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Traceys of Tipperary – Page 3
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.
1900 (302) Irish Land Commission (Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act,
1891). - Tipperary
May 18 1899, John Treacy junior, purchaser, Eal of Portarlington,
vendor, Clybanane TN, 8a1r2p, £11.10.0 valuation, £7.10.0 rent, judicial, £146
purchase price and advance,
May 18 1899, Winifred Treacy, purchaser, Eal of Portarlington, vendor,
Clybanane and Timeighter TN, 32a2r3p, £19.15.0 valuation, £15.0.0 rent,
judicial, £300 purchase price and advance,
November 25 1899, Denis Treacy, purchaser, Wm Fitzgibbon Dillon,
vendor, Folldarg TS, 24a3r0p, £9.5.0 valuation, "10.12.0 rent, £170
purchase price and advance
4 August 1900 (NG) Nenagh Urban Council
...Mr. Haugh also reported that he
visited the back premises of Daniel Meara, Patrick Flannery, John Bourke, Mary
Treacey and James Ralph, who occupy houses at the lower portion of Dublin
Road...
Sep 21, 1900 (IT) Templemore Sports
Putting the 28lb, 56lb, Long Jump,
High Jump...J. Tracy, Roscrea...
24 October 1900 (NG) Thurles Board of Guardians
...present...D. Treacey...
Thomas Treacy of Lisheen Thurles Tipperary, landlord Charles E. Lloyd,
16a/0r/31p, poor valuation £4/5/0, old rent £10/0/0, new rent 1 £71/0/0, new
rent 2 £5/17/6
Thomas Treacy of Ballyerk Thurles Tipperary, landlord Charles E. Lloyd,
22a/0r/0p, poor valuation £9/15/0, old rent £16/16/8, new rent 1 £12/0/0, new
rent 2 £8/16/0
Board of Trade – Central Register
of Seamen
Tracy J 23/03/1900 Tipperary Ireland. Discharge A
numbers R204561 R204781 R204651
Monday, March 11, 1901 Brooklyn Eagle
Personal
- Dwan & Dwan Co. of Tipperary
Michael
Treacy or Bridget Treacy who in 1887 resided at 1,004 St. Marks av and 204
Clinton av Brooklyn will hear something to their advantage by applying to Allen
H. Morgan, Thurles, Ireland.
'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.
May
30, 1901 (IT)
...Jervis street hospital, where he was
attended by...Mr. R.J. Treacy...[Richard, b. Tipperary
see 1901 census]
Richd. Joseph Treacy, 5 James St,
Tipperary, L.A.H. Dub. 1926; (Cecilia St Dub)
12 October 1901 (NG) Portumna Derelict Railway
At the Lorrha
Sessions...Mr. Treacey, for the defendant...
16 October 1901 (NG) North Tipperary - United Irish League
Meeting at
Toomevara...platform...S. Tracy...Killea...S. Treacy...
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland 1901 Census of England
Daniel Treacy, 28, Ireland Nenagh,
Raily Porter, St Pancras, London
Michael Tracey, 24, Ireland
Tipperary, Dock Labourer, Toxteth Park, Liverpool C B
S Treacy, 23, Ireland Roscrea,
Assistant Room, Wakefield, Yorkshire
British Postal Service
Appointments
Thomas Tracey,
1901, Shronell To
Glenbane; Tipperary
17/12/1901 Daniel Treacy Ltd Admr of John Tracey of Ballyerk and
another Thurles Tipperary, landlord Charles E. Lloyd, 153a/3r/1p, poor
valuation £72/10/0, old rent £70/0/0, new rent £64/14/0
17/12/1901 Daniel Treacy Ltd Admr of John Tracey of Ballyerk and
another Thurles Tipperary, landlord Charles E. Lloyd, 21a/0r/9p, poor valuation
£9/15/0, old rent £16/16/8, new rent 1 £11/10/0, new
rent 2 £10/15/0
18/11/1897 Laurence Treacy of Grange Tipperary N., landlord Earl of
Portarlington, 5a/1r/6p, poor valuation £5/10/0, rent £5/5/0, Judical, purchase
£96, advance £596, installents paid £8/19/6, arrears £1/18/5
April 1901
Templemore Petty Sessions
Sergaeant Began (Lillea) summoned Richard Ryan of same place with
having set fire to a load of furze, the property of Stephen Treacy, Killea, and
causing injury to the car to the amount of 10s...
4 October 1902 (NG) Widow and Orphan Fund of late Patrick Hill, Mount
Island
...2s...Mrs. Treacey,
Kilboy...Miss Treacy, Kilboy...
Oct 11, 1902 (SS) Roscrea Petty Sessions
Mr EG Preston DIRIC opposed the
renewal of the licences of Messrs Joseph Treacy, Grove Street; Lawrence Treacy,
Limerick Street; and Mrs Larkin, Main Street on the grounds that they took part
in a riot on the 23rd September last...no justification for the objection...4
to 2 they decided in giving the certificate for the renewal...
1902 (145) Contempt of court (Ireland).
Michael Treacy,
Templemore Co. Tipperary, 104 days, Limerick prison.
23 May 1903 (NG) Roscrea Petty Sessions
Joseph Tracey, publican, was
summoned for having permitted drunkenness on May 12th...dismissed.
8 August 1903 (NG) North Tipperary County Council
members...D. Tracey...
18/11/1897 Thos. Treacey of Irby Tipperary N., landlord Earl of
Portarlington, 3a/1r/16p, poor valuation £3/15/0, rent £4/11/8, Judical,
purchase £89, advance £89, installents paid £15/8/8, arrears £1/15/7
April 25 1904 Mary Treacy, tenant, Stephen R
Lloyd, landlord, Longfordwood and Longford (E.D. Bowrney West) Tipperary N,
70a2r38p, £31.10.0 valuation, £30 rent, judicial, £600 purchase price and
advance,
31 March 1905 List
of Teachers Employed by the Commissioners of National Education - Tipperary
John Treacy, 61 years, served 41 years 3 months, educated Clonmiclan
Urlingford Thurles, serving Tipperary 5308 Gortnahoe, Principal
John Treacy, 23 years 5 months, served 3 years 3 months, educated
Gortnagarry Toomavara, trained St. Patricks, serving Tipperary 22384
Gortnagarry, Principal
Maggie Anne Treacy, 28 years 1 month, served 8 years 3 months, educated
Mercy Convent Templemore, trained Our Lady of Mercy, serving Tipperary 13248
Templemore B Inf, Assistant
18 October 1905 (NG) Nenagh Quarter Sessions
Loan Fund Cases. Mrs. Helana Mannix, Deer Park,
Charleville, administratrix of Denis McKenna, late of Park, Toomevara, obtained
decrees against Thomas Tracey, Toomevara, for £10/0/8...
18 October 1905 (NG) Nenagh Quarter Sessions
Roscrea Land
case. Whelan
v. Treacy...not heard
1905-06 List of Schools that adopted
Department Regulations
Sister M.P. Treacy, Ursaline Convent, Thurles
23 June 1906 (NG) Death of a local Journalist
It is with deep regret that we
have to announce the death of Mr Denis Tracey, who for many years was a very
reliable and trustworthy member of our staff. [Nenagh Guardian]. For several
years he was the "Guardian" special district representative at
Thurles, where he made himself popular with all classes. Owing to changes on
our reporting staff, Mr Tracey returned to Nenagh, and remain
in our employ until last Autumn, when he transferred his services to the
"Sentinel" but only remained connected with that paper a comparative
short time. Since then he acted principally as correspondent for more than one
Dublin daily, and was very often temporarily employed on the "Guardian",
although failing health prevented our availing of his services as often as we
would have liked. His death took place on Monday last, at his mother’s
residence, Carriganagh, near this town, and his remains were interred at
Killodiernan on Wednesday, his funeral being largely attended.
7 July 1906 (NG) Borrisokane Petty Sessions
Sergeant White charged William
Tracey and John Meany with assaulting each other. Both have declined to
prosecute.
11 August 1906 (NG) A Peep into Nenagh's Past
..."The Nenagh Minsterly"
published in 1836 by Mr. John O'Shea, the first editor of the
"Guardian"...subscribers were...Daniel Tracey, disploser at Nenagh
Workhouse, and lived next door to police-barracks (commonly known as Dr.
Tracey)...
6 October 1906 (NG) Nenagh Board of Guardians
...The master reported that one
night during the past week three women named Tracey, O'Brien and Fennessy were
admitted to the probationary ward...
15 November 1906 New
Zealand Tablet
A Priest Honored. The congregation on Sunday, September 23 at
Cappawhite was addressed by the Rev. Dr. Treacy, Dixie, Toronto, a native of
Cappawhite, who said he had the honor of a private audience with his Holiness
Pope Pius X on September 5, and took advantage of the occasion to present the
literary works of their parish priest Father o'Keefe, to his Holiness...
1906 (135) Labourers (Ireland) Acts
Moyns Electorial District,
Ballyesk?, C.E. Lloyd, Dan Treacey, Public road, good,
no opposition [Ballyerk, Moyne, Tipperary]
Jan 17
1907, Mary Treacy, Poulacapple West Tipperary, 7a3r19p, £5.10.0 valuation,
£2.15.6 rent, £68 purchase price and advance
February 1907 IT
Land Commission Judgements...District of Cashel, Michael Treacy v.
Herbert W. Jones, £9 10s. 6d., £5. raised
to £5 14s.
Mar 7 1907,
Margaret Treacy, Clonakenny Tipperary, 21a2r7p, £14.10.0 valuation, £12.12.0
rent, Judicial, £302 purchase price and advance
Mar 7
1907, Rody Treacy, Clonakenny Tipperary, 20a0r4p, £11.10.0 valuation, £9.18.0
rent, Judicial, £238 purchase price and advance
1907 RIC Service
William Treacy, 62509, b. 1881
Tipperary
62509 William Treacy, dob 3 Oct 1881
[26 years], 6'1.875", b. Tipp jd from NR, Catholic, recommended by DI
Annesley, farmer, appointed 2 April 07, served Mayo 1 October 1907 - Waterford
16.4.1913, resigned 30.4.1920 62509D/42623, to better his position, Contd in
Tipp N.R. & Kings
3 July 1907 (NG) Sixth Standard
Best hand-made shirt...3rd Miss
Kathleen Tracey, Toomevara, FNS.
