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It may be presumed that the Traceys of Westmeath are descended from the Uí Bairrche.

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The Traceys of Westmeath can trace their history back to the beginning of historical records, as they were of the Uí Bairrche.

The placename Aghyrassy [Newtown] is stated to be associated with the Traceys.

Townland names aghyrassy. Ach[adh] Ui Threasaigh, O Trasey's Field, Field Namebook 3. Locally interpreted Tracey's Pass, ibid. "Aghe-thrassa " Inq. Car. I no. 1 [Aghethrassa, 1 - Car. I.]

Paul Walsh (1957) The placenames of Westmeath. Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies

The placename Ratrass (Rath-treasa) [Killucan] may have an association with the Traceys, translated as fort of the Traceys. Joyce lists Rath-treasa, as rath of the treas or battle.

1304 - 1305 Plea Roll, 33 Edward I, Plea Rolls no. 71

Dub' Mid' Trim

Joh' Russell epson' Thos Trasy attorn' Rici Costentyn v' Theob' de Verdun Senior Rog' De Mortimer & Joham ux' ej pticipes & cotiedes Walti de Lacy ad war' dco Ric' 1 mes' 2c tre 2 ptes molend' agtici in Kylbyxy [Kilbixy Westmeath], que Jordanus De (oblit) dam ut jus & hedit sua v' dtcm p war' sua qua inde fecit (oblit), fil Reginalde De Acton

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Pedigree of the Tracy Family from John the First Lord Viscount Tracy to Martin Tracy Esq. Of Streamstown in the count of Westmeath, in Ireland. The gr. Grandson of the Hon^ble Rob^t Judge Tracy of the Common Pleas in England. The claimant to the Title, Honors and Dignities of Viscount and Baron Tracy of Rathcoole in the county of Dublin and Kingdom of Ireland.

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1. Sir John Tracy

The son of Sir John Tracy knighted in 1574 by Queen Elizabeth. He was created Lord Viscount Tracy of Rathcoole by letters of patent by Chas 1 dated 12^th Jan 1642.

married Anne Daughter of Thomas Shirley of Isfield in the county of Sussex by whom he had issue 2 sons.

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1.1 Robert the eldest son of John 1^st Viscount who on the death of his father became 2^nd Viscount

he was knighted by King Chas 1^st was married twice

Died & was buried at Toddingham, May 1683

2^nd wife Dorethy Daughter of Thomas Cocks Esq of Castlebtch in the County of Harford Ancestor of the present Earls of Somars.

1.1.1b The Honorable Robert Tracey many years Judge of the Common Please which office he resigned in 1726. He died and was buried at Didbrook on the 19^th September 1735

married ??? daur of William ??? Esq ??? ??? and ??? sons and ??? daughters

1.1.1.5 William Tracy 3^rd son of Robert Judge Tracy formerly of Donore & afterwards of Streamstown in the county of Westmeath where he died 12^th June 1782 aged 90 years having married the widow Gagharan whose maiden name was Bridget Nester and whose family resided in the parish of Dysart or Castletown. She died in the year 1782 aged 74 years. Both buried at Castletown Geoghegan leaving issue 4 children 3 sons and one daur

1.1.1.5.1 Daniel Tracy who was born at Donore in the county of Westmeath in the year 1736 and died in April of the year 1823 was buried at Castletown Geoghegan in the same grave as his father William Tracy having married Mary Wheelaghan of the parish of Durrow in the Kings County and had issue 4 children

1.1.1.5.1.1 Joseph Tracy who went to America. 50 years age and there died unmarried.

1.1.1.5.1.2 William Tracy who also went to America. About 45 years age and there died unmarried

1.1.1.5.1.3 Bridget Tracy who married Mr Edward Neil of Kilbeggan & both died without issue

1.1.1.5.1.4 Elizabeth Tracy who died young

1.1.1.5.2 Malachy or Loughlin Tracy born in the year 1742 at Donore he afterwards went to Meldrum where he died on the 22^nd June 1816 aged 74 years and he lies buried in Horsesleap church yard see epitaph. He married Miss Mary Moore Parish of Horseleap in the County of Westmeath and had issue

1.1.1.5.2.1 Miss Catherine Tracy now the widow of Thomas Clarke to whom she was married by special licence in Dublin 24 September 1798 & now residing in Meldrum House in the county of Westmeath her late husband Thomas Clarke Esq formerly of Dublin died on the 18^th August 1816 aged 45 years. See his tomestone in Horseleap church yard. They had issue 4 sons and 2 daughters

1.1.1.5.2.1.1 James Clarke the eldest son of said Thomas & Catherine Clarke a retired solicitor residing at Meldrum House

1.1.1.5.2.1.2 The Reverend Thomas Tracy Clarke the 2^nd son residing at Beaumont Lodge Old Winsor in the count of Berks.

1.1.1.5.2.1.3 The Reverend Malachy Clarke 3^rd son now residing abroad

1.1.1.5.2.1.4 Christoper Clarke M.D. the 4^th son now residing at Naas in the county of Kildare. M.R.C.S. England A.B. & M.B. Trinity College Dublin. Physician to Clongowes College Kildare. He married Mary daur of the late Daniel Hodgens Esq of Dove House Blackrock Co. Dublin

1.1.1.5.2.1.5 Catherine Clarke a nun at the convent of at Navan in the county of Meath

1.1.1.5.2.1.6 Maria Clarke now residing at Meldrum House.

1.1.1.5.3. James Tracy born in 1744 at Donore and died in the year 1834 aged 90 years & was buried at Castletown Greghegan having married Dorothy Carroll Balinabarna in the parish of Kilcumreagh in the county of Westmeath and had issue.

1.1.1.5.3.1. Martin Tracy the present claimant who is a bachelor & is now residing at Streamstown in the count of Westmeath.

1.1.1.5.3.2. William Tracy died unmarried in his 24^th year and lies buried at Castletown Greghegan

1.1.1.5.3.3. Daniel Tracy late of Streamstown died 5^th November 1855 and was buried at Castletown Greghegan having married Bridget White on the 17 November 1848. She is now living at Streamstown having had issue.

1.1.1.5.3.3.1 James Tracy who died at Demarara 11^th May 1841

1.1.1.5.3.3.2 Martin Tracy now living in New York in America

1.1.1.5.3.3.3 William Tracy now living in Streamstown. He married Hannah Jordan and has issue 3 children [see Clara and Horseleap]

1.1.1.5.3.3.3.1 Joseph Tracy

1.1.1.5.3.3.3.2 Mary Tracy

1.1.1.5.3.3.3.3 Daniel Tracy

1.1.1.5.3.3.4 Joseph Tracy now living in America

1.1.1.5.3.3.5 Mary Tracy who died unmarried

1.1.1.5.3.3.6 Dorethy Tracy now living at Ballymore in the county of Westmeath unmarried

1.1.1.5.3.3.7 Anne Tracy now living at Streamstown and unmarried.

1.1.1.5.4. Anne Tracy born in 1746 at Donore in the county of Westmeath she was married in 1762 to the Late Mr. Patrick Seery in the county of Westmeath and had issue

1.1.1.1.5.4.1 Bridget their daughter now living in Lara in the county of Westmeath.

(See Tracy Peerage Case III)

Tracy Peerage Case

CL & 7 Vol 10

1. William Tracy of Canelly (Ross), Kings Co. d. 1734 married Mary O’Brien

1.1 James of Gurteen, Kings Co. b. 1729 d. 1794

1.1.1 Joseph

1.1.1.1 James

1.1.2 BLANK

1.1.3 BLANK

1.2 Timothy of Coole, Co. Westmeath. b. 1730 d. 1799 (~~ unreadable)

1.3 Anne m. Casrole of Killoughy, Kings Co.

(The following was included on the same page but may not be connected to the above)

1. July 1724 Wm Tipper of Tipperstown, Co. Kildare and Edward T. Now of Dublin set to Benj.Gale of Dublin lands of Tippertown for 3 lives (?).

GO Ms 576 Sadleir Pedigree Notebook, page 206.

(Included in the index of GO Ms 470 with the following in pencil “JA 2/9/44”)

Evidence of Barrakia Lowe Tarlton.heard of other claimants.knew old Patrick Tracy of Tullamore, now dead…William Welden Tracy of Ard [Geashill].present claimant was a Wine Merchant in Dublin…my Aunt was married to William Tracy.

Evidence of Patrick Boyne.I married a daughter of Mr. Wyer [of Dureen near Portarlington in the Kings County].my father-in-law's mother was a Tracy and connected with the Tracys.

Statement of Joseph Tracy made in 1836…formerly of Geashill in the King's County Ireland now of Chapel Place North, South Audley Street, London…aged seventy years and upwards…I was principally reared by my uncle, the late Timothy Tracy of Coole in the County of Westmeath Ireland.that on the 10th day of August 1796 he gave me a Prayer Book…In 1798 I married the daughter of Mr. Philip Tracy of Castlebrack in the Queen's County, by whom I have a family of four sons and two daughters. In the year 1815, I gave the aforesaid Prayer book to my eldest son James.on his going to reside in Dublin.

Statement of William Carroll made in 1836…will be 72 years of age the eight day of August next ensuing.[lived at the age of six or seven] in the townland of Bonatern, Parish of Killoughy, Barony of Ballyboy, in the Kings County in Ireland.mothers maiden name was Ann Tracy.was born in the Parish of Lismally [Lynally?] in the King's County.his uncles James Tracy [and] Timothy Tracy.[grandparents] William Tracy and Mary Tracy.his uncle Timothy, who was at that period abroad, engaged in the German War.Deponent was about twelve or Fourteen years of age his Uncle Timothy came home, accompanied by his wife, an English Woman.gave money to his mother.and was afterwards a Clerk in the General Post Office in the City of Dublin.became agent to Lord Boyne, who had an estate in the Parish of Lanelly.employed for many years by Lord Portarlington, near Spire Hill at Portarlington, but his uncle not considering the salary sufficient entered into the service of Mr. Smyth of the county of Westmeath, member of parliament, who gave him a freehold in the townland of Coole, county Westmeath, where he settled, died and was buried around 1799.Uncle James living in Gurteen in the Barony of Geashill on Lord Digby's Estate.wife maiden name was Carrier.had one child named Joseph. Mr. O'Brien, a merchant in Dublin, came to London on mercantile business with his daughter Mary.William Tracy made his acquaintance with her there.and came over to Dublin and married her.they settle in Dublin and Mr. O'Brien took him in as a partner, they failed in Business and that William Tracy and his wife, with his two sons, went to the country, to the Parish of Lanelly, in about 1731 and settled on Lord Boyne's Estate where Ann was born.William Tracy died 1734.James Tracy died 1794 and was buried in Castlebrack.His children.Joseph the eldest son and two other sons Andrew and Patrick and one daughter.Timothy was a protestant and James a catholic - he went with his wife.

(See Tracy Peerage Case I and II)

31 March 1860 Pilot (Boston)

Death of a Centenarian. —On the 16th of February, in Ballinderry, parish of Kilbeggan, County of Westmeath, David M‘Donald, aged 112, being born in 1748 ; he was of temperate habits, an early riser, and strictly moral in every sense. In his early days he was very fond of field sports. He said one of the best shots of the last century was Mr. William Tracy, son of the Hon. William Tracy, and grandson of Yiscount Tracy, of Rathcoole, whom he often saw shooting on the bog of Donore.

House of Commons Dublin

12 Jan 1756

A petition of Elizabeth Tracy, widow, and John Alder of Athlone, woollen drapers , and partners, setting forth , that by great losses in trade, they are rendered uncapable to pay all their debts, and that they were obliged to abscond and quit carrying on said business.

9 Dec 1761 The Journals of the House of Commons of the Kingdom of Ireland

13 January 1756.

Sir Samuel Cooke, reported from the Committee (appointed to take into consideration, the petitions of Edward Buckingham, late of the City of Dublin, brewer, Elizabeth Tracy, widow, and John Alder of Athlone, and of Tobias Nugent, of Twatling-street, in the City of Dublin, skinner) the resolutions which the Committee had directed him to report to the House, which he read in his place, and afterwards delivered in at the table, where the same were read, and agreed unto by the House, and are as follow:...

Resolved, that it is the opinion of this Committee, that the petitioners, Elizabeth Tracy, widow, and John Alder, have fully proved the allegations of their petition

Kirk Onchan, Isle of Man

Eliz. Treacey, late of Athlone, died June 20th, 1762, aged 59 years

13/1/1765 Will [Robert Adair?]

Rev. Philip Tracy, City of Dublin, 10 Dec 1765 , Thomas Burroughs, Esq, City of Dublin paid to Philip Tracy with consent of

Robert Tyghe (Tighe) Mitchelstown [Parish Castletowndelvin] co Westmeath

Forster Adair, son of Robert Adair (deceased. will annexed to deed), Hollybrook House, [Parish Kilmacanoge] co Wicklow

John Nugent, Esq. eld son & heir of James Nugent dec'd, Clonloss or Clonlost, [Parish Rathconnell], co Westmeath

for lands in co. Westmeath : Clonlost alias Newbridge, Crosserdree, Clondalever, Fennor, Balrath, Ballycorr & [Druminroenan adjoining Druminroe ?] all in Parish Rathconnell, barony Moycashel & Magheradernon. Also Johnstown & Killadoughran, Parish Castletowndelvin, Barony Delvin. Also Ballycahillroe & Agharanny, Parish Kilcleagh, Barony Clonlonan. 1 house in Trim, co Meath.

13/6/1766 Lease

Rev Phillip Tracy, 16 Aug 1766, House south-side Church St, Dublin, John Rice, Weaver, Church St, Dublin, Jane Yarner, occupier, deceased, Dublin

1778-1790 Catholic Qualification Rolls

Loughlin Treasy, Shopkeeper, of Horseleap, 5th Aug 1782 Assizes Mullingar

1796 Irish Flax Growers

John Tracy, Balinacorga, Westmeath 

1797 List of electors parliamentary elections

Timothy Tracy of Coole [Mayne?]

Frans Tracey of Creggane

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British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Edward Treacy born Drumreny, Westmeath. Served in 67th Foot Regiment; Hancock Fencibles Discharged aged 48, 1797-1824

Edward Treacy, b. 1775, Athlone, Westmeath

Edward Tracey b. 1775/6 Drumreny, Westmeath / Athlone. Hancock’s Fencibles then 67^th Foot27^th Dec 1797- 1824 as Treacy. Discharged Nov 1823 as Tracey to reside in Athlone. 28 yrs total service (with 19 in India) Sgt 4 yrs. Labourer aged 48 WO117/1 WO121Pension paid in Athlone, Westmeath (transferred from Ennis 31^st Dec 1846 permanently). WO22/143

Edwd Tracey, born Dummerey Atrone Wt Meath, Private 67th Foot, residence 4 Aug 1824

Sixty Seventh Foot - 1824? Edwd Tracey, priv, 48, 4 10/12 corporal, 2 private, India service East 12 5/12, West 19 2/12, Royal Irish 2 ?/12, total 31 years, 5 rate of pay, worn out, born Drumway Athlone Wt Meath, labourer, 5'4.5", br hair, blue eyes, sal complexion

John Tracey, b. 1787 Mullingar, Westmeath WO121 Chelsea

24 Sep 1798 Memorial No: 336258

Marriage settlement between

Catherine Tracey daughter of Loughlin Tracey, gent, of Horseleap, Co Westmeath

and

Thomas Andrew Clarke, attorney, of Beresford Street, City of Dublin

mentioned Mary Moore, wife of Loughlin Tracey

Miss Tracy m. W. Clarke of No.49 Chlarys? street on 24 September 1798. St. Marys CoI, Dublin

Volume 12 S. Marie, S. Luke, S. Catherine and S. Werburgh 1627-1800

1798 Sep 24^th Mr. Clarke no. 49 Marys St. to Miss Tracy married by the Rev Mr. Homan

Catherine Tracy b. about 1777 St. Mary’s m. Thomas Andrew Clarke 24 September 1798 St. Mary’s (LDS)

Tracy, Catherine (Treacy in bond) and Thomas Andrew Clarke, 1798, Marriage Licence, page 379

1 May 1804 Memorial No: 369894

Lease of the land called Lunnivagh, Barony of Kilcoursey, King's Co [Offaly] from

Loughlin Tracy/Tracey, gent, of Sidebrooke, King's Co [Offaly]

to Michael Clarke, gent, of Kilbeggin, Co Westmeath

lives of

Catherine Clarke, only daughter of Loughlin Tracy; wife of Thomas Clarke, esq, of Blackall Street, City of Dublin

Martin Tracy/Tracey, son of James Tracy, farmer, of Co. Westmeath

1 Jan 1800 Memorial No: 355932

Lease between

John Judge, esq, of Gageborough, King's Co [Offaly] and

Loughlin Tracy/Tracey, farmer, of Horseleap, Co Westmeath

11 Mar. 1800 Belfast Newsletter

Co. Westmeath legislative union…Moate…Wm Tracy…Meernstown…William Tracy…

3 March 1801 (FJ)

At the Assizes of Mullingar.James Tracy, for robberies and burglaries.

Ireland-Australia Transportation

Surname	First Name	Reb	Ship	Tried	Trial Place	Term	DOB	Native Place	DOD	Death Place	Remarks
Tracey	James		Hercules I (1802)	1801	Westmeath	7

James ‘Key of the works’ Tracy of Westmeath was the leader of the mutiny on the ‘Hercules’ in 1801 but had escaped death by informing on his fellow conspirators. There was also a mutiny on the ‘Anne’.

3 March 1801 (FJ) At the Assizes of Mullingar.James Tracy, for robberies and burglaries.

HISTORICAL RECORDS OF AUSTRALIA

THE TRIAL OF CAPTAIN BETTS

LUCKYN BETTS, Master of the Transport Ship Hercules, Stands Charged [killing of Prendergass]. from the port of Cork.

THOMAS TBOTTEB, Serjeant, N. S. Wales Corps, being Sworn.that about a quarter of an hour after (if so much), Prendergass, Tracey, and 5 or 6 others were ordered on the Q'r Deck; that Dep't bro't them there by order of the Chief Mate, Mr. Aiken; one of the prisoners, Tracey (now alive), said he might blame Prendergass for the whole; Capt. Betts desired Dep't to go and hear what Tracey bad to say; he did go, and Tracey told him that Prendergass was at the head of the whole; Capt. Betts then desired Prendergass to pray, for that he was a dead man; Prendergass fell on his knees and declared he was innocent; Capt. Betts clapped a Pistol to his Head several times, and said he would Shoot him, but he did not see him do it;.

Q. 8.—Did any other person, except Tracey, accuse Prendergass of being a Ringleader, and did you believe him to be such?

A.—At that time no other person accused Prendergass except Tracey, but he was previous to that time generally understood to be such.

EBENEZER JENKINS COOPER OF THE HERCULES SWORN.

Q. 18.—At the time Prendergass was Shot, in what Position was he?

A.—Sitting down on the Deck and I heard him protest his Innocence and Tracey who supposed himself dying was accusing him of having been the cause of his death.

(SG 5 March 1803)

Fifteen Prisoners who arrived on the Atlas and Hercules were ransacking houses and committing acts of violence and atrocity at Castle Hill in March 1803.

(SG 2 October 1803)

Execution at Castle Hill - On Monday last John Lynch (per Atlas) and James Tracey who were condemned to suffer death were removed from the gaol at Sydney and sent to Parramatta where they remained until Tuesday morning. At 7 o'clock the malefactors were taken out of the Parramatta gaol and under an escort proceeded to Castle Hill, the place appointed for their Execution; where the Rev. Marsden attended. On of the unhappy men, Lynch, seemed sensibly affected at his situation. Tracey on the contrary assumed an air of sullen hardihood, denied his being accessary to the fact of which he had been convicted. Shortly before the cart was driven off Lynch addressed the spectators in a becoming manned and hoped that his melancholy fate would operate on the minds of others as a caution against falling into similar vices; but in this last voluntary effort of contrition he was interrupted by his unrelenting companion, who harshly desired him not to gratify the spectators and shortly after they were both launched in to Eternity!

Tracey's offences before he reached this country were numerous. He was foremost in the insurrection on board the Hercules on her passage hither, and was the first who dared attempt to surprise the Officers; but receiving a wound through the arm instantly turned upon the wretched companions of his guilt and rashness; and in consequence of his informations many afterwards suffered exemplary punishments, and too late repented of a precipitancy whose object merited no better fate. His companions had formerly nick named him "The key of the works" by which appellation he was generally distinguished. It is a melancholy reflection that this unfortunate character had only lived as a scourge to society, and that in the very last moments of his existence he should still strive to support the character of an abounded unrepentant sinner. The crime for which these misguided men died was of too heinous a nature to admit an extension of clemency. http://www.jenwilletts.com/convict_ship_hercules_1802.htm

Charles Tracey to NSW

Alias:           Irish Rebel: WB        Religion: Catholic
Marital status: Married 2 children
Calling/trade: Farmers man
Born: 1804 Westmeath
Tried: 1827 Mullingar Westmeath Co         

Sentence: Life
Ship: Cambridge (1827)
Crime: House burning
"Westmeath Independent" April 4, 1827:

"Burglary and Robbery."

SENTENCE: Judgment of Death recorded, Respite till further orders.

Charles Tracy (Tracey), Cambridge 1827, 19 August 1833, Newcastle, Assigned to W. Nickles. Charged with drunkenness and insolence by Mary Nickles

Convicts of the Cambridge identified in the Hunter Valley -

Item: 187847

Surname: Tracey

First Name: Charles

Ship: Cambridge 1827

Date: 1827

Place: -

Source: State Archives NSW; Series: NRS 12188; Title: Bound manuscript indents, 1788-1842; Item: [4/4012]; Microfiche: 666.

Details: Farm man aged 23 from Westmeath. Tried at Mullingar 22 March 1827. Sentenced to transportation for life for house burning. Assigned to Francis Risby at Prospect on arrival

https://www.freesettlerorfelon.com/convict_ship_cambridge_1827.htm

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31 July 1804 (FJ) Murder and Reward

Anthony O'Reilly of Benniton[?] Lodge, in co. Westmeath.murdered.reward.Loughlin Tracy £2/5/6.

1804 Subscribers

C.F. Tracy, A.B. S.T.C.D.

Warren Tracy, Esq. do. (Dublin)

W. Weldon Tracy, Esq. do. (Dublin)

Mr. Thomas Tracy, do. (Dublin)

Mr. Daniel Tracy, Accountant, Streamstown (Westmeath)

A Complete Treatise on Arithmetic, Rational and Practical:… By Paul Deighan. Published by Printed and sold for the author, by J. Jones, 1804

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

John Tracey born Ballinacargee, Westmeath. Served in 50th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 22 after 4 years 4 months of service Covering dates give year of enlistment to year of discharge, 1805-1810 [b. 1788]

John Tracey b. 1788 Ballinacargee, Mullingar,Westmeath 50th Foot 1805-April 1810 .With Thomas.Son of John flax grower? Pensioner in WEM lost left leg at thigh. Military General Service Medal bars VC. Labourer WO121 admitted Kilmainham after2.5 yrs service 5^th April 1810 WO116/13

Jas Tracey, born Dalliancayne W Meath, 50th Regiment of Foot, residence Apr 1809

Fiftieth Regiment of Foot

3 April 1810, Jno Tracey, 22, 4 years 4 months, 1/- rate of pay, lost left leg at thigh, born Balinacargue W Meath, labourer, 5'6", B hair gr eyes, fair complexion.

1806 The Practice of Christian and Religious Perfection. Written in Spanish [Society of Jesus] and translated from French

Subscribers...Patrick Tracy, Athlone...

1806 Subscribers:

Rev. Patrick Tracy, Athlone

Rev. William Tracy

The Practice of Christian and Religious Perfection. From the French of M. FAbbe des Marais, translated from the Spanish of Alonsus Rodriguez, S.J. Vol. I. Kilkenny, J. Reynolds, 1806.

Ignatius Fennessy. Some Irish Clerical Subscribers 1800-24. Source: Collectanea Hibernica, No. 36/37 (1994/1995), pp. 196-242

13 August 1807 An Act for the Sale of Part of the Estate of John Joseph Henry Esquire

Westmeath, Lissmoney and part of Ballard, £150, lease of May 1 1793, 3 lives Ewd Kelly, Darby Kelly, James Tracy

Kildare, Clownings and Turnings, 33a0r36p, lease April 2 1782, 31 years, John Tracy, tenant, £49 rent, £82.10.0 value

29 Nov 1804 Memorial No: 410480

Settlement prior to the marriage of Mathew Ferrall, merchant, of Clara, Queens Co [King's Co] and Susana Clarke of Killbeggin [Killbeggan], Co Westmeath, Spinster; daughter of James Clarke, esq, of Phillipstown, Queen's Co, deceased

Loughlin Tracey, gent, of Killbeggin [Killbeggan], Co Westmeath, Guardian of Susana Clarke

10 Jan 1807 Memorial No: 402724

Mathew Ferrall, merchant, of Clara, King's Co [Offaly] son of Mathew Ferrall mortgaged to

Malachy Tracy Esq of Mardrum, Co Westmeath several properties in or near Clara, King's Co [Offaly].

17 Feb 1808 Memorial No: 406613

Malachy Tracy, esq, of Meerdrum, Co Westmeath assigned a mortgage of property in or near Clara, King's Co [Offaly] to

Lyndon Bolton, merchant, of City of Dublin and Michael McSorley, merchant, of City of Dublin, assignee of Mathew Farrell, bankrupt, of Clara, King's Co

Feb 22, 1814 (BL) Extract of a letter from Kilbeggan

"A few nights ago, a number of those desperadoes which infest the adjoining districts, attacked the house of Mr. Tracey, a respectable Roman Catholic gentleman, residing about three miles from this town. On first alarm, Mr. Tracey, aided by a faithful man servant, prepared for his defence, and after exchanging several shots with the ruffians, who repeatedly endeavoured to force an entry, he succeeded in beating off the gang, who on their departure threatened to return the following night with additional numbers to satiate their vengence; in consequence of which this worthy man has been obliged, with his family to move into this town, and leave his property a prey to those miscreants."

1814

Mr. M. Tracy, Meldrum, Kilbeggan, Westmeath

William Tracy, esq, Ard, Philipstown, Kings

Ambrose Leet (1814) A Directory to the Market Towns: Villages, Gentlemen's Seats, and Other Noted Places in Ireland. Dublin.

1816 Return of Officers of Excise in Ireland [see Thomas Stanley Tracey]

Flan Tracy, Gaugers, [revenue officer] £80, Athlone East Walk, Westmeath.

