.'...D2916/1/C/11
1822, 1828 &
1841 Methodists
Thomas Tracy, Limerick (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
[1822?]...tithe proctors like Simon Trasse, who awoke
one morning in his house across the border in Limerick to find a notice nailed
to the door advising him "to quit this place in the course of eight or
nine days time, or you will be made an example of to the Country by burning you
alive with your horses and family.
Donald MacKay (2009) Flight from Famine: The Coming of
the Irish to Canada
1860- British Army
Service Records Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854 (WO97)
Michael Tracy, b. 1829 Limerick, Limerick
William Tracey, b. 1816 Stonehall, Limerick
William Tracey, b. 1822 Bruff, Limerick
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854 (WO97)
James Tracey born Limerick, Limerick Served in 86th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 46, 1825-1846
James Tracey, b. 1806 Limerick, Limerick
Jeremiah Tracey born
abt 1807 Brurce, Limerick - Canadian military service 3 May 1825
Jeremiah Tracey born abt 1807 Bruree, Limerick - Canadian military
service 30 May 1825
JEREMIAH TRACEY Born BRUREE, Limerick Served in
Royal Canadian Rifles; 23rd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 43, 1825-1850
Jeremiah Tracey, b. 1807 Bruff, Limerick
Jerimiah Tracey, born abt 1807 Bruff,
Limerick, No. 1089 Private Royal Canadian Rifles, joined age 18 on the 3 May
1825, joined Cork, Cork
Royal Canadian Regt of Riffles
Niagara C.W. [Canada West] 26 June 1850
Jerimiah Tracey, No 1089 Private, labourer,
born Bruree Bruff Limerick, attested for 23 Regiment of Foot at Cork Co. Cork 3
May 1825, aged eighteen years, served 25 years 54 days, served abroad 20 years 11/12 months, Meditereanan 9 years,
North America 11 years 11/12 months, discharged in cosequence of disability,
his conduct & character have been very good - he has never been tried by
Court Martial - and is in posession of two G.C. [Good Conduct] badges interest
pay
Patrick Tr(e)ac(e)y born Kilforby, Limerick Served in 58th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 29, 1825-1831
Patrick Tracey, b. 1801 Limerick, Limerick
Patrick Tracey/Treacy b. 1801
Kilforby, Limerick, Limerick 58th Foot 1825-13th July 31
WO97 6 yrs service WO118/17
Patrick Tracey Alias
Patrick Treacy Born Kilparly/Kilforly/Kilforby,
Limerick [Kilforby modern Kilfearboy Co. Clare] Served in 58th Foot Regiment
Discharged aged 29, 1825-1831
Patrick Tracey, b. 1801 Limerick,
Limerick
Patrick Tracey/Treacy b. 1801
Kilforby, Limerick, Limerick 58th Foot 1825-13th July 31
WO97 6 yrs service WO118/17. In 1831 he was residing at Miltown, Clare (WO23/2)
Patrick Tracy born Limerick, Limerick Served in 39th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30, 1824-1830
Patrick Tracy, b. 1800 Limerick, Limerick
Patrick Tracy b. 1800 St Micheal’s
Limerick, Limerick 1/39th Foot discharged 8th Sept 1830
labourer with credits of £1 9s 4.5d vid 26th Nov 1816 invalid
WO120/25 WO97 WO25/2557&8 Chelsea Sept 1830 WO116/40
1823-24 Return of Persons committed under Insurrection
Act to Gaol of County of Limerick under the Insurrection Act
William Tracey, absent from dwelling house, Limerick 15 May 1823, convicted, 7 years transportation
William Tracy, idle and disorderly, 23 May 1823 committal, trial 22 May convicted, discharged by order of Lord Lieutenant, 7 years transportation, 47 days confinement
1824 House of Lords
Limerick County. A return of persons tried under the Insurrection Act for the Barony of Clonlisk 1 January 1823 to 1st Feb 1824
William Tracey, Do [absent from dwelling house], Do [22 May], Convicted, 7 years transportation
Vol. 172 (1824).
1801-1833 House of Lords - The Sessional Papers
24 Mar 1824 Memorial
No: 534794
Denis Kane, esq, had lands at Kilbenny, Limerick from George Harding, shopkeeper, of Doneraile, Cork...tenants...Michael Tracy of Kilbenny, Limerick...
11 February 1825 (FJ)
Marriage
On Sunday last, Mr. Thomas Tracy, of Ballingarry, to Mary, eldest daughter of Daniel Nunan, of Kingsland, county Cork, Esq.
2nd
December 1825
Thomas Tracey, (see Lease
Henry Street)
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund
Records 1848-1854
D Tracy, Holy Cross, Parish Knockainy, Barony Small County, Limerick. Loan 1825, died Feb 1844, labourer. Signed 7th June 1853.
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0510/1.pdf
1820s-1830s Tithe Records
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Darby Tracy, Arybue [Arywee], Fedamore, Limerick, 1826 Darby Tracy, Bunavie, Grean, Limerick, 1834 [twice] David Tracy [& Wm Caroll?], Garryfine, Bruree,
Limerick, 1827-1834 [additional farming information] David
Treacy, [sen 1 no & 2 no] Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 David
Treacy, Ballygrennan, Ballingarry (Connello), Limerick, 1830 [or 1827] Denis
Trassy, <Blank>
[Kilfinnane?], Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 Denis
Treacy, Gotoon, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 Derby Tracy, Arybill [Arywee], Fedamore, Limerick, 1826 Derby Tracy, Ballinagard [Arywee], Fedamore, Limerick,
1826 Edmund
Treecy, Ballygrennan, Ballingarry(Connello), Limerick, 1830 [or 1827] Edwd Tracy, Kilalough [?], Knockainy, Limerick, 1833 Edwd
Treassy, Martinstown, Athneasy, Limerick, 1824 Hanley John Tracy, Garrydoolis,
Templebredon, Limerick, [1828] James Tracey, Curragh, Mahoonagh, Limerick, 1833 James
Treacy, Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 James
Treacy, Ballynarougy [Ballynarooga
More South], Cloncagh, Limerick, 1833 James
Treacy, Bohernagore, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 James
Treacy, Coolnamona, Castletown, Limerick, 1826 Jas Tracey, Deerpark [?], Nantinan, Limerick, 1829 John
Ireary [Treasy], Toberneagh, Effin, Limerick, 1828 John Tracy, Garrydoolis, Templebredon, Limerick, [twice]
[1826 & 1828] John
Trassy, Ballynamanagh
[Ballinanima], Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 John
Trassy, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 John
Trassy, Thomastown, Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 John
Treacy, Ballinoe [Ballynoe], Ballingarry (Connello), Limerick, 1830 [or 1827] John
Treacy, Bohernagore, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 John
Treacy, Garrydoolis, Templebredon, Limerick, [1826
& 1828] John
Treacy, Knocavella
[Knockeravella], Templebredon, Limerick, [1826
& 1828] John
Treacy, Knockkavella
[Knockeravella] Barony of Conagh County of Limerick, Templebredon, Limerick, [1826 & 1828] Mary Tracy, Glebe [Blossom field?], St Peter's and St
Paul's, Limerick, 1830 Michl
Treasy, Houndscourt, Kilflyn, Limerick, 1829 Patk Teafy,
Farnane, Doon, Owneybeg, Limerick Patk Tracey, Kilteely [Scart], Kilteely, Limerick, 1826 Patk
Treacy, Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Limerick, 1834 Patk
Treasy, Doon, Doon, Limerick, 1826 Patrick Tracy, Dooradoyle, Mungret, Limerick, Patrick Tracy, Rathbranagh, Croom, Limerick, 1826-1833 Patrick
Treacy, Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 Patt Tracy, Bunavie, Grean, Limerick, 1834 Thomas
Treacy, Ballynarougy
[Ballynarooga More South], Cloncagh, Limerick, 1833 Thomas
Treasy, Ballyagan [Ballyorgan], Kilflyn, Limerick, 1829 Thos Tracy, ?Narough [Gorteennacreeagh], Knockainy,
Limerick, 1833 Thos Tracy, Pallas, Grean, Limerick, 1834 Thos Tracy, West Craves [Creeves], Dunmoylan, Limerick,
1833 Timothy
Treacy, Ballykennedy [South?], Cloncagh, Limerick, 1833 Treacy
[widow], Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 WillmTeasy
[Trasy], Ballygiltenan Lower, Kilfergus, Limerick, 1830 |
Edwd
Treassy, Martinstown, Athneasy, Limerick, 1824 David
Treacy, [sen 1 no & 2 no] Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 James
Treacy, Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 Patrick
Treacy, Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 Treacy
[widow], Ballynahow, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 Denis
Treacy, Gotoon, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 James
Treacy, Bohernagore, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 John
Treacy, Bohernagore, Ballingaddy, Limerick, 1832 David
Treacy, Ballygrennan, Ballingarry (Connello), Limerick, 1830 [or 1827] Edmund
Treecy, Ballygrennan, Ballingarry(Connello), Limerick, 1830 [or 1827] John
Treacy, Ballinoe [Ballynoe], Ballingarry (Connello), Limerick, 1830 [or 1827] David Tracy [& Wm Caroll?], Garryfine, Bruree,
Limerick, 1827-1834 [additional farming information] James
Treacy, Coolnamona, Castletown, Limerick, 1826 James
Treacy, Ballynarougy
[Ballynarooga More South], Cloncagh, Limerick, 1833 Thomas
Treacy, Ballynarougy
[Ballynarooga More South], Cloncagh, Limerick, 1833 Timothy
Treacy, Ballykennedy [South?], Cloncagh, Limerick, 1833 Patrick Tracy, Rathbranagh, Croom, Limerick, 1826-1833 Patk
Treasy, Doon, Doon, Limerick, 1826 Patk Teafy,
Farnane, Doon, Owneybeg, Limerick Thos Tracy, West Craves [Creeves], Dunmoylan, Limerick,
1833 John
Ireary [Treasy], Toberneagh, Effin, Limerick, 1828 Darby Tracy, Arybue [Arywee], Fedamore, Limerick, 1826 Derby Tracy, Arybill [Arywee], Fedamore, Limerick, 1826 Derby Tracy, Ballinagard [Arywee], Fedamore, Limerick,
1826 Darby Tracy, Bunavie, Grean, Limerick, 1834 [twice] Thos Tracy, Pallas, Grean, Limerick, 1834 Patt Tracy, Bunavie, Grean, Limerick, 1834 Patk
Treacy, Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Limerick, 1834 WillmTeasy
[Trasy], Ballygiltenan Lower, Kilfergus, Limerick, 1830 John
Trassy, Ballynamanagh [Ballinanima], Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 John
Trassy, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 John
Trassy, Thomastown, Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 Denis
Trassy, <Blank>
[Kilfinnane?], Kilfinnane, Limerick, 1833 Michl
Treasy, Houndscourt, Kilflyn, Limerick, 1829 Thomas
Treasy, Ballyagan [Ballyorgan], Kilflyn, Limerick, 1829 Patk Tracey, Kilteely [Scart], Kilteely, Limerick, 1826 Thos Tracy, ?Narough [Gorteennacreeagh], Knockainy,
Limerick, 1833 Edwd Tracy, Kilalough [?], Knockainy, Limerick, 1833 Mary Tracy, Glebe [Blossom field?], St Peter's and St
Paul's, Limerick, 1830 James Tracey, Curragh, Mahoonagh, Limerick, 1833 Patrick Tracy, Dooradoyle, Mungret, Limerick, Jas Tracey, Deerpark [?], Nantinan, Limerick, 1829 Hanley John Tracy, Garrydoolis,
Templebredon, Limerick, [1828] John Tracy, Garrydoolis, Templebredon, Limerick, [twice]
[1826 & 1828] John
Treacy, Garrydoolis, Templebredon, Limerick, [1826
& 1828] John
Treacy, Knocavella
[Knockeravella], Templebredon, Limerick, [1826
& 1828] John
Treacy, Knockkavella
[Knockeravella] Barony of Conagh County of Limerick, Templebredon, Limerick, [1826 & 1828] |
27 Jan 1826
Letter from [Rev] CP Coote, John S White, magistrates
of County Limerick, Pallis Green [Pallasgreen, County Limerick], to Henry
Goulburn, Chief Secretary, reporting an incident whereby constables were
attacked and shot a man while attempting to arrest Terence Brien. Stating that
Constables Holmes, Quilty, Burns and Tracy
were attacked while arresting Brien who was one of a party of men drinking at
the house of Darby Ryan of Newtown. Adding that the constables were searching
for Patrick Darby, who was accused of rape; wishing to know how to proceed in
the case; includes legal opinion of JS Townsend.
1 item; 3pp CSO/RP/SC/1826/28
1826 Gascoigne
Rentals
Coolavehy. John Traacy, Else Tracy...
NLI Ms 9429-48
British War Office –
Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
William Tracey born Loughgur, Limerick Served in 24th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 20, 1827-1828
William Tracey, b. 1807 Limerick, Limerick
William Tracey b.1807 Lougher, Limerick, Limerick 24th
Foot 1827 – 1828 labourer 11 months service. Blind. Died 30th June
1828 WO118/16
William Tracey b. 1802 24th Foot admitted
Chelsea 20th Feb 1828 WO120/35
15 December 1827 (FJ)
Limerick
A valuable cow having been stolen from Mr. Bourne at Dunkerrin...dispatched two of his men named Tracy and Hogan in quest of her. Near Templemore, they were met by four fellows...Tracy, though a strong man, was unable to withstand the onset; he was knocked down, treated with horrid barbarity, then flung into a ditch, where he was found in a gew hours after, in the last agonies of death...Tracy expired before relief could be had, leaving a wife and five young children...
1828 April 11 (BL)
...a cow having been stolen from Mr. Bourne at Dunkerrin...dispatched two of his men named Tracy and Hogan...Near Templemore, they were met by four fellows who instantly attached them. Tracy was knocked down, treated with horrid barbity, and then flung into a ditch, where he was found in a few hours after in the agonies of death...Tracy expired before relief could be had, leaving a wife and five young children...- Limerick Chronicle
1829 Return of
Number of Registered Freeholders
First part: Laurence Tracy, yeoman, Lifford Limerick, house grounds & premises at Lifford, landlord: Earl Limerick, £40 value, deponent, Lives: John & William Holmes, registered: 13th July 1825
First part: John Tracy, clothier, Spittle, co. city Limerick, house and land at the Spittle, landlord: Mr. Andrew McMahon dealer, £40 value, lives: James Meany, registered: 29th December 1818
First part: James Tracy, weigh-master, Palmerstown Limerick, house and land at the Palmerstown, landlord: Rev. Richard Dickson, £40 value, lives: James Tracy, registered: 16th April 1828 at the Tholsel
David Tracy, 1830, Limerick Diocese will. Exec: David Tracy, Limerick. IWR/1830/F/222.
1830 David Tracy (or Trascey)
Ballinahoun [Ballynahown] Ballingaddy (will)
9 Feb 1830 LEP-CS [see Tithes]
An Irish labourer, named Hanley, alias Tracey, is committed from Hatton Garden Police-office, London, charged with the murder of John Quinlan at the fair of Ardpatrick, Co. Limerick, last March. He was identified by a brother-in-law of the deceased, name Fitzgerald.
Irish Reproductive Loans Fund
Records 1848-1854
Catherine Tracy, Ballyneety, loan of 9th November 1831 for £1.14.0.
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0008/1.pdf
Catherine Tracy, Ballyneety, loan of 9th November 1831 for £1.14.0. Surity Jahn Clancy?
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0044/1.pdf
Catherine Tracy, Ballyneety, Barony of Clanwilliam, Limerick. Loan of 9th November 1831, Resided in the townland on the date shown in column No. 3 as Servant to Constabulary. Subsequently emigrated to America. Dated Ballyneety, 4th March 1853.
http://www.movinghere.org.uk/deliveryfiles/PRO/T_91_180/T_91_180_0240/1.pdf
1831 Tithe
Defaulter
Darby Treasey, Bonovoy, Grean, Co. Limerick.
Patrick Treasy, Farmer, Scart, Kilteely, Co. Limerick.
26 Apr
1833-17 May 1833
Correspondence between [Thomas Philips] Vokes, chief
magistrate, Limerick, [County Limerick], William Smith, Sub-Inspector,
Rathkeale, [County Limerick], Lieut Col [Sir William] Gosset, [Under Secretary,
Dublin Castle], and others regarding the conduct of Constables Gerald Adams,
James Towers and Thomas Rennison when arresting William Tracey, Kilballyowen, [County Limerick], and also regarding
the trial of Thomas, John, Catherine and
Anne Tracey, for rescuing William Tracey. Includes report on the trial,
cuttings from the ‘Limerick Evening Herald’, and minutes of an investigation,
naming magistrates, policemen and witnesses involved in both. [Contains list of
names not given in this description.]
13 items; 42pp CSO/RP/1833/2228
Civil Parish of
Templebredin - 1834 Census
John Tracy, Garrydoolis
John Tracy, Knockeravilla
Thomas Tracy, Ballyneety North & South
(Source: Fergus O'Ferrall, Nth. Munster Antiq.
Jrnl. 1975.)
1834 Astrea
Michael Tracy of Limerick
The following list contains the names of those who boarded the ill-fated Astrea at Custom House Quay Limerick on the 15th April 1834. The ship wrecked on May 1834 and there were only three survivors. The wreck had occurred at Loran Head, five miles east of Louisburgh, Cape Breton, North America.
http://limerickslife.com/name-list-astrea/
1834 Detailed Report of Contributions ...
to the O'Connell National Annuity
St. Nicholas, South Chapel, Cork City...9s...Mr Tracy...
Kilcock , Kildare...£5...Rev W Tracy...
Leixlip, Kildare...2s6d...Patrick Tracy...
Aughavoc, Queen's County...1s6d...Mrs Tracey...
Upperwoods, Queen's Co...Daniel Tracy...
Franciscan Chapel, Limerick City...6s...Andrew Tracy...
Town of Tullamore, King's County...3s...P. Tracy...
Clonmel, Tipperary...3s...Patrick Tracy...
Carrick-on-Suin, Tipperary & Carrickbeg, Waterford...3s...Patrick Tracy...2s6d...Patrick Tracy...
Moycarkey and Borris, Tipperary...1s6d...Martin Tracy...
Mullinahone, Tipperary...7s6d...W Tracey...3s6d...D Tracey...J Tracy...3s6d...D Tracy...W. Tracy... W Tracy...1s6d...T Tracey...E Tracey...
Nenagh, Tipperary...10s...Daniel Tracey...
Roscrea, Tipperary...2s6d...Michael Tracy...Michael Treacy...Michael Treacy...
Anacarty and Donohill, Tipperary...10s...Mrs Treacy...
Killenaule and Moglass, Tipperary...Mrs Treacy...
Templemore, Tipperary...7s6d...Mrs Treacy...Denis Treacy...Patrick Treacy...
Clashmore and Piltown , Waterford...£1.1s...- Tracy...
17 February 1835 (FJ)
Patriotic Fund - Kilmallock Parish
...Patrick Treacy 2s...
1835 State of
religious and other instruction now existing in Ireland
Diocese of Limerick
Killeely: Day school kept by George Tracy. Payments of the children. Males 16 Females 4. Summer about 80. Established three years. Reading writing arithmetic and grammar.
1835-1857 Merchant
Navy Seamen
Teady Tracey, b. 1832 Limerick Limerick
Teady Tracey, b. 1833 Limerick Limerick
Teddy Trecy, b. 1833 Limerick Limerick
27 July 1836 Wexford
Independent
County Limerick Assizes...to be imprisoned...Patrick O'Brien, alias Kenny and Michael Tracey, larceny, nine months each...
1836-1840 Outrage Reports Ireland
Catherine Tracey,
1836, Pallasgreen, Limerick
Edward Tracy, 1838,
Mamster, Limerick
Mary Tracy, 1839,
Manister, Limerick
November 14, 1836 [D.G., Issue No. 12772, p. 639]
Proclamation for apprehending Michael Real, labourer, who went to the house of Catherine Tracey of Pallas Green, Co. Limerick, and struck her on the head with an iron spade
1836
Patrick Treacy,
Boherbawne, Co. Limerick. (Prerogative Will)
1798-1914 Register of
Enlisted USA
Bartholomew Tracey, enlisted 2 Aug 1866 Chicago Ill by Capt Lynn for 3 years, born Limerick Ireland, 27 years, labourer, blue eyes, brown hair, light complexion, 5’9”, U.S. Inf, Dis Aug 5 1866, Sec Enl
James Tracy, enlisted 7 Mar
1863 New York NY by Capt Hildt for 5 years, born Limerick Ireland, 21 years,
Clerk, hazel eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, 5’5”, 8 Inf, C coy, Deserted
Aug 23/63, [double entry]
John Tracy, 21 years, grey
eyes, sandy hair, fair complexion, 5’8”, born Kilmaloch [Kilmallock Limerick]
Ireland, labourer, enlisted 4 Oct 1845 Watervliet by Maj Baker for 5 years,
Ordnance, descerted 15 Decr 46
John Tracy, enlisted 17 Apr
1871 Boston Mass by Lieut Nesmith for 5 years, born Limerick Ireland, 30 years,
Clerk?, grey eyes, light hair, light complexion, 5’7.75”, 4 Cav K, Discharged
Apr 17 1876 Exp of service at Ft Sue? Il, Pvt, character good
Michael Tracy, enlisted 15
Aug 1861 New York NY by Lt Sprole for 3 years, born Limerick Ireland, 22 years,
labourer, hazel eyes, brown hair, florid complexion, 5’4.5”, 1 Inf I, Dischd
Aug 15/64 by exp of service at New Orleans La, A Pvt
Michael Tracy, enlisted 15
Jun 1892 albany New York by Capt Ames for 5 years, born Limerick Ireland, 21
years 4 months, labourer, S blue eyes, D bro hair, fair complexion, 5’10.5”, 18
Inf D coy, Disch’d Sept 14/95 G.O. 80 A.G.O. ’90 at Blise Texas, Pvt, Very good
Patrick Tracy, 27 years,
dark eyes, dk brown hair, light complexion, 5’9.75”, born Limerick Ireland,
labourer, enlisted 15 Oct 1836 Buffalo by Capt Russell for 3 years, 2 Inf D, 14th
Oct ’39 expire of service, at Fort no.12E?F. (corporal)
Patrick Treacy, enlisted 28
Apr 1883 at New York NY by Cap Randall for 5 years, born Limerick Ireland, 24
years, Wise Deaver, blue eyes, Lt hair, ruddy complexion, 5’10.5”, 7 Inf B coy,
Des Sept 18/83, Apphd Feby 6 ’84, Dishon Dischgd Apr 21/84 at Ft Omaha Neb per
G.C.M.A. 16 Dept Plalk ’84 a Pvt charge of Dustin? Remaind 5201 a ??
Richard Tracey, enlisted 20
Feb 1865 Trenton NJ by Capt Long for three years, born Limerick Ireland, 23
years, labourer, blue eyes, light hair, fair complexion, 5’6”, 2 Inf, D coy, Dest’d Oct 19/65
Thomas Tracy, enlisted 8
Nov 1865 New York NY by Capt Melton for 3 years, born Limerick Ireland, 21
years, soldier, hazel eyes, brown hair, florid complexion, 5’6”, 3 Inf, I coy,
Dischg’d Nov 8/68 exp of service at Ft Lyon C.S., a sergt
Thomas Tracy,
enlisted 9 Nov 1868 Ft Lyon Colorado by Lieut Thomas for 3 years, born Limerick
Ireland, 24 years, soldier, hazel eyes, brown hair, florid complexion, 5’8”, 3
Inf, I coy, 2 en Des’d July 9 69
William
Tracy, enlisted 25 Nov 1904 New York NY by Maj Hickey for 3 years, born
Limerick Ireland, 21Y2M, laborer, eyes blue 12, hair d bro, complexion dark,
5'4.75", Regiment F. City 5 J.a., Coy iiF, remarks Dis Nov 24.07 at Ft
Leavenworth Kan exp ser Pat godd hf
21 August 1837 (FJ) Forgery on the Bank of Ireland
...John Treacy was
fully committed to abide his trial at next assizes for passing a forged thirty
shilling note...Limerick Chronicle
19 Dec 1837 (BL)
The brother of Judge
Perrin...is charged with sending a forged memorial to Government, regarding a
man named Tracy, who denies the memorial on oath...- Limerick C.
1837 James Treacy, 1837, Limerick Diocese will. Exec: N Treacy, Coonagh, Co. Limerick. IAR/1837/F/96.
1837
Newtownpery, St Michaels, Limerick
Book, manuscript. Account of the Explosion of Gunpowder at
Richardson's, Gunsmith, Warehouse, 1 George St, Limerick, 3rd January 1837,
with a map of houses on George St, Patrick St and Arthurs Quay, naming occupants
of some, from William St to Ellen St, by Sarah Abell, Waterford, the account
taken from witnesses. Bound copybook. 32pp. + covers, 26 text and map. Map
loose, covering 2 pages, the pages separated. 24.0 x 19.2 Premises on map:
George St from Brunswick St to Honans Quay: Ryan, O'Donnell, Walsh, Hogan,
Medical Hall, Hogan, (Passage), London House, Hogan. Patrick St, from George
St, west side: 20 Burke; 21, 22, Walton; 23, Abraham; 24, Burke; to 31,
unnamed. George St, from William St to Denmark St: 9, Alexander Brothers; 8,
O'Callaghan; 7, Abraham; 6, Mail Coach Hotel (Cruises); 5, O'Sullivan; 4,
O'Brien Hotel; 3, Wilson; 2, MacNamara & Ryan's lodgings; 1, Richardson.
Denmark St: MacMahon (behind Richardson); O'Keeffe; Blake (Patrick St side behind
Ellard). Patrick St, Denmark St to Ellen St: 19, Ellard; 18, 17, Mason; 16,
MacMahon; 15, Grubb; 14, Wilson; 13, Tracy; 12, Unthank, 11, O'Gorman;
10. Hallowell; 9, Fogarty. Ellen St: Post Office (behind Fogarty). George St
numbers changed towards William St by 1840
Limerick City Museum record details: 25522
“On the 3rd of January, 1837, a catastrophe of a most lamentable character occurred in Limerick, by an explosion of gunpowder in the premises of one William Eichardson, a gun-maker and vendor of gunpowder, No. 1, George’s-street...had a most narrow escape as had also the family of Mr. Thomas Tracy who lived in No. 13”
Limerick;
its history and antiquities, ecclesiastical, civil, and military By Maurice
Lenihan 1866
6
January 1837 (FJ) Limerick
Awful and Destructive explosion...Patrick
street...Tracy...
(1837) The complete notes of the Doway Bible and Rhemish Testament,
with a preface ...
Subscribers:
Mr. Tracy, Aurthur’s Quay, Limerick City
Mr. John Tracy, Ennis
Mr. Denis Tracy, Ennis
Mr. D. Tracy, Roscrea
1837-1867
Lot 3.
This lot is a plot of ground in Newenham-street and Henry street, in the parish
of St. Michael and city of Limerick...dated 10th day of June
1837...lives...Richard Tracy, second son of Thomas Tracy, of said city,
shoemaker, then aged about eleven years...All the lives are still living.
February
18, 1839 (FJ) Birth (see William Samuel
Tracy)
At Bruff, county Limerick, the lady of W.S.
Tracey, Esq, stipendiary magistrate, of a daughter.
1838 John Tracy, 1838, Limerick Diocese will. Exec: M. Tracy, Knockfinna, ??? (Knockfinnisk, Co. Limerick?) IAR/1838/F/141.
1839 Limerick - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher – (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1839 Public Meeting to congratulate Hugh
Fortescue as the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
...A. Tracy...
http://limerickslife.com/1839_public_meeting/
September
21, 1840 (FJ)
...boot and shoe maker...Mr. Tracy, Patrick
street, Limerick...
21 Oct 1840 Freeman's Journal
Repeal Association of Ireland - Limerick City Tradesmen Guild Members
Edmond Tracy, Ropemakers
November
12, 1840 (FJ)
...committed by T.M. Tracy, Esq, Bruff. -
Limerick Reporter
1840 Wardens Killmallock
Wardens residing within the boundaries of Kilmallock parish were...James Tracey, Ballinahown (1840-41)...
1841 Rent and Valuation of
Occupiers
John Tracy of Mungret Street, city of Limerick, Limerick Union, landlord Mr. Brommell, rate £10/0/0, rent £8/4/0
1841 Return of Number of Inquests
- County of the City of Limerick
6 March 1841, Jane Tracy, at Boherbuoy in the county of said city, Henry Vereker Lloyd esq mayor and coroner, died of pulmonary consumption and that her death had been accelerated by an assault committee on her the 24th October 1841 [?]
1841 Reports relative to
valuation for poor rates
James Tracey, Oct 22 1832, House and land, Curragh Mahoonagh Newcastle Limerick, 25a/0r/0p £21/0/0 annual value, Observations: One of two joint occupiers.
18 May 1842-20 May
1842
Letters to John Windele, antiquarian of Sunday's Well, Cork from William
Hackett, folklorist and antiquarian, Midleton, Co. Cork, in which Hackett
encloses a letter from Margaret Woods of Ardpatrick, (Co. Limerick) to her
cousin, Jeremiah Tracey. In this letter, Woods accepts Tracey's suggestion to
offer bed and board to a group of visiting antiquarians including William
Hackett. Hackett also discusses sites known as 'leaba' or cells in Cork,
namely, 'Leaba Na Bo Ban' (Bed of the White Cow) and Teampall Molagga (St.
Molaga's temple) and refers to works on Irish historical topography. Margaret
Woods, in a letter to her cousin, Jeremiah Tracey, informs Tracey of the death
of her son, William after a long illness. [RIA 12 L 11/126]
British Civil Service Evidence Of Age
Henry Tracey, born 1844 Castleconnell Limerick Ireland (see William Samuel Tracy)
Michael Lionel Tracey, born 1889 Limerick Limerick Ireland
Feb 5 1845 Abstract of Police
Reports
Wm Darmody and Wm Tracy of Commons Castle Connell Clanwilliam Limerick. This night a party of four persons unknown, some of whom were armed, attacked and assaulted the persons named, who are postillions in the employment of Mr. Devane, hotel keeper, because of their quitting the service of Mr. Cary, hotel keeper, who is in opposition to Mr. Devane.
1845 Evidence taken before
the [Land] Commissioners
William Cox of Ballynoe/Ballingarry Limerick. "My father let, in the year 1789, 460 acres in the barony of Kenry, at about 17s6d the then currency...[was there any one ejected without compensation]..."No, no one except John Tracy; he resisted and said that he had a lease, and when I went down with the record the judges held he could play soft and hard-refuse to be a tenant when it suited his convenience, and claim to be a tenant when it suited him. There is a good deal of rent owing, but the tenants lost their sheep and things, and I do not like to press them. A compliant may be made against me of ejecting a tenant who owed me a year and a half's rent, and was going to be bad; I served him with an ejectment and dispossessed him, and I set it to another...
http://www.eppi.ac.uk/eppi/digbib/view?did=c1:107300&p=826&sdid=c1:108126
May 3 1845 Aggravated assault
at Doon, Coonagh
Pat Ryan Tracy. This day, as these persons were returning from Cluggin Fair, they were attacked and seriously assaulted by parties unknown, without any cause whatever.
Parliamentary Papers
June
9, 1845 (FJ) Eviction of Tenantry
A few days ago a heart-rending scene took
place at Bunkey, in the neighbourhood of Castleconnell, upon the property of
S.D. Biggs, Esq., of Bellview, Nenagh...Patt[?] Tracy (aged 70), 3 in
family...The old man, Tracy, became paralysed, and another of the unfortunate
creatures is also despaired of...- Limerick Reporter
June 18, 1845 Connaught Telegraph (Mayo)
Eviction of Tenantry. A few days ago a heart-rendering scence took place at Bunkey in the neighbourhood of Castleconnel upon the property of SD Biggs Esq, Bellview Nenagh...ten following families...Patt Tracy (aged 70), 3 in family...the old man Tracy became papalysed...- Limerick Reporter
1845 Map - Bound volume of maps by OS
Pencilannotations on some maps - Gascoigne
Keale...Tracey’s Farm...
Coolavehy...John Tracey, William Tracey...
Kilfinnane Town...Denis Tracey...
Ballynahinch...Thomas Tracy...