Best cut-out paper pattern of a
man's shirt...2nd Miss MA Tracey, Carrigenagh...
Best specimen of a first year's
woodwork...3rd Timothy Treacy, Christian Bros, Nenagh
6 July 1907 (NG) Borrisokane Petty Sessions
Mr. Martin Tracey of White Chapel,
Kilbarron, was also charged with a breach of the licensing Act on Sunday, 9th
May.
6 July 1907 (NG) North Tipperary Assizes
Tracey v. [John]
Ryan. This was
an appeal in which Margaret Tracey as assignee of Mary Ryan,
appealed against the decision of the County Court Judge, who at the last Quart
Session, dismissed a claim of £30 given by way of annuity through a deed.
17 August 1907 (NG) Roscrea Petty Sessions
Kate Tracey, publican, of
Limerick-street, was charged by District-Inspector Annesley with a breach of
the Licensing Act [Sunday trading]
Sep 5, 1907 (IT) Anti-Grazing Agitation
Borrisokane Petty Sessions...lands
at Ballymona and Lismagower...defendants...Joseph Tracy..Springpark...defendants,,,Christopher Treacy...
28 September 1907 (NG) Roscrea Board of Guardians
...Mr. J. Tracey...
2 November 1907 (NG) Roscrea Board of Guardians
Joseph Tracey, R.O....
1907 List of Persons
who have lodged application with the Estates Commission as Evicted Tenants
2140. Thomas Tracy, Dronardbeg, Clonmore, Templemore. Skehanagh,
21a/0r/0p, £13.9.4 rent. Present tenant - Landlord. Circumstances of Applicant:Four sons, three daughters (44 to 27)
25 January 1908 (NG) Roscrea Board of Guardians
...Mary Tracey, a wardmaid
[employed for about six months, about 20 years of age]...met her brother and
went home to Moneygall...
January 1908 IT
Templemore Petty Sessions...In December 1907...Driving cattle of Mrs.
Etta Lloyd of Seanagh...Daniel Treacy of Seanagh...
8 February 1908 (NG) Roscrea District Council (No. 2)
...Mr. R. Tracey, labourer
[Moneygall road contractors]
Mar 14, 1908 (FJ)
Milltown (Galway) UIL...1s...J. Tracy, J. Tracy, sen...M. Treacy...
Belclare (Galway) U.I.L, per Thos. Treacy...
Killea (Tipperary) U.I.L. per S. Treacy...
Apr 10, 1908 (IT)
Labourers Act in Roscrea
At the Thurles Quarter Sessions...Mr. John H. Hodgins, Dangan,
Roscrea...against a proposal to acquire a site on his land [Ballyhenry] for a
labourer named John Treacy...occupied a good slated dwelling on the farm of
Mrs. Spratt, with whom he worked...Granted pedition.
Jun 12, 1908 (IT) Thurles Quarter Sessions
James Treacy applied for £200 for
a house burned at Clonakenny...A decree for £90 was given.
26 September 1908 (NG) Old Age Pensions Act 1908
...committee...Templemore...Denis
Tracey, Co.C, Fantane...
Oct 17, 1908 (FJ)
People of Clonmel...1s...T. Treacy...M. Tracy...
1908 Great Southern
Western Railway
James Tracey, 29 years, signalman, Carrick
Apr 5, 1909 (FJ)
Town Tenant League
Templemore Branch...James Treacy...
Apr 24, 1909 (IT)
Death
Campbell - April 14, 1909, Josephine, wife of Walter George Campbell, 1
Bayview, Irishtown, and daughter of Mr. Michael Treacy, Templemore, aged 25
years.
16 June 1909 (NG) North Riding County Council
...D. Tracey...
Jul 17, 1909 (FJ)
Parnell Monument Fund
...Tipperary Town...10s...Ed Treacy, Ballynulty...
December 1909 IT
...a young auxiliary postman for the Archestown (Thurles) district,
name Patrick Treacy of Stradavoher...
Dec 7, 1909 (IT)
Charge against Postman
...Thurles...Patrick Treacy, of Stradavoher...
Thomas Treacy of Solloghodbeg Tipperary, Estate Erasmus Smith's
Schools, 28a/2r/34p, rent £25/0/0, evicted 28 Feb 1897 (not re-instated)
Jan 1, 1910 (FJ) UIL
...Grangemockler (Tipperary)...2s...James Tracy...
18 June 1910 (NG) Ormond grand Bazaar
...1s...Mrs. Tracy, Turnpike...
Jul 6, 1910 (FJ) A Co. Tipperary Estate
In the matter of the estate of
Surgeon-General C. Roe, the owner objected to the compulsory acquisition of the
lands of Graffin and the lands of Skehanagh, situated near Templemore Co.
Tipperary...two evicted tenants, Messrs. Patrick Everard and Thomas Treacy who
made applicatiopn for the lands...Mr. Treacy gave evidence of the eviction of
his family from the lands of Skehanagh in 1879. The Commissioners reserved
their decision.
‘Friesland’, Queenstown to Phil 16 Oct
1910
Katie
Treacy, 36, b. 1874 Ballywater [Ballywalter Kilvemnon Tipperary] Ireland. Father Thomas Ballywater Coloneen, Lived Phila from 1892 for 18
years. Cousin Mr Thomas Kennedy, 52 West Woodlawn St,
There, Germantown, Pa. 5'6", fresh complexion, dark hair, blue eyes.
Katie
Tracy, Miss, ULS C [USC]
29 October 1910 (NG) Dispute about a pathway
Denis Treacy, Fantane, sued Michael
Ryan (Rody), Grange, for £5 damages for trespass on his land at Grange...decree
for 1s...
5 November 1910 (NG) Nenagh Petty Session
Mary Mason, Falvey's Lane summoned
Ellen Tracey for assault. There was also a cross-summons...Daniel Tracey...case
dismissed against Ellen Tracey.
November 1910 to December 1911 Monthly returns
of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903
Cornelius
Tracey, Cullaun, 32a2r30p, £19 value, £17.16.0 rent, Judl (a), £439 payment,
24.6 years, estate of Standish Grady John Parker-Hutchinson, Tipperary
Joseph
Treacy, Newtowmn, 41a3r35p, £21.0, £18.19.0, Judl (a), £455, 24 years, estate
of Standish Grady John Parker-Hutchinson, Tipperary N
Thomas
Treacy, Glengar, 60a2r25p, £28, £29.4.0, Not Judl, £628, estate of John Ryan, Tipperary
S
1910 [Cd. 5059, 5129, 5178, 5195, 5342, 5348, 5387, 5402] Irish Land
Commission. Return of advances made under the
Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of January, 1909. - Tipperary
William Treacy, Lahagh TN, 100a3r36p, £31.0.0 valuation, £30.8.5 rent,
judical, £639 purchase price and advance, 21 years
7 January 1911 (NG) Roscrea News
Labourers Cottage Act...Jas
Tracey...applied for sites on Mr. James Lloyd's land...passed...Daniel Fogarty,
on lands of Mary Tracey, Longford. Mr Houlihan objected; Mrs Tracey had a small
farm and a large family; site transferred to Mr Lloyd's land...Stephen Tracey,
site on PA Ryan's land at Killea-Granted...
Feb 23 1911, Cornelius Tracey,
Cullaun Tipperary N, 32a2r30p, £19 valuation, £17.16.0 rent, judicial, £439
price and advance, 24.6 years
17 June 1911 (NG) North Riding County Council
The annual meeting...members
present...Denis Tracey...
Jun 21 1911, Thomas Treacy,
Glengar Tipperary S, 60a2r25p, £28 valuation, £29.40
rent, not judicial, £628 price and advance, 21.5 years
19 August 1911 (NG)
Cottage Classes - Potato onions:
1st, Johanna Tracy, Gurtnadelawn...
21 October 1911 (NG) Thurles Quarter Sessions
Ejectment of
Title. Patrick
Shortall v. Wm Maher, Littleton and Matthew Treacy, Ballinamona...Maher had
sold the premises to Treacy...No case.
Thomas Treacy of Skehanagh Tipperary, Estate William C. Roe, 13a/0r/0p,
rent £11/15/4, evicted April 1879
Reinstatement
Application (Ireland).HC Deb 01 May 1911 vol 25 cc170-1W
§ Mr. HACKETT asked the Chief Secretary whether he can state when Thomas Tracy, Dromard, and Patrick
Everard, Graffin, will be reinstated in their former holdings on the estate of
Surgeon-General Roe, Loran Park, Roscrea; and whether
he can state the amount of grant to each in order to assist them to work their
farms?
§ Mr. BIRRELL The Estates Commissioners are acquiring under the
provisions of the Evicted Tenants Act, 1907, some fifteen acres of the lands of
Skehanagh, and six acres of the
lands of Graffin, on the estate of Surgeon-General Roe, formerly in the
occupation of Thomas Tracy and Patrick Everard respectively, and hope to be
shortly in a position to put Tracy and Everard in possession of their holdings.
The Commissioners have sanctioned free grants of £7 for fencing and £70 for the
purchase of stock to Tracy, and £3 for fencing and £20 for purchase of stock to
Everard.
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. -
Tipperary
21st June 1911, Thomas Treacy, Glengar TS, 60a2r25p, £28 valuation,
£29.4.0 rent, not judicial, £628 purchase price and advance, 21.5 years
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 9 March 1912 (NG) Death in Nenagh Railway Wagon
...William Tracey, said to be a
native of Borrisokane...
‘Merion’, Queenstown to Phil 26 August
1912
Denis
Treacy, 23, b. 1889 Carrick on Suir, [Tipperary] Ireland. Mother: Mrs Treacy,
Kickham St, Carrick on Suir. To Uncle Richard Whali, 204 Main St, Norristown
Pa. 5'6", fresh complexion, fair hair, blue eyes.