1816-8 Return of Sums charged to Incidents of Excise in Ireland for Fines for Illicit Distillation

Flanagan Tracy, gauger, £13/10/10 share fines 6 Aug. 1817, £45/10/0 rewards 28 Jan. 1818

5 July 1818

Athlone, Flan/Flanagan Tracy, gauger, £100 salary

Excise Ireland - Allowances ceased in the year ended 5 Jan 1826
Flanagan Tracey, Officer, died 17 December 1825, Amount per annum £30.9.3 

2 Mar 1822-10 Mar 1822 Quit Rent Office - Papers relating to the crown estates of Doon and Trust, County Galway

2 letters from Flan Tracey, Athlone [Westmeath], the first to William Plunkett, Attorney General, the second to Robert Reeves, Solicitor for the Forfeited Estates, relating to Tracey's discovery of concealed crown land in County Galway. NAI QRO/4/3/7/58

Ireland-Australia Transportation

James Tracey b. 23^rd Oct 1787 1/26th enlisted 5^th July 1805 WO25/951

James Tracey 1/26^th court-martialled at Gibraltar 9^th Oct 1817 for desertion a second time and transported for 14 years as a felon WO92/1

Name	Age	Reb	Ship	Tried	Trial Place	Term	DOB	Native Place	DOD	Death Place	Remarks
James Tracey	28		Isabella I (1) [1818]	1817	Gibraltar Court Martial	14	1790	Athlone Co Roscommon or Westmeath			Labourer

James Tracey. Per "Isabella", 1818, Feb 6 1822, On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per "Elizabeth Henrietta" (Reel 6008; 4/3504A p.403)

James Tracey, 18 May 1825, Constable at Newcastle

James Treasy (Tracey), Isabella 1818, 10 August 1825 Newcastle, Died aged 37

James Tracey

1825 Apr 22, Town Constable at Newcastle. On return of persons on Police Establishment for the Counties of Northumberland and Durham who are entitled to salaries (Reel 6068; 4/1812 p.51)

1825 May 18, Town constable at Newcastle. On return of constables for the counties of Northumberland and Durham (Fiche 3302; 4/7419.1 p.16)

James Tracey, Isabella 1818, 1822 6 February. On list of prisoners transported to Newcastle per 'Elizabeth Henrietta'

James Treasy (Tracey), Isabella 1818, died 10 August 1825 Newcastle aged 37 - Church of England Burials Register Book 1821 – 1825

http://www.jenwilletts.com/searchaction.php?page=6&surname=&ship=isabella%201818&firstname=

1821

Survey of the estate of John Staunton Rochfort and Abraham Bond Esquires in the baronies of Clonlonnon and Moycashell and county of Westmeath by Sherrard's Brassington and Green

Survey of the estate of John Staunton Rochfort and Abraham Bond Esquires in the baronies of Clonlonnon and Moycashell and county of Westmeath by Sherrard's Brassington and Green, 1821. Coloured map of three portions of land: Portion one of land in the townland of Tullaghanaska alias Clughauneaska [Cloghanaskaw, county Westmeath] showing plots of lands of James Tracey to James Lynagh; Peter Ronan; James Tracy to Morgan Ronan; Morgan Ronan; James Tracey to James Carey; Micheal Keating; Thomas Clavan; John Kilmurray; Andrew Pettit; M McLoughlin; Thomas Woods and Patrick McCormick. Land bordered by townlands of Streamstown, Aughamore, Scaheen [Skeheen (Evans)], Killpatrick [Kilpatrick] and Corgorive [Corgarve] with names of neighbours shown as William Donohoe Esquire; ? Robinson Esquire; William Hill Esquire; Francis Evans Esquire; and Lady Lanesborough [Lady Frances Butler?]; Portion two is from the townland of Killcatherine [Kilcatherina, county Westmeath] showing plot of lands of T and P Wise; Matthew Geoghegan; Thomas Rabbit; Luke Kelly; Matthew Kelly and Hugh Gaynor; Patrick Carroll and Patrick Connor, William Kennedy; Patrick Wise; T Carroll; P Connor and William Kennedy. Lands bordered by townlands of Ballinderry, Ballybrawther [Ballybroder?], with names of neighbours noted as Edward Kelly Esquire; J Dowdall Esquire; Colonel Pickett; Mr George Rochfort and the Governors of Blue Coat Hospital. Portion three is of lands in the townland of Big Ballynagreny and Little Ballynagreny [Ballynagrenia, county Westmeath] showing plots of lands of William Fox Esquire; William Fox Esquire to Patrick Scally; James Lynham and Owen Lynham; William Fox Esquire to James Laffey; Thomas McGlinn; Thomas Fox; Maurice Coffey; Charles Carberry; William Spellman; John Cormick; George Bell; James Johnston and Matthew Guinan; Patrick Largy; and James Lynham. Lands are bordered by townlands of Ballynagall, Rosemount and Custorum or Ballynagreney [Ballynagrenia, county Westmeath] with names of neighbours shown as Lady Lanesborough, William Morgan Esquire, Lord Castlemain [Richard Handcock, 2nd Baron Castlemaine] and Sir Richard Nagle Baronet. Scale 16 perches to an inch.

1 map

M/523

Part of M Map series, accessioned from EJ Jameson. Alternative reference code JAM/396

Freemasons

Wm Tracy, 12 Jul 1822, Lodge 102 Finea Granard Westmeath,  

British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854

Thomas Tracey born Rahoe, Westmeath. Served in 24th Foot Regiment; 98th Foot Regiment Discharged aged 41, 1824-1846

Thomas Tracey, b. 1805 Ril?in, Westmeath

Thomas Tracey b.1805 Rilin, Rahoe, Westmeath 24th Foot 98th Foot 1824-1846

Thomas Tresey b. 1805 Athlone, Westmeath 2/28^th Foot enlisted 7^th Dec 1825 Embarked for Corfu 31^st Jan 1826 WO25/362

(Thomas Tracey ch 13^th Dec 1805, St Peter’s Athlone son of Michael Tracy & Eleanora Gurrin) ?

Mr. F.A.B. Tracy, Athlone

Subscriber to: O’Kelly, P (1824) The Aonian Kaleidoscope or A Collection of Original Poems. Cork.

Schoolteachers 1826/7

Bridget Tracy, RC, Walterstown, Kilkenny W, Co. Westmeath.

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

Bridget Tracy, Walterstown Kilkenny West Kilkenny West, R catholic, pay, 15d per qr from each scholar, bad condition stone and mortar thatched, 9 RC 3 male 6 female

The Irish Catholic Petition for 1829 …Westmeath resign to Loughlin Tracy… (See Tracy Peerage above) Urban, Sylvanus (1828) The Gentleman’s Magazine and Historical Review. Vol XCVIII., London .1828

British War Office to 1860 (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital

Hugh Treacy, b. 1829 Horseleap, Westmeath WO97 Chelsea

Hugh Treacy, born 1829 Horseleap Ireland, Discharge Soldier Number 3002, Hospital Sergeant 102nd Reg Of Fusiliers, Series WO 97

7 April 1858 The London Gazette

NOMINAL ROLL of the Commissioned and Non-Commissioned Officers, Drummers, and Rank and File of the }st Madras Fusiliers who have been either Killed or Wounded, or have Died since the 19th May, 1857.

3002 Corporal Hugh Treacy, Severe gunshot wound of left leg, July 29 1857 Do [Basurut Gunge]

1877/8 Rewards for Distinguished Services

102nd Foot, Hospital Sergeant H. Treacy £10

17 Mar 1831 Westmeath Journal

Simon Treacy, of Terrycrew, houses & land at Terrycrew, barony Moycashel

1820s-1830s Tithe Records

Alphabetical

By Area

Daniel Tracy, Twy [Twyford?], Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 Danl Tracy [& Martin Tracy], Streamstown [& Donnellans' farm], Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Dennis Tracy, Heathstown, Killucan, Westmeath, 1830 Hugh Tracey, Brackaharagh Or Clonymurrican, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Hugh Tracey, Clonymarrycan, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 James Tracey [Mr], Donnellans Farm, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 James Tracey, Clonbrusk, St Mary's Athlone, Westmeath, 1829 James Tracy, Cloghon Gay [Cloghanboy?], St Mary's Athlone, Westmeath, 1829 James Tracy, Clonbrusk, St Mary's Athlone, Westmeath, 1829 [duplicate] James Tracy, Grange Gibbon [Grangegibbon], Kilbeggan, Westmeath, 1834 John Tracey, Ballynacliffy, Kilkenny West, Westmeath, 1823 John Tracy [& Willm Tracy], Cloneyegan, Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 John Tracy, Nahadbeg [Nahod Little], Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 Martin Tracey, Castletown, Castletownkindalen, Westmeath, 1826 Martin Tracy [& Danl Tracy], Streamstown [& Donncllans' farm], Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Mattw Traey [Tracy], Donore, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Mathew Tracey, Donore Demesne, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Simon Tracy, Terrycrew & Loughanacronan, Castletownkindalen, Westmeath, 1826 Thomas Tracey, Clonmellon, Killua, Westmeath, 1830 Thos Tracey, Ballynacliffy, Kilkenny West, Westmeath, 1823 William Tracey, Tullaghan, Castletownkindalen, Westmeath, 1826 Willm Tracy [& John Tracy], Cloneyegan, Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 Wm Tracey, Ballyclough Duff [Ballycloghduff], Drumraney, Meath [Westmeath], 1826

Danl Tracy [& Martin Tracy], Streamstown [& Donnellans' farm], Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Hugh Tracey, Brackaharagh Or Clonymurrican, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Hugh Tracey, Clonymarrycan, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 James Tracey [Mr], Donnellans Farm, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Martin Tracy [& Danl Tracy], Streamstown [& Donncllans' farm], Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Mathew Tracey, Donore Demesne, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Mattw Traey [Tracy], Donore, Ardnurcher, Westmeath, 1827 Daniel Tracy, Twy [Twyford?], Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 John Tracy [& Willm Tracy], Cloneyegan, Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 John Tracy, Nahadbeg [Nahod Little], Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 Willm Tracy [& John Tracy], Cloneyegan, Ballyloughloe, Westmeath, 1826 Martin Tracey, Castletown, Castletownkindalen, Westmeath, 1826 William Tracey, Tullaghan, Castletownkindalen, Westmeath, 1826 Simon Tracy, Terrycrew & Loughanacronan, Castletownkindalen, Westmeath, 1826 Wm Tracey, Ballyclough Duff [Ballycloghduff], Drumraney, Meath [Westmeath], 1826 James Tracy, Grange Gibbon [Grangegibbon], Kilbeggan, Westmeath, 1834 John Tracey, Ballynacliffy, Kilkenny West, Westmeath, 1823 Thos Tracey, Ballynacliffy, Kilkenny West, Westmeath, 1823 Thomas Tracey, Clonmellon, Killua, Westmeath, 1830 Dennis Tracy, Heathstown, Killucan, Westmeath, 1830 James Tracey, Clonbrusk, St Mary's Athlone, Westmeath, 1829 James Tracy, Cloghon Gay [Cloghanboy?], St Mary's Athlone, Westmeath, 1829 James Tracy, Clonbrusk, St Mary's Athlone, Westmeath, 1829 [duplicate]

Alumni Duublinenses: Trinity Dublin

Thomas Trac(e)y, Siz. (Mr. Nemo), May 28, 1834, aged 21; R.C., s. of Flan, defunctus; b. Westmeath, Sch. 1838. B.A. Æst. 1841. (see Thomas Stanley Tracey)

James Tracy, letter to Rev P Bliss 1829 (British Library 34,570 F 246)

Thomas Tracey, Scholar of Trinity College Dublin, letter to Rev P Bliss 1841 (British Library 34,574 F 322)

1835 State of religious and other instruction now existing in Ireland

Diocese of Meath

Kilkenny West [Westmeath]. Kilkenny West. School in Glasson kept by Bridget Tracey. Pay children of 1s to 2s6d per quarter, amounting to £10 per annum. No list. In summer about 35 pupils in winter about 25. Reading and needlework.

Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)

SURNAME: TRACY

OTHER NAMES: HUGH

PLACE OF TRIAL: Westmeath

DOCUMENT REFERENCES: CRF 1836 Misc94

17 March 1839 Westmeath Gaol

Hugh Treacy, discharged 1 April 1837

Sessional Papers

1839 Reports from Select Committees

Kings County Gaol [Tummamore Offaly]

Patrick Tracey, assault and riot, Do [convicted 9th March 1838], Do [assizes], Three months from committal

Andrew Tracey, do [assault and riot], Do [convicted 9th March 1838], Do [assizes], Do [Three months from committal]

Kilkenny Gaol

Thomas Treacy & Patrick Dowling (Lodge), Riot and assualt under the statute and assaults, convicted 23rd October 1835, at Quarter Sessions, Commutation: imprisonments nearly expired and recommended by the Local Authorities for good conduct

Tipperary Clonmel Gaol

Michael Treacy, Do [breach of the Excise Laws], Do [tried by Samuel Cooper Esquire J.P. 20th Ju5e 1836], fined £6 or confined 3 months, discharged 10 August 1836, Do [Good conduct during imprisonment [with John Lyons?] [discharged by the Lord Lieutenant on his visit to the Gaol of Clonmell on the 6th August 1836)

Pat Treacy, receiving stolen goods, Thurles sessions 19 October 1837, confined twelve months, 25th May 1838

Patrick Treacy, Do [Thurles Quarter sessions, 19 October 1837, Do [12 months at hard labour], discharged 25 May 1838

Westmeath Goal

Hugh Treacy, discharged 1 April 1837

1836-1840 Outrage Reports Ireland

James Tracey, 1839, Ballymore, Westmeath

Ireland-Australia Transportation Database (1780-1868)

SURNAME: TRACY

OTHER NAMES: PATRICK

AGE: 17

PLACE OF TRIAL: Co. Westmeath

TRIAL DATE: 13/04/1847

CRIME DESCRIPTION: Horse Stealing

SENTENCE: Transportation 14 yrs

DOCUMENT REFERENCES: TR 6, p 215

COMMENTS:

"Westmeath Guardian" 1847, April 22:

Patrick Tracy, Horse stealing, to be transported 14 years.

SHIP: MEDWAY

1798-1914 Register of Enlisted USA

James Tracey, enlisted 2 Dec 1865 at Detroit Mich by Lt Brown for 3 years, born Westmeath Ireland, 31 years, Baker?, blue eyes, brown hair, fair complexion, 5’10.25”, Eng E coy, Destd June 1/66 appld June 5/66, dest’d June 19/66 Enlisted 16/66 in Co “J”/3 under name of John Shea. Dest’d Jany 19/67 enlisted Mch 23/67 in Genical Service as John Keenan. Appl’d Mch 30/67 recognised May 11/68 as a descerth person Co “B” Enged. Dest’d May 21/68.

James Tracey, enlisted 25 Nov 1884 NY NY by Cpt Valois for 5 years, born W Meath Ireland, 25 years, labourer, grey eyes, Lt hair, Ruddy complexion, 5’8”, 4 Art, B coy, Dischgd Nov 24/89, Exp of service at Ft Adams RI, a Pvt char excel

John Treacy, enlisted 21 Aug 1865 Newark NJ by Capt Penchief for 3 years, born Athlone [Roscommon/Westmeath] Ireland, 28 years, soldier, grey eyes, light hair, fair complexion, 5’7.5”, G.S. Inf 14 Inf, E coy, Des’t’d March 14/66

Joseph Tracy, 33 years, hazel eyes, blk hair, dark complexion, 5’10”, born Mullingar [Westmeath] Ireland, cabinetmaker, enlisted 15 Mar 1848 Columbus by Lt Ward for 5 years, Recruit, discharged 28 Arl ’48, by Civil Authority (a minor), deserted 12 April ’48, at Columbus Ga, A recruit

Thomas Tracy, born Westmeath Ireland, 23 years, labourer, enlisted 19 Jun 1861 [19 Jun 1889[?]] New York by Lt Bankhead for 5 years, grey eyes, auburn hair, ruddy complexion, 5’4.5”, 2 Inf, c coy, Discharged Jany 23/63 disability D at New York NY, a private, D. Cush [2 records]

Thomas Tracy, enlisted 9 Jul 1867 New York by Lieut Smyder for 3 years, born Westmeath Ireland, 30 years, soldier, hazel eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion, 5’7.5”, 43 Inf, F coy, 3 Em Discharged April 7 1869 for disability at Fort Wayne Mich, a Pvt, Dup certs rec’d

1851 English Census

Patrick Tracey, born 1832 in Mullingar, (Westmeath?) Ireland. Residence: Preston, Lancashire.

1851 Census - 1908 Pensions Act

The Old Age Pension Act was introduced in 1908. Pension claimants had to prove their age. Those born before 1864 used the 1841 and 1851 census.

1.8.17 [1 August 1917] Image

Kate Treacy 70 (d. of Mike Treacy & Kate Ward) 1851 lived Drumraney, Drumraney, Co. Westmeath. 6 girls 2 boys

Address: Mrs Kate Noonan, Killare Castle, Ballymore, Moate, Westmeath.

IG Record 33351

Treacy or NOONAN Kate Mike Treacy Kate Treacy nee WARD Drumraney Drumraney Kilkenny W. Westmeath 1917 - Mrs Kate Noonan, Killare Castle, Ballymore, Moate, Westmeath. Family - 6 girls, 2 boys.

http://www.ireland-genealogy.com/view_category/Page-6.html?lang=en&limit=100&limitstart=30800

Drumraney, Drumraney, Co. Westmeath

Kate Treacy Applicant

Mike Treacy Father

1901 Census - 2 Killarecastle Killare, Westmeath

Noonan Patrick 52 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic

Noonan Catharine 51 Female Wife Roman Catholic

Noonan Michael 16 Male Son Roman Catholic

Noonan James 14 Male Son Roman Catholic

Noonan Patrick 13 Male Son Roman Catholic

1911 Census - 3 Killarecastle Killare, Westmeath

Noonan Patrick 62 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic

Noonan Kathrine 64 Female Wife Roman Catholic

Noonan John 28 Male Son Roman Catholic

Noonan Patrick 23 Male Son Roman Catholic

1851 RIC Service

Martin Treacy, 15143, b. 1832 Galway East

15143 Martn Treacy, 19 years, b. Gal E, Catholic, recommended by S.I, Arthurs, labourer, allocated 14 July '51, served Wmea 12 Nov '51, P1SC 1 July '52, resigned 24 Feb '55 A23951/1323, To emigrate

1852-1857 Westmeath

22. Michael Tracy, Ballinacliffy, 55a/1r/11p, £37.1.4 rent, Lease dated 10th Feb 1852 from William Henry Daniel to Michael Tracy, for life of Michael Tracy and John Tracy, sons of leasee; or 21 years from 10th February 1852. A right of passage is reserved.to and from the bog of Aughedarough; and the tenant covented to build a dwelling house.before the 1st May 1857.

1852

William Tracy and Joseph Quinn late Peter Carroll, Mansion house and demesne lands of Streamstown, Moycashel, Westmeath, 1a/0r/1p, £10 rent, from year to year, This holding consists of houses and plots in the village of Streamstown

William Tracy late Anne Calvin, Mansion house and demesne lands of Streamstown, Moycashel, Westmeath, 9a/1r/4p, £6.18.9 rent, from year to year

1853 Dublin Workhouse, lives Westmeath

Thos Tracey, 23, b. 1830, single, labr, RC, good health

Griffiths Valuation Westmeath 1854

Alphabetical

By Area

Charles Tracey Kinnegad Killucan Westmeath Daniel Tracy Kilnalug Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Elizabeth Tracy Corgarve Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Ellen Tracey Killinroan Ballyloughloe Westmeath Felim Tracy Bardanstown Rathaspick Westmeath James Tracey Clonyegan Ballyloughloe Westmeath John Tracy Ballinlaban Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath John Tracy Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen Westmeath Mary Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath Mary Tracy Athlone Court, Tangier Lane St. Marys Athlone Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath Michael Tracey Kilgarvan Glebe Kilcleagh Westmeath Michael Tracy Coolaleena Noughaval Westmeath Michael Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath Patrick Tracy Ballykilroe Castletownkindalen Westmeath William Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath William Tracey Ballysallagh Drumraney Westmeath William Tracey Mullingar Main Street Mullingar Westmeath William Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath William Tracy Killeenagroagh Killare Westmeath

Daniel Tracy Kilnalug Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Elizabeth Tracy Corgarve Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath John Tracy Ballinlaban Ardnurcher or Horseleap Westmeath Mary Tracy Athlone Court, Tangier Lane St. Marys Athlone Westmeath Ellen Tracey Killinroan Ballyloughloe Westmeath James Tracey Clonyegan Ballyloughloe Westmeath John Tracy Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen Westmeath Patrick Tracy Ballykilroe Castletownkindalen Westmeath Mary Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath William Tracey Ballysallagh Drumraney Westmeath Michael Tracey Kilgarvan Glebe Kilcleagh Westmeath Michael Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath William Tracey Ballynacliffy Kilkenny West Westmeath William Tracy Killeenagroagh Killare Westmeath Charles Tracey Kinnegad Killucan Westmeath William Tracey Mullingar Main Street Mullingar Westmeath Michael Tracy Coolaleena Noughaval Westmeath Michael Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath William Tracy Creggan Noughaval Westmeath Felim Tracy Bardanstown Rathaspick Westmeath

MISSING ADVERTISMENTS NORTH AMERICA

Name of Missing	Home county	Arrival	AD Date	SEEKER
Edward Treacy	Bracklyn, Castletowndelvin, Westmeath	Liverpool NY City 4/1849 Savannah GA 9/1852	1/7/1854	Henry Treacy (brother) Hinsdale, Cattaraugus Co, NY

1854 Boston Pilot

Of Edward Treacy, of Bracklyn [Bracklin, Killulagh], parish Castletowndelvin [Delvin], co Westmeath, who emigrated from Liverpool on the 16th of March, `49, and landed in New York, April 23d; sailed from New York to Savannah in Sept, `52, and was not heard of since. Information of him will be received by his brother Henry, Hinsdale, Cattaraugus co, N Y.

British War Office

James Tracey b. July 1835 St Mary’s Athlone [Westmeath] 16^th Foot enl. Athlone 21^st July 1854.Volunteered to 17^th Foot 30^th Nov 1854.Served in the Crimea. Discharged 4^th Oct 1856 to live in Bristol.WO97. Admitted to pension 4^th Nov 1856 at Athlone (temporarily transferred to Bristol 31^st July 1857) WO22/144. Enlisted 7^th Foot 1^st Sept 1857 in Bristol. Bad boy. Discharged 17^th May 1864 to live in Athlone. WO97

July 1855 to Aug 1860 Deposit Account Bishops Philadelphia Bank Volume 2 page 501 [page]

Mary Tracy, 20? years, Westmeath (Note: see ledger 4 folio 353)

http://digital.library.villanova.edu/Item/vudl:202764

1856

17. William Treacy, Creggane, Westmeath, 28a/1r/27p, £18.15.0, Tenant from year to year

1856 Michael Tracy (Elphin bond)

17 May 1856 (NG) The Tracy Peerage

In our last publication we briefly referred to the fact that a new claimant to the Tracy Peerage had been discovered in the person of Mr. Martin Tracy, of Streamstown, in the county of Westmeath. we have been informed that within the past week important information has been obtained, - and most conclusive facts have been brought to light, which leave not the shadow of doubt as to Mr. Tracy's ultimate success in establishing his claim to this ancient. The family of Tracy is well known in the parish of Horseleap, where the father (Mr. J. Tracy) of the present claimant cultivated extensive farms, and was much and actively engaged in other business pursuits during his long life - he having reached the patriarchal age of ninety, and died only a few years since, a reputedly wealthy man. We understand that Mrs. C. Clarke of Meldrum House, a lady of superior intellectual acquirements, who is granddaughter of William Tracy, third son of Judge Tracy, and still in the enjoyment of excellent health and unimpaired faculties entertains a distinct and clear remembrance of her grandfather. As far as we have been able to learn, the family of the claimant are not allied to any family bearing the name residing in this or adjoining counties, but stands perfectly distinct as the real descendants of the first Viscount Tracy, of Rathcoole, created a peer for services rendered the crown by raising a regiment of dragoons in Ireland - a fact which proves that he must have possessed considerable wealth and much influence and played no inconsiderable if not conspicuous part during a stormy period of our country's history. We wish his descendants success in the prosecution of his claim, and shall eagerly watch every new phase in this long-contested and interesting peerage case. - Leinster Express

1858 Voters

William Tracy of Dublingate Street Athlone

1858 – 1920 Calendars of Wills and Administrations

Daniel Tracey 22 Nov 1898 Streamstown Moate Westmeath, shopkeeper, to Michael Tracey, shopkeeper

John Treacy 17 Feb 1904 Drumraney Westmeath, labourer, to Thomas Treacy, farmer

Laurence Treacy 1919 Stilgarvin Glebe Ballinahoun Athlone Westmeath, farmer, to Maria Treacy

Patrick Tracey 9 Jan 1881 Coolalina Westmeath, farmer, to brother John Treacy, farmer

Thomas Tracey 23 Oct 1887 Kinnegad Westmeath, shopkeeper, to son Thomas Tracey, shop assistant

Thomas Tracey 10 Feb 1901 Creggan Glasson Westmeath, to Anne Tracey widow

William Tracy 7 May 1888 Streamstown Westmeath, shopkeeper, to Daniel Tracy, shopkeeper

William Treacy 27 Sep 1866 Mullingar Westmeath, shopkeeper batchelor, to William Henry Robinson of South Great Georges Street Dublin, gentleman the nominee of Messieurs Pim Brothers and company having interest

John Joseph Keon 17 Dec 1894 Mullingar Westmeath, Sub-agent bank of Ireland, to Mary Josephine Treacy (wife of Daniel J Treacy) Mountrath Queens County

Samuel Acres 13 Oct 1884 Kinnegad Westmeath, to Thomas Tracy, shop assistant son of Thomas Tracy residuary legatee

1858-1900 Will Registers

Anne Treacey

America, Fearmore, Westmeath, Ireland

John Seerey

1879/1879/1874

Grant of Probate

20 August 1859 The Spectator

William Tracy, an elector of Athlone, has put in force an admirable mode of punishing a briber. Mr. Patrick Geoghegan bribed him to vote for Mr. Ennis, giving him the halves of forty one-pound notes. Geoghegan refused to surrender the other halves, and at the suggestion of a lawyer, Tracy prosecuted Geoghegan for bribery. Judgment went by default ; the full penalty, 100/., was awarded, and Tracy had the pleasure of pocketing this sum. The Dublin Evening Mail suggests that a wider application of the example set by William Tracy might be useful in checking bribery.

Monday, September 05, 1859 Brooklyn Eagle

Electoral Party in Ireland

Amongst the many revelations of electoral party which have lately been brought before the public there is rather a curious one from the sister Isle. During the late election for Athlone, a certain Mr. Patrick Groghegan stimulated the patriotic readiness of Wm Tracy to vote for Mr. Ennis by depositing in his hands the halves of forty £1 notes. In due time when Tracy applied for the corresponding halves, they were flatly refused. This lax morality, want of faith, and ingratitude, so rankled in the applicant's injured breast that he determined to recover his honest earnings by legal proceedings. Having consulted a solicitor, however, he was informed, to his great delight, that instead of urging a doubtful claim to the disputed £40, he might, if so inclined, prosecute Mr. Patrick Greoghehan for bribery, and put the resulting fine of £1000 into his own pocket. The suit was brought and tried at Galway. The defendant allowed judgement to go to by default, and the full penalty was inflicted: but he lodged a demurrer on the grounds of some informality. This demurrer was pronounced invalid and Mr. Wm. Tracy has netted the £100 clear of all expenses. The example of a few cases of the easy earning of £100 by informers might greatly assist in upsetting the existing nefarious system of bribery.

1859 Thom's

Royal Canal and Shannon Stations and Agents

Ballymahon. Mr. Joseph Treacy.

1859 Albany Co New York naturalization petitions for Irish born

Michael Tracy, 21, b. Westmeath, left from Liverpool, Albany Oct 29

Samuel Tracy, 24, b. Tipperary, left from Liverpool, Albany Oct 14

http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Albany/AlbanyIrishBorn1859.htm

1860 Naturalization Delarations Albany NY

Hugh Tracy, 60, Westmeath, Liverpool, Albany, Mar 30

http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/Albany/AlbanyIrishBorn1860.htm

1841- 1887 Interment Records St. John’s Cemetery, Albany, NY
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nytigs/StJohnsCemetery_Albany/StJohnsCemetery-Albany-Tom-Ty.htm

LAST NAME

FIRST NAME

NAMES OF PARENTS

COUNTY / CITY

NATION / STATE

DIED AT

DATE

AGE

LETTER

NO.

RANGE

REMARKS

PAGE

Tracey

Ann

Westmeath

Ireland

Albany

May 20, 1871

62 years

XVI

36

239

Tracey

Etta

Hugh & Hanora

Westmeath

Ireland

Albany

July 4, 1868

23 years

36

XVI

217

Tracy

Hugh

Westmeath

Ireland

Albany

August 6, 1862

63 years

XVI

36

168

Tracy

John

Westmeath

Ireland

Albany

October 22, 1859

54 years

P

34

145

Tracy

William

Westmeath

Ireland

June 4, 1852

46 years

In Mr. Ledwick's Lot.