NLI 21F122
1845 RIC Service
Michael Treacy, 6641, b. 1820 Tipperary
8841 Michl Treacy, 25 years, 6'-", b.
Tipr, Catholic, recommended by Sub Insp Morgaid, labourer, appointed 6 Aug 45,
served Cavan 0.2 - Reserve 0.2 - Limerick, Dismissed 19 Jan 1850 33945/3967
October
12, 1846 (FJ) (From the Limerick Chronicle)
Monday night Constable Downs and party of the
Boherard station succeeded in arresting Andrew Tracy for the murder of James
Slattery in March last. He is committed to the county gaol to stand trial at
the next assizes.
November
3, 1846 (FJ) Court of Chancery
...The following gentlemen were admitted by
the Benchers as students...John Coghlan Tracy, eldest son of Thomas Tracy, of
the city of Limerick, bootmaker. (see Richard
Thomas Tracy)
|
1846-1851
New York arrivals Jas.
Tracy, age 20, Labourer, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Shamrock 06/16/1847 Andy
Tracy, age 35, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Wilberforce
06/30/1849 Hannah
Tracy, age 30, Immigrant, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Wilberforce
06/30/1849 Edmund
Tracy, Infant 2 months, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Wilberforce
06/30/1849 Timothy
Tracy, age 27, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal of NY 06/30/1849 Bridget
Tracy, age 21, Servant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal of NY 06/30/1849 Margt.
Tracy, age 18, Servant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal of NY 06/30/1849 Pat
Tracey, age 35, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 H.
Tracey, age 29, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 Wen.
Tracey, age 28, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 Mary
Tracey, age 10, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Mary Ann Henry
07/09/1849 Cathn.
Tracy, age 24, Spinster, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Montreal 10/15/1849 Bessy
Tracy, age 30, Immigrant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Heather Bell 01/20/1850 Judy
Tracy, Born at Sea, Infant, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Heather Bell 01/20/1850 John
Tracey, age 22, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Maria Brennan 06/05/1851 John
Tracey, age 35, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Forth 07/15/1851 Mary
Tracy, age 19, Labourer, Ireland to USA, Limerick: Victoria 08/23/1851 Ellen
Tracey, age 25, Labourer, Great Britain to USA, Limerick: Florence 09/25/1851 |
1847-1849 Correspondence of Richard Smyth
[NLI]
...Letters from tenants about the railway extensions in Limerick including David Tracy, stating that 'the railway engineers have entered my lands and are inclined to carry out the works...'
January
3, 1848 (FJ) Calendar of Prisoners for the County of Limerick
Cornelius Tracy...riotous assembly in arms
and driving off the cattle belonging to Robert Fetherstone, Esq, the Rev.
George Massy and the Rev James Ryan P.P.
January
10, 1848 (FJ) Special Commission - Limerick
...Connor Tracy...disturb the public peace at
Bruree on the 12th of October...pleaded guilty...men of good
character...committed to gaol in October...
11
Jan 1848 (BL) Limerick...Appearing in arms and stealing cattle
Michael and Thomas Walsh, Michael Gleeson,
Michael Falvey, Patrick Ahern, Thomas Green, Connor Tracy and James Healy were
indicted for riotously assembling to disturb the publib peace at Bruree on 12th
October. All the prisoners who seemed to be in a state of wretched poverty,
pleaded guilty.
January
12, 1848 (FJ) Special Commission - Limerick
...Thomas Tracy...pleaded guilty...unlawfully
assembled - nine months imprisonment
12 January 1848 Wexford Independent
Appearing in arms and stealing cattle. Michael and Thomas Walsh, Michael Gleeson, Michael Falvey, Patrick Ahern, Thomas Goran, Connor Tracy and James Healy were indicated for riotosly assembling pleased guilty.
The Attorney General mentioned that on the day laid in the indicment the prisoners assembled and drove a large quantity of cattle belonging to gentlemen residing in the neighourhood; but upon being remonstrated with by the chlergymen, restored them to their owners, under which circumstances the crown would not press for the felony, and would receive their please on the charge of riot.
The Chief Justice desired the prisoners to stand over until Monday and directed affadavits as to character to be made in the meantime.
15 January 1848 (N) Special Commission for
Limerick
...Thomas Tracy...pleaded guilty of having unlawfully assembled-nine months' imprisonment...driven away cattle...
4 February 1848 (AC) Co.
Limerick Special Commission
...To be imprisoned...For nine months...Connor Tracy...riotously
assembling at Bruree...
1848 The Special Commission –
Saturday
Michael and Thomas Walsh, Michael Gleeson, Michael Falvey, Patrick Ahern, Thomas Geran, Connor Tracy, and James Healy, were indicated for riotous assembling to disturb the public peace at Bruree, and were found guilty.
Guardian
12/1/1848 p.2
1848 Calender of prisoners
for the county of limerick
Cornelius
Tracy, Patrick Ahern, James Healy, Michael Gleason, John Walsh, Michael
Falvey, David Connell, John Bourke, Thomas Hoare, Cornelius Daly, and Thos.
Walsh, riotous assembly in arms, and driving off cattle belonging to Robert
Fetherstone, Esq., The Rev. George Massy, and Rev James Ryan, P.P.
Freeman's Journal 28 January 1848
1848
Thomas Tracy of 13 Patrick St Limerick, 24 February 1848, Prerogative Court
will. Char1/13/p153. (see Richard Thomas
Tracy)
1848-9
William Smith O'Brien Petition
A. Tracy, Limerick
John Tracy, Limerick
Nnau Tracy, Limerick merchant
January 20, 1849 Kerry Evening Post
Caution To Poor Rate Collectors.—A farmer named Tracy, from Doon, in the county Limerick, brought a quantity of hay from a Mr. Maunsell, a gentleman who lived near him. Tracy took bis two horses to Mr. Maunsell's land to draw home the hay, and while tying the first or second load of it, in came Mr Dalton, the poor rate collector of Tipperary Union, and seized on the horses for the poor rates dues of Mr. Maunsell. Tbe former (Tracy) begged of the collector to seize on tbe hay and leave him bis horses, but tbe collector relying on the decision of the Poor Law Commissioners; in Lord Hawarden's case, (when bis lordship's cattle were seized while grazing for one night in the Thurles race course on their way to the Smithfield market) took the horses, inpounded them in Cappawhite and sold them by auction for tbe amount of the poor rates. Mr. Fitzgibbon, solicitor, of Mitchelstowu (for Tracy), brought an action in the Civil Bill Court against the poor rate collector for the trover and conversion of the horses; The case was tried at the last Casbel quarter sessions, before Mr, Sergeant Howlay, Assistant-Barrister for the county of Tipperary, and on hearing the argumemts of Mr. Kirwan, of Thurles, for, the plaintiff, and Mr. Dwyer, of Tipperary, for the defendant, his Worship decreed for £18, the full mount claimed.
1849 Denis
Tracy Killinnane [Kilfinnane Kilfinnane] Farmer
(bond)
1850 Naturalization Delarations Rensselaer Co
Justice Court, Troy NY
John Tracy,
Troy, Co Limerick, Ireland, 26, Limerick, 1846, Apr 29
http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/troy/ND1304659-Item3-1850.htm
1850
Thoms Directory of Ireland
Thomas
Tracy, Limerick, Licentiates (College of Surgeons) (see Richard
Thomas Tracy)
1850 Griffith's
Valuation of Limerick City
Andrew Tracy, 11 Patrick
Street, St. Michael's. House
James Trahy?, 34
Coolooney or Westland, St. Michael's. House
John Tracy, 2
Cornwallis Street 2, St. Michael's. House & yard (in rear)
Lawrence Tracy, 2
Dogherty's-Lane, Killeely. House & yard
Michael Tracy, 24
Sexton Street, Killeely. House & garden
Michael Tracy, 5
White Wine Lane, St. Michael's House. Office & yard
Patrick Tracy, 10
Punch's Lane, St. Michael's. House & yard
Griffiths Valuation Limerick 1850-3
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Alphabetical |
By Area |
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Andrew Tracy, Patrick street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Anna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Bridget Tracey Carrigmartin Cahernarry Limerick Catherine Tracey Pallas Grean Limerick Catherine Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick Catherine Tracy Gloonnagalleen Kilcornan Limerick Cornelius Tracy Spital Land (Green Hill) Limerick St. Lawrences Limerick Daniel Tracy Grange Tullabracky Limerick David Tracy Gibbonstown Kilbreedy Major Limerick Denis Tracy Ballyshanedehey Kilquane Limerick Denis Tracy Knocklong West Knocklong Limerick Denis Tracy The Squire & Captain's La Kilfinnane Limerick Edmond Tracy, Main street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Sparr street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Townfield, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmund Tracey, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmund Tracy Loughgur Knockainy Limerick Edmund Tracy Martinstown Athneasy Limerick Edward Tracy Ballingaddy North Ballingaddy Limerick Francis Tracey Ballydoole Chapelrussell Limerick Henry Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick James Tracey Dromkeen North Dromkeen Limerick James Tracey Mountcoote Ardpatrick Limerick James Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Barrysfarm Hospital Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick James Tracy, Ballynamona, Ballynamona, Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Bunavie Grean Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Coolboy Kilbeheny Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Friarstown South Fedamore Limerick John Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick John Tracey Creeves Dunmoylan Limerick John Tracey Garrydoolis Templebredon Limerick John Tracey Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracey, Main street, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick John Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Ballyorgan Kilflyn Limerick John Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick John Tracy Friarstown Caherelly Limerick John Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Patrickswell Knockainy Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy, Cornwallis street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick John Tracy, Islandea, Adare, Limerick John Tracy, Oldtown (Bennett), Hospital, Limerick John Treacy, Tobernea East, Effin, Limerick Lawrence Tracy Priors-Land (Doghertys-Lane) Killeely Limerick Lorna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Margaret Tracy Monanooag Kildimo Limerick Margaret Tracy, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Mary Tracey, Main street, Knightsstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick Mary Tracy Ballykennedy South Cloncagh Limerick Mary Tracy Milltown Doon Limerick Mary Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick Mary Tracy, Chapel Lane, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick Michael Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick Michael Tracy Cloonty Kilmoylan Limerick Michael Tracy Priors-Land (Sexton-Street) Killeely Limerick Michael Tracy Raheen Ballyscaddan Limerick Michael Tracy, Sexton street, Prior's Land, Killeely, Limerick Michael Tracy, White Wine Lane, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Patrick Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Patrick Tracy Ballyart Caherconlish Limerick Patrick Tracy Buffanoky Doon Limerick Patrick Tracy Cloghacloka Mungret Limerick Patrick Tracy Cromwell Ballinlough Limerick Patrick Tracy Laght Street Kilfinnane Limerick Patrick Tracy, Punch's lane, Ballinacurra (Bowman), St. Michael, Limerick Patrick Treacy Doon South Doon Limerick Richard Tracey Doon North Doon Limerick Richard Tracy Falleenadatha Doon Limerick Stephen Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Thomas Tracey Ballynahinch Knocklong Limerick Thomas Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick Thomas Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick Thomas Tracy Mahoonagh Village Mahoonagh Limerick Thomas Tracy Newtown Sth Oola Limerick Thomas Tracy, Main street, Knightstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick. Timothy Tracey Cloonlusk Doon Limerick Timothy Tracey Coolbaun Castletown Limerick Timothy Tracy Gotoon Hospital Limerick Timothy Tracy, Dromsallagh, Tuogh, Limerick William Tracey Cloonteen Doon Limerick William Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick |
John Tracy, Islandea, Adare, Limerick James Tracey Mountcoote Ardpatrick Limerick Edmund Tracy Martinstown Athneasy Limerick Catherine Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick Edward Tracy Ballingaddy North Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick James Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick John Tracy Bohernagore Ballingaddy Limerick Edmond Tracy, Main street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Sparr street, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmond Tracy, Townfield, Cloontemple, Ballingarry, Limerick Edmund Tracey, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Margaret Tracy, Common, Ballingarry, Limerick Mary Tracey, Main street, Knightsstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick Thomas Tracy, Main street, Knightstreet, Ballingarry, Limerick. Patrick Tracy Cromwell Ballinlough Limerick James Tracy, Ballynamona, Ballynamona, Limerick Michael Tracy Raheen Ballyscaddan Limerick Patrick Tracy Ballyart Caherconlish Limerick John Tracy Friarstown Caherelly Limerick Bridget Tracey Carrigmartin Cahernarry Limerick Timothy Tracey Coolbaun Castletown Limerick Francis Tracey Ballydoole Chapelrussell Limerick Mary Tracy Ballykennedy South Cloncagh Limerick Mary Tracy Milltown Doon Limerick Patrick Tracy Buffanoky Doon Limerick Patrick Treacy Doon South Doon Limerick Richard Tracey Doon North Doon Limerick Richard Tracy Falleenadatha Doon Limerick William Tracey Cloonteen Doon Limerick Timothy Tracey Cloonlusk Doon Limerick James Tracey Dromkeen North Dromkeen Limerick John Tracey Creeves Dunmoylan Limerick John Treacy, Tobernea East, Effin, Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Friarstown South Fedamore Limerick John Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick Thomas Tracy Carnane Fedamore Limerick Catherine Tracey Pallas Grean Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Bunavie Grean Limerick James Tracy Barrysfarm Hospital Limerick John Tracy, Oldtown (Bennett), Hospital, Limerick Timothy Tracy Gotoon Hospital Limerick Jeremiah Tracy Coolboy Kilbeheny Limerick David Tracy Gibbonstown Kilbreedy Major Limerick Catherine Tracy Gloonnagalleen Kilcornan Limerick Margaret Tracy Monanooag Kildimo Limerick Denis Tracy The Squire & Captain's La Kilfinnane Limerick Henry Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick James Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracey Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick Mary Tracy Stable Hill & Millroad Kilfinnane Limerick Patrick Tracy Laght Street Kilfinnane Limerick Thomas Tracy Kilfinnane Kilfinnane Limerick John Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick John Tracy Ballyorgan Kilflyn Limerick Michael Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick William Tracey Coolavehy Kilflyn Limerick Lawrence Tracy Priors-Land (Doghertys-Lane) Killeely Limerick Michael Tracy Priors-Land (Sexton-Street) Killeely Limerick Michael Tracy, Sexton street, Prior's Land, Killeely, Limerick Michael Tracy Cloonty Kilmoylan Limerick Denis Tracy Ballyshanedehey Kilquane Limerick Patrick Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Stephen Tracey Scart Kilteely Limerick Edmund Tracy Loughgur Knockainy Limerick John Tracy Patrickswell Knockainy Limerick Denis Tracy Knocklong West Knocklong Limerick Thomas Tracey Ballynahinch Knocklong Limerick Anna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Lorna Tracy Curragh Mahoonagh Limerick Thomas Tracy Mahoonagh Village Mahoonagh Limerick Patrick Tracy Cloghacloka Mungret Limerick Thomas Tracy Newtown Sth Oola Limerick Cornelius Tracy Spital Land (Green Hill) Limerick St. Lawrences Limerick Andrew Tracy, Patrick street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick John Tracy, Cornwallis street, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Michael Tracy, White Wine Lane, Prior's Land, St. Michael, Limerick Patrick Tracy, Punch's lane, Ballinacurra (Bowman), St. Michael, Limerick John Tracey, Main street, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick Mary Tracy, Chapel Lane, Kilmallock, St. Peter & St. Paul, Limerick John Tracey Garrydoolis Templebredon Limerick Daniel Tracy Grange Tullabracky Limerick Timothy Tracy, Dromsallagh, Tuogh, Limerick |
1850 Ennis Workhouse - Entries
in Visitors' Book
17 October. A. Tracy, Limerick, The condition of the house reflects much credit on the master and mistress and officers.
January
13, 1851 (FJ) O'Connell Fund Limerick
...Andrew Tracey...
1851
Minutes of evidence at Investigation at New Pallas, Limerick, into Charges
preferred by Rev. O'Dwyer against Police
Explanatory of Third Charge - Doon Cappawhite 16 July 1850
"The persons alluded to as making illegal arrests and imprisonment are the Doon police...I could give many more names of persons taken and handcuffed, who had committed no breach of peace or violation of law, as the two last persons, Edward Ponergan, arrested without cause on the 7th July, and John Tracey on the 30th June last."
1851 – 1859 Limerick Union Workhouse (Limerick
City) Emigration
William Treacy, from Cloontra, to New Orleans Nov. 1854
1851
15.
Patrick Tracy representative of Conway, Cromwell [Limerick] 23a/2/5p Irish,
41a/1r/17p survey, £42.9.2.75 rent, lease dated 20th July 1824 for three lives
from Benjamin Earl of Aldborough
1851 Census - 1908 Pensions Act
The Old Age Pension Act was introduced in 1908. Pension claimants had to prove their age. Those born before 1864 used the 1841 and 1851 census.
1851? Tracey
nee Fitzgerald Quay Lane Limerick Co. Limerick Cen/S/17/516 - Not found
11 March
22 [11th March 1922] Image
Annie
Tracey (d. of John Tracey & Mary Fitzgerald married '52) 1851 Quay Lane
(Bridge? St N.I.) Limerick Co. Limerick, [not found] [Bridge Street formerly
Quay Lane]
Address: J
O'Sullivan, 49 Clare St, Co Limerick
[Note:
reside in March 1851
Tracey John
Tracey Stephen
Tracey Katherin
Tracey Agnes
Tracey Elizabeth
IG Record 19820
TRACEY Annie TRACEY John TRACEY Mary TRACEY
nee FITZGERALD Quay Lane, Limerick --- --- Limerick 1922 - J O'Sullivan, 49
Clare St, Limerick. Parents married 1852. Family - John, Stephen, Katharine,
-ns?, Elizabeth.
Quay Lane,
Limerick, Co. Limerick
Annie
Tracey Applicant
John
Tracey
Katherin
Tracey
Stephen
Tracey
John
Tracey
Agnes
Tracey
Elizabeth
Tracey
7.12.16
[7th December 1916] Image
Johanna
Merrick (d. of Pat Merrick & Mary Treacy) 1851 or 1841 Dromalta Tuogh
Limerick
Address:
Mrs Johanna Ryan, Barna Newport, Co Tipperary
[Note: Parents
names residind in 1841. Found marrd 1826 with children as per margin no
daughter Johanna. Copy parents & Judy]
Merrick Wm - -
Merrick Pat - -
Merrick John - -
Merrick Kate - -
Merrick Mary - -
Merrick Bridget - -
Merrick Alice - -
Merrick Norah - -
Merrick Ellen - -
Merrick Judy - 16
IG Record 19841
MERRICK Johanna MERRICK Pat Merrick Mary
MERRICK nee TREACY Dromalta Tuogh Owneybeg Limerick 1916 - Mrs Johanna Ryan,
Barna, Newport, Co. Tipperary. Family - Wm, Pat, John, Kate, Mary, Bridget,
Alice, Norah, Ellen, Judy 16yrs. 1851 Parents married 1826 with children as per
above, no daughter Johanna.
http://www.ireland-genealogy.com/view_category/Page-6.html?lang=en&limit=100&limitstart=19800
Dromalta,
Tuogh, Co. Limerick
Mary
Treacy Mother
3.5.21
[3rd May 1921] Image
Henry Williams
(s. of James Williams & Bridget Treacy) Coombs Ballingaddy [crossed out]
Jamestown Kilquane Limerick
Aaddress:
Lower Effin, Kilmallock, Co Limerick
[Note: not
found. James & Bridget Williams no return of Henry]
IG Record 19590
WILLIAMS Henry WILLIAMS James WILLIAMS Bridget TREACY Jamestown Kilquane Coshlea Limerick 1921 - Lower Effin, Kilmallock, Limerick. 1851 Found - James and Bridget Williams married 1835, no return of Henry.
http://www.ireland-genealogy.com/view_category/Page-196.html
Coombs,
Jamestown, Kilquane, Co. Limerick
Bridget
Treacy Mother
1851 Census - Chatham Kent
Thomas Tracy, unmarried, 25 years, born 1826 Limerick Hospital, Private Army
1851 Census - Lincoln St Botolph
Lincolnshire
Thomas Tracey, lodger, 21 years, b. 1830 Limerick, builders labourer
January
28, 1852 (FJ) The Arundel Banquet at Limerick
...Andrew Tracy...
August
12, 1852 (FJ) The Sixmile-Bridge Slaughter - Another Victim
...coroner to summon a jury...those who
answered the summonses were persons who had voted within the Tory interest at
the late election for the city of Limerick. This appeared stranger, when the
fact was that even the Catholics who were then summoned, with the exception of
Mr. William Purcell and Mr. Andrew Tracy, did not go with the popular
candidates at the last election, but in most instances plumped for the
Tory...The following jury was then sworn...Andrew Tracy...- Limerick Reporter
14 August 1852 (N) Inquest
...he had heard that the jury was chiefly composed of persons who, at the late city of Limerick election, had voted against the Liberal candidates...Jury...Andrew Tracy...-Limerick Paper
28 August 1852 (N) Six Mile Bridge
jury...Mr. Andrew Tracey...[Limerick]
August
30, 1852 (FJ) The Sixmile-Bridge Slaughter
...the verdict - Manslaughter against eight
soldiers...12 for 3 against...verdict of Murder...Andrew Tracy, Thomas Bowler.
1852-3
Inquisitions removed from Court of Queen's Bench in Ireland and transferred to
County of Clare; Depositions taken
before Coroner and Informations before Magistrates in relation to Cases of
Homicide at Sixmilebridge, at General Election
Inquisition of Michael Moloney - County of City of Limerick 28/8/1852...Andrew Tracey...
4th September 1852 The Tablet The Massacre At Sixiviilebridge.
The adjourned inquest on the body of Michael Moloney, who died in Barrington's Hospital, Limerick, front the effect of wounds received at Sixmilebridge, was bronglit to a termination on Saturday, after an investigation which lasted four days: The .Munster News gives the following account of the finding of the jury :—...We understand the following jurors were for finding a verdict of murder :—Messrs. Bowler, Treacy, Norman, and Pinch, and two for justifiable homicide...
Ireland-Australia
Transportation Database (1780-1868)
SURNAME: TRACEY
OTHER NAMES: JOHN
PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Limerick
TRIAL DATE: 29/03/1852
CRIME DESCRIPTION: Arson
SENTENCE: Transportation 10 yrs
DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 12, p 91
COMMENTS: Convict died at Spike Island Gaol Co. Cork, 10/11/1853
1852 Limerick Municipal Elections Results
Patrick Street Ward. Councillors...Andrew Tracy.
June
7 & 10, 1853 (FJ) Great Catholic Meeting
...Andrew Tracy, TC, do [Limerick]...Denis
Tracy, do [Cork]...
1853-1923 Royal Navy
Emmett Robert Tracy.
Official Number: 195153. Place of Birth: Limerick, Limerick. Date of Birth: 21
March 1881.
Frederick William Francis
Patrick Tracy. Official Number: 287221. Place of Birth: Saint Thomas, Limerick.
Date of Birth: 12 July 1878.
1855 RIC Service
William Treacy, 19434, b. 1836 Fermanagh
19434 Wm Treacy, 19, 5'7.25", b. Fer, Catholic, married 19 Mar '62 wife born Clare, recommended by G. Shegog JP. lab, allocated 15 Feb 55, served Limk 12 June - City 1/4/63 - Tip NR - Roscomm 1/4/79 - Gal NR 10/2/83, PISC 1 Aug 55 - PACo 1 July 67 - P Con 1 June 68 - P2AC 1 March 1879, Reward and punishments, Pensioned 1.6.85 19434D/96775, served 30 years 3 months, pension £89.9.0
1855
James
Tracey, Ballykirlew otherwise Ballynickley otherwise Ballyimply otherwise
Ballhughta and the mountain adjioning same, Coshlea, Limerick, 68a/2r/0p, £110
rent, Held under lease dated 16th June 1855 made between John Marcus Clements
and James Tracey for twenty one years from 25th March 1855...
1864 Landed Estates Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Marcus Clements.
In or about the year 1851, ejectments were brought against the several tenants of the lands of Ballyhughta [Ballyhaght Kilquane], in the county of Limerick, by Mr. John Marcus Clements, to whom those lands then belonged in fee-simple; and possession was recovered in those several actions. The tenants so evicted had enjoyed, as appurtenant to their holdings, certain rights of common upon an adjoining mountain, which was also the property of Mr. Clements. One of those tenants, named Denis Fitzpatrick was then put into possession of a larger portion of the lands so recovered than that which he had previously held; and a Mr. James Tracy was put into possession of the residue of those lands.
...16 June 1855, Denis Fitzpatrick obtained a lease from J. M. Clements for twenty-one years from the 25th of March ballyhught otherwise Ballyhughta limerick...James Tracy obtained a similar lease...
28 February
1855 The London Gazette
National Bank of Ireland, Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Treacy, Tenikelly, Mountrath. Gentleman.
Andrew Tracy, Francis-street, Limerick. Grocer. [Not listed after 1855]
27 February
1856 The London Gazette
National Bank of Ireland, Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Treacy, Tenikelly, Mountrath. Gentleman.
1855 Anne
Tracy Curragh Mahoovagh [Mahoonagh] (will)
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1855-1900 Mount
St. Lawrence Cemetery Register - Date |
1855-1900
Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Register - Alphabetical |
1855-1900
Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery Register - Address |
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Patrick Tracey, 40, Military Road, 18th Oct 1860,
ref 827 123 U Michael Tracey, 55, Abbey, 21 May 1863, ref 1441 131
UC John Tracey, 42, Arthur's Quay, 5th Jan 1864, ref
1568 56 CC Patrick Tracey, 21, Athlum Kard St, 15th Jan 1865,
ref 1847 84 VB Catherine Tracey, 50, St. Johns, 13th Mar 1865, ref
1928 61 RBC Michael Tracey, 35, Nelson St, 5th Jan 1867, ref
2504 66 PC Michael Tracey, 15, Arthur's Quay, 8th Mar 1869, ref
3173 48 Q Margaret Tracey, 79, Catherine St, 15th Oct 1870,
ref 3776 80 OC Francis Tracy, 11, Athlumkard St, 8th Dec 1870, ref
3849 112 QC Patrick Tracey, 80, Flag Lane, 9th Oct 1872, ref
4548 29 YC Margaret Tracy, 62, Queen St, 13th Jan 1873, ref
4651 16? B? Margaret Tracey, 44, Henry St, 23rd Feb 1873, ref
4710 48 Q Anne Tracey, ???, Sandmall, 21st Jun 1873, ref 4849
171 XA Daniel Tracey, 84, Catherine St, 16th May 1876, ref
6165 49 VC Mary A Tracey, 22, Denmark St., 14th Nov 1877, ref
6962 15 DDB Josephine Tracy, 3, Dock Road, 29th Dec 1877, ref
7043 114.5 Y John Tracey, 30, Denmark St, 28th Jan 1878, ref 7117
110 YA Mary Tracey, 64, High St, 18th Feb 1878, ref 7148
105 ZB? Patrick Tracey, ???, Athlumkard St, 7th May 1878,
ref 7285 ??? John Tracey, 34, Colloney St, 5th Dec 1878, ref 7584
101 YA Patrick Tracey, 5, Athlumkard St, 31st Aug 1880, ref
8707 180 XA Michael Tracey, 2, Upper William St, 18th Oct 1880,
ref 8791 58 OB Ignatius Tracey, 2.25, Dock Road, 6th Jan 1881, ref
8976 109 XC [Parents John Tr(e)ac(e)y
& Mary (Anne) Rice] Anne Tracey, 6.75, Athlumkard St., 16th Feb 1881,
ref 9094 182 XB Helena Tracey, 2.15, Athlumkard St., 30th August 1881,
ref 9422 181 XB Bernard Tracey, 0.5, William St., 26th February
1882, ref 9743 58 OB Johanna Tracey, 38, Athlumkard St, 2nd July 1882,
ref 9937 181 XB Martin Tracey, 3, Athlumkard St., 12th Sep 1882, ref
10016 176 XB Ellen Tracey, 80, Union, 7th January 1883, ref 10225
103 DDC Agnes Tracey, 4.5, Athlumkard St., 20 Sep 1883, ref
10653 182 XB John Tracy, 68, Queen St., 23rd Nov 1884, ref 11381
175 XB Mary A. Tracey, 37, U. William St., 23rd February
1885, ref 11581 58 OB John Tracey, 1.5, Nicholas St, 5th Jun 1887, ref
12933 87 BBB Mary Tracey, 6, St. John's Hosp., 27th July 1889,
ref 14217 58 OB Thomas S. Tracey, 78, 35 Henry St., 5 sep 1889, ref
14264 83 DA John Tracey, 14.5, Athlumkard St., 20th Feb 1890,
ref 14598 180 XB Bridget Tracey, 15, Athlumkard St., 25th May 1892,
ref 15931 180 XB Teresa Tracey, 0.75, Vizes Fields, 23rd Jun 1892,
ref 15971 88 EB Mary Tracey, 10, Vizes Fields, 29th Jul 1892, ref
16019 88 EB John Tracey, 1 day, Vizes Fields, 18th Jan 1894, ref
169123 99 F John Truary?, 3 weeks, 15 Queen St, 19th Sep 1895,
ref 17992 72 CC Mary A Tracey, 34, Limerick Union?, 12th April 1898,
ref 19370 90 UA |
Agnes Tracey, 4.5, Athlumkard St., 20 Sep 1883, ref
10653 182 XB Anne Tracey, ???, Sandmall, 21st Jun 1873, ref 4849
171 XA Anne Tracey, 6.75, Athlumkard St., 16th Feb 1881,
ref 9094 182 XB Bernard Tracey, 0.5, William St., 26th February
1882, ref 9743 58 OB Bridget Tracey, 15, Athlumkard St., 25th May 1892,
ref 15931 180 XB Catherine Tracey, 50, St. Johns, 13th Mar 1865, ref
1928 61 RBC Daniel Tracey, 84, Catherine St, 16th May 1876, ref
6165 49 VC Ellen Tracey, 80, Union, 7th January 1883, ref 10225
103 DDC Francis Tracy, 11, Athlumkard St, 8th Dec 1870, ref
3849 112 QC Helena Tracey, 2.15, Athlumkard St., 30th August
1881, ref 9422 181 XB Ignatius Tracey, 2.25, Dock Road, 6th Jan 1881, ref
8976 109 XC [Parents John Tr(e)ac(e)y
& Mary (Anne) Rice] Johanna Tracey, 38, Athlumkard St, 2nd July 1882,
ref 9937 181 XB John Tracey, 1 day, Vizes Fields, 18th Jan 1894, ref
169123 99 F John Tracey, 1.5, Nicholas St, 5th Jun 1887, ref
12933 87 BBB John Tracey, 14.5, Athlumkard St., 20th Feb 1890,
ref 14598 180 XB John Tracey, 30, Denmark St, 28th Jan 1878, ref 7117
110 YA John Tracey, 34, Colloney St, 5th Dec 1878, ref 7584
101 YA John Tracey, 42, Arthur's Quay, 5th Jan 1864, ref
1568 56 CC John Tracy, 68, Queen St., 23rd Nov 1884, ref 11381
175 XB John Truary?, 3 weeks, 15 Queen St, 19th Sep 1895,
ref 17992 72 CC Josephine Tracy, 3, Dock Road, 29th Dec 1877, ref
7043 114.5 Y Margaret Tracey, 44, Henry St, 23rd Feb 1873, ref
4710 48 Q Margaret Tracey, 79, Catherine St, 15th Oct 1870,
ref 3776 80 OC Margaret Tracy, 62, Queen St, 13th Jan 1873, ref
4651 16? B? Martin Tracey, 3, Athlumkard St., 12th Sep 1882, ref
10016 176 XB Mary A Tracey, 22, Denmark St., 14th Nov 1877, ref
6962 15 DDB Mary A Tracey, 34, Limerick Union?, 12th April 1898,
ref 19370 90 UA Mary A. Tracey, 37, U. William St., 23rd February
1885, ref 11581 58 OB Mary Tracey, 10, Vizes Fields, 29th Jul 1892, ref
16019 88 EB Mary Tracey, 6, St. John's Hosp., 27th July 1889,
ref 14217 58 OB Mary Tracey, 64, High St, 18th Feb 1878, ref 7148
105 ZB? Michael Tracey, 15, Arthur's Quay, 8th Mar 1869, ref
3173 48 Q Michael Tracey, 2, Upper William St, 18th Oct 1880,
ref 8791 58 OB Michael Tracey, 35, Nelson St, 5th Jan 1867, ref
2504 66 PC Michael Tracey, 55, Abbey, 21 May 1863, ref 1441 131
UC Patrick Tracey, ???, Athlumkard St, 7th May 1878,
ref 7285 ??? Patrick Tracey, 21, Athlum Kard St, 15th Jan 1865,
ref 1847 84 VB Patrick Tracey, 40, Military Road, 18th Oct 1860,
ref 827 123 U Patrick Tracey, 5, Athlumkard St, 31st Aug 1880, ref
8707 180 XA Patrick Tracey, 80, Flag Lane, 9th Oct 1872, ref
4548 29 YC Teresa Tracey, 0.75, Vizes Fields, 23rd Jun 1892,
ref 15971 88 EB Thomas S. Tracey, 78, 35 Henry St., 5 sep 1889, ref
14264 83 DA |
Michael Tracey, 55, Abbey, 21 May 1863, ref 1441 131
UC John Tracey, 42, Arthur's Quay, 5th Jan 1864, ref
1568 56 CC Michael Tracey, 15, Arthur's Quay, 8th Mar 1869, ref
3173 48 Q Agnes Tracey, 4.5, Athlumkard St., 20 Sep 1883, ref
10653 182 XB Anne Tracey, 6.75, Athlumkard St., 16th Feb 1881,
ref 9094 182 XB Bridget Tracey, 15, Athlumkard St., 25th May 1892,
ref 15931 180 XB Francis Tracy, 11, Athlumkard St, 8th Dec 1870, ref
3849 112 QC Helena Tracey, 2.15, Athlumkard St., 30th August
1881, ref 9422 181 XB Johanna Tracey, 38, Athlumkard St, 2nd July 1882,
ref 9937 181 XB John Tracey, 14.5, Athlumkard St., 20th Feb 1890,
ref 14598 180 XB Martin Tracey, 3, Athlumkard St., 12th Sep 1882, ref
10016 176 XB Patrick Tracey, ???, Athlumkard St, 7th May 1878,
ref 7285 ??? Patrick Tracey, 21, Athlum Kard St, 15th Jan 1865,
ref 1847 84 VB Patrick Tracey, 5, Athlumkard St, 31st Aug 1880, ref
8707 180 XA Daniel Tracey, 84, Catherine St, 16th May 1876, ref
6165 49 VC Margaret Tracey, 79, Catherine St, 15th Oct 1870,
ref 3776 80 OC John Tracey, 34, Colloney St, 5th Dec 1878, ref 7584
101 YA John Tracey, 30, Denmark St, 28th Jan 1878, ref 7117
110 YA Mary A Tracey, 22, Denmark St., 14th Nov 1877, ref
6962 15 DDB Ignatius Tracey, 2.25, Dock Road, 6th Jan 1881, ref
8976 109 XC [Parents John Tr(e)ac(e)y
& Mary (Anne) Rice] Josephine Tracy, 3, Dock Road, 29th Dec 1877, ref
7043 114.5 Y Patrick Tracey, 80, Flag Lane, 9th Oct 1872, ref
4548 29 YC Margaret Tracey, 44, Henry St, 23rd Feb 1873, ref
4710 48 Q Thomas S. Tracey, 78, 35 Henry St., 5 sep 1889, ref
14264 83 DA Mary Tracey, 64, High St, 18th Feb 1878, ref 7148
105 ZB? Mary A Tracey, 34, Limerick Union?, 12th April 1898,
ref 19370 90 UA Patrick Tracey, 40, Military Road, 18th Oct 1860,
ref 827 123 U Michael Tracey, 35, Nelson St, 5th Jan 1867, ref
2504 66 PC John Tracey, 1.5, Nicholas St, 5th Jun 1887, ref
12933 87 BBB John Tracy, 68, Queen St., 23rd Nov 1884, ref 11381
175 XB John Truary?, 3 weeks, 15 Queen St, 19th Sep 1895,
ref 17992 72 CC Margaret Tracy, 62, Queen St, 13th Jan 1873, ref
4651 16? B? Catherine Tracey, 50, St. Johns, 13th Mar 1865, ref
1928 61 RBC Mary Tracey, 6, St. John's Hosp., 27th July 1889,
ref 14217 58 OB Anne Tracey, ???, Sandmall, 21st Jun 1873, ref 4849
171 XA Ellen Tracey, 80, Union, 7th January 1883, ref 10225
103 DDC John Tracey, 1 day, Vizes Fields, 18th Jan 1894, ref
169123 99 F Mary Tracey, 10, Vizes Fields, 29th Jul 1892, ref
16019 88 EB Teresa Tracey, 0.75, Vizes Fields, 23rd Jun 1892,
ref 15971 88 EB Bernard Tracey, 0.5, William St., 26th February
1882, ref 9743 58 OB Mary A. Tracey, 37, U. William St., 23rd February
1885, ref 11581 58 OB Michael Tracey, 2, Upper William St, 18th Oct 1880,
ref 8791 58 OB |
Mount Saint Lawrence Cemetery, Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland
John Tracy (Birth 1822 Death 5 Jan
1864 (aged 41–42))
Age 42/Residence at death Arthur's
Quay (Approximate birth year, date of death may be the burial date)
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106081286/john-tracy
1856 Map
Valuation Survey of Estates of Earl of Clonmel. Maps are OS cut out and pasted in, tenants lists in ms. Doon North... Richard Tracey... Doon South...Patrick Tracey...NLI Ms4754
1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank
Records
William
& Mary Coffey, A/C 12601, opened 1856, lives 109 10th Ave NY, laborer, born
1820 Martinstown Athneasy [Limerick], wife Mary Tracy, 2 children, emigraed 19
Feb 1849 DeWitt Clinton, closed A/C 1858 [see Bulgaden]
31
Dec 1856 13304 Ellen Tracy & Wm Gleeson, Infirm, of West 19th St, 309, A
native of Ballyoand Co Limerick, arrived in Autumn 1850 per ship "Wm
Worth" from Lpool, parents dead Fa James Mo Ellen Leahy? husband dead
Edmund Tracy tehied Mw Gleeson from Munroe Co Limk? [born Ballyvarra
Killeenagarriff Limerick, 1 child]
2
Mar 1860 23055 David Tracy, porter?, of Reed St, 117, native of Bruff Grange
Hill Limerick, ard Sep 23/52 per "Compear?" single parents in N York
Danl & Jane (Lillis)
