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Traceys of Tipperary – Page 1

It may be presumed that the Traceys of:

North East Tipperary are descended from the Uí Bairrche

North West Tipperary are descended from the Sil Anmchadha

South West Tipperary are descended from the Uí Fidgeinti.

County Tipperary Genealogy Project

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County Tipperary GenWeb Project

http://www.rootsweb.com/~irltip/tipperary.htm

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The Traceys of Tipperary can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Uí Bairrche, Sil Anmchadha and Ui Fidegeinti.

In the Patent Rolls of James I, there was Garranelandresy otherwise Lander's grove near Fethard.

1303 Red Book of Ormond

26. Extent of the Manor of Thorles (Thurles) 18th May 1303

… De Herde Tracy pro – ob. quad. quia per Willelemum Le Brode ob. quad.

De Willelmo le Brode – ob. quad. quia dominus oneratur pro eo jd. ob. …

… De heredibus Philipi le Croker videlicet pro Rogero Clericio xixd. ob.

… De eisdem Herde Tracy jd. …

… De eisdem pro Petro Danial xiiijd. ob. et ad festum Santi Michaelis xiiijd. ob. quad.

… De eisdem Herde Tracy ijd. ob.

Summa ad pacha xvijs. iijd. ob. quad. et ad festum Santi Michaelis xvijs. viijd. Inde subtrahantur iiijs. ob per annum ut in particulis subscriptis et sic onus domini summatur per ann. xxxs. xjd. ob. quad. Inde Agneta Croker xd. et ad festum Santi Michaelis xd. quad. pro. xiij. acris et dim. quas tenet nominee dotis et per manus Thome le Grete iijd. et per manus Willelmi de Preston id. ob. quad. et ad festum Santi Michaelis ijd. et inter Johannem fil. Rogeri et Thomam le Grete iijd utroque termino et per Johannem fil. Rogeri Cort. iijd. et per eundem Johannem fil. Rogeri vd. ob. quad. …

White, Newport B. ed. (1932) The Red Book of Ormond. Dublin: Irish Manuscripts Commission. pp. 78, 79, 80

26 Mar 1313 Cashel Pleas

Tipperary

Pleas Of The Crown At Cassell Before Walter De Thornbury, 26 Mar. Chancellor Of Ireland, And William Alysaundre, Assigned To The Place Of Edmund Le Botiller, Gustos Of Ireland, Acting Elsewhere In Remote Parts, On Monday The Morrow Of The Annunciation, A. R. 6.

Walter Ohassy, charged with the death of John de Nasshe, feloniously slain by him, comes and defends, etc. John Athelard, El . . . ., Simon Monywrench, Walter le Blound, John Mare .... William ....Taillour Roger A .... Graunt, Robert Albus, Thomas de Aula and Walter Broun, jurors, say that Walter is guilty. Therefore let him be hanged.

1314 Clonmel Pleas

Jordan, son of Patrick Nelltylle and others of his following, who feloniously slew Roland Tracy and William Kerdiff at Ringnagonagh [Ringagonagh Waterford] and robbed them of 30 cows.

Ormond Deeds V

Jurors: Thomas Cantwell, Richard and John CantwellRichard and William Racket, William Monsell, William PowerWilliam Bryt, Thomas Boy Purcell, John Vale, Richard fitz William, James Vale. The jurors say that, notwithstanding the statute passed by Parliament at Dublin before Thomas, Earl of Surrey (as above), Nicholas, Richard and John Fanyng fitz Geoffrey of Ballyngarry [Ballingarry Ballingarry (Slieveardagh)], Teige Bearre O'Howlaghan and Dermod O'Treassy alias O'Twee of the same, kerns, advised, procured and abetted by Geoffrey Fanyng, gent., wilfully burned a house at Ferenrory [Farranrory Ballingarry (Slieveardagh)] containing 40 cows with 60l. of William Fanyng, gent., and also a girl called Sawe Iny Canlyen who was in the house. Inquisition taken at Clonmel on Monday after Holy Trinity in the 7th year of Edward VI [May 29, 1553]

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=IMC%201932%2FOrmondDeeds%2F5

25^th April 1555 Inquisition taken at Clonmel

The jurors say that Nicholas Richard and John Fanyng Fitz Geoffery of Ballyngarry, Teige Beare O’Howlaghan and Dermot O’Treassy alias O’Twee of the same, kearns, advised procured and abetted by Geoffrey Fanyng gent, willfully burned a house at Ferenrory conmtaining 40 cows with 60l of William Fanyng gent and also a girl called Sawe Iny Canlyen who was in the house.

1615 Royal Visitation of Cashel and Emly.

Cashel

Viccaria de Kilconill Edmondus o Trassie. Incumbens.

Decanatus de Tipperary.

Ecclesia de Cullen. Rectoria ibidem Johannes o Hassie. Vicaria vacat.

Michael A. Murphy. Royal Visitation of Cashel and Emly, 1615. Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 1 (1912), pp. 277-311

1643

Redmond Tressy of Kilcrua (Tipperary?) hanged at Magher an earla (Magher an Iarla) in Tiranascragh (Galway) hanged 17^th November 1643 on the order of the Earl of Clanrickard for the murder of a Scotsman John Chancelor, his English wife Elizabeth and their son John. The Earl of Clanrickard states that after interrogation Redmond Tressy confessed. Also hanged for the same offence, William O’Meaghan of Kilcrua hanged at Portumna 16^th November 1643 and Breasal McDermot O’Madden of Killimor, hanged at Killimor 4^th December 1643.

The lands of Teigue O’Trassie of Ballaghaghill [Ballycahill Killimorbologue Galway???] who was slain in the rebellion were given to Richard Earl of Clanrickard.

Lowe John ed (1983) Letter-book of the Earl of Clanricarde, 1643-47. Irish Manuscripts Commission, Dublin.

Madden, Gerard (2004) History of the O’Maddens of Hy-Many. East Clare Heritage, Co. Clare.

24/2/1654 or 1655 William Trassy of Gouline in the Barony of Middlethird and Sarah Gervie of the same married. (Cashel)

1619 – 1715 Parish Register Society of Dublin: Church of Ireland parish registers. Volume 4: Trinity College 1650-1660 p.36

"Barebones'' Parliament, 1653, passed an Act that marriages should take place before a justice of the Peace. Most of persons mentioned were Catholics as register was civil.

Census 1659

Barony Sleavordagh, Tipperary (pp.297)

Trassy (12)

Barony Eliogurty & Ikerin, Tipperary (pp.319)

Trassy (22)

1665-7 Hearth Money Records

Barony of Clanwilliam

Clonmell

Donnogh O'Hasey, Clonmell, 1 2

Donnogh Hasey, Clonmell, 1 2

Carricke

Thomas Hasey, Carricke, 1 2

Cordagan

Bryen McThersagh, Lisshine et Culenegon Vill

Emla Parish

Teige O'Hasey, Ballynevistie & Bally-Carran, 1 2

Kilfeacle Parish

Daniell Trassy, Gorterdane, 2 4

Killshane & Curroge Parish

John Trassy, Tubber Coan-Glasse, 1 2

Tipperary Parish

William Treaghie, Tipperary, 1 2

(Illegible) Parish

James Trasy, Schart Ullick-Mill, 1 2

Barony of Eliogarty & Ikyryn

Ballintemple Parish

Margaret Ny Trassy, Dondrom, 1 2

Bourney (Burriny) Parish

William Trasie/Trassy, Clonakenny (Clonbeany), 1 2

William Reagh Trasie, Clonakeny, 1 2

Donohill and Acrowe & Killpatrick Parish

Teige Trassy, Marraduffe, 1 2

Holy-Crosse Parish

Darby Tressy, Holy-Cross, 1 2

Killabegg Parish

Thomas Trassy, Killclonny, 1 2

Killovenoge Parish

Dermott Tressie, Dromard 1 2

Moyne Parish

Thos. Trassie (Treacy), Kilclooney.

http://www.igp-web.com/tipperary/hearth01.htm

Owteragh, Templebegg, Moaliff Parish

Connor Trassie, Moglan, 1 2

Connor Treassy, Garranaquinlin, 1 2

Roscrea Parish

Edmond Trassy, Roscrea, 1 2

Edmond Tressie, Rosscrea 1 2

Thomas Trassy, Roscrea, 1 2

Thomas Trassie, Rosscrea, 1 2

Templemore Parish

Daniell Trassie, Ballacahall (Ballacahill), 1 2

James O’Trasie, Adamstowne, 1 2

Temple O’Hallagh & Killmastullagh (in Arra) Parish

Donnogh Trassie, Mudrommy, 1 2

Templetoghy Parish

Connor O Trehie, Ballyknockane, 1 2

Katherine Tressa, Garrymore, 1 2 (= Ballylahy?)