28 September 1912 (NG) North Riding County Council
...councilors present...D.
Treacy...
23 November 1912 (NG) North Tipperary - County Council
...members...Denis
Tracey (or Tracy/Treacy).
1912 Return of advances under the Purchase of
Land (Ireland) Act - Bingham/Corrie Estate
Michael Treacy of Lehinch Tipperary, 7a/2r/76p & 0a/2r/24p, poor valuation
£3/6/0, rent £3/10/3, not Judical, purchase £71, advance £71, 20.2 years
Catherine Treacy of Lehinch Tipperary, 3a/2r/35p & 0a/3r/24p, poor
valuation £2/16/0, rent £2/8/0, not Judical, purchase £48, advance £48, 20
years
1912 Return of Advances made under the Land
Act - Estate of Beamish/De Coursey Fenwicke
January 25 1912 Denis Treacy of Knockshearoon Tipperary, 36a/2r/12p,
value £19/10/0, rent £15/9/6, judical, price £251, advance
£251, 20.4 years of rent
January 1 1912 Denis Treacy (Thomas) of Commanealine Tipperary,
91a/0r/6p, value £7/0/0, rent £8/13/6, judical, price £193, advance
£193, 20.5 years of rent
January 1 1912 Denis Treacy (John) of Commanealine Tipperary,
108a/1r/2p, value £26/0/0, rent £20/0/0, judical, price £472, advance £472, 23.65 years of rent
1912 Return of Advances made under the Land
Act - Estate of Charles Edward Lloyd
December 19 1912 Thomas Treacy of Ballyerk Tipperary N, 21a/2r/6p,
value £9/15/0, rent £8/16/0, judical, price £197, advance
£197, 22.3 years of rent
December 19 1912 Daniel Treacy of Ballyerk Tipperary N, 21a/3r/0p,
value £9/15/0, rent £10/15/0, judical, price £242, advance
£242, 22.5 years of rent
December 19 1912 Daniel Treacy of Ballyerk Tipperary N, 32a/3r/0p,
value £19/15/0, rent £20/10/0, judical, price £420, advance
£420, 20.4 years of rent
1912 Return of Advances made under the Land
Act - Estate of Alice Marjory Biggs-Atkinson
June 1 1912 Patrick Treacy of Gortadalaun Tipperary N. 22a/0r/31p, of
Magheranenagh 4a/2r/12p Tipperary N, value £10/10/0, rent £11/15/4, not
judical, price £207, advance £207, 17.5 years of rent
1912 Return of Advances made under the Land
Act - Estate of De Boise De Courcenay
7/11/1912 Michael Tracey of Coolcroo Tipperary N., 18a/1r/12p, value
£12/0/0, rent £9/18/6, not judical, price £171, advance
£171, 17.2 years of rent
1912 Return of Advances made under the Land
Act - Estate of Richard A. MacNamara
6/6/1912 Michael Tracey of Ballydavid Tipperary N., 4a/3r/10p, value
£-, rent £3/6/8, not judical, price £70, advance £70, 20.9 years of rent
11 January 1913 (NG) Nenagh Quarter Sessions
...Tracey, process server...
22 February 1913 (NG) Nenagh
The tender of Mr. J. Tracey was accepted
for the erection of a cottage at Shanacloon at £125.
22 February 1913 (NG) Roscrea Board of Guardians
...Mr. Tracy R.O....
29 March 1913 (NG) Nenagh Quarter Sessions
...17th March...special court on
Tracey at Borrisokane...
5 April 1913 (NG) North Tipperary Inquest
...jury...P. Tracey...
24 March 1913 (NG) North Tipperary County Council
...members...D.
Treacy...
15 November 1913 (NG) Roscrea No.1 District Council
Mr Joseph Tracey,
rate-collector...
6 December 1913 (NG) Roscrea News
Dr Powell wrote "A man named
Thomas Tracey has been sent to the infirmary by Dr Jacob. The patient has an
injury to his eye..."
Cornelius Treacy of Toomevara, Tipperary
Daniel Treacy, B (Dunkerrin) Company, 7 Battalion, 1 Tipperary Brigade, 3 Southern Division, of Tipperary & OffalyDenis Treacy, Ballinamoe, Moneygall, Co. Tipperary
Denis Treacy, B (Dunkerrin) Company, 7 Battalion, 1 Tipperary Brigade, 3 Southern Division
Denis Treacy, C Company 4 Battalion North Tipperary, of Borrisokane Tipperary & Cork
Denis Treacy, G Company, 2 Battalion, 2 Tipperary Brigade, 2 Southern Division of Templemore Tipperary & Dublin
Edmond Treacy, D (Moyne) Company, 2 Battalion, 2 Tipperary Brigade, 2 Southern Division
Edward Treacy (now Dublin) [Roscrea], Co. Tipperary
Edward Treacy, Ivy House, Holycross, Tipperary
John Treacey/Treacy, Roscrea, Tipperary
John Treacy (now U.S.A.) [Roscrea], Co. Tipperary
John Treacy, A Company. 7 Battalion, 1 Tipperary Brigade, 3 Southern Division, of Tipperary, Offaly & Manchester England
John Treacy, Ballywilliam, Shinrone, Co. Tipperary, Co. Tipperary
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
Martin Treacy, Cullenwaine, Moneygall, Co. Tipperary
Martin Treacy, Mountheaton, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary
Patrick Treacy, Borrisoleigh Company, 3 Battalion Tipperary, of Borrisoleigh, Tipperary & Fairview Dublin & Portobello Barracks Dublin
Richard Treacy of Bishopswood, Co. Tipperary
Rody Treacy, B Company 2 Battalion Dublin Brigade, of Nenagh Co. Tipperary and Dublin
Sean Treacy (1895-1920) of Soloheadbeg, Co. Tipperary
T. Treacy, Mrs, Pearse Street, Nenagh (nee H. Burke)
Thomas Tracey/Treacy, from [Roscrea?] Tipperary. Casements Irish Brigade
Thomas Treacy, Cullenwaine, Moneygall, Co. Tipperary
Thomas Treacy, private Royal Irish Regiment, Tipperary and died Dublin 1916
W. Treacy, Mrs, Spruce Hill, Roscrea (nee M. Dalton)
William Treacy, B Company, 7 Battalion, Kilkenny Brigade, 2 Southern Division, of Tipperary
William Treacy, Rosemount, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary
1914 Parlimentary Papers
1. Denis Treacy, Rathnaveoge
Upper, 2a1r0p, valuation £1.0, rent £1.0.0, Not judl, price £19, Advance £19,
19 years rent
2. Denis Treacy, Rathnaveoge
Upper, 0a1r38p, valuation £3.15, rent £4.0.0, -, price £17, Advance £17, 4.2
years rent
1 & 2 consolidated
3 January 1914 (NG) Roscrea Cottage Scheme
Denis Tracey applied for a cottage
on Mr Jas Lloyd's land at Longford. Mr Costigan said that the applicant was a
hard-working ma, and was for 26 years in Mr Lloyd's employment. Clerk: Are you
married Denis? Applicant: I am, sir (laughter). The application was granted.
James Tracey, Corrigan, applied
for a cottage on Mr Lloyd's land at Longford Wood. Mr Costigan said the
applicant was deserving of a cottage, and on the last
occasion Mr. Lloyd consented to allow a cottage to be built for him. Mr Bridge
(sol): I think Mr Lloyd consented on the grounds that he would get no further
trouble about the sites. The application was granted.
10 January 1914 (NG) Roscrea Workman's Club
..dance...J.
Tracey (Clonakenny)...
7 February 1914 (NG) Town Tenants' League
Moneygall Branch...elected..R. Tracey...
21 February 1914 (NG) North Tipperary County Council
...members...Denis
Tracey...
Mar 12 1914, James Treacy,
Gortnadumagh Tipperary N, 20a2r31p, £4.6.0 valuation, £2.15.0 rent, £60 price
and advance, 21.8 years
16 May 1914 (NG) Roscrea news - Cottages
...At Summerhill...Keerly and a
sister...rate occupier, one of the Traceys...
30 May 1914 (NG) Templemore Petty Sessions
James Hartigan, publican,
Barrack-street...Sunday trading...James Treacy, Barrack-street on the
premises...witness saw Joseph Treacy, a boy of about 14 years and he had a
large jug in his hand...James Treacy was working with publican on the country
roads...Joseph Treacy came in for milk and took it away with him...
30 May 1914 (NG) Roscrea Petty Sessions
Joseph Tracey, rent collector to
the Roscrea District Council, sued Sergeant McDonagh for trespass on a garden,
the property of the Rural Council...
1914 Denis Treacy,
Currahaha & Fantane north Tipperary N, 4a0r14p & 6a1r35p, £1.15.0 &
£2.15.0 valuation, £5.1.0 rent, judicial, £109 price and advance, 21.5 years
1914 Michael Treacy,
Aughmahcola Tipperary N, 19a1r21p, £10.10.0 valuation, £9.10.0 rent, judicial,
£338 price and advance, 21 years
1914-1918
Ireland’s Memorial Records
Thomas Treacy. Reg. No. 11162. Rank Private, Royal Irish Regiment 3rd batt. Died of wounds
home 24/4/1916. Born Mardike, Killenaule, Co. Tipperary.
11162 Pte Thomas Treacy, Mordike, Co. Tipperary. DOW 24/4/1916.
(Killenaule)
Buried in a collective grave in the EHB Office Grounds, Kilmainham.
William
Tracey. Reg. No. 6919. Rank Private, 2nd
Leinster Regiment. Killed in action France 20/10/1914. Born
Templemore, Co. Tipperary. Ploegsteert Memorial Panel
10.
Age 42, Brother of Andrew Tracey, of Church St.,
Templemore, Co. Tipperary
Nov 3,
1916 (IT) Wounded
Royal Dublin Fusiliers...Tracey, 24655,
L-Cpl. R. (Donasreigh) [Tipperary?]