8
Jan 1868 63089 Peter Tracey, of 13 Reade St, Patheman, born 1848 City Limerick,
ard 1861 "Ingmia" Fa James Mo Ellen
20
Feb 1869 69808 Denis Tracy, of 1517 Broadway, groom, born 1837 Co Limerick ard
1864 per "Westminister" wife Margt Walsh
1857 News from Ireland New York City newspaper The Irish-American.
Tipperary - Mr. Daniel Tracy, of Nenagh, has been appointed resident Apothecary to St. John's Fever Hospital, Limerick. [see Dr Daniel Tracey]
1857
37, 37a on
map. Edmond Tracy, Cloontemple [Limerick?], 0a/0r/25p, £3 rent, tenant from
year to year.
1857
7. David Tracey,
Gibbinstown otherwise Gibbonstown Costlea Limerick, 69a/1r/10p, £132.10.7,
Lease dated 26th February 1857 from Richard Smyth, late of BallynaTray
Waterford, Esq deceased, to the said David Tracy for life of lessee or 21 years
from 25th March 1857...41 acres plantation, The lease reserves...lessee or some
of his family shall reside on the premises and shall not assign set or part
therewith nor divide or partaition the same, without consent...furnish lessor
with five horses and carts...[several possible fines]
18 & 22 Dec 1896 Deed
Francis Wise of North Mall, Cork held 346 acres Ballycullane, 436 acres Ballygrennan, 540 acres Gibbonstown & 34 acres Bulgaden Eady, all in Coshlea barony, Limerick.
[and Francis Wise Low of Kilshane, Tipperary Esq. & Joseph Gubbins of Kilfrush, Limerick Esq., dec'd, then inherited same from Francis Wise] and Land Commission now assigns all to Richard Smyth of Ballycullane, Coshlea barony, Limerick 25 Feb 1867 Lessor, in lieu of £24,173 as paid from his balance on account with Land Judges
Tenant Patrick Tracy of 69
acres Gibbonstown at £82 pa set 20 May 1889 & 18 Nov 1891 by L in lieu of
25 Feb 1857 lease from Richard Smyth at £132 pa
prev. occ. David Tracy of
Gibbonstown, Coshlea barony, Limerick
22 February 1858 Cork Examiner
[birth?]... Thomas Tracy, Esq., of Limerick ...
28 May 1858 Holograph letter from Edward O’Donohoe, College du St. Spirit, Louvain, Belgique, to Kirby: The higher the recipient goes in religion the more he forgets about his friends. Writer has left the Irish College, Paris, owing to the disorder there. Strong words against the Rector of Paris College. Sixteen of its students expelled, including O’Grady Smith, Bowe, Forde, Clifford, Manly, two Slatterys, two Burkes, one for Cashel and one for Tuam, Kinane [Cashel], Tracey [Limerick], Healy and others. Twenty verses of a cynical poem on Dr. Miley.
The Kirby
Collection Catalogue Irish College Rome Part 2 1836-1860
1858 – 1920 Calendars
of Wills and Administrations
David Treacy
23 Aug 1918 Coolavehy Limerick, farmer, to Michael Treacy
Edmond Tracy
13 Mar 1863 Carnane Limerick, dairyman, to James Tracy of
Ballinlough, farmer and guardian of the children
Edmond Treacy
13 Apr 1912 Doon Limerick, publican, to Katie Treacy widow
Edmond Treacy
Reverend, 23 Nov 1908 Askeaton Limerick, by Rev Jeremiah O’Shea and
Rev Patrick Hartigan RCC
Francis Tracy
27 May 1862 Ballydool Limerick, farmer, to Mary Tracy otherwise Leo
widow and principal legatee
James Tracey
18 Jun 1868 Bohernagore Limerick, to Thomas O’Brien of Thornhill Lawn
James Tracey
8 Feb 1861 Clare Street Limerick, pensioner, to first cousin Andrew
Tracey, Rutland street Limerick, gentleman, principal nex of kin
James Treacy
16 Aug 1878 Bohernagore Limerick, farmer, by Very Rev Patrick Lee of
Kilfinane PP, Thomas Foley of Garrynderk (Charleville), John Ryan of Cottage
Bruff, Limerick and Thomas Richardson of Farm Yard Mitchelstown Cork, farmers
James Treacy
16 May 1919 [8/2/1919] Ballinlough Hospital Limerick, gentleman, to
sister Bridget Murphy, M.W. [married woman]
James Treacy
28 Jul 1906 Boherdota Limerick, farmer, to David M’Cann, bank manager
James Treacy
31 Aug 1876 Ballinlough Limerick, farmer, to son Edmond Treacy,
farmer
John Tracy
2 Jan 1892 William street Limerick, rope manufacturer, by John
Kivehan of Clare street Limerick, merchant, and Thomas Purcell of Cornwallis
street Limerick, gas fitter
John Treacey
28 Dec 1860 Bohernagore Limerick, farmer batchelor, to nephew Edmond
Treacey of Ballingaddy Limerick
John Treacy
11 Feb 1920 [19 Oct 1919] Kildromin Kilteely Limerick, farmer, by M.
Carroll of Ballinlough Kilteely and J. Dwyer of Drommeen Pallasgrean, farmer
John Treacy
3 Dec 1910 Glenanine Killmallock Limerick, farmer, to Bridget Treacy
widow
Mary Treacy
8 May 1914 Ballinlough Hospital Limerick, widow, to Bridget Treacy,
spinster
Michael Treacy
8 Jun 1912 Ballinahown Kilmallock Limerick, farmer, to David Treacy,
farmer
Michael Treacy
9 Jan 1908 Garrynaerk Charlesville Limerick, farmer, to Patrick
Treacy and William Fitzpatrick, farmers
Nicholas Treacy
8 Apr 1874 Limerick
Patrick Tracy
11 Feb 1907 Violet Villas Military road Limerick, merchant, to
Margaret Barry (wife of James F. Barry) and Hanora Thornhill (wife of Patrick
J. Thornhill)
Patrick Treacy
20 Feb 1909 Gibbinstown Kilmallock Limerick, farmer, to David Foley,
farmer, and Kate Treacy the widow
Patrick Treacy
26 Jun 1869 Bohernagore Limerick, farmer, to Margaret Treacy widow
Timothy Treacy
9 Jan 1901 Clonlusk Doon Limerick, farmer, to Mary Treacy widow
William Treacy
5 Nov 1888 The Common Knockfierna Ballingarry Limerick, farmer, to
James Costelloe and John White, farmers
Johanna Dillon
1 May 1872 Kildromin Limerick, widow, to daughter
Margaret Treacy (wife of David Treacy, farmer, of Kildromin
(Kilteely)
Margaret Meyrick
19 Nov 1889 Dromalty Limerick, widow, Kate Meyrick, spinster,
Edmond Brennan of Lisnagry, John Tracy of Bunavie, farmers
Catherine O'Dwyer
28 May 1903 Pallasgreen Limerick, widow, to John Ryan JP &
John Tracey, farmer
Bridget Howard
19 May 1883 Cornwallis street Limerick, widow, to John Treacey
of 9 Upper William street, shopkeeper
Michael Ahern
30 Apr 1869 Saint francis Abbey Limerick, pig buyer, to
John Tracy (of Catherine street and Queen street, victualler) &
John Kelly (of Athlunkard street, publican)
John Bowen
18 Feb 1874 Cahirhennessy Limerick, farmer, to John Tracy of
Ballykennedy (Ballingarry), farmer
Anne Keeffe
1850 Henry street and late of Boherbuoy Limerick, spinster, to first cousin
John Treacy of Mary Street, pensioner and only next of kin
Michael Halloran
13 Oct 1871 Ballinlough Limerick, farmer, to Patrick Treacy of
Cromwell, farmer
Edmond Hayes
27 Jul 1901 Miltown Oola Limerick, farmer, to Edmond Treacy,
farmer
John Breen
10 Jul 1910 Ballinacassa Pallasgreen Limerick, farmer, to
Edmond Treacy, farmer
Margaret Carroll
11 Apr 1913 Rusheen Holy Cross Limerick, widow, to
Edmond Treacy, farmer
Bridget Murnane
2 Jul 1920 Gragane Caherconlish, Limerick, spinster, to
Bridget Treacy
1858-1900 Will Registers
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Ballydool, Limerick, Ireland |
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Francis Tracy |
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1862/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballinahown, Limerick, Bohernagore,
Limerick, Ireland |
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James Treacy |
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1878/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballinlough, Limerick, Ireland |
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James Treacy |
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1876/NR/NR |
Will |
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Bohernagore, Limerick, Ireland |
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James Treacy |
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1878/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballydool, Limerick, Ireland |
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Francis Tracy |
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1862/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballinlough, Limerick, Ireland |
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James Treacy |
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1876/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballydool, Limerick, Ireland |
Farmer |
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Mary Tracy or Leo, Ballydool, Limerick,
John Tracy, Michael Tracy, Eliza Tracy, Bridget Tracy |
1862/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballinlough, Limerick, Ireland |
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Edmond Treacy, Eliza Treacy, James Treacy, Mrs
Catherine Dwyer, Tobins Murphy Lodge, Timothy Murphy, Ballinalough |
1876/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballinlough, Limerick, Ireland |
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James Treacy |
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1876/NR/NR |
Will |
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Bohernagore, Limerick, Ireland |
Gentleman |
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Michael Heains, Chadwille, Cork, Reverend Patrick
Lee, Kilfinane, Eleanor Treacy, Thomas Richardson, Garnalina, Limerick, Mary
Treacy, David Treacy, Ballinahown, Limerick, John Ryan, Cottage, Limerick |
1878/NR/NR |
Will |
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Tobernoa, Limerick, Ireland |
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Michael Leo senior |
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1879/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballydool, Limerick, Ireland |
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Francis Tracy |
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1862/NR/NR |
Will |
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Little Glentworth Street, Limerick, Ireland |
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Thomas Nunan |
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1879/NR/NR |
Will |
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Cornwallis Street, Limerick, Ireland |
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Bridget Howard |
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1877/NR/NR |
Will |
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Cornwallis Street, Limerick, Ireland |
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Bridget Howard |
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1877/NR/NR |
Will |
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Bohernagore, Limerick, Ireland |
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James Treacy |
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1878/NR/NR |
Will |
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Ballydool, Limerick, Ireland |
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Francis Tracy |
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1862/NR/NR |
Will |
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George Street, Besboro Cottage, City of
Limerick, Newport, Tipperary, Ireland |
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William Wright |
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1858/NR/1858 |
Will |
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Ballinlough, Kilteely, Limerick, Ireland |
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Michael Halloran |
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1876/NR/NR |
Will |
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Cecil Street, City of Limerick, Ireland |
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Sarah Bassett |
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1872/NR/NR |
Will |
1859 RIC Service
John Tracy, 25032, b. 1839 Limerick
25032 John Tracy, 20 years, 5'7.5", b. Limk, Catholic, recommended by S.In Murphy, lab, allocated 17 Aug 59, served Wick 14 Jan 60 - Waterford - Wat City 1/7/70, R2SC for 14 Morcbs? 1/1/63, Punishment, resigned 12 March 1871, to go to America
12 November 1859 Irish Times
Warburton and others, owners and petitioners
Lot 2 – A perpetual rent of £33 17s out of lands and town of Gibbonstown. Sold to Mr. Tracy, at £680.
1859 Map - Ballinacurra Weston, Prospect -
John Henry Hall
Tenants...John Tracey...LCL
1874 Ballinacurra Weston, Prospect Row,
Prospect Hill - John Henry Hall
Rental and particulars. Tenants...John Tracey...LCA P23/28
1859
20. Thomas
Tracey, Ballingarry [Limerick], House offices and garden, £11.10.0 valuation,
0a/3r/9p Statute, £6.6.0 rent, Lease dated 4th September 1794, from Crosbie
Morgell to John Shelton for 3 lives, renewable for ever, on payment of an
half-years rent, as a fine, on the fall of each life. Said lease was last
renewed 10th January 1839, to Catherine Shelton of the City of Limerick,
spinster, for lives of Ellen Sharkell, otherwise Shelton, daughter of lessee,
cestui que vie in original lease, and of William Hamo Massy, and George Rollo
Massy, then respectively aged 18 and 12 years. Copy of this lease and renewal
will be handed to the purchaser. Consists of two slated houses and offices in
good repair,
6
April 1860 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW)
Marriages. On Wednesday,
the 4th instant, at the Scots Church, by the Rev. Dr. Lang, M.P., Mr. Peter
Kendall, first officer of the schooner Kate Kearney, to Catherine Tracy, a
native of Limerick, Ireland.
14 July 1860 Pilot (Boston & NY)
April 4, at Sydney, Mr Peter Kendal, first officer of the schooner Kate Kearney, to Catherine Tracy, a native of Limerick.
1860 Limerick Turkish Baths
While baths run on a commercial basis provided a
service for those who could afford to pay, there was also a need for bathing
facilities for the poorer classes. On 17 October 1860, in the Munster News
and Limerick and Clare Examiner newspaper, the medical doctors of Limerick
published an open address to the Mayor and Corporation of Limerick. The address
was signed by Thomas Westropp MRCS, 6 Upper Mallow Mallow Street, and
countersigned by…Daniel Tracy…
Limerick
Museum, Winter 1999
1860
Thomas Tracey,
carrowclough otherwise Cahirclough, Shanid, Limerick, £26 rent, 40a/0r/4p.
Lease dated 5th day of June 1860, John Anster, with the consent of Francis
Spring Walker and Helena Heffernan to Thomas Tracy, of part of the lands of
Carrowclogh, containing 24a/3r/8p plantation measure for 31 years from the 25th
day of March 1860, reserving...
Deputy Keeper of the Public Records -
Report, Volume 58, Parts 1931-1961
Tracey, John, ? Templemore, Co. Tipperary, P. to Continent, 4.6.1860.
Tracy, John, ? Templemore, Co. Tipperary, P. to Continent, 4.6.1860.
Treacy, John, ? Kilfinane, Co. Limerick, P. to Continent, 18.5.1860.
British Army Service Records
Charles Tracey, b. 1876
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Dennis Treacy, b. 1858
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Francis Tracey, b. 1885
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
George Treacey 1878 Limerick
WO97 Chelsea
James Tracey, b. 1806 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Jeremiah Tracey, b. 1807 Bruff,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
John Tracey, b. 1795 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
John Tracey, b. 1876 Limerick,
Limerick WO96 Militia
John Tracey, b. 1879 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
John Treacy, b. 1871
Abbeyfeale, Limerick WO96 Militia
John Treacy, b. 1876 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Michael Tracey, b. 1888
Limerick, Limerick WO96 Militia
Michael Tracy, b. 1829
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Michael Tracy, b. 1862
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Michael Tracy, b. 1875
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Michael Treacy, b. 1874
Limerick, Limerick WO96 Militia
Patrick Tracey, b. 1801
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Patrick Tracey, b. 1851
Killiman, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Patrick Tracey, b. 1878
Limerick, Limerick WO96 Militia
Patrick Tracey, b. 1888
Knocklong, Limerick WO96 Militia
Patrick Tracy, b. 1800
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Patrick Treacy, b. 1878
Limerick, Limerick WO96 Militia
Peter Tracy, b. 1838 Limerick,
Ireland WO97 Chelsea
Stephen Tracy, b. 1785
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Stephen Tracy, b. 1786
Limerick, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
Thomas Tracy, b. 1840 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea, b. 1840 Hospital Limerick, no. 582 private attested
1860, discharged Depot 86th Reg Of Foot
Lincelles 1862 - Western
Australian Convicts
members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/convicts/con-wa29.html
Pensioner Guards and Families
Tracey Thomas .. private; 86th Regiment
Tracey Edward .. refer: surgeon's report
William Tracey, b. 1807 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
William Tracey, b. 1816
Stonehall, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
William Tracey, b. 1822 Bruff,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
William Tracey, b. 1835 Pallas
Kenry, Limerick WO97 Chelsea
William Treacey 1880 Limerick,
Limerick WO97 Chelsea
William Treacy, b. 1866
Hospital, Limerick WO96 Militia
William Treacy, b. 1866
Limerick, Limerick WO96 Militia
William Treacy, b. 1871
Limerick, Limerick WO96 Militia
Who’s
Who in Limerick
Thomas
Stanley Tracy fl. 19th ? Writer PI Wrote poetry for The
Limerick century Reporter in the 1860's
Alumni
Dublinenses: Trinity Dublin
Thomas
Trac(e)y, Siz. (Mr. Nemo), May 28, 1834, aged 21; R.C., s. of Flan, defunctus;
b. Westmeath, Sch. 1838. B.A. Æst. 1841. (see Thomas
Stanley Tracey)
4 February 1861 Irish Times
In the matter of John Tracey, deceased (died 28th December intestate)
Mr Arthur Murphy applied on behalf of Edmond Tracey, nephew of deceased for the property of Patrick Tracey brother of deceased. He left two brothers James and Patrick, a sister, this nephew and two nieces. His sister had lived with him as housekeeper. (Land in Limerick)
4 February 1861 (FJ) In the
goods of John Tracy, deceased
...Edmond Tracy, a nephew of the deceased applied for
administration...property of the deceased had fallen into the hands of a
brother named Patrick Tracy, and that he was converting it to his own use. Among
the property sold by him were seven cows, valued at £66...
8 February 1861 (FJ) In the
Goods of James Tracy, deceased
Mr Arthur Murphy renewed an application which he had made on a former
day, that administration to the deceased should be granted to his nephew,
Edmund Tracy. Counsel read an affidavit of the service of a citation upon
Patrick Tracy, the brother of the deceased, and to Patrick Tracy having stated
"That he did not care for anybody, and would sell the property." His
lordship granted the administration to Edmund Tracy.
11 May 1861 (FJ) Treacy v.
Treacy
This is an action by the administrator of John Treacy, uncle of the
plaintiff, to recover damages for the illegal conversion of chattel property
which belonged to the deceased. The defendant, Patrick Treacy, who is the
surviving brother of the deceased. It was stated, had possessed himself of the
property in question and refused to give it up to the administrator or any
other member of the family. It was stated that the value of this chattel property
was £273. The deceased had been a farmer in the county Limerick, and died in
the month of December last. There was no appearance for the defendant.
11 May 1861 Irish Times
Queens Bench Treacy v Treacy
…the plaintiff was the administrator of his decreased uncle John Treacy and the defendant, Patrick Treacy was surviving brother of the deceased. The defendant, it appeared had possessed himself of his brother’s property and refused to give any portion of it to the other members of the family. The deceased was a farmer in the county of Limerick and died in December last. The chattel property was proved to be of value of £272 18s.
1861
British Census
John Tracey, b. abt 1816 Limerick Ireland, Middlesex England
Mary Tracey, b. abt 1836 Limerick Ireland, Middlesex England
1861 Census - 7 Sorashedem Villas,
Hammersmith St Stephen Middlesex
Margaret Tracy, servant, unmarried, 26 b. 1835 Limerick Ireland
1861 - 59 Booth St, Hulme St John
Manchester Lancashire
Geo Tracey, Head, 50, b. 1811 Waterford Ireland, collectotr of debts
Mary Tracey, Wife, 51, b. 1810 Coonagh [Limerick?] Ireland,
1861 Return of Crimes - Limerick
8 Jan 1862 James M'Cormack, farmer, of Bilboa, assault by John Tracy, postponed to next quarter sessions
1862 Offences committed in the
County of Limerick
Cutting stabbing or maiming the person of James McCormack, farmer, 8 Jan 1862, Bilboa, inf lodged 9 Jan 1862, John Tracy, postponed to next quarter sessions
17 June 1862 (FJ) Melancholy Loss of Life
by drowning [Limerick]
...three male children, who were accidentally drowned, in a quarry filled with water, at the rere of the county jail...The names of the unfortunate victims are Patrick Dundon, aged about 14 years, son of a corn-broker, in Wickham-street, Stephen Tracy, aged about 12, son of a butcher in Catherine-street, and Cornelius Tracy, his nephew, aged 16.- Munster News [online]
Fatal Occurrence - Coroner's Inquest
An inquest was held...on the bodies of Cornelius Tracey and Stephen Tracey, the son and nephew of Mr. Michael Tracey, butcher, Catherine street, the former aged 12 and the latter aged 14 years; and on the body of Peter Dundon, son of Patrick Dundon, corn broker, of Wickham street...
17 June 1862 Cork Examiner
Fatal Occurrence In Limerick—Coroner's Inquest... Cornelius Tracey and Stephen Tracey, the son and nephew Mr. Michael Tracey, butcher, Catherine-street, ...
Deaths – Newspaper Notices
Cornelius Tracey; 12; Limerick City LIM
IRL; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1862-6-17; dja
Stephen Tracey; 14; Limerick City
LIM IRL; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1862-6-17; dja
8 November 1862 Warder and Dublin Weekly
Mail
County of Limerick. In the matter of the estate of John Gleeson, owner; James Lysaght and another petitioner...the farm of Grange Hill, with the right of Turbary on the bog of Rusheen, situate in the barony of Small County and county of Limerick, containing 25 acres plantation measure, held under a lease dated 7th May 1825, at the yearly rent of £2 2s 6d, late currency, per acre, with sixpence in the pound receivers fees. Mr. J. Ruckley (who had the carriage of the sale) was declared the purchaser, in trust, for Andrew Tracey for £370.
1862 - 1864 National education (Ireland)
Ml Treacy, R.C. teacher, Ardpatrick, Ardpatrick, Limerick
21st March 1863 The Tablet
His Lordship the Bishop of the Diocese held an Ordination in the Chapel of the Convent, at Holt Hill, on the 12th of March, when the Rev. Patrick Tracy, of the Diocese of Limerick, received sub-Deaconship, having on the previous day received the Tonsure and the Four Minor Orders. On Sitientes Saturday he will be ordained Deacon, and on notion Sunday he, will be advanced to the Priesthood. He will be appointed to the Church of St. Werburg, Birkenhead.
7th January 1882 The Tablet
Death of a Shrewsbury Priest At Kilmallock.—The name of the priest of the diocese of Kilmallock, co. Limerick, as stated in our last issue, was incorrectly given. It should have been the Rev. Patrick Tracy, of St. Paul's, Newton Moor, Manchester.
1863 RIC
Service
John (M) Treacy, 13569, b. 1830
Tipperary N
13569 John (M) Treacy,
A33852/4145, 19 years, 5'8", b. Tipperary N, Catholic, married 6 Oct '62, wife
born Cork ER, recommended by Sub Insp Jervis, labourer, allocated 17 Nov 1849,
served Wicklow 1 April 1850 - Reserve 22 June '55 - Deneg 17 Oct '56 - Cork E 1
Aug '57 - Limk 1/5/63, P1SC 1 Nov 1850 - P Ex Pay 1 July - P Aug? C 1/6/63,
reward, Gratuity [dead?]
1863 RIC Service
Thomas Treacy, 28471, b. 1840 Fermanagh
28471 Thomas Treacy, 23 years, 5'10", b. Fermanagh. Roman Catholic, recommended by D. Smith JP, laborer, allocated 20 Mar 1863, served Limk 25 July '63, PAC 1.11.78 - P Con 1 May 1880, Pensioned 15 May 1882 28471D/67145 [crossed out] died 6 May 1882 28471D/67341, served 19 years 1 month, pension £35/-/-
1863 Medical Register
Daniel Tracey, registered 22 Jan 1850, St John's Fever Hospital Limerick, Lic. Apoth. Hall Dubl 1818
John Wise Tracy, registered 1 Jan 1859, 10 Acacia road St John's Wood London NW, Lic. Soc. Apoth. Lond. 1832 Mem. R. Coll. Surg. Eng. 1851
Maurice Charles Tracy, registered 21 June 1859, Army, Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1858
Samuel John Tracy, registered 1 Jan 1859, 28 Old Burlington stree London W & Merton Surrey, Mem. R. Coll. Surg. Eng. 1849 Lic. R. Coll. Phys. Edin. 1860.
1864 – State Registered Births
(See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey, James, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork East. 10 402
Tracey, Michael, Rathkeale, Limerick. 15 559
Tracey, Michael, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 10 471
Tracy, Bridget, Limerick, Clare/Limerick. 20 393
Tracy, John, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork East. 20 357
Treacy, Mary Anne, Kilmallock, Limerick/Cork East. 10 420
Treacy, Patrick, Tipperary, Tipperary/Limerick. 3 674
“The amateurs also played in this theatre, and drew crowded houses — among them were Sir Mathew, (then Mr. Mathew) Harrington, Mr. John M'Auliff, Mr. Pierce Brett, Mr, George Hogan, Mr. Thomas Gromwell, Mr. Hewett, Mr. Andrew Tracy, Mr. John Gubbins, Mr. William Glover, &c. The three last mentioned are alive in 1864.”
Lenihan, Maurice (1866) Limerick, its
history and antiquities, Dublin.
1 February 1865 - Waterford Mail
At his residence, Rutland street, Limerick, having attained the age of 84 years, Andrew Tracey, Esq, one of the oldest citizens of Limetick
17 March 1865 (FJ) Limerick Workhouse
...Margaret Tracey...stated that she would die a Roman Catholic...endeavour to get the dying woman to sign a consent to have her children (inmates of Bowdy's Lane Ragged School) brought up in the Protestant religion...annex the declaration made by the woman same day previous to her demise: "I, Margaret Tracey...I did not give up my children until they were starving; but I should have let them die rather than sell their souls for food or clothes, or anything in this world..."
27 January 1866 (NG) Death
January
23rd, at Dublin, in her 67th year, Elizabeth, relict of the late Thomas Tracy,
Esq, Limerick (see Richard Thomas
Tracy)
24 November 1866 Pilot (Boston)
California
Tracey.— October 7, John Tracey, a
native of Balalena [Ballinlyna Kilfinnane], co. Limerick, Ireland, aged 41
years.
1866-1914
Dog Licence Registers of Ireland
1867
Map - City centre and Ballinacurra. Rental and particulars of sale - Robert
Keays
Newenham Street, Richmond Place, Henry Street,
William Street, St. Francis Abbey, Ballinacurra Bowman, Ballinacurra Weston...Richard
Tracy, Thomas Tracy...LCA P23/9
David Treacy’s son of Kilmallock Limerick
...attack by the Fenians on the
local police barracks on the morning of the 6th March 1867...in Kilmallock [Co
Limerick]...Among others mentioned during the trials as having been
present...David Treacy's youngest son...
June 10, 1905
The Irish standard (Minneapolis, Minn.)
James F. X. O'Brien [MP for Cork], Whose Death
Occurred in Ireland....in a speech delivered in London a few months ago, and
which The Gaelic American published at the time, told the story of the capture
of the Ballyknocken police barracks [near Mallow Co Cork on the March 5 1867],
and frankly gave the credit that was due them to [William Mackey] Lomasney and
[Michael] O'Brien [who was afterwards hanged for participation in the
Manchester rescue]. With O'Brien's party on that night were also the late Captain James S. Treacy [born Gibbinstown, Co. Limerick] of New York, John Coughlan, whose grave in Washington was
decorated last Sunday, and Professor Edward O'Mahony of New York...