Thomas Tressie, Cloghraile, 1 2

Thomas Trassie, Killcloony, 1 2

Thurles Parish

John Trasy, Thurles, 1 2

Teige Treany, Archerstowne

Barony of Iffa and Offa

Dearragrath [Derrygrath] and Abynisleonaghty Parish

John Trassy, Knockanny, 1 2

Barony of Middlethird

St. Johnstowne Parish

William Treassy, St. Johnstown, 1 2

St. Johnstowne and Cooleagh Parish

William Treasy, St. Johnstown, 1 2

St. Pates, Rock & Dangerdorgane Parish

Edmond Tressy, St Pates Rock, 1 2

Tullamine & Morestown-Kirk Parish

Teige Tressy. Rath McCarthie, 1 & Forge 2 or 4

Barony of Lower Ormond

Nenagh Parish

Teige Trasey, Nenagh, 1 2

Ballingarry Parish

Owen Trassy, Carrigg, 1 & Forge 4

Dorrha Parish

Morrogh Trassy, Durrha, 1 2

Lurha Parish

Daniell Tressy, Lurha, 1 2

Donnogh Tressy, Lorrha, 1 2

Donnogh Nessy, Bally McEgan 1 2

Moderenhy Parish

Wm Traghy, Ballysteany, 1 2

Barony of Upper Ormond

Anamedull Parish

Donnogh Hassy, Garryard 1 2

Dolla Parish

Mortogh Hassie, Killcofett, 1 2

Killnaniffe [Kilnaneave?] Parish

Connr Trassey, Counyne, 1 2

Barony of Slievardagh & Comasy

Bowlicke Parish

Teige Trassy, Clonamicon, 1 2

Fennor Parish

Edmond Trassy, Fennor, 1 2

James Trassey, Fennor, 1 2

Killinainvan & Modeshell Parish

Margarett Trassy, Killnegranagh, 1 2

Thomas Trassy, Modeshell, 1 2

William Trassy, Ballyvonine, 1 2

Lismalin Parish

John Tressy, Gragagh, 1 2

William Trassy, Gragagh, 1 2

Edmond Hassy, Lismalin, 1 2

Lishmallyn Parish

John Trassy, Island and Gragagh Villiages, 1 2

Laffan, Dr. Thomas (1911) Tipperary's Families: Being the Hearth Money Records for 1665-6-7, Duffy, Dublin

1716 Daniel Tracey, Killardriff [in Killardry], Co. Tipperary (Will)

1716 Daniel Tracy Kilmelagh [Kilmelan Moycarky] (bond)

30 Oct 1722 Lease

Witness: Thomas Treasy of Clonamicon, Co Tipperary yeoman

Archbishop Butler's Visitation Book

list of the candidats ordained by his Gee. CB. the year 1728 & 34 in the chappel of Thurless:...Andrew Tracy of Cashil...

Christopher O'Dwyer. Archbishop Butler's Visitation Book. Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 33 (1975), pp. 1-90

Transported into some of his Majesty's plantations in America as felons and vagabonds

A List of all convict felons and vagabonds who have been ordered for transportation for these seven years last past, with an account of what money hath been raised for these purposes on said County, to commence the twenty-seventh of March 1736, to the thirtieth of July 1743, inclusive…Tipperary…Philip Trassy…

1736-1867 [Memorial No: 60506 22 Jan 1736]

The lands of Ballinamoe, otherwise Summerhill...are held under a lease dated 22nd January 1736...and also that part of Upper Wood of Longford, then in the possession of Patrick Gallavan and Thady Tracy, situated in the Barony of Eliogarty and Ikerrin and County of Tipperary...

1737 Peter Trecey, Thurles [Thurles], Co. Tipperary. (Will)

4 June 1738 Registered 6 Mar 1738

Patrick Sherlock, sen, merchant, to Paul Sherlock, gent, of Upper Butlerstowne Waterford, nephew & Patrick Sherlock, jun, gent of City of Cashell. Tipperary, Mrs Mary Sherlock their mother and Margaret Sherlock, their sister

Wit:

Peter Augier, merchant, City of Cashell

John Treacy, merchant, City of Cashell

John Sall, merchant, City of Cashell

Bartholomew Delandre, clerk to Dep Reg, City of Dublin

1738 Thomas Trassy Kilcool [Kilcooly?] Tip Farmer (bond)

1741 April. Will of Anne Morress of Thurles, gentlewoman.

Sick & weak in body but of perfect mind & understanding. To be buried at the parish church of Drumme. Whatever money lies in the lands of James Morgen of Lisereagh to go towards payment of her debts. The interest of her house & park in Thurles & her household staff, furniture & other wordly substance to be employed for the same purpose & after that to be employed for the repair of the little chapel in the churchyard of Drom, where her husband is buried & she also wishes to be interred, & shut up with a door as soon as possible after her decease. The residue to be paid to her dear child, Miss Mary Morress, to but used as I indicated to her. Executor her dear son John Morress, Anne Morres (seal) Wss. Margaret Morres, Mary Connell.

[Note:- The above Anne Morress was probably Alix (or Mary) Treacy, the Paris beauty of low birth that Redmond Morres of Knocka, married & for which misalliance he was disinherited by his father, Sir John. He turned Prostestant however & under Penal laws, had an Act of Parliament passed restoring him to his inheritance. He had a daughter, Marie, who died in 1749 & 3 other daughters & 2 sons, Sir John & Simon.

1742 William Tracy, Rathshinead [?], Co. Tipperary. (Will)

29 Jun 1743

Edward Tracy of City Dublin, gent, witness to Egan will Ballyaghter, co Tipperary & Nugent will Tihilly, Kings Co, land Division agreement. 100 acres plant.meas. Gurteen ; 100 acres Killishell ; 215 acres Curraghmore ; 194 & 1/2 and 2 acres Killcormick called Frankford, Kings Co

Will of John Manvil? of Fertiana

1747 [or 1727] April 11th. Infirm in body but of sound mind and perfect memory, thank God. Divides his goods thus - £15 to his wife Catherine Norris, and £15 each to his four children – Onor?, James, Valentine and John, and if any of them should die (before age of 21?), that share to be equally divided among the survivors. His stock – 135 sheep, 14 head of black cattle, one more and 2 colts, in cash 12½ guineas, £3 pound pieces, 40/= shilling pieces. To servant Margaret Trassy £1-15-0; and to Mary Manvil? £2. Appoints his brother? Thomas Cullin, and his wife, Cath Norris, as his executors.

Popish Inhabitants Of The Half Barony Of Ikerrin, County Tipperary, in 1750 (Name & Acres)

Barnane Parish

None.

BorneyParish (Bornea ?)

Conor Trassy 1 acres

Daniel Trassy 30 acres

John Trassy 1 acres

Tady Trassy 4 acres

Corbally Parish

Edmond Taessy 17 acres

James Trassy 9 acres

Phill Trassy 1 acres

Thomas Trascy 17 acres

William Trascy 1 acres

Killavannough Parish

Tady Trassy 40 acres

Thomas Trassy 1 acres

William Trassy 22 acres

Killea Parish

Edmond Trassy & partners 61 acres

Rathaveoge Parish

John Treacy 5 acres

John Trecy 10 acres

Patrick Treacy 10 acres

William Trassy 1 acres

Roscrea Parish

None.

Templerre Parish

None.

Templetohy Parish

James Trassy 1 acres

1752 April 11 — Inf. of John Norris of Sallahid, Mathew Ryan and Ellinor Ryan otherwise Trassy, as to the abduction of Ellinor Ryan dr. of Mathew Ryan of Dunohill, etc. Co. Tip.

The Utah genealogical and historical magazine, Volume 8

Dr. James Butler’s Visitation Of Holycross Parish On 21st July 1752.
Mr. Dorney the P.P. made the subjoined return of the effects:- “The effects exhibited by the Rev. John Dorney:- One crosslet plate, on one side “is guilt with gold, containing a piece of the Holy Rood. Fr. Dorroney exhibits in a bit of paper enclosed in a ledderen purse a piece of old wood which he says was the holy rood in a case of gold conveyed by the deceased Fa. Cormack, a Cistercian, to be sold in Dublin by Peter Dalton of Farnybridge....... N.B. Sd. Dorrony declares that ye said bit of wood was given to him in the house of Mr. Thomson, by name Manual, of Graigue, and deceased, where all ye effects of the abbey in possession of Edmund Cormick were carried to from sd. abbey on the death of sd. Cormock, and then there found-a plate chalice, with its patena, with the following inscription-ORATE PRO AABS. GULLELMI MARTEN ET ANASTASIAE uxoris ejus me fieri fecerunt 1647. Another chalice, the middle piece of a clever fashion, made of brass washed with gold, with a large cup of plate likewise guilt, stolen in the year 1638 by John Henesy, son to Thomas Henesy of Holycross, an old water clerk. (Were they relatives of Rev. David Henesy, the secular Priest, P.P. of Holy Cross c. 1599 to 1623 when Abbot Archer removed him?). Sd. John Henesy sold sd. Cupp to John Tracy of Cashel who likewise disposed of it before the Cupp was miss’d., - an old mitre, - an upper piece of a brass crosier, - two old casulas with one maniple and stole. One unfitt for use; another casula without maniple, stole or lining, stripe light silk, green and white, crossed with a narrow and suitable silk lace - and given to the abbey by ye lady.