74

1850-1883 New York Emigrant Savings Bank Records

8 Dec 1859 22111 William Tracey, Teamster, of Kingsbridge NY, Nat Raheenmore Westmeath Ireland, ard 1857 per "Orient" & single parents in Ireland, Michl & Marcella Dunn. (Note: S Bank lent him 29/60 a/c Closed July 3/60) [Note: there is a Raheen More in Rathgarve Westmeath but this family comes from Edenderry Parish Offaly]

1860 US Census

Edward Tracy, 28 years, b. Westmeath, City Of Savannah 1st District, Chatham, Georgia

1860- British War Office (WO97) – Chelsea Hospital

James Tracey, b. 1835 Athlone, Westmeath

James Tracey, b. 1836 Athlone, Westmeath

Patrick Tracey, b. 1841 Athlone, Westmeath

Patrick Treacy, b. 1876 Moate, Westmeath

January 1861 Insolvents

William Tracy, late of Streamstown, in the county of Westmeath, shopkeeper and farmer.

April 1861 Pawnbrokers of Mullingar

.Messrs. Kirwan and Tracy, pawnbrokers, Mullingar.

12 July 1861 (FJ) Catholic Deaf & Dumb Cabra

.2s6d.William Treacy, do [Mullingar].

1861 British Census

Michael Tracey, b. abt 1841 Westmeath Ireland, lodger, Cheshire England

31 January 1863 (FJ) Tenant Rights

Parish of Mullingar.Messrs Kernan and Tracy. (see Daniel Thomas Treacy)

1864 – State Registered Births (See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up to 1899)

Tracey, William, Athlone, Roscommon/Westmeath. 8 26

Tracey, (female), Athlone, Roscommon/Westmeath. 8 20

Tracy, Anne, Mullingar, Westmeath. 18 312

Tracy, Mary, Tullamore, Offaly/Westmeath. 13 750

Treacey, Margaret, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath. 18 196

Treacy, Bernard, Granard, Cavan/Longford/Westmeath. 8 235

American Union, Liverpool to New York 16 Aug 1865

Patrick Tracy, 28, M, farmer, Clare

Mrs. Tracy, 28, F, matron, Clare

Mary Tracey, 16, F, spinster, Westmeath

20 November 1865 (FJ) .Erection of Mullingar Lecture Hall

.William Treacy 5s.

1866-1914 Dog Licence Registers of Ireland

- Alphabetical

- by County

Jan 1867- Dec 1869 Poor Removals from England to Ireland

These lists show Irish poor who were claiming poor relief in England. If they could not prove "settlement" they were deported to Ireland.

Patrick Tracey, from Liverpool Parish to Athlone.

19 November 1869 (FJ) Carmelite Convent Moate, County Westmeath

.Miss Tracey, Moate £1.

20 November 1869 (N) Carmelite Convent, Moate, County Westmeath

.Miss Tracey, Moate.

3 September 1870 (FJ) Irsh Ambulances for the French

.Mr. E. Tracy, Mullingar.

1870 Report of the Irish Ambulance Committee

Donations...Mr E. Tracey, Esq., Mullingar J.P. ...

5 October 1870 (FJ) French Ambulances

.parishioners of Kilkenny West, County Westmeath…Michael Treacy.

18 January 1871 (FJ) French Ambulanes

Parish of Russagh and Rathaspick…Barney Tracy.6d.

1871 British Census

Maria Tracey, b. abt 1825 Westmeath Ireland, London England

Patrick Tracy , Head, M, 50, b. 1821 Longford, Emigration Agent, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Mary A Tracy , Wife, F, 32, b.1839 Westmeath, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Maria Tracy , Daughter, F, 17, b. 1854 New York United States, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Eliza J Tracy , Daughter, F, 13, b. 1858 Liverpool, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Rebecca Tracy , Daughter, F, 11, b. 1860 Liverpool, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Mary A Tracy , Daughter, F, 4, b. 1867 Liverpool, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Caroline Tracy , Daughter, F, 2, b. 1869 Liverpool, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Eliza Dibbs , Visitor, F, 23, b. 1848 Westmeath, Dressmaker, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

Hugh Mears , Boarder, M, 21, b. 1850 Westmeath, Baker, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

James Tracy , Boarder, M, 20, b. 1851 Liverpool, Engineer, Kirkdale Everton West Derby Lancashire

1871 Return of Poor Persons removed from England, Wales and Scotland

Patrick Tracey from Liverpool Parish Lancaster, Liverpool to Athlone

1 July 1872 (FJ) Galway/Nolan Indemnity Fund

Meeting in Mullingar…Edw Treacy.

February 1874 Irish Home Rule League

.subscriptions.Joseph Tracy, Esq Streamstown £1.

4 July 1874 Pilot (Boston Ma)

Deaths - California

Tracy — 6, Jane, wife of Edward Tracy, of Gaulstown Park, co. Westmeath, Ireland, aged 35.

12 October 1875 (FJ) Propagation of the Faith

Diocese of Meath, parish of Drumraney.Mr Michael Tracy 10s.

31 October 1877 (FJ) Association for the Propagation of the Faith

Diocese of Meath, Drumraney, Moate.per Mr. Michael Tracy 9s.

1877-1881

ADM 157/135/599

Folios 599-603. Thomas Tracy, born Westmeath, Ireland.

Attestation papers to serve in the Royal Marines at Chatham 1877 (when aged 23) [b. 1854].

Discharged 1881 as Run.

1880 MG Western Railway

Michael Tracy, fireman, Athlone

July 1881 Gardener

.Address J.M., Gardener, care of Mr. William Tracy, Streamstown, Co. Westmeath

1881 British Census

Mary Tracy, Head, Widow, F, 79, Athlone Co; 16 Prospect Road, Tunbridge, Kent

Andrew Tracy, Son, Single, M, 29, General Dealer, Tunbridge Wells, Kent

Dec 16, 1882 (WE) List of Agents.of Westmeath Examiner

.Mr. W. Treacy, Streamstown.

Apr 21, 1883 (WE)

The same plaintiff sued Ellen Tracy for 5s3d balance due for tea. Davidson having proved the debt, defendant's daughter bawled out 'me mother isn't here, sir' His Honor-Where is she? Miss Tracy-She's sick, sir, bhud she sent me here sir, to rejourn the coort (great laughter). His Honor gave a decree.

Apr 28, 1883 (WE) Athlone Union

.J. Treacy.

Aug 25, 1883 (WE) Athlone Board of Guardians

.J. Tracy.

Mar 8, 1884 (WE) Athlone Poor Law Guardians

.F. Tracy.

Dec 17, 1887 (WE) Athlone Union

.guardians.J. Tracey.

Aug 11, 1888 (WE) Ballinacargy Castle - lecture by Daniel O'Connell.

.The chair was taken by Mr. John Tracey, P.L.G.

Dec 22, 1888 (WE) Athlone Union

.J Tracy.

Dec 15, 1888 (WE) Athlone Union

Guardians.J. Tracey.

Mar 23, 1889 (WE)

Guardians.J. Tracey.

Feb 22, 1890 (WE) Athlone Union

.elected guardians.John Treacy.

Aug 2, 1890 (WE) Athlone Union

.T Tracy.

1884 Return of judicial rents

John Treacy of Ballinacliffy Westmeath, landlord F.J. Dames Longworth, 17a/3r/34p, poor valuation £9/15/0, old rent £11/10/0, new rent £9/5/0

Catherine Tracy of Creggan Westmeath, landlord Francis Dames Longworth, 25a/0r/0p, poor valuation £16/15/0, old rent £18/15/0, new rent £14/0/0

7 February 1885 (N) Irish National League

Rathowen Branch.seconded by Bernard Treacy, labourer.

24 October 1885 (N) Westmeath Convention

.delegates.Ballyclare.John Treacy.

27 November 1886 (N) The Irish National League

Tobberclair Branch.seconded by Mr. Tracey.

Jun 12, 1886 (WE) Dispute about a carway

James Johnson v. Stephen Duffy.We all live in the big bog of Kilgarven. L. Tracy then deposed he was one of the holders in this field. That they always left a pass for a cow three feet wide.

Jan 15, 1887 (WE) National League.Ballymahon

.present.John Treacy PLG.Michael Treacy.

Jun 4, 1887 (WE) Granard Petty Sessions

Bog Rent - John Reilly, bog agent, summoned Thos Clarke, Mrs Jorahan, Edward Tracey, and Daniel Smyth, for bog rent owed to him.

Dec 17, 1887 (WE) The Hayden Testimonial

Streamstown District.William Tracy 5s.

1887-1888

The office holders and the membership of its early committees are indicative of the initial gentry and upper-class influence. Those elected in 1887 and 1888 were drawn from the upper echelons of Athlone society. Orlando Coote and H. Milligan were elected captain and secretary respectively. PB Treacy was appointed treasurer and the committee consisted of M. Geoghegan…PB Treacy, the petty-sessions clerk…

Sport and society in Victorian Ireland: the case of Westmeath by Tom Hunt, 2007

Oct 6, 1888 (WE) The National Indemnity Fund

Kinnegad.3s.Miss Treacy.Rathowen.1s.Barney Treacy.

Nov 3, 1888 (WE) The National Indemnity Fund - Westmeath

(per Mr. Jmaes Cleary PLG Cloghan) 2s6d each from Owen Cleary, Thomas Treacy and Michael Dunne.

Raheenmore District.From building works at Ballnacargy.1s.Jas Tracey.

Dec 1, 1888 (WE) The National Indemnity Fund

Turin.2s6d.T Tracy.

Apr 6, 1889 (WE) Bibcycle for Sale

Davy's Express, Kangaroo type; 36in gear to 54in; ball bearings; nickel plated; valise, tools &c., complete. Apply to D. Tracy, Streamstown.

Apr 27, 1889 (WE) Ejectments

W Bell v. M and B Tracy, Ballinagreena, £4/10/0 a year's rent due; decree.

Jul 27, 1889 (WE) We publish a letter this week from Mr. P. Dardis relative to the dispute concerning the buying of a farm in the vicinity of Rathowen. We received a letter on the same from Mr. B. Tracy which is so personal a nature in its allusions to prominent men in the district that we must decline to publish it. Whilst anxious to give every one concerned in this dispute a fair means of making of making plain their position, we cannot allow our columns to be made the medium of casting personal reflections. Any letter on the subject which we publish must be temperate and in this style we hope to see any discussion conducted which may follow. we trust that for the general weal all parties may unite in putting an end to the present state of affairs. Nov 16, 1889 (WE) Irish National League Rathowen branch."one of the members came forward and said he had some oats going to Mr Kenny's mill belonging to Barney Treacy, an expelled member of the Rathowen branch. After being hunted from every mill in the County Westmeath he came to seek comfort in the bosom of his brother in misfortune. It is right to note that this man Treacy was expelled for supporting M'Cormick, the grabber, who is brother-in-law to Mr Kenny."

Oct 26, 1889 (WE) Land Decisions

S. G. Hamelton landlord

J. Tracy £16 old rent £13/10/0 new rent

Dec 21, 1889 (WE) The Tenants Defence Association

Delegates.Tuberclare.Michael Tracey.

1889 Return of judicial rents

Michael Tracey of Ballinacliff Westmeath, landlord Francis D. Longworth, 54a/2r/35p, poor valuation £29/15/0, old rent £37/5/6, new rent £30/15/0

John Tracey of Tiernacreeve Westmeath, landlord Sydney G. Hamilton, 32a/2r/30p, poor valuation £16/0/0, old rent £16/0/0, new rent £13/10/0

Nov 15, 1890 (WE) The Tenants Defence Association

Delegates.Tuberclare.J. Tracy, PLG; Michael Tracey.

May 3, 1890 (WE) Judge Hickson ordering a J.P. into Custody

.The Westmeath Independent describes as follows.Robert English J.P., and Mr. Tracy/Tracey/Treacy, manager for Mr WP Kelly, Solicitor, Athlone.[were arrested for whispering in court].

June 1890 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

Agents in Ireland.Athlone Mr. John Parsons, Mr. P.B. Tracey.

June 1894 Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

Agents.Athlone.Mr. P.B. Tracy. (see Agnes Treacy)

Oct 25, 1890 (WE) Delegates.The Irish National League [Mullingar]

Tuberclair Branch.Michl Treacy.

Nov 15, 1890 (WE) The Tenant's Defence Fund

.platform.Tubberclare.J Tracy, PLG; Michael Tracey.

Jan 10, 1891 (WE) Westmeath for Parnell

.D. Treacy, Streamstown.M. Treacy, Streamstown.

Feb 7, 1891 (WE) Parnell Leadership Committee

Streamstown Branch.Mr. Michael Tracy presided.M. Tracy, President.D Tracy.

Feb 28, 1891 (WE) To C.S. Parnell M.P.

Most Puissant Chief. We the members of the Streamstown Leadship Committee.Signed on behalf of Committee. MJ Tracy, president.

May 16, 1891 (WE) Irish National League - Parnell

.T. Treacy.Irishtown.M. Treacy, Streamstown.

.Ballymore.MJ Tracy.

Oct 17, 1891 (WE)

Turin INL (Co Westmeath).T Tracy.

Jan 23, 1892 (WE) The Late Dr. L.A. Kerrigan

.mourners.D Tracy, Streamstown.

Jun 11, 1892 (WE) The General Election

.present.Streamstown - M Tracy.

Jul 9, 1892 (WE) The General Election

Meeting in Ballymore.Athlone.PB Tracey TC.Streamstown - M Treacy, D Treacy.

1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals

The records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for accuracy.

Bernard Treacy, Westmealt Ireland?, 1901, 57 years, widower?, Westmealt to Brooklyn, lived 1896? New York, to daughter 73 Graham? Street New York, says senility?

Bernard Treacy, Rathaspie Westmeath Ireland, 1905, 58 years, married, farmer, to daughter Mary Walsh, 595 Carroll St Brooklyn [crossed out]

Bernard Tracy, Bally.arry Rathispee [Ballyygarry Rathaspic - Ballygarvey, Rathaspick, Westmeath - Carrigagh 1901 census] Ireland, 1906, 33 [54?] years, , widowed?,. To daughter Mrs J Walsh, 595 Carroll Street Brooklyn NY

Cath Tracy, Westmeath Ireland, 1902, 25 years, single, to New York home, US citizen [with Lawrence Igoe 6 years of Westmeath]

Elizabeth Tracey, Horseleap Kings Co (Offaly or Westmeath Ireland?), 1905, 32 years, servant, to New York, Sister Mrs George? Judge, 302 East 24th St New York

Ethel Tracy, 1914, 24 years, single, Father: Patrick, 21 Kings St Athlone. To brother Lewis Tracy, 167 Eckford Street, Brooklyn NY. 5’10”, fair complexion, fair hair, blue eyes. B. Athlone Ireland. (see Agnes Treacy)

James Tracy, Moate (Westmeath) Ireland, 1914, 21 years, single, Father Thos Treacy Ballycloughduff Moate. to sister Mrs Delia Kelly, 15 Laurence St Hartford Conn, 5’8” fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Moate Ireland.

Jane Tracey, Horseleap Roscommon Ireland, 1897, 27 years (Offaly or Westmeath?), Horseleap Co. Ros, To New York, do [US Resident] [Crossed out]

Janie Tracey, Dublin Ireland, 1913, 19 years, Cousin: Miss Kate Shortle, 8908 Albemaile? Rd Flatbush Brooklyn. b. ?? Mullingar Ireland. Father: Mr Tracey, Cherry Lane [Kilwarden Clonard] Meath [Also Katie McCormack, mother Annie same address]

John Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), 1900, 20 years, to sister Kate, Hartford Conn – Leetia Forminton ???

Mary Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), 1900, 25 years, to sister Kate, Hartford Conn – Leetia Forminton ???

Timothy Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), 1900, 18 years, to sister Kate, Hartford Conn – Leetia Forminton ???

Lizzie Treacy, Mullinga (Mullingar Westmeath? Ireland), 1899, 26 years, single, to Brooklyn, lived 7 years Brooklyn, Citizen, returning to sister, Mrs Deavy, 43 W 44 st NY

Louis Vincent Patrick Treacy, Athlone Westmeath Ireland, 1908, 22 years [22y1m], single, arrived Sep 26, 1908 on the Saint Paul from Southampton [no other details available online] [see 1901 census] (see Agnes Treacy)

Mary Treacy, London England, 1921, 35 years, single, lived London, Father P.B. Treacy, 8 Garden Vale, Athlone, Ireland. Brother: L.V. Treacy, 399 Wood land Ave, Woodhaven, L.I.N.Y. 5’5”, fair Complexion, black hair, hazel eyes. b. Athlone Ireland. (see Agnes Treacy)

Peter Treacy, Kilbeggan (Westmeath?) Ireland, 1914, 24 years, single, Father John Treasey, Terrycrew [Teernacreeve] Kilbeggan, to cousin Pete J Kelly S.E. Corner Fourth & Chestnut Streets Camden NJ, 6'1", Florid complexion, black hair, brown eyes. b. Kilbeggan Ireland.

Thomas Tracy, Kilbeggan Westmeath? Ireland, 1902, 19 years, single, farmer, lived Kilbeggan Ireland, to New Haven Conn, Uncle Thomas Scully 135 Lloyd ??? New Haven Conn,

Thomas Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), Ireland, 1906, 26 years, single, to brother William Tracey, 322 East 37^th St New York

Thomas Tracey, Ballenbaugh (Ballycloghduff Drumraney Westmeath) Ireland, 1910, 5’9”, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, father Thomas Tracey Ballycladuff Moate, to brother 18 Grand St Hartford Conn, b. Moate Ireland [crossed out]

United States Naturalization Petitions

Elizabeth Nally nee Treacy, born 22 Mar 1872 Rathowen, [Westmeath], Ireland. Naturalised 1942 Bklyn, Kings, NY. Spouse's James Nally born 02 Mar 1878, Children John Nally born 31 Aug 1904, Agnes Nally born 28 Jul 1902, Kathleen Nally born 31 Aug 1908

James John Tracey, born 11 Nov 1894 Drumraney, [Westmeath] Ireland. Naturalised 1919 Hartford, CT

James Tracy, born 11 Nov 1893 West Meath, Ireland. Naturalised 1915 Hartford, CT

Peter Treacy, born 29 Jun 1890 Terrycrew, County Westmeil, [Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen Westmeath] Ireland. Naturalised 1914 Camden, NJ

Thomas Francis Tracey, born 06 May 1886 Drumraney, [Westmeath] Ireland. Naturalised 1933 Hartford, CT. Spouse's Elizabeth Tracey born ? Jul 1888 Children Margaret Tracey born ? Sep 1919, Jophn Tracey born ? Feb 1923

Timothy William Tracy, born 25 May 1884 Drumreney, [Westmeath] Ireland. Naturalised 1911 Hartford, CT

Jul 8, 1893 (WE) Record Court

Streamstown.Treacy's public house.Dan Tracey.

Oct 13, 1894 (WE)

Kill and Jordanstown INL (South Meath).J. Tracy.

Apr 20, 1895 (WE) Independant Home Rule Fund

.Castletown.Daniel Tracey, Streamstown 10s.

Feb 23, 1895 (WE) Irish Agricultural Oganisation Society

Meeting in Ballinagore.The following provisional committee was formed.John Treacy.John Treacy.

Jun 22, 1895 (WE) Election of Master

.Mr. Thomas Tracy/Tracey, Cloughan, surities - Messrs John Ennis and Joseph M'Donnell.[four candidates, Tracey came second].

Oct 12, 1895 (WE) Parnell Anniversary

Mullingar.T. Tracey.Turin.T. Treacy.T. Tracey.

Oct 19, 1895 (WE) Mullingar Branch Licensed Grocers and Vintners

.Castletown District and Streamstown.Daniel Treacy.

Nov 9, 1895 (WE) Sale of Licensed Premises

Mr. Frank Cleary, Auctioneer, Mullingar, sold by auction on Monday last, at street, the licensed premises of Mr John J Dardis, who carried on the business foe some years. The buyer was Mr. Thos Tracey, Cloughan, who has been assistant to Mr. James Cleary, PLG, Cloughan, and the price paid was £405, with auctioneer's commission. Mr NJ Downes, Solicitor, Mullingar, had carriage of sale.

Jan 25, 1896 (WE) Labours Cottages

Mr. P. Shannon proposed that Thomas Tracey get the building of the cottages at Springvally.

22 August 1896 (TH)

.P.B. Tracy.contested the vacancy for petty session clerk at Moate.

Oct 17, 1896 (WE) The Parnell Anniversary

Jordanstown and Enfield (Meath).T. Tracey.

Kill INL.John Tracey, treasurer.

Feb 13, 1897 (WE) Highly Important and attractive setting of land at Horseleap, Moate

.instructions from Mr. Thomas Treacy.17 acres of land for 11 months, 3 acres of Manured Land for an Oat Crop.

20 February 1897 (WE) Funeral of the Later Mr. Frank Cleary, Mullingar

Thos Tracy, Horseleap

1897 RIC Service

James Treacy, 57282, b. 1874 Tipperary

57282, James Treacy, 23, 5'9.75", b. Tipperary, joined from Tippy NR, Catholic, recommended by D.I. Waters, labourer, appointed 15^th ? ?, served Donegal 22 Apl 96, Westmeath 1:3:97 (24413), Mayo 24:3?:05 (16488, 125429), Gal ER 5:3:09 (37112) [crossed out], Clare 5:2:09 (37112)

Circular 15:1:1909

1 May 1897 (N) Profession of a Religieuse

The Convent of Mercy, Templemore, was the scene of an impressive ceremony on Thursday week, the occasion being the profession of Miss Susan Treacy, in religion Sister Mary Francis, daughter of Mr. Wm. Treacy, 117 North Strand, Dublin.

The following members of the family of the newly professed nun attended: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Treacy, parents; Messrs. Edward J., Patrick B., P. Neil, and Hugh D. Treacy, brothers; Mrs. Hourahan and Miss Agnes Treacy, sisters; Messrs. Louis V. and W. Blount Treacy, Athlone, nephews; and Mr. Jeremiah Houraham, brother-in-law. The other friends included Miss Murphy, Miss Kearney and Miss Butler. (see Agnes Treacy)

May 22, 1897 (WE) Ballyburly Labourer's Cottage

."A proposal to provide a cottage for Tracy does not appear to have been included in any of the improvement schemes submitted for confirmation to the LG Board."

Feb 12, 1898 (WE)

On Saturday, before Mr. Tracey, Commissioner of Affidavits, Athlone.

6 August 1898 (WE) The Mullingar Fairs

John Tracy, Tiernecrieve

4 March 1899 (WE)

Castletown electors.Martin Tracy.

Sep 16, 1899 (WE) Appointments

Ten applicants for the post of third class female attendant.Mr. Moore proposed Mary Tracey and Mr Cleary seconded.on a pool 8 votes were cast for Miss Tracey and Miss Raleigh.it was decided to re-advertise the position.

Oct 14, 1899 (WE) Appointments

There were several applicants for the position of third class female attendants, and after a vote, Miss Treacy and Miss Murray were appointed. Miss Treacy was proposed by Father O'Reilly and seconded by Mr Cleary.

1900 (302) Irish Land Commission (Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891). - Westmeath

May 16 1899, Thomas Tracy, purchaser, FT Dames-Longworth, vendor, Creggan Ballynacliffy, 26a3r25p, £17.10.0 valuation, £14.0.0 rent, £252 purchase price & advance, £51 deposit

20 October 1900 (WE) Moate Quarter Sessions

.Mr Tracy, the Petty sessions Clerk.

1901 Census of Ireland

 Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1901 Census of Ireland
 

5 January 1901 (WE) United League

.Mr J Tracy, Horseleap, proposed the election.

Jan 5, 1901 (WE) United League

.delegates.Horseleap.Thos Tracey.Mr. J. Tracy, Horseleap, proposed the election.

25 May 1901 (WE) Kilbeggan Races

.T Tracy, Horseleap.

Jun 1, 1901 (WE) Cricket

Derryrow.T Tracy.

Jun 29, 1901 (WE) Cricket

Derryrow.T Tracy.

Jun 29, 1901 (WE) Crookedwood Sports

.One, two, three and five mile bicycle hanicap (open).J Treacy, RIC, Delvin [Westmeath].

Jun 28, 1902 (WE) Crookedwood Sports

.One, two, three and five mile bicylcle handicap (open).J Treacy, Killucan.

Jul 12, 1902 (WE) Westmeath RIC Cycling and Athletic Club

.Two mile Handicap, confined to Police and Military of the United Kingdom.J Treacy.

.Two mile Bicycle, confined to residents of Westmeath.J Treacy.

.Three Miles Cycling Championship of Leinster.J. Treacy, RIC, Westmeath.

.Three miles bicycle handicap, confined to members of the club - J Treacy.

May 30, 1903 (WE) Westmeath RIC Cycling and Athletic Club

.Three miles handicap, confined to members of the Co Westmeath RIC.Present holder, Constable J. Tracy, Reynella [Rathconnell].

Jun 27, 1903 (WE) Westmeath RIC Cycling and Athletic Club

.Three miles bicycle handicap, confined to members of the club - T Treacy.

Monday, October 14, 1901 Brooklyn Eagle

Obituary - Rachel Elizabeth Higgins

Rachel Elizabeth Higgins died Saturday morning at her home of her son Charles M. Higgins, 439 Fourth street in the 87th year of her age. She was near her 88th birthday when she died of the effects of old age. She was born in Ireland her father being Charles Flanagan Tracy of Athlone Ireland, A distinguished surgeon, scholar and Athlete. Her ancestors were Norman-Irish and were famed for their longevity and great physical strength. Many of their descendants are in this country. Mrs. Higgins evidenced great vitality. Her hair was brown after 70 years, while she showed none of the feebleness of age until she was past 80 years old. She is survived by her son and daughter. Her first born were triplets, one of whom lived till maturity. The funeral was held today. [see Thomas Stanley Tracey]

Oct 31, 1901 (IT) [Westmeath]

.conveyance of the estate, the Portlemon estate, from a Mrs. Treacy to Colonel Stevenson.15 of July 1895.

1902-3 The Law Journal Reports

…Stevenson then proposed to include his Portlemon estate, in the county of Westmeath, subject to a mortgage already existing in favour of Mrs. Treacy…In 1895 he purchased from Mrs. Treacy an estate called the “Portlemon Estate” for £8.000, the purchase money of which was to be left out on mortgage of . July 29 1896, register on July 31 1896 (No.9 on the Schedule). Colonel Stevenson is the owner, subject to incumbrances. The lands are a reversion in fee in the Portlemon estate in the county of Westmeath, held under a conveyance of July 11 1895 from Mary Jane Treacy to Colonel Stevenson.appears from other evidence that it had belonged to John Joseph Keon, who had executed a written agreement dated the 10th December 1894, to sell it to Colonel Stevenson for the sum of £8000, to be secured by a mortgage on the property itself. [see Daniel Thomas Treacy]

Mar 15, 1902 (WE)

.Tobberclair.M Tracy.Streamstown John Tracey.

Apr 5, 1902 (WE) Mr John P Hayden - The proposed Presentation

.Westmeath and Roscommon Nationalists.collectors.Tobberclair.M. Tracey.Streamstown - J. Tracey.

Mar 29, 1902 (WE) County Westmeath

For sale by private treaty, at Ballygarvey, near Rathowen, by instructions from Mr. Bernard Tracey, compact cottage and Out Offices, in good repair with 1a0r30p of land attached, practically held in fee simple, at a rent of 19s per year. It is nicely situated in a good locality. Ample supply of Turbary within easy distance.

Jun 28, 1902 (WE) Crookedwood Sports

.Five Mile Bicycle Handicap.2 J Tracey, Killucan.

Jun 28, 1902 & Jul 12, 1902 (WE) Sales for 1902

.letting of 26 acres of old meadow for Mr. Thos Tracey, Horseleap, Moate.

5 Sep 1902 Deed

.P.B. Treacy of Athlone, Westmeath Commissioner Oaths

19 Dec 1907 Deed

.P.B. Treacy of Athlone, Westmeath Commissioner Oaths

In 1902, a number of Athlone's musical enthusiasts including Miss Disney, Miss Treacy, Miss Madden and Mr Harry Foy, came together and formed a group which today is still flourishing as Athlone Musical Society.

1902 Irish Mission for Immigrant Girls in New York City

Catherine Tracey, 1902, 26 years, from West Meath. Sponsor: Mrs. Eigo 936 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn (Celtic - September 29 1902)

Lawrence Eigo, 1902, 7 years, from West Meath. Sponsor: Mrs. Eigo 936 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn (Celtic - September 29 1902)

Jan 31, 1903 (WE)

A destructive fire is reported to have taken place in the licensed premises of Mr Treacy, Horseleap on Tuesday night. It is stated that nearly everything in the interior of the house was destroyed. The origins of the fire has not transpired.