1914-1920 British Army WWI Service &
Pension Records
Andrew Tracey, b. abt 1879,
Templemore, Tipperary,
John Tracey, b. abt 1869, Fethard,
Tipperary,
Richard Josephy Treacy, b. abt
1880, Cappaghwhite, Tipperary
Thomas Treacy, b. abt 1897,
Rathduff Fethard, Co Tipperary,
October? 1914 Waterford News
More
Carrisckmen wounded at the front. Information has been received in
Carrick-on-Suir that the following men, natives of the town have been wounded
at the front and are in hospital in England...Private Thomas Treacy, 18th Royal Irish...
13th November, 1914
Waterford News. The Royal Irish Regiment
At The Front
...Four
other Carrickmen-John Casey, Maurice Mansfield, Tom Treacy and Tom Weston fell wounded
quiet near him...
Thomas Tracey/Treacy, Casements Irish Brigade
I am researching Casements Irish
Brigade, which was the attempt by Sir Roger Casement to raise a brigade from
Irish Prisoners of War in Germany in WW1 and take them back to fight for Irish
independence.
The attempt never worked, he only got 56 recruits, one of whom was John Tracey,
but I have little on the man. it comes down to:
"Casement just records him as
a labourer before joining. Keogh (the sergeant major who ran the Irish
Brigade) has him as Thomas Tracey, a big six footer from [Roscrea?]
Tipperary. And records that Tracey supervised the Irishmen's
mascot, a red-haired terrier called Rebel, who enjoyed catching the many rats
in Zossen camp. I cannot find a service record nor
a pension record. Nor a Medal card. One would expect
him to be in Royal Irish Regt if he came from Tipperary."
Casement came back to Ireland just
before the Easter Rising in 1916 with a boatload of rifles, but was caught and
hanged. The Irish Brigade were left in Germany, and most just merged back into
Irish life after the war
Any information on John Tracey?
Regards
David Grant david@corisande.com 17 April 2010
http://www.irishbrigade.eu/recruits/tracey.html
1914 The Gas World [see
Sologhead Tipperary]
Mr. M. [Martin] Treacy, manager of the
Cairrick-on-Suir gasworks, has been appointed manager to the Wicklow Gas
Company, in place of Mr. W. Ewing,
1917 The gas world year book
Carrick-on-Suir
& Wicklow
G.W. Anderson, M.J. (or T.) Treacy, R.B. Anderson
1931 The Gas World Year Book
Fermoy M. Treacy
Tipperary Carrick-on-Suir (3) T. J. Treacy, owner.
Mar 20, 1915 (SS) Football Cork v
Tipperary
Tipperary...W.
Tracy...
29 May 1915 (NG) Mr Hoctor's Candidature
...meeting at
Carney...present...D. Tracey...
1915
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of
Oliver/Baker/Grant/Colthurst
1/7/1915
Denis Tracey of Grangelough 12a/3r/27p £2/10/0, of Fantane North 41a/3r/0p
£21/18/0, of Currabaha 2a/2r/38p £1/15/0 Tipperary N., rent £31/9/9, not
judical, price £578, advance £578, 18.8 years of rent
January 28 1916 Daily Eagle Brooklyn NY
Cornelius Treacy, 60 years old, Of
830 Union street, a resident of Brooklyn for thirty five years, died yesterday
from pneumonia. His funeral will be held tomorrow morning with a requiem mass
in the R.C. Church of St. Francis Xavier, Carroll street and Sixth avenue, interment following in Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Treacy
was born in Tipperary. Ireland, and was in the carpet and linoleum business. He
is survived by a brother and two sisters In Ireland, and a cousin, Richard
Treacy of Brooklyn.
19 February 1916 Nenagh News
Cornelius Tracy, Deceased. The
undermentioned next of kin of the above-named Deceased who died recently in New
York are required, and if they will communicate with the under-mentioned
Solicitor it will be to their advantage. Denis Tracy
(brother); Johanna Quirke, Julia McCormack, and Bridget Tierney (sisters).
Dated tbis I2th day of February, 1916. Laurence Ryan,
Solicitor. Cathel, ?ral Street, Thurles.
12
February 1916 Nenagh News
...Margaret Treacy, Dromard...fined 2s...unlighted
vehicles...
19 February 1916 (NG) North Tipperary County Council
...members...Denis
Treacy...
5 Apr 1916 Cork Examiner
Funeral...Thomas Tracey, DC,
Glencar; Denis Tracy, Commonaline; Denis Tracey (John), do;...
3 June 1916 Nenagh Petty Sessions
Assistant
Nurse's Qualifications.
Miss Treacy, who some time ago was
appointed assistant nurse iu the fever hospital, but whose appointment could
not be sanctioned by the L.G.B. as she had not at the time stood for her
qualifying examination, wrote that she had now passed it, and enclosed a copy
ot the certificate of her qualifications. She did not enclose the original
owing to the present uncertainty of the post, but would send it if necessary,
and asked wheu she could take up the duties; The clerk pointed out that the
last communication they had from the Local Government Board on the matter was
one ordering a new election, and the question now arose whether they should
have a new election or could they rely on the appointment of Miss Treacy,
already made. Chairman—What would you advise?
Clerk—Try the L.G.B. again. Mr. Callanan thought that as there were at present
no fever patients they need not be in a hurry, but the clerk pointed out that a
permanent nurse would be cheaper than the system of getting a nurse when
required. They had experienced that lately. After further discussion it was
ordered that the clerk show Miss Treacy's certificate to the medical officer of
health, and, if sufficient, the L G B. should be again asked for their sanction
failing which a new election to be had that day three weeks.
10 June 1916 Nenagh News
Sweeney and Treacy—June 7th, 1916.
at Templemore Catholic Church, by the Rev. D. Kiely, P P., Owen Sweeney,
Sergeant, R.I.C. Collinstru Westmeath to Mage, youngest daughter of the late
Thomas Treacy, Templemore.
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...
29 July 1916 (NG) Irish National Aid Association
Rathnavogue...2s6d...D. Tracey...Mount
Heaton, Clyduff & Clonbrenan...10s...Phil Tracey...Moneygall...7s6d...M.
Tracey...3s6d...Wm Tracey...2s6d...R. Tracey...1s6d...N. Tracey...Mrs.
Treacy...
Sep 14,
1916 (IT) Defence of the Realm Act
Two young men named Con Treacy and William Carroll
of Toomevara, have been fined £3 and £1 respectively...for using language
likely to cause disaffection.
23 Sep
1916 Nenagh Guardian
Cheering for Sinn Fein. Six Men Charged...resptable young men from
Toomevara...defendants Cornelius Treacy...Treacy was I believe the
ring-leader...
1916? Clonmel...Mr. Treacy's Income Tax Office was
raided by our men and all books destroyed...
Witness: James Ryan, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
18 Oct
1916 Cork Examiner
Tipperary County Board GAA...W. Treacey (castleiney)...
Jan 11,
1917 (IT) Killed by Falling Tree
A Coroner's jury at Tipperary yesterday found that
John Tracey, a labourer, of Kilbeg, died from exhaustion following injuries
received by a tree that he had been felling falling upon him. He suffered from
a franctured spine and a broken leg.
February
3, 1917 The Gaelic American
Tipperary - Killed by falling tree
A Coroner's jury at Tipperary found that John
Tracey, a labourer, of Killbeg, died from exhaustion following injuries
received by a tree that he had been felling falling upon him. He suffered from
a fractured spine and a broken leg.
20 August 1917 IT
Tipperary
Board of Guardians...Tipperary Town welcome Mr. de Valera...Mr. T. Treacey
seconded the motion...
Oct 27,
1917 (IT) Nurses Commended for War Service
Tracey, Miss E.A.M. A.P. Mil. Massage Corps, Irish
Commond Depot, Tipperary.
22 December 1917 (NG) Borrisokane Gift Sale
...2s6d...Mrs J.
Tracey...2s...Mrs Treacy...
29 December 1917 (NG) Our Day Fund - Nenagh
...6d...T. Treacey...
1917 USA Draft
Registration
Denis Treacy b. 08 Dec 1891 Currick On Sur Tipperary Ireland, alien,
shell saddener Du Pont, lives Pompton, single, no dependants, physical
disability, Lakes NJ
Frank Joseph Treacy, 29, of 213 Willis Ave NY NY,
b. 28 Feb 1888 Tipperary Ireland, naturalized, woraks as labourer at McGrath
& Sons 323 Butler St Bklyn, has wife & child, [signed], medium height,
stout build, blue eyes, brown hair.
Jas J Treacy b. 01 Nov 1888 Tipperary Ireland, intention to declare
naturalisation, butcher, wife and 3 children dependants, married, lives 2463 8
Ave NY NY
John Treacy b. 22 Feb 1895 County Tipperany Ireland Great Britain,
alien, labourer, single, no dependants, lives Valhalla NY
1917-1921 service medal
- Patrick Treacy, Borrisoleigh Company, 3 Battalion Tipperary, of Borrisoleigh,
Tipperary & Fairview Dublin & Portobello Barracks Dublin
Patrick
Treacy
Addresses:
Curraghgloss,
Borrisoleigh, Tipperary
5
Inverness Road, Fairview, Dublin
2
Maintanence Coy, Corp of Engineers, Portobello Barracks, Dublin
Notes:
File relates to successful application for service (1917-1921) medal. Service
certified and medal issued 1943.
Data
Protection Note Open
Organisation
Irish Republican Army
Rank:
Unknown
Commanding
Officer(s): Jerry Ryan, James Stapleton
Company:
Borrisoleigh Company
Unit:
3 Battalion
Brigade:
Tipperary
Medal
awarded: Service (1917-1921) Medal
File
Reference: MD1613
1917-1921 service medal - Denis Treacy, C
Company 4 Battalion North Tipperary, of Borrisokane Tipperary & Cork
Denis
Treacy
Addresses
H.Q.
Company, 19 Infintary Battalion, Rockgrove, Little
Island, Cork
Cloninaha,
Ballinderry, Borrisokane, Tipperary
Notes:
File relates to successful application for Service (1917-1921) Medal. Service
certified and medal issued 26 August 1944.