Archbishop Butler's Visitation Book

July 21 1752...and another chalice ye middle peice & foot of a cliver fashion made of brass washd. wth. gold with a larg cupp, of plate likewise guilt, stole in ye year 1738 by John Henesy son to Thorns. Henesy of H. Cross, an old water clerk. Sd. John Henesy sold sd. cupp to John Tracy of Cashil who likewise disposd of it before ye cupp was missd...

Christopher O'Dwyer. Archbishop Butler's Visitation Book. Archivium Hibernicum, Vol. 33 (1975), pp. 1-90

Fethard Co. Tipperary . Irish Historic Towns Atlas, no. 13

Mr Treacy's school, location unknown. 1759 (Visitation bk, 28)

Society of Friends (Quaker) Congregational Records

1757 Tim Tracy County of Tipperary

More taken by James Lahy, Tim Tracy & Mich Moroney tythetakers under said Jno Mach [under Danl Hern Archdeacon of Cashell]

11 February 1758 Pue's Occurrences

Daniel Tracy, who run away from the service of his master James Longe Everard of Kiloran in the County of Tipperary, Esq; and taken away with him a new suit of cloaths, with a scarlet waistcoat, and several other things of value belonging to his said master; said Tracy is about five feet high; he once lived in Cork in a publiek way. This is therefore to caution all perions from hiring him. notwithstanding he may produce discharges, which are counterfiets and whoever lodges him in any of his Majesty's goals in one month from the date hereof. shall receive a guinea reward from Mr Longe; said Tracy is of a black and sallow complexion. Killoran, February 12, 1758.

Freemasons

Danl Tracey, 24 Jun 1758, Cashell Tipperary, Excluded

Edw Treacey, 10 Aug 1807, Clonmell Tipperary,

Marriage 29-2-1756. Thadeus Skehan of parish of Moycarky married Mgt. Tracy of par. of Cooleagh.

[see 1766 Religious Census for a list of parishes searched and links]

Note: Protestant Parishes are based on the civil parish.

1766 Religious Census

Clonbeg/Galbally Parish

Papists
Mich'l Trassy

Donoghil Parish

Papists
Simon Tracy?

Doon Parish

Papists
James Trassy

John Tracy

Patrick Trassy

Parish Priest resident. Patrick Treacy.

Gaile Parish

Papists
Jas. Treacey

Grean Parish

Papists
Andrew Treacy
Edmund Treacy

John Trally (Trassy?)

Mary Tracy

Pat Treacy

Kilfeacle

Papists

John Trassey

Killea Parish

16 Timothy Trassy 3 papists

42 Joan Trassy 5 papists

73 Thomas Trassy 5 papists

136 Edmund Trassy 6 papists

137 Dennis Trassy 8 papists

139 Thomas Trassy 4 papists

Killevinogue [Killavinoge] Parish

58 William Trassy 4 papists

67 William Trassy 3 papists

89 Thomas Trassy 4 papists

92 Thomas Trassy 10 papists

93 Patrick Trassy 4 papists

102 Thady Trassy 3 papists

103 Andrew Trassy 4 papists a chapel [RC]

Mealiffe

Papists

Darby Trashy/Trasy, 7 pers in house

Newport Parish, Union of Killnerath (Killnarath, Kilvellane and Kilcomenty)

Papists.

Mary Tracy

Mich. Tracy
Mgt. Tracy

Templemore Parish

28 Dennis Trassy 7 papists

31 Michael Trassy 5 papists

32 Mary Trassy 5 papists

37 Connor Trassy 6 papists

69 Joan Trassy 3 papists

Toom Parish

Protestants

Richard Tracy

Papists
Patrick Tracy

Richard Treasy

William Treacy

24 April 1766

...Patrick Treacy, P.P. of Doon, popish priests

Some Historical Notices of the O'Meaghers of Ikerrin

1766 Religious Census, St. John's City and Suburbs of Cashel, Rock, Coleman, Clerahan, Boytonrath, Ardmayle, Gale, Ballishehane, Erry.

Parish of St. John's City and Subards of Cashel [St. John Baptist]

Papists

Jno Tracey

Patt Tracy

Parish of Gale [Gaile]

Papists

Jas Tracy

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F697

1766 Religious Census, Ballintemple Union, Cahel Co. Tipperary

Ballintemple Parish

None

Kilpatrick Parish

None

Rathlegny Parish

Papists

Wm Tracy

Oughterliege Parish

None

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F683

1766 Religious Census, Grean and Killardry, Diocese of Cashel

Grean Parish

Papists

Andrew Treasy

Edmund Treasy

...

Pat Tracy

...

John Trally

...

Mary Tracy

Killardry Parish

None

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F692

1766 Religious Census, Killnirath, Diocese of Cashel

Killnirath Parish

Papists

Tim Treffie?, 3 in family

...

Mary Tracy, 2 in family

...

Pat Tressie?, 6 in family

...

Mich Tracy, 5 in family

Margt Tracy, 6 in family

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F693

1766 Religious Census, Union of Toom

Toom Parish, County of Tipperary

Protestants

Richard Treasy

Papists

William Treasy

Richard Treasy

...

Patrick Tracy

Donoghil Parish

Simon Tracy

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F700

1766 Religious Census, Cullen, Saleohodmore, Saleohodbey, Kiloe? & Cluggin

349 Peter Trassy

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20IHP%2F1%2F688

Canadian military service

James Tracey born abt 1797 Roscrea, Tipperary - Canadian military service 2 Sep 1816

James Tracey born abt 1797 Rosrea, Tipperary - Canadian military service 2 Sep 1816

John Tracey born abt 1806 Bournia, Tipperary - Canadian military service 13 Jun 1825

Michael Tracey born abt 1770 Clarrence, Tipperary - Canadian military service 16 May 1798

Michl Tracey born abt 1776 Cumlin, Tipperary - Canadian military service 25 Feb 1812

Patk Tracey born abt 1806 Templemore, Tipperary - Canadian military service 20 Jun 1825

Thomas Tracey born abt 1796 Killanall, Tipperary - Canadian military service 10 May 1816

1772 Patrick Treacy Cashel [St John Baptist OR St Patricksrock] Shopkeeper (bond)

1775 Patrick Treacy Cappagh [Donohill OR Toem] Yeoman (bond)

1778-1790 Catholic Qualification Rolls

Denis Tracy, shoemaker, of Roscrea, Thurles 25 Febery 1794, No 1642 [Tipperary]

Denis Treacy, of Killeatlea [Kylatlea Kilvemnon Tipperary], 6th Aug 1789 Munster Circuit Clonmel assises

Edward Treacy, farmer, of Asmlar [similar? ie Killbeg Tipperary] 24 March 1788 Munster Circuit Clonmel assises

Patk Tracy, farmer, of Gurtdereboy, Thurles 25 Febery 1794, No 1605 [Tipperary]

Patrick Tracy, farmer, of Gortderiboy Co Tipperary, 15th Dec 1778 Chancery City of Dublin

1780 Michael Tracey Roscrea [Roscrea] Doctor (bond)

4 Sep 1784 Memorial No: 245691

Edmond Dalton. Esq, of Birr Kings Co, granted to Edward Tracy of Birr Kings Co, a rent charge payable out of the lands of Ballylisheen [Kilnaneave OR Dolla OR Ballynaclogh], Barony of Upper Ormond, Co Tipperary.

26 February 1785 (FJ) Excise Office

...a numerous mob from Roscrea, many of them with fire arms, assembled at Borris and fired several shots into the house of lodge...and seized five hogheads of whiskey distilled by Christopher Dewnes of Roscrea, which had been seized...Patrick McCan and Edward Bradley, both of Roscrea, butchers, Denis Fehan of Roscrea, Daniel Tracy of the same place, blacksmith, and - Hough, were concerned in the said outrage...reward of Fifty Pounds [for their capture]...

14 Jan 1786 Memorial No: 249533

James Hutcheson, gent and his wife Elizabeth Sheldon of Roscrea, Co Tipperary granted to Martin Treacy/Tracy, farmer, of Bawnmadrum [Bourney], Co Tipperary, an annuity paid out of the profit rent arising from property in Roscrea & Loughpark, to repay a debt.

31 August 1786 (FJ) To Luttrell, Commander of Munster…

…the Roman Catholic inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood of Rosrea…

…Daniel Tracy…

18 November 1786 (FJ) To Luttrell, Commander of Munster…

The Roman Catholic Inhabitants of the Parish of Bourney...