Mar 14, 1903 (WE) Inquest Ballinalee?

.jury.E Treacy.

25 April 1903 (WE) The National Convention

.delegates.Thomas Tracy, Horseleap.

16 May 1903 (WE) Death of Miss Helen M. Sullivan

Mullingar.Granard.John Tracy, Bernard Tracy, James Tracy, Michael Tracy.

18 July 1903 (WE) United Irish League

Meeting in South Westmeath.M Tracy.

Oct 17, 1903 (WE) United Irish League - South WEstmeath Executive

A meeting.Executive will be held at Mr. Tracey's Horseleap, on Monday.

12 December 1903 (WE) Ballymore Poultry and Agricultural show

.present.Miss Tracy, Streamstown.

Jan 23, 1904 (WE) A serious Charge

.James Tracey, Constable RIC, Delvin.

May 14, 1904 (IT) Retreat House Athlone

.half mile from Athlone.Apply to P.B. Treacy, Athlone.

Aug 6, 1904 (WE) Edgeworthstown Annual Athletic Sports

Committee.G. Treacy.

Jun 3, 1905 (WE) Elections

Rural District of Athlone No.1.Uncontested.Mucksnagh.Michael Tracy.

May 13, 1905 (WE) United Irish League

Kilcumreagh Branch.give their undivided support at the coming elections for District Councillors to Mr. Thomas Tracey, Horseleap, as he always has proved a true and tried supporter of the National cause.

May 21, 1904 (IT) War Department

The tenants arbitrator, Mr. Patrick Burke Tracy, Clerk of Petty Sessions, Athlone was selected by the claiments to act as arbitrator on their behalf.supposed income £100 per year.12 days of arbitartion claimed £357 and was allowed £280.

18 November 1904 The Church of Ireland Gazette

Dean of Clonmacnois. The Very Rev Dr Campbell, Dean of Clonmacnois, has left Athlone to spend the winter abroad. During his absence, the Rev Maxwell G Tracy, Curate of Hampstead, London, has been left in charge of the Parish of Athlone. [see William Samuel Tracy]

Jul 8, 1905 (WE) United Irish League

South Westmeath Executive.delegates.Horseleap.T Tracey.

Sep 16, 1905 (WE) United Irish League. Great Public Meeting at Kilbeggan

.platform.T. Tracey.Horseleap.T. Tracy.

Nov 4, 1905 (WE) Monster Potato Resembling a Man

."Grown at Horseleap by Thomas Tracey. Weight on 1st October when freshly dug out. 2lb7oz. Best Wishes to Examiner".Bravo Mr Tracey.

Nov 25, 1905 (WE) United Irish League.Horseleap Branch

.Dear Mr Treacy.Subscriptions to the Parliamentary Fund.10s.Michael Tracey, a believer in constitutional agitation. 7s6d Mr Thomas Tracey.

Mar 2, 1907 (WE) Irish Parliamentary Fund

Horseleap Branch.10s. Mr Michael Tracy 5s.T Tracy.

1905 Kelly's Directory
Patrick B. Treacy, King street, Athlone, co. Westmeath

Mar 3, 1906 (WE) "The Slasher's" Last Charge

The following lecture was given upon.how Col Myles O'Reilly defended the bridge of Finea.Of the hundred dragoons one was Edmund O'Tracy.now a lieutenant."I have been chiefly in Leinster with Owen Roe".Council of Kilkenny.in his best regiment of horse.

Sep 22, 1906 (WE) Handball at Horseleap

.Mr. Tracey's Horseleap.The medals as our readers already know, were presented by Mr. Tracey, of Horseleap, a gentleman who has spared no pains to cater for the amusement of the young men not only of Horseleap but one might say of the midlands. He has gone to the trouble of erecting at his own expense one of the finest handball courts to be seen.[much more]

Dec 29, 1906 (WE) Mr. James Woods's Historical Work

.Michael Tracey, Streamstown £1.

1906 P.B. Treacy, Esq., Clerk of Petty Sessions, Athlone, County Westmeath.

Mar 9, 1907 (WE) The Labourers Act in Mullingar Union

.Castletown E D.Form No.2.John Finlay, Mabrists, on lands of John Tracey; Martin Tracey, Castletown, on lands of Joseph Kelly, Castletown.

May 25, 1907 (WE) Licensing Prosecution

.Mary Hickey, publican, Colehill.Found there Patrick Treacy, a tailor, who had in his hand a mug containing some porter.a bone fide traveller and that he had slept in.going to Kennedys a master tailor in the district who is in the habit of employing journeymen.come from Kinnegad.

Aug 31, 1907 (WE) Westmeath County Council

.250 perches new road from Ballinagore to Streamstown, between the main road at Benalbit and the moaring of Nowbristy.Mr. Tracey who was present, stated that he was quite prepared to give the quantity of land that would be required. Mr Moore - Without fear or favour or reward? Mr. Tracey - Yes. Mr. Moore - That is very nice (laughter). The council agreed unanimously to the making of the road subject to the land being handed over as arranged.

Nov 23, 1907 (WE) Mullingar District Lunatic Asylum

[petition of staff] We the members of the entire permanent staff.J Tracey.K Tracy.Joe Tracey.

19 Dec 1907 Memorial No: 1908038211
Witness: PB Treacy, Commissioner Oaths, of Athlone, Westmeath

1907 Annals of Westmeath, ancient and modern http://www.archive.org/details/annalsofwestmeat00wooduoft
Subscribers.Michael Tracey, Streamstown.
 
15 February 1908 (WE) Irish parliamentary Fund
Drumraney Collection for 1907.1s.Michael tracy.
 
Apr 4, 1908 (FJ) Tuberclair (Westmeath) UIL
.2s.Michael Tracey.1s.J. Tracey.
 
Apr 25, 1908 (WE) County Council of Westmeath Unopposed Auburn.proposed by Michael Tracy, Ballinacliffey.
 
Oct 13, 1908 (FJ)
Eggs; for P.O. 3s3d, you can have Three Dozen Fresh Eggs; free railway delivery, bounds, or any railway station in Ireland. From Tracy's Streamstown.
 
Nov 7, 1908 (FJ) Parnell Monument Committee
Kilcumeragh UIL Moate.1s.Thomas Tracey, Mrs. Tracey.6s. Miss M. Tracey, Mr. P. Tracey.
 
27 March 1909 (WE) Donore Prisoners Fund
Kilcumreragh UIL.Michael Tracy.
 
3 April 1909 (WE)
Kilcumresagh members of the band.Patk Tracy.
 
Jul 17, 1909 (FJ) Tuberclare (Westmeath) UIL
2s.Michael Tracey.1s.Mrs Tracey.
 
Aug 7, 1909 (WE) GAA Notes
.Delvin Hurling Club.Tracy/Treacy.
 
Aug 28, 1909 (WE) Funeral of the Late Miss Mary Rowan, Newdown
.The Asylum staff were represented by.Mrs Tracey.
 
Sep 18, 1909 (WE) .'67 Movement.[Commeneration with US Envoys]
.At Horseleap scenes of wild enthusiasm were also witnessed as the procession filed passed Mr. Tracey's house.
 
Apr 7, 1910 (FJ) Athlone Musical Society
.Gaiety Theatre.The Gondolliers.The part of Giannetta was taken by May Treacy (a relative of our leading Irish soprano, Miss Agnes Treacy).
 
Apr 16, 1910 (WE) Agnes Treacy sings in Mullingar  [see Agnes Treacy]
.Miss Treacy's voice has not only the clearness, purity, range and precision of the more ordinary soprano voice., but there is a full round flute-like tone which enriches with a wondrous colour and charm each note she delivers.[much more]
 
September 1910 IT
Athlone.John Treacy, a labourer of Castlemaine street.
 
Dec 17, 1910 (WE) United Irish Parliamentary and National Fund
.Mullingar Asylum Contributions.1s. Joseph Tracey.
 
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. - Westmeath
John Tracey, Mabrista, 49a2r29p, £31.0.0 valuation, £27.8.0 rent, not judicial, £575 purchase price and advance, 20.9 years
 
1911 [Cd. 5488, 5489, 5490, 5624, 5639, 5750, 5758, 5887, 5890, 5952] Irish Land Commission. Return of advances made under the Irish Land Act, 1903, during the month of November, 1909. - Westmeath
3rd February 1910, Michael Tracy, Streamstown, 40a1r30p, £28.0.0 valuation, £30.0.0 rent, not judicial, £660 purchase price and advance, 22 years
 
16 September 1911 (WE) GAA
The Kinnegad Team.Thos Tracy.
 
Feb 3, 1911 (FJ) 
To T.C. Treacy esq, Clerk of Petty Sessions for Petty Sessions, District of Athlone, Register for Clubs for said District.
 

1911 Census of Ireland

Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland
 

Jun 15, 1912 (WE) Horseleap Branch United Irish League

.£1.Mr. Ml Tracey.10s.Mr. Thomas Tracey.

1912 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of Leech/Brocas Lindessay

16/5/1912 Pat Tracey of Ballynagrenia Westmeath, 4a/3r/30p, part £56/10/0, part rent £53/5/6, Judical, purchase £61, advance £61, 23.5 years rent

29 March 1913 (WE) Home Rule Fund

Kilcumresagh Branch.1s.Patk Tracy.

July 19, 1913 (WE) GAA

Kinnegad.Thos Tracy.

Aug 9, 1913 (WE) Insurance Act Prosecution

Mr Cornelius Treacy, miller and farmer, Lislea, Ballinalee for failing to stamp the cards of Charlie Fox.paid no wages to Fox, who was remunerated for his services by the famers whose meal he ground. Mr Treacy received 3lbs for his capital in the mill.Fines of 1d and costs.

1913-1922 Military History

Joseph Tracey, Mullingar, Westmeath

Mrs. Tracey, Ballingore, Westmeath

Patrick Tracey, Kilbeggan Company, 1 Battalion, 1 Offaly Brigade, 3 Southern Division, of Horseleap Westmeath & 152 Mount Pleasant Buildings Ranelagh Dublin

May 16, 1914 (FJ) UIL Westmeath

Drum.1s.M. Treacy.

June 06, 1914 (WE) Athlone No. 1 Rural

Muckanagh.Michael Tracy

Dec 5, 1914 (WE) Alleged Larceny of Two schillings

A respectable looking girl named Margaret Tracey, a native of Tullamore, was charged.O'Connors Licensed premises, Kilbeggan.sold delph.two schilling, six pence in copper and a schilling.[dismissed].

October 1915 Westmeath Independent

The following is list of men serving as soldiers or sailors with the colours whose dependants were presented with Certificates of Honour at the meeting in the Father Matthew Hall on Thursday week with the names and addresses of dependants."

Wilfred Francis, Lance Corporal South Irish Horse, dependant P B Treacy King St [see Agnes Treacy]

Dec 25, 1915 (WE) Police Threatened

.Peter Treacy of Granard.19 or 20 years.fine of 10s6d and costs.

Jun 3, 1916 (WE) Mullingar Petty Sessions

Francis Jackson of Rathdrishogue was summoned by the Excise authorities for carrying a gun without a license.Denis Tracey said he lived a mile from Duffy's place [Rathdrishogue].Martin Tracey corroborated the evidence of the last witness [Denis Tracey].

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 Ma ge, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Treacy, Templemore.

June 24, 1916 (WE)

Mullingar District Asylum Collection.1s.Joe Tracy.

1916 The American Law List

Daniel J. Treacy Mullingar Westmeath

1916 Compensation Claims

Denis Tracey, 78 Marlborough Street, Dublin. Joseph Downes, bakery Marlborough Street; Earl Street North. Claim for £19 for a bicycle, clothing and personal belongings destroyed by fire at the premises of Joseph Downes, bakery, 6-7 Earl Street North, Dublin. Payment of £14 recommended by the Committee.

Marcella Tracey, Coolaleena, Glasson, Athlone, County Westmeath. Joseph Downes, bakery Coolaleena; Glasson; Athlone; Westmeath; Earl Street North. Claim for £11 0s 6d for clothing and personal belongings destroyed by fire at the premises of Joseph Downes, bakery, 5 Earl Street North, Dublin. Payment of £8 recommended by the Committee.

Feb 5, 1917 (WE) Granard Workhouse Inquest

.Annie Treacy deposed.

Feb 17, 1917 (WE) Mullingar

UIL branch.Joseph Tracey.

Aug 11, 1917 (IT) Volunteers on the March

Three hundred Irish Volunteers were present.when a Sinn Fein Club was formed at Ballinahown, and 150 more marched from Tober to join.Mr. J. Treacy, Secretary.[Westmeath?]

1917-1921 Service Medal Patrick Tracey, Kilbeggan Company, 1 Battalion, 1 Offaly Brigade, 3 Southern Division, of Horseleap Westmeath & 152 Mount Pleasant Buildings Ranelagh Dublin

Patrick Tracey

Addresses

152 Mount Pleasant Buildings, Ranelagh, Dublin

Horseleap Westmeath

Date of birth: 1898-10-24

Notes: File relates to successful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Service certified and duly awarded medal issued 27 June 1964.

Data Protection Note: Open

Organisation: Irish Republican Army

Rank: Unknown

Commanding Officer(s): James Hayes; Sean McGuinness; James Clavin

Company: Kilbeggan Company

Unit: 1 Battalion

Brigade: 1 Offaly Brigade

Division: 3 Southern Division

Medal awarded: Service (1917-1921) Medal

File Reference: MD28709

Australian Archive

Patrick Tracey

Service Number - S11537

Place of Birth - Westmeath Ireland

Age - 34 years

Occupation – French Polisher

Apprentice – 5 years to P.J. Oates, Westmeath

Place of Enlistment - Adelaide SA, 7^th April 1917 [Discharged 24 July 1917 – Not likely to become an efficient soldier]

Military service – 5 years South Africa

Next of Kin - (Sister) Kathaleen Campion, South Africa

http://naa12.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=8393302

Aug 4, 1917 (WE) GAA

Kinnegad Team.Tom Tracy.

1917 USA Draft Registration

James J Tracy b. 11 Nov 1894 Drumramney [Drumraney Westmeath] Ireland, declared intention 1st papers, single, no dependants, lives 30 Buckington Hardford Conn

Peter Treacy b. 29 Jun 1890 Terrycrew [Teernacreeve] West Meath Ireland, declared intention to naturalise, Heaor Midvale steel works, supports father and mother in Ireland, single, lives 3053 - 35 Phila PA

1917-1921 Service Medal - Kathleen Mary Morley nee Tracey, president Cumann na mBan Arlow Wicklow, Bay View Ferrybank Arklow Wicklow & The Mall Wicklow Wicklow & St. Jude's Galway Road Tuam Galway & Mullingar Westmeath

Kathleen Mary Morley nee Tracey

Addresses:

St. Jude's, Galway Road, Tuam, Galway

Bay View, Ferrybank, Arklow, Wicklow

The Mall, Wicklow, Wicklow

[Gruille] Street, Mullingar, Westmeath

Notes: File relates to successful Service (1917-1921) Medal application. Service certified and medal issued 3 March 1952.

Data Protection Note: Open

Organisation: Cumann na mBan

Rank: President

Commanding Officer(s): Matthew J. Kavanagh

Company: Arklow Company

Medal awarded: Service (1917-1921) Medal

File Reference: MD8183

1918 Post Office Dublin Directory and Calendar

P. B. Treacy, Athlone Sub-Committee (Westmeath) - Old Age Pensions Act, Petty Sessions Office, Athlone,

P. B. Treacy, P.S.C, Commissioners For Administering Oaths, Athlone, Westmeath

January 1918 Mr. Dillon, M.P. in a letter to Mr. P. B. Treacy Hon. Sec. Dean Kelly Memorial Fund, Athlone.

Feb 23, 1918 (WE) Westmeath War Pensions Committee

.Mr Treacy, Secreatary, Athlone local Sub-Committee

Aug 31, 1918 (WE) Westmeath County Council

.Mr Tracey, the Secretary of the Committee.

1918 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of George A. Boyd Rochfort VC

21/3/1918 Thomas Treacy of Ballycloghduff (Molston) Westmeath, 8a/2r/36, £4/15/0, rent £7/19/0, not Judical, purchase £94, advance £94, 12.5 years rent

Jan 14, 1920 (FJ) Raids for arms

Two houses, the property of Mrs. Tracey, Ballingore, some eight miles from Mullingar, were raided on Sunday night and a gun taken from each.[Westmeath]

May 1, 1920 (WE)

Grass Lands to be let for 11 months, at Gaulstown Park, about 30 acres, for Messrs Carty and Tracey.

Nov 20, 1920 (WE) Westmeath Examiner Agents

Mr T Treacy, Horseleap, Kings's County

...8? December 1920...We went on to Streamstown and called at Tracey's publichouse to get some refreshments. When we entered the place there was no one on the immediate premises. We could see the place was littered with half-empty glasses. After some time, a lady appeared and we asked her what had happened. She informed us that the place had been raided by the I.R.A. I asker her how many policemen had been at Streamstown when the train from Dublin arrived and she said two. We had seen at least eight on the road. It was pretty obvious that the place had been raided by the police in civilian attire posing as I.R.A. This was now, I knew, part of their activities to discredit the I.R.A. and. turn the People against them, and from further inquiries made, I know my assumption was correct.

Witness: Seumas O'Meara, 50, Connaught St., Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

https://www.militaryarchives.ie/collections/online-collections/bureau-of-military-history-1913-1921/reels/bmh/BMH.WS1504.pdf

May 3, 1921 (FJ) Funeral of Archdeacon Keane PP Athlone

.attendence.Mr. P.B. Treacy C.p.S.

May 28, 1921 (WE) "Westmeath Examiner" Agents

Streamstown - Mr M Tracey

1921- Calendars of Wills and Administrations

John Treacy, 15 Jun 1923, late of Teernacreeve Kilbeggan County Westmeath, farmer, who died 16 Sep 1918, to Bernard Treacy, farmer. Effects …

Joseph Tracey, 14 Aug 1941, late of Gaulstown Rochfortbridge [Gallstown Castlelost] County Westmeath, farmer, who died 28 Apr 1941, to Jane Tracey, widow. Effects …

Michael Tracy, 25 Jan 1936, late of Streamstown Moate County Westmeath, farmer, who died 4 Dec 1935, to Patrick Jordan, farmer, and Thomas J. Dowdall, solicitor. Effects …

Thomas Treacy, 25 Nov 1925, late of Ballycloughduff Drumraney County Westmeath, farmer, who died 24 Feb 1925, to Michael Treacy, farmer. Effects …

Thomas Treacy, 6 Jun 1928, late of Horseleap County Westmeath, farmer, who died 2 Feb 1926, to James T. Scarlett, bank manager. Effects...

Mar 10, 1923 (FJ) Promotions in the army

Athlone Command.2nd Lt. Michael Treacy to A Coy., 22nd Inf Batt

Jul 14, 1923 & Jul 21, 1923 (WE) Auction

.instructions from Mr Michael Tracy of Streamstown (who is retiring from business).Lot 1.seven day licensed House and premises in Streamstown [detailed description].Lot 2.lands of Streamstown containing 23a1r18p.annuity £10.2.8 payable to the Land Commission.

Jul 14, 1923 (FJ) Licensed Premises and farm of Land

.instructions from Mr. Michael Tracy of Streamstown (who is retiring from business).Lot 1.seven day Licensed House and Premises situated in streamstown.Lot 2.lands of streamstown containing 23a1r18p.

Jul 14, 1923 (IT) County of Westmeath. Village of Streamstown.

Highly important sale of most valuable Licensed Premises and farm of land.Michael Tracy of Streamstown (who is retiring from business).Lot 1.Lot 2.

Oct 6, 1923 (WE) Mullingar Horticulture and Honey Show

.superior varieties of new potatoes raised by messrs. Young and Tracey. These varities are the result of a cross between Shamrock and British Queens.

May 17, 1924 (WE) Little girl saved from Boghole

.11 Ellen Coroon, daughter of Michael Coroon, Gibbonstown, Rochford Bridge.renfor? girls Mary B Tracy and Marcella Garland, about 15 years who wer across the bog.

Feb 6, 1926 (WE) Death of Mr. Thomas Tracey, Horseleap

The death on Tuesday morning last at his residence of Mr. Thomas Tracey, merchant, Horseleap, occasioned widespread regret throughout the County Westmeath, where he was well and favourably known. Deceased was in failing health for some time past and had to take to his bed about four months ago, and despite the best medical skill and tender nursing of his wife and family, he never rallied. His religious needs were ministered to by Rev Fr Casey CC, Clara, who consoled him in his last moments.

Deceased, who was 62 years of age was a keen business man, possessed of many sterling characteristics. He was extremely well liked by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, or who came into contact with him either socially or in business. Some years ago he retired from business, having sold out his licensed premises owing to all the raids which were carried out during the recent troubled times and affected his health so much that he had to give up business. After a short time he again returned to business having built up a nice house and shop in Horseleap, where he carried on a brisk trade in the drapery and general provision line.

We desire to associate ourselves fully with the deep sympathy which is felt for his widow, son and daughter, who are left to mourn the loss of a loving husband and affectionate father.

His remains were brought to Horseleap Roman Catholic Church on Wednesday evening. The funeral took place to Horseleap Cemetery on Thursday at 2 o'clock. The large attendence of all classes bore eloquent testimony to the esteem in which the deceased was held. Rev Fr Casey CC, recited the lat prayers at the graveside.

The chief mourners were: Mrs Tracey (widow); Mr P Tracey (son); Mrs Grogan (daughter); Mr M Gragan (son-in-law); Mr Cribbin (brother-in-law); Mrs Grogan and a number of cousins and other relatives. - RIP.

Oct 22, 1927 (WE) Association Football

.Special mention must be made of Tracy (Mullingar's custodian) who gave a splendid display.

Feb 4, 1928 (WE) Leinster Senior League - Div I.

.Special mention must be made of Tracy (in goal) who worked wonders and but for his splendid display the result might have proved different.

Feb 25, 1928 (WE) Association Football

.Mullingar.but Treacy in goal was safe.

Apr 2, 1928 (IT) Mullingar

.A feature was the splendid goal-keeping of Tracey for Mullingar. Perhaps small for his position, he was lithe and sound in his work. But for him Bohemians winning margin would have been at least double.

Sep 17, 1928 (IT) Mullinar

.Tracey the goalkeeper had little to do.

Sep 29, 1928 (WE) Association Football

.Mullingar.Tracey [goalkeeper].

Feb 1, 1930 (WE) Association Football

.Mullingar Celtic.Tracey [goalkeeper].

Feb 4, 1928 (WE) Cycling Accident

Coming from Hoseleap.taking the short cut at the cross roads, where the petrol pump is erected, by riding between the pump and Mrs Tracy's house.

Mar 31, 1928 (WE) Mullingar Estates

A meeting of Land Commission tenants.Joseph Tracey.

Mar 9, 1929 (WE) Good Price for Shorthorn Bull

Mrs E Tracey, Edgeworthstown, purchased a prize shorthorn bull (Kilkee Referee) for the big price of 80 guineas from Mr. RK Wright at the Dublin Show during the week.

Aug 8, 1931 (WE) Drumraney Cycle and Athletic Sports

.Long Jump - 1st M Tracey, Ballinacliffey, 18ft 2in.

1936 London Wills

Michael Tracy of Streamstown Moate county Westmeath died 4 December 1935 at 32 Rathfarnham road Terenure Dublin Probate London 17 February to Patrick Jordan farmer and Thomas John Dowdall solicitor. Effects £6459.17.10 in England.

1937 Mount Temple, Co. Westmeath Schools Collection

About a hundred year's ago Michael Tracy of this district was married to a girl named Tess Seery. The man went on horse-back to the church and the lady walked. When the marriage was over the pair mounted the horse and rode home. The wedding feast consisted of beer go leor, Irish bacon, cabbage, and pan-cakes. When night came the young people of the neighbourhood dressed up with straw. They danced with the bride and got plenty of beer and food.

https://www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/5009121/4988454/5120571

1937/8 Schools Collection

Teresa Shanley, Fearmore, Walderstown, Athlone, Co. Westmeath. Informant Michael Tracey, Killendraw, Moate, age 55, farmer.

http://www.duchas.ie/

1942 US Draft (born between 28 April 1877 and 16 February 1897)

James John Tracey b. 11 Nov 1892 West Meath, Ireland Residence: West Hartford, Connecticut

Louis Vincent Treacy b. 30 Aug 1886 Athlone, Ireland Residence: Queens, New York

Thomas Joseph Tracy b. 15 Aug 1885 West Meade, Ireland Residence: New Haven, Connecticut

Timothy William Tracey b. 25 May 1884 County Westmeath, Ireland Residence: Hartford, Connecticut

1946 OPW Brosna Drainage

"C85/343/578/46" "Brosna: John Tracey, Bracklin, Co.Westmeath" "46"

Jun 11, 1951 (II) Westmeath.Senior Football Championship.P. Treacy.

Irish Settlers in Argentina
Last	First	Spouse's Last Name	Birthplace	Co.	Birth	Arrival	Marriage	Death	Coghlan 1987
Tracey	John	Clavin	Streamstown	Westmeath				1910	142
Tracey	Mary	Murray	Moate	Westmeath	1848	1862		1933	723
Tracey	William Joseph	Kelly	Drumraney	Westmeath	1859		1894	1932	867
Tracey	William								867
Tracey	Charles	Keegan							867
Treacy	Mary	MacCormick			1840				183

Sean Treacy’s Club London The Sean Treacy’s team that competed for the first time in London competitions in 1958; Back row, from left: Con McGrath (Limerick), Thomas Dermody (Kilkenny), P.J. Tobin (Clare), Eddie Hayes (Waterford), Martin Carberry (Waterford), James Hourigan (Limerick), John O’Shea (Waterford), Frank Finneity (Cork). Front row: Paddy Hourigan (Limerick), Michael Leahy (Tipperary), Sean Treacy (Westmeath), Denis Leonard (Limerick), John Connolly (Galway), Michael Maunsell (Limerick), Thomas Gleeson (Kilkenny). http://www.doonbleisce.com/SEAN%20TREACYS%20LONDON.htm

FAMILY HISTORIES

Meath Bonds

Elizabeth Tracy & Worship Wilson 1830 (Marriage Licence Bond)

William Tracey & Catherine Dillon 1801 (Marriage Licence Bond)

Victoria Australia Marriages

1883, 04022, M, Treacy, Joseph, Larkan, Louisa, Westmeath,

1894, 02561, M, Tracy, William Andrew, Daly, Elizabeth, Westmeath Ireland,

Deaths

William Treacy died 1866, Mullingar PLU, aged 31, b. 1835, died 27 Sep 1866 Mullingar REG

Mary Tracy died 1866, Athlone PLU, aged 82, b. 1784, died 16 May 1866 Athlone REG Westmeath

John Tracy died 1867, Athlone PLU, aged 1, b. 1866, died 12 Mar 1867 Athlone Athlone Westmeath

Thomas Tracey died 1867, Athlone PLU, aged 37, b. 1830

Mary Tracy died 1870, Athlone PLU, Aged 62, b. 1808, died 6 Sep 1870

John Tracy, died 1872 Mullingar PLU, aged 70 years, b. 1802 [wrong image in database]

Edward Tracy b. 1832 (LDS)

Hugh Tracy & Mary Quinn

Francis Hugh (b. 7 December 1846 Westmythe, Ireland d. 3 September 1923 Monterey IN) m. Rosanna Freeland

Children:

Arthur Rapheal TRACY b: November 26, 1881 in Dunnington, Benton Co., Indiana

1. John Tracy married Mary Gannon and had a family of five children.

2. Michael Tracy was born in County Westmeath, Ireland, married Mary Moore, and had a family of six sons and one daughter.

3. James Tracy was born in County Westmeath, Ireland, April 12, 1839.

4. William Joseph Tracy.

1901 Commemorative biographical record of Hartford county, Connecticut

William Joseph Tracy, one of the best known meat dealers in Bristol, was born in that borough in the homestead on Curtis street, Nov. 16, 1869.