Data
Protection Note Open
Organisation
Irish Republican Army
Rank:
Unknown
Commanding
Officer(s): Liam Holohan, Martin Hough, Felix Cronin
Company:
C Company
Unit:
4 Battalion
Brigade:
North Tipperary
National
Army Service Number: 63992
Medal
awarded: Service (1917-1921) Medal
File
Reference: MD3567
1917-1921 service medal
- Denis Treacy, G Company, 2 Battalion, 2 Tipperary Brigade, 2 Southern
Division of Templemore Tipperary & Dublin
Denis
Treacy
Addresses
Church
Street, Templemore, Tipperary
79
North King Street, Dublin
187
Botanic Road, Dublin
42
Calderwood Road, Dublin
Main
Street, Templemore, Tipperary
Date
of birth 1893-06-27
Date
of death 1978-09-14
Civilian
occupation: Cobbler
Notes:
File relates to successful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Service
certified and medal issued 10 August 1958. Medal later deemed to have been duly
awarded. Duly awarded certificate signed 27 February 1958. Associated file
DP20606 : : File relates to successful application by subject for Special
Allowance under the Army Pensions Act, in respect of ill health experienced by
subject. File includes: medical reports, social welfare reports, signed
statements regarding application for said allowance, reports regarding the
means and level of income of subject and sanctions granting payment of
allowance. File contains copy of subject's marriage certificate (to Martha
Fitzgerald, 16 January 1929).
Data
Protection Note Partly closed
Organisation
Irish Republican Army
Rank
Unknown
Commanding
Officer(s) James Leahy; Sean
Scott; Harry Newman
Company
G Company
Unit
2 Battalion
Brigade
2 Tipperary Brigade
Division
2 Southern Division
Medal
awarded Service (1917-1921) Medal
File
Reference MD15772
12 January 1918 (NG) Auction at Finnoe and Finnoe Glebe
within 2 miles Borrioskane and 6
miles of Nenagh...the following farms: Lot A...part of said lands of
Shesheraghscanlan, containing 8a1r12p, statue measure or thereabouts are held
by James Tracey for his lifetime only at £4 per annum...
1918 Post Office Dublin
Directory and Calendar
M. M. Treacy, Sister, Secretary, Presentation Convent Technical School, Thurles.
Richard Treacy of Bishopswood, Co. Tipperary
Now,
at that class in Knockavilla, as time went on I got acquainted with several of
the young men and women who played a great part in the struggle for freedom.
There I got acquainted and became an intimate friend with Richard Treacy of
Bishopswood, who became the Chairman of the Sinn Fein Club in the years that
followed and was one of those who, in later years, defied the British
Government by reading publicly the Proclamation of Dáil Eireann, and was
imprisoned for a long time in Belfast Jail under very trying conditions, He was
one of those who smashed through the roof of that jail when the fighting took
place there and hoisted an improvised tricolour flag above the Belfast Jail at
Crumlin Road.
Another
man I met at this class was Michael Sheehan who, like Richard Treacy, has gone
to his eternal rest. He was a workman. Treacy was a farmer, but Michael Sheehan
and his brother, Sean, were working with one of the local land holders and in
the years that followed, they took a very active part in the struggle.
...Before
1908 we had formed a Sinn Fein Club with Richard Treacy as President and Sean
O'Dwyer as Secretary, and I think I filled the role of a sort of general
orgariiser and was regarded, I must admit, as being the leader in anything that
was being done
Witness:
Eamon O'Dwyer, Member IRB, 1904 - 1921; Officer IV and IRA, Tipperary, 1913 –
1921 [signed 1956]
At
9.30 on the morning after, i.e. 16th August, 1918, I was surprised by a visit
of six R.I.C. men who arrested me while at breakfast. I was sent to Clonmel
Jail, where I spent a month, and afterwards to Belfast Jail. Tried at Victoria
Barracks, Cork, with my companions John Hassett of Barnane, Co. Tipperary,
Seumas Mulcahy Lyons, Richard Treacy and others, we received a sentence of two
years each for our faith in Ireland's cause and our uncompromising loyalty to
her ancient claim to liberty.
Witness: Francis Phillips, Vice-President,
Sinn Fein Club, Cashel, 1921
16 November 1918 (NG) Our Day Fund - Nenagh
...Potatoes...Mrs. Treacey...
23 November 1918 (NG) Gift Sale (Borrisokane)
...5s...Martin Tracey...
30 November 1918 (NG) Gift Sale (Borrisokane)
...2s6d...Mrs
John Tracey...
21 December 1918 (NG) Gift Sale (Borrisokane)
...5s...Mrs Tracey...2s6d...Mary
Tracey...
1918-1941 Merchant Navy Seamen
John
Tracy, b. 1900 Tipperary Tipperary
18 January 1919 (NG) Nenagh Workhouse
...subscriptions...2s6d...Miss
Tracey...
25 October 1919 (NG) Auction of Turnips
Grennanstown [Grenanstown,
Tipperary] - For Mr. Timothy Treacy, half acre of Turnips in drills
23 July 1921 (NG) Auction of Corn
Subscriber has been instructed by
Mr Timothy Treacy to sell at Grenanstown...one acre of corn...
1919
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of The
Governors of the Schools founded by Erasmus Smith
April
17 1919 Bridget Treacy of Solloghodbeg Tipperary SR, 23a/1r/20p, value £21/0/0,
rent £17/18/0, judical, price £379, advance £379, 21.1
years of rent
April
17 1919 Mary Treacy of Solloghodbeg Tipperary SR, 28a/2r/34p, value £30/0/0,
rent £8/10/0 & £17/0/0, not judical, price £480, advance £480, 18.8 years
of rent
1919
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of George Washington Biggs
May
22 1919 John Treacy of Belleveu Tipperary N, 2a/0r/27p, value £1/5/0, rent
£1/0/0, not judical, price £22, advance £22, 22 years
of rent
May
22 1919 John Treacy of Belleveu Tipperary N, 22a/1r/37p, value £12/0/0, rent
£13/9/6, judical, price £303, advance £303, 22.4 years
of rent
1919
Return of Advances made under the Land Act - Estate of Emma Lady Osborne
November
1 1919 James Treacy of Kilruane Tipperary N, 46a/3r/0p, value £24/0/0, rent
£20/0/0, not judical, price £435, advance £435, 21.7
years of rent
19th
February 1920 Tipperary
Estate of Reginald Elphinstone Astley Loftus Farrer
Martin Treacy, Kilcowran, 16a2r7p, £5.10 valuation,
£5 rent, Judl (b), £108 paid, £106 advance, 21.6 years
March 17th 1920 The Times.
Another Policeman has been
murdered in Tipperary, A comrade was wounded at the same time.The shooting took
place at 7'30 yesterday evening in the village square of Toomevara, which is
stated to have been filled with people. They were returning from a service in
the Roman Catholic Church. Constables Rock and Healy, of the local police
force, were amongst the worshippers, and were on their way to their barracks
when they were shot. They were unarmed. Just as they reached the square, some
persons who were behind them opened fire with revolvers. Constable Rock fell on
the pathway fatally wounded, and Constable Healy staggered away with a bullet
wound in his body. Rock appealed to his assailants to show him mercy and they
replied by firing three more shots at him, all of which took effect. The murderers then dissapeared into the crowd. Dr. Powell of
Nenagh was summoned to the wounded constables. Rock had been shot in four
places and died a few hours after. Healy's wound is not believed to be serious.
A civilian named Treacy who was passing when the shooting started was
wounded in the leg by a bullet. Today soldiers and policemen from Nenagh
searched the district, but have made no arrests.
Mar 18,
1920 (FJ)
Constable Rock, who was shot by persons unknown in
Toomevara village on Tuesday...a civilian named Treacy recieved a wound in the
leg from a bullet which is believed to have ricochetted off a wall near where
the shooting occurred.
Mar 18,
1920 & Mar 19, 1920 & Mar 20, 1920 (IT) Another
Policeman Killed
...Nenagh...and one civilian named Treacy received
an injury to one of his legs.../...ricochetted...on his way home with other
people from the devotions.../...The civilian C. Treacy, received a wound in the
ankle from a bullet which is believed to have rebounded off a wall...
...16.8.1920...At
this stage Stapleton collapsed and we had to carry him a couple of miles until
we reached his cousin's place, Tracey's in Killea. This was a fatiguing job as
he was a big man, over 15 atone weight. Stapleton recovered in Tracey's and was
able to join us at a meal there...
[James “Big Jim” Stapleton, Vice Commandant 3rd
Battalion (No.2) Mid-Tipperary Brigade]
Witness: James Leahy, 8 McDonagh Street, Nenagh,
Co. Tipperary.
Sep 30,
1920 (IT) House Wrecking at Silvermines
...the houses of the residents of the village of
Silvermines...armed and uniformed men...the houses of...D. Treacy...were also
damaged...
2 October 1920 (NG) Death of Mrs Anne Treacey, Ballycraggan
It is with deep regret we have to
announce the death of Mrs. Anne Treacey of Ballycraggan, which took place on
the 22nd of September fortified by the rites of the Church. Deceased, who was
of a friendly and homely disposition, was held in much esteem by all who knew
her, and great sympathy is felt for her bereaved family. Her remains were
interred in Kilnaneave Churchyard on the 24th ult whither they were followed by
a large cortege...
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
1921 UK War Intelligence
Denis Tracy of Knocksaharoon
Borrisoleigh, 27 Jun 1921 Courts of inquiry in lieu of inquest, 3rd witness on
the death of Patrick Maher.