...Michael Treacy, Thomas Treacy, Darby Treacy...James Treacy...

23 November 1786 and 28 November 1786, (FJ) To Luttrell, Commander of Munster…

… Inhabitants of the Parish and Union of Templmore…

…Catholics and Protestants… Inhabitants from Hickey's River to the Hill of Ballycahill…

…Michael Tracy, James Treacy, James Treacy, John Treacy, Michael Treacy, Daniel Treacy, Con Treacy, Thomas Treacy…

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 Majestry's Justices of the peace for the county Limerick; he is also charged with the murder of Daniel Horan.

1792 Journal of the House of Lords

Thomas Morris, Treasurer of the Turnpike Road from Maryborough to Tomivarah

1^st Nov. 1781 To one Year’s Rent of Tolls let to Edward Tracy £245.0.0

To one ditto of the upper Part to ditto £300.0.0

1^st Nov. 1782 To one Year’s Rent of Tolls let to ditto £230.0.0

To one ditto of the upper Part to ditto £320.0.0

29^th March 1781 Said Brownlow then received from Robert Tracy, Toll farmer, to hand over to the then Treasurer, the late Thomas Morris £66.17.6

28^th July Said Brownlow received from said Tracy £139.14.3

1^st Oct 1785 By Cash paid Robert Tracy, his bill as by his receipt and pursuant to Order of Board,

Four Boards…£2.5.6 } £4.17.10

a Dinner…£2.12.4 }

1^st Oct [1788] By ditto [cash] paid Robert Tracy, for Boards and Dinners as his receipt £5.6.10

John Tracey; Rating; Born: Cullen [Tipperary?]; Age on entry: 28; Dates served: 8 March 1793-12 May 1802; Date and Type of Application: Admiralty 22 December 1834

John Tracey. Dates served: 8 March 1793-12 May 1802; When admitted to Greenwich Hospital: 1 January 1835.

National Archives ADM 29/10 Admiralty: ratings

Birth. 27-11-1794. Walter of Walter Skehan and Mgt. Murrihane, sps. Patk. Murrihane and Mgt. Tracy.

British War Office

John Tracey b. Roscrea 9^th Light Dragoons enlisted 25^th June 1795. Appointed Sgt 1^st Feb 1800. Clerk by trade. Died 28^th Feb 1811 as Pay Master Sgt. Entitled to Prize Money for Flushing. Widow Mary signed in Exeter 10^th March 1811. WO25/891

British War Office

Thomas Tracy b.1759 Nenagh, Tipperary 67^th Foot 1794-1797 applied for Chelsea 4^th Dec 1797 but rejected. Labourer WO116/10

1796 Martin Treacy, Boulebane, co. Tipperary, farmer (Perogative Will)

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Michael Tracey born Cumblin, Tipperary. Served in 101st Foot Regiment; 54th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 40, 1798-1817 [b. 1777] Chelsea 5^th Feb 1817 with 23 yrs service WO116/24

Michl Tracey born abt 1776 Cumlin, Tipperary - Canadian military service 25 Feb 1812

Micl Treacy, born abt 1777 Tipperary, Private 101st Regiment of Foot, residence 5 Feb 1817, Regimental Registers of Pensioners

8 and 12 December 1877 (NG) Tipperary Petition against the Union, January 1800

...Cornelius Tracy, do [Roscrea]...Patrick Tracy [Roscrea?]...Darby Tracy...Denis Tracy, Thomas Tracy...Thomas Tracy...

7 August 1779 Clonmel

Daniel Carrols, charged upon oath with assaulting Michael Gleeson and Dennis Tracy, on the 29th ult at Roscrea, and wounding the latter, of which he languishes in danger of his life.

The Gentleman's and London magazine: or monthly chronologer, 1741-1794

Genealogical Abstracts

Catherine Treacy, 1795, Tipperary

Martin Tracy, 1797, Tipperary

Martin Treacy, 1795, Tipperary

6 Aug 1801 Memorial No: 354565

Sir Laurence Parsons, Baronet, of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly] granted a lease to

life of Edward Tracy/Tracey, shopkeeper, of late of Parsonstown [Birr], King's Co [Offaly]

mentioned John Franks, doctor, of Roscrea, Co Tipperary, husband of Alice Tracey

Old lease

Edward Tracy/Tracey was granted a lease in 1728

Robert Tracy/Tracey a life added to a lease in 1758; since dead

Edward Tracy/Tracey a life added to a lease in 1758

Alice Tracy/Tracey a life added to a lease in 1758

Ireland-Australia Transportation

Surname	First Name	Reb	Ship	Tried	Trial Place	Term	DOB	Native Place	DOD	Death Place	Remarks
Tracey	William	R	Atlas II (1802)	1800	Clonmel Tipperary Co	Life

“There was the case of another Cappagh White man who charged with and sentenced by a Limerick court martial but this was on 10^th May 1800. That village was both famous for its fairs and notorious for its faction fights. William Tracy and others from there were charged with attacking a party of the Loyal Essex Regiment of Fencible Infantry on the 27^th April. Sergeant Thomas Davis stated to the court that he was an escort for a prisoner who was being taken from Cappagh White by Ensign Hearne. On the Road to Limerick and half a mile from Doon he saw the accused man in front of a number of women and children. He immediately ordered him out of the way and threatened him. Treacy, he said, jumped over a fence and into the fields. He saw him again near Doon chapel wall where he was joined by other man near the gates. When the escort left Doon village the crowd followed and gave three huzzas and some stones were thrown at the soldiers. Davis saw Treacy with a stone in each of his hands. The crowd was shouting: ‘Hip, hip, hurray! Follow!’After a while the stoning was followed by four or five shots and a shout of ‘Let the prisoner go!’ was heard. Private Harding of the Loyal Wessex stated that the escort consisted of one subaltern, one sergeant and sixteen rank-and-file. They were escorting a prisoner who had been arrested by the Durham Cavalry. The court martial sentenced the prisoner to death but with a recommendation for mercy. After reading fully the court martial papers, it is not difficult to understand why Lord Cornwallis commuted this brutal sentence to seven years transportation.” National Archives Dublin 620/9/90/6

Power, Patrick C (1997) The Court Martials of 1798-99. The Irish Historical Press.

“15 July 1812 Permission for Tracey to return to Ireland

Home Department, a letter from Sir Chas. Saxton relative to a Man of the Name of Wm. Tracey who was transported from Ireland to New South Wales in the Ship Atlas, And I am to desire that this Person may be permitted to return to Ireland”

Watson, Frederick (1914) Historical Records of Australia. Library Committee of theCommonwealth Parliament

Bathhurst to Macquarie, 15 July 1812, granted a permission for William Tracey to return to Ireland...

Transportation from Ireland to Sydney, 1791-1816 by Thomas Joseph Kiernan. 1954

HISTORICAL RECORDS OP AUSTRALIA.

BATHURST TO GOVERNOR MACQUARIE.

(Despatch No. 3, per ship Spring Grove; acknowledged by Governor Macquarie, 28th June, 1813.)

Downing Street, 15th July, 1812.

Sir, I herewith transmit to you the Copy of a letter from Mr. Beckett to my Under Secretary, dated the 7th Inst, inclosing, by Command of His Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home Department, a letter from Sir Chas. Saxton relative to a Man of the Name of Wm. Tracey who was Transported from Ireland to New South Wales in the Ship Atlas, And I am to desire that this Person may be permitted to return to Ireland, it appearing from the Communication of the Irish Government that his Term of Transportation has expired.

I have, &c,

BATHURST.

[Enclosure No. 1.]

UNDER SECRETARY BECKETT TO UNDER SECRETARY PEEL.

Whitehall, 7th July, 1812,

Sir, I am directed by Lord Sidmouth to transmit to you the within Copy of a Letter which has been received from Sir Charles Saxton relative to a Man of the Name of William Tracey who was transported from Ireland to New South Wales in the Ship Atlas; And to desire that you will lay the same before Lord Bathurst and move His Lordship to be Pleased to give directions to the Governor of New South Wales to permit the Person in question to return to Ireland by the first Opportunity.

I am, &c,

J. BECKETT.

[Enclosure No. 2.]

SIR CHARLES SAXTON TO UNDER SECRETARY BECKETT.

Dublin Castle, 25th June, 1812.

Sir, In May, 1802, a Man of the Name of William Tracey was transported from Ireland to New South Wales in the Ship Atlas Musgrove, Master:—in the Warrant transferring the Services of the Convicts Transported by that Vessel to the Governor of New South Wales the Sentence of Transportation for Life is marked against the Name of William Tracey, agreeably to a return of the Sentences made at that time, and remaining in the Chief Secretary's Office here; But an inquiry having been lately made into this Man's case, it appears in reference to the Minutes of his trial, which were not lodged with the Government until after William Tracey's Transportation, that he was tried before a Court Martial at Clonmell, Convicted of being a Principal in a Moh that attacked a Party of the Army escorting a Prisoner of the Road and Sentenced to suffer Death, but recommended by the Court as an Object of Mercy, and that it was the intention of Earl Cornwallis then Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, that he should be Pardoned on Condition of transportation for Seven Years.