James Tracy, father of William J., was born in County Westmeath, Ireland, April 12, 1839, and assisted his father on the home farm until he came to America. On April 8, 1857, he landed in New York, and thence came direct to Bristol, Conn., where he worked in various factories until 1868, in that year being employed as engineer by N. L. Birge, with whom he remained for twenty-seven years or until 1895, when he started a meat and vegetable stand on Curtis street.

James Tracy first married. May 7, 1860, Margaret Burke, who died in July, 1863. Mr. Tracy's second marriage took place May 5, 1865, to Katherine Baggett, who was born in Limerick, Ireland, April 7, 1843. The children born to Mr. Tracy by his first wife were three in number, viz. : Ellen and Mary (twins), born Jan. 11, 1861, and of these Ellen died Feb. 22, 1861, and Mary on March 10, 1885; Annie, born May 19, 1863, died Dec. 13, 1863. The second marriage of Mr. Tracy has been blessed with ten children, viz.: James, born March 21, 1866, is employed in J. H. Sessions & Son's factory; John, born March 27, 1867, died April 10, 1867; Margaret, born July 18, 1868, is married to David M. Barry, of Bristol; William Joseph is the subject; Lucy, 'born Sept. 26, 1871 ; Thomas, born June 2, 1873, graduated from Yale College with honors in 1896, and is now in Chicago, Ill. ; Catherine, born Jan. 2, 1877, is a teacher in the Chippin Hill school ; Agnes, born Aug. 19, 1878, was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church choir, and died April 13, 1897; Ellen, born April 21, 1880, is still at home ; and Edward, born March 24, 1883, is employed by the E. Ingraham Co. James Tracy and his family are devout members of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, and in politics he is a Democrat.

Michael Tracy, father of James, was born in County Westmeath, Ireland, and was a farmer. He married Mary Moore, and had a family of six sons and one daughter. John Tracy, father of Michael, was also a farmer. He married Mary Gannon, and had a family of five children.

William Joseph Tracy attended the common schools of Bristol until fifteen years old, then entered the employ of the E. Ingraham Clock Co., and learned and worked at gilding for nine years, when that class of work was discontinued by the company as no longer in vogue. Mr. Tracy then formed a partnership with James Hefferman in the meat trade on Laurel street, under the firm name of Tracy & Hefferman ; but ten months later the firm dissolved and Mr. Tracy started alone, in the same line, on Curtis street, where his father now carries on the trade, William J. having relinquished it at the close of ten months. William J. Tracy next entered the employ of H. E. Kilborne & Co. as clerk, and at the end of two years bought out the firm. He still conducts the business on North Main street, at the old stand, and has the largest, best equipped and most prosperous shop in the town Mr. Tracy was joined in matrimony June 12, 1895, with Miss Ellen B. Lacey, who was born in Palmer, Mass., _April 19, 1873, a daughter of John Lacey, and this marriage has been blessed with two children: William, born April 17, 1897; and Francis, born April 2, 1900. The family reside at No. 282 Summer street, where Mr. Tracy erected his modern dwelling in 1896.

Mr. and Mrs. Tracy are members of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, to the support of which they liberally contribute. He is a member of the A.O.U.W., and of the Y.M.T.A. and B., of which he was one of the organizers and the first president, holding the office for three years. At the last convention of this association, held in 1899, he was elected county director, but resigned after six months service, though he still retains his position as trustee of the society, an office he has held ever since its organization. He is likewise a member of the A.O.H., of Bristol.

Mr. Tracy is a stanch Democrat, and served as constable from 1893 to 1896; was also a member of the board of burgesses from May, 1897, to May, 1899, and during that period was a member of the committees on Sewers and Buildings. He has for years been a member of the Democratic Town Committee. In 1899 he served on the grand jury of the Superior Court of Hartford. He is very popular as a citizen and party man, and he and his wife enjoy the respect of all who know them.

John Treacy m. Mary Kelly 1783 Elphin Diocese

Mary Ann or Anne Tracey & James Duffy

Stephen was the father of James Duffy born around 1849 in Westmeath, Ireland. James married a Mary Ann or Anne tracey/tressy/tracy in 1877 in Westmeath. They sailed on the samuel Plymsoll from Plymouth England to Australia in 1878. They lived in Waverley and Edgecliffe. Ann died 1896 and james died 1912. there were 3 children Delia, William and Mary Ann. On the ship was a Thomas Tracy possible brother to Anna Tracy. if anyone has any more information pls contact me. many thanks in advance.

Rzehak March 2007 http://www.familytreecircles.com/duffy-and-tracy-11649.html

Michael Tracy and Mary Morehead

Thomas A. Tracy

Newspaper Man. Bristol, Conn.

Office, 13 Riverside Avenue. Residence, 152 Curtiss Street

Thomas Andrew Tracy was born June 2d, 1873, at Bristol, Conn. He is a son of James Tracy and Catherine Mary Baggott, who were married May 7th, 1865, at Bristol, and had altogether ten children, five boys and five girls, nine of whom lived to maturity.

James Tracy (b. at West Meath, Ireland, in April, 1834) came to America at the age of eighteen and settled at Bristol, where he has spent the greater part of his life. He was for a time engaged as a stationary engineer, and of recent years as a butcher. His parents were Michael Tracy, a farmer, and Mary Morehead, both of West Meath.

Catherine Mary (Baggott) Tracy (b. April 21st, 1844, at Limerick, Ireland) came to New York State at the age of seventeen, removing thence after one year's residence to Bristol, where she has since lived. Her parents were John Baggott, a farmer, and Catherine Ryan, both of Limerick.

Tracy entered our Class from '95 in January of Freshman year. He received a Second Colloquy at the Junior Exhibition and at Commencement.

He has not been married. (See Appendix.)

Tracy's autobiography runs as follows : "After graduation I studied law in the office of Newell & Jennings, Bristol, Conn., for one year, then accepted the manage- ment of the Bristol "Herald," a weekly newspaper published in that town. In August, 1899, accepted a position with the Parmalee Library Association of Chicago, traveling through Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. After a year and a half returned East and took a position on the staff of the New Britain 'Daily News.' I remained with that paper till March, 1901, when I accepted a position on the editorial staff of the Bristol 'Press,' the news organ of the hustling town of Bristol, with which paper I am still connected."

This was his 1902 installment. In May, 1906, he wrote: "Have continued the straight and narrow path, having been employed by the Bristol Press Publishing Company during all this time. Have enjoyed life thoroughly. Sorry that I cannot attend the Decennial, as I expect to have two months at Denver, Colo., this summer."

There has been private debate at some of the '96 dinners as to the practicability of sending a committee on elections to Bristol, empowered to return with Tom, dead or alive. His unfailing absence is said to have no better explanation than an unwillingness, in his own words, "to frequent the lanes of temptation."

THOMAS A. TRACY

Has done a good deal of newspaper work both as local representative (at Bristol) of the Associated Press and for the Bristol Press Publishing Co.

Thomas A. Tracy was married on June I2th, 1907, at Thotton, Conn., to Miss Marie Nolan, daughter of Patrick Nolan, Thomaston.

Decennial Record of the Class of 1896, Yale College. Published 1907.

Patrick Tracy (b.West Meath Ireland) m. Trica Scully (b: in West Meath Ireland)

Children:

Hugh Tracy (b: MAY 1858 in West Meath, Ireland d. 30 MAY 1924 in 30 North Main ST., Wilkes-Barre, Penn.) m. Mary Caffrey (b: 15 MAR 1855 in Srahnamanragh Bridge, County Mayo, Ireland) 1873

Immigration: MAY 1867 Port of New York

Occupation: 1900 Mine Laborer at Lehigh Valley Coal Co.

Occupation: 1910 Laborer, coal breake, Lehigh Vally Coal Co.

Obituary: Hugh Tracy , a will known and esteen resident of this city, died yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock at his home, 30 North Main St., after a few days illness of pneumonia. Deceased was a member of the A.O.H., ST. Mary's Church and Holy Name Society of that church. He is survived by his wife and the following children, Hugh, of Jersey City, N.J.; Mrs. H. Musicbroad, of Montana; Mrs. Peter Kropp, of this city; Mrs. John Quinn, of Lansford; Francis of this city; Miss Nora Tracey of Baltimore; Miss Rose Tracey, of New York City; Mrs. Peter Dillon, of Plymouth; and Bernard at home.

Children:

1. Hugh James Tracey b: 31 MAR 1874 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.

2. Nora Tracy b: SEP 1878 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.

3. Mary Tracy b: AUG 1880

4. Florence V. Tracy b: NOV 1883 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.

5. Rose Tracy b: FEB 1885 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.

6. Bernard Tracey b: OCT 1886 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.

7. Josephine Tracy b: JUL 1892 in Wilkes-Barre Penn.

8. Celestine Tracy b: 18 JUL 1895 in Wilkes-Barre Penn.

9. Francis Tracy b: in Wilkes-Barre Penn.

10. Patrick F. Tracy b: 1876 in Wilkes-Barre Pa.

1838 – 1918 Irish Nuns and Sisters of the Catholic Church in Australia

Record

Religious Order

Order Centre

Religious Name

Surname

Christian Name

Father's Christian Name

Mother's Name

Birthdate

County of Birth

Date Entered

Date of Death

Comments

10659

Mercy

Melbourne

Paula

Tracy

Sarah

Westmeath

1879/09/21

21/01/10

Buried Mgc. Died Malvern. Entered Fitzroy.

http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/emigration/irish_nuns_australia_surname6.htm

William Tracey

Birth Date: 11 May 1873

Birth Place: Westminth, Ireland

Residence: Brooklyn, New York

Passport Issue Date: 12 Sep 1924

Father Name: Thomas Tracey

Father's Birth Location: Ireland

Father's Residence: Deceased

Emigrated: October 1895

Neutralised February 8 1904

Athlone (St. Mary’s Westmeath) [See also Roscommon]

Hugh Tracy & Catherine

Hannah Tracy bapt St Mary’s 1779

Joannis Tracy/[Thrassy or Hrasy] & Brigida Cassin

Brigida Tracy b. 1 Jan 1813 of Athlone Sp. Petrus Daly & Rosa Conway of Athlone. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Joannes Thrassy b. 16 Jun 1815 of Athlone Sp. Thomas McGlanghlin & Maria McGlanghlin. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Brigidam Trasey married Jacobus Farrell 21 Feb 1813 of St Marys Wit: Joannes Trasy & Anna Walsh of Athlone. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Maria Trasy/Treacy & Joannes Fegan

Thomas Fegan b. 2 Jan 1815 of Moranhill Sp. Timotheus Fegan of Athlone & Catharina Molone of Anadar. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Matheum Fegan b. 9 Sep 1821 Sp. Matheus Treacy & Cathaina Kelly. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Thoma Threacy & Dorothea Fallen

Franciscum Threacy b. 4 Aug 1817 Sp. Johannis Reily & Francisca Denison? St. Mary's Parish, Athlone

Thoma Treacy & Dorathie Gallin?/Tracy

Thomam Treacy b. 3 Sep 1820 Sp. Patritius Naghtan & Cath. Treacy. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Mathauni Tracy b. 19 Jun 1825 of Morans Hill Sp. Joannes Diylas & Maria Tracy. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Matthew Thracy of Athlone Diig married Catherine Farrall 9 Jan 1818 Wit: Johanne Clark & Anna Caring. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Mathei Treacy & Catherine Farrell

Margaritam Treacy b. 21 Jan 1819 Sp. Michaell Norton & Maria Anna Farrell. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Laurentii Treacy/Treasy & Marie Callecan?/Corragan [see Roscommon]

Annam Treacy b. 16 Jun 1820 of Strand? St? Sp. Johanne Ba?lass? & Margarita Di??ing?. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Thomam Treasy b. 14 Nov 1824 of Athlone Sp. Joannes Treasy & Elenora Brady?. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Mary Tracy died 1869, Athlone PLU, Aged 84, b. 1785, died 4 Nov 1869 Athlone, relative Tho Comigan

Danielis Treacy & Frances Mungan [see St. Peter's Athlone Parish Roscommon]

Ellenoram Treacy b. 2 Aug 1820 Sp. Bernardus Conway & Anna McDaniel. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Daniel Tracey m. Fanny Monga 12^th May 1806 (Artillery drivers Thomas Sexton & Farrel Clannington witnesses.)

Edward Treacy ch. 1^st June 1817 at Drum son of Daniel Treacy & Francis Mongan

Eleanor Treacy ch. Aug 1820 St Mary’s

Jacob Treacy and Catherine Smith

Martin Treacy b. 14^th Nov 1823 St Mary’s

Mariam Tracy of Athlone married Patritium Whelan 28 Nov 1840 Wit: Michl Kelly & Elizabeta Deegan. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Maria Tracy & Patritii Whelan

Mariannam Whelan b. 2 Apr 1843 Sp. Joanne Tracy & Bridgitta Farrell. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Bridgittam Whelan b. 13 Oct 1844 Sp. Bernardo M'Donnell & Bridgitta Tracy. St. Mary's Parish, Athlone

Elizabetham Whelan b. 1 Mar 1845 of Auburn Sp. Joanna Dunphy & Elliza Tweacy. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Jacobi Tracy & Elizabetha Keefe

Jacobum Tracy b. 2 Jun 1844 of Cornamaddy Sp. Thoma Pridy & Maria Butler. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Joannis Tracy & Catherina Dalton

Annam Tracy b. 8 Jan 1847 Derries Of Bonavally [Derries Bunnavally] Sp. Joanne Derurin & Rosa Doran. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Patritium Tracy b. 7 Mar 1849 Derries Sp. Patritio Tracy & Maria Galvin. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Mariam Treacy b. 29 Apr 1851 Derries Of Bonavally Sp. Thoma Galvin & Maria Dalton. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Bridgidam Treacy b. ? April 1854 ? Bonavally Sp. Hugone Galvin & Maria Doran. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Joannem Treacy b. 23 Sep 1857 Derries Sp. Joanne Egan & Eleonara Treacy. St. Mary's Athlone Parish

Maria Tracey & Petri Byrne

Michaelem Byrne b. 15 Mar 1847 of Auburn Sp. Dyionsis McNamara & Maria Ryan. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Maria Treasy & Patritii Mullaly

Mariam Whelan b. 21 May 1848 of Ballykeeran Sp. Maria Gilligan. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Annam Treacy married Gulielmus Boles (14 Reg) 25 Oct 1850 Wit: Rev Patritic Daidis & Susanna Cody. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Elizabetha Treacy & Guilelmi Nerny

Elizabetham Nerny b. 1 Jan 1851 of Irishtown Sp. Patritis Tiery & Maria Tiery. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Patritius Treacy married Mariam Treacy of Tangiers Lane 26 Jan 1860 Wit: Joanne Treacy & Margarita Lennon. St. Mary's, Athlone Parish

Mary Tracy & Thomas Sparks

Elizabeth Sparks and Tracy b. ??? December 1862 Athlone (LDS)

Mary Tracy

Rose b. 26 November 1870 (LDS)

Mary Tracy

Rose Tracy b. 26 Nov 1870 The Derries [St Marys, Athlone] Mary Galin?, her mark, present at birth, The Derries [Athlone Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Patrick Bourke/Burke Tracy/Treacy, full [age], bachelor, solicitor, lives Athlone [St. Marys, Athlone Westmeath OR St. Peters Roscommon], (s. of William Tracy, head constable R.I.C.) married Rosana Sarah Hynes, full [age], spinster, merchant, lives Athlone, (d. of James Hynes, dead, merchant) 25 November 1884 St. Marys Wit: John Duffy & Celia Ward [Athlone Athlone PLU Westmeath] [see Agnes Treacy]

28 November 1884 Freeman's Journal

William Treacy, Roundstone, to Rosanna, eldest daughter of the late James Hynes, of Athlone.

7 January 1893 (NG) Death

January 6, at Court Devenish, Athlone, Sarah, the beloved wife of P.B. Treasy, formerly of Nenagh.

Treacy and Cranwell - July 26, 1939 at St. Joseph's Church, Mayfield Cork, James Treacy B.Sc. 12 Auburn Terrace, Athlone, younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Treacy, Summerhill, Cork to Mary Mercia, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sherlock, Cranwell, Mount Eagle, Montenotte Park, Cork.

St. Mary's Church of Ireland Athlone

1779 Hugh & Catherine [Tracy], Athlone their daughter Hannah, baptd. St. Mary’s

1782 James [Tracy], fisherman, Athlone Co Westmeath, a witness [to a deed]

1797 Elinor [Tracy] St. Mary’s married at St Mary’s to Thomas Horton P.o.W [Prince of Wales Regiment?]

1797 Margaret [Tracy] married at St Mary’s to Wm Newcomber of do Fencibles

1827 Christopher [Tracy] married at St Mary’s to Anne Murphy

1828 Bridget [Tracy] Ballyloughloe [near Athlone Westmeath] married at St Mary’s to Charles Kennedy, Co Longford

1834 Messrs Cunniff & Tracy principals of Shamble Street School

1858 William [Tracy] Dublin gate Street, voter 1858 & 59

1859 Michael [Tracy] a witness to a marriage in St. Mary’s

Burgess, John B. (John Buchanan), 1885-1960 (Main Author) The dictionary of Athlone biography to 1871

Rhyming headstone, Abbey Graveyard, Athlone.

To the memory of Patk Tracy Died 28th October 1816

Beneath this humble pile is placed

In Mother’s arms easy

A man whom moral virtues grac’d

His name was Patrick Tracy

Two score and seven years

Doth mark for you the time

That he has spent in sighs and tears

To earn the promis’d clime

May Christ in whom we hope to rise

Preserve his soul from pain

Until reunion doth surprise

Both never to part again

Requiescat in Pace

Hazel A Ryan’s Athlone Abbey graveyard inscriptions, p.65

Jun 21 1935 (II) Westmeath Bride The marriage took place at St. Michaels Church, Dun Laoghaire of Mr. Michael S. O Raghallaigh, MA, B.Comm, Inspector of Taxes, Wexford, and Miss K. Treacy, Glasson, Athlone. Mr. James P. Kane, B.Comm., was best man, and the bridesmaids were Miss Aileen Lally B.Comm and Miss Mary Barrrett UCD. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. Michael Treacy. Nuptial Mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. L. McCann, BA CC Fairview, assisted by the Rev. p. Doyle CC Ceannannus Mor. The wedding breakfast was held in the Carlisle Hotel, Dun Laoghaire. O'Reilly and Treacy - June 19 1935 at St. Michael's Church Dun Laoghaire.Michael J., M.A. B.Comm H.D.E. son of James J. O'Reilly and the late Mrs. Katherine O'Reilly, 47 St. Patrick's Road, Drumcondra to Kitty, daughter of Mrs. Brigid Treacy and the late Michael Treacy, Glasson, Athlone.

Ballinahown (Offaly/Westmeath)

Hanora/Honora Treasy/Tracy & Michl Connelly

Joannem Connelly b. 8 Dec 1826 Sp. Joannes Treasy & Maria Conway. Ballinahown Parish

Jacobum Connolly b. 1 Nov 1828 Sp. Jacobus McLoughlin & Eleanora Burns. Ballinahown Parish

Michaelim Connolly b. 20 Dec 1831 Sp. Michl Quade & Maria Connolly. Ballinahown Parish

Pat Connolly b. 10 Jun 1830 Sp. Jno Connolly & Cath Connolly. Ballinahown Parish

Catherine Treasy & Thoma Brady

Joannem Brady b. 9 Aug 1827 Sp. Patritius Gronden & Bridgt Kenny. Ballinahown Parish

Gulielmi Treacy & Eleanore Walsh

Jacobum Tracy b. 4? Jan 1831 Sp. Miche Tracy & Cathe Walsh Ballinahown Parish

Patritin Tracy b. 17 May 1835 Sp. John Tracy & Maria Walsh Ballinahown Parish

Annam Treacy b. 13 Jul 1837 Sp. Patritius Sheridan & Brigida Buckly. Ballinahown Parish

Gilbertus Tracy b. 4 Mar 1844 Sp. Danielis Duffy & Joanna Gaffy Ballinahown Parish

Daniel Tracy b. 4 Mar 1844 Sp. Thoma Walsh & Brigida Walsh Ballinahown Parish

Maria Tracy b. 21 Sep 1845 Sp. Daniel Gaffy & Alicia Leery Ballinahown Parish

Eleanor Tracy/Tressy & Daniel Duffy/Gaffy

Jacobi Duffy b. 12 Apr 1836 Sp. Joannes Duffy & Catherina Tracy. Ballinahown Parish

Daniel Gaffy b. 14 Oct 1838 Sp. Patritius Lynch & Elenora Brady. Ballinahown Parish

Elenora Duffy b. 17 Apr 1842 Sp. Joannes Tracy & Catherina Duffy. Ballinahown Parish

Honoram Treacy married Nicolaum Kilreay 28 Apr 1837 Wit: Joannes Lally & Michael Treacy. Ballinahown Parish

Michael Treacy married Rosa Buckly 13 Jul 1837 Wit: Thoma Rouhan & Gulielmus Treacy. Ballinahown Parish

Michaelis Tracy & Rose/Rosa Buckly

Joannes Tracy b. 12 Dec 1841 Sp. Thoma Ruhan & Catherina Tracy Ballinahown Parish

Maria Tracy b. 2 Jan 1844 Sp. Malachias Buckly & Eliza Buckly Ballinahown Parish

Anne Tressy & Gulielmi McDonald

Jacobum McDonald b. 4 Dec 1838 Sp. Joannis Armstrong & Maria Fulton. Ballinahown Parish

Brigida Tressy married Joannes Cuffe 19 May 1839 Wit: Patriticus Tressy & Jacobus Daly. Ballinahown Parish

Brigida Tracy & Joannis Cuffe

Brigida Cuffe b. 6 Nov 1843 Sp. Guilielmus Tralace & Marie Anne McGuiniss. Ballinahown Parish

Catherina Tracy married Thomas Walsh 7 Jul 1843 Wit: Joannes Tracy & Maria Duffy. Ballinahown Parish

Micl Tracy & Anne Costello

Michael Tracy b. 8 Apr 1856 Sp. Patritio Spollen & Anna Dutton Ballinahown Parish

Annam Tracy b. 12 Jul 1857 Sp. Edwd Duttan & Maria Kenny Ballinahown Parish

Thom Treacey? married Mariam Moran 4 Mar 1878 Wit: Laurientium Costello & Ketrina? Sebllar?. Moate Parish

Thomas Tracey/Treacy, full age, bachelor, labourer, lives Kilgarvin [Kilgarvan Kilcleagh], (s. of Mick Treacey, labourer) married Mary Moran, full age, spinster, farmers daughter, lives Bracca Ballinahown [Brackagh Kilcumreragh] [Ballynahown Kilcleagh], (d. of John Moran, farmer) 04 March 1878 RC Chapel Moate Wit: Laurence Costello & Mary Moran [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed his mark

Michael Tracey & Ann Costaler

Thomas Michael b. 1851 d. 27 December 1908 Hospital for the Insane, Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia m. Mary Moran 4 March 1878 Co. Westmeath. (LDS)

Thomas Michael Tracey (b. 1851 in Westmeath, Ireland d. December 27, 1908 Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia) m. Mary A Moran March 4, 1878 in Ireland

Father of Ellen Olive Tracey

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tracey-366

Catherine Tracy & Martini Mulloney

Jacobum Mulloney b. 29 Jun 1856 Sp. Michl Mangan & Maria Malone. Ballinahown Parish

Catherinam Tracy married Jacobum Costello 30 Jul 1861 Wit: Thoma Saules & Brigida Duffy. Ballinahown Parish

Catherine Tracy & Jacobi Costello

Thomam Costello b. 9 Jun 1862 Sp. Gulielmo Duffy & Honora Tracy. Ballinahown Parish

Mariam Costello b. 27 Jul 1864 Sp. Patritio Hickey & Brigida Dulton. Ballinahown Parish

Marge/Margarta Tracy & Patricii Staunton

Jacobum Staunton b. 13 May 1860 Sp. Thoma Divey & Anna Tracy. Ballinahown Parish

Mariam Staunton b. 7 Aug 1864 Sp. Joanne Fooly & Brigida Tracy. Ballinahown Parish

Eleonoram Tracy married Thomam Doolan 18 Feb 1871 Wit: Joanne Doolan & Elizabetha Batton. Ballinahown Parish [see Kilkenny West]

Ellen Tracy, spinster, lives Kilgowan Co Westmeath, (d. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married Thomas Doolan, of full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Maghera Co Westmeath, (s. of William Doolan, farmer) 18 February 1871 RC Chapel Balnahowen Wit: John Doolan & Eliza [Ellen crossed out] Dalton, their marks [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed his mark

Eleonora/Hellenae Tracy/Tracey & Jacobi Gormly [see Tubber Parish Offaly]

Jacobum Gormly b. 7 May 1871 Sp. Dyonisis Gerety & Elizabetha Tracy. Ballinahown Parish

Brigidam Gormly b. 8 Aug 1875 Sp. Thoma Fitzpatrick & Brigida Egan. Ballinahown Parish

Josephum Gormly b. 30 Sep 1877 Sp. Jacobo Kenny & Elizabetha Tracy. Ballinahown Parish

Michael Gormley b. 12 May 1880 Sp. Benerdo Kenny & Maria Egan. Ballinahown Parish

Annam Tracy married Jacobum Duffy 14 Jul 1877 Wit: Thoma Dalton & Eleonora McDermott. Ballinahown Parish

Anne Tracy, of full age, spinster, BLANK, lives Big Bog Kilgarvin [Kilgarvan Kilcleagh], (d. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married James Duffy, of full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Big Bog Kilgarvin Co Westmeath, (s. of Stephen Duffy, farmer) 14 July 1877 RC Chapel Ballinahown Wit: James Dalton & Ellen McDermott [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed her mark

Anne Tracy & Jacobi Duffy

Mariam Duffy b. 1 Jul 1877 Sp.Elizabetha Costello. Ballinahown Parish

Laurentium Trasy married Mariam Daly 11 Oct 1877 Wit: Laurentio Costello & Elizabethe Daly. Ballinahown Parish

Laurence Tracy, of full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Big Bog [in Kilgarvan Kilcleagh], Westmeath, (s. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married Maria Daly, BLANK, spinster, BLANK, lives Clonadirig Kings Co [Clonaderg Clonmacnoise], (d. of William Daly, farmer) 11 October 1877 RC Chapel Ballinahoun Wit: Laurence Costello & Eliza Daly [Moate Athlone PLU] signed his mark

Ballinahown Parish Deaths

Joannes Tracy of Kilgavin, died 14 Dec 1831

Catherina Tracy alias Hefernan of Kilgarvin, died 16 Jan 1844

Rosa Tracy alias Buckly of Kilgarvin, died 16 Jan 1845

Michael Tracy of Newtown, died 6 Apr 1857

Ballymore

James Tracy & Cathe Smith/Smyth

Mary Tracy b. 22 Jun 1831 Sp. John Keegan & Sara Smith. Ballymore Parish

James Tracy b. 20 Apr 1834 Sp. Thos King & Biddy Murphy. Ballymore Parish

Catharina Tracy b. 27 Jun 1837 Sp. John King & Catherine Smyth. Ballymore Parish

Margret Tracy b. 19 Jul 1841 Sp. Martin Donlon & Mary Brien. Ballymore Parish

John Tracy & Elin McGray?