Jan. 18th 1868 From the Times.The Dublin Gazette of last night contains an official order from the Lord Lieutenant revoking licences granted to carry arms to the following persons;--David Tracy, Gibbenstown, Limerick.
22
January 1868 Wexford Independent
Reminiscences of a Journalist (written for the
Limerick Reporter and Vindicator)...The amateurs of those days, as I was told by
the late Andrew Tracy, who was a contemporary of Barrington’s, held the pursuit
in affection....
1868 Victoria Police
Gazette
Information is requested respecting
John Tracy (or Tracey), from Ballinahinch, co. Tipperary, formerly in the
police force in Cork, thence transferred to Limerick. He afterwards came to
Australia, where he is likely to have joined some force.-29th January, 1868.
25 February 1869 The London Gazette
Name Of Firm. National Bank Of Ireland.
Persons of whom the Company or Partnership
consists.
Daniel Tracy, St.
John's Hospital, Limerick
26 February 1870 The London Gazette
Name Of Firm. National Bank Of Ireland.
Persons of whom the Company or Partnership
consists.
Tracy, Daniel, St.
John's Hospital, Limerick, M.D.
29 May
1869 (N) Central Amnesty Committee Fund
Limerick parish of Bulgaden,
subscribers...Patrick Treacy 10s...Miss Tracey 1s...
28
June 1869 Cork Examiner
... Thomas Tracy finding that one of the party
named Lehan, received a cut over the eye, and that further chaatisement waa in
atore for him at the fair of Milltown, ... [Kerry/Limerick]
03/07/1869
Limerick Chronicle - Deaths
At Bohermarore, Ardpatrick, co. Limerick, Mr.
Patrick Tracey
1869 RIC Service
John Treacy, 23278, b. 1838 Queens
23278 John Treacy, 19 years,
5'9.25", b. Queens, Catholic, married 14 June? 1869 wife from Kilky City,
recommended by C White JP, lab, allocated 20 Apl 58, served Kilk City 12 Aug 58
- Limk City 10/7/69 - Limk Co 1/3?/72 - Limk City 1 Jan 1874, PAC 1/6/82 - P
1.5.73, Rewards - stop runaway horse 16/4/71 - 1.12.75 - 3/5/76 - 3/10/81 -
29,.6.87, Pensioned 1.6.88 23278D/22692
16
July 1869 (FJ) City of Limerick
...action brought by Mr David Angustine Nagle,
solicitor, and one of the proprietors of the Cork Daily Herald against Mr.
Daniel Gilman, of Cork, proprietor of the Cork Southern Reporter, for the
publication of two alleged libellous articles...Mr Nagle...was in business with
Mr. Joseph Edward Tracy, formerly law agent of the Corporation...in consequence
of being employed in promoting the Port of Cork Conservancy Bill, to which the
Corporation was opposed...Mr TE Tracy
deposed that his resignation was caused owing to some words he had with Mr.
Cantillon...for the plaintiff of £50 with 6d. costs.
1869
John Treacy,
2 Queen street, St Michaels, Limerick, £3.2.0 rent, 0a/0r/4.5p, Fee-farm grant
dated 19th January 1869, made between Mary D'Esterre Acheson and Catherine
Acheson of the one part and John Treacy of the other part. The original of this
grant is not in hands but a copy of it from the tenants will be handed to the
purchaser.
In front of the church in Askeaton, there is a
cross that marks the grave of Fr. Edmund Treacy. Edmund Tracey, P.P.
1892-1908, Died 23rd Nov. 1908
1869 Edmond Tracey Curate Banogue Parish
1870 Edmond Tracy Curate
Ballyagran-Colmanswell Parish
1871-1873 Edmond Tracey Curate
Feenagh-Kilmeedy Parish
1874 Edmond Tracey Curate Rathkeale Parish
1875 Edmond Tracey Curate Knockaderry-Cloncagh
Parish
1876-1877 Edmund Tracey Curate Askeaton-Ballysteen
Parish
1878-1879 Edmond Tracey Curate
Glenroe-Ballyorgan Parish
10 August 1878 (N) The Oblate Fathers
concluded a three weeks missionary visit to Glenroe on Sunday last. They were
invited to the district by the zealous and greatly respected past, rev T.
Halpin, who with his esteemed curate, Rev. Edmond Tracey...
1880 Edmond Tracey Curate Croom Parish
1881 Edmond Treacy Curate Ardagh-Carrickerry
Parish
1883-1887 Edmond Tracey Curate
Parteen-Meelick-Coonagh Parish
1888 Edmond Tracey Curate Newcastlewest Parish
1890-1892 Edmond Tracy PP Kilcornan Parish
1893-1908 Edmund Tracey/Treacy PP
Askeaton-Ballysteen Parish
2
September 1870 (FJ) Diocese of Limerick
...Rev. Mr. Tracy CC from Ballyagran to
Feenagh...
15
April 1872 (FJ)
...Rev E. Treacy, C.C., Kilmeedy
[Limerick]...
25
May 1877 (FJ) Jubilee of Pope
...Edward Tracey, CC, Glenroe [Limerick]...
Edmund Tracy succeeded. To Askeaton, 1892
The
diocese of Limerick from 1691 to the present time By John Begley 1938
6 September 1889 New Zealand Tablet
The Irish Catholic, of
March 16, reports the baptism by the Rev. Father Treacy, of Sioux city, lowa.
U.S., of some twelve converts. This, says our contemporary, makes about
thirty-five conversions and baptisms of adults since Father Treacy went there
about fifteen months ago. Father Treacy, we may add, is brother to the Rev. P.
Treacy, of Geraldine, Canterbury, and has also a brother who is a parish priest
in the diocese of Limerick, Ireland.
11th April 1896 The Tablet
A new diocese has been
created in the United States. It is to be called that of Sioux City, and will
be governed by a new bishop in the person of the Rev. T. Treacy, Rector of St.
Mary's Church, Sioux City.
25th April 1896 The Tablet
Notice has been
received in Sioux City, Ia., from Rome of the division of the Roman Catholic
archdiocese of Dubuque, and the selection of Sioux City as the seat of the new
see. This action is the result of a recent visit of Archbishop Hennessy to the
Vatican. The new bishopric is to be known as the diocese of Sioux City, and the
Rev. Timothy Treacy, pastor of St. Mary's Church, of that city, will be the
first bishop. The Rev. T. M. Lenihan, of Fort Dodge, whose name was also
mentioned in connection with the appointment, is to be raised instead to the
bishopric of Cheyennse. Father Treacy, the new appointee, is a native of
Ireland. He received his education at Waterford, Milwaukee, Wis., and Dubuque,
Ia., graduated in September, 1880, from St. Joseph's Seminary, and after his
ordination by Archbishop Hennessy was sent to Moquoketa, whence, after seven
years' pastorate, he was transferred to Sioux City. He was placed in charge of
the deanery three years ago.
22 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
The Archdiocese of
Dubuque, U.S.A., has been divided and Very Rev Timothy Treacy has been appoined
Bithop of Sioux Falls. The Most Rev Dr Treacy is the youngest of three
brothers. The eldest is parish priest of Askeaton, County Limerick. The second,
Rev P. Treacy, has been in New Zealand for many years and is a priest in the
diocese of Christchurch. The new bishop was appointed dean of Dubuque by Dr
Hennesay some years ago. He is about forty years of age and it sixteen years a
priest. American papers speak of him as scholarly and eloquent, a successful
missionary and capable administrator.
29 May 1896 New Zealand Tablet
We are requested to
insert the following congratulatory note :-
"The many
Geraldine [NZ] friends of the Rev P. [Patrick] Treacey tender him their hearty congratulations
on the appointment of his brother the Rev T Treacey as bishop of Sioux City,
America. Signed on behalf of committee, E. Burke, T. Markham, D. Guthrie, M.
Guerin, J. Charles, C. Boland.
Nov 25, 1908 (FJ) Death of Rev. E. Treacy,
PP, Askeaton
Limerick, Tuesday. The death occurred yesterday at the Parochial House, Askeaton, of the Rev. Edmund Treacy, PP, after a bried illness. Father Treacy was appointed to the parish of Stonehall about twenty-one years ago, and was transferred to Askeaton after four years.He was a zealous pastor, and his death is deeply mourned by his parishioners. The funeral will take place on wednesday, after office and High Mass, which will commence in askeaton Parish church at 11.30.
December 19, 1908 The Irish standard (Minneapolis,
Minn.)
Limerick. The death occurred on Nov. 23 at the Parochial House, Askeaton of the Rev. Edmund Treacy, P. P., after a brief illness. Father Treacy was appointed to the parish of Stonehall about twenty-one years ago, and was transferred to Askeaton after four years. He was a zealous pastor, and his death is deeply mourned by his parishioners.
14 January 1909, New Zealand Tablet,
Volume XXXVII, Issue 2, Page 57
Rev. Father Treacy, Limerick
We regret to announce the death of
the Rev. Edmond Treacy, P.P., who passed away at the presbytery, Askeaton,
County Limerick, on November 23. The deceased, who has been connected with the
diocese of Limerick since his ordination, was the eldest son of the late
Patrick Treacy, Cromwell, Hospital, brother of the Very Rev. Dean Treacy, Los
Angelos, California, the Rev. P. Treacy, of Stratford, New Zealand, and Mr.
John Treacy, Kilnap House, County Cork. The late Father Treacy, who had reached
a good old age, had been curate at Parteen for a lengthened period, but about
twenty years ago he was appointed to the parish of Stonewall, whence he was
transferred to Askeaton some seventeen years since. He was a great favourite
with his people, and never spared himself in the promotion of their spiritual
welfare. R.I.P.
14 January 1909 New Zealand Tablet
TREACY.— On the 23rd November, 1908,
at the presbytery, Askeaton, County Limerick, Rev. Edmond Treacy, P.P., after a
brief illness, eldest son of the late Patrick Treacy, Cromwell, Hospital,
brother of the Very Rev. Dean Treacy, Los Angelos, California, and the Rev.
Patrick Treacy, P.P., Stratford, New Zealand, and John Treacy, Kilnap House,
Cork. R.I.P.
21 January 1909 New Zealand Tablet
Limerick...The Late Father Treacy.
At a recent meeting of the Rathkeale Board of Guardians the following
resolution was agreed to: — 'That we, the members of Rathkeale Board of
Guardians and District Council, express deepest regret at the demise of the
Rev. T. Treacy, P.P., the deservedly esteemed and popular pastor of Askeaton
and Ballysteen, who, during his "missionary career in various parishes of
the diocese, devoted himself with unremitting zeal and unceasing labor to the
spiritual and temporal advancement of the people; that we convey to the
relatives of the beloved priest, as well as to his sorrowing parishioners, our
earnest sympathy in the loss they have sustained by his lamented death, and
adjourn this meeting of the board and council as a tribute of respect to the
memory of the dead. That a copy of this vote of condolence be forwarded to
Father Hartigan, Askeaton, and to the brother and. family of the deceased
clergyman.'
28 January 1909 New Zealand Tablet Stratford (From our own correspondent.)
A Solemn, Requiem Mass was
celebrated in the Church of tho Immaculate -Conception on Tuesday for the
repose of the soul of the Rev. Father Edmond Treacy, of Askeaton, Limerick, an
obituary notice of whom was published in a recent issue of the Tablet. It was
the first time in the history of the parish that such an impressive ceremony
was celebrated here; and there was a very large congregation. As mentioned in
your ' obituary notice, Rev. Father Edmond Treacy was the eldest brother of our
beloved pastor, and when the Very Rev. Father Power "visited him in his
home at Askeaton some time ago he expressed a wish that Father Treacy should
pay him a visit. The ceremony was most impressive and .touching. Very Rev.
Father Powor (Hawera) was celebrant, Very Rev. Dean McKenna (New Plymouth)
deacon, Rev. Father Haire (Kaponga) subdeacon, Rev. Fathers Molloy (Marton),
O'Dwyer (Hawera), Menard (Okato), and "Bar r a (Opunake) chanters. The
Very Rev. Father Power preached an impressive discourse, in the course of which
he said that it was only a few weeks ago since he had enjoyed the hospitality
of the deceased priest in the beautiful parish of Askeaton, and had then jotted
down in his memory many mossages of love to his brother and cousin in
Stratford. He was to tell them they .should hasten Home to revive with him the
memories of childhood, and bring back tho tenderness of days that were dead;
but these tendernesses must now be revived, and those old memories renewed, in
that land where thero is no parting, and whore every manifestation of love is
brought to the height of its perfection. That Father Edmond Treacy had won a
place of refreshment, light, and peace, no one could doubt who had witnessed
the fruits of his labor and his zeal in Askeaton and in other parts of
Limerick. Father Treacy had the happiness to be a child of pious parents, who
were so singularly blessed as to see three of their sons dedicated to the high
service of the altar — one, their beloved pastor, whose boundless zeal in the
saving of souls was well knoAvn ; another, Dean Treaey, of California, who
leads the priests of his diocese in every high and holy cause; and the third,
who labored for souls in holy Ireland, and who has just laid down his works and
his burden at the feet of God.
1 December 1922 Hawera & Normanby Star (NZ)
The Rev. Father.
Patrick Treacy, whose death was reported yesterday, was formerly parish priest
of Stratford, and had for some years been living in retirement. He was born in
County Limerick, Ireland, some 70 years ago. He came to New Zealand in 1879, in
which year he was ordained. His first church was St. Mary's, Wellington, after
which he was priest at Masterton, Kumara, and Geraldine. Then he relieved Dean
McKenna at New Plymouth for about a year, while the latter was on a visit to
the Old Country, and then came to Stratford towards the end of 1900. In 1909
the late Father Treacy had a trip to England, and m 1912 he retired from active
work. Since then he had led a very secluded life. He was a very hard worker,
and is well remembered for his efforts in clearing off the church's debt. The
funeral will take place in Wellington on Tuesday morning next.
1922 Will - New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand -
Estate under £3000
Patrick Treacy,
priest, clerk in Holy Orders, born Kiltkelly Co. Limerick, died about 30 Nov
1922, will dated 20 Sep 1907
Executor: Mary Agnes Harding,
spinter, of Stratford NZ, born Tipperary.
2 April 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy owner and Eliza Mary Byrne petitioner.
(Ballincarra Weston, South Liberties, Limerick & Ballyrackane and Drishane Tipperary & Raheen (Kilkenny/Laois) & Barryhill (Kilkenny) & Mountrath (Laois) & 33 Henry Street Dublin)
9/11
June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy owner expartate and Guinness Mahon & Co petitioner.
(4 Lower Pembroke St Dublin… residue of 77 years from 1857… yearly rent £20…)
10/11
June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy owner and John Hobbs Peart petitioner.
(??? Court or Market Square Mountrath and other property in Mountrath)
13 June 1870 Irish Times
Landed Estates
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Treacy trustee and executer of Patrick Murray deceased owner and Ellen Moore Spinster petitioner.
(lands North Ward Castleknock Dublin)
8 October 1870 (FJ) French Ambulances
...Kilmallock...Davey Treacy...
8 April 1871 (N) Distressed French
Parishes of Knocklong and Ballingarry, County Limerick...Jeremiah Treacy 1s...
1871
British Census
William Tracey, spouse Johanna, b. abt 1826 Limerick Ireland, London England
= Johanna Tracey, spouse William, b. abt 1836 Limerick Ireland, London England
Mary Tracey, Inmate, 30, b. 1841 Limerick, inmate, Mount Pleasant Liverpool Lancashire
Bridget Tracey, Inmate, 12, b. 1859 Ireland, inmate, Mount Pleasant Liverpool Lancashire
John Tracey, Inmate, 4, b. 1867 Liverpool, inmate, Mount Pleasant Liverpool Lancashire
James Tracy, b. abt 1823 Limerick Ireland, Kent England
John Tracey, b. abt 1800 Limerick Ireland, London England
Michl Tracy, b. abt 1858 Limerick Ireland, Surrey England
1871
Boston Pilot
Of Martin Tracy, who left Limerick on the 1st
of November, 1866. The last letter received from him was dated the 30th of
June, 1868, and was from Chicago, where Martin was at work in Reid &
Sherwin’s slaughter-house. Information of him will be received by Denis Quilty,
care of Mr. Buckley, 162 Beach street, Boston, Mass., who will tell him about
his people.
1871 Tewksbury Almshouse Intake Record - Massachusetts
Thomas Tracey, 44, fr Boston Jan 5 1871
44, b. Ire Co. Limerick. Sing.
Laborer. Land Bos June 17 1851 per ship Ann direct to Gloucester there 5 yrs.
New Bedford 1 yr. Taunton 1 yr. Bridgewater 4 mos then Gloucester - then Ire 10
yrs, Land 2nd time in Bos June 19 1869 per "Aleppo". since in
Manchester Gloucester & Bos Nat Bos US Court Oct 1858. Pd 2 or 3 taxes in
G. says owned house lot in G 2 yrs. Fa John
& Mo land Bos per Alepepeo" June 19 1869. Now in Gloucester. Numbness
in legs. No other Inst,
Dis Mch 30 1871
20 July 1872 (FJ)
The Grange, Pallas-green, County Limerick...Stephen Treacy...
1872
– 1915 Ireland's Royal Garrison Artillery
Cornelius Treacy, St. Munchins, Limerick, Co. Clare. WO96/1319
John Tracey, St. Marys, Limerick. WO96/1401,
John Treacy, Abbeyfeale, Limerick. WO96/1401,
Patrick Tracey, St. Michael, Limerick. WO96/1401,
Patrick Treacy, St. Michael, Limerick. WO96/1401,
William Treacy, Knocklong, Limerick. WO96/1401,
William Treacy, Knocklong, Limerick. WO96/1401,
William Treacy, St. Michael, Limerick. WO96/1401,
16 July 1873 (FJ) Limerick
Tracey v.
Tracey. This was an action brought by a man named Tracey, residing at Searth,
against his brother's widow for alleged slander...a goose...for the defendant.
July 1873 Tracy v. Tracy
This was an
action for slander. The plaintiff is brother-in-law of the defendant, Mrs.
Tracy, and they live in adjoining holdings of Scartt, County Limerick. It was
alleged that cattle and fowl belonging to plaintiff trespassed on the lands of
the defendant, who complained "You are a robber, a public robber and you
have stealing my hay during the winter"...alleged injuring plaintiff in
his business as a dairyman...jury found for defendant.
Orange Kilfinnane
In 1873, Townshend brought Gascoigne, the Oliver heir, to Kilfinnane...
“...And sure Buggy Treacy, whose wife wasn't lazy
In drinking the porter, then 'wheeled' for the blue....
Vivien Hick.
Images of Palatines from Folk Tradition, Novels and Travellers' Accounts.
Béaloideas, Vol. 64/65 (1996/1997), pp. 1-61
1873 In assoc with
Castleoliver Estate - William Uniacke
Townsend
Kilfinane lands...Edmond Tracey, Nicholas
Tracey... Kilfinane Town... Mary
Tracey... Coolavehy... Mary
Tracey, William Tracey...Johanna Tracey...NLI Ms 5826
April 1874 Limerick Quarter Sessions
...ejectment
by Rev Alexander M'Loughlin, rector of Doon, to recover a house and three acres
of land from Timothy Tracy. After evidence had been given, the case was
postponed till next sessions.
May 13, 1874 The Irish Canadian
An ejectment
was brought by the Rev. Alexander McLoughlin, Recor of Doon, to recover a house
and three acres; of land from Timothy Tracy. After evidence had been given, the
case was postponed till next sessions.
19 September 1874 Pilot (Boston
Ma)
Latest Irish News. Limerick
The Limerick Junction Murder.— Edmond Carey, sen., and Thomas Tracy,
who were arrested on the night of the murder, and who have since been detained
in custody in the bridewell, Tipperary, have been discharged.— Limerick Reporter.
1874
The Medical Register
Richard Thomas Tracy [Limerick] (see Richard Thomas Tracy)
190 Collins Street East, Melbourne, Australia
Lic. R. Coll. Surg. Irel. 1848
M.D. Univ. Glasg. 1849.
1874
36.
Patrick Collins & 36a. John Tracey, Ballinacurra Weston [Prospect Row, St.
Michaels Limerick], £1.14.8 & £1.14.8 rent, 0a/0r/4p, weekly tenant
May 1875 The Butt Testimonial
Contributions
of the parishioners of St Mary's Parish, Limerick...Mr. Patrick Tracy £1...
29 May 1875 (N) The Butt Testimonial
...St.
Mary's Parish, Limerick, Patrick Tracy £1...
1 June 1875 (FJ) Limerick Corporation
...two
tenders for the purchasing of the Corporation Gas Works...Messrs. Tracey and
Nagle, solicitors, Cork...
1 January 1876 (NG) St. John's College,
Newport, Limerick
Holy Scriptures/Greek/Latin/French...Tracy
19 February 1876 (NG) Murderous Assault in
Limerick
...young man named Tracy...lies in Barrington's Hospital in a dying state...
26 February 1876 The London Gazette
Name Of Firm. National Bank Of Ireland.
Persons of whom the Company or Partnership
consists.
Treacey, Rev.
Edmond, Rathkeale, county Limerick, C.C. AND Treacey, Honoria, Rathkeale,
county Limerick
Treacey, Rev. Edmond,
Rathkeale, county Limerick, C.C.
22
July 1876 (N) Limerick
Constable John Tracey...was stationed...at
the O'Connell Monument before the procession...
17 February 1877 (NG) Limerick
...The arrest was made by Constable Tracy of the Dock Station in a short time after the outrage.
December 1879
Constable John Tracy, Docks Station, Limerick has been appointed Inspector of the Port by the Privy Council under the Cattle Diseases Act and exempted from all other police duties. He is an active and intelligent officer and deservedly respected by his superiors.
1879
Slaughter of cattle (Limerick)
...Constable Treacy of the Dock Police Station, who superintended the shipment of the cattle and issued licences...
...Dated at Limerick, 27 February 1879. John Treacy, Ship Inspector.
19
August 1876 (N) Pope's Collection
Doon, Co. Limerick...John Treacy
7s6d...Thomas Treacy 4s...Mrs Treacy 3s6d...Edmond Treacy 3s...
1876 Landowners
in Ireland (over 1
acre)
James Tracy, Bohernagorn, Kilfinane,
Limerick. 253a/2r/0p. £104.15.0
1876
Naturalisation Declarations, Rensselaer County NY
John
Tracy, of Limerick, 61, Queenstown to New York 1868, resided Cambridge
Washington Co, Oct
16, 1876
1876
Map - 1-12 Queen St., Boherbee and South Priorsland, Quarry Lane, Railway
Hotel; Sale catalogue - Valentine William Baring Wall
...Lot 1...2 Queen-street, John Treacy, 1st
May and 1st November, rent £3.2.0, 0a0r4.5p, Fee-farm dated 19th January 1869
made between mary D'esterre Acheson and Catherine Acheson of the one part and
John Treacy of the other part. The original of this grant is not in hands but a
copy of it from the tenants will be handed to the purchaser...LCA P23/44
LCA P23/44 http://www.traceyclann.com/files/wall
limerick.pdf
????
Map - Charles O'Hara
Denominations: Limerick City. Old Windmill
Road, Upper William Street, Cornwallis Street, Lower
Catherine Street, William Street, Catherine
Street, Upper Cecil Street, Pike's Row, Back Lane, High
Street. In Askeaton, Church Lane.
Tenants. Limerick City...John Tracy...LCL
12
January 1877 (FJ) Testimonial to the Rev Mortimer Fitzgerald PP of Ballyagran
[Limerick]
United parishes of Kilmallock and
Ballingaddy...John Treacy...Mr E Treacy 10s...Mr D Treacy 10s...
9
May 1877 (FJ) To the Most Rev. George Butler, Lord Bishop of Limerick
...Pope Golden Jubilee...Parish of St.
Michael...Thomas Stewart Tracy, A.B., ex-Sch., T.C.D...Richard Tracy...
18
September 1877 (FJ) Home Rule Demonstration in Kilmallock
...reception...Michael Tracy...
22
September 1877 (N) Mr. C.S. Parnell M.P. arrived in Kilmallock
...platform...Michael Tracy...
1877?
birth Patrick Tracy
In
Memory of Patrick Tracy
Born in Co Limerick, Ireland
Died in Newport, RI May 23 1911 age 34 years
May his soul rest in peace
pasheekey@yahoo.com St. Columba Cemetery, Middletown, RI
Registers
of Seamen's Services
Frederick William Francis Patrick Tracy, b. 12 July 1878 Saint Thomas Limerick, Official Number: 287221 ADM 188/461
Emmett Robert Tracy, b. 21 March 1881 Limerick, Limerick, Official Number: 195153 ADM 188/336
1878
Invercargill Dep Glasgow, Scotland 12 Jul 1878 Arr Port Chalmers NZ 2 Oct
1878
Patrick Treacy, 20, Farm Labourer from Limerick,
Invercargill, Glasgow to Otago NZ, Arrival Date: 02 Oct 1878 (assisted emigration)
Patrick Treacy, 20 years, farm labourer, single, of Limerick
February 1878 to 1887 London
Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
Edmond Treacey, Rev., Rathkeale, county Limerick (C.C.)
Edmond Treacey, Rev., and Honoria Treacey, Rathkeale, county Limerick (C.C.)
27 February 1878 to 1887 The London Gazette
Name Of Firm. National Bank Of Ireland.
Persons of whom the Company or Partnership
consists.
Treacy, James,
Ballinarouga, Ballingarry, county Limerick, famer
February 1880 London Gazette
Inland Revenue - Copy of Bankers Returns - Persons of whom the Company or Partnership consists
John Tracy and Mrs. Mary A. Tracy, Upper William Street Limerick & Blockboy, Limerick
1878
RIC Service [retired
Limerick – see 1901 & 1911 Census]
Martin Treacy, 35513, b. 1849
Tipperary
35513 Martin Treacy, 19 years,
5'10.25", b. Tipp S?R, Catholic, married 16 July 78 wife from Dublin City,
recommended by SI Holland, farmer, allocated 1 May '69, served Waterford 28 Aug
1869 - Limerick 1/5/78, Reward & Punishments, Pensioned 1.10.96 35313D/19983.
10 May 1878 (FJ) Mr. Butt and his
Constituency
...Limerick...John Treacy...Patrick Treacy...
Gainsborough arrived Westland New Zealand
1878 (assisted emigration)
James Tracey, 21 years, single, farm lab, of Limerick
Lady Jocelyn arrived Canterbury 08 Dec 1879
(assisted emigration)
Henry Treacy/Tracy, 29 years, single, ag labourer, of Limerick
Thomas Treacy/Tracy, 24 years, single, ag labourer, of Limerick
(Laurence Bradley labrs. Christchurch - Timara???)
Honora Treacy, 28 years, single, genl servt, of Limerick
Johanna Treacy, 26 years, single, genl servt, of Limerick
[Timara? in pencil in front of names]
1879 Banking Almanac
James Treacy, manager Munster Bank, Hospital, Limerick
25
February 1880 London Gazette
The National Bank
John Tracy, 1 Charlotte-street Dublin,
victuller
John Tracy, and Catherine, his wife, 1
Charlotte-street Dublin, victuller
John Tracy, Upper William-street, Limerick
and Mary A. Tracy, Mrs,, Blockboy, Limerick
Michael Tracy, Halverstbwn Naas [Kildare],
farmer
Felix Treacy, Rev, Moyvalley, Enfield, county
Kildare, P.P.
James Treacy, Ballinarouga, Ballingarry,
county Limerick, farmer
Margaret Treacy, Mrs, Rathclare Buttevant,
[Cork]
Michael Treacy, Rooske, Maynooth, [Kildare]
Edmond Treacey, Rev, Rathkeale, county
Limerick, C.C.
March 1880 Limerick
Thomas Tracy, a little boy aged eight years, was charged with having maliciously set fire to some letters in the City Post Office last August. He pleaded not guilty.
1880 City of Limerick
The Crown declined to prosecute Thomas Kinsley, and Thomas Treacy was discharged by the judge at Summer Assizes 1880 on charge of injury to property of Postmaster General on 6 January.
24 May 1880 Freeman's Journal
... Acting con Treacy, Cappamore, to be Constable
September 1881 Limerick
The Theatre Royal was crowded with citizens of every class anxious to support native industry... Mr. Tracey of the Compositors' Guild of Trades...
27 December 1881 Freeman's Journal
... Patrick Treacy, (Communicant) At Ballynahown, Killmallock, on thee 22nd inst., at the early age of 42 years, and the 18th of his sacred ministry, the above ...
1881 British Census
Edward
Tracey,
Head,
Married, M, 42, Labourer, Limerick;
24 Orcus St, Middlesex
Mary
Tracey,
Wife,
Married, F, 36, Cork; 24 Orcus St,
Middlesex
Honour
Tracey,
Daughter, Single, F, 11, Marylebone,
Middlesex
Patrick
Tracey,
Son,
Single, M, 8, Middlesex
Ellen
Tracey,
Daughter, Single, F, 6, Middlesex
Mary
Tracey,
Daughter, Single, F, 2, Middlesex
George
Tracy, 49 years, born Kings Co. married, tailor, 2 Noel St London Middlesex
Ann, 38 years, born Limerick, wife, tailoress
Ann, 18 years, born Bloomsbury, daughter, tailoress
James Tracy,
65 years, born Charleville Coy Cork, Domestic Cooper, 9 Molyneux St Chorlton on
Medlock Lanc
Mary, 64 years, born Charleville Coy
Cork, wife, Dressmaker
Elizabeth, 26 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
Ellen, 25 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
Margaret, 22 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick, single, Dressmaker
John, 20 years, born
Rathkale Coy Limerick,
single, House Joiner
John Tracey, 14 years, born Limerick,
Shaftesbury Training Ship East Ham Essex
John Tracey, head, 52, b. abt 1819 Limerick Ireland, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
Ann Tracey, wife, 40, b. abt 1831 Ireland, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
James Tracey, son, 10, b. abt 1861 London England, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
Daniel Tracey, son, 9, b. abt 1862 Guernsey Channel Islands, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
Winifred Tracey, daughter, 7, b. abt 1864 St Helier Jersey, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
Catherine Tracey, daughter, 5, b. abt 1866 St Helier Jersey, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
Mary Tracey, daughter, 3, b. abt 1868 St Helier Jersey, St Helier Jersey Channel Islands
Michael
Tracey, Lodger, Single, M, 33, Chemical Labourer, born Troon; Jarrow
Church Church Builds, South Shields, Durham
Peter Tracy, 39 years, born limerick, married, beer retailer, The Old House at Home Beer House Westbourne Sussex
Amelia, 30 years, born Portsmouth Hampshire, wife
John, 5 years, born Tralee, son
Charles, 3 years, born Belfast, son
Edwin, 11 months, born Ashton Under Lyne Lanc, son
William Treacey, 36
years, born Limerick, labourer, married, 35 Hopwood St. Liverpool Lanc.
Mary Ann, 33 years, born Waterford, wife
Katey, 9 years, born Dublin, daughter
Sarah, 7 years, born Dublin, daughter
Michael, 4 years, born Liverpool, son
Mary, 15 months, born Liverpool, daughter
1881 Ship: Nasmyth; Official number: 81334.
John
Tracy; rank/rating, Fireman; year of birth, 1845; place of birth, Limerick;
previous ship, Spain of Liverpool.
BT
99/1332
1881 Ship: Nasmyth; Official number: 81334.
John
Tracy; rank/rating, Fireman; year of birth, 1845; place of birth, Limerick;
previous ship, Spain of Liverpool.
BT
99/1332
15-16 May 1882 Freeman's Journal
... Mr l Treacy, constable RIC, Newepallas, county Limerick, aged 41 years, fourth son of the late Mr P Treacy, Killeraw, county Fermanagh, RIP.
1882 Death Notice
Dorothea Tracy, (née Wood), Catherine Street, Limerick Chronicle 2nd September 1882, wife of Rev. R. T. Tracy, death notice
“Tracy –At her residence, 62 Catherine-street, Dorothey the beloved wife of the Rev R. T. Tracy, and daughter of the Rev Samuel Wood. – Funeral on Monday morning at 9 o’clock.” (see Richard Taylor Tracey)
1882 Return of judicial rents
Andrew Treacy of Grange Limerick, landlord Trustees of Count de Salis (a minor), 43a/2r/37p, poor valuation £54/15/0, old rent £73/10/0, new rent £67/0/0 Rent charged in 1866 £52/1/6
David Treacy of Ballinahaun Limerick, landlord C.J. Coote, 95a/0r/0p, poor valuation £86/10/0, old rent £170/10/0, new rent £138/0/0, value £400/0/0 Rent changed in 1841 from £149/15/0. Provision made in this case as regards a labourer.