I am therefore directed by the Lord Lieutenant to desire you will lay this Case 'before Lord Sidmouth with His Grace's request that Instructions may be transmitted by the first opportunity to the Governor of New South Wales to permit the said William Tracey, who it appears is now at Sydney, to return to Ireland, the time for which it was Lord Cornwallis's intention he should have been transported having expired. Ireland.

I am, &c,

CHAS. SAXTON.

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Philip Treacey Born 1788 Camlin, [Corbally] Tipperary Served in 26th Dragoons (Light); Alderney Invalids Discharged aged 24 after 10 years 6 months of service, 1802 WO121/60/324

Philip Tracy b. 1775 Roscrea, Tipperary 26^th Light Dragoons(19^th Jan 1792- 19^th July 1802) Discharged 1820.Who was he with 1792-95 before 26^th was raised? WO 121/195/91324 labourer and wounded. Reinlisted 6^th May 1812 at Chatham in 91^st till 28^th Jan 1820 (Served in Peninsular and at Waterloo) 2^nd July 1820 WO120/8 to live in Dublin WO121

Philip Treacy b.1778 Camlin, Tipperary 26^th Light Dragoons (sgt in Capt Rynd’s Coy) and Alderney Invalids 1792- 19^th July 1802 wounded. Labourer W0 121/60/324WO116/12

The 26^thLight dragoons were raised in 1795. In 1803 they were renumbered the 23^rd.The 23^rd were only in the Peninsula in 1809 and were destroyed in the charge at Talavera.

Philip Treacy, Sgt b. 1778 Camlin, Tipperary. Capt Pyne’s Independent company.Wounded.Labourer. Chelsea 19^th July 1802 with 10 yrs service WO116/252

Philip Treacy, born abt 1778, Independent Company, residence 19 Jul 1802, Regimental Registers of Pensioners

Independent Company

1/1 Philip Treacy, 24 years, served 10.5 years, wounded, born Camlin Tipperary, labourer, admited 19 July ????, D.Dr. 1822

Piayed an Murrau 81009 & b2330 qx Froth 8 2/12 Waterloo ?/2 Totall: 20 2/12 OP 2nd July 1820 Moreau B 26925 & B32???

made a 2 3/12 for ceidifsidle from the War Office prk 5 march 1823 increased to 1/8

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Daniel Tracey born Tipperary, Tipperary. Served in Royal Artillery Drivers Discharged aged 29, 1803-1816

WO 69/5/2621

Description of soldiers on joining Royal Horse Artillery.

This entry appears on folio 172; this number is imprinted at the top left of each folio.

Line 10: Daniel TRACY. Born Tipperary. Enlisted 1803 aged 17 years [b. 1786]. Discharged 1816. Discharge reason: Pension.

WO 69/618/1896

Royal Artillery Pensions Register 1815 - 1818. Front pages define how to calculate Pensions.

This entry appears on folio 97; this number is imprinted at the top left of each folio.

Daniel TRACEY. Place of birth not given Enlisted 1803. Discharged 1816. Discharge reason: Pension.

Covering dates indicate enlistment and discharge years.

Date: 1803-1816

WO 69/645/3587

This entry appears on page 394; this number is imprinted in a circle on the top outer corner of each page. Daniel TRACEY of G Troop. Discharged 1816 in J Bridge. Discharge reason: Pension.

Covering dates indicate discharge year.

Date: 1816

Nov. 16, 1803 London Times

The following persons have been committed to the Clonmell Gaol - C. Haran, alias Coody, who stands indicted in the Crown Office, for the murder of Richard Buckley of Garrivine on the 6th of November last, and for, with others, setting fire to the dwelling house of John Treacy of Garrivine.

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Francis Tr(e)eacey born Loughmore, Tipperary. Served in 98th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30, 1804-1818 WO97/1059/5

Fras Tracey, b. 1788 Loughmore, Tipperary

Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Registers of Soldiers Who Served in Canada, 1743-1882

Fras Treacey, 30, b. Longhmore Tipperary, 26 Aug 1819 Regimental Registers of Pensioners, labourer, brown hair, grey eyes, fair complexion, 5'6.5"

98th Frans Treacey, 30, 14 2/12 private, 5 West indies, 16 3/12 services 2 under age, 1/- rate of pay, born Loughmore Tipperary, labourer, 5'6.5" brown grey fair (note: total service 16 8/12, underage 2, ?? 12/8/12, , 6 4/12 } 21 yrs)

Daniel Treacy, from Cashel (Co. Tipperary) married at St. John’s 1805 died 1818 (Nfld. Archives BRC, Royal Gazette 6 Jan 1818)

Sheila M. P. Lynch, E. R. Seary (1998) Family Names of the Island of Newfoundland. Mc Gill-Queen's Press.

Mannion Collection - Irish Migrants Newfoundland, 1750 to 1850

6943 Tracey, Mrs. Anne Ross, Co. Waterford St. John's

6944 Tracey, Daniel Cashel, Co. Tipperary St. John's

6945 Tracey, Dennis Newmarket, Co. Kilkenny St. John's

6946 Tracey, Mrs. Ellen Unknown location, Co. Kilkenny St. John's

6947 Tracey, James Unknown location, Co. Waterford St. John's

6948 Tracey, Margaret Ballylaneen, Co. Waterford St. John's

6949 Tracey, Matthew Dublin, Co. Dublin Chapel's Cove

6950 Tracey, Michael Unknown location, Co. Kilkenny St. John's

6951 Tracey, William Unknown location, Co. Tipperary St. John's

6952 Tracey, William New Ross, Co. Wexford St. John's

http://www.mannioncollection.ca/pdf/IrishMigrants.pdf

Other Records (including dates, marriages, biths & occupations)

https://www.mannioncollection.ca/default.aspx

British War Office

Francis Treacy b. Thirsk, Tipperary 1779 98^th Foot enlisted 17^th May 1804 labourer. Served West Indies 29^th Jan 1806-31^st June 1811. 14 years service to 1818 when Roll of 98^th (formerly 99^th) was taken. WO25/548 discharged from 98th 26th Aug 1819 WO120/29 WO97 WO121/221/15

24 July 1818 Newfoundland (34 men) British Army Pensioners Abroad

Francis Treacy, 25, Thurles, Tipperary, labourer (He enlisted on 17 May 1804, and was granted 100 acres on the Annapolis Road, NS, and was located on lot 25 South, in Dalhousie Settlement, on the 16 Oct 1820; Joanna, wife of Francis Tracey, died at Annapolis, NS, on 1 Aug 1843, age 50 (headstone in RC cemetery); pension in Nova Scotia, 26 Aug 1819.]

Erin's Sons: Irish Arrivals in Atlantic Canada, 1761-1853 by Terrence M. Punch

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Thomas Tracey born Roscrea, Tipperary. Served in 28th Foot Regiment; Rifle Brigade Discharged aged 44, 1805-1823

Thomas Tracey, b. 1779 Roscrea, Tipperary

Thomas Tracey b. 1779 Roscrea, Tipperary Rifle Brigade PCO at Waterloo (16 yrs) and 28th Foot (2 yrs) 1805– 1823 labourer WO118/4 Thomas Tracey 1/28^thenlisted 11^th May 1805 WO25/955

Tom Tracy ...Edward Costello born Mount Mellick Queen's County on the 26th October 1788, of the 95th since made the "Rifle Brigade".

Edward Costello (1841) The adventures of a soldier; or, Memoirs of Edward Costello, narratives of the campaigns in the Peninsular

3 April 1807 (FJ) Clonmel

...Margaret Tracy...

1807 The Catholic School Census of Cloyne and Ross

John Tracy (39) Gurtnacully, Bourney, Tipperary.

Patrick Tracy (110) Clonrush (in the Chapel), Clonrush, Galway.

Corcoran, T (1932) Some Lists of Catholic Lay Teachers and Their Illegal Schools in the Later Penal Times. University College, Dublin.