James Tracy b. 8 May 1834 Sp. William Duffy & Elin Kenna. Ballymore Parish

John Tracy & Elizab Clack/Clarke

Michl Tracy b. 12 Apr 1835 Sp. Thos Moran & Cath Kolamed?. Ballymore Parish

Thomas Tracy b. 9 Oct 1837 Sp. John Fox & Ellen Clarke. Ballymore Parish

Prince Albert Galway to New York City 8 Nov 1860

Michael Tracy, 24, laborer, b. 1836 Ireland

Malick Tracy, 20, laborer, b. 1840 Ireland

Malacky Tracy, 29, single, b. 1840 Irland (s. of John Tracy & Eliza Clark) married Delia Flynn, 27, Single, b. 1842 Irland (d. of Michael Flynn & Bridget Carmrik) on the 7 Feb 1869 Manhattan, New York

Pat Tracy & Rose Rush

Michl Tracy b. 27 Dec 1836 Sp. Rose Tracy. Ballymore Parish

Ann Tressy? & William Kegan

Ann Kegan b. 27 Jun 1837 Sp. James Nolan & Dolly Moriaril?. Ballymore Parish

Rose Tracy married James Coughlin ? Apr 1839 Wit: Peter Ricard & Rose Gray. Ballymore Parish

Thos Trasy & Eliza Clark

Mary Trasy b. 2 Jul 1840 Sp. Rose Treacy. Ballymore Parish

Michael Tracy married Cath Ward 4 Jan 1842 Wit: Mathew Power & Margret Fox. Ballymore Parish

Dorothy Tracy married James Cunningham 4 Apr 1856 Wit: Richard Snow & Bridget Moran. Ballymore Parish [see Tracy Peerage Case]

Ellen Tracy, 25, spinster, farmers daughter, lives Ballyclyduff [Ballycloghduff Drumraney], (d. of Michl Tracy, farmer) married Thomas Dolan, 35, bachelor, herd, lives Clonynaughly, (s. of James Dolan, farmer) 7 February 1869 RC Chapel Drumrany Wit: John Donlon & Margaret Tracy, his mark [Ballymose? Ballymahon PLU]

Ellen Tracy married Thos Dolan 7 Feb 1869 Wit: John Donlan & Margt Tracy. Drumraney Parish

Ellen Tracy m. Thomas Dolan 7 February 1869 Drumraney (LDS)

Ellen Tracy & Thomas Dolan

Mary Dolan b. 24 Jul 1871 Sp. Richard Ganly & Mary Ganly. Ballymore Parish

Ann Dolan b. 5 May 1875 Sp. Gorge Sweeny & Ellen Ganly. Ballymore Parish

Michael Dolan b. 24 Aug 1879 Sp. Wm Donnellan & Ros Finneran?. Ballymore Parish [Note: Michael Dolan married in St Finbar's Cork Sep 25, 1912 to Margaret Brady]

Elena Tracey (of Ballymore? Trewtywiastmat? [Ballymore County Westmeath?] England, 21?) & Antonio Gey (of Argiles? Tarbes? France, 29) [see Traceys of Argentina]

Pedro Luis Gey bapt. 27 Aug 1885 Catedral Inmaculada Concepción del Buen Viaje, Morón, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ilisia Treace (b. Ballemore, Musana? Ireland, 27?) & Antonio Guz (b. Semper, Farbes, France, 31, profesion: quntero)

Miguel Juan Gey bapt. 28 Jun 1887 Catedral Inmaculada Concepción del Buen Viaje, Morón, Buenos Aires, Argentina Sp. Leon Gey, b. France, 26? & Maria Canton b. France, 21?) [Written note: Gey or Giez]

Elena Trecy & Antonio Guy

Elena Guy bapt. 31 May 1898 Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina

Castlepollard

Ann Tracy & John Fagan

James Farrel Fagan b. 14 Aug 1842 Sp. Richd McCormuck & Eliza McCormuck. Castlepollard Parish

Mary Fagan b. 25 Nov 1843 Sp. Jas Turner & Anne Reilly. Castlepollard Parish

Castletown Geoghegan

Margt Tracy & Michl Killian?

Margt Killian? b. 14 Mar? 1830 Sp. John Tracy & Marcella Killia?. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Mary Tracy & Michl/Michael Carey/Casey

Chrisropher Casey b. 24 Apr 1830 Sp. Christopher Cuskala & Cath Galvin. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Bridgt Casrey b. 10 Jul 1833 Sp. Michl Daly & Mary Daly. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Marcella Carey b. 25 May 1836 Sp. Thomas Handchode? & Catharine Cary. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Ellen Casey b. 28 Dec 1840 Sp. Thomas Cuskaly & Anne Handibade. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

John Tracy married Mary Ryan 14 Jan 1830 Wit: Laur McDermod & Mary Brennan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

John/Jno Tracy & Mary Ryan/Rian

Simon Tracy b. 1 Dec 1834 Sp. Peter Tylar & Margret Ryan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Mary Tracy b. 4 Nov 1835 Sp. John Newman & Mary Gannon. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Anne Tracy b. 6? Jun 1839 Sp. Tom Killian & J Lowe. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

John Tracy b. 23 May 1841 Sp. Joseph Ryan & Bridget Flood. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Mich Tracy b. 15 Jan 1854 Sp. Jos & Mary Filan?. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

BEST MATCH

Joseph Treacy, b. 10 Aug 1842 Ireland, (s. of John Treacy & Mary Ryan, both born Ireland), died 13 Dec 1906 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Married, Clothier

[see Colonel Jeanne Marie Treacy]

John Tracy & Bridgt Burns?

James Tracy b. 18 Jun 1830 Sp. Martin & Mary Kegan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Margt/Margaret Tracy & James Donoher

Danl Donoher b. 24? Aug 1830 Sp. John Donoher & Margt Cowly. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Michael Donogher b. 30 Sep 1832 Sp. Mathew Cowly & Rose Donogher. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

James Donoher b. 16 Sep 1834 Sp. Path Fox & Mary Ryan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Elizabeth Doneher b. 16 May 1836 Sp. Patk Neil & Margt Colosny. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Patt Donoher b. 4 Mar 1838 Sp. Pat Carty & Anne Donoher. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Maggy Tracy & Wm Loughlan

Mary Loughlan b. 15 Sep 1830 Sp. John Kegan & Celia Tracy. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Michl Tracy & Madge Down?

Anne Tracy b. 31 Jan 1832 Sp. John Carey & Mary Carey. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Mary Tracy & Michl Kilian?

Mary Kilian b. 22 Aug 1832 Sp. Matthew Grehan & Margt Kilian. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

James Tracey & Anne Lawlor

James Tracey b. 4 Dec 1842 Sp. Michl Shanahan & Sarah Brennan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Esther Tracy married Richd Kennehan 18 Jan 1849 Wit: John Newman & Ann Ryan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Ester Tracy & Richd Keeahan

Elis Keenahan b. 19 Dec 1850 Sp. Thos Colgan & Mary Moran. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Thos Tracy married Elisa Neille 31 Jan 1853 Wit: Edwd Gavagan & Mary Tracy. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

George Tracey married Bridget Eighan 19 Feb 1871 Wit: John Farrell & Anne Toole. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish [see Rochfortbridge]

George Tracy/Treacy, 20 years, bachelor, servant, lives Balykillmore [Ballykilmore Newtown], (s. of Joseph Tracy, dealer) married Bridget Eighan, 25 years, spinster servant, lives Tyrrellspass [Newtown], (d. of Bryan Eighan, deceased, labourer) 19 February 1871 RC Chapel Raheenmore Wit: John Farrel & Ann Tool [Tyrrellspass Mullingar PLU]

Rose Tracy

Thomas Tracy b. 16 Mar 1874 Rathgarret [Rathgarrett Newtown] Rose Tracy, her mark, mother, Rathgarret [Tyrrellspass Mullingar PLU]

Honor Tracey married Martin Dugan 24 Feb 1876 Wit: Joseph Keegan & Mary Keegan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Honor Tracy, Do [full age], spinster, " [labourer], lives Do [Castletown G], (d. of Michael Tracy, labourer) married Martin Dugan, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives Castletown G, (s. of Dan Dugan, labourer) 24 February 1876 RC Chapel of Castle G Wit: Joseph Keegan & Mary Keegan [Castletown Geoghegan Mullingar PLU]

Honoria Tracy & Martin Duggan

Daniel Duggan b. 29 Mar 1877 Cloneel [in Castletown Geoghegan], Mullingar County Westmeath (LDS)

Alicia Tracey married Michael Quinn 16 September 1880 Wit: Owen Quinn & Mary Anne Ryan. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

Alicia Tracey, full [age], spinster, farmers daughter, lives Terryenew [Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen], (d. of John Tracey, farmer) married Michael Quinn. full [age], bachelor, farmer lives Walterstown [Carrick], (s. of Michael Quinn, farmer) 16 September 1880 RC Chapel Castletowngroghegan Wit: Owen Quinn & Mary Anne Ryan [Castletowngroghan Mullingar PLU]

John Tracey married Mary Scally 27 Jul 1881 Wit: Thomas Phelan & Nannie Moran. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

John Tracey/Treacy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Terrycrew [Teernacreeve Castletownkindalen], (s. of John Tracey, alive, farmer) married Mary Scally, 20 years, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Toorlisnanmore [Castletownkindalen, (d. of Thomas Scally, dead, farmer) 27 July 1881 RC Chapel Castletown G Wit: Thoma Phelan & Nannie Moran [Castle G Mullingar PLU]

Martin Treacy, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives Cloncah Castletown G [Cloonagh Castletownkindalen], (s. of Michael Treacy, labourer) married Catherine McCormack, full [age], spinster, labourer, lives Cloncah Castletown G, (d. of Peter? McCormack, labourer) 30? July 1887 RC Chapel Castletown Groghegan Wit: Christopher McCormack & Mary Anne [McCormack crossed out] Swords? [Castletown G Mullingar PLU] signed their marks

Deaths

Margaret Tracy, died 1872 Castletown Geoghegan Mullingar PLU, aged 72 years, b. 1800, widow, labourers widow, died 24 Jan 1872 Castletown [Castletownkindalen - Castletown-Geoghegan? RC?], Martin Tracy, his mark, in attendence during last illness, Castletown

Pat Tracey
The Late Pat Tracey

The Castletown-Geoghegan club mourned the passing of their club president Pat Tracey in January. In his younger days, Pat was a noted player and was an integral member of the Castletown team that won a three in-a-row of senior hurling championships in the 1950s. He also represented his county in senior hurling and played underage football with Ballinagore. Other players were Christy Treacy and Jack Treacy.

When Castletown won the first of their three in-a-row in 1956, Pat returned home from England to play in the final against Rickardstown and had an outstanding game, despite being pitted against the legendary John ‘Jobber’ McGrath. Pat’s performance was all the more remarkable considering that he cycled to the game. After his playing career ended, Pat served his club as a selector and enjoyed nothing better on the long summer evenings than watching the players train and play hurling. He also enjoyed the underage games and always encouraged the youngsters in Castletown to play hurling.

Clara and Horseleap (Offaly/Westmeath)

Anne Treacy married Daniel Brazil 29 Nov 1823 Wit: John Treacy & Bridget Hogan. Clara and Horseleap Parish

Bridget Tracey married Patt Digan 15 Feb 1825 Wit: Lackey & Mary Degham. Clara and Horseleap Parish

Cath Tracy married Christopher Kelly 3 Nov 1833 Wit: Jane Norris & Patk Boyle. Clara and Horseleap Parish

Cathn/Catherine Tracy/Treacy & Christopher Kelly

James Kelly b. 13 Oct 1839 of Monygall [Moneygall Cullenwaine Offaly] Sp. William Maher & Margt Maher. Moneygall Parish

Jane Kelly b. 15 Nov 1844 of Brusna [Brosna Kilmurryely] Sp. LaurenceM'Donell & Elisa? Montarshal?. Shinrone Parish

Hugh Tracey married Mary Quinn 11 Feb 1839 Wit: Nichs Quinn & Johna Donavan. Clara and Horseleap Parish

Patt Hasy married Esther Nolan 19 Apr 1841 Wit: William & Mary Flaherty. Clara and Horseleap Parish

Brigt Tracey maaried Thomas Casey 21 Mar 1859 Wit: Wm Ridney & Mullen. (Note: By special licence) Clara and Horseleap Parish

Anne Treacy? & Wm Masterson

Thos Masterson b. 6 May 1862 Sp. Wm Farrell & Mary Sraghan. Clara and Horseleap Parish

William Tracy & Anna Jordon [see Tracy Peerage Case]

Anna Maria Tracy b. 30 Jan 1863 Sp. Catherine Ennis & Josp Tracy. Clara and Horseleap Parish

Margaret Mary Tracy b. 30 Jan 1863 Sp. Margaret Ennis & Joseph Tracy. Clara and Horseleap Parish

William Tracy & Hannah Jordan

Anne b. 9 November 1864 Castletown Geoghegan (LDS)

Teresa b. 13 April 1866 Castletown Geoghegan (LDS)

William b. 12 September 1867 Castletown Geoghegan (LDS)

Margaret b. 15 May 1869 Castletown Geoghegan (LDS)

William Tracy, farmer and shopkeeper, & Hannah Jordan

Anne Tracy b. 9 Nov 1864 of Streamstown [Ardnurcher, or Horseleap]. William Tracy, father, Streamstown [Castletown Geoghegan Mullingar PLU]

Teresa Tracy b. 13 Apr 1866 of Streamstown. William Tracy, father, Streamstown [Castletown Geoghegan Mullingar PLU]

William Tracy b. 12 Sep 1867 of Streamstown. William Tracy, father, Streamstown [Castletown Geoghegan Mullingar PLU]

Margaret Tracy b. 15 May 1869 Streamstown. William Tracy, father, Streamstown [1869 8 361 Castletown Groghegan Mullingar PLU]

1856? Tracy Peerage Case

1.1.5.5.3.3.3 William Tracy now living in Streamstown. He married Hannah Jordan and has issue 3 children

1.1.5.5.3.3.3.1 Joseph Tracy

1.1.5.5.3.3.3.2 Mary Tracy

1.1.5.5.3.3.3.3 Daniel Tracy

William Tracy (Tracey) and Hannah Tracy. [see Traceys of Argentina]

John Tracey. Born in 1858 in Streamstown, Co. Westmeath, Ireland. Died 8.6.1910 in Chivilcoy, PBsAs (Civil Registration Act 286). Married in marriage with Mary Clavin and Casey, born 28.1.1856 in San Vicente, PBsAs, daughter of Joseph and Clavin and Ronan Scally and Mary Casey.

http://www.irishgenealogy.com.ar/genealogia/T/Tracey/john.htm

John Tracey, born 1858 Streamstown, Co. Westmeath Ireland died on 08/06/1910 in Chivilcoy Argintina (son of William Tracy & Hannah Tracy) married Mary Clavin y Casey, born 28/01/1856 in San Vicente (daughter of Joseph Clavin y Ronan and Mary Casey y Scally)

1. Juan Emilio Tracey y Clavin bapt 1885 in the Church of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Suipacha, died 1954 buried in the cemetery of Chivilcoy, Single.

2. Teresa Tracey y Clavin b. 03/10/1889 Chivilcoy, bapt. 14/10/1899 Church of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Suipacha Sp. John Fagan of Chivilcoy & Ana Catalina Keegan of Chivilcoy, d. 05/25/1954 Chivilcoyburied in the cemetery of Chivilcoy. Married 14/03/1908 at the Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Suipacha, to Joseph Kelly y Allen (son of William Kelly and Kathleen Allen y Seery) Witnesses: John Tracy, of this country, 23, residing in Chivilcoy & Nora Kelly, of this country, 19, residing in Navarro.

3. María Luisa Tracey y Clavinas born on 04/09/1891 bapt. 05/25/1891 Church of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Suipacha Sp. Patrick Gaynor of Chacabuco & Bridget Keegan of Chacabuco, d. in 1963, buried in Sienda Cemetery Chivilcoy. Single.

4. José Guillermo Tracey y Clavin bapt. 1898 Church of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, Suipacha, d. in 1983 buried in the cemetery of Chivilcoy. Married to Catherine Capurro. With offspring.

Photographs

John Tracey y María Clavin y Casey en BsAs, cerca de 1870.

https://picasaweb.google.com/irishphotoalbum/JOHNTRACEYMARIACLAVINYCASEYPHOTOALBUM#5203237364106396578

Casamiento [marriage] de José Kelly y Allen & Teresa Tracey y Clavin.

https://picasaweb.google.com/irishphotoalbum/JOHNTRACEYMARIACLAVINYCASEYPHOTOALBUM#5203237342631560082

DEATHS

Hannah Tracy died 1869, Mullingar PLU, Aged 39, b. 1830, died 3 Nov 1869 Streamstown [Ardnurcher, or Horseleap]

Martin Tracy, died 1871, Castletown Groghan Mullingar PLU, aged 88 years, b. 1783, bachelor, gentleman, died 3 Apr 1871 Streamstown [Ardnurcher, or Horseleap - Clara and Horseleap RC?], Michael, Dalton, present at death, Streamstown [also witness to death of Margaret Dalton, aged 74 years, herds widow, died 28 Mar 1871 Bunenagh [Bunanagh Ardnurcher, or Horseleap]] [see Tracy Peerage Case]

5 June 1886 (N) Death

Tracy - May 29, 1886, at Streamstown, Mary eldest daughter of William Tracy. RIP

22 January 1887 (N) Death

Tracy - January 16, 1887, at Streamstown, county Westmeath, Anne, fourth daughter of William Tracey.

11 May 1888 (N) Death

Tracy - May 7, 1888 at Streamstown, county Westmeath, William Tracy, aged 60 years.

Ardnurcher Churchyard, Co., Westmeath [see Tracy Peerage Case]

This tomb is erected to the memory of Malachy Tracy, of Meldrim, who departed this life 22^nd day of June 1816, aged 74 years. May his Soul rest in Peace, Amen.

Clara & Horseleap Parish Deaths

Marcella Tracy of Donore, died 3 Mar 1829

Thomas Tracy of Kilmalady, died 22 Dec 1829

Martin Treacy of Clonimucinglen?, died 19 Feb 1837

Malachy Treacy of Streamstown, died 31 Jan 1844

Dec 3, 1898 (WE) Death of Mr. Daniel Tracy, Streamstown. Relatives brother Michael Tracy and sister Miss Tracy [Teresa?].

Patrick Joseph Tracey

Hi, just a quick note to find out if there are any Traceys left in this area. My father is Patrick Joseph Tracey. Apparently there are a long line of drummers running throughout the family, yes I am one to (or so I think). Any info would be appreciated, bye for now. Phil Tracey

Clonmellon (Meath/Westmeath)

Bridget Tracey & Patt Rooney

Thos Rooney b. 12 Apr 1788 of Sheepstown [Westmeath] Sp. Richard Connor & Elenora Deerey? Clonmellon Parish

Sara Tracy & John Gillick

John Gillick b. 14 Jul 1846 of Clonmellon [Killua Westmeath] Sp. MISSING Clonmellon Parish (Note: Baptised Conditionally. This child is about 5 years?)

Michael Tracey married Ellen Read 25 Feb 1868 Wit: John Reilly & Ann Reilly. Clonmellon Parish

Collinstown

Mary Tracy & Micl Kettrick

Michael Kettrick b. 5 Oct 1826 Sp. Jas Tuite & Cathe Nally. Collinstown Parish

Mary Tracy & John Grimes?

James? Grimes b. 11 Apr 1867 Sp. James Thope? & Catherine Smyth. Collinstown Parish

Mary Anne Tracey, full [age], spinster, BLANK profession, lives Cullenstown [Mariavilla Maynooth Laraghbryan], (d. of Edward Tracey, labourer) married Hugh Briody, full [age], bachelor, labourer, lives Kilpatrick Cullenstown [Kilpatrick Westmeath] [Collinstown St. Feighins], (s. of Patrick Briody, labourer) 12 Feb 1923 RC Church Maynooth Wit: John Tracey & Esther O'Connor [Maynooth Celbridge PLU] [Addresses in 1911 Census] [Collinstown RC Westmeath]

Collinstown Parish Deaths

Pat Treasy? b. 22 Mar 1829 of Windtown

Delvin

Patt Treacy & Marcella Lynch

John Treacy b. 1 Aug 1794 Sp. Patrick Shereen & Ally Bawl?. Delvin Parish

Bridgt Tressy & Patt Rooney

Peter Rooney b. 26 Jun 1785 of B Healy [Ballyhealy or Ballinure Castletowndelvin] Sp. Mathew Kiernan & Peggy Lynch. Delvin Parish

Anne Tracy & Michael Martin

James Martin b. 29 Jul 1787 illegittimate of Crossinstown [Crowinstown Castletowndelvin] Sp. John Flyn. Delvin Parish

Rose Tracy & Patt Nedly

Mary Nedly b. 7 Mar 1787 of Crowinstown [Castletowndelvin] Sp. Henry Drumgold & Betty Bennet. Delvin Parish

Margaret Treacy & Andrew Cain

Mary Cain b. 9 Apr 1795 Sp. William Doudle & Judith Lynch. Delvin Parish

Judith Treacy & Mathew Swan

Daniel Swan b. 5 Mar 1795 Sp. Richard Hopson & Elizabeth Sherdan. Delvin Parish

Margaret Tracy & Edward Fitzsimons

Catherine Fitzsimons b. 11 Jan 1800 Sp. Michael Golaher & Biddy Farl. Delvin Parish

Eleanor Tracy m. Mathew Homes 16 Feb 1800 Delvin, Crowinstown, Kellalagh, Killeagh, Westmeath, Ireland

Eleanor Tracy married Mathew Homes 16 Feb 1800 Wit: Biddy Crosley & Michael Brady. Delvin Parish

Mary Tracy & Peter Farl

John Farl b. 27 Mar 1800 Sp. James Tracy & Alley Sweeny. Delvin Parish

Philip Tracy & Susy Bellow

Patt Tracy b. 14 Dec 1800 Sp. Andrew Taaffe & Margaret Croshen. Delvin Parish

Mary Tracy & Francis Mullen

Philip Mullen b. 30 Jul 1801 Sp. John Bray & Anne Lee. Delvin Parish

Darby Tracy & Molly Tuite

Mary Tracy b. 30 Sep 1802 Sp. Peter Langan & Anne Ganson. Delvin Parish

Fanny Treacy m. William Dunn 24 Jul 1804 Delvin, Crowinstown [Castletowndelvin], Kellalagh, Killeagh, Westmeath, Ireland

Fanny Treacy married William Dunn 14 ? 1804 Wit: James Newman & Peter Newman. Delvin Parish

Eleanor Treacy m. Sames [James] Margan 25 Feb 1805 Delvin, Crowinstown [Castletowndelvin], Kellalagh, Killeagh, Westmeath, Ireland

Eleanor Treacey married James Morgan 25 Feb 1805 Wit: Peter Beeal & John Simons. Delvin Parish

Judith Tracy & Anthony Donnelly

John Donnelly b. 7 Mar 1807 Sp. Michael Fallon? & Elizabeth McGuire. Delvin Parish

Ally Treacey & Andrew Morgan

Peter Morgan b. 23 Aug 1808 Sp. Philip Rooney & Mary Caunaughty. Delvin Parish

Eleanor Tracy married Philip Swan 14 Feb 1809 Wit: Nicholas Murry & Dasley Murry. Delvin Parish

John Tracy & Ally Reilly

Jane Tracy b. 1 Oct 1811 Sp. Patt Murphy & Elizabeth See. Delvin Parish

Mathew Tracy & Bridget Hill

Bridet Tracy b. 15 Jul 1812 Sp. Mathew Bourke & Rose Martin. Delvin Parish

Andrew Tracy? & Mary Clarke?

John Tracy b. 4 Sep 1832 Sp. John Fagan? & Cathrin Darcy?. Delvin Parish

Rose Tracy married A Ford ? Apr 1845 Wit: Mary Patterton & Eliza? Walsh?. Delvin Parish

Rose Tracy m. A Tord 14 Apr 1845 Delvin, Westmeath, Ireland

Owen Tracy? & Biddy Butler

Edward Tracy b. 27 Aug 1851 Sp. Michael & Rose O'Rigffas?. Delvin Parish

1854 Boston Pilot

Of Edward Treacy, of Bracklyn [Bracklin, Killulagh], parish Castletowndelvin [Delvin], co Westmeath, who emigrated from Liverpool on the 16th of March, `49, and landed in New York, April 23d; sailed from New York to Savannah in Sept, `52, and was not heard of since. Information of him will be received by his brother Henry, Hinsdale, Cattaraugus co, N Y.

Nicholas Tracey, died 23 Aug 1873 Delvin Workhouse, bachelor, 42 years, policeman, Lynovitis three days [Delvin Delvin PLU] from Wexford

Delvin Parish Deaths

Thos Tracy of Ballesholy?, died 18 Jan 1787

Mary Tracy alias BLANK of Killeagh, died 28 Jan 1787

Ann Treacy died 29 Oct 1797

Cathy Tracy died 7 June 1798

Biddy Tracy died 26 Apr 1801

Bridget Tracy of Beackln, died ? Oct 1851

Drumraney (Longford/Westmeath)

Tithe Record

Wm Tracey, Ballyclough Duff [Ballycloghduff], Drumraney, Meath [Westmeath], 1826

1854 Griffiths Valuation

Mary Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath

Michael Tracey Ballycloghduff, Molston Drumraney Westmeath

William Tracey Ballysallagh Drumraney Westmeath

John Tracy married Mary Seery 2 Oct 1840 Wit: Wm Martin? & Eliza Allen. Drumraney Parish

Michl Tracey & Jane Muldoobn

Mary Tracey b. 7 May 1842 Sp. Wm Allen & Ann Rook. Drumraney Parish

Wm Tracy & Mary Brien

Wm Tracy b. 1 Sep 1851 Sp. Allin & Eliza Shanly. Drumraney Parish [Note: other sponsors on page Brigt Tracy, Pat Tracy]

Wm Tracy & Bridgt/Biddy Burkley? [see Traceys of Argentina]

Charles Tracy b. 3 Aug 1854 Sp. Wm & Ellen Tracy. Drumraney Parish

Michl Tracy b. 11 Apr 1857 Sp. Mick Tracy & Biddy Allen. Drumraney Parish

Wm Tracy b. 28 Aug 1859 Sp. Andy Glynn & Margt? Glynn?. Drumraney Parish

William "Guillermo" Tracey. Born in Ireland. Married in marriage to Bridget "Brigida" Buckley, born in 1822 in Ireland, the census in 1895 in CBsAs of 73 years, Irish widow "with her daughter Mary Murray (Tracey and Mary Buckley) for" 48 years, English, widow "and the children of Mary and Tracey Buckley: Bridget (22 years, Argentina, married), Elena (16 years, Argentina, single), Ana (14 years, Argentina), Jose (8 years, Argentina), Josefina ( 6 years, Argentina). Bridget "Bridget" Buckley died on 22.10.1909 to 87 years, being buried in the Cementerio Municipal de Lincoln, PBsAs, section 1, Series E, No. 32. Parent:

1. Mary Tracey y Buckley. Born in 25.11.1848 in Temple Moate [Mount Temple, Ballyloughloe, Westmeath], Ireland. He [She] died on 13.12.1933 in CBsAs. Married on 26.5.1863 at the Church of Exaltation of the Cross, Lord's Chapel, PBsAs (L 11-1 -), Thomas "Tom" Murray and Lynn, son of James "Santiago" Murray and Catherine " Kethy "Lynn. With offspring (see genealogy of James "Santiago" Murray).

2. Kathleen "Catalina" Tracey y Buckley. She was born in 1850 in Ireland. Married in marriage on 16/09/1873 at the Church of Our Lady of Carmen, Zárate, PBsAs (Book of Marriage, Year 1873, Number 10, page 30 - 2 -), with Patrick "Patrick" and Spallan Kelly , son of Mathew Kelly and Mary (or Margaret) Spallan (both natives of Ireland), born in 1847 in Ireland. Their offspring are unknown.

3. Michael Tracey y Buckley. He was born in 1856 in Ireland. Died on 12/21/1866, being registered on 12/22/1866 at the Church of Capilla del Señor, Exaltation of the Cross, PBsAs.

4. Joseph William "Guillermo" Tracey y Buckley. Born in 1859 in Drumraney, Co. Westmeath. Neighbor's Party was in Nueve de Julio, PBsAs. Censused in 1895. Died 3.9.1932 in CBsAs. Married on 13.4.1894 in marriage with Maria Crinigan and Bridget Kelly, born in 1871, who died 5.12.1953, daughter of Michael "Miguel" and Kelly and Bridget Crinigan Spalla.

5. Charles "Carlos" Tracey y Buckley. Married 1st Catherine Anne Keegan, born in Argentina in 1861 and died on 28.8.1884 in Zárate, PBsAs, inscribed in the Book of Death of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Caramel, Zárate, PBsAs, because of " cerebral congestion. " Married in 2nd married Mary Kelly. Censused in 1895, when it claims to be the widower of Catherine Anne Keegan.