1921- Calendars of Wills
and Administrations
Bridget Treacy, 17 Sep 1941, late of Lackenacreea [Lackenacreena Donohill] Hollyford County Tipperary, widow, who died 14 Jun 1941, to James Allis, farmer Effects …
Bridget Treacy, 21 Mar 1930, late of The Mental Home Clonmel County Tipperary, widow, who died 6 Feb 1930, to Nora Lanigan, married woman. Effects …
Catherine Treacy, 2 Jun 1932, late of Clonakenny County Tipperary, widow, who died 5 May 1911, to Margaret Treacy, widow. Effects …
Catherine Treacy, 2 Oct 1939, late of Cullaun Knock Roscrea County Tipperary, widow, who died 19 Apr 1939, to Winifred Treacy, spinster. Effects …
Cornelius Treacy, 28 Sep 1929, late of Cullaun Knock County Tipperary, farmer, who died 3 Mar 1922, to Catherine Treacy, the widow. Effects …
Edmond Treacy, 29 Aug 1941, late of Ballinnulty Cullen County Tipperary, farmer, who died 15 Mar 1935, to William Treacy and James Hourigan, farmers Effects …
Hubert Treacy, 10 Sep 1937, late of Rosemary Square Roscrea County Tipperary, publican, who died 27 Jan 1937, to Brigid Treacy, the widow. Effects …
James Treacy, 15 Dec 1941, formerly of Lehinch Lorrha County Tipperary, and late of 141 West 101 Street New York USA, labourer, who died 10 July 1940, to Daniel Treacy, blacksmith. Effects …
John Tracy/Tracey, 10 Nov 1939, late of Bellerue County Tipperary, farmer, who died 17 Sep 1939, to Martin Treacy, farmer. Effects …
John Treacy, 5 May 1932, late of Clonakenny County Tipperary, farmer, who died 18 Jnn 1932, to Margaret Treacy, the widow. Effects …
Kate Treacy, 14 Apr 1926, late of Longford Wood Clonakenny County Tipperary, widow,, who died 13 Jan 1926, to Matthew Hoolan, farmer. Effects …
Margaret Treacy, 14 Apr 1926, late of Knockmeahill [Knockmehill Templebeg] Upperchurch County Tipperary, widow, who died 24 Jan 1926, to Michael Kennedy and James Bourke junior, farmer. Effects …
Margaret Treacy, 20 Jun 1927, late of Dromardmore Templemore County Tipperary, widow, who died 7 Oct 1923, to Thomas Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Martin Treacey otherwise Tracey, 10 Sep 1932, late of Kilbarron Borrisokane County Tipperary, publican, who died 10 Feb 1932, to Julia Treacy, the widow. Effects …
Mary Anne Treacy, 21 Jun 1939, late of Ballinamona Littleton Thurles County Tipperary, widow, who died 4 Mar 1933, to Michael Callaghan, farmer. Effects …
Mary Tracey, 9 Jul 1934, late of Lisnaglenly Silvermines Nenagh Co Tipperary, who died 2 Jun 1932, to Thomas J Tracey, ordinance surveyor. Effects …
Mary Treacy, 25 Mary [?] 1938, late of Main Street Toomevara County Tipperary, widow, who died 3 Dec 1937, to Annie Larkin, spinster. Effects …
Mary Treacy, 26 Jul 1937, late of Longfordwood Clonakenny Roscrea County Tipperary, widow, who died 13 Mar 1937, to Michael Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Mary Treacy, 3 Oct 1934, late of Stradavoher Thurles County Tipperary, widow, who died 23 Aug 1934, to Michael Treacy, small holder. Effects …
Matthew Treacy, 18 May 1934, late of Derryhogan Thurles County Tipperary, farmer, who died 2 Jun 1928, to Michael Callaghan, farmer. Effects …
Michael Treacy, 11 Nov 1938, late of Monard County Tipperary, railway porter, who died 19 Sep 1938, to John Treacy, hotel porter. Effects …
Michael Treacy, 25 Jun 1940, late of Gurteen Longford Templemore County Tipperary, farmer, who died 4 Jan 1933?, to Patrick Treacy (Michael), farmer. Effects …
Patrick Tracey, 31 Aug 1929, late of Ballymacegan Lorrha County Tipperary, farmer, who died 8 Mar 1903, to John Tracey, farmer. Effects …
Patrick Treacy, 15 Jun 1943, late of Summerhill Roscrea Co Tipperary, farmer, who died 25 Jul 1941, to Eugene Shannon, solicitors assistant. Effects …
Patrick Treacy, 3 Sep 1928, late of Gortadaulaun Nenagh
County Tipperary, farmer, who died 20 Jan 1928, to John Treacy, farmer. Effects...
Patrick Treacy, 8 Jun 1929, late of Clonakenny Roscrea County Tipperary, farmer, who died 19 Dec 1914, to Martin Treacy, farmer. Effects …
Thomas Treacy, 8 Jun 1928, late of Ballyverk Moyne County
Tipperary, farmer, who died 7 Jun 1926, to Daniel Treacy, farmer. Effects...
William Treacy, 18 May 1925, late of Laha Templemore County Tipperary, ex-farmer, who died 6 Apr 1925, to John Treacy, farmer. Effects …
William Treacy, 6 Jan 1942, late of Gurteen Longford Clonakenny County Tipperary, farmer, who died 23 Jun 1941, to Nicholas Cody, farmer. Effects …
21 January 1922 (NG) Roscrea Guardians
...The clerk said that with regard
to the division of Relieving Officer Treacey's district, part of which extended
into Offaly and Leix, it would be necessary for the guardians to say how the
salary was to be apportioned Mr. Treacey had £80/12/0 a year, made up as
follows - £35 salary; bonus £41/12/0 and £4 a year infant life protection...The
clerk said that Mr. Treacey would in future have a salary from the Union and a
pension from No.2 District...
29 April 1922 (NG) Roscrea Guardian
...Mr. J. Treacey, R.O...
October
14, 1922 (NG) Roscrea Guardians
...superannuation of Mr. M. Treacy,
R.O....pensioned in respect of two counties taken from Roscrea Union viz, Leix
and Offaly...
Mar 3, 1922 (FJ) Connemara Distress Fund
...Mr. R. Treacy (per Rev Matt
Ryan, Knockavilla)...10s...[Tipperary]
18 March 1922 (NG) North Tipperary District Court
Tracey v.
Tracey. Miss
Tracey, Kenyon st., Nenagh obtained a decree for £4/16/9 for goods supplied to
Mrs. Tracey, Puckane.
18 March 1922 (NG) Serious Fire in Shinrone
...house and shop premises of Mrs
Tracey of Cloughmoyne were consumed by fire in the early hours of Tuesday
morning last week. An invalid and confined to her bed for some weeks
previously, Mrs. Tracey was awakened...six children...A local committee has been formed to start a subscription...
15 July 1922 (NG) War - Items and Incidents
Messrs. J. Treacey, Roscrea; J.
Day Templemore, with a ford car, were arrested at Toomevara on Sunday week by
Dail troops.
October
13, 1922 (II) Attacks and Arrests
National Troops have arrested...John Treacy, do
[Roscrea].
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons [see Clare]
Thadeus Treacy,
Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, I.F.S. - July 21, 1922 Dub.
18 November 1922 (NG) North Tipperary County Council
Veterinary Surgeonship...four
candidates...A poll was taken...declared Mr. T. Treacy
(Treacey) elected...
19 January 1924 (NG)
Mr T. Treacy, Veterinary Surgeon,
will attend daily at O'Meara's Hotel, Nenagh. Calls may also be made at Private
Residence, Ballinaclough.
May 29, 1926 (IT) Personal
Mr. T. Treacy, V.S., Nenagh, Co.
Tipperary, has been appointed temporary Veterinary Inspector, at £164 per
annum, under the new Bovine Tuberculosis Order.
Treacy - October
13, 1926 at Ballinaclough House, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, the wife of T.
Treacy, M.R.C.V.S. of a daughter.
Department of Finance
6/6/1922-12/4/1923
Cleeves Creameries strike:
compensation claims by R. Treacy, Farmer, Dundrum, Co. Tipperary and others for
loss sustained. NA FIN 1/1355
October
19, 1922 (II) Mother's Help
Childrens maid; experienced; trustwothy. "M" c/o Mrs. P. Treacy, Ballycurrane, Thurles.
16 December 1922 (NG) Roscrea No.2 Council
Messrs. R. Treacey, W. Cashen, J.
Gleeson, C. Moloney and J. Byrne, Moneygall, cottage tenants wrote asking to
have a fence erected around their plots, which is commonage for all the
surrounding cattle, sheep, pigs, geese etc. All the crops in the field have
been damaged. This fence should have been done when the cottages were built...
1922 Military Archives
Cornelius Treacy of Toomevara, Tipperary
Denis Treacy, Ballinamoe,
Moneygall, Co. Tipperary
Edward Treacy, Ivy House,
Holycross, Tipperary
John Treacey/Treacy, Roscrea,
Tipperary
Martin Treacy, Cullenwaine,
Moneygall, Co. Tipperary
Richard Treacy of Bishopswood, Co. Tipperary
Rody Treacy, B
Company 2 Battalion Dublin Brigade, of Nenagh Co.
Tipperary and Dublin
Sean
Treacy (1895-1920) of
Soloheadbeg, Co. Tipperary
Thomas Treacy, Cullenwaine,
Moneygall, Co. Tipperary
Thomas Treacy, private Royal Irish Regiment, Tipperary
and died Dublin 1916
Thomas
Tracey/Treacy, from [Roscrea?] Tipperary. Casements Irish Brigade
Tipperary I Brigade (North
Tipperary)
Second Battalion A Company (Moneygall)
Thomas Treacy, Cullenwaine,
Moneygall, Cloughjordan
Martin Treacy, Cullenwaine, Moneygall,
Cloughjordan
Second Battalion B Company
(Toomevara) No.1 Section
Cornelius Treacy, Toomevara,
Nenagh, Co. Tipperary
Seventh Battalion A Company
(Roscrea)
John Treacy (now U.S.A.) [Roscrea]
John Treacy, Mountheaton, Roscrea
William Treacy, Rosemount, Roscrea
Edward Treacy (now Dublin)
Seventh Battalion B Company
(Dunkerrin)
Daniel Treacy, Rathnavogue,
Dunkerrin, Roscrea
Denis Treacy, Rathnavogue,
Dunkerrin, Roscrea [written note: MD21339]
John Treacy, Ballywilliam,
Shinrone
Tipperary No. I Brigade (North Tipperary)
Tipperary No. I Brigade
Second Battalion B Company
(Toomvara) 2 July 1922
No.1 Section
Cornelius Treacy, Toomevara Nenagh
Seventh Battalion A Company
(Roscrea)
William Treacy, Rosemount, Roscrea
John Treacy, Mountheaton, Roscrea
John Treacy (now U.S.A.)