1808 (205) (Ireland.) Accounts

Spring Assizes 1807 - Clanwilliam Barony Tipperary

J. White & J. Tracy to repair 52 perchases from Tipperary to Cahir, between an alder tree on J. Kearney's bounds and the Widow Kavanagh a 6s...£15/12/0...£0/15/0

Spring Assizes 1807 - Ikerrin Barony Tipperary

M. Tracy, G. Lidwill & J. Dalton to repair 175 perches road from Borris-o'Kane to Radowney, between the County ford and the three roads of Bonhires a 7s...£57/15/0...£2/17/0

Return of Persons examined and certified as Qualified by Apothecaries' Hall in Dublin 1829

Dec 4 1807, Charles Tracey, Magherafelt, Derry

Nov 16 1810 Daniel Tracey, Nenagh [no county stated] (see Dr Daniel Tracey)

Dec 21 1810 Mark Tracey, Feymore, Mayo

Mar 20 1817 Daniel Tracy, Nenagh, Tipperary

3/4/1812 Rent Charge

John Tracy, Longorchard, Tipperary, Occupier, 5 Mar 1812

1814, marriage of Richard Sadlier to Margaret Tracy (by licence) Church of Ireland records for Tipperary & Cashel

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

James Tracey born Roscrea, Tipperary. Served in 77th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 39, 1816-1836

James Tracey, b. 1797 Roscrea, Tipperary

James Tracey b. 1797 Roscrea, Tipperary 77th Foot Labourer served 22 yrs including 4 in West Indies. Chelsea 14^th Dec 1836 WO118/19

James Tracey b. 1797 Roscrea, Tipperary. Labourer enlisted 11th Foot 2^ndSept 1816 WO25/333

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital

Andrew Tracey, b. 1837 Toomevara, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Andrew Treacey 1879 Templemore, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Andrew Treacy, b. 1878 Templemore, Tipperary WO96 Militia

Cornelius Joseph Treacy, b. 1871 Templemore, Tipperary WO96 Militia

Cornelius Joseph Treacy, b. 1872 Templemore, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Cornelius Tracey, b. 1828 Templemore, Tipperary

Cornelius Tracey, b. 1828 Templemore, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Daniel Tracey, b. 1786 Tipperary, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Daniel Tracy, b. 1880 Nenagh, Tipperary WO96 Militia

Denis Treacy, b. 1886 Borrisoleigh, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Edward Tracey, b. 1831 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Fras Tracey, b. 1788 Loughmore, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

James Tracey, b. 1797 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

James Tracey, b. 1821 Fethard, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

James Tracey, b. 1858 Tipperary, Tipperary WO96 Militia

James Tracey, b. 1872 Templemore, Tipperary WO96 Militia

James Tracy, b. 1847 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Jeremiah Tracey, b. 1836 Cashel, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

John Tracey, b. 1835 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

John Tracey, b. 1837 Templemore, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

John Tracey, b. 1837 Thurles, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

John Tracy, b. 1806 Bournea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

John Treacy, b. 1880 Borrisoleigh, Tipperary WO96 Militia

Martin Tracey, b. 1835 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Michael Tracey, b. ? Tipperary, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Michael Tracey, b. 1828 -, Tipperary WO131 Chelsea

Michael Tracey, b. 1829 Borrisokane, Tipperary

Michael Tracey, b. 1829 Borrisokane, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Michael Tracey, b. 1832 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Michael Tracey, b. 1835 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Michael Tracy, born abt 1835 Roscrea, Tipperary, No. 3154 Private 60th Foot, joined age 18 on the 11 Jan 1853 Birr Queens

2nd Battalion 60th Regt of Royal Rifles

Benans Bengal - December 7 1859

No. 3154 Private Michael Tracey, servant, born Roscrea Co. Tipperary, attested Sixtieth regiment of Rifles at Birr in the county of Queens on the 11th January 1853 at the age of Eighteen years, served Six years 327 days, served one year 2/12 in the East Indies, discharge medical disability, his character and conduct have been good. He has been once tried by Court Martial and is in possession of one good conduct badge with pay. Now? ??? St Helens Jersey.

Michael Tracey, b. 1839 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Pat Tracey, b. 1879 Killenanle, Tipperary WO96 Militia

Patrick Tracey, b. 1817 Nenagh, Tipperary

Patrick Tracey, b. 1817 Nenagh, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Patrick Tracey, b. 1837 Tipperary, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Philip Tracy, b. 1775 Roscrea, Tiperary WO121 Chelsea

Philip Treacy, b. 1778 -, Tipperary WO121 Chelsea

Thomas Tracey, b. 1779 Roscrea, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Thomas Tracey, b. 1841 Ballingarry, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Thomas Treacy, b. 1836 Toomevara, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Thomas Treacy, b. 1875 Roscrea, Tipperary WO96 Militia

William Tracey, b. 1834 Templemore, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

William Tracey, b. 1870 Borrisokane, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

William Tracy, b. 1802 Clonmel, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

William Treacey 1830 Roscray, Tipperary WO97 Chelsea

Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Registers of Soldiers Who Served in Canada, 1743-1882

William Treacey, 19, b. abt 1830 Dunkerrin Roscray Tipperary, Private 23rd Foot 3463, Attestation 17 Jan 1849 Birr, shoemaker, discharged at Chathlam 29 July 1856 aged 26y5m, 5'7.5"

William Treacey, born abt 1830 Roscray, Tipperary, No. 3463 Private 23rd Foot, joined age 19 on the 17 Jan 1849 Birr

served nil years abroad, discharged in consequence of disability & unfitness for further military service apld medical certificate...his general character is good & is in posession of one good conduct badge tried of a regimental court marial 2 May 55 for absence without leave bestow 30 days imprisonment.

William Treacey 1882 Templemore, Tipperary WO96 Militia

William Treacy, b. ? Clonmel, Tipperary WO96 Militia

William Treacy, b. 1870 Templemore, Tipperary WO96 Militia

1 April 1820 The Irish Farmers' Journal and Weekly Intelligencer

Clonmel Assizes

...Andrew Tracy...to be transported.

Ireland-Australia Transportation

Name	Age	Reb	Ship	Tried	Trial Place	Term	DOB	Native Place	DOD	Death Place	Remarks
Andrew Tracy	25		Prince Regent II (1) [1821]	1820	Tipperary	7	1796	Clonoulty Clare Co [Tipperary?]			Cooper

Andrew Tracey. Per "Prince Regent", 1821

1821 Sep 8, Street Gang. On list of all persons victualled from H.M. Magazines (Reel 6016; 4/5781 p.111)

1822 Jun 8, Aug 3, Attached to Rose's Gang. On returns of proceedings of the Bench of Magistrates, Parramatta (Fiche 3297; X643 pp.15, 22)

15 Mar 1827 Certificate of Freedom [4/424; Reel 602] (Andrew Tracy, Prince Regent, 1821, 050/6124)

1820

3. Represenatives of Daniel Guilfoyle, Parkmore, Ikerrin Tipperary, part of a house and premises next to Rosemary street, Lease dated January 1820 William Smith to Daniel Guilfoyle for the lives of John Treacy, first son of Michael Treacy of Roscrea shopkeeper...

28 Jun 1820 Memorial No: 552592

Named Patrick Treacy who possessed part of Ballinamore, Barony of Ikerrin, Co Tipperary

January 22, 1821 (FJ) Chancery - John Jameson Esq v. Thomas Treacy and Richard English

...Set to the highest and fairest bidder, for three years pending this cause, all that and those, Two dwelling houses, with the appartenances being part of the Premises in the Pending in this cause mentioned situated in the town of Caher and County of Tipperary, lately in the possession of Edmond Everade and Christopher Menton...

31 March 1821 The Irish Farmers' Journal and Weekly Intelligencer

(From the Clonmel Herald)

...John Hickey, Wm. Walsh, Edward Cashan, Thomas Keeffe, Wm. Cullinane, James Treacy, Richard Holmes, and Patrick Whelan, to be transported...

28 September 1821 British Press

Tipperary Assizes

Edmond Tracy was put to the bar, charged with bring one a party that attacked, in arms, the house of John Butler in the neighboorlinud of Thurles, on the 28th January last - Acquited.

11 December 1821 Star (London)

"Tipperary

"By a private letter just received from the neighbourhood of Cashel, we are sorry to find that the house of Mr. Dwyer, of Coolnissane [Coolacussane Kilpatrick?], was attacked on the night of the 2d inst. and robbed of arms; the same party afterwards attacked the Tythe Proctor's house, but not getting his books, departed. They then visited a farmer's, of the name of TRACY, whose arms they took : they were offered money, but refused it.

1821-1874 Poverty Relief Loans

1821-1874 Poverty Relief Loans

1821 Clonmell - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher (see Richard Taylor Tracey)

1823 Roscrea - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard Taylor Tracey

1828-1830 Roscrea - Wesleyan Methodist Preacher Richard Taylor Tracey

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

William Tracy born Grange, Tipperary. Served in 72nd Foot Regiment Discharged aged 33, 1822-1836

William Tracy, b. 1802 Clonmel, Tipperary

William Tracy b. 1802 Grange, Clonmel, Tipperary 72^nd Foot 1822 –13^th April 18369 d/day WO120/27

Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Banagher and Neighbourhood in the year 1823

Linen Draper: Geo. Treacy

Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Birr and Neighbourhood in the year 1823

Boot and Shoe Makers: Simon Treacy, Main Street.

Names of the Principal Inhabitants of Roscrea and Neighbourhood in the year 1823

Iron Merchant: Michael Tracey, Rosemary St.