6. Nora (or Honoria) Tracey y Buckley. Born in 1863. He died on 2.4.1895 at Station Anchorena, Pergamino, PBsAs. Married in marriage in San Antonio de Areco, PBsAs with Beyrne and Michael Meeks, daughter of John "John" and Mary Meeks Beyrne. With offspring.

http://www.irishgenealogy.com.ar/genealogia/T/Tracey/william.htm

Photograph:

William Joseph Tracey y Brígida Buckley con todos sus hijos (izda a dcha) Juan Carlos, Isabel y de su mano Ana María, José, Teresa, Brígida Buckley, William, Francisco (en brazos), Nora, Miguel y las mellizas Inés y Brígida

William Joseph Tracey and Bridget Buckley with all her children (left to right) Juan Carlos, Isabel and at her hand Ana Mary, Joseph, Teresa, Bridget Buckley, William Francis (in arms), Nora, Michael and the twins Agnes and Bridget

http://picasaweb.google.com/irishphotoalbum/WILLIAMTRACEYBRIDGETBUCKLEYPHOTOALBUM#5209877374187015762

Ellen Tracy married Thos Dolan 7 Feb 1869 Wit: John Donlan & Margt Tracy. Drumraney Parish

Ellen Tracy, 25, spinster, farmers daughter, lives Ballyclyduff [Ballycloghduff Drumraney], (d. of Michl Tracy, farmer) married Thomas Dolan, 35, bachelor, herd, lives Clonynaughly, (s. of James Dolan, farmer) 7 February 1869 RC Chapel Drumrany Wit: John Donlon & Margaret Tracy, his mark [Ballymose? Ballymahon PLU] [see Ballymore]

Ellen Tracy m. Thomas Dolan 7 February 1869 Drumraney (LDS)

Michael Tracey, 32, bachelor, farmer, lives Drumraney [Drumraney Westmeath], (s. of Michael, farmer) married Bridget Spelman, 24, spinster, farmer, lives Suntown?, (d. of William, farmer) 15 April 1872 RC Chapel Tobber Wit: James Tracey & Mary King [Clara Tullamore PLU Offaly] [see Tubber Offaly]

Thomas Tracey and Margaret Finneran

The remains of their Westmeath home, taken September 2017. Courtesy Tim Tracey

Thomas Tracy, full [age], single, farmer, lives Ballycoughduff [Ballycloghduff Drumraney] (s. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married Margaret Finneran, do [full age], spinster, do [farmer], lives Kilkenny West (d. of John Finneran, do [farmer] 25 October 1872 RC Chapel of Tubberclare [Toberclare Kilkenny, West] Wit: James Tracy & Bridget Quigley, her mark [Glasson Athlone PLU] signed her mark

Tom/Thos Tracey & Margaret Feneton/Fineran/Finneran/Finran/Finnen

Mary Tracey b. 12 Aug 1873 Sp. Jim? Fenerton & Marcela Tracy. Drumraney Parish

Michl Tracy b. 7 Mar 1875 Sp. Michl & Bridget Finnen. Drumraney Parish

Bernd [Bridget] Tracy b. 21 Nov 1876 Sp. James Tracy & Mary Fineran. Drumraney Parish

Mary Tracy b. 14 may 1878 of Drumraney? Sp. [mixed up text with marriage note]. Drumraney Parish

John Tracy b. 14 Jul 1880 Sp. Julia Finneran. Drumraney Parish

Thomas Tracy & Margaret Finneran

Mary b. 24 August 1873 (LDS)

Bridget b. 20 November 1876 Ballycloduff (LDS)

Thomas Tracy & Margaret Fennelan

Ellen b. 15 May 1878 Ballycleduff (LDS)

Thomas Tracey/Tracy, farmer & Margaret/Margt Finneran

Mary Tracy b. 24 Aug 1873 Ballykilleduff. [Ballycloghduff Drumraney] Thomas Tracy, his mark, father, Ballykilleduff [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Michael Tracey b. 6 Mar 1875 Ballycladuff. Bridget Fineran, present at birth, Tubberclare [Toberclare Kilkenny, West] [Moate Athlone PLU]

Timothy Tracey b. 12 May 1883 of Ballycloduff [Ballycloghduff Drumraney]. Mary Moran present at birth Ballycloduff [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath]

1901 Census

Thomas Tracey, 56, M, 8 Ballycloghduff (Molstrum), Umma, Westmeath, Farmer, R C, Head of Family, Married, Co W meath

Margaret Tracey, 52, F, Ballycloghduff (Molstrum), Umma, Westmeath, R C, Wife, Married, Co W meath

Michael Tracey, 25, M, Ballycloghduff (Molstrum), Umma, Westmeath, Labourers Son, R C, Son, Not Married, Co W meath

Thomas Tracey, 16, M, Ballycloghduff (Molstrum), Umma, Westmeath, Labourers Son, R C, Son, Not Married, Co W meath

James Tracey, 8, M, Ballycloghduff (Molstrum), Umma, Westmeath, Scholar, R C, Son, Not Married, Co W meath

Ellis Island

John Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), 1900, 20 years, to sister Kate, Hartford Conn – Leetia Forminton ???

Mary Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), 1900, 25 years, to sister Kate, Hartford Conn – Leetia Forminton ???

Timothy Tracey, Athlone (Westmeath Ireland?), 1900, 18 years, to sister Kate, Hartford Conn – Leetia Forminton ???

Thomas Tracey, Ballenbaugh (Ballycloghduff Drumraney Westmeath) Ireland, 1910, 5’9”, fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, father Thomas Tracey Ballycladuff Moate, to brother 18 Grand St Hartford Conn, b. Moate Ireland [crossed out]

James Tracy, Moate (Westmeath) Ireland, 1914, 21 years, single, Father Thos Treacy Ballycloughduff Moate. to sister Mrs Delia Kelly, 15 Laurence St Hartford Conn, 5’8” fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, b. Moate Ireland.

1911 Census

Thomas Tracey, 69, M, 9 Ballycloghduff (Molston), Umma, Westmeath (farmer)

Margaret Tracey, 69, F, Ballycloghduff (Molston), Umma, Westmeath (married 37 years, 8 child 7 alive)

Michael Tracey, 30, M, Ballycloghduff (Molston), Umma, Westmeath

James Tracey, 19, M, Ballycloghduff (Molston), Umma, Westmeath

1918 Return of advances under the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act - Estate of George A. Boyd Rochfort VC

21/3/1918 Thomas Treacy of Ballycloghduff (Molston) Westmeath, 8a/2r/36, £4/15/0, rent £7/19/0, not Judical, purchase £94, advance £94, 12.5 years rent

Dr. Kevin J. Tracey

Dr. Kevin J. Tracey (1957-), neurosurgeon and developer of bioelectronic medicine, whose family came from Westmeath. Kevin J. Tracey is president & CEO of The Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, and professor of Molecular Medicine and Neurosurgery at the Zucker School of Medicine. He is a leader in the study of the molecular basis of inflammation. He and his colleagues identified the neural mechanism for controlling the immunological responses to infection and injury, and developed devices to replace anti-inflammatory drugs in clinical trials of rheumatoid arthritis, a new field termed bioelectronic medicine. The recipient of numerous awards and honors, including an honorary degree from the Karolinska Institute, Dr. Tracey is a fellow in the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a member in the American Society for Clinical Investigation, and the Association of American Physicians. He is co-founder and Councilor of the Global Sepsis Alliance. Professor Tracey graduated summa cum laude from Boston College in 1979, majoring in chemistry, and received his MD from Boston University in 1983. From 1983 to 1992, he trained in neurosurgery at the New York Hospital/Cornell University Medical Center, and was guest investigator at The Rockefeller University. Since 1992 he has directed the Laboratory of Biomedical Science in Manhasset, NY, where in 2005 he was appointed president of the Feinstein Institutes. Dr. Tracey delivers lectures nationally and internationally on inflammation, sepsis, the neuroscience of immunity, and bioelectronic medicine. He is the author of Fatal Sequence (Dana Press) and more than 320 scientific papers. He was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana on 10 December 1957. His grandfather was a professor of pediatrics at Yale Medical School. He is married to Patricia McArdle, and has four daughters, Maureen, Mary, Katherine, and Margaret. Patricia who is second-generation Irish with ancestors from Donegal. Her brother Brian recently visited the original homestead there and reconnected with some distant relatives. His great-grandparents emigrated from Ballycloghduff Co.Westmeath in the early 1900s to Hartford Connecticut. A few years ago my brother Timothy (named after my great-grandfather) visited the ancestral cottage, and found it still standing deep in the pastures of an active farm. He celebrates his Irish heritage with his wife and daughters, and often visits Ireland. Ref: https://feinstein.northwell.edu/institutes-researchers/our-researchers/kevin-j-tracey-md https://irishamerica.com/archives/2019-archive/august-september-2019/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_J._Tracey

Irish America August/September 2019

Edward Treacy married Mary Casey 11 May 1875 Wit: John Keogh & M.A. Mangan. Drumraney Parish

Edward Tracy, 25, bachelor, farmer, lives Mt Pleasant Co. Carlow [Mountpleasant Fennagh Carlow], (s. of John Tracy, farmer) married Mary Casey nee Mulhall, 24, widow, farmer, lives Killininy [Killininny in Drumraney], (d. of Wm Mulhall, dead, farmer) 11 May 1875 RC Chapel Drumraney Wit: John Febor? & Mary An Mangan [Ballymore Ballymahon PLU]
 
Mary Tracy, full age, widow, farmer, lives Kiliney [Killininny in Drumraney], (d. of William Mulhall, farmer) married William Moran, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Drumraney [Drumraney], (s. of Michael Moran, farmer & shopkeeper) 24 November 1881 RC Chapel Drumraney Wit: Patrick Moran & Mary Fitzpatrick [Ballymore Ballymahon PLU]
 
Margt Tracey & Thos McCue
William McCue b. 27 Jan 1881 Sp. John Harrington & Mary Ward. Drumraney Parish
 
Kate Treacy married Patrick Noonan 3 Sep 1881 Wit: James Ryan & Margt Mahon. Drumraney Parish

Kate Tracy, full age, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Ballykilduff [Ballycloghduff? Drumraney], (d. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married Patrick Noonan, full age, bachelor, labourer, lives Ballymore [Ballymore OR Killare]], (s. of John Noon/Noonan, labourer) 03 September 1881 RC Chapel Drumraney Wit: James Ryan & Margaret Maloney [Ballymore Ballymahon PLU] signed his mark

Deaths

John Tracy died 1866, Ballymahon PLU, aged 22, b. 1844, died 13 Aug 1866 Keel [Kilglass OR Noughaval - Legan OR Drumraney RC]

Mary Treacy, died 1872 Moate Athlone PLU, aged 64 years, b. 1808, married, farmers wife, died 12 Jul 1872 Ballycloughduff [Ballycloghduff Drumraney], Michael Treacy, present at death, Ballycloughduff

Kilbeggan

Note: There is a reversal of the format of the enteries in the register, which means the ‘Treacy’ mother entries are transcribed incorrectly.

John Tracy & Margaret Hyland

Wm Tracy b. 6 Oct 1820 Sp. Patt Sullivan & Anne Hughs. Kilbeggan Parish

Mary Thracy married John Coghlan 25 Jan 1825 Wit: Thos Fox & Bridget Toole. Kilbeggan Parish

Dan Thracy & Mary Sheerin

Mary Thracy b. 15 Sep 1825 Sp. Wm Darcy & Biddy Keefe. Kilbeggan Parish

Joseph Tracy married Mary Geoghegan 11 June 1831 Wit: James Berry & Eleanor Berry. Kilbeggan Parish (LDS)

Thomas Tracy married Margaret Keegan 15 Jan 1833 Wit: Patrick Galvin & Alicia Ryan. Kilbeggan Parish

Patrick Tracy & Elizabeth Keegan

Thomas Tracy b. 15 Dec 1833 Sp. Patrick & Catherine Keegan. Kilbeggan Parish

Patrick Tracy & Catherine Toole

Bridget Tracy b. 29 Jun 1835 Sp. Bridget King. Kilbeggan Parish

John Neil & Margret Carton

Thomas Neil b. 14 Apr 1838 Sp. Michael Gannon & Esther Tracey. Kilbeggan Parish

Michael Tracey married Margaret Keating 1 Nov 1841 Wit: James Hand & Honora Hand. Kilbeggan Parish

James Tracy & Anne Lawler

Mary Tracy b. 4 Apr 1851 Sp. Bernard Naughten & Eleanor Kelly. Kilbeggan Parish

Kilbeggan Parish Deaths

Thomas Tracy died 15 Jan 1833

Kilbride and Mountnugent [see also Cavan & Meath]

Biddy Tracy & Thomas Reilly

Thomas Reily b. 24 Feb 1832 Sp. James Tracy? & Margaret Tracey Kilbride and Mountnugent Parish

Kilkenny West

[Note: No online RC marriages]

Cathr Tracy & John Seery

John Seery b. 8 Dec 1832 Sp. Thos Murtagh & Margaret Treacy. Kilkenny West Parish

Mary Seery b. 8 Mar 1836 Sp. Grehory Seery & Marcella Tracy. Kilkenny West Parish

Michl/Michael Tracy/Tracey & Cathe Elliott

Wm Tracy b. 19 Apr 1831 Sp. Anne Elliott & Wm Tracy. Kilkenny West Parish

Patrick Tracy b. 14 Jun 1833 Sp. Thos Nowlun & Anne Tracy. Kilkenny West Parish

Thomas Tracey b. 03 Jun 1840 Sp. John Murtagh & Bridget Elliott. Kilkenny West Parish

Marcella Tracy b. 28 Sep 1842 Sp. James Murtagh & Bridget Elliott. Kilkenny West Parish

Margaret Tracy & Patrick Reilly

Patrick Reilly b. 25 Jul 1835 Sp. Thos Seery & Cathr Ganly. Kilkenny West Parish

Margaret Reilly b. 8 Mar 1839 Sp. John & Mary Reilly. Kilkenny West Parish

Bridget Reilly b. 12 Oct 1841 Sp. John Dooner & Bridget Elliott. Kilkenny West Parish

Eliza Reilly b. 15 Mar 1844 Sp. Patk Reilly & Rose Seery. Kilkenny West Parish

James Tracy & Bridget Doyle

Margaret Tracy b. 28 Oct 1836 Sp. Thos Casey & Bridget Hislin. Kilkenny West Parish

Marcella Thracy & Thos Leery?

Mary Leery b. 12 Jun 1837 Sp. Bernard Reilly & Rose Conny. Kilkenny West Parish

Marcella Treacy & Thomas Seery

Ellen Seery b. 11 Dec 1838 Sp. Thomas Conry & Rose Seery. Kilkenny West Parish

Michael Seery b. 30 Sep 1848 Sp. William Seery & Bridget Tracey. Kilkenny West Parish

Michael Tracey & Anne Corrigan

Mary Tracey b. 1 Feb 1839 Sp. Patrick Plant & Mary Corrigan. Kilkenny West Parish

Ellen Tracey b. 9 Feb 1842 Sp. Michael Plant & Anne Corrigan. Kilkenny West Parish

Anne Tracy b. 12 Jun 1843 Sp. Esther Hannan. Kilkenny West Parish

Margaret Tracey b. 11 Feb 1848 Sp. Patt Deery & Bridget Deery. Kilkenny West Parish

Bridget Tracey b. 31 Jan 1855 Sp. Thos? Tracey & Eliza Corrigan. Kilkenny West Parish

Anna Tracey & Wm Keegan

Michael Keegan b. 19 Nov 1840 Sp. James Keegan & Marcella Tracey. Kilkenny West Parish

Michael Tracey & Mary/Ellen Clary

Patk Tracey b. 24 Feb 1843 Sp. William Clary & Eliza Kelin?. Kilkenny West Parish

John Tracy b. 8 Mar 1844 Sp. Samuel Clary & Cathe Tracey. Kilkenny West Parish

William Tracey & Cathe Ganly

Thomas Tracey b. 21 May 1843 Sp. Wm Tracey & Honor Quigley. Kilkenny West Parish

Margaret Tracey b. 16 Oct 1849 Sp. Michl & Margaret Deery. Kilkenny West Parish

Elisa Tracey & William Nerney

Mary Nerney b. 26 Mar 1848 Sp. Thomas Malone & Ellen Nerney. Kilkenny West Parish

Mary Tracey & Thomas Sparks

Anne Sparks b. 12 Dec 1854 Sp. Michl Flanagan & Mary Sparks. Kilkenny West Parish

John Sparks b. 16 Feb 1856 Sp. John Moran & Rose Flanagan. Kilkenny West Parish

Bridget Sparks b. ? Apr 1857 Sp. Michael Reid & Jane Flanagan. Kilkenny West Parish

Bessy Sparks? b. 17 Jan 1862 Sp. Mrs? Clyons?. Kilkenny West Parish

Bridget Tracy & Thos Carty

Timothy Carty b. 9 Feb 1856 Sp. Michl & Marcella Treacy. Kilkenny West Parish

Bridget Tracey, 28, spinster, Do [Farmer], lives Cregon [Creggan Noughaval], (d. of William Tracey, Do [farmer]) married Patrick Doyle, 30.single, Farm?, lives Littleton, (s. of Michl Doyle, farmer?) 21 October 1868 RC Chapel Tubberclare Wit: James Casey & Mary Keagan? [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Bridget/Biddy Tracey/Treacey & Patk Doyle

John Doyle b. 7 Feb 1872 Sp. James Casey & Anne Casey. Kilkenny West Parish [Note: See Baps pp? 110]

Mary Doyle b. 31 May 1876 Sp. Margt Nolan. Kilkenny West Parish

Patt Doyle b. 27 Jul 1878 Sp. Bryan Cosgrave & Mary Reey?. Kilkenny West Parish

Thomas Tracey/Tracy, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Cregan [Creggan Noughaval] (s. of William Tracey, farmer) married Anne Carty, do [full age], spinster, do [farmer], lives Killuinre? [?] (d. of Patk Carty, do [farmer]) 2 February 1871 RC Chapel Tubberclare Wit: Patrick Gauly & Bridget Carty [Glasson Athlone PLU]

Thos Tracey/Treacy & Anne Carty

Bridget Tracey b. 20 Jan 1872 Sp. Wm Carty & Margt Tracey. Kilkenny West Parish

Wm Tracey b. 14 May 1873 Sp. Thos Tracey & Bridget Carty. Kilkenny West Parish

Mary Tracy b. 30 Jan 1875 Sp. Mick Treacy & Ellen Carty. Kilkenny West Parish

Patt Treacy b. 11 Apr 1877 Sp. John Ganly & Margt Nolan. Kilkenny West Parish

Thos Treacy b. 16 Nov 1878 Sp. Patt & Mary Anne Ganly. Kilkenny West Parish

Margt Treacy b. 29 May 1880 Sp. Patt & Mary Fox. Kilkenny West Parish

Thomas Tracy & Ann Carty

William Tracy b. 11 May 1873 of Creggann (LDS)

Mary b. 25 January 1875 of Creggann (LDS)

Patrick b. 7 April 1877 of Creggann (LDS)

Thomas/Tom Tracy/Treacy, farmer/cottier, & Anne Carty

Bridget Tracy b. 15 Jan 1872 Creggan [Noughaval]. Anne Tracy, mother, Creggan [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath]

William Tracy b. 11 May 1873 of Creggann. Anne Tracy, mother, Creggan [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Mary Tracy b. 25 Jan 1875 Creggan. Thomas Tracy, father, Creggan [Glasson Athlone PLU]

Timothy Treacy b. 1 Feb 1886 of Creggawn. Ann Treacy mother Creggawn her mark [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Will

Thomas Tracey 10 Feb 1901 Creggan Glasson Westmeath, to Anne Tracey widow

1901 Census

Anne Tracey, 52, F, 9 Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Farmers Wife, Catholic, Head of Family, Widow, Co Westmeath

Patrick Tracey, 24, M, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Farmers Son, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Thomas Tracey, 21, M, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Farmers Son, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Margaret Tracey, 19, F, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Farmers Daughter, Catholic, Daughter, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Michael Tracey, 17, M, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Farmers Son, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Westmeath

John Tracey, 15, M, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Farmers Son, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Tim Tracey, 14, M, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Scholar, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Joseph Tracey, 12, M, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Scholar, Catholic, Son, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Anne Tracey, 57, F, Creggan, Muckanagh, Westmeath, Knitter, Catholic, Aunt, Not Married, Co Westmeath

Eleonoram Tracy married Thomam Doolan 18 Feb 1871 Wit: Joanne Doolan & Elizabetha Batton. Ballinahown Parish

Ellen Tracy, spinster, lives Kilgowan Co Westmeath, (d. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married Thomas Doolan, of full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Maghera Co Westmeath, (s. of William Doolan, farmer) 18 February 1871 RC Chapel Balnahowen Wit: John Doolan & Eliza [Ellen crossed out] Dalton, their marks [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed his mark

Ellen Tracey & Thos Doolin

Catherina Doolin b. 3 Apr 1872 Sp. Francis Doolin & Mary Doolin. Kilkenny West Parish

William Doolan b. 1 Aug 1874 Sp. Thos Tracey & Anne Doolan. Kilkenny West Parish

Mary Doolin b. 21 Feb 1877 Sp. John Doolin & Mary Forney?. Kilkenny West Parish

Thomas Tracy, full [age], single, farmer, lives Ballycoughduff [Ballycloghduff Drumraney] (s. of Michael Tracy, farmer) married Margaret Finneran, do [full age], spinster, do [farmer], lives Kilkenny West (d. of John Finneran, do [farmer] 25 October 1872 RC Chapel of Tubberclare [Toberclare Kilkenny, West] Wit: James Tracy & Bridget Quigley, her mark [Glasson Athlone PLU] signed her mark [see Drumraney]

Marcella Tracy, full [age], do [single, do [farmer], lives Coolaleena [Noughaval], (d. of Michael Tracy, do [farmer]) married John Murray, full [age], single, farmer, lives Tang [village in Noughaval?], (s. of Pat? Murray, farmer) 30 November 1872 RC Chapel of Tubberclare [Toberclare Kilkenny, West] Wit: Michael Donoghue & Rose Carthy [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Marcella/Marsella Tracy & John Murray

Patrick Murray b. 20 Aug 1875 Maghera, Ballymahon [Noughaval Westmeath], County Longford/Westmeath, Ireland (LDS)

Michael Murray b. 3 Sep 1880 Ballymore [Ballymore Westmeath], County Wexford/Westmeath, Ireland (LDS)

Catherine/Cathn Tracey, 26?, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Coolaleena [Noughaval], (d. of Michl Tracey, farmer) married Michael Cormick, 34, bachelor, farmer, lives Lisahilln [Lissakillen Bunown], (s. of Michl Cormick, farmer) 22 January 1876 RC Chapel Toberclare [Kilkenny, West] Wit: Mat Cormack & Rose Carty [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Catherine Treacy & Mich Cormick

Mary Cormick b. 8 Nov 1876 Sp. James Farrell & Rose Carty. Kilkenny West Parish

Catherine Cormick b. 10 May 1879 Sp. Patt Treacey & Bridet? Keilly. Kilkenny West Parish

Thomas Tracey/Treacey, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Cooldrena [Coolaleena Noughaval], (s. of Michael Tracey, farmer) married Mary Conlon, 20 years, spinster, BLANK, lives Lisakellen [Lissakillen Bunown], (d. of Thomas Conlon, Farmer) 15 January 1877 RC Chapel Toberclare [Kilkenny, West] Wit: Pat Reilly & Rose Berry, signed their marks [Glasson Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed her mark

Tom/Thos Treacy & Mary Conlon

Catherine Treacy b. 29 Oct 1877 Sp. Tom Conlon & Mary Fox. Kilkenny West Parish

Mary Anne Treacy b. 12 Oct 1878 Sp. Patt Treacy & Rose Carty?. Kilkenny West Parish

Patt Treacy b. 18 Oct 1879 Sp. John Treacy & Mary Fox. Kilkenny West Parish

Wm Tracey b. 8 Dec 1880 Sp. Wm Conlon & Jane Plant. Kilkenny West Parish

Thomas Treacy & Mary Conlon

Mary Anne b. 18 November 1878 (LDS)

Biddy Treacy? & John Leary???

James Leary? b. 15 Dec 1877 Sp. John Lawess & Mary Cormick. Kilkenny West Parish

Catherine/Cathe Treacy, 23, spinster, servant, lives Reifraghner?, (d. of Michl? Treacy, labourer) married Patrick/Pattk/Pat Heslin, 35, bachelor, Eatinar? lives Littie? Eon? (s. of Farnso? Heslin, farmer) 09 February 1884 RC Chapel Tubberclare [Tubberclaire Kilkenny West] Wit: James Caulfield & Mary Keegan [Glassan Athlone PLU Westmeath] [bad copy]

Ellen Tracey/Treacy, full age, spinster, dressmaker, lives Kilkenny West [Kilkenny, West], (d. of Thos Treacy, farmer) married Michael Murphy, full age, bachelor, tradesman, lives Benown [Bunown Bunown], (s. of John Murphy, farmer) 12 [1st?] November 1899 RC Chapel Tubberclare Wit: Patrick Connolly & Kate Dalton [Glassan Athlone PLU Westmeath]

Killucan (see also Kinnegad)

Michael Treacy married Margt Hughes 18 Nov 1822 Wit: Patt Bray & Jas King. Killucan Parish

Thos Treacy & Cath Keaffe

Brigt Treacy b. 30 Jun 1834 Sp. Andw & Margt Keaffe. Killucan Parish

John Treacy, 29581, Pt, Royal Inniskilling Fus, enlisted Omagh 20/11/1916 & 590037 Labour Corp

35 years b. 1881, General labourer, single, 5'7.45", chest 39.5", small scar over r eyebrow, No next of kin,

Born Drogheda Louth, Address 44 Rope Walk, Drogheda, Co. Louth. Leave 29/9/1917-8/10/1917 & discharge address Porterstown Killucan Co Westmeath.