1882? The Gaelic journal = Irislear na elge
Patrick Treacy,
Scart, Kilteely, Co. Limerick
1883 Return of judicial rents
John Treacy of Clunteen Limerick, landlord Walter M. O'Grady, 19a/2r/1p, poor valuation £10/0/0, old rent £11/0/0, new rent £10/0/0, valuation £90/0/0
1883 William Treacy, tenant, Lady Ashtown, Coolavehy, Limerick, 37a3r16p, £17.5.0 valuation, £31 rent, £22 judicial rent, £150 value of tenacy
24 May 1884 (N) Land League
Knockaderry and Clouncagh Co. Limerick...subscribers...T Treacy...T. Treacy...4s each...
11 October 1884 (N) Marriage
Treacy and Delaney - September 30, at St. Michaels RC Church, Limerick, by the Rev C Conway, Adm, Edward J Treacy, TC, Main-street, Birr, to Emily, daughter of the late William Delaney, Esq, 23 Thomas-street, Limerick.
Etruria, Liverpool & Queenstown to New
York 14 Dec 1885
Dennis Tracey, 35, M, Labourer, Limerick
1885 Limerick City Electors
List
Daniel Tracy, Corbally, Inhabitant Householder, caretaker's house, offices and land, Abbey Ward
Jeremiah Tracey, Asylum Street, Inhabitant Householder, house and land, Market Ward Rural
John Tracey, Henry Street, Inhabitant Householder, house, Dock Ward
John Tracy, Mardyke, Inhabitant Householder, house, Custom-House Ward
John Tracy, Pennywell, Inhabitant Householder, house (as office), Abbey Ward
John Tracy, Pennywell, Inhabitant Householder, house, offices, garden and rope walk, Abbey Ward
John Tracy, William Street Upper, Inhabitant Householder, house, Market Ward
Michael Tracy, Market Alley, N., Inhabitant Householder, house and yard, Custom-House Ward
Patrick Tracy, Ahern's Row, Inhabitant Householder, house, offices and yard, Abbey Ward
Patrick Tracy, Nicholas Street, Inhabitant Householder, (room in hall) house and yard, Abbey Ward
Richard T. Tracy, Rev, Catherine Street, Rated Occupier, house and yard, Shannon
Ward
Thady Tracy, John Street, Inhabitant Householder, cellar, Irishtown Ward
Thomas Stanley Tracey, Henry Street, Inhabitant Householder, house and small garden, Dock Ward
William Tracey, Punch's Lane, Inhabitant Householder, house and yard, Dock Ward
11 July 1885 (N) Marriage
O'Shaughnessy and Tracy - July 4, at St. Joseph's Church, Glasthule, by the Rev Cannon Harold PP, Michael O'Shaughnessy, 81 Harcourt-street and Bruree, County Limerick, Barrister-at-law, eldest surviving son of the late Michael O'Shaughnessy, QC JP, to Valantina Marion, second daughter of William Tracy, Esq, Newtownsmith House, Kingstown.
January 1886 Death from tetanus
Limerick...John Tracy, a tallyman, residing at Arthur's quay...
September 1886 Sheriffs Sales, Limerick
The third case was that of Patrick Treacy, plaintiff; David Treacy, defendant. The farm which is situated at Ballynahoun, contains 94[?] acres, the rent being £134.15s and the amount of the exocution £70.9s.7d. The tenant bid up to £52 but the farm went to the landlord for£53.
24 September 1886 Freeman's
Journal
... Patrick Tracy against David Tracy. The farm is situate at
Bllinamhown, contains 134 acres at £134 15s, and the amount of execution ..
1886 Irish News
Limerick…The County sub-Sheriff (Fred. Sinclair Dobson) put up for sale on Sept. 21 at the County courthouse the tenants' interests in three farms, two being sold to release excutions for rent…The third case was at the suit of Patrick Tracy against David Tracy. The farm is situate at Ballinahown. After a brisk competition it was knocked down to the plaintiff for £53. The growing crops were also put up, but there were no bidders.
New
Zealand Tablet, Rōrahi XIV, Putanga 34, 17 Hakihea 1886, Whārangi 19
1886-1888
Dromin Football Club
...Michael Treacy – Cloonygarra...
...a match played by Dromin F.C. versus
Feenagh F.C. in 1888 at Ballyagran. The same men played with the exception of
Michael Treacy who had gone to America...Hurling...Notably among the players
were Haigney and Duryuer of Fedamore H.C. and Higgins and Mick Treacy of Dromin
whose long shots always reached from 980 to 100 yards...
1888 RIC Service [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
Samuel Treacy, 52768, b. 1867 Kilkenny
Kildare
52768 Samuel Treacy, 20 years 2 months,
5'19.75", b. Kilkenny Kildare, Protestant, married 24.4.95 wife from
Dublin, recommended by DI Newell, famer, allocated 9 Nov 87, served Limerick 29
May '88 - Dublin 15.7.91 - Down 16.7.95 - Belfast 15.2.02, P Act Sergt 1.6.1910
- P Sergt 1.4.1912, 5 Rewards, Disbanded 31-5-22 TS Belfast No 48 CA £195-0-0,
Cond Queens & Wicklow
1889
Return of judicial rents
Thomas Tracy of Carlineclough Limerick, landlord Auster F. Walker, 40a/0r/4p, poor valuation £18/5/0, old rent £26/0/0, new rent £16/0/0
Patrick Tracy of Gibbinstown and another Limerick, landlord Joseph Gubbins and another, 69a/1r/10p, poor valuation £70/15/0, old rent £132/10/7, new rent £82/0/0
1890
Return of judicial rents
David Treacy of Darraghbeg Limerick, landlord Lady Ashtown, 17a/1r/10p, poor valuation £10/5/0, old rent £14/0/0, new rent £10/0/0
1890 Return of judicial rents
James Treacy of Tobernea Limerick, landlord Lieut. John Gibbings, 56a/3r/31p, poor valuation £55/0/0, old rent £70/0/0, new rent £56/0/0, The rent in this case was fixed by consent of the parties at the sitting of the Court in Dublin.
Mary Tracy of Bunavie Limerick, landlord Lord Leconfield, 20a/3r/20p, poor valuation £15/0/0, old rent £17/6/0, new rent £14/0/0.
The Very Rev. Patrick Treacy,
Priest-is-charge of the Stratford Parish since 1901, was born in County
Limerick, Ireland. He was ordained at Waterford in the year 1881, and came out
to Wellington, New Zealand, in the same year. Before settling in Stratford,
Father Treacy had been stationed at Lyttelton, Masterton, Kumara, Geraldine,
Hawarden and New Plymouth.
1891
Return of judicial rents
Edmond Tracey of Knockany Limerick, landlord Count de Salis, 9a/2r/35p, poor valuation £9/10/0, old rent £14/0/0, new rent £10/0/0
1892
Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracey of Keelogues Limerick, landlord Thomas Dickin and others, 36a/2r/17p, poor valuation £33/0/0, old rent £45/10/8, new rent £33/15/0
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.
Alice Treacy, Cappamore (Limerick?)
Ireland, 1899, 16
years, to Wm Lonergan, Irvington, NYC, passage paid by B. Treacy,
Anne Tracy, Limerick Ireland, 1904,
23 years, To bro Timothy, 14 Perry St, Sand Hill, New York.
Bessie Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick?)
Ireland, 1903, 25 years, single, cousin Mrs McDonnell, 507 West 51str New York
Bridget
Gerard Tracy, sister, Paris France, 1912, 28 years, nun, Friend Mother Honorat 20 Rue Nddechaves
Paris, c/o Convent Mon Lecauis 2000 loro Alhmere St Baltimore MD b. Limerick
Ireland
Gerard Treacy, Baltimore Md USA,
1920, 34 years, female, single, nursing sister, lived 1912 to 1920 Balt.
Convent of Bon Secours, 2000 W. Baltimore St, Baltimore. 5’3”, Fsh complexion,
Fr hair, hazel eyes. b. Limerick Ireland.
Bridget Treacy, Ballylanders
Limerick Ireland, 1920, 26 year, single, Mother Mrs Kate Treacy, Ballylanders,
Knocklong, Limerick. Brother Wm Treacy, 82 Birch St Fitchberg, Mass, 5’4”, Fair
complexion, fair hair, grey eyes, b. Limerick Ireland.
Bridget Treacy, NY USA, 1924, 51
years, single,??? ??? ??? ??? ??? Kilmallock Co ??? lived 12 years New York,
home 58 East 129th street, New York city, 5’8”?, fair complexion,
brown hair, blue eyes. b. Kilmallock Co. Limerick, Ireland. [crossed
out]
Bridget Treacy, NY USA, 1924, 51
years, single, waitress, Mother Mrs Bridget Treacy, Martinstown, Killmallock,
Limerick. lived 4 years New York, Employment Hotel Alpine, Broadway, New York.
5’2”, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Kilmallock Co. Limerick
Ireland.
Edmond Treacy, Pallasgreen
(Limerick?) Ireland, 1910, 20 years, single, Father: John Treacy, Ballybrood
Pallasgreen. brother John Treacy, 225 East 112 St New York, 5’6”, fair
complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b. Ballybrood Ireland.
Edward
Tracy, Limerick Ireland, 1892, 23 years, to New York [Edward Tracy 23, Ellen
Tracy 19]
Ellen
Tracy, Limerick Ireland, 1892, 19 years, spinster, to New York [Not listed]
[Edward Tracy 23, Ellen Tracy 19]
Elsie Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick?)
Ireland, 1907, 23 years, single, Father Edwd Treacy, Holycross Kilmallock.
Uncle Michl Ryan, Low Ave, Chicago, Ill. 5’4”, dark complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes. b. Kilmallock Ireland. [crossed out]
George Tracey, Limerick Ireland,
1907, 28 years, Friend: Mr M Enright, 436 west 47th street New York, b.
Limerick
James
Tracey, b. Gibbonstown Limerick, 1893, 21 years, to New York [with 4 others
from Gibbonstown]
James Treacy, Pemerick (Limerick?
Ireland), 1900, 22 years, single, to brother Edward, Brooklyn, NY [crossed out]
James Treacy, Kiltuly (Kilteely
Limerick), Ireland,
1911, 22 years, single, Uncle? John Treacy, Kildrorin, Kilteely, Co. Limerick.
Cousin James O Dwyer, 1141 Shamrock? Coast? Detroit, Mich. 5’6”, fair
complexion, brown hair, brown eyes. b. Kiltuly Ireland.
Jeremiah Treacy, NY USA, 1924, 52
years, single, Sister Mrs O’Grady, Caherline, Co. Limerick. lived 1895/1924 NYC NY, resident returning
Globe Hotel, 120 Park Row, New York. 5’8”, dark complexion, brown hair, brown eyes.
b. Caherline Ireland. Immigration visa Cobh Sept 26/24, 489.
Jerh.
Tracey, Limerick Ireland, 1905, 25 years, to Newport RI, Brother Pat Tracey,
Newport RI.
John Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1895, 24 years, farmer, Limerick Ireland to Brooklyn
John
James Tracey, Limerick Ireland, 1899, 20 years, single, shop assistant, to 14th
Amstrad? Ave New York
John Treacy, Cappamore (Limerick?)
Ireland, 1907, 17
years, single, farmer, Jno Treacy, Shanaceon [Shanacloon?] Cappamor. brother
Pat Treacy, S & 4th St, Brooklyn, NY. 5’8”, fair complexion,
brown hair, blue eyes. b. Cappamore Ireland.
John Treacy, Ballinlough (Limerick)
Ireland, 1909, 20 years, single, Mrs. Treacy, Ballinlough, Co. Limerick. Sister
Mrs V Treacy, 35 Willow Place, Brooklyn. 5’11”, fair complexion, brown hair, blue
eyes. b. Ballinlough Ireland.
John Treacy, Pallasgrun (Pallas
Grean Limerick?) Ireland, 1909, 38 years, single, clark, Father John Tracey,
Cahertine, Pallasgreen, Co. Limerick. Brother John Treacy, 20 Mogusitto? Place,
Yonkers, NY. 5’8”, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. b. Pallasgreen
Ireland.
John
Tracey, b. Limerick Ireland, 1911, 37 years, single, Father: John, 1? Jan?
?pil? Bow, off Sharil? St, Limerick. Sister: Ellen, 3523 Mount Dignon? Bt? Philadelphia,
5’9”, Fresh complexion, Brown hair, Blue eyes,
John
Tracey, b. Limerick Ireland, 1921, 18 years, single, shop assistant, Father:
Timothy Tracey, Loughmore, Mungret, Limerick. To uncle: Thomas Stundon 621
Greham Avenue Astoria, Long island, NY, 5’7”, dark complexion, black hair, grey
eyes,
Kate Treacy, [Mrs?] Limerick
Ireland, 1900, 22 years, married/widowed?, to New York, Cousin de Regan?, 479
Av? 56th St New York
Katie Treacy, Bruff (Limerick?
Ireland), 1901, 22 years, single, uncle Timothy Tracy, 44 Horates St, NY.
Kate
Tracy, Bruff (Limerick Ireland?), 1905, 26 years, single, lived 1905 New
York, Sister Mrs Nixon 239 E 28th
St New York [crossed out]
Kate
Tracey, Kilmallock (Limerick Ireland?), 1907, 23 years, single, servant, to New
York, Cousin: Miss M. O’Brien 20 Madison Ave New York, 5’2”, Fresh complexion,
Dark hair, Grey eyes, [crossed out]
Kate Treacy, Kelmallock (Kilmallock
Limerick) Ireland, 1907, 26 years, single, Pat Kerby, Hoylcross, Co. Limerick.
Cousin Mrs Collins, 507 W 61st St New York. 5’6”, fair complexion,
fair hair, blue eyes. b. Co Limerick Ireland.
Martin
Tracey, Atherton (Askeaton Limerick Ireland?), 1905, 26 years, to sister Delia
Tracey, 28 West 46 Street New York
Mary Treacey,
Braffa [Bruffa] (Bruff? Limerick? Ireland), 1895, 18 years, to Providence
Mary Treacey,
Bruff (Limerick Ireland?), 1900, 60 years, married, to Chicago, husband paid
passage. To Husband do [Bro in law Jas? Treacy, 1486 W Bonguesst? Chicago]
[also Michael Cunningham 40, Mary Cunninham 30, cousins? from Bruff returing to
Chicago]
Mary
Tracy, NY USA, 1914, 18 years, [grandfather] Thomas Ryan, Olla Cottage,
Limerick Ire sister [in law?]: Ellen Tracy, 115, 8th St, Long Island
City, NY, 5’2”, fair complexion, grey hair, blue eyes. b. do [Limerick
Ireland/NJ City USA.] [also travelling Daniel Ryan 33 Uncle and his niece Mary
Gubbins 14 b. Tipperary]
Mary
Tracey, Caherline Tipperary? Ireland, 1915, 22 years, single, 5’4”, fair complexion,
fair hair, grey eyes, Mother Mrs Johanna Tracey, Caherline Ballybrood Co.
Limerick. Brother Edmond Tracey, LLV 113 Smith St Pakokill NJ. b.
Caherline Ireland.
Matthew Treacy, 1896, 30 years,
Ireland, to Joshua [Nashua?] NH
Mathew Tracy, d. 13 Apr 1897 8
Crowley Ave, Ward 7, Nashua, New Hampshire, age 34, single, moulder, phthisis
pulmonalis [consumption], buried Hudson Catholic Cemetery (s. of John Tracy,
farmer, & Mary Ryan, both born Ireland) [Could have been born Tuam Galway
or Grean Limerick]
Michael Tracey, Limerick Ireland, 1892, 22 years, to Nebraska
Michael Treacy, Ballingarry
(Limerick/Tipperary?) Ireland, 1907, 23 years, single, to cousin Daniel Cagney,
355 West 16th St New York. 5’9”, dk complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes. b. Ballingary, Ireland.
Michael
Tracy, Chicago USA, 1912, 27 years, single, Non Immedrating Alien, lived
Chicago 1906/11, to home 719 Lebord St NY, 5’8”, fair complexion, br hair, grey
eyes, b. Limerick Ireland. [name crossed out]
Nellie
Tracy, Kilmallock (Limerick Ireland), 1898, 21 years, single, Irish, lived
Kilmallock Co Limerick, to New York, sister Anne Fox 534 W 47th St
New York
Nora Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick)
Ireland, 1899, 21 years, single, to New York, to sister 534 W 37 St New York
Nora Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick)
Ireland, 1908, 27 years, single. Edmond Treacy Holycross Kilmallock. to sister Elsie Treacy 3025 Irdraine Ave
Chicago Ill, 5'4", dark complexion, dark hair, brown eyes, b. Killmallock
Ireland. [May have travelling with Edward Wallace/Wallis 11 of Gormanstown
Kilmallock]
Nora Treacy, Hosfistac (Hospital Limerick) Ireland, 1916, 23 years, single, domestic, Brother Jas Tracey Lodge Hospital Co Limerick. to San Francisco, lived 1911-14 Frisco, brother John Tracey (406 Duncan St) Mission Hotel San Francisco, 5'5", dark complexion, blond hair, brown eyes, b. Lodge Hospital Ireland
Norah
Tracey, London England, 1921, 18 years, single, 5’6”, Fr complexion, brn hair,
blue eyes, lived London, Father Mr Tracey, Mount Blackeney Co Limerick, To
uncle Mr Denis Healy, 166 Ceder St, Manchester NH. b. Dromin Ireland.
Patrick Treacey,
Limerick (Ireland), 1895, 23 years, to Binghampton NY
Patrick
Tracey, Limerick Ireland?, 1900, 22 years, married, with [occupation?], Cousin
Jane? Devine, Newport, RI,
Patrick Treacy, Limerick Ireland,
1903, 37 years, to friend Mr Hugh? Jones?, 380 Fureur St, Elizabeth, New
Jersey. [Patrick Treacy 37, Catherine Treacy 26, Catherine Treacy 2, John
Treacy 1] [bad copy]
Catherine Treacy, Limerick Ireland,
1903, 26 years, to friend Mr Hugh? Jones?, 380 Fureur St, Elizabeth, New
Jersey. [Patrick Treacy 37, Catherine Treacy 26, Catherine Treacy 2, John
Treacy 1] [bad copy]
Catherine Treacy, Limerick Ireland,
1903, 2 years, to friend Mr Hugh? Jones?, 380 Fureur St, Elizabeth, New Jersey.
[Patrick Treacy 37, Catherine Treacy 26, Catherine Treacy 2, John Treacy 1]
[bad copy]
John Treacy, Limerick Ireland, 1903,
1 year, to friend Mr Hugh? Jones?, 380 Fureur St, Elizabeth, New Jersey.
[Patrick Treacy 37, Catherine Treacy 26, Catherine Treacy 2, John Treacy 1]
[bad copy]
Patrick Treacy, Kilmallock Limerick?
Ireland, 1910, 24 years, single, Father William, Freston, Kilmallock Co Limerick.
to brother-in-law John O’Donnell, 1426 Amsterdam Ave New York, 5’8”, fair
complexion, fair hair, blue eyes, b. Kilmallock Ireland [Patrick Treacy 24,
Bridget Treacy 35]
Bridget Treacy, NY USA, 1910, 35
years, single, do [Father William, Freston, Kilmallock Co Limerick] lived 13
years New York, to do [brother-in-law John O’Donnell, 1426 Amsterdam Ave New
York], 5’6”, dark complexion, fair hair, brown eyes, b. do [Kilmallock Ireland]
[Patrick Treacy 24, Bridget Treacy 35]
Thomas
Tracey, Askeaton (Limerick Ireland?), 1897, 28 years, Lurries? [occupation],
USA Citizen, landed Pism? Pier, to Binghampton,
Thomas Treacy, Auglnacliffe [Ballyorgan] Co. Limerick (Ireland), 1906, 28 years, farmlab, to sister Mrs Mary Potter 312 Alma St Dorchester Mass
William Treacy, Kilmallock (Limerick
Ireland), 1902, 21 years, single, to sister Ellen O'Donnell 542 West 47 street
New York
United States Naturalization Petitions
Alice Tracy, born 14 Mar 1884 Cappamore, Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1923 New York
Bridget Tracy, born 30 Aug 1872 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1923 & 1927 New York City, NY
Dellia Or Bridget McMahon nee Tracey, born 10 Mar 1905 Mungret, Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1944 Ozone Park, Queens, NY. Spouse's Joseph McMahon born 27 Sep 1906 Children Thomas McMahon born 17 Jul 1930, Ann McMahon born 13 Dec 1932, Eileen McMahon born 25 Dec 1935
Dennis John Tracey, born 12 Aug 1893 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1919 Lynn, Massachusetts
Edward Joseph Tracy, born 11 Aug 1871 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1927 & 1930 New York City. Spouse's Catherine Tracy born 1881 Children Helen Tracy born 16 Jan 1900, William Tracy born 28 Dec 1902, Edward Tracy born 02 Sep 1904
Ellen Marie Cotter nee Tracy, born 09 Nov 1866 Kilfinnon, Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1939 Dorchester, MA. Spouse William Patrick born ? Apr 1871 Children John J Cotter born 28 Feb 1901, Anna R Cotter born 14 Oct 1904
John Joseph Tracey, born 16 May 1902 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1925 Jackson Heights, Queens, NY
John Tracey, born 01 Mar 1882 Siminick, [Limerick], Ireland. Naturalised 1906 Boston, Massachusetts
John Tracey, born 16 May 1902 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1921 New York
John Tracey, born 28 Oct 1875 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1921
John Tracey, born 28 Oct 1875 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1924
John Tracy, born 06 Mar 1888 Limenck, [Limerick] Ireland. Naturalised 1917 Boston, Massachusetts
John Tracy, born 14 Nov 1880 Lismisker, [???] Ireland. Naturalised 1911 Boston, MA
John Treacy, born 01 Mar 1885 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1908 Boston, Mass
Michael Joseph Tracey, born 17 Jul 1876 Co Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1926 New York. Spouse's Elizabeth Tracey.
Michael Joseph Tracey, born 17 Jul 1876 Martinstown, [Limerick?] Ireland. Naturalised 1929 New York City, NY. Spouse's Elizabeth Tracey born 22 May 1889, Child James Tracey born 22 Apr 1918
Theresa Treacy, born ? Sep 1896 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1925 Brooklyn, NY
Thomas Tracy, born Jun 1883 Limerick, Coolevahy, Ireland. Naturalised 1937 & 1940 Watertown, Mass. Spouse's Mary Tracy Children William Tracy born 22 Jun 1909, Anne M Tracy born 19 or 28 Apr 1915, Catherine R Tracy born 08 Sep 1919 or 1920
Thomas Treacy, born 15 Aug 1878 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1906 Boston, Massachusetts
William Patrick Tracey, born 12 Feb 1891 Limerick, Ireland. Naturalised 1915 Boston, Massachusetts
'Lord Gough', Queenstown to Phila 26 June
1893
Franis
Tracy, 25, b. Ireland 1868, farmer, lived Poultadown [Poultalloon Fedamore
Limerick], passage paid by sister, sister Maria 2416 Kings Entrance Ave Pha
'Lord
Gough', Liverpool to Phila 26 June 1893
John
Tracy, 22, b. 1871, Lived Cormick [Abbeygormacan Galway], farmer, brother paid
passage, brother N Tracy 3001 Portland Ave Chicago Armes
'Lord
Gough', Queenstown to Phila 26 June 1893
Jno
Tracey, 22, b. 1871, lived Killinur [Killimore? Galway] , brother paid passage,
brother Nicholas 3001 Portland Ave Chicago
'Indiana', Queenstown to Phila 6 Aug 1894
John
Tracey, 21, b. 1873, lived Tulsk [Ogulla Roscommon], to uncle John New York
City
John
Tracey, 42, b. 1852, married, lived Burell [Bruff Limerick?], lived 25 yrs New
York, to Actna N.J. Burgen Co. New York
1894 Freeman's Journal. Evicted Tenants Fund
Cappamore, Feb. 7th
1894...1s...Michael Treacy...
'Kensington', Queenstown to Phila 31 Mar
1895
Mary
Tracey, 20, b. 1875, single, laborer, lived Ballinashenrd [Ballynahown
Ballingaddy Limerick?], passage paid by mother, to Mich Hurley 1689 3 Ave New
York [with Hanoria Tracey 19, Bridget Manion 17]
Hanoria
Tracey, 19, b. 1876, lived Balliniahenrd [Ballynahown Ballingaddy Limerick?],
to Mich Madden 639 134 st New York [with Mary Tracey 20 - Manion Bridget 20]
Bridget
Manion, 17, b. 1878, single, labourer, lived Tomfried [Thornfield,
Killeenagarriff, Limerick?], to cousin M.L. Hurley 1869 3rd St New York [with
Hanoria Tracey 19, Mary Tracey 20]
'Ohio', Queenstown to Phila, 19 May 1895
Patrick
Treacy, 18, b. 1877, farmer, single, lived Pontaloon, sister P. paid passage,
to sister Miss M. Treacy, 637 N. 41st W. Phila O.K. [with Ellice 13 Kate 20]
Ellice
Treacy, 13, b. 1882, lived Pontaldon, passage paid by P. sister, to Miss M.
Treacy, 637 N 41st. W. O.K. Pa [with Patrick 18 Kate 20]
Margaret
Treacy, 17, b. 1878, lived Poultaloon [Poultalloon Fedamore Limerick], passage
paid by sister, to sister Molly 657 N 41st St Phila
Margaret
Treacy, 15, b. 1880, lived Poultstown, passage paid by self, to sister Molly
637 N 41st St Phila. Met by sister [travelling with Kate Miitchell 18]
'Kensington', Queenstown to Phila 13 July
1895
Hannah
Tracey, 43, b. 1852, married, lived Limerick, lived 1 Yr US with mother, to
mother - aunt - sister Mary 129 Wythe ave Blyn New York [with Edward 17]
Edward
Tracey, 17, b. 1878, lived Limerick, lived US 1 yr with mother P. P., to Mother
- Aunt - Sister Mary 129 Wythe Ave Blyn New York. [with Hannah 43]
9
May 1895 Limerick Chronicle
Wool
sales.- …the purchasers being Messrs Ebrill, Tracey and Slattery.
30
March 1897 Limerick Chronicle
Funeral
of the late Mr. Zachary Myles J.P.
…Town
Councillors…P. Tracey …
Limerick
Chronicle
Funeral
of the Rev. Joseph Bourke, P.P.
…Rev.
E. Tracey CC Stonehall…
Limerick
Chronicle
The
Accident at the Docks
…Inquest
at Thomondgate into the circumstances touching the death of William Connery,
aged 68, a dock labourer, who was killed aboard the s.s. “Tintern Abbey”…Sergeant
Treacy conducted the case for the crown…
1895 Return of judicial rents
Michael Tracey of County Limerick, landlord Thomas R. Roche, 33a/1r/29p, poor valuation £17/15/0, old rent £21/6/0, new rent £15/10/0
1896 Return of judicial rents
Thomas Treacy of Cromwell (Glebe-lands) Limerick, landlord Rt. Hon. Viscount Castlerosse, 19a/1r/30p, poor valuation £21/15/0, old rent £25/7/6, new rent £17/0/0
June 27, 1896 News from Ireland
...Mayor of Limerick...voted for Cussack...Treacy...
1896 RIC Service [see 1901 & 1911
Census]
Robert
John Tracy, 53294, b. 1861 Monaghan
53294 Robt
John Tracy, 17 years 8 months, 5'8.5", b. Monaghan, Catholic, married 6.6.96
wife from Tip SR, recpmended by HC Morris, none [trade], allocated 22 August 88
- 14 Mar 89 with loss of former service, served Tipperary S.R. 9 Nov 89 -
Limerick 1.9.96, 8? Punishments, Discharged 24.8.88[?] Unfit by Surgeon 99671D
Pensioned 16.9.1914 16.9.1914 86253D, Contd Londonderry & Leitrim
June 1897 Cricket
Ballaghaderin [Limerick?]...G. Tracey...
24 September 1897 New Zealand Tablet
Treacy. — Your prayers are earnestly requested for the repose of the soul of Stephen Treacy, of Scart, County Limerick, Ireland, who departed this life on the 3rd day of July, 1897; age 28 years.
1897 Limerick Municipal Elections Results
Abbey Ward. Councillors...Patrick Tracy...
1898 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
May 1898 Charge of Murder
...making a love match...went into Tracy's publichouse...Doon Limerick...
'Pennland', Queenstown to Phila 12 April
1899
John
Tracey, 32, b. 1867 Ireland, lived Braff
[Bruff Limerick], lived US 1889 to Apr 1898, brother P.P.T. paid passage, brother
James Tracey 1624 W Hamison St Chicago.
Sep 30, 1899 (SS) Land and Labour
Convention at Kilmallock...Ballingaddy - David Tracey, DC...
1899 Kilmallock Rural District Council
Ardpatrick...David Treacy...
1899 Royal Commission on the
Irish Land Acts
Edward Treacy of Kilfinane Limerick, landlord Col. F.C.T. Gascoigne, 54a/2r/2p, poor valuation £57/0/0, old rent £63/15/0, sale of tenancy 1 May 1886
1899 Royal Commission on the
Irish Land Acts
Purchaser: Thomas Treacy, farmer of Gortavalla Limerick, Landlord: Richard Bourke, Vendor: John Madden and others, 53a/3/24p, valuation £38/15/0, rent £37/0/0, Sale May 29/1895, Tenancy: £475/0/0, repayment 13 years. Improvements all made by landlord
1899 Return of advances under
Purchase of Land
April 15 1897 Purchaser: David Treacy of Coolavehy Limerick, Vendor: Hon. W.C. Trench, 18a/0r/1p, value £10/5/0, rent £10/0/0, purchase £173, advance £173
April 15 1897 Purchaser: William Treacy of Coolavehy Limerick, Vendor: Hon. W.C. Trench, 38a/3r/9p, value £17/5/0, rent £22/0/0, purchase £330, advance £330, cash £66
1899 Return of advances under
Purchase of Land
January 12 1899 Purchaser: Johanna Treacy of Coolavehy Limerick, Vendor: Hon. W.C. Trench, 22a/0r/0p, value £9/5/0, rent £13/10/0, judicial, purchase £205, advance £205, cash £41
1899 Return of judicial rents
Jan 28 1899 Mary A. Tracey of Bohernagore Limerick, landlord Berkley D. Wise, 162a/1r/24p, poor valuation £198/10/0, old rent £237/12/0, new rent £200/0/0, Settled in Court in Dublin
Jan 28 1899 Mary A. Tracey of Bohernagore Limerick, landlord Berkley D. Wise, 32a/0r/0p, poor valuation £-, old rent £68/0/8, new rent £34/0/0, Settled in Court in Dublin
Jan 28 1899 Mary A. Tracey of Bohernagore Limerick, landlord Berkley D. Wise, 86a/0r/0p, poor valuation £-, old rent £132/5/2, new rent £96/0/0, Settled in Court in Dublin
23 January 1894 - Freeman's Journal
Tracy And Rickards - January 17, 1894, at Ennis, by Rev P O'Kelly, Ennis, Patrick Tracy, Limerick, to Mary Frances Richards, daughter of the late William Rickards, Merchant, Ennis.
1899-1915 McMahon Collection
559. Type: Memorandum of Agreement
Parties: Elizabeth Considine, Mill Street, Ennis, County Clare and Mary Anne Tracey, 3 Violet Villas, Limerick to John Boland, Haghbooley, County Clare
Property: Dwelling house and shop at Parnell Street, Ennis, County Clare
Terms & Conditions: Yearly rent of £24.4.0.
Date: 24 February 1915
560. 9 June 1909 Decree against goods issued by the County Court
Judge ordering arrears of rent to be paid by Anne Sexton, Market Street, Ennis, County Clare to landlord Elizabeth Considine, Mill Street, Ennis, County Clare and Mary Anne Tracey, 3 Violet Villas, Limerick.
563. 29 April 1899 Original notice to quit issued by Elizabeth Considine and Mary Anne Tracey to representatives of Mary Walsh requiring them to quit and deliver possession if house and premises in Mill Street, Ennis, County Clare on the Rickard family estate. Includes numerous blank signed notices to quit.