Leather Sellers: John Tracey, Limerick Street.

Tanners OR Timber Merchants: Michael Tracey, Rosemary Street.

Thomas Lalor Cooke, William Antisell Cooke (1875) The Early History of the Town of Birr, Or Parsonstown

1790–1821 Insolvency Petition Books, Old Series

1103 James Tracy, 1820?, Common Pleas Office

431 Edmond Tracy, Gaol of Clonmell, 2 July 1817, Assizes of Clonmel, Kings Bench Office, 13 Feb 1823

https://www.virtualtreasury.ie/item?isadgReferenceCode=NAI%20SR%2F4%2F4%2F2

1824 Pigot Directory

Cashel

Wm Tracey, Main St. Cooper

Killenaule

Wm Tracey Linen Draper

Roscrea 1825

John Tracey, Limerick St. Leather Sellers

Michael Tracey, Rosemary St. Ironmongers and Timber Merchants

26 & 30 March 1825 (FJ) Clonmel Assizes

Patrick and William Tracy, two men who appearance beskoke some respectability, were charged with the Murder of Cornelius (Connor) Brennan, at Greenwood, near Templemore on the 24th of October last, when he and family and friends were returning home from Mass in Templemore...It was stated that they did not know the victim and it was supposed that they had been sent to kill him...They were found guilty and were hanged in the County Gaol...

2 April 1825 British Press

On Wedneaday last, Patrick and William Tracey were hanged at the drop of the gaol of this county, for the murder of Connor Brennan. Their demeanour was penitent and edifying; they acknowledged the justice of their sentence - Clonmel Advertiser

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

John Tracy born Bournea, Tipperary. Served in 88th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 30, 1825-1837

John Tracy, b. 1806 Bournea, Tipperary

John Tracy b. 1806 Bournea, Tipperary 88^th Foot 1825 – 1837 Chelsea 9^th Aug 1837 Labourer WO116/45

Schoolteachers 1826/7

John Tracy, RC, Gurtnacully, Bourna, Co. Tipperary

1826 Second Report - Irish Education Inquiry [published 1836 House of Commons]

John Tracy, Gurtnacully Bourna Ikerin, R catholic, pay, about 10l, a thatched house about 6l, 1 Protestant, 139 RC, 80 male, 60 female,

Protestants of Moycarkey – Borris (Who signed a memorial to the House of Commons in favour of Catholic Emancipation)

Roger Treacy, Littleton

Wm. Treacy, Littleton

1820s-1830s Tithe Records

Alphabetical

By Area

??? Tracy Clonoulty Tipperary 1824

Andrew Tracy, Skehana [Skehanagh], Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Andrew Tracy, Skehana [Skehanagh], Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Andrew Trassy, Ballinakill, Dunkerrin, King's [Rathnaveoge, Tipperary], 1825

Anne Tracy, Clongowe [Clongower], Thurles, Tipperary, 1833

Catherine Treasy, Togher, Templetouhy, Tipperary,

Connor Tracy, Clonakenny, Bourney, Tipperary,

Connor Tracy, Newton, Bourney, Tipperary,

Connor Tracy, Newtown, Bourney, Tipperary,

Daniel Tracy, Ballykelly, Bourney, Tipperary,

Daniel Tracy, Ballynulty [Ballinulty], Cullen, Tipperary, 1826

Daniel Tracy, Fogartys Park [& lower wood], Bourney, Tipperary,

Daniel Tracy, Fogartys Parks [& lower wood], Bourney, Tipperary, [Duplicate]

Daniel Tracy, Loran, Bourney, Tipperary,

Danl Tracy, College Hill, Templemore, Tipperary,

Danl Tracy, Loughill [Tinvoher], Loughmoe East [west], Tipperary, 1827 [duplicate]

Danl Tracy, Tinvoher Loughile, Loughmoe West, Tipperary, 1827

Danl Treacy [& Thomas Patt – first names?], Ballyerk, Moyne, Tipperary, 1827

Denis Tracy, Ballykelly, Bourney, Tipperary,

Denis Tracy, Ballywalter, Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834

Denis Tracy, Kelethea [Kylatlea], Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834

Denis Tracy, Kilithea [Kylatlea], Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834 [duplicate]

Denis Treacy/Terery, Rushmore or Ballyavenna [Ballaghveny], Ballygibbon [Ballymackey], Tipperary, 1824-1825 [Duplicate]

Dennis Tracy [& John McGrath], Whitefield, Loughmoe East [west], Tipperary, 1827

Dennis Tracy [& John McGrath], Whitefield, Loughmoe West, Tipperary, 1827

Dennis Tracy [sen], Clontaaf [Clontaaffe], Templemore, Tipperary,

Dennis Tracy, Clontaaf [Clontaaffe], Templemore, Tipperary,

Dennis Tracy, Drumtarsna [Glenbreedy], Glenkeen, Tipperary, 1832

Dennis Tracy, Loran, Bourney, Tipperary, [& Daniel]

Dennis Tracy, Roden, Durrow [Dorrha], Tipperary,

Dennis Treacy [& Michl Ryan], Commonaline [Commanealine], Doon, Limerick [Tipperary], 1826

Dennis Treacy [(bogf?)], Curraghbaha [Currabaha], Glenkeen, Tipperary, 1832

Dennis Treasy, Commonaline [Commanealine], Doon, Limerick [Tipperary], 1826

Edmd Tracy, Kilcooly Commons, Kilcooly, Galway [Tipperary], 1826

Edmond Tracy, Ballynulty [Ballinulty], Cullen, Tipperary, 1826

Edmond Tracy, Graffin, Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Edmond Tracy, Graffin, Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Edmund Tracy, Newtown, Kilcooly, Galway [Tipperary], 1826

Edward Tracy, Boulibeha [Boolabeha], Moyne, Tipperary, 1827

Edwd Tracey, Benaghmore District [Benamore], Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Edwd Tracy, Whitefield, Loughmoe East [west], Tipperary, 1827

Edwd Tracy, Whitefield, Loughmoe West, Tipperary, 1827

George Tracy, Ballykelly, Bourney, Tipperary,

J [T] Tracy, Killoskehan, Killoskehan, Tipperary, 1826

J [T] Treacy, Killoskehan, Killoskehan, Tipperary, 1826

J Tracy [or T Tracy & Benj Rawlins], Buggawn [Boggaun], Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

James Tracey, Bishop's Land, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

James Tracy [& Baron Purcell], Whitefield, Loughmoe West, Tipperary, 1827

James Tracy, Ballyhenry, Bourney, Tipperary,

James Tracy, Borrisnoe, Bourney, Tipperary,

James Tracy, Clonakenny, Bourney, Tipperary,

James Tracy, Commonage Unprofitable Bog [Ballyhenry], Bourney, Tipperary,

James Tracy, Kilmacuddy [not on this page], Bourney, Tipperary,

James Tracy, Liskeen [Lisheen], Moyne, Tipperary, 1827

James Tracy, Shanballynahagh, Bourney, Tipperary,

James Tracy[& Baron Purcell], Whitefield, Loughmoe East [west], Tipperary, 1827 [duplicate]

James Trassy [sen], Lahinch [Lehinch], Lorrha, Tipperary, 1824

James Trassy, Lahinch [Lehinch], Lorrha, Tipperary, 1824

James Treacy, Phillipstown [Philipston], Donohill, Tipperary, 1826

James Treacy, Upper Garrangrena, Glenkeen, Tipperary, 1832

Jas Tracy [& John Bruton], Clonmore [& Chapel quarter], Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Jas Tracy [& John Bruton], Clonmore [& Chapel quarter], Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Jno Tracy [& Wm Lucas], Longlane [?], Kilbarron, Tipperary, 1824

Jno Treacy [& others], Ballynocken, Templetouhy, Tipperary, 1816 [1839?]