Truce Men
Martin Treacy, Mountheaton,
Roscrea
Seventh Battalion B Company
(Dunkerrin)
Daniel Treacy, Rathnavogue,
Dunkerrin, Roscrea
Denis Treacy, Rathnavogue,
Dunkerrin, Roscrea
John Treacy, Ballywilliam,
Shinrone
Tipperary No.1 Brigade, Seventh
Battalion (Roscrea) Cumann na mBan
Mrs. T. Treacy, Pearse Street,
Nenagh (nee H. Burke)
Mrs. W. Treacy, Spruce Hill,
Roscrea (nee M. Dalton)
All the above were members of the
branch from 1917 to 1921.
to April 1922
Mrs. W. Treacy, Spruce Hill,
Roscrea (nee M. Dalton)
http://mspcsearch.militaryarchives.ie/docs/files//PDF_Membership/9/MA-MSPC-CMB-103.pdf
1922 Army Census
Edward Treacey; 27; Capt, Artillery, home address: Glenview, Roscrea, 7116
[crossed out] pay no: 12792, Joined: 12/4/22 Nenagh, married, RC, Next of kin:
wife, Next of kin: Glenview Roscrea; -; download file
October 20, 1923 An tÓglách
Discharges...2nd Lieut Edward M. Treacy O.T.C. Curragh Staff (late Staff
Artillery Corps)...
John Joe Tracey, 26; Vol; Home address: Boherdotha, Lola?, Co. Tipp; Pay
no. 13884; joined 6/4/22 Caherconlish; Single; RC; Sister Mary K Treacy,
Boherdotha, Fola?, Co. Tipp; Ballymullen Barracks, Tralee (Kerry); download file [all crossed
out, not listed in index]
John Tracey; 26; Regular, Sol, Mid-Limerick, home address: Boherdogha
Co. Tipperary, 13884 pay no: 13885 Joined: 6/4/1922 Cahirconlish, single, RC,
Next of kin: sister, Next of kin: Mary Kate Tracey, [Boh crossed out] Main
Street, Cashel; Tralee (Kerry); download file
William Tracey; 20; Volunteer T (or H Co.), home address: Cattle Rd,
Killenaule, Co. Tipp, 19396 Pay no: 05622, Joined: 6/8/22 Kilkenny, single, RC,
Next of kin: Mother, Next of kin: Mrs. Bridget Tracey, Cattle Road, Killenaule,
Co. Tipp.; -; download file
January
1923 - Mr. Jeremiah Tracey, Pallasgrean has
been appointed Court Register for Croom and Pallasgrean.
10 March 1923 (NG) Nenagh Race Committee
...present...M Tracy...
9 June 1923 (NG) Thurles Quarter Sessions
John Treacy, Patrick Brophy and
John Hickey sued the GS&W Railway to recover compensation for injuries
sustained by them [by explosion] at the company's quarry at Lisduff...Brophy
and Treacy were totally incapacitated and allowed them the maximum sum of
£1.15.0 per week each...Hickey partial rate of £1 per week...
10 November 1923 (NG) Death of Mrs M.A. Gill, Nenagh
...mourners...Michael and Thomas
Delaney (brothers), Mrs. Tracey, Templemore (aunt)
Dec 24, 1923 (FJ)
...Mr. M. Tracy, publican,
Kilgarvan...
Jan 29, 1924 (IT) The Case against Captain
Eustace
...Coolbawn...the public hhouse of
Mr. Martin Tracey...
Jan 29, 1924 (FJ) [Tipperary]
...near Ashley Park...compelled
them to drive to Coolbawn...dismount from his car at the publichouse of Mr.
Martin Tracey...Kilgarran quay at Lough Derg...
Feb 15, 1924 (FJ) Evidence in Case against Captain Eustace
...Martin Treacy, publican,
Coolbawn...his wife gave them a drink...Serg O'Shea...called to Traeacy's
Public House...At the same time Tracey appeared and charged the men with
threatening to arrest him...one of the men drew a revolver...
29 November 1924 (NG) "The Irish Patti"
In Mrs. James Harold of
Bloomsbury, not everybody will recognise the famous Irish prima donna, Miss
Agnes Tracey, "The Irish Patti", as she was often called, when she
used to charm audiences with "Home Sweet Home" and Gounod's "Ave
Maria" two special favourites with her admirers. She was brought up in
Tipperary and Limerick and has many associations with Nenagh.
Oct 4, 1924 (FJ) Priests return to Adopted Lands
...Canon Treacy, the well-known
Irish-Canadian priest, is returning to Toronto after his holiday in Cappawhite.
Oct 13, 1924 (FJ) Charged with Cutting Trees
...Bridget Treacy...all of
Poulacapple...lands of the REarl of Ossory at Garryricken. [Tipperary]
Nov 15, 1924 (FJ) Fined for Stealing timber
...Anastatia Treacy...Earl of
Ossory
Jul 18, 1925 (It) Tipperary S.R. County Council [picture]
...second
row...R. Treacy...
24 October 1925 (NG) Appeal for widow and orphans of the late James
Dwyer, Gurtagarry
...committee...Borrisoleigh...Michael
Treacy, Knocksharoon, Martin Tracey, Fantane...
Mrs
B Treacy, Grant from Dail Special Fund (National Archives).
Record
3174 29/1/1926: Copy minute to JJ
Walsh, Minister for Posts and Telegraphs, 29 January 1926, stating that the
President has read his letter concerning the case of Mrs Treacy, Soloheadbeg,
Donohill, County Tipperary, and that he is addressing a special letter in
connection with the case to the Minister for Defence.
Record
3175 29/1/1926: Copy minute to the
Minister for Defence from the President's Office, 29 January 1926, stating that
the President thinks the case of Mrs Bridget Treacy is one in which a special
attempt should be made to provide a pension for the applicant. She has been
allowed the maximum gratuity under the Act [Army Pensions Act, 1923?] but he
considers that the granting of a pension to her would be a more suitable
alternative.
Record
3176 5/3/1926: Letter to Banim from
AW Waters, for the Chief of Collection, Irish Land Commission, 5 March 1926. He
encloses a copy of the Fair Rent file relating to the holding of Mrs Bridget
Treacy. `I am afraid it will not help you much beyond establishing the fact
that Mrs. Treacy was not in occupation of the holding when the Fair Rent was
fixed in 1892'.
Record
3177 4/3/1926: Statement by General O
Duffy, 4 March 1926, relating to the case of Mrs Treacy. When he was on
inspection in Tipperary recently he called to see Mrs Treacy, the mother of
Sean Treacy, killed in action in October 1920. She is in very bad
circumstances. A once comfortable home is now derelict. Sean, the statement
declares, was Mrs Treacy's only means of support following the death of her
husband in 1918. `I believe Mrs Treacy is in debt, but she would not admit it.
She, and her aged sister, who lives with her, have
been under Doctor's care, suffering from neuritis, for a considerable time
past. She would only admit that the Doctor and other friends in Tipperary town
"were not hard on her". The poor woman has a certain amount of pride,
and I had much difficulty in getting any particulars of her financial position.
She preferred rather to talk of her son, who was her only child, to show me his
photographs as a child, as an altar boy, and later on as a Volunteer in
uniform, and she cherishes a copy-book in which he wrote extracts from the
speeches of Emmett, Tone and Mitchell, when yet a boy, and to talk of his love
and sufferings for Ireland… She is the ideal Irish mother and entertains no
bitterness against anyone. She feels very keenly, however, that the offer of
£150 from the Government belittled her son of whose bravery and patriotism she
is so proud. She broke down when she said "others who are yet alive and
well got large amounts because they looked for it. I thought the Government
would do something decent for me, but they didn't mind the poor helpless widow
who sacrificed her darling son"'. He believes the case is one of total
dependency.
Record
3178 11/6/1926: Minute to the President
from the Army Finance Officer, 11 June 1926, relating to the case of Mrs
Treacy. The minute states that it `has been found impossible to assess this
lady's claim as one of total dependency under the Army Pensions Act of 1923'.
The case could, he writes, only be dealt with by the payment of a substantial
lump sum.
Record
3179 1/7/1926: Extract from a letter
of 1 July [1926] from Mrs Treacy. She writes that when General O Duffy visited
her he arranged with her to accept the sum of £250 with a yearly gratuity of
£50 which she considered reasonable. Since then she has heard no more.
Record
3180 5/7/1926: Minute to the
President from JJ Walshe, Department of Posts and Telegraphs, 5 July 1926,
relating to the question of the payment of a gratuity to Mrs Treacy. He hopes,
he writes `it will be possible to satisfy her'.
Record
3181 No date: Statement, no date,
relating to the case of Mrs Bridget Treacy. Mrs Treacy received £100 under the
Army Pensions Act, 1923, in respect of the death of her son. This was subsequently
raised to £150. `It is obvious that £150 does not represent adequate
compensation in the present case and many people bitterly accuse the State of
ungenerous treatment of the mother of Sean Treacy, a man who after yeoman
service had finally given his life for his country'. The case was construed as
one of partial dependency and nothing more can be done in the case in the
absence of amending legislation [i.e that Mrs Treacy was only partially
dependent on her son for the necessities of life]. The minute however, states
that there `does appear to be a very definite element of total dependency.' The
case against Mrs. Treacy is that she is in possession of a farm of land but
`after all, does ownership of land necessarily imply the means of livelihood'.
Record
3182 30/12/1926: Minute from Cosgrave to
D O'Hegarty, 30 December 1926, stating that he wants the Minister [for Defence]
to reconsider the case of Mrs Treacy. He argues that the case of Mrs Treacy was
one of total dependency on her son.