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19th
October 1900 Evening Express [Wales]
Newport...Soldiers Run Amuck. George Tracey
and John Fitzgerald, gunners in the Mountain Battery (both natives of Limerick)
ran amuck on Thursday night, and were now arraigned for being drunk and
disorderly in High-street, kicking a woman, malting a row in a fried fish shop
at 95 Shaftesbury-street...The sergeant who was sent to speak as to their
character said Tracey had only recently returned from the front, having been
invalided home. Daring the six weeks he had, been home with the battery there
had been one charge against him...
1900 Irish Mission for Immigrant Girls in
New York City
Alice Tracy, 1899, 16 years, from Limerick. Sponsor: B. Tracy 19 Walt St. N.Y. (Majestic - September 21 1899)
Honora Tracey, 1929, 19 years, from Limerick. Sponsor: Mrs. Rafferty 173 Warburton Ave. Yonkers, N.Y. (Franconia - September 22 1929)
Kate Tracey, 1901, 22 years. from Limerick. Situation (Lucania 1901-11-09)
Nora Tracy, 1899, 20 years, from Limerick. Sponsor: Mrs. Joe 534 W. 47th St. N.Y. (Teutonic - April 13 1899)
Catherine Burke, 1928, 19 years, from Limerick. Sponsor: Mrs. Tracy 372 11th Avenue Astoria, Long Island. aunt (Republic - November 20 1928)
Bridget Landers, 1928, 23 years, from Limerick. Sponsors: Bridget Tracy 541 W. 156 St. N.Y.; John Landers 4826 Carolin St. Woodside, Long Island, N.Y. cousin and brother (Baltic - May 21 1928)
Helena Loftus, 1902, 20 years, from Limerick. Sponsor: Mrs. Pk Treacy 75 Long Wharf Newport, R.I. (Umbria - April 27 1902)
Belgenland, Queenstown to Phila 30 Apr
1900
Michael
Tracey, 30, b. 1870 Ireland, lived Kilmullock [Kilmallock Limerick], to cousin
Mrs Annie Noonan 23 Smith St Quincey Boston Mass. Wm & Dennis Carty.
'Waesland', Queenstown to Phila 21 April
1901 [see 11 Mar 1896]
Maggie
Treacy, 23, b. 1878, lived Cukenline [Caherline, Kilmurry, Limerick?], passage
paid by brother, to brother Michl Tracy 1251 South Western Ave Chicago.
Thomas
Treacy, 21, b. 1880, lived Ninugh [Nenagh Tipperary], passage paid by brother
P.P.T., brother Martin Tracy, 2200 St. James Place Pha. Called for him.
1901 Return of judicial rents
12/12/1900 Thomas Tracy of Ballynarooga More (South) Newcastle West Limerick, landlord Edmond Moroney, 38a/3r/6p, poor valuation £20/10/0, old rent £30/0/0, new rent £25/0/0
1901 Return of advances under
the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act
30/10/1901 Thomas Treacy of Cromwell Limerick, landlord Trustees of A.H.W. King, 40a/2r/38p, poor valuation £26/0/0, rent £36/10/0, Judicial, purchase £526, advance £526, cash £-
1901
Census of England
Frederick W F P Tracey, 22, St Thomas
Limerick Ireland, Stoker, Kent?
John Tracy, 40, Ireland County Limerick,
Turner Iron Foundry, Droylsden, Lancashire
William Tracey, 32, Ireland Knocklong
[Limerick?], Milk Dealer, Congleton, Cheshire
1901 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1901 &1911 Census
Limerick County – Heads of Families
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1901
Alphabetical |
1911
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1901 By Area |
1911 By Area |
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Anne Treacy, Doon South,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe, Boher Bridget Tracey, Ballykennedy
South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh Bridget Treacy, Scart, Kilteely,
Kilteely Catherine Tracey, Kildimo,
Kildimo, Kildimo David Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Denis Tracey, Mountfox, SS
Peter & Paul, Kilmallock Edmond Tracey, Doon Town,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe, Boher Edmond Treacy, Grange Upper,
Tullybracky, Bruff Edward Tracey, Ballyania,
Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edward Treacy, Main Street,
Askeaton, Askeaton, Askeaton James Tracey, Stonehall,
Kilcornan, Kilcornan, Stonehall, Cappagh James Treacy, Boherdotia,
Oola, Oola and Solohead James Treacy, Cloghadoolarty
North, Fedamore, Fedamore James Treacy, RIC, Kilduff,
Ballynaclogh, Pallasgreen James Treacy, Tobernea East,
Effin, Effin Johanna Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe Johannagh D. Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe John Tracey, Caherline,
Ballybrood, Caherconlish John Tracey, Glenanair East,
Particles, Kilfinane John Treacy, Bunavie, Grean,
Pallasgreen John Treacy, Cloonteen,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe, Boher John Treacy, Common,
Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy, Kildromin,
Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy, Knocklong East,
Knocklong, Knocklong and Glenbrohane Margaret E. Tracy,
Castleconnell Town, Stradbally, Castleconnell Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane
Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane
Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Martin Treacy, South Quay,
Monagay, Newcastle, Templeglantine Mary Treacy, Ballinlough,
Ballinlough, Hospital Mary Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Carrowclogh,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Mary Treacy, Coolbaun,
Castletown, Doon Mary Treacy, Newtown South,
Oola, Oola and Solohead Mary Treacy, Scart, Kilteely,
Kilteely Michael Tracey,
Ballycullane, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Michael Tracey, Doon North,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe, Boher Michael Treacy, Cluggin,
Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean, Doon Michael Treacy, Garrynderk
North, Effin, Effin Patrick Treacy, Ballyhaght,
Kilquane, Kilmallock Patrick Treacy, Gibbonstown,
Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Thomas Tracey, Ballynarooga More
, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh North Thomas Tracy, Cloonty,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Thomas Treacy, Cromwell,
Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy, Duntryleague,
Galbally, Galbally William Tracey, Kilmallock
Town, SS Peter & Paul, Kilmallock William Treacy, Ballybricken
West, Inch St., Caherconlish Lawrence William Treacy,
Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders William Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy, Teermore,
Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana |
Bridget Treacy, Glenanair
East, Particles, Kilfinane Catherine Tracey,
Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders Catherine Treacy, Cluggin,
Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean, Doon Catherine Treacy,
Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana David Treacy, Ballynahown, Ballingaddy,
Kilmallock Edmond Tracey, Ballyania,
Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edmond Treacy, Doon Town,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Edmond Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely Edmund Treacy, Grange Upper,
Tullybracky, Bruff Hanora Treacy, Common,
Ballingarry, Ballingarry James Treacy, Cloghadoolarty
North, Fedamore, Fedamore James Treacy, Stonehall,
Kilcornan, Kilcornan, Stonehall Cappagh James Treacy, Tobernea East,
Effin, Effin Johanna Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe John Tracey, Caherline, Ballybrood,
Caherconlish John Treacy, Ballincarroona,
Kilfrush, Hospital John Treacy, Ballykennedy
South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh John Treacy, Bunavie, Grean,
Pallasgreen John Treacy, Cloonteen,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher John Treacy, Graigacurragh,
Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy, Kildromin,
Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy, Mountfox, St.
Peter & Paul's, Kilmallock John Treacy, Srahane,
Carrigparson, Caherconlish, Ballybricken Margaret Treacy, Main
Street, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Martin Treacy, South Quay,
Monagay, Newcastle, Templeglantine Newcastle West Mary Tracey, Knocklong East,
Knocklong, Knocklong and Glenbrohane Mary Tracey, Newtown, Bruff,
Bruff Mary Treacy, Ballinlough,
Ballinlough, Hospital Mary Treacy, Ballyhaght,
Kilquane, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Cloonty,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Mary Treacy, Coolbaun,
Castletown, Doon Michael Tracey, Carrowclogh,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Michael Treacy, Ballybricken
West, Inch St. Laurence, Caherconlish Michael Treacy,
Ballygrennan, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Michael Treacy, Caherconlish
Town, Caherconlish, Caherconlish Michael Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe Michael Treacy, Doon North,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Michael Treacy,
Mountblakeney, Kilbreedy Minor, Effin Morgan Treacy, Doon South,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Patrick Treacy, Ballyroe
Upper, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Patrick Treacy, Caherass,
Croom, Croom Patrick Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely Robert John Tracy,
Pallaskenry Town (a), Chapelrussel, Kildimo Thomas Tracey, Ballynarooga
More , Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh North Thomas Treacy, Caherelly
East, Caherelly, Ballybricken Thomas Treacy, Cromwell,
Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy, Duntryleague,
Galbally, Galbally Timothy Tracey, Baunacloka,
Mungret, Mungret and Crecora William J. Treacy, Doon
Town, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe, William Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy,
Gortakilleen, Oola, Oola and Solohead William Treacy, Teermore,
Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana |
Edward Treacy, Main Street,
Askeaton, Askeaton, Askeaton John Treacy, Common,
Ballingarry, Ballingarry William Treacy,
Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders Edward Tracey, Ballyania,
Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edmond Treacy, Grange Upper,
Tullybracky, Bruff Michael Tracey,
Ballycullane, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Patrick Treacy, Gibbonstown,
Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana William Treacy, Teermore,
Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana John Tracey, Caherline,
Ballybrood, Caherconlish William Treacy, Ballybricken
West, Inch St., Caherconlish Lawrence James Tracey, Stonehall,
Kilcornan, Kilcornan, Stonehall, Cappagh Margaret E. Tracy, Castleconnell
Town, Stradbally, Castleconnell Mary Treacy, Coolbaun,
Castletown, Doon Michael Treacy, Cluggin,
Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean, Doon James Treacy, Tobernea East,
Effin, Effin Michael Treacy, Garrynderk
North, Effin, Effin James Treacy, Cloghadoolarty
North, Fedamore, Fedamore Thomas Treacy, Duntryleague,
Galbally, Galbally Johanna Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe Johannagh D. Treacy,
Coolavehy, Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe Mary Treacy, Ballinlough, Ballinlough,
Hospital Thomas Treacy, Cromwell,
Ballinlough, Hospital Catherine Tracey, Kildimo,
Kildimo, Kildimo John Tracey, Glenanair East,
Particles, Kilfinane Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane
Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Margaret Treacy, Kilfinnane
Town, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane David Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Denis Tracey, Mountfox, SS
Peter & Paul, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Patrick Treacy, Ballyhaght,
Kilquane, Kilmallock William Tracey, Kilmallock
Town, SS Peter & Paul, Kilmallock Bridget Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy, Kildromin,
Kilteely, Kilteely Mary Treacy, Scart, Kilteely,
Kilteely Bridget Tracey, Ballykennedy
South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh Thomas Tracey, Ballynarooga More
, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh North John Treacy, Knocklong East,
Knocklong, Knocklong and Glenbrohane Anne Treacy, Doon South,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Edmond Tracey*, Doon Town,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher John Treacy, Cloonteen,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Michael Tracey, Doon North,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher James Treacy, Boherdotia,
Oola, Oola and Solohead Mary Treacy, Newtown South,
Oola, Oola and Solohead James Treacy, RIC, Kilduff, Ballynaclogh,
Pallasgreen John Treacy, Bunavie, Grean,
Pallasgreen Mary Treacy, Carrowclogh,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Thomas Tracy, Cloonty,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Martin Treacy, South Quay,
Monagay, Newcastle, Templeglantine |
Hanora Treacy, Common, Ballingarry,
Ballingarry John Treacy, Graigacurragh,
Ballingarry, Ballingarry John Treacy, Srahane,
Carrigparson, Caherconlish, Ballybricken Thomas Treacy, Caherelly
East, Caherelly, Ballybricken Catherine Tracey,
Ballylanders, Ballylanders, Ballylanders Edmond Tracey, Ballyania,
Uregare, Dromin, Bruff Edmund Treacy, Grange Upper,
Tullybracky, Bruff Mary Tracey, Newtown, Bruff,
Bruff Catherine Treacy,
Gibbonstown, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana Michael Treacy,
Ballygrennan, Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana William Treacy, Teermore,
Kilbreedy Major, Bulgaden and Ballinvana John Tracey, Caherline,
Ballybrood, Caherconlish Michael Treacy, Ballybricken
West, Inch St. Laurence, Caherconlish Michael Treacy, Caherconlish
Town, Caherconlish, Caherconlish Patrick Treacy, Caherass,
Croom, Croom Catherine Treacy, Cluggin,
Tuoghcluggin, Pallasgreen, Grean, Doon Mary Treacy, Coolbaun,
Castletown, Doon James Treacy, Tobernea East,
Effin, Effin Michael Treacy,
Mountblakeney, Kilbreedy Minor, Effin James Treacy, Cloghadoolarty
North, Fedamore, Fedamore Thomas Treacy, Duntryleague,
Galbally, Galbally John Treacy, Ballykennedy
South, Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh Thomas Tracey, Ballynarooga
More , Cloncagh, Knockaderry and Cloncagh North Mary Tracey, Knocklong East,
Knocklong, Knocklong and Glenbrohane Johanna Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe Michael Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe William Treacy, Coolavehy,
Kilflyn, Glenroe John Treacy, Ballincarroona,
Kilfrush, Hospital Mary Treacy, Ballinlough,
Ballinlough, Hospital Thomas Treacy, Cromwell,
Ballinlough, Hospital Robert John Tracy,
Pallaskenry Town (a), Chapelrussel, Kildimo Bridget Treacy, Glenanair
East, Particles, Kilfinane Margaret Treacy, Main
Street, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane Patrick Treacy, Ballyroe
Upper, Kilfinnane, Kilfinnane David Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock John Treacy, Mountfox, St.
Peter & Paul's, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Ballynahown,
Ballingaddy, Kilmallock Mary Treacy, Ballyhaght,
Kilquane, Kilmallock Edmond Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely John Treacy, Kildromin,
Kilteely, Kilteely Patrick Treacy, Scart,
Kilteely, Kilteely Timothy Tracey, Baunacloka,
Mungret, Mungret and Crecora Edmond Treacy, Doon Town,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher John Treacy, Cloonteen,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Michael Treacy, Doon North,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher Morgan Treacy, Doon South,
Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher William J. Treacy, Doon
Town, Doon, Doon, Cappamore, Murroe Boher William Treacy,
Gortakilleen, Oola, Oola and Solohead John Treacy, Bunavie, Grean,
Pallasgreen Mary Treacy, Cloonty,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden Michael Tracey, Carrowclogh,
Kilmoylan, Shanagolden James Treacy, Stonehall, Kilcornan,
Kilcornan, Stonehall Cappagh Martin Treacy, South Quay,
Monagay, Newcastle, Templeglantine Newcastle West |
1901 &1911 Census
Limerick City – Heads of Families
|
1901 Alphabetical |
1911
Alphabetical |
1901 By Area |
1911 By Area |
|
Bridget Treacy, Williams
Lane, St Johns Elizabeth Tracey, William
Street (Upper), St Michael's Hanorah Tracey, Edward
Street, St Michael's Jane Treacy, Hannon's Bow,
St. John's Jeremiah Treacy, Cassidy's
Lane, St. John's John Tracey, Gaol Lane Bow,
St. Mary's John Tracy, Emmett Place, St
Michael's John Treacy, Market Alley,
St Michael's John Treacy, Vizes Fields,
St Michael's Margaret Treacy, Hannon's
Bow, St. John's Mary Tracey, Gaol Lane Bow,
St. Mary's Mary Treacy, Colooney
Street, St Michael's Michael Tracey, Cunningham's
Lane, St Michael's Michael Tracey, Vizes
Fields, St Michael's Patrick Tracey, Military
Road, St Michael's Patrick Tracey, New Road, St
Nicholas Patrick Tracy, Colooney
Street, St Michael's Stephen Tracey, Gaol Lane
Bow, St. Mary's William Treacy, Vizes
Fields, St Michael's |
Eliza Tracy, 9 William
Street Upper Emily Treacy, 3 Quin Street James Tracy, 4 Vizes Fields John Treacy, 32 Vizes Fields John Treacy, 5 Market Alley John Treacy, Gaol Lane Bow Katherine Treacy, 2 Gaol
Lane Bow Mary Tracey, 60 Colooney
Street Mary Tracy, 3 Violet Villas,
Military Road Michael Treacy, 42 Vizes
Fields Patrick Tracy, New Road Philip Treacy, 1 Alexandra
Terrace, Military Road Thomas Tracy, 2 Campbells
Lane Thomas Treacy, 53 Nelson
Street Timothy Tracey, 4 Kerwick's
Bow William Tracey, 20 Windmill
Street William Tracey, 43 Vizes
Fields |
Jeremiah Treacy, Cassidy's
Lane, St. John's Mary Treacy, Colooney
Street, St Michael's Patrick Tracy, Colooney
Street, St Michael's Michael Tracey, Cunningham's
Lane, St Michael's Hanorah Tracey, Edward
Street, St Michael's John Tracy, Emmett Place, St
Michael's John Tracey, Gaol Lane Bow,
St. Mary's Mary Tracey, Gaol Lane Bow,
St. Mary's Stephen Tracey, Gaol Lane
Bow, St. Mary's Jane Treacy, Hannon's Bow,
St. John's Margaret Treacy, Hannon's
Bow, St. John's John Treacy, Market Alley,
St Michael's Patrick Tracey, Military
Road, St Michael's Patrick Tracey, New Road, St
Nicholas John Treacy, Vizes Fields,
St Michael's Michael Tracey, Vizes
Fields, St Michael's William Treacy, Vizes
Fields, St Michael's Bridget Treacy, Williams
Lane, St Johns Elizabeth Tracey, William
Street (Upper), St Michael's |
Philip Treacy, 1 Alexandra
Terrace, Military Road Thomas Tracy, 2 Campbells
Lane Mary Tracey, 60 Colooney
Street John Treacy, Gaol Lane Bow Katherine Treacy, 2 Gaol
Lane Bow Timothy Tracey, 4 Kerwick's
Bow John Treacy, 5 Market Alley Thomas Treacy, 53 Nelson
Street Patrick Tracy, New Road Emily Treacy, 3 Quin Street Mary Tracy, 3 Violet Villas,
Military Road James Tracy, 4 Vizes Fields John Treacy, 32 Vizes Fields Michael Treacy, 42 Vizes
Fields William Tracey, 43 Vizes
Fields Eliza Tracy, 9 William
Street Upper William Tracey, 20 Windmill
Street |
Sep 7, 1901 (IT)
88 William J Treacy, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick. 3126
Sep 7, 1901 (IT) Latin
Junior Grade - Prizes of £2
William J Treacy, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick.
Aug 8, 1903 (IT) Royal University of
Ireland
Second University Examination in Arts...Bernard J. Tracy, Mungret College, S.J., Limerick
Jul 29, 1904 (IT) Royal University of
Ireland
The Degree of Batchelor of Arts...Bernard J. Tracy, Patrick C. Tracy...
Aug 7, 1909 (IT) Second University Exam in
Arts
Edward PJJ Treacy, Mount St Alphonsus, Limerick
Nicholas B. Treacy, Belmont House, Stillorgan
Jul 30, 1909 (FJ)
Second University Examination in Arts 1909. Pass...Edward P.J.J. Treacy, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick; Nicholas B. Treacy, Belmont House, Stillorgan...Michael Tracey, St. Munchin's Col., Limerick...
Jul 30, 1909 (FJ)
Michael Tracey, St. Munchin's Coll, Limerick
James Tracey, Belcamp Hall, Raheny
Limerick Chronicle Obituaries
Andrew Tracy, Rutland Street 31/01/1865 aged
92, one of the oldest members of the Town Hall Reading Room
Catherine Tracy, Limerick 21/11/1867 wife of
Daniel Tracy, apothecary, late of Nenagh
Cornelius Tracey, 14/06/1862 aged 12,
accidental drowning, inquest; son of Michael Tracey, butcher, Catherine Street
Dorothea (née Wood) Tracy, Catherine Street
02/09/1882 wife of Rev. R. T. Tracy, death notice
Edmond Treacy, Rev., 24/11/1908, Askeaton, parish priest, Askeaton; announcement
Eliza Tracy, Market Alley 01/02/1851 aged 14,
report
Elizabeth Tracy, Upper Rutland Street, Dublin
25/01/1866 aged 66, widow of late Thomas Tracy, Limerick, granddau of late
Thomas Lloyd of Cloverville and Mt. Catherine, Limerick; d. at res of dau, Mrs.
Acheson
Frederick William Tracey, 01/12/1914, Baker Place, stoker; died during sinking of HMS Monmouth; news report
George Tracey, Kussowlie 30/07/1853 Private,
H.M. 61st Regiment, native of Limerick
Hannah Treacy, 07/10/1924 drowning; news
report (additional details taken from Mount St. Lawrence burial register)
Henry Augustus Tracey, New Barracks, Limerick
Garrison 06/06/1865 aged 4, son of Surgeon W.F.T. Ivey, 12th Depot Battalion
Jane Tracey, 17/08/1911, Palmerstown Limerick, homicide; inquest report (see also, 19/08/1911 & court report, 02/09/1911)
John C., Tracy, Rev, London 17/02/1858 Ass.
Minister of Stockwell Episcopal Chapel, Surrey; son of late Thomas Tracy of
Limerick City
M. A. Tracey, 06/01/1920, typographer; obituaryMargaret Elizabeth Tracy, 19/08/1909, daughter of late Rev. Richard Taylor Tracy, Methodist minister; death notice
Mary Tracy, Castle Connell 02/02/1848 dau of
W. S. Tracy, Resident Magistrate
Mary Tracy, Patrick Street 22/03/1856 aged
75, sister of Andrew Tracy, d. at res of her brother
Michael A Tracey. 06/01/1920 typographer;
death notice (obituary, 06/01/1920)
Michael Treacy, 16/03/1907, Cluggan, Oola, road accident
Patrick Tracey, Bohermarore, Ardpatrick
03/07/1869
Patrick Tracy, 12/02/1907, Violet Villas, local politician; obituary (funeral report, 14/02/1907)Patrick Treacy, 29/10/1918, Vize's Field, Clyde Shipping Co. employee; inquest report
Richard Taylor Tracy, Rev., 62 Catherine
Street 17/10/1889 death notice, (further report 17/10/1889) (funeral report
19/10/1889)(further report 26/10/1889)
Stephen Tracey, 14/06/1862 aged 14, accidental
drowning, inquest; nephew of Michael Tracey, butcher, Catherine Street
Thomas Stanley Tracey, 35 Henry Street
05/09/1889 death notice, late sub editor of the Limerick Reporter and Tipperary
Vindicator
Thomas Tracy, Patrick Street 05/01/1848 aged
62
Thomasina Felicia Tracy, Patrick Street
08/01/1842 aged 5, of scarletina, dau of Thomas Tracy
W. Treacy, (Mrs), 07/10/1924, drowning; news report
Another Sinn Féin supporter was John
R. Treacy, a native of Youghal, County Cork, who taught in Limerick and
Dublin before coming to Sligo in 1904. He taught in Summerhill College and in
the Technical School. He had been involved with Griffith and William Rooney in
Sinn Féin while in Dublin and was one of the “Apostles of Sinn Féin” in Sligo.
Sligo
1914-1921: A Chronicle of Conflict. By Michael Farry.
'Westernland', Queenstown to Phila 22 May
1904
John
Tracy, 24, b. 1880 Ireland, lived Fenmore Limerick, lived New York 1889 to Jan
1904, to aunt Mary Conway 106 Melrose St Brooklyn New York. Aunt called for
him.
1904
[Cd. 1890, 1881, 1841] Appendix to the sixty-ninth report of the Commissioners
of National Education in Ireland, for the year 1902.
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy, Reading,
grammar and Scripture
1905
[Cd. 2373, 2374] Appendix. To the seventieth report of the Commissioners of
National Education in Ireland, for the year 1903.
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy, Reading,
grammar, history, geography and Scripture
1906
[Cd. 2773, 2774] Appendix to the seventy-first report of the Commissioners of
National Education in Ireland, for the year 1904
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy, Reading,
grammar, history, geography and Scripture
1906
[Cd. 3185, 3254, 3192] Appendix to the seventy-seoond report of the
Commissioners of National Education in Ireland, school year 1905-6.
Mary Immaculate Training College, Limerick
Supplemental Teachers, Mrs. Treacy, Reading,
grammar, history, geography and Scripture
25 Nov 1904 Register of Enlisted US
William Tracy, enlisted New York NY by Maj Hickey for 3 years, born Limerick Ireland, 21Y2M, laborer, eyes blue 12, hair d bro, complexion dark, 5'4.75", Regiment F. City 5 J.a., Coy iiF, remarks Dis Nov 24.07 at Ft Leavenworth Kan exp ser Pat godd hf
31 March 1905 List of Teachers Employed by
the Commissioners of National Education - Limerick
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
Mary Treacy, 34 years, served 10 years 11 months, educated Ardpatrick Kilfinane, serving Limerick 8157 SS Peter & Paul G, Assistant
Jan 26 1905, John Tracey,
Cloonteen, Limerick, 21a2r14p, £9.15.0 valuation, £8.10.0 rent, not judicial,
£174 purchase price and advance
'Haverford', Queenstown to Phila 24 Sept
1905
James
Tracy, 23, b. 1882 Ireland, shop assistant, lived Dublin, to uncle Chas Fleming
Roundout NY, USC (not certified)
John
Treacy, 17, b. 1888, lived Cullane [Limerick], married[?] wrote and rec'd reply
two weeks before sailing Cambridge? Mass. Cousin Wm Cleary 125 Cherry St.
Cousin here 9 years.
Nov 4, 1905 (SS) United Irish League -
Ballingaddy Co. Limerick
...Mr. David Treacy went as delegates...from Ballingaddy...
1906-7
Creameries
Clouncagh Co-Operative Dairy Society (Ltd) Creamery, Clouncagh, Ballingarry, Co. Limerick
Manager: D. O'Brien
President: Thomas Tracey, Ballinarouga, Ballingarry, Co. Limerick
January
19, 1907 The Irish standard (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Limerick. A young man named John Treacy,
employed by the Harbor Board, was brought to Barrington's Hospital, Limerick,
on Dec. 21, suffering from an epileptic fit, and died soon after admission. Mr.
Treacy who was very popular, was secretary of St. Michael's Bowling Club, and
assistant secretary of St. Michael's Temperance Society.
Feb 15, 1907 (IT) Death of Mr. P. Tracy,
Violet Villas, Limerick
The funeral of the above named highly respected gentleman, which took place on Wednesday, from St. Michaels Catholic Church to Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery, was certainly one of the largest witnessed in Limerick for a number of years...The chief mourners were;- James F. Barry, J.P.; P.J. Thornhill and P. Thornhill (sons-in-law), James O'Halloran (step-son), Edward Barry and W. Thornhill (relatives)...
23 March 1907 IT
Michael Treacy, fifty-five, a farmer, residing at Cluggin, near Oola, County Limerick, was killed accidentally last week. He was driving home from Tipperary fair a cart wagon, when the horse took fright and pulled the wagon on a ditch throwing Treacy on the water table, where he was found unconscious a quarter of an hour afterwards. He died before reaching his own house, 200 yards distant.
May 1907 IT
Prize Winners...Master Georgie Treacy, aged 14, South Quay, Newcastle West, Co. Limerick.
1907 Map - Sale of the City of Limerick Estate.
Names from tenure and observations
section...Thomas Tracey...LCA P23/17
7 January 1907 - February 1915 Register of deaths. Limerick Union
6218 Honora Treacy, F, widow, 60
years, died 13 Jan 1908 of Cardiac Debility, unknown profession, admitted 28
Dec 1907, registered 24-1-08
5162 Stephen Tracey, M, bachelor, 13
years, son of John Tracey a labr, died 14 June 1908 of Scrofula, admitted Nov
4th 07, registered June 30th 1910 [1908?]
19189 Ellen Tracey, F, Widow, 54
years. died 25 Jan 1911 of Rheumatism Cardiac Vascular dexosl?, unknown
profession, admitted Jany 18 1910, registered February 3 1911
13877 Temothy Tracey, M, married. 69
years, died 30 March 1912 of Gastritis, shoemaker, admitted Feb 6 1909,
registered April 6 1912
44592 Michael Treacy, M, bachelor, 28
years, died 14 Oct 1914 of Phthesis, shoemaker, admitted July 17 1914,
registered Oct 23 1914
Jul 1, 1908 (FJ) Land Commission Judgements
District of Kilmallock. Estate of Francis S. Low.
P. Tracey - £81/5/9; £76/7/6 reduced to £70/10/0.
Jul 23, 1908 (FJ) The Father Casey Memorial
...Parish of Clouncagh (Co. Limerick)...5s T. Tracey, D.C...John Tracey...
1908 Calendar Royal
University of Ireland
Edward P. Treacy, JJ, Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick.
Bernard J. Tracy B.A. 1904
Patrick C. Tracy B.A. 1904
1909 Second University Examination in Arts
Edward P.J.J. Treacy,
Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick
1908 Department of Agriculture
Clouncagh
Co-operative Dairy Society’s (Ltd.) Creamery, Clounagh, Ballingarry, Co. Limerick.
Manager D. O’Brien. President, Thomas Tracey, Ballinarouga, Ballingarry, Co.
Limerick.
1908
Southampton to Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ignatius Treacy, b. 1883 [Limerick?]
Medal card of Ignatius Treacy
Royal Field Artillery, L/2779, Corporal
Date: 1914-1920
Catalogue reference WO 372/20
[State Reg: Treacy, Ignatius, Limerick, 4th Quarter
1884 5 367 ]
Jan 30, 1909 (IT) Larceny of Postal Orders
At Limerick, eight
prisoners [5 children, 3 adults]...Michael Tracey, a small boy...The mayor said
that he knew the father of the two young Traceys, Thomas Tracey, and from his
knowledge of him he believed the man innocent in the transaction...binding
Thomas Tracey...surities of the peace or go to jail for a month...The others,
juvenile offenders were dealt with under the First Offenders Act.
Feb 13, 1909 (FJ) Parnell Monument Committee
...Bulgaden Parish
Co. Limerick...5s...Pat Tracey...
Jul 17, 1909 (FJ) Gaelic Athletic
Championships
...56lb Between
Legs...E.J. Treacy, Oola.
...28ls
(Championship)...G.J. Treacy, Oola.
...16lbs
Hammer...E.J. Treacy, Oola.
...16Lb shot...E.J.
Treacy, Oola.
Rising and
Stricking Hurling Ball Championship...E. Treacy.
Nov 12, 1909 (FJ) Kerry Marriage
Killorglin...Doctor
Michael O'Conner? Listowel and Miss Madli? C. O'Sullivan...Mr. and Mrs. T.A.
Treacy (Limerick), handsome silver entree dish...
31st march 1910, Edmond Treacy, Scart, 30a3r31p, £26.0.0 valuation, £22.2.0 rent, £486 purchase price and advance, 21.9 years
31st march 1910, Mary Treacy, Scart, 18a3r3p, £17.0.0 valuation, £14.11.0 rent, £327 purchase price and advance, 22.4 years
May 30, 1910 (FJ) Boy attempts Suicide when
committed to Reformatory
Limerick...Patrick
Treacy...sentenced to five years detention...broken jug...dressed the wound
which was not dangerous...Philipstown Reformatory.
Jun 4, 1910 (IT) A Violent Youth
On Friday, at
Limerick City Petty Sessions, patrick Tracey, aged 14, was convicted of being
concerned in the larceny of coal, there being two previous convictions against him.
He was ordered to be detained in a reformatory for five years...Philipstown
Reformatory...
Sep 6, 1910 (FJ) Tipperary Sports
Throwing 16lb
Hammer...(open) Handicap - E.J. Treacy, Oola 1...
Sep 13, 1910 (FJ) Delegates
Dock Ward Town
Tenants League, Limerick...W. Tracey...Knocklong UIL...Patk
Treacy...Ballybricken...M. Tracy...Croom Land and Labour Association...J. Tracy
[Limerick]
Nov 5, 1910 (FJ) All Ireland Hurling
Championship
Limerick v.
Wexford...Limerick...Treacy (Fedamore)...
1910
Kilmallock Church
In
1910 the Stations of the Cross were installed, donated by the following
parishioners:
4. Given by Mrs. Mary Treacy, for her husband and son.
National School Registers
D
Michael Tracey, b. 1895, 1910, Limerick
Lena
Tracey, b. 1897, 1910, Limerick
Maggie
Tracey, b. 1909, 1910, Limerick
November 1910 to December 1911 Monthly returns
of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903
Thomas
Treacy, Gortavalla East, 56a0r30p, £40, £34.4, Judl (b), £760, 20.9 years,
estate of John Ulick Bourke, Limerick & Tipperary N
Thomas
Treacy, Gortavalla East, 5a0r26p, £28, estate of John Ulick Bourke, Limerick
& Tipperary N
Mar 30 1911, Thomas Treacy,
Gortavalla East Limerick, 56a0r30p, £40 valuation, £36.4.0 rent, judicial, £760
price and advance, 20.9 years, consolidated with No.7
Mar 30 1911, Thomas Treacy,
Gortavalla East Limerick, 5a0r26p parcel, £28 price and advance, consolidated
with No.1
Apr 3, 1911 (FJ) Limerick Catholic
Institute Athletic Club
...seconded by Mr. W. Treacy...