John Corcoran M Tracy & Jams Blake, Moynard called Graige [Moyneard], Moyne, Tipperary, 1827

John Tracey Crocanovoga [Knockaunavogga?] Bourney Tipperary [very faint item 5 page 2]

John Tracey, Knocknacree [Knockanacree], Modreeny, Tipperary,

John Tracy [& Mary Tracy], Ballywalter, Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834

John Tracy [& Michl Tracy], Buggan [Boggaun], Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

John Tracy [& Michl Tracy], Buggawn [Boggaun], Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

John Tracy [& Walsh], Ballycraggan, Killodiernan, Tipperary,

John Tracy Gurtinamo Clonoulty Tipperary 1830

John Tracy, ?ren*age [Grannagh? after Fogartys Parks], Bourney, Tipperary,

John Tracy, Ballykelly, Bourney, Tipperary, [Twice]

John Tracy, Borrisnoe, Bourney, Tipperary,

John Tracy, Clashdrumsmith, Emly, Tipperary, 1834

John Tracy, Clonakenny, Bourney, Tipperary,

John Tracy, Clonlismullen, Drom, Tipperary, 1825

John Tracy, Graffin, Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

John Tracy, Graffin, Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

John Tracy, Grannagh [?], Bourney, Tipperary,

John Tracy, Gurteen, Bourney, Tipperary,

John Tracy, Lisnaganogue [?], Thurles, Tipperary, 1833

John Tracy, Loran, Bourney, Tipperary, [twice]

John Tracy, Sollyheadbeg [Raheen], Sleaty [Solloghodbeg], Queen's, [Tipperary]

John Tracy, Templemore [& Ivy Hall], Templemore, Tipperary,

John Trassy, Spring Mount, Cloghprior, Tipperary, 1825

John Treacy, Summerhill, Glenkeen, Tipperary, 1832

John Treasy, Ballynockan, Templetouhy, Tipperary,

Joseph Tracy, Templemore, Templemore, Tipperary,

Kyran Tracey, Bishop's Land, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Luke Tracy, Ballinahinch, Kilcomenty, Tipperary, 1834 [& 1827]

Luke Tracy, Ballinahinchkeating, Kilcomb, Wexford, 1825 [Kilcomenty, Tipperary]

Martin Tracy, Bawnmadrum, Bourney, Tipperary,

Martin Tracy, Bellview [Bellevue], Kilbarron, Tipperary, 1824

Martin Tracy, Burris [Borris], Twomileborris, Tipperary,

Martin Tracy, Clonlismullen, Drom, Tipperary, 1825

Martin Treasy, Tullow [Tullowmacjames], Templetouhy, Tipperary,

Martin Tready [Treacy], Cloncleaugh [Clooncleagh], Twomileborris, Tipperary,

Mary Tracy [& John Tracy], Ballywalter, Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834

Mich Tracy, Clonakenny, Bourney, Tipperary,

Mich Tracy, Fogartys Parks [& lower wood], Bourney, Tipperary,

Michael Thracy [& Thomas Thracy], Curraghtanfill [Curraghtemple], Youghalarra, Tipperary, 1824

Michael Tracy, Tipperary? [Barnagrotty?], Borrisnafarney, King's, 1828 [Michael Tracy, Clouncannon, Borrisnafarney Tipperary 1828, page 4/57]

Michael Treacy, Ballydavid, Twomileborris, Tipperary,

Michl Tracey, Knocknacree [Knockanacree], Modreeny, Tipperary,

Michl Tracy [& John Tracy], Buggan [Boggaun], Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Michael Trofoy [Trassy], Kilfithmone, Kilfithmone, Tipperary, 1826 [1834]

Michl Tracy [& John Tracy], Buggawn [Boggaun], Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Michl Tracy, Coolcormick, Templemore [Killea], Tipperary,

Michl Tracy, Curraduff, Templemore, Tipperary,

Michl Tracy, Fogartys Park [& lower wood], Bourney, Tipperary, [Duplicate]

Michl Trassey, Carneybeg, Cloghprior, Tipperary, 1825

Michl Trassey, Prospect West, Cloghprior, Tipperary, 1825 [twice]

Michl Treacy, Coolcormuck, Killea, Tipperary, 1827

Michl Treacy, Killawardy, Killea, Tipperary, 1827 [twice]

Michl Treasy, Togher, Templetouhy, Tipperary,

Ml Tracey, Fortyacres District, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Ml Tracey, Ring of Trees, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Owen Tracy, Carrigagown, Kilbarron, Tipperary, 1824

Pat [Roger] Tracy [& Pat Tracy], Graffin, Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Pat Tracy [& Roger Tracy], Graffin, Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Pat Tracy [& Roger Tracy], Graffin, Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Pat Tracy, Clonakenny, Bourney, Tipperary,

Patk Frassey [Trassey], Ballycommon, Monsea, Tipperary, 1825

Patk Tracy, Firgrove, Kilbarron, Tipperary, 1824

Patk Treacy [& Jas Ryan], Killoskehan, Kilfithmone [Killoskehan], Tipperary, 1826

Patk Treacy, Killoskehan, Killoskehan, Tipperary, 1826 [& 1831]

Patrick Tracey, Bawnmadrum, Bourney, Tipperary,

Patrick Tracy leased from Richard Burke, House & Office, Ballinlonty Kilfithmone Tipperary 1823-1824

Patrick Tracy, Barradrum [Bawnmadrum], Bourney, Tipperary,

Patrick Tracy, Grague, Moycarky, Tipperary, 1829

Patrick Tracy, Gurteenulla [Gortnadumagh], Bourney, Tipperary,

Patrick Tracy, West Poulacapple, Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834

Patt Tracey, Bishop's Land, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Patt Treacy Ballyerk Frederick Lloyd, Esq. Moyne Tipperary 1828

Philip Tracy, Newtown, Kilcooly, Galway, [Tipperary] 1826

Richd Tracy, Ardlomain Earl of Derby [Ardlaman], Solloghodmore, Tipperary, 1824

Richd Tracy, Ardloman, Solloghodmore [Ardlaman], Tipperary, 1824 [duplicate]

Roger Tracy [& Pat Tracy], Graffin, Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Roger Tracy, Clonakenny, Bourney, Tipperary,

Simon Treacy, Gurthelough [Gortalough], Glenkeen, Tipperary, 1832

T Tracy [& Benj Rawlins], Buggan [Boggaun], Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

T Tracy [& others], Killoskehan, Kilfithmone [Killoskehan], Tipperary, 1826

T Treacy [& Edwd Stapleton], Killoskehan, Kilfithmone [Killoskehan], Tipperary, 1826

Thomas Thracy [& Michael Thracy], Curraghtanfill [Curraghtemple], Youghalarra, Tipperary, 1824

Thomas Tracy, Borrisnoe, Bourney, Tipperary,

Thomas Tracy, Gurteen, Bourney, Tipperary,

Thomas Treacy Ballyerk Frederick Lloyd, Esq. Moyne Tipperary 1828

Thoms Tracy, Glebe, Sleaty [Solloghodbeg], Queen's, [Tipperary]

Thoms Tracy, Sollyheadbeg [Raheen], Sleaty [Solloghodbeg], Queen's, [Tipperary]

Thos Freacy [Treacy], Killmore [Kilmore], Toem, Tipperary, 1826

Thos Tracey, Drumroe, Modreeny, Tipperary,

Thos Tracy, Bellview [Bellevue], Kilbarron, Tipperary, 1824

Thos Tracy, College Hill, Templemore, Tipperary,

Thos Tracy, Forgestown, Moycarky, Tipperary, 1829

Thos Treacy & Dunne], Bunacum, Aghnameadle, Tipperary, 1825

Thos Treacy [& Dun], Bunacum, Aghnameadle, Tipperary, 1825

Tom Trassey, Ballinamona [Ballynamona], Finnoe, Tipperary, 1826

Timothy Tracy [& wife pli? Michl O’Brien & others Defs], Clonmona, Clogher, Louth, [Tipperary] 1830

Timothy Treacy, Phillipstown [Philipston], Donohill, Tipperary, 1826

Tithy Tracey, *itiff [& wife plaintiff Michl O’Brien & others Defendants, Clonely?], Clogher, Louth, [Tipperary] 1830

Tracey [& Brophy], Carrick, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Tracey [& Co?], Boolareagh [Boolareagh], Bourney, Tipperary,

Tracey [wid], Bishop's Land, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Tracey [wid], Carrick, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Tracy [widow], Goldengarden, Kilpatrick, Tipperary, 1833

Tracy [widw & Denis Lahy], Shanakil [Shanakill], Templemore [Killavinoge], Tipperary,

Tracy [widw & Denis Lahy], Shanakill, Killavinoge, Tipperary, 1827

Tracy, [widow] Whitefield, Loughmoe East [west], Tipperary, 1827

Tracy, [widow] Whitefield, Loughmoe West, Tipperary, 1827

Trasey [Mr], Barrackstreet, Nenagh, Tipperary, 1828

Treacy & pts, Summerhill, Roscrea, Tipperary, 1823

Treacy [Mrs], Coolkereen, Aghnameadle, Tipperary, 1825

William Tracy [& Patt Bray], Moynetemple, Moyne, Tipperary, 1827

William Tracy, Borrisnoe, Bourney, Tipperary,

William Tracy, Gurteen, Bourney, Tipperary,

William Tracy, West Poulacapple, Kilvemnon, Tipperary, 1834

Wm Tracy [& partner], Cappanagrana [Cappaghnagarrane], Isertkieran, Tipperary, 1834

Wm Tracy [& partner], Cappanagrana [Cappaghnagarrane], Isertkieran, Tipperary, 1834 [copy]

Wm Tracy [& partner], Cappanagraun [Cappaghnagarrane], Isertkieran, Tipperary, 1834 [copy]

Wm Treacy [Mrs], Farenquirth [Coolkereen], Aghnameadle, Tipperary, 1825