Kinnegad (see also Killucan)

Anne Trasey/Tracy & Laurence Kelly

Dennis Kelly b. 13 Mar 1829 Sp. Philip Calor & Bess Trasey. Kinnegad Parish

Bridg Kelly b. 17 Oct 1843 Sp. Edwd Dunn & Briget Cole. Kinnegad Parish

Brigt Tracy & Wm/William Reddy

Michl Reddy b. 22 Mar 1835 Sp. Lau Coloe & Mary Cormick. Kinnegad Parish

Ellen Reddy b. 16 Feb 1846 Sp. Chrs Bruton & Anne Dunne. Kinnegad Parish

William Reddy b. 25 Jun 1848 Sp. Andw Dunne & Cath Molloy. Kinnegad Parish

Christopher Reddy b. 28 Apr 1852 Sp. Patt Dunne & Bridgtt Coshla?. Kinnegad Parish

Mary Tracy & Michl Whelehan

Lawre Whelehan b. 19 Feb 1843 Sp. Rodgit Cobert & Cathr Whelerhan. Kinnegad Parish

Mary Whelehan b. 10 Sep 1848 Sp. Patr Tiernan & Cath Cogh. Kinnegad Parish

Anne Wheelehan b. 5 May 1851 Sp. Thomas & Bridget Leary. Kinnegad Parish

Eliza Tracy & Thos Conlon

Thomas Conlon b. 15 May 1843 Sp. Bridgt Conlon. Kinnegad Parish

Elizabeth/Eliza Tracy & Thomas Conlon

Laurence Conlan b. 10 Jun 1849 Sp. Michael Allen & Catherine Whelehan. Rochfortbridge Parish

John Conlon b. 30 May 1852 Sp. John Fyrrell & Ann Neile. Rochfortbridge Parish

Chr Tracy & Margt Corrigan

Margt Treacy b. 27 Apr 1851 Sp. Wm Tracey & Mary Cassidy. Kinnegad Parish

John Treacy & Anne Keeffe

Eliza Treacy b. 27 Nov 1853 Sp. John Mack & Jane Wyer. Kinnegad Parish

John Tracy b. 4 Aug 1861 Sp. Rich Keeffe & Eliza Farrell. Kinnegad Parish

Thos Tracey & Margret Coleman

Catherine Tracey b. 19 Sep 1858 Sp. John Koe & Eliza Sheridan. Kinnegad Parish

Charles Tracy b. 17 Dec 1859 Sp. Mat Haslan & Cathe McCabe. Kinnegad Parish

Mary Tracy b. 12 Oct 1861 Sp. Thomas Coleman & Mary Keena. Kinnegad Parish

Jane Tracy b. 12 Dec 1868 Sp. James Wren & Margt Weynies. Kinnegad Parish

Elizabeth Treacy b. 6/9 Oct 1870 of Kinnegad [Killucan] Sp. Patritius Dunne & Marcella Cunningham. Kinnegad Parish

Thomas Tracy & Margaret Coleman

James b. 23 April 1865 Killucan (LDS)

Anne b. 23 January 1867 Killucan (LDS)

Jane b. 9 December 1868 (LDS)

Eliza b. 6 October 1870 (LDS)

Thomas Tracy, nail maker, & Margaret Coleman

James Tracy b. 23 Apr 1865 of Kinnegad [Killucan]. Thomas Tracy, father, Kinnegad [Killucan Mullingar PLU]

Anne Tracy b. 23 Jan 1867 of Kinnegad. Thomas Tracy, father, Kinnegad [Killucan Mullingar PLU]

Jane Tracy b. 9 Dec 1868 of Kinnegad. Thomas Tracy, father, Kinnegad [Killucan Mullingar PLU]

Eliza Tracy b. 6 Oct 1870 Kinnegad. Thomas Tracy, father, Kinnegad [Killucan Mullingar PLU]

Catharine Tracy died 1864, Mullingar PLU, aged 6, b. 1858, died 30 Jun 1864 Kinnegad [Killucan] Westmeath, Thomas Tracy father. [Kinnegad RC]

Charles Tracy died 1866, Mullingar PLU, aged 6, b. 1860, died 7 May 1866 Kinnegad [Killucan – Kinnegad RC]

Annam Treacy (d. of Joannis Treacy of Cherry Lane) married Christophrtium McCormick of Cherry Lane (s. of Jacobi McCormick) 29 May 1871 Wit: Joanne Sheridan & Anna Reilly. Kinnegad Parish

Anne Tracey, 23, spinster, lives Cherry Lane, (d. of John Tracey, -) married Christopher McCormick, 26, bachelor, mason, lives Cherry Lane, (s. of James McCormick, alive, mason) 29 May 1871 RC Chapel Kinnegad Wit: John Sheridan & Anne Reilly [Killucan Mullingar PLU]

Anne/Annie Tracy, full [age], spinster, farmer, lives Kinnegad [Killucan], (d. of Ths Tracy, farmer) married Michael Bracken, full [age], bachelor, farmer, lives Killeskillan [Killaskillen Ballyboggan Meath], (s. of James Bracken, farmer) 18 November 1889 RC Chapel Kinnegad Wit: Michael Bracken & Maggie Dr? [Killucan Mullingar PLU] see Castlejordan Meath

Mary Cloe (or Collins) daughter of Bernard Coloe & Mary Money (Toroleght) was married on 15 August 1911 to Timothey Tracy of London Rd Manchester Revd J Keappock CC officeated (signed) W Bracken PP. [All crossed out] The foregoing is not found in bsm register.

1911 Census

109 London Rd Manchester Lancashire

Timithy Tracy, 50, Boarder, b. Tipperary, Ireland, Single, Railway Servant Porter

Milltown

Judith Tracy [illegible]

Dan Tracy b. 13 Dec 1827 Sp. Milltown Parish

Patt Treacy married Bridgt Sleaver 14 Apr 1831 Wit: Ann Martin. Milltown Parish

Anne Tracey & Andrw Murphy

Patt Murphy b. 14 Aug 1832 Sp. Rich Fegan & Catherine? Ellvery? Milltown Parish

Anne Murphy b. 9 Aug 1835 Sp. Patt & Bridget Murphy. Milltown Parish

Michl Tracy & Elizabeth Purcell

Mary Tracy b. 17 Nov 1840 Sp. John Madden & Bridgt Madden. Milltown Parish

Moate

Bridgetta Treacy/Tracey & Patrii McLoghlin

Honoram McLoghlin b. 7 May 1830 Sp. Daniele Mooney & Joanna Murtagh?. Moate Parish

Jacobum McLoghlin b. 19 May 1832 Sp. Thoma Hynes & Bridgetta Feeny. Moate Parish

Gulielmum McLoghlin b. 14 Dec 1833 Sp. Johanne Gaffy & Brid Brown. Moate Parish

Rosam McLaughlin b. 22 Mar 1836 Sp. Bernardo McDermot & Maria Egan. Moate Parish

Bridgem McLoughlin b. 20 Jan 1838 Sp. Gulielmis McLoughlin & Cath Groicden. Moate Parish

Margritm McLoughlin b. 20 Oct 1839 Sp. Michl Brown & Eliza McCann. Moate Parish

Patm McLoughlin b. 2 Apr 1842 Sp. Daniele Hacket & Cath Duffy. Moate Parish

Catharinam McLoughlin b. 22 Feb 1844 Sp. Josepho Brown & Catharina Moran. Moate Parish

Danielem McLoghlin b. 18 Jan 1846 Sp. Joanne Brown & Margarita Larkin. Moate Parish

Joannem Tracy married Mariam Boswell 12 Feb 1846 Wit: Patricio Duffy & Maria Gaffy. Moate Parish

Rose Tracey & Martin McNally

Cathe McNally b. 14 Jan 1864 Sp. Pat McNally & Ellen Rilly. Moate Parish

Joannem Treacy married Cathe Corrigan 13 Feb 1865 Wit: Gulielmo Fallon & Margarita Muidan?. Moate Parish

John Treacy, 35, bachelor, labourer, lives Moate, (s. of Pat Treacy, labourer) married Catherine Corrigan, 22, spinster, servant, lives Moate, (d. of Mick Corrigan, servant) 13 February 1866 RC Chapel Moate Wit: William Fallon & Margaret Adamson, their marks [Athlone Athlone PLU Westmeath]

John Tracy & Catherine Corrican

Roseannam? Tracy b. 5 Sep 1867 Sp. Jane Doyle & Wm Fallon. Moate Parish

John Tracey & Kate Corican

Rosanna b. 4 September 1867 (LDS)

John Tracey, labourer, of America, & Kate Corican

Rosanna Tracey b. 4 Sep 1867 of Custom Gap [Athlone Road leaves Moate - Gap House] Moate [Kilcleagh OR Kilmanaghan] Anne Keonmens, her mark, present at birth, Custom Gap [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath]

John Tracy & Mary MacNally

Mary b. 12 March 1866 Moate (LDS)

John Tracy, labourer, & Mary MacNally

Mary Tracy b. 12 Mar 1866 of Jones Lake Road [in Aghanargit Kilcleagh] Moate RC. Mary McNally senior, her mark, present at birth, Moate Jones Lake Road [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath]

C/Maria/Catharina Tracey & Jacobi Costello

Mariam Costello b. 29 Jan 1870 Sp. Thos Tracey & Jn Costello. Moate Parish

Patritium Costello b. 22 Feb 1872 Sp. Jacobus Malone & Mary Young?. Moate Parish

Michaelum Costello b. 6 Sep 1874 Sp. Joanne Bonan? & Elisabetha Daly?. Moate Parish

Joannem Costello b. 11 Jun 1876 Sp. Laurentio Tracey & Anna Hickey. Moate Parish

Rosanam Costello b. 14 Oct 1880 Sp. J? Dalton? & B Dorney?. Moate Parish

Bridget Tracey/Treacey/Treally, 25, spinster, BLANK, lives Ballinalask [Bellanalack Ballyloughloe], (d. of James Tracey, labourer) married Stephen Reddin, 37, bachelor, labourer, lives Dysart [Dysart], (s. of Michael Reddin, dead, labourer) 08 July 1872 RC Chapel Mount Temple [Ballyloughloe] [Moate? RC Parish] Wit: Patr McLoughlin & Bridget Malone [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed his mark [Treally crossed out Note: correctly registered ???. Treally/Tracey in another record] [Not found in RC records]

Bridget Tracy & Stephen Reddin/Redding

Mary Reddin b. 2 May 1873 Clonyegan [Ballyloughloe] Athlone, County Westmeath (LDS)

Michael Redding b. 5 Nov 1874 Ireland (LDS)

Bernard Reddin b. 26 Apr 1878 Ireland (LDS)

Patrick Reddin b. 5 Jun 1880 Clonyegan, Athlone, County Westmeath (LDS)

Michael Redden, 22, b. 1885, (s. of Brigid Tracey & Stephen Redden) married Margaret Broderick, 22, b. 1885 (d. of John P Broderick & Mary Reagan) married 31 Mar 1907 Manhattan, New York, New York (LDS)

Bernard Redding died 20 Oct 1939 Staten Island New York City New York, age 65, b. 1874 (s. of Bridget Tracey & Stephen Redding) Certificate Number: yr 1939 rn 1900 (LDS)

Thom Treacey? married Mariam Moran 4 Mar 1878 Wit: Laurientium Costello & Ketrina? Sebllar?. Moate Parish [see Ballinahown]

Thomas Tracey/Treacy, full age, bachelor, labourer, lives Kilgarvin [Kilgarvan Kilcleagh], (s. of Mick Treacey, labourer) married Mary Moran, full age, spinster, farmers daughter, lives Bracca Ballinahown [Brackagh Kilcumreragh] [Ballynahown Kilcleagh], (d. of John Moran, farmer) 04 March 1878 RC Chapel Moate Wit: Laurence Costello & Mary Moran [Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath] signed his mark

Michael Tracey & Ann Costaler

Thomas Michael b. 1851 d. 27 December 1908 Hospital for the Insane, Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia m. Mary Moran 4 March 1878 Co. Westmeath. (LDS)

Thomas Michael Tracey (b. 1851 in Westmeath, Ireland d. December 27, 1908 Rydalmere, New South Wales, Australia) m. Mary A Moran March 4, 1878 in Ireland

Father of Ellen Olive Tracey

http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Tracey-366

Margarita Tracey & Thoma McCan?

Jacobum McCan b. 18 May 1879 Sp. Patritio Keegan & Marcella Tracy. Moate Parish

Patritum Tracy (of Rosemount? nas m Nov 12 94?) married Hana A Malynn (of Mt Temple? [Ballyloughloe] hadn menne Aug an 1892) 29 Jul 1914 Wit: Patritius Dolan & Hana Ellena Doyle. Moate Parish

Moate Parish Deaths

Margarita Treacy died 01 Oct 1871

DEATHS

Margaret Tracy, died 1873 Moate Athlone PLU Westmeath, aged 74 years, b. 1799, spinster, servant, died 8 Apr 1873 Moate [Kilcleagh OR Kilmanaghan], Fanny? Grady, her mark, present at death, Moate

Mullingar

BLANK Trice & Margaret Donocho

William Trice b. 24 Aug 1743 Sp. Wm Dunncho & Ann Garry. Mullingar Parish

Easter Triasy/Trasy/Tracy & Morice?Maurice McGara/O’Gara

Mary Meara b. 7 Dec 1743 of Mullingar Sp. Thom Carty & Mary Scully. Mullingar Parish

Easter McGara b. ? May 1751 Sp. Mullingar Parish

Rose O'Gara b. 04 Sep 1755 Sp. Patt Prendergast & Mary Roony. Mullingar Parish

Marcella McGara b. 4 January 1761 Sp. Keady Melachlin & Mary Drury. Mullingar Parish

Margaret Tracy annointed 17 Apr 1755 of Mullingar. Mullingar Parish

Eliz Tracy, Offerings All Souls Day, June 1757. Mullingar Parish

Eliz Tracy & Thorance Fitzpatrick

Peter Fitzpatrick b. ? Sep 1762 Sp. Peter Connell & Elinor McManus. Mullingar Parish

Ann Tracey & John Brennan

Christian Brennan b. 6 Dec 1782 Sp. John Kean & Ann Dempsey. Mullingar Parish

Patt Tracey of Kilbegan? married Catharina Melyn? of Mullingar parish 3 Mar 1783 Wit: Patt Coffy & Jena Murphy. Mullingar Parish

Catherine Tracy & Thomas Brennan

Bridget Brennan b. Mar 1784 Sp. Mullingar Parish

Daniel Brennan b. 13 Oct 1785 Sp. Thos Tynan & Cathe Geoghegan. Mullingar Parish

Thomas Brennan b. 14 Jan 1789 Sp. Hugh Byrne & Esther Moran. Mullingar Parish

Hugh? Tracy of Mullingar married Eleanor Nowlan of Mullingar 26 Jun 1792 Wit: Richard Nawlan & Cath Keanagh. Mullingar Parish

Winifred Tresy? & Peter Murry

Mary Murry b. 11 Sep 1794 Sp. James Waldese? & Cathr Garner?. Mullingar Parish

Patt Tracey & Mary Halpin?

James Tracey b. 23 Aug 1796 Sp. Kildare Dobbs & Catharin Murray. Mullingar Parish

Tim Tracy & Peggy Quin

Catherine Tracy b. 27 Jan 1806 Sp. Thos Connel & Catherine Cranoley. Mullingar Parish

Judith? Toresy married Michael Wymore? both of Mullingar Parish ? May 1810 Wit: Patrick? Marssy? & Bridget Na?ly? Mullingar Parish [bad copy]

Judith Trasey/Tresi & Michael Wynne

Marcella Wynne b. ? Aug 1811 Sp. John Barry & Catherine Shanly. Mullingar Parish

John Winne b. May 1813 Sp. Mullingar Parish

Anne Tra? & Nicholas Connor

Nicholas Connor b. 11 Jul 1811 Sp. Cornelius Trenton? & Fanny? Lecky. Mullingar Parish

Catherine Tresey & Patrick McLaughlin

James McLaughlin b. 11? Sep 1813 Sp. James Nary? & Kox? Nary?. Mullingar Parish

Anne Tracy & Michael Fahy

Mary Fahy b. ? Aug 1829 Sp. Mullingar Parish

Patrick Tracy & Anne Casey

Margaret Tracy b. 3? Feb 1839 Sp. Mullingar Parish [bad copy]

Mary Tracy & Walter Taaffe

Marcella Taaffe b. 2 Sep 1839 Sp. Pat Tormy & Marcella Finn?. Mullingar Parish

Christopher Tracy? married Margaret Corrigan 21 Sep 1848 Wit: Christopher Dunn & Judith Mullaly. Mullingar Parish

Christopher Tracy & Margaret Coregan

William Tracy b. 24 Jun 1849 Sp. Christopher Dunn & Ellen Nolan. Mullingar Parish

Patk Treacy & Margaret Mead

Mary Treacy b. 17 Oct 1854 Sp. Christopher M'Cormick & Maria Quin. Mullingar Parish

Ellen M Tracy? & Thomas Smyth

Thomas Bernard Smyth b. 8/11 Oct 1864 of Mullingar Sp. Richard Eyers & Ellen Dunne. Mullingar Parish

Patrick Tracy married Mary Anne Dibbs Wit: Robert Cunningham & Eliza Dibbs 28 Aug 1865 Mullingar Parish. [see Longford]

Patrick Treacy & Mary Anne Dibbs

? Treacy b. 1/5 Aug 1866 Sp. Thomas Dibbs & Eliza Dibbs. Mullingar Parish

23 September 1865 Pilot (NY)

August 28, at Mullingar, Mr. P. Tracy, to Mary A., daughter of Mr. John Dibbs.

Joseph Treacy & Ellen Glennon

Joseph Treacy b. ? Oct 1884. Mullingar Parish [INDEX]

Margin Tracey & Kate McCormick

Mary Tracy b. ? Nov 1890. Mullingar Parish [INDEX]

Margaret Tracy & John Brown

Anne Elizabeth Brown b. ? Aug 1899 Sp. Mullingar Parish [INDEX]

Sarah Ellis (otherwise Tracy) (d. of Thomas Tracy, shipping agent) widow of 67 Amiens St Dublin m. John Charles Duncan (s. of James Duncan, gamekeeper) widower, gamekeeper of Tudenham Park Mullingar Co. Westmeath on 24 June 1890 Wit: William Reidy & Katie? Tracy (by licence) - St. Thomas CoI (North Dublin City) [see Kingstown CoI Dublin]

Sarah Ellis otherwise Tracy, full [age], widow, BLANK profession, lives 67 Amiens St Dublin, (d. of Thomas Tracy, shipping agent) married John Charles Duncan, full [age], widower, gamekeeper, lives Tudenham Park Mullingar Co Westmeath?, (s. of James Duncan, gamekeeper) 24 June 1890 St. Thomas Church of Ireland Wit: William Reilly? & Katie Tracy [Dublin North PLU]

Mullingar Parish Deaths

Edward Tracy of Mullingar, died 10 Jun 1758

Esther Tracy of Mullingar, wife of Maurice Magara, died ? Mar 1761

Mary Tracy of Mullingar, died 19 Dec 1765

Martin Treacy of Do [Mullingar], died 3 Feb 1848

William Treacy died 29 Sep 1866

12 October 1866 (FJ) Death

September 27, at Mullingar, Mr. William Treacy, late of Mountrath, much regretted by a large circle of friends.

Multifarnham

Pat Tracy & Mary Bennett

Esther Tracy b. 23 Mar 1856 Sp. Jas & Mary Reilly. Multifarnham Parish

Nougheval (Longford and Westmeath)

Note: No online records.

John Tracey, full age, bachelor, farmer, lives Coolalina Westmeath [Coolaleena Noughaval], (s. of Michael Tracey, dead, farmer) married Anne Eivers, minor, spinster, farmer, lives Maryrath Westmeath [in Noughaval], (d. of Denis Eivers, farmer) 31 August 1880 RC Chapel Tang [in Noughaval] Wit: Pat Reilly & Ellen Gill [Ballymore Ballymahon PLU]

Rose Tracey, full age, spinster, servant, lives Keel [Noughaval] Co. Longford (d. of Keel, dead, farmer) married James Eivers. full age, bachelor, pensioner, lives Ballymahon [Noughaval] Co. Longford, (s. of Ballymahon, living, labourer) 26 November 1881 RC Chapel Tang [in Nougheval] Wit: John Mee & Mary Mannion [Ballymore Ballymahon PLU]

Rathaspick and Russagh

Ann Treacy married Barthy Murray 2 Apr 1856 Wit: Laurce Kilmunay & Ann Guie. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Ann Treasy & Bartly Murray

John Murray b. 12 Jul 1857 Sp. Thomas Darcy & Ann Onail. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Ann Murry b. 17 Jun 1862 Sp. Patt Kelly & Catherine Geeg. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Bernard Treacy married Cathrine Guie 21 Feb 1857 Wit: Patt McDanil & Margt Killane. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Bernard/Bryan Treasy/Treasey & Catherine Gui/Guy

Bridget Treasy b. 15 Oct 1857 Sp. Patt Farrel & Ann Kelly. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Thomas Treasy b. 16 May 1859 Sp. Patt Kelly & Ann Treasy. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Ann Treasy b. 20 May 1861 Sp. John Farrel & Catherine Guy. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

Bernard Treasy b. 10 Jul 1865 Sp. Patt Kernan & Rose Heany. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish

John Treasy b. 23 Jun 1875 Sp. Thos Treasey & Elen Darsey. Rathaspick and Russagh Parish [Bryan]

Bernard Tracy/Treacy & Catherine Guy

Bernard Tracy b. 16 July 1865 Ballynacarrigy Westmeath (LDS)

Jane Treacy b. 10 Jan 1868 of Carrigans/Carrigah [Carrigagh Rathaspick] Ballinacargy, County Westmeath (LDS)

Catherine Tracy b. 4 Apr 1872 Ballynacargy, West, Leinster Ireland (LDS) [twins]

Elizabeth Tracy b. 4 Apr 1872 Ballynacargy, West, Leinster Ireland (LDS) [twins]

John Tracy b. 21 June 1875 Carrigagh Mullingar Westmeath (LDS)

Bernard Tracy/Treacy, labourer, & Catherine Guy

Bernard Tracy b. 16 Jul 1865 of Carigah [Carrigagh Rathaspick] [Bernard Tracy, father, Carigah [Ballinacargy/Ballynacarrigy Mullingar PLU]

Jane Treacy b. 10 Jan 1868 of Carrigah. Bernard Treacy, father, Carrigah [Ballinacargy Mullingar PLU]

Elizabeth Tracy b. 3 o’clock 4 Apr 1872 Carriga. Bernard Tracy, father, Carriga [Ballynacargy Mullingar PLU] [twins]

Catherine Tracy b. 3.13 o’clock 4 Apr 1872 Carriga. Bernard Tracy, father, Carriga [Ballynacargy Mullingar PLU] [twins]

John Tracy b. 21 Jun 1875 Carrigagh. Bernard Tracy, his mark, father, Carrigagh [Ballynacargy Mullingar PLU]

Thomas Treacy, full [age], bachelor, laborer, lives Bardenstown [Bardanstown Rathaspick], (s. of Bernard Treacy, labourer) married Eliza Boyce, minor, spinster, BLANK profession, lives Corry [Rathaspick], (d. of John Boyce, farmer) 21 August 1887 RC Chapel Rathowen Wit: John Treacy & Kate Treacy [Ballinacargy Mullingar PLU]

Elizabeth Treacy Nally died 6 Oct 1948 of 881 st. Johns Place, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, age 76 years, b. 22 Mar 1872 Westmeath Ireland (d. of Bernard Treacy & Catherine Guy born Ireland), occupation Housework-own home, buried 9 Oct 1948 Holy Cross Cemetery, spouse James J.

United States Naturalization Petitions

Elizabeth Nally nee Treacy, born 22 Mar 1872 Rathowen [Rathaspick Westmeath], Ireland. Naturalised 1942 Bklyn, Kings, NY. Spouse's James Nally born 02 Mar 1878, Children John Nally born 31 Aug 1904, Agnes Nally born 28 Jul 1902, Kathleen Nally born 31 Aug 1908

Rathaspick and Russagh Parish Deaths

Phelim Treasy of Bardinster [Bardanstown Rathaspick], died 6 July 1854, aged 75 [see Griffiths Valuation]

Michael Tracy of Corristun, died 9 Aug 1855, aged 22

Ned Treassy? of Mace, died 20 Mar 1867, age 72

Deaths

Rose Tracy died 1870, Mullingar PLU, Aged 70, b. 1800, died 5 Apr 1870, Bardenstown [Bardanstown Rathaspick]

Rochfortbridge

Liby Tracy married William Parl? 3 Apr 1823 Wit: John Eiphan & Judith Wheelaghan. Rochfortbridge Parish

Elizabeth/Eliza Tracy & Thomas Conlon [see Kinnegad]

Laurence Conlan b. 10 Jun 1849 Sp. Michael Allen & Catherine Whelehan. Rochfortbridge Parish

John Conlon b. 30 May 1852 Sp. John Fyrrell & Ann Neile. Rochfortbridge Parish

Joe Tracey married Catherine Gilligan 19 Jul 1851 Wit: Ann Killeen & Margt Jones. Rochfortbridge Parish

Joe Tracey m. Cathrine Gillegan 19 Jul 1851 Rochfortbridge, Meath, Ireland

Joseph Tracy & Catherine Gilligan

George Tracy b. 20 May 1851 Sp. Kate Daley. Rochfortbridge Parish [faint copy]

George Tracey married Bridget Eighan 19 Feb 1871 Wit: John Farrell & Anne Toole. Castletown-Geoghegan Parish

George Tracy/Treacy, 20 years, bachelor, servant, lives Balykillmore [Ballykilmore Newtown], (s. of Joseph Tracy, dealer) married Bridget Eighan, 25 years, spinster servant, lives Tyrrellspass [Newtown], (d. of Bryan Eighan, deceased, labourer) 19 February 1871 RC Chapel Raheenmore Wit: John Farrel & Ann Tool [Tyrrellspass Mullingar PLU]

William Tracey married Mary Kelly 4 Nov 1860 Wit: Thomas Galvin & Eliza Eighan. Rochfortbridge Parish [see Edenderry Offaly]

Rose/Ann Tracy & Owen Kelly

Peter Kelly b. 7 May 1865 Sp. Patt Carroll & Rose Quinn. Rochfortbridge Parish

Joseph Kelly b. 2 Aug 1867 Sp. Michael Duffy & Elza Connell. Rochfortbridge Parish

Anne Tracey & Owen Kelly

I am interested in the Kelly family of Clonfad (Rochfortbridge), Tyrrellspass, Co. Westmeath. Owen Kelly m. Anne Tracey c.1860. Children: John, Peter (emigrated), Joseph (emigrated), Mary, Ann (m. Christopher Duffy) and Bridget (m. Joseph Martin). kellypenot Oct 19, 2006

Taghmon

Thomas Tracey, full age, bachelor, shop keeper, lives Streele? near Rathosuen? [Ardnurcher or Horseleap], (s. of Thomas Tracey, shopkeeper) married Mary Cribbin, full age, spinster, farmer's daughter, lives Cloughan near Mullingar [Rathconnell], (d. of Patrick Cribbins, farmer) 30 September 1896 RC Chapel Taughmon Wit: Michael Tracey & Mary Anne Ryan [Mullingar Mullingar PLU]

1901 Census

Thomas Tracey, 37, M, 2 Kilbeg, Lauree, Westmeath, Wine Spirit Provision and General Merchant, Roman Catholic, Head of Family, Married, Westmeath

1901 Census

Mary Tracey, 26, F, Killynan (Cooke), Cloghan, Westmeath, Roman Catholic, Daughter, Married, Westmeath

Margaret Tracey, 3, F, Killynan (Cooke), Cloghan, Westmeath, Roman Catholic, Grand Daughter, Not Married, Westmeath

Patrick Tracey, 1, M, Killynan (Cooke), Cloghan, Westmeath, Roman Catholic, Grand Son, Not Married, Westmeath

Patrick Cribbin, 69, Male, Head of Family, Roman Catholic, Farmer, Married, Westmeath

1911 Census

Thomas Tracey, 47, M, 5 Kilbeg, Lauree, Westmeath (head, grocer & spirit merchant)

Mary F Tracey, 35, F, Kilbeg, Lauree, Westmeath (married 14 years, 2 child 2 alive)

Patrick J Tracey, 11, M, Kilbeg, Lauree, Westmeath

Annie O’Sullivan, 30, F, Kilbeg, Lauree, Westmeath (cousin, single)

Tubber (& Rosemount) (Offaly/Westmeath)

See Offaly.

Tullamore (Offaly/Westmeath)

See Offaly.

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Brady, J. A short history of the parishes of the diocese of Meath, 1867-1944,

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Clarke, Desmond Athlone, a bibliographical study, An Leabhar, No. 10, 1952, 138-9

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Egan, O. Tyrellspass, Past and Present, 1986.

Grouden, Breda The contribution of the Clibborn family to Moate town and district, Moate Historical Society, Moate, 1990.

Healy, John History of the Diocese of Meath, Dublin, 1908.

Keaney, Marion Sources for Westmeath Studies, Mullingar, 1982.

Keaney, Marion Athlone bridging the centuries, Westmeath county council, Mullingar, 1991.

MacNamee, James J. History of the Diocese of Ardagh, Dublin, 1954.

Monahan, Rev. J. Records Relating to the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnoise, 1886.

Murtagh, H. Athlone besieged, Temple Printing Co., Athlone, 1991.

Murtagh, H. Irish Historic Towns Atlas: Athlone, RIA, Dublin, 1994.

O'Brien, Brendan Athlone Workhouse and the Famine, Old Athlone Society, Athlone, 1995.

O'Brien, Gearóid St. Mary's Parish Athlone, a history, St. Mel's Trust, Longford, 1989.

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Sheehan, J. Westmeath as others saw it . AD 900 to the present, 1982.

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NAI Ref Name Probate Ref Grant Type Date Issue Date Death

2006/11/372 TREACY DENIS 1985 MR 012450 Probate 23/10/1985 20/04/1981

2005/37/406 TREACY THOMAS 1983 MR 014301 Probate 25/11/1983 13/06/1982

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