'Merion', Queenstown to Phila 15 May 1911
Ellen
Treacy, 25, b. 1886, lived Limerick, Military seamtress, Father John 11 Jail
St. Mary st Limerick. Aunt Mrs Nora Keane 3528 Melon St, Phila Pa. Husband John
Keane 4 or 5 years here. 5'4". fresh complexion, fair hair, blue eyes.
Aug 18, 1911 (IT) Limerick Womans Death
The inquest respecting the death of Jane Tracey...Thomas Tracey the husband, deposed to finding his wife lying unconscious outside the house when he returned home...
Sep 2, 1911 (IT) Limerick Murder Charge
[2 men 3 women charged]...wilful murder at Palmerstown, a laneway of the old town, of Jane tracey, a married woman, on the evening of the 16th August...evidence was given by Thoma Tracey, 14, who deposed he was the son of Jane Tracey...Janie Moran [meaning the deceased]...
Sep 9, 1911 (SS) Boy sees his mother killed
Painful evidence...
9 September 1911 (NG) A Limerick City
Tragedy
...murder of Jane Treacey, a married woman, belonging to the Irishtown district of the city...
1911 Woman beaten to death
The Limerick Stipendiary yesterday committed for trial three women and two men charged with the wilful murder of Jane Treacy, aged 45. The evidence showed that the prisoners dragged the woman out of bed, beat her with bottles and buckets, and kicked her.
Guardian 3/9/1911 p.8
1911 Billhead, E. Tracy & Sons, rope twine etc, 9 Upper William Street.
http://www.traceyclann.com/files/1911%20billhead.jpg
Mar 25, 1912 (IT) Funeral of a Crimean
Vetern
The funeral of William Treacy, a Crimean veteran, who died at his residence, Vize's Fields, took place on saturady evening at Limerick, full military honours being paid...Mount St. laurence Cemetry...was in his seventy-fifth year, served in the 77th Regiment.
1912-13 [Cd. 6028, 6029, 6096, 6137, 6187,
6263, 6330, 6393, 6403, 6420, 6424, 6443] Irish Land Commission. Return of
advances made under the Irish land purchase acts, during the month of November,
1910. - Limerick
30th March 1911, Thomas Treacy, Gortavalla East, 56a0r30p, £40.0.0 valuation, £36.4.0 rent, judicial, £700 purchase price and advance, 20.9 years
30th March 1911, Thomas Treacy, Gortavalla East, 5a0r26p parcel, £28 purchase price and advance
1st July 1913, Mary Treacy, Ballynagranagh, 12a2r24p, £15.10.0 valuation, £13.5.0 rent, judical, £310 price and advance, 23.3 years
1st July 1913, Mary Treacy, Ballinlough, 26a1r25p, £30 valuation, £28.13.0 rent, judical, £656 price and advance, 22.8 years
2 July 1912.
Michael Tracey, 9 Upper William Street,
Limerick. (Correspondent)
G 1,260 (2) 24 Shán Ó Cuiv Papers NLI
‘Haverford’, Liverpool to Phil 9 Jul 1912
Mary
Tracey, 22, b. 1890 Limerick Ireland. Single. Father John Jail St off Mary st
Limerick. Will be met sister Ellen, chambermaid, Windsor Hotel, 1217 Filbert
St, Phila Pa. 5'4.5", fresh complexion, fair hair, blue eyes.
1912
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of Richard Henry
Prior-Wandesforde
Michael Treacy of Doon North Limerick, 67/2r/22p, value £10/15/0, rent £15/13/0, not judicial, price £255, advance £255, 16.3 years of rent
1912
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of George Evans Bruce
July 11 1912 William Treacy of Gortakilleen Limerick, 60a/3r/8p & 16a/1r/16p, value £84/0/0, rent £90/19/0, judicial, price £2019, advance £2019, 22.1 years of rent
1912 Return of Advances made
under the Land Act
John Treacy of Bunavie Limerick, 8a/0r/11p & undivided half of 25a/1r/2p, value £15/0/0, rent £13/19/0, judicial, price £300, advance £300, 21.5 years of rent
Apr 29, 1913 (IT) Limerick Club
The club competition against bogey played at Ballyclough was won by F. Tracy (1 down) B. Plummer (2 down) being second.
Nov 20, 1913 (IT) Chancery Division
...The plaintiff, who is a widow of a man named Traay, who lived at Ballycurlew, County Limerick, and who had died leaving her and an only daughter named Angela Tracy surviving, sought to raise an annuity of £100...the daughter became a nun...Plaintiff subsequently married a man named Ryan and by him had several children, including the defendant, Helena Power...
Dec 23, 1913 (FJ) GAA Central Council
Meeting
...E. Treacy, Limerick...
Charles Treacy, Fianna Éireann, D Company, Limerick City Battalion, Limerick Brigade
Edward/Éamonn Tracey, 1st Lieutenant, of Bruff Limerick
Jack Treacy, Guarda, Co. Limerick [Kerry 1 Brigade 2nd Battalion]
James Treacy, Bulgaden Cmpany, 4 Battalion, East Limerick Brigade, 2 Southern Division
Jerry (Jeremiah) Treacy, Company C.O., E Company, 1 Battalion, East Limerick Brigade
John Rupert Treacy, [Professor] of Youghal, County Cork, Limerick, Dublin and Sligo.
John Treacy, B (Bulgaden) Company, 4 Battalion, East Limerick Brigade
John Treacy, Limerick
Joseph Tracey, Bunavie, Co. Limerick [see Jerry Treacy]
Joseph Tracey, Limerick City
Julia Treacy nee Ryan, D Company, 6 Battalion, 1 Tipperary Brigade, 3 Southern Division, of Tipperary & Limerick
Kate Harrison nee Treacy, Cumman na mBan, Tipperary and Dublin Brigades, of Limerick & Dublin
Patrick Treacy, Doon Company, 1 Battalion, East Limerick Brigade, 2 Southern Division
Patrick Treacy, Glentworth hotel, Limerick [Photograph]
Thomas Treacy, Doon Company, 1 Battalion, East Limerick Brigade, 2 Southern Division
Treacy, Capt., Limerick
William Treacy, B (Ballybricken) Company, 4 Battalion, Mid Limerick Brigade, of Limerick & Cork
Jan 24, 1914 (FJ) UIL
...Kilteely (Limerick)...5s...Mrs. Ed. Treacy...2s6d...John Treacy...2s...Pat Treacy...Edmd Treacy...
Jan 31 1914 The Advocate (NY)
Sailed For Ireland...their homes in Ireland...John Tracey, to Caherline, County Limerick...
1914
Connacht Tribune
Bigamy on 7d a day
At the weekly meeting of Ballinasloe Board of
Guardians, a man named Patrick Treacy, who had been admitted to the House
during the week, was brought before the Board. The Master said he was in
receipt of a pension of 7d. per day, and he paid 6d. for his maintenance in the
House.
He had been at Limerick last year convicted for
bigamy.
Mr. Parker: On 7d. a day? (laughter)
Master: He is like some gentlemen I know, who leave
their first and second wives in the Workhouse, and they can do the gentleman
outside (laughter).
Chairman: You need not pass your own town
(laughter).
https://connachttribune.ie/galway-days-gone-8/
1914-1918 Ireland’s Memorial Records
Leroy Lawrence Tracy. Reg. No. 51507. Rank Private, Royal Army
Medical Corps. Killed in action France 20/7/1916. Born Dublin. Enlisted
Limerick.
In
his will, he left £3,000 Guiness Preference shares to his mother Sarah Ann
Tracy, The Cottage, Bodyke, Co. Clare, Ireland and the use of my house known as
the The Cottage to her for life at her death to my brother J.P. Tracy RE in the
event of his death house & land and fixtures to be sold and proceeds to my
cousin Ralph Ronald Tracey R.N. failing which to the Catholic Orphans Society
Dublin. Leroy L. Tracey CE, Engineering Inspector, Congested District Board,
The Cottage, Bodyke, Clare Co, Ireland [Will]
Michael Treacey. Reg. No. 6328. Rank Private, Royal
Munster Fusiliers 7th batt. Died of wounds Greek Macedonia 3/3/1917. Born St.
John’s, Limerick.
In
his will, he leaves everything to [crossed out] father. His father's address
is, No. 3 Heruraks? Lane, off Gerald Griffin Street, Limerick City. [Will]
Michael Tracy, Fireman Mercantile Marine S.S. "Norwegian" (Liverpool) Age: 35 Date of Death: 13/03/1917.
Son
of Johanna Hanley (formerly Tracey, nee Fitzgerald), of Cullane, Knockanevin,
Kilfinane, Co. Limerick, and the late Thomas Tracy. Born at Cullane, Co.
Limerick.
Patrick Tracey. Reg. No. 10337. Rank Private, Royal
Munster Fusiliers 1st batt. Killed in action Gallipoli 21/8/1915. Born
Limerick.
Age 27, Son of
Thomas and Jane Tracey, of 7, Old Francis St., Limerick.
Nov 15, 1914 (IT) The Roll of Honour
HMS Monmouth...Tracy, Frederick William Francis Patrick, Stoker, P.O., 287221...
Dec 1, 1914 (FJ) Limerick Man on Board
Mr. Treacy, Baker place, Limerick, whose son D.F. Treacy, is believed to have been on board the Monmouth when she sank has received a message from Mr. Churchill assuring him of the sympathy of his Majesty and the Queen in his sorrow. Mr. Treacy has another son on board the Goldfinch.
1915
Merchant Navy
Charles Tracy; rank/rating, Able Seaman; age,
37; place of birth, Limerick; previous ship, Mayflower. Ship: Briardene 1915
Royal
Air Force
Francis
Tracey, born 1888, Limerick, 1918, 290849, Driver
Steam Engine
Michael
Tracy, born 1880, Limerick, 1918, 169118, Labourer
William
Treacy, born 1900, Limerick, 1918, 140812, Scholar
& Labourer
1914-1915 Irish Motor Directory
TI 285 W. Treacy, 2, Upper Mallow Street, Limerick B [Bicyle]
28 August 1915 (NG) Munster Council GAA
...E. Tracey (Limerick)...
9 October 1915 (NG) The Gill Testimonial
...£1...A.N. Tracey, Ard Casin, Military Road, Limerick...
11 December 1915 (NG) Munster Hurling
Championships - Waterford v. Tipperary
Waterford (T.F. Meaghers selected)...J. Tracey...
Mr. Edward Tracey, Fedamore, refereed both marches
13 Mar 1916 Cork Examiner
Kilmallock Agricultural and Industrial Society...members of the committee re-elected...D. Treacy Ballinahown Kilmallock...J. Treacy, Ballinahown Kilmallock...
5 Apr 1916 Cork Examiner
Funeral...Thomas Tracey, DC, Glencar; Denis Tracy, Commonaline; Denis Tracey (John), do;...
14 Apr 1916 Cork Examiner
Death of Mr J Cahill DC Caherconlish...mourners...M. Treacy (Commonaline)...
10 & 22 May 1916 Limerick Leader
County of Limerick...Horse Breeding Scheme...Kilmallock Show...William Treacy, Coolavehy, Ballyergan, Kilfinane...Old Pallas Show...Michael Treacy Gurtagragh Doon...
4 June 1916 Sunday Independent
Childrens Cosy corner...This weeks winners...Ellie Treacy, Cromhill, Kilteely, Co. Limerick...
19 June 1916 Cork Examiner
Ordinations at Maynooth...Sub-deacons...Rev Michael Tracey, Limerick...Deacons...Rev Michael Treacey, Limerick...Priests...Rev Michael Tracey, Limerick...
1917 Michael Tracy Curate Monagea
Parish
1918-1921 Bishop’s
Parish Michael Tracy Curate St Michael's Parish
1922-1923 Bishop’s Parish Miceál Ó Treara
Curate St Michael's Parish
1924 Bishop’s Parish Miceál Ó Trearaig Curate
St Michael's Parish
21 Jun 1916 Cork Examiner
Wounded...Munster Fusiliers...Tracey, L Sg W (Limk)...
6 July 1916 Cork Examiner
National Aid Association. At a meeting held in Kilmallock...It was decided that those present form the committee...D. Treacey...
20 July 1916 Cork Examiner
Mrs Begley Kilmallock...Her death removes another link with the stirring times of '67. On the 6th March of that year the insurgents who attacked the Killmallock police station were led by Captain Dunne, who wore a green jacket. Some nights previous his measure for the garment was taken at Kilmartin Churchyard by the late Mr C Hawthorn, tailor, there being also present the late Mr P Treacy Bulgaden...
22 July 1916 Evening Herald
Irish Volunteers Dependants...10s...Thomas Treacy DC Glengar...John Treacy (Tom) Commonnline, Denis Treacy (John) Commonnline...3s...Mrs Treacy (Doon)...2s6d...Morgan Treacy, Doon...
1 Sep 1916 Cork Examiner
Kilmallock Show...14lb Late Potatoes Round Type 3rd D Treacy Ballinahoun...Six Varieties Potatoes 2nd D Treacy...Six Varieties Garton's Mangels 2nd D. Treacey...Garltons Swede 2nd D Treacy...Six Mangolds long Red 1st D. Treacy...Six Mangolds Yellow Globe 4th D. Treacy...
4 Sep 1916 Irish Independant
Treacy and Phelan—Angust 30. 1916. at Shanahoe R.C, Church (with Nuptial Mass), by Rev. P. Loaghlin, P.P., Raheen, Patrick J. Treacy, B.A., son of the late Maurice Treacy, Esq.. Mount Uniack Killeagh, Co. Cork, to Elizabeth Phelan daughter of Michael Phelan, P.L.G., Cappanacloueh. Abbevleix Queen's Co.
58 Mick Treacy [Dublin GAA?] to Harry Bolland, 14 Oct. 1916 (paragraph in family letter). Treacy claimed to be 'in great form at "Drumcollogher" '.
Fitzpatrick,
David (2004) Harry Boland's Irish Revolution. Cork University Press.
1916 The American Law List
Charles P. Tracy Newcastle West . ...
26 May 1917 (NG) Wool Purchase Ireland 1917
...Authorised merchants...Messrs Tracey and Co., Limerick...
2 jun 1917 (CTr) Wool Purchase
Ireland 1917 - List of Authorised Merchants
...War
Department...Messrs Tracy & Co, Limerick...
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Dennis J Tracey b. 12 Aug 1893 Limerick Ireland England, single, lives
822 Sestern Ave Leynan Mass, Monaser dresser at Nenj Moose & Sons
Edward Tracy b. 24 Mar 1889 Limerick Co Limerick Ireland, alien,
capenter, wife & 1 child dependendants, married, lives 309 E 136 Sy NY NY
George Tracey b. 04 Apr 1890 Limerick Ireland, declared intention
naturalise, motorman Brooklyn Rapid transport, married wife & child
dependants, lives 529 56 Brooklyn NJ
James Treacy b. 11 Jul 1891 Kiltealy [Kilteely Limerick] Ireland,
declared intention naturalise, machinest Ford, wife dependant, married, lives
877 Le May St Clair Heights Mich
John Joseph Tracy b. 18 Mar 1893 Killmallock [Limerick] Ireland, alien,
gateman 3rd Ave for Interborough Rapid Trams, single, no dependants, lives 327
Lenox Ave NYC
John Tracy b. 06 Mar 1888 County Limerick Ireland, declareant
naturisation, janitor NE Telephone co, dependants wife & mother partly,
lives 106 Hyde Park Ave Boston Mass
John Treacy b. 08 Aug 1888 Limerick Ireland, naturalised citizen,
locomotive ??? South Pacific, single, no dependants, physically ??? ??? ???,
lives 1700 Osoath San Luis ??? Calif
Thomas Treacey b. 26 May 1888 [or 1898] Caffaewno Co Lumenick
[Cappamore Co. Limerick] Ireland, declarant naturalisation, Motorman Beasley
Rapid Trams, wife dependant, married, lives 459 Pirpus An Bionlly? NY NY
Thomas Treacy b. Sep 1876 Country Limerick Ireland, labourer, wife Mary
A Treacey, lives 60 Mt Aubasn? St Watertown Mass
William Patrick Tracey b. 12 Feb 1891 Limerick Ireland, single,
naturalised citizen, lives 96 Call St Boston Mass, milk man at Redood &
Sons, private infantry in Mas Vol Militia
1917-1921 service medal - Charles Treacy,
Fianna Éireann, D Company, Limerick City Battalion, Limerick Brigade
Charles Treacy
52 Catherine Street, Limerick
57 Athlunkard Street, Limerick
Notes File relates to successful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Service certified and medal issued 20 January 1947.
Data Protection Note Open
Organisation Fianna Éireann
Rank Unknown
Commanding Officer(s) Joseph Crowe; Patrick Deegan; Patrick O'Sullivan
Company D Company
Unit Limerick City Battalion
Brigade Limerick Brigade
Medal awarded Service (1917-1921) Medal
File Reference MD6763
1917-1921 service medal - Patrick Treacy,
Doon Company, 1 Battalion, East Limerick Brigade, 2 Southern Division
Patrick Treacy
Addresses
Gurtavalla, Doon, Limerick
Glengar, Doon, Limerick
Notes File relates to successful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Service certified and medal issued 16 July 1952.
Data Protection Note Open
Organisation Irish Republican Army
Rank Unknown
Commanding Officer(s) D. Hannigan; Daniel Allis; Michael Ryan
Company Doon Company
Unit 1 Battalion
Brigade East Limerick Brigade
Division 2 Southern Division
Medal awarded Service (1917-1921) Medal
File Reference MD11261
1918
Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of Edmund
Morony
7/2/1918 Thomas Treacy of Ballynarooga More North Limerick, 38a/3r/3p, £20/10/0, rent £25/0/0, Judicial, purchase £531, advance £531, 21.2 years rent
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
Frank
Treacy, b. 1918 Limerick Limerick
Irish Pine
The records show that the Irish Pine was sunk at 0014 on 16th November, 1942, when she was struck aft by the second torpedo fired by the German submarine U-608 and sank stern first within three minutes of being hit. All thirty-three crewmembers were lost with their ship in the greatest tragedy suffered by Irish Shipping Limited during the war...F. Tracey, 2 Mount Kennet Cottages, Limerick...
http://homepage.eircom.net/~Irishshipping/The%20War-Time%20Fleet%20-%20Irish%20Pine.htm
25th March 1920 Limerick
Estate of the Provast Fellows and Scholars of [TCD]
Michael Tracey, Carrowclough, 40a/3r/19p, £19.5 valuation, £14.10.0 rent, Not Judl, £342 price, £342 advance, 23.5 years
Aug 10, 1920 (FJ) Inquest
...village of Nicker, near New Pallas, East Limerick...James Mulcahy, aged 40, a labourer and ex-soldier of 17 years service, who was shot in the village on the night of July 31 on the occasion of the visit of a military patrol...Jeremiah Tracey, Bunaboy, was the first witness...
1920 RIC Service
William Treacy, 71518, b. 1902
Limerick [son of James Treacy RIC] [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
71518 William Treacy, dob 7 Apl
1902, 6'0.75", b. Limerick lived Kerry Kilkenny Wexford, Protestant,
recommended by HC Sullivan, Ex-soldier, appointed 31 May 20, served Tyrone 12
Oct 20, dismissed 25/10/21 64862D 4.11.21
1920 RIC Service
Nicholas J
Treacy, 74644, b. 1901 Limerick [son of James Treacy RIC] [see William
Treacy of Bellmount Kilkenny]
74644
Nicholas J Treacy, dob 24 Apl 1901, 5'7", b. Limerick lived Kilkenny Kerry
Limerick Cork jd Wexford, Protestant, recommended by DI Richmond, [tick]
labourer ex-soldier?, appointed 20 Oct 20, served Tipperary S 22.12.20,
Disbanded 29/3/22 2.S. Tipp N.R. No.11 C.A. £50.14.0
1920
Irish Catholic directory
Benignus Tracey, Brother, Augustinian, John
Street, Dublin
Brendan Treacy, c.ss.r., St. Joseph's,
Dundalk
John Tracy/Treacy, c.ss.r., Redemptorist,
Mount St. Alphonsus, Limerick
Michael Tracy, C.C., St. Michael's, Limerick.
Chaplin of Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, Mount St. Vincent Female Orphanage,
Limerick.
Nicholas Treacy, Rev, B.A., D.D., Oblates,
Belcamp Hall, Raheny, Dublin.
Patrick Tracey, (Canon), P.P., Kilmurry,
Crookstown Cork
Patrick Tracey, Sunday's Well, Cork
Patrick Tracey/Treacy, P.P., Conahy,
Jenkinstown, Co. Kilkenny
Peter Tracy, C.C., Strabane, Tyrone
1920 [1935] Kerry 1 Brigade 2nd Battalion
Jack Treacy, Guarda, Co. Limerick
Edward Tracey,
1st Lieutenant, of Bruff
Limerick
...May 1920...The
following members of the Kilfinane unit took part in the actual attack on
Kilmallock Barracks...With four others (Ned Tracey, Jim Bond, William Duane and
William O'Keeffe) witness was in position behind a wall at the south (station)
side of the barrack...
Witness: Denis Noonan, Lieutenant
IRA, Cork, 1921
...Grange Company...1st
Lt. Edward Treacy 1919 Arrested...
...Grange Company, under
Martin Conway, raided Rockbarton House early in July, 1920...Edward Tracey...
(See "Limerick's Fighting Story by me as "Seamus").
...August 1920...Conway
was Captain of Grange Company with Edward Tracey as 1st Lieutenant.
... Edward Tracey James
Maloney (Meadagh, Bruff)...
Witness: James Maloney, Captain IRA,
Limerick, 1921
Jerry Treacy, Nicker,
Pallasgreen [see below]...The Brigade 0/C. East Limerick, insisted that as the
car was taken in his area it should be handed over to him. This course was
eventually agreed to and, about ten days later, Ned Treacy of Holycross arrived
with a driver at my house and I went with them and handed over the car.
Witness:
Morgan Portley, Captain IRA, Limerick, 1921
Jerry (Jeremiah) Treacy, Company Captain of
Pallas, Co. Limerick Limerick [also named as Joseph and
James – Note: 1901 & 1911 Census have Joseph & Jerry as brothers]
In the latter end of May
[1920] with Dan Grace, Battalion Adjutant, Danny Ryan, known as Danny Simon,
Brigade Engineer at a. later date, Nicholas O'Dwyer, Brigade 0/C of Engineers,
Jerry Treacy, Company Captain of Pallas, Jim Carthy and Mick Carthy of Doon,
Jim Gorman and Paddy Costello of Holyford and others, I took part in an attack
on Kimallock R.I.C. Barracks which had been planned by the Brigade Staff and
Battalion Staff of the area.
Witness:
William McCarthy, Officer IRA, Limerick, 1921
About this time I also
received a request from Jerry Treacy, Nicker of the East Limerick Brigade to
come to Nicker, Pallasgreen, to deal with the wife of a man named O'Connell who
was suspected of giving information to the R.I.C.
About this time also we
received information from. Jerry Treacy, Nicker, Pallasgreen, to the effect
that District Inspector McGettrick Of Pallasgreen R.I.C. usually went to 10
a.m. Mass at Nicker on Sundays and left his Ford motor car outside the
church...Ned Treacy of Hollycross [see above]
Witness:
Morgan Portley, Captain IRA, Limerick, 1921
...[June] 1920...Lieutenant William
Allinson White...had effected the arrest of Jeremiah Treacy, the local company
commandant. Treacy had been commandant of the Pallasgrean Company but on the
night of 10 June, White spotted a bicycle outside Buckley’s house at Corelish,
near Passasgrean. When Treacy emerged from the house, White held him up and
searched him. The search uncovered a revolver and four rounds of ammunition.
Treacy was subsequently sentenced to a prison term which he served in Liverpool
(County 904/216 British Archives Kew).
Thomas Toomey (2010) The War of Independence in
Limerick 1912-1921. O'Brien-Toomey Publishers
Jul 2, 1920 (FJ) English Justice
In Ireland. The following official report has been issued by the Military Headquarters, Park Gate:-
Joseph Tracey, civilian, of Bunavie, Co. Limerick, was tried by court-martial at Cork, on 23rd June, on charges of having a revolver and ammunition without a permit. He was found guilty and sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment with hard labour.
Carrying Arms, Londonderry. HC Deb 15 July 1920 vol 131 cc2566-8
§ 11. Lieut.-Commander KENWORTHY asked the Chief Secretary of Ireland whether William Kane, Samuel King, Thomas Bramble, Samuel Fleming, and John Lappin, all Ulster Volunteers of Londonderry, were tried recently by special Crimes Court in Londonderry before Major Brett, resident magistrate, and Mr. R. Sparrow, resident magistrate, on a charge of carrying rifles and ammunition; whether they were found guilty and sentenced to a fine of £5 each; whether Joseph Trany [Joseph Tracy], of Bunavie, county Limerick, was tried by district court-martial at Cork on 23rd June, 1919, on a charge of having a revolver and ammunition; and whether he was found guilty and sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment with hard labour?
§ Sir H. GREENWOOD The prisoners referred to in the first part of the question pleaded guilty and were fined as stated, but I would point out that the hon. and gallant Member, while mentioning all the cases of Ulster Volunteers charged with carrying arms during the Derry riots, and implying that they were given preferential treatment, has omitted to mention that several persons of the opposite faction were arrested in exactly the same circumstances, were brought before the same Court, charged with the same offence, and received the same sentence. The circumstances in the case of James Tracy—not Joseph Trany, as mentioned in the question—were quite different.
§ Lieut. - Commander KENWORTHY Was not James Tracy punished in this way long before there were political murders or assassinations of police in Ireland, and does the right hon. Gentleman not think a better example should be made of men of all faiths and factions carrying rifles, in Londonderry?
§ Mr. C. PALMER Does the right hon. Gentleman not think it is quite natural that Ulster men should arm themselves against the dastardly assassinations of the Sinn Feiners?
§ Sir H. GREENWOOD With reference to the supplementary question put by the hon. and gallant Gentleman, I cannot, without notice, say when James Tracy was sentenced, but I am convinced that the sentence of 18 months' hard labour for what was in effect threatening the life of an officer was not too severe.
§ Lieut. - Commander KENWORTHY May I ask why these men of different faith in Londonderry are only fined for carrying rifles and ammunition, especially in view of the heavy loss of life in Londonderry, and whether the right hon. Gentleman is going to take possession of the rifles scattered all over that unhappy city?
§ Sir H. GREENWOOD The charge was that of carrying rifles and ammunition, and the sentence was given by a Resident Magistrate, and I cannot interfere with the sentence of any judicial officer in Ireland.
§ Lieut. - Commander KENWORTHY Is the right hon. Gentleman now going to take possession of these rifles scattered all over Londonderry?
§ Mr. SPEAKER The hon. and gallant Member must give notice of that.
Jul 16, 1920 (IT) Irish Questions
In the House of Commons...The circumstances in the case of James Tracy of Bunavie, Co. Limerick, who was tried
Jul 17, 1920 (FJ) Derry and Limerick
...House of Commons...The circumstances in the case of James Tracy, of Bunaire, Co. Limerick, who was tried by a District Courtmartial at Cork on the 23rd June 1919, on a charge of having a revolver and ammunition in his posession and who was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment with hard labor...sentence too severe...
Jul 17, 1920 (FJ) Hunger Strike in Cork
Jail
...demand for political treatment...J. Treacy...Limerick.
Dec 13, 1920 (FJ) In English Jails - Irish
Prisoners and Where they are detained
...Lincoln...Joseph Tracey...Liverpool...Joseph Tracey...
1920 Joseph Tracey possession of firearm and ammunition. [File]
Reference: CO 904/216/4. Dublin Castle Records, File 428, 23 folios.
Joseph Tracey found in Possession of Firearm and Ammunition at New Pallas Co. Limerick (1920)
1920 Letter to Diarmuid Treacy of Bunavoy, Pallasgreen, Co. Limerick [Letter]
6275 Joseph Tracey [James crossed out] L'Pool Prison
Tried by Court Martial at Cork 23 June 1920. Tracy was found guilty and was sentenced to 18 months hard labour.
Joseph Tracey (4/5/1895-5/11/1968) (son of Stephen Tracey & Mary Anne Dooley)
(birth not registered)
labourer, 1950 employed by Limerick
Corporation as night watchman, single, living in condemned house 6 Cornmarket
Row
Service medal issued 16/2/1950
Joined D Coy 1st Batt May 1915,
transferred to 2nd Batt 1916 or 1917, got beat up March 1921 [by Black and
Tans], patient City Home & Hospital and Mental Hospital, rejoined IRA 12
October 1921
Private, Irish Volunteers,
Mid-Limerick Brigade, 2nd Inf Battalion under Capt Terence Casey
Dail question 24 Dec 1924 by Pádraig
MacFhlannchadha
Limerick Union Hospital (11 days)
Limerick Asylum (6 months0 discharged as "Improved". Did not go to
work until Sep 1923, came to Dublin to work (Marino Clontarf) worked only one
day (Mr Kenny) then got a light job in Harcourt Road (Sawmill) 9 weeks and 2
days. Went back to Limerick and didn't do any work since. Small scar on vortex
of head. Traumatic Neurasthenia.
"in 1915 he joined and served
under Capt James O Donnell B Comp 1st Batt he was out in Kilonan on Easter
Sunday 1916...2nd Batt under Capt Michael McCann of A Comp that was about
1917..." Vol Joseph Tydings late of C Comp 2nd Batt Limerick City 18/6/23
October 1921 [see Michael Tracy (1892-1954) B.A., L.Mus (Rome)]
Rev. M. Tracey CC, president of the Limerick branch of the Gaelic League said he feared that in the settlement of the Irish political question the people would become apathetic in regard to the language.
13 January 1923 (NG) Memorial to Murdered
Mayor of Limerick
...in St. Munchin's Church...Rev. Michael Tracy, C.C. then president of the Limerick Gaelic League as chairman.
Nov 13, 1924 (FJ) Musical Scholarships.
Distiction for a Limerick Priest.
The Rev M.
Tracy, CC, St. Michaels Limerick, has been the successful competitor for the
Musical scholarship given by the Irish bishops in connection with the vacant
Chair of Gregorian Chant at Maynooth College. The scholarship is tenable for
two years at the Cecilian University of Music, Rome, whither Father Tracy will
proceed in due course...
The
Diocese of Limerick seemed to have had a disporsionate number of priests who
supported the Sinn Fein cause...Fr. Michael Toomey and Fr. Michael Tracey
insisted on changing their names to the Irish version in 1920 when such would
be seen as making a clear political statement...
Thomas Toomey (2010) The War of Independence in
Limerick 1912-1921. O'Brien-Toomey Publishers
1921- Calendars of Wills and
Administrations
Bridget
Treacy, 29 Mar 1939, late of Glenanair Kilmallock County Limerick, widow,
who died 5 Dec 1911, to James Kelly, farmer. Effects …
Edmond
Treacey otherwise Treacy, 15 Jul 1936, late of Scart Kilteely Pallasgreen
County Limerick, farmer, who died 4 Jan 1931, to The Agriculturel Credit
Corporation Ltd. Effects …
Edmond
Treacy, 14 Nov 1936, late of Holycross Kilmallock County Limerick, farmer,
who died 12 May 1935, to Tadhy Crowley, Teachta Dáil [TD]. Effects …
Edmond
Treacy, 9 Feb 1937, late of Grange Holycross Kilmallock County Limerick,
farmer, who died 30 Nov 1923, to Elsie Treacy, spinster. Effects …
Hanora Treacy,
13 Apr 1940, late of Scart Kilteely Pallasgrean County Limerick, widowr, who
died 13 Feb 1940, to Michael Carroll, farmer. Effects …
Hanora
Treacy, 25 Jan 1937, late of Holycross Kilmallock County Limerick, widow,
who died 30 Jun 1928, to Elsie Treacy, spinster. Effects …
John Treacy,
1 Oct 1923, late of Mount Fox Kilmallock County Limerick, labourer, who died 24
Feb 1923, to Denis Treacy, labourer. Effects …
John Treacy,
24 Nov 1939, late of Doon South County Limerick, farmer, who died 29 Aug 1939,
to Thomas Treacy, publican. Effects …
Joseph Treacy,
28 Apr 1928, late of
Templeglantine County Limerick, teacher, who died 31 Dec 1927, to John Quaid,
farmer, and Daniel M. Sheehan, merchant. Effects...