Record
3183 3/3/1927: Minute to the
President from Eoin O Duffy, 3 March 1927, stating that he was surprised to get
a letter from Mrs Treacy stating that nothing has been done for her since he
submitted his memorandum on the case almost a year ago. He quotes from her letter
where she writes `you came to see me on behalf of our President, and I am
looking forward all this time since in disappointment and humiliation which
adds to the loss of my martyred and only child'. O Duffy writes `The case is,
indeed, very exceptional; I know of none more so, and if the amount set out
above [£250 or £50 yearly for her remaining years] cannot be paid from official
funds it is the duty of us who know the circumstances to act promptly and save
this very fine type of Irish mother from ending her days in distress and
anxiety'.
Record
3184 3/1927: Note by Paul Banim,
March 1927, stating that the Board had awarded £1 per week to Mrs Treacy in
respect of the death of her son and that £250 arrears are payable to her.
Record
3185 23/3/1927: Minute to `A Pol' [Paul
Banim] from Eoin O Duffy, 23 March 1927, thanking him for the draft for Mrs
Treacy.
Record
3186 6/4/1927: Minute to Paul Banim
from Eoin O Duffy, stating that he gave the draft for £260.17.1 to Mrs Treacy.
He also gave her a personal cheque for £50. A receipt is attached acknowledging
the cheque. `She appeared to appreciate the latter as a special grant from the
President more than the larger amount & asked as a special token of her
gratitude to give the President the attached photo and memorial card of Sean….
The dear old lady is now happy perhaps for the first time since Sean's death'.
Record
3187 19/4/1927: Letter to Cosgrave from
B Treacy, 19 April 1927, thanking him for his consideration and kindness.
May 1 1926 Nenagh Guardian
...Edward Treacy, auxiliary
postman, Ashbury, Roscrea....
7 December 1926 New Ross Standard
Junior
Hurling Semi-Final
Tipperary
v. Wexford...Tipperary...T. Treacy...
Jan 5, 1927 (IT) Templemore Urban
Council
...Patrick
Treacy were unanimously co-opted member of the Council
to fill the vacancies created by the disqualification of...
25 June 1927 (NG) Case at Roscrea
Lethla[?] Dobbs, Abbeyleix, sued Ben
Yudelovitz, Roscrea for £8/2/0 rent arrears...Joseph Treacy, agent for
plaintiff said that in 1922 considerable repairs had been done to the
premises...
12 May 1928 (NG) Killaloe District Court
Non-payment of Annuities...Ml
Tracey, Tuamgraney £1/0/4...
Dec 22, 1928 (MC) Advertisment - Fat Pigs
..."I am using..."
Cornelius Treacy, Toomevara, Nenagh.
11 January 1929 New Ross Standard
...for keeping
pig healthy. I
can truthfully say that I can fatten pigs at least a mouth earlier with
Porkatine."—Cornelius Treacy, Toomevera, Neagh.
15 February 1930 (NG) Ballintotty Coursing Committee
...present...M. Tracy...
8 March 1930 (NG) North Tipperary GAA
...Dolla intermediate hurling team
applied to be regraded as juniors...P. Tracey...
Dec 6, 1930 (MC) The Mountnugent Tragedy [see
Cavan]
Manual Instructors sad fate....Mr. Timothy J. Treacy...Deceased came to the district about twelve months ago and lodged at Lisnabrinia, Mountnugent in the house of Bartle Lynch. He was aged about 53 years. He was very popular in the district and was a very capable official...The funeral on Sunday was very largely attended. The deceased was a native of Co. Wicklow. [Tipperary? 1901 census Carlow]
13 February 1932 (NG) General Election
...details from the September
general election of 1927...R. Treacey (G.) 1672 first preferences [Cumann na nGaedheal?]...
July 1932 - Shots were fired through the windows of the residence of Miss
Kathleen Treacy, N.T., Toomevara, while she was in bed.
October 28, 1932 (ME) Suir Flooding - Carrick Action for Damage to
a Motor Car
At Clonmel Cicut Court,
Thos Treacy, manager, Gas Works, Carrick-on-Suir, claimed £13/6/6 for damages
to his motor car...
Colborne 23 Jul 1933 Canada
Dan Treacy, 55,
Brewer, of Templemore, lived Sept 1923 to Aug 1931 Canada, Father-in-law Mr.
McKenna 189 Laurier Ave East Ottawa, Business: C/o
Gordon Grant, Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Patricia
Treacy, wife, 33, b. Dundalk Ireland, lived 1904 to Feb 1931 Canada
Nora
Treacy, daughter, 2?, b. Tinidad West Indies
'Bayard'
Port Au Spain Trinidad to Phil 29 Sept 1936
Patricia B Treacy, 36, b. 1900 Co Lough [Howth
Dublin?] Ireland. Husband: D.J. Tracey, Walters Brewery, Trinidad, B.W.I. In transit 1835 frequently on holidays. Father Patrick McKenna
189, Lanrur Ave. Travelling to Attawa Canada via Los Angle Calif. 5'6",
fair complexion, brn hair, gray blue eyes. [Emigrated
to Canada 1904?]
Nora Kathleen Tracey,4, b.
1932 Trinidad B.W.I. Father: D.J. Tracey, Walters Brewery, Trinidad. to St. Alban Canada. Fair complexion,
blonde hair, blue eyes.
Charles Patrick Tracey, 2, b. 1934 Trinidad B.W.I.
Father: D.J. Tracey, Walters Brewery, Trinidad. to St.
Albans Canada. Fair complexion, blonde hair, blue eyes.
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
1935 Prehistoric Grave near Clonmel.
Some three years ago. when a workman, John Byrne,
was engaged in raising sand on Mr. W. Magner's land at Green Park (or
Greenville), townland of Raheen, in County Waterford, but close to the
south-east of Clonmel, he came upon a grave in a fine vein of sand. I only
heard of the find some time afterwards, and consequently was unable to get any
exact particulars or measurements. It was, however, described to me by Bertie Treacy of Clonmel, who saw it on
the day it was discovered. He says the grave was horizontal, 5½ or 6 feet long
and 2 feet wide, and that the skeleton was virtually intact, with the head to
the north and feet to the south. The cist was rectangular, composed of flat
slabs of stone laid on their edges, and covered by flat slabs. The skeleton
fell to pieces on the removal of the flagstones, and none of the fragments were
preserved. No trace of the grave now remains.
Patrick Lyons. The
Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, Seventh Series, Vol. 8,
No. 1 (Jun. 30, 1938), pp. 161-162
July 25, 1936 Nenagh Guardian
North Tipperary Hurling
Semi - Final Two Point Victory For
Kiladangan...Ballingarry...T. and D. Treacy...
1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)
Denis Treacy b. 8 Dec 1891
Tipperary, Ireland Residence: New York City
Edmond Treacy b. 14 Jan 1878
Tipperary County, Ireland Residence: Middlesex, Massachusetts
Martin Joseph Tracey, b. 11 Nov
1882 Tipperary Ireland, 59, 136 Jewett St Newton Middlesex Mass, contact Mrs
Catherine Tracey, works M Lester Madden
Michael Joseph Treacy b. 14 Mar
1888 Tipperary, Ireland Residence: New York, New York
Patrick Treacy b. 7 Mar 1884
Tipperary, Ireland Residence: New York
Thomas Patrick Tracy b. 6 Jan 1887
Tipperary, Ireland Residence: New York City
William D. Treacey, 437 62 St
Brooklyn Kings NY, 58 years, b. Mar 17 1883 Rosegreate [Roscrea] Ireland,
Contact Mrs L O'Brien, works Wilson Meat Packers
William F Tracy b. 17 Sep 1889
Tipperary, Ireland Residence: New York, New York
1944 Irish Red Cross Society: Littleton Branch Collection
E. Treacy, Coolkip, 1/-
J. Treacy, Ballydavid, 12s 6d
M. Treacy, Coolcroo, 2s 6d
1984 The Irish American
Who's who
William
Francis Treacy, business manager , financial secretary , union official ; born
in Park Killea , Templemore , County Tipperary on August 23 , 1923 ; son of
Thomas Treacy and Mary Agnes (Keogh) Treacy (both born in County Tipperary )
...
Born in Killea, Templemore, Co. Tipperary, Ireland on 23
Aug 1923 to Thomas Treacy and Mary Agnes Keogh.
William Francis Treacy married Mary Christina Sullivan (O’Sullivan) and had 1
child. He passed away on 9 JAN 1999 in Sleepy Hollow, New York.
Child:
Liam K Treacy 1955 - 2004
GENERAL
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Burke, William P. History of Clonmel,
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Gleeson, John Cashel of the Kings, Dublin,
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Gleeson, John History of the Ely O'Carroll
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Treacy, Brendan (2005) Looking Back: a pictorial history
of Nenagh spanning one hundred years
Treacy, Brendan (2006) Moments in Time: a pictorial history of Nenagh
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NAI
Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type Date Issue Date Death
2005/42/488 TREACY PATRICK 1984 CL 013448 Intestate 17/09/1984
26/04/1954
2004/116/269 TREACY PATRICK 1983 CLONMEL 014705 Probate
10/05/1983 07/03/1972
2004/116/330 TREACY BRIDGET 1983 CLONMEL 008101 Intestate
01/06/1983
2004/116/412 TREACY MARTIN 1983 CLONMEL 014798 Probate
19/07/1983 03/03/1983
2004/116/539 TREACY EDWARD 1983 CLONMEL 014867 Probate
10/10/1983 01/05/1983
2006/4/82 TREACY MATTHEW 1985 CLONMEL 001405 Probate
08/02/1985 27/11/1983
2006/4/264 TREACY JOHN 1984 CLONMEL 018462 W/A 31/05/1985
15/03/1983
2005/42/238 TREACY MICHAEL 1984 CL 006513 Intestate 30/04/1984 10/11/1983
2007/4/260 TREACY JAMES 1986 CL 005260 Probate
09/06/1986 31/12/1985
2007/4/280 TREACY JOHN 1986 CL 006412 Probate
13/06/1986 06/01/1986
2007/4/281 TREACY SEAN 1986 CL 006413 13/06/1986
06/01/1986
2007/4/630 TREACY MICHAEL 1986 CL 016603 Intestate
21/11/1986 23/07/1986
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References from
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- Census
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