Kate Treacy,
22 Apr 1925, late of Scart Kilteely County Limerick, spinster, who died 16 Aug
1921, to Mary Treacy, spinster, and Patrick Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Mary Anne
Tracy, 26 Sep 1930, late of Violet Villas Limerick, widow, who died 8 Mar
1930, to Helena Considine, spinster. Effects …
Mary Anne
Treacy, 22 Jun 1933, late of Clounties Shangolden County Limerick,
spinster, who died 12 Dec 1931, to John Hurley, famer. Effects …
Mary Treacy,
22 Jun 1934, late of Kilmallock Co Limerick, national teacher, who died 10 Mar
1934 at Ballinahown Kilmallock, to John
Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Mary Treacy,
3 Mar 1927, late of Ballinahoun County Limerick, widow, who died 23 Dec 1926,
to David Treacy and John Treacy, farmers. Effects …
Morgan
Treacy, 13 Jan 1936, late of Doon County Limerick, farmer, who died 24 Jun
1935?, to Thomas Treacy, publican. Effects …
Patrick
Treacy, 7 Nov 1936, late of 53 Parnell Street Limerick, no occupation, who
died 28 May 1936, to Thomas Treacy, merchant. Effects …
Thomas
Tracey, 8 Jun 1927, late of Ballinarouga Ballingarry County Limerick,
farmer, who died 21 Feb 1924, to William Tracey and John Tracey, farmers.
Effects …
Thomas
Treacy, 21 Apr 1934, late of Cromhill Co Limerick, farmer, who died 29 Nov
1922, to Patrick Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Thomas
Treacy, 25 Mar 1926, late of Cromhill County Limerick, farmer, who died 29
Nov 1922, to Simon Ryan, merchant. Effects …
15 April 1922 (NG)
...Fr. John Treacey, C.S.S.R., Limerick...
McQuaid
v Redemptorists
[1948]...The Provincial, Fr. Jack Treacy,
C.S.S.R. found that negotiating with McQuaid was not straightforward...retreat
house in Dublin...
Cooney,
John (1999) John Charles McQuaid. Ruler of Catholic Ireland. The Obrien Press,
Dublin
In 1949, the then Redemptorist provincial in Limerick, John Treacy…
Sep 4, 1922 (FJ) Limerick, Sunday
...Kilworth Camp, Co. Cork...Captain Quinn who had been ambushed the previous day in Corbally, was in charge of the party which included Capt. Treacy...They left Limerick on patrol duty...Captain Treacy [captured 6 irregulars]...
Sep 4, 1922 (IT) Anxious to be taken.
Irregulars who were "Fed Up"
Limerick...Kilworth Camp...Captain Treacy...
Nov 16, 1922 (FJ) Munster
Death of a Redemptorist - News has reached his relatives of the death at Perth, Western Australia of Rev. Cornelius Treacy, CSSR, who waw born near Loughgar, Co. Limerick in 1877, was ordained in 1904, and went to Australia in 1911.
Treacy (Cromhill, Kilteely [Limerick?]) November 29 1922 Thomas Treacy, aged 73 years...
1922 Army Census
Thomas
Tracy; 22; Vol, L.C.B., home address: 7 Old Francis St, Off John's St,
Limerick, 27377 pay no: 13474, Joined: 24/7/22 Limerick, married, RC, Next of kin: wife, Next of kin:
Mrs Ellen Tracy, 7 Old Francis St, Limerick; Limerick (Limerick); download file
Willie
Joseph Treacy; 17; Volunteer, C Company Mid-limerick, home address:
Ballybricken, Grange, Co Limerick, 8100 pay no: 42686, Joined: 20/3/22
Caherconlish, single, RC, Next of kin: mother, Next of kin: Mary Treacy,
Ballybricken Grange Co. Limk; Ballymullen Barracks, Tralee (Kerry); download file
Michael, Freacy [Treacy], 38, Pte 1st
Western; home address: Kilbane, Co. Clare; Pay no. 11303; joined Ennis; Single;
RC; Sister Mary Treacy, 20 Catherine St, Limerick; Macroom (Cork); download file
Jan 6, 1923 (FJ)
Session Clerks...Mr Jeremiah Tracey, Bunaboy, Pallasgreen, for the districts of Croom and Pallasgreen.
9 January 1923 Cork Examiner
... Jerh Treacy. Bunaboy, Pallasgrean, who has been appointed District Sessions Clerk for Croom and Pallasgrean was an official of the Customs and Excise prior to 1916 ...
Jun 2, 1923 (FJ) Civil Servants reinstated
in positions
...Customs...J. Treacy...
Jun 6, 1923 (FJ) Re-Instated in his old
position
Mr J Treacy, Bunavoy, Pallasgreen, has been re-instated in his old position in the Customs and excise, from which he was dismissed in 1917. Mr. Treacy, who is a member of the Fainne, is brother to the District Sessions Clerk at Pallasgreen.
Jun 6, 1923 (IT) Munster
Customs Officer Reinstated - Mr. J. Treacy, Bunavoy, Pallasgreen, has been reinstated in the Customs and Excise from which he was dismissed in 1917. Mr Treacy is a brother to the District Sessions Clerk at Pallasgreen.
28 February 1923 Cork Examiner
... evening John Treacy died rather suddenly his residence, Mount Fox, Kilmallock. had been about during the day, and appeared be in his usual good health; consequently ...
28 May 1920
& 3 August 1923 The Church of Ireland Gazette
Great Southern & WEstern Railway Comany. Examinations for male
clekships [held in Dublin]...Patrick Tracey [1920]...Myles Treacy [1923] [b.
Limerick?]...
Oct 19, 1923 (FJ) Dog Show
Collies...2 John J Treacy, Kilteely, Co. Limerick - Drumcormick Major...
Nov 27, 1923 (FJ) Letter - Clonmel Collie
Trials
Dear Sir - I beg to thank you for the prominence given to my letter of the 2nd inst. re Clonmel Collie Trials...Sean Tracey, Cromhill, Killteely, Co. Limerick.
1923 Limerick City Electors
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Ann Tracey, 36 Windmill Street Anne Tracey, 25 Prospect Row Annie Tracey, 2 Punches Lane Annie Tracey, Ardeavin, O'Connell Avenue Brendan Treacy (Rev.), Mt. St. Alphonsus South Circular Road Bridget Tracey, Dowling's Range Bridget Tracey, William's Lane Christina Tracey, 12 White's Lane Edward Tracey, 36 Windmill Street Eliza Tracey, 9 William Street (Upper) Elizabeth Tracey, Gaol Lane Ellen Tracey, 1 Back Lane Ellen Tracey, 12 Old Francis Street Ellen Tracey, Gaol Lane Hanora Treacey, 2 Mount Kennett Cottages James Tracey, Dowling's Range John Tracey, Gaol Lane Joseph Tracey, Parnell Street Kate Tracy, Gaol Lane Margaret Tracey, 3 Punches Lane Margaret Tracey, 4 Punches Lane Mary Tracey, 20 Catherine Street Mary Treacy, 11 Market Alley Mary Treacy, 3 Mortell Villas O'Connell Avenue Michael Tracey Rev., 1 Pery Square Michael Tracey, 2 Punches Lane Michael Tracey, 3 Punches Lane Molly Tracy, Nth. Circular Rd. Monaive Patrick Tracey, 25 Prospect Row Patrick Tracey, 53 Parnell Street Philip N. Tracey, Ardeavin, O'Connell Avenue Philip N. Tracy, 28 William Street (Upper) Thomas Tracey, 12 Old Francis Street Thomas Tracey, 53 Parnell Street Timothy Tracey, White's Lane Timothy Tracey, William's Lane William Tracey, 3 Punches Lane William Treacey, 2 Mount Kennett Cottages |
Ellen Tracey, 1 Back Lane Mary Tracey, 20 Catherine Street Bridget Tracey, Dowling's Range James Tracey, Dowling's Range Ellen Tracey, Gaol Lane Elizabeth Tracey, Gaol Lane John Tracey, Gaol Lane Kate Tracy, Gaol Lane Mary Treacy, 11 Market Alley Hanora Treacey, 2 Mount Kennett Cottages William Treacey, 2 Mount Kennett Cottages Molly Tracy, Nth. Circular Rd. Monaive Annie Tracey, Ardeavin, O'Connell Avenue Philip N. Tracey, Ardeavin, O'Connell Avenue Mary Treacy, 3 Mortell Villas O'Connell Avenue Ellen Tracey, 12 Old Francis Street Thomas Tracey, 12 Old Francis Street Joseph Tracey, Parnell Street Patrick Tracey, 53 Parnell Street Thomas Tracey, 53 Parnell Street Michael Tracey Rev., 1 Pery Square Anne Tracey, 25 Prospect Row Patrick Tracey, 25 Prospect Row Annie Tracey, 2 Punches Lane Michael Tracey, 2 Punches Lane Margaret Tracey, 3 Punches Lane Michael Tracey, 3 Punches Lane William Tracey, 3 Punches Lane Margaret Tracey, 4 Punches Lane Brendan Treacy (Rev.), Mt. St. Alphonsus South Circular Road Christina Tracey, 12 White's Lane Timothy Tracey, White's Lane Eliza Tracey, 9 William Street (Upper) Philip N. Tracy, 28 William Street (Upper) Bridget Tracey, William's Lane Timothy Tracey, William's Lane Ann Tracey, 36 Windmill Street Edward Tracey, 36 Windmill Street |
Oct 6, 1924 (FJ) Missing Limerick Woman
...Wm Tracy, a labourer, Mount Kennett Quay Cottages, Limerick...found her shawl on the quay wall...
Oct 8, 1924 (FJ) Woman found in the Shannon
The body of Mrs. Tracey, wife of William Tracey, Mount Kennett, Quay Cottages, who was missed from her home on Saturday morning was discovered in the Shannon yesterday.
Mar 21, 1925 (IT) Bohemians Rugby Football
Team, Limerick, winners of the Transfield Cup 1924-25 [picture]
...back row...W.F. Treacy...
1925 The Shannon Scheme by Willie W. Gleeson
One fine day in the year 1925, three members of
Athlunkard Boat Club were engaged in putting the final touches to the Desmond
Hall ballroom in Cruise's Hotel, in preparation for the club's annual monster
whist drive - a popular pastime in those early days. They were Jimmy
O'Donoghue, Charlie Treacy and the author.
November
1926 - Messrs. G.E. Goodbody,
G.R. Ryan, P.U. Tracey, J.H. Roche and T.J. Loughrey have been elected to
represent importers and exporters on Limerick Harbour Board.
November
1932 - The following were
elected to represent the importers and exporters on the Limerick Harbour Board
for the next two years: Messrs P.N. Treacy...
Dec
25, 1926 (IT) Detectives Wounded
...Limerick...Detective Tracey
slightly wounded in the hip...
Jan
18, 1927 (IT) Limerick Outrages
...Guard Tracey, a member of the
detective division, was cycling from Cahirconlish to Murroe, whe he was seized
by six men. They fired shots over his head, and then allowed him to continue
his journey.
1927
Attack on Police Barracks
When Detective Officer Treacy was
cycling from Caherconlish to Murroe, County Limerick, at 10 o’clock last night
he was held up by six armed men and deprived of his revolver. Shots were fired
over his head and he was directed to continue his journey. The incident was a
prelude to an attack on the Civic Guard barracks at Caherconlish. Rifle and
revolver shots were fired into the station, but the occupants escaped injury.
Dublin, Monday. Guardian 18/1/1927, p.11
15 March 1927 Holograph letter from Bishop David Keane, The Palace, Corbally, Limerick, to (Hagan). Congratulating Messrs. Bluett and McCarthy on their ordination; stating he will be anxious for their return to take up work soon. Glad that Fr. Treacy is now giving musical training to the students.
Papers of
John Hagan, Irish College Rome (1904-1930)
Apr
4, 1927 (IT) Bohemians Victory in Munster Senior Cup
...Bohemians Limerick....E.D. Tracey...IRFU
Feb
14, 1928 (IT) Limerick Dock Railway Scheme
At Limerick Harbour Board yesterday a requisition
signed by four members...P.N. Tracey...
1930-1932
Sheehy Skeffington Papers
MS 33,606 (21) Edward Treacy, The Thomond
Archaeological Society and Field Club [Limerick?]
1930
London Wills
Mary Anne Tracy of 3 Violet Villas Limerick
widow died 8 March 1930. Probate London 17 October to Helena Considine
spinster. Effects £363.6.5 in England.
25 Jul 1931 (CTr) Gort Open Meeting
...E.
Tracy, Limerick 69...
Jul
11, 1931 (CT) Limerick City District Court
...Mr. E. Treacy, solicitor, for the defendants...
November
03, 1931 (IP) Limerick
Harbour Board
The Board voted sympathy to Mr. P.N. Treacy,
a member, on the death of his brother.
1934/5
registered victualling premises, fixing quantities and price (5 d/lb)
Edward Treacy, Moore Street, Cappamore, Limerick. Maximum 100 lb of beef.
John Treacy, 41 Grand Parade
Mkt., Cork. Maximum 650 lb of beef.
John
Treacy, Laraghmore, Ballyglunin,
Galway. 100 lb of beef
William Tracey, Limerick Street, Cappawhite, Tipperary. Maximum 350 lb of beef.
Beef Supply (Appointed Area
No. 3) Order, 1934. No. 369/1934
Beef Supply (Appointed Area
No. 4) Order, 1934. No. 370/1934
1936 London Wills
Patrick Treacy of 53
Parnell street Limerick died 28 May 1936 at Barringtons Hospital Limerick Probate
London 26 November to Thomas Treacy merchant. Effects £712.3.9 in England.
October 18 1937 The Saratogian. Saratoga Springs. N.
Y.
Mrs. Donovan, 53,
Corinth, Is Dead; Funeral Tuesday
Corinth—Mrs Anna
Tracey Donovan, 53, wife of Daniel Donovan, Palmer Ave., died at 6:17 am.
yesterday at her home following a long illness.
Mrs. Donovan, a
native of Ireland, came to this country 30 years ago. She was a member of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception and ihe Rosary Society.
Survivors, besides
her husband, are two sons, Thomas, manager of the local saratogian office, and
Bernard, both of Corinth; one daughter, Rita, student at Oneonta Normal School:
one sistcr, Miss Mary Tracey, one brother Michael Tracey, both of Limerick,
Ireland.
Funeral services will
be conduced at 9 a.m. tomorrow at the home and 9:30 a.m. at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception. The Rev. Father Joseph P. Hanlon, pastor, will
officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, this village.
Aug 26th 1938 The Kilsyth Chronicle Friday
Funeral Of Canon
Macnamara, Kilsyth
The Primate of all
Ireland, His Eminence Cardinal MacRory presided at Office and Solemn Requiem
Mass in St Michael's Dun Laoghaire, on Tuesday last week, for the Right Rev.
Monsignor Patrick Macnamara, Kilsyth, whose funeral later took place to Mount
St. Laurence Cemetery, Limerick...The attendance included...Mr P. N. Treacy,
Limerick; Mrs Treacy;...Miss Oona Treacy, Miss Nuala Treacy, Limerick;...
http://www.saintpatrickskilsyth.org.uk/saintpatricks/histories_fr_macnamara.html
September
1939
In University Church, St. Stephen Green, Dublin the wedding took place of Mr.
Ignatius M. Holihan, solr Ennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Houlihan, Kilkee to
Miss Oona Treacy, solr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Treacy, Limerick...There
were three bridesmaids, Dr. Maureen Treacy, Miss Nuala Treacy (sisters of the
bride) and Miss Margaret Houlihan (sister of the groom). Mr. Gerhard Holihan
(brother of the groom) was best man.
1941 Journal of the Cork
Historical and Archaeological Society
… Presented by Thomas Treacy, Tankardstown,
Bruff, Co. Limerick
1942
Bulgaden, Kilbreedy Major, Kilmallock, Limerick
Report. Co. Limerick VEC, Irish classes attendance record, Bulgaden 1941-42. Folded sheet, printed on three sides, and filled out in ms. Front black on white, inside red columns and blue lines. Teacher Fingin O'Sullivan. Attendees; Stara Walsh, housewife; John FitzGerald farmer; John Heffernan, servant boy; Michael Haughey servant boy; Nora Heffernan, servant girl; Liam Stubain, servant boy; James Treacy, workman; Michael Treacy farmer; Kathleen Walsh, housewife; Stephen Quinn, servant boy; Francis Hagan, unemployed; Patrick Clumhain servant boy; Thomas Heffernan, unemployed; Mary Hanrahan, housewife; Anne McHugh, servant girl; Evelyn O'Connell, servant girl; Anne O'Connell, servant girl; Liam Holan, servant boy; Andrew Grey, servant boy ; Donal O'Brien unemployed; Evelyn O'Brien, unemployed; and Mairead Hartigan Unemployed. Watermark, Glencamac/ Made in Ireland
Limerick City Museum record
details:1566
17th October 1942 Mount St. Lawrence
Cemetery Register
Patrick Tracey, 69, 25 Prospect Row, ref 248 #A
1942
US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
Dennis John Tracey b. 12 Aug 1894 Iemerick,
Ireland Residence: Kings, New York
Edward Tracey b. 24 Mar 1890 Limerick,
Ireland Residence: NY, NY
George Tracy b. 4 Apr 1891 Limerick, Ireland
Residence: Kings, New York
Jerry Tracy b. 22 Jun 1879 Limerick, Ireland
Residence: C C Co, California
John Joseph Tracey b. 4 Sep 1888 Limerick,
Ireland Residence: Kings, New York
John Joseph Tracy b. 16 Mar 1891 Limerick, Ireland
Residence: Kings, New York
John Tracy b. 2 Mar 1889 County Limerick,
Ireland Residence: Roslindale, Massachusetts
Michael T Treacy b. 19 Nov 1884 Co Limesirk,
Ireland Residence: Chicago, Illinois
Patrick Tracy b. 8 Apr 1886 Limerick, Ireland
Residence: Bronx, New York
Thomas Joseph Tracey b. 26 May 1888
Limerick, Ireland Residence: Kings, New York
1966
Political correspondence between Senator McGill and members of the Nationalist Party, as well as other political groupings and individuals. References are made to the growing political and sectarian tension that was gripping Northern Ireland during this period. On a postcard to McGill, from Cahir Healy, [see D2994/1/5/26] he refers to the 'Malvern Street murders' (three Catholic barmen were shot in the Malvern Street area of the Shankill Road, Belfast, June 1966, after leaving a public house. One of the men, Peter Ward died and three UVF members were later charged and convicted of the murder) and the banning of the UVF'. He also referred to the 'prosecution of Rev. Ian Paisley, for his part in the scenes that marked the official reception given the previous month by the Moderator of the (Presbyterian) General Assembly when guests were rabbled'. Also included is a copy letter from E. McAteer to Capt. W. Treacey, Limerick, regarding an engagement which McAteer held with Treacey. McGill notes that at their engagement McAteer 'gave a very cogent dissertation on the trend of events in the North. It was the era of O'Neillism and already clouds were thickening around the "Liberal" Stormont Prime Minister whose talk of change never got beyond that'. [41 items]. D2994/1/5
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Record of Protected Structures
“Treacy's” Ballynamona, Bulgaden D40(G) Thatched Building
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& 27 April 2006 Crookwell Gazette, Australia
Donald Thomas Treacy, died 21 April 2006, 75, at Crookwell District Hospital, late of Limerick
The Old Limerick Journal
Vol. 2, March 1980
Treacy’s packet and tripe by Jim Kemmy [online]
Vol. 17, Winter 1984
Treacy’s packet and tripe shop by Mary Kate Irwin [online]
Vol. 23, Spring 1988 - Australian edition
Dr. Richard Thomas Tracy by Frank M.C. Forster [online]
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Shane Tracy (Limerick FC) Member of Ireland Under-19 Squad 2006/'07. Other
Caps U15, U16, U18 & U19. Born: 14th September 1988 in Limerick. IT Carlow BA Sport and Exercise (Soccer)
Shane Tracy's Dead Ball Lesson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4myQpv5rkk |
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Yvonne Tracy, born 27th February
1981, from Limerick, defender for Arsenal and 78 caps for Ireland A former Under 16 and Under 18 international, Yvonne has made the transition to senior Irish level with ease. She played for Lifford LFC before joining Arsenal Ladies, winning many National Cup winners medals as well as Limerick League and Cup medals. Now a regular at Arsenal, Yvonne is delivering on her potential with some impressive performances in the inaugural European Club Championships. She brings a calming influence to her team mates with her ability to read danger early and using her control and pace to quickly turn defence into attack. Her career highlight was winning the quadruple. In 2002 she was named Irish international Player of the Year. In 2007, she was a member of the Arsenal squad who won both the UEFA Women's Cup and the FA Women's Cup. Unfortunately Yvonne missed out on in the UEFA Cup final due to injury. She also had 45 caps to her name. In 2008, she is again part of the Republic of Ireland
squad and was selected for the team to play against Holland on Sunday, 27th
January 2008. She has over 45 international caps. This was also her eight
season with Arsenal and they won the FA Women's Premier League Champions, FA Cup
Winners, London County Cup Winners. In 2009, Yvonne is entering her ninth season with Arsenal. On the 29th
October 2009, in the FIFA Women's 2011 World Cup qualifier, Yvonne Tracy came
on as a substitute and scored the winning goal, capping a splendid comeback
for the Republic of Ireland Women's team in Taldykorgan today (Thursday) as
they picked up three valuable World Cup qualifying points against Kazakhstan. In 2013, she made her 75 senior appearances for Ireland
becoming only the fourth Irish female player to do so. To date she has 78 caps. In 2014, she left Arsenal Ladies. Ref: http://www.fai.ie/ireland/news/tracy-set-to-win-75th-cap https://www.facebook.com/yvonne.tracy.71 |
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DIRECTORIES
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1820 The commercial directory of Scotland,
Ireland, and the four most Northern counties of England Thomas Tracy, Boot
and Shoe Maker, 13 Patrick-st. 1824 Pigot Mary Tracy, Porter & Ale Dealers
(bottled), 4 Francis St. Thos Tracy, Boot & Shoemakers, 13
Patrick Street 1838 Deane C. Tracy, Porter & Ale Dealers
(bottled), Francis St. T. Tracy, Boot & Shoemakers, Patrick
Street 1840 Triennial Mary Tracy, Porter & Ale Dealers
(bottled), Francis St. Thomas Tracy, Boot & Shoemakers, Patrick
Street 1840 Limerick City Tradesmen Guild Members Edmond Tracy,
Ropemakers http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/limerick/censubs/guild-members.txt 1846 Slater Andrew
Tracy, porter dealer, 4 Francis st John
Tracey/Tracy, butcher, Wickham st John
Tracy, butcher, Muugret st Michael
Tracy, wheelwright, West Water gate Thomas
Tracy, boot and shoe maker, 13 Patrick st Castle Connell Wm. S.
Tracey, Esq, (stipendiary magistrate), Grange 1856 Slater Andrew Tracy, Grocers, 9 Patrick Street Andrew Tracy, Commercial Buildings, Rutland Street John Tracey, Provision Dealers, Wickham
Street John Tracy, Butchers, 21 Catherine Street Michael Tracy, Wheelwrights, West Watergate |
A.
Tracy, 4 Francis Street, Limerick (1828) |
1867 Henry & Coughlans
Hospitals, Infirmaries, Asylums etc.
Daniel Treacy, Resident Apothecary and
Register, St. John's Fever & Lock Hospital
1870 Slater
Hospitals, Infirmaries, Asylums etc.
Daniel Tracey, Resident Medical Officer, St.
John's Fever & Lock Hospital, St. John's Gate
Nobility, Gentry & Clergy
Rev. Richard Taylor Tracey, 48 Catherine
Street
Rope Makers
Edward Tracy, Rope & Twine Manufacturers,
9 Upper William Street
Butchers
John Tracy, 21 Catherine Street
Wool Merchants & Brokers
John Treacy, Catherine Street
1875 Bassett
Mrs. Tracy, Frederick Street
Rev. R. T. Tracey, Catherine Street
Rope Makers
Edward Tracy & Sons, Rope & Twine
Manufacturers, 9 Upper William Street
Police
John Tracy, Constable in charge, Constabulary Barrack, Dock Road
1877 Bassett
Mrs. Tracy, Dressmakers, Frederick Street
Denis Tracy, Dealer, 4 Wicklam Street
John Treacy, 22 Collooney Street
Rev. R. T. Tracey, 48 Catherine Street
Rope Makers
Edward Tracy & Sons, Rope & Twine
Manufacturers, 9 Upper William Street
Police Establishment
John
Tracy, Constable in charge, Constabulary
Barrack, Dock Road
Wool Merchants & Brokers
Tracy & McDonnell, 4 Carr Street
Patrick Tracy, Wool Merchants, Athlunkard Street (off)
1879 Bassett
Protestant Dissenting Chapels
Rev. R. Tracey, 48 Catherine Street
Associate Editor
Thomas Stanley Tracey, 17 Henry Street
Wool Merchants
Tracy & McDonnell, 4 Carr Street
Rope Makers
Edward & Tracy & Sons, Rope &
Twine Manufacturers, 9 Upper William Street
Edward Treacy, Rope Makers, Pennywell
John Tracy, Rope & Twine Manufacturers,
William Street
Dressmakers
Mary Anne Tracy, Frederick Street
Printers
Michael Tracy, James Street
Wool Dealers
Tracy & McDonnell, Carr Street
Patrick Tracy, Athlunkard Street
Police Establishment
John Treacey, Constable, Dock Road
1880 Bassett
John Treacy, 22 Collooney Street
Rev. R. T. Tracey, 48 Catherine Street
Newspapers
Limerick Reporter & Tipperary Vindicator;
Res. 17 Henry Street
T.S. Tracey, George Street
Dressmakers
Mrs Tracy, Frederick Street
Rope Makers
Edward Tracy & Sons, Rope & Twine
Manufacturers, 9 Upper William Street
Wool & Skin
Dealers
Tracy & McDonnell, 4 Carr Street
Patrick Tracy, The Abbey, off Athlunkard Street
Police Establishment
John Treacy, Constable, Dock Road
1884 Bassett
Rev. R. T. Tracey, 53 Catherine Street
Newspapers
Limerick Reporter & Tipperary Vindicator
office; Res. 35 Henry Street
T.S. Tracey, George Street. Ex. Sch. T.C.D.
Rope Makers
Edward Tracy & Sons, Rope & Twine
Manufacturers, 9 Upper William Street
Wool & Skin
Dealers
Patrick Tracy, Wool Merchants, 4 Carr Street
Patrick Tracy, The Abbey, off Athlunkard Street
Police Establishment
John Treacey, Constable, Dock Road
1886 Guys
Directory
E. Tracy, Rope & Twine Manufacturers, 9
Upper William Street
Rev. R. T. Tracey, 62 Catherine Street
Treacy,
Constable, 26 Frederick Street
Dressmakers
& Milliners
Mrs. Treacy, 26 Frederick Street
Protestant Dissenting Chapels
Rev. Richard T. Treacy, George Street
Civil Establishment
Sergeant Treacy, Inspector of the port of
Limerick
1891 Ashe
Directory
Edward Treacy, Rope & Twine Manufacturers,
9 Upper William Street
James Tracey, 26 Frederick Street
M. Treacey, 10 Henry Street
The Misses Treacy, 62 Catherine Street
1905
Kelly's Directory
Rev. E. Tracy, P.P. Askeaton R.S.O. co.
Limerick
1912 Guy
Elizabeth Tracey, 9 William Street Upper
Emila Tracey, 3 St. Alphonsus Terrace, Quin
Street
Mary Tracey, 3 Mortell Villas, O'Connell
Avenue
Philip Tracey, Ard-Caoin, O'Connell Avenue
Thomas Treacy, 53 Nelson Street
Tracy & Co., Hide
& Skin Merchants, 18 William Street Upper
William Tracey, 20 Windmill Street
1913 Guy
Elizabeth Treacy, 9 William Street Upper
Emila Tracey, 3 St. Alphonsus Terrace, Quin
Street
Mary Tracey, 3 Mortell Villas, O'Connell
Avenue
Philip Treacy, Ard-Caoin, O'Connell Avenue
Thomas Treacy, 53 Nelson Street
William Tracey, 28 Windmill Street
Tracy & Co., Hide
& Skin Merchants, 18 William Street Upper
1914 Guy
Elizabeth Treacy, 9 William Street Upper
Emila Tracey, 3 St. Alphonsus Terrace, Quin
Street
Mary Tracey, 3 Mortell Villas, O'Connell
Avenue
Philip Treacy, Ard-Caoin, O'Connell Avenue
Thomas Treacy, 53 Parnell Street
William Tracey, 20 Windmill Street
Tracy & Co., Hide
& Skin Merchants, 18 William Street Upper
1915 Cork & Munster
Tracy & Co., Hide & Skin Merchants, 18 William Street Upper & Michael St
Elizabeth Treacy, 9 William Street Upper
E. Tracy, Merchants (General), 9 William
Street Upper
Emila Tracey, 3 St. Alphonsus Terrace, Quin
Street
Mary Tracey, 3 Mortell Villas, O'Connell
Avenue
Philip Treacy, Ard Caoin, O’Connell Avenue
Thomas Treacy, 53 Parnell Street
William Tracy, 28 Windmill Street
1915 Kelly's Directory of the
Leather Trades
Hide
& Skin Merchants
Tracy
& Co, Michael St Limerick Limerick
Tracy
& Co, 18 Upper William St
Limerick Limerick
1918 Cork & Munster
Tracy & Co., Hide & Skin Merchants, 18 William Street Upper & Michael St
E. Tracy & Sons, Merchants (General), 9
William Street Upper
1920 Cork & Munster
Tracy & Co., Hide & Skin Merchants, 18 William Street Upper & Michael St
E. Tracy & Sons, Merchants (General), 9
William Street Upper
1931
Trade Directory
Ed Treacy, 41 William Street, Manufacturers
Treacy's
Packet and Tripe, Courthouse Lane, off Athlunkard Street
1931-32 Jurors
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- Address |
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Bridget Tracey, Brennan's Row Catherine Tracy, 2 Glue Yard Lane Charles Treacy, Keyes Row Christina Treacy. Charlotte Quay Edward Treacy, 57 Athlunkard Street Edward Treacy, Keyes Row Elizabeth Tracey, 2 Glue Yard Lane Elizabeth Tracey, Brennan's Row Elizabeth Tracey, Margaret Place Ellen Tracey 3 Nicholas Street Hanna Tracey, Brennan's Row John Tracey, Brennan's Row John Tracey, Margaret Place John Treacy, 1 Robert Street Joseph Treacy, Bank Place Mary Tracey, Brennan's Row Mary Tracey, Caperine Street Mary Tracey, Georges Quay (Barringtons) Mary Treacy, 1 Robert Street Mary Treacy, CK Street Maureen Tracey, Dr., St. John's Hospital Michael Tracey, Brennan's Row Michael Treacy, Charlotte Quay Michael Treacy, Denmark Street Timothy Tracey, Brennan's Row |
Edward Treacy, 57 Athlunkard Street Joseph Treacy, Bank Place Bridget Tracey, Brennan's Row Elizabeth Tracey, Brennan's Row Hanna Tracey, Brennan's Row John Tracey, Brennan's Row Mary Tracey, Brennan's Row Michael Tracey, Brennan's Row Timothy Tracey, Brennan's Row Mary Tracey, Caperine Street Christina Treacy. Charlotte Quay Michael Treacy, Charlotte Quay Mary Treacy, CK Street Michael Treacy, Denmark Street Mary Tracey, Georges Quay (Barringtons) Catherine Tracy, 2 Glue Yard Lane Elizabeth Tracey, 2 Glue Yard Lane Charles Treacy, Keyes Row Edward Treacy, Keyes Row Elizabeth Tracey, Margaret Place John Tracey, Margaret Place Ellen Tracey 3 Nicholas Street John Treacy, 1 Robert Street Mary Treacy, 1 Robert Street Maureen Tracey, Dr., St. John's Hospital |
… Abbeyfeale… iii. Margaret (Peggy) Curtin (b.
before 1945) married Patrick Joseph Treacy
Curtin,
Paul Joseph (1995) West Limerick Roots: The Laurence Curtin Family of
Knockbrack, County Limerick, Ireland
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City Quay, Dublin 2 In honour of the seamen lost while serving on Irish merchant ships 1939 – 1945 Irish Pine 15 -
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