DESCENDANTS OF Mary HANLEY (to contribute information, please email Helen@HelensFamilyTrees.com)

Second Generation

Thomas and Mary had the following children:

	11	M	i	John TREACY was born 4 Dec 1873 and was christened 5 Dec 1873 in Solohead, Co. Tipperary. He died probably 1873 or 1874. Sponsors at John's baptism were Michael Looby and Catherine Carey. Because a second John was born a year later, we assume that this John died shortly after birth.
	12	M	ii	John TREACY was born about 1 Nov 1874 and was christened 1 Nov 1874 in Tipperary. He died probably young. Sponsors at John's baptism were Michael Looby and Catherine Carey. There doesn't seem to be any recollection of John as an adult. He may have died as a child.
	13	M	iii	Edmund TREACY was born about 8 Nov 1875 and was christened 8 Nov 1875 in Tipperary. He died probably April 1906 in probably San Francisco. Sponsors at Edmund's baptism were Edmund Carey and Margaret O'Dwyer. Edmund emigrated to the United States as a young man. Ellis Island records were checked but nothing that definitely related to this Edmund was found. It's believed that Edmund died in the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. He was living there at the time and nothing more was heard from him after that.
	14	M	iv	Timothy (Timmy) Joseph TREACY was born about 16 Jul 1878 and was christened 16 Jul 1878 in Tipperary. He died 28 Nov 1930 in Lisnabrinnia, Mountnugent, Co. Cavan and was buried 30 Dec 1930 in Ballinacree Cemetery, Mountnugent, Co. Cavan. Sponsors at Timmmy's baptism were were John Casey and Johanna Casey (should "Casey" read "Carey"?). Timmy was a teacher and appears to have been living in London in 1911. No record could be located for him in the Irish census of that year but in the 1911 UK census there's a 31-year-old (although our Timmy would have been 32 years of age at the time) Tipperary-born school teacher named Timothy Joseph Treacy listed as a boarder in the household of a Mr. John McGuinness and his Tipperary-born wife, Bridget, of 9 St. Kilda Road in West Ealing. By the time of his death in 1930, Timmy, who was unmarried, was working as an instructor with the Co. Cavan Technical Instruction Committee and was living in Lisnabrinnia, Mountnugent, Co. Cavan.
+	15	M	v	Thomas Joseph TREACY was born 13 Apr 1881 and died 13 Apr 1969.
	16	M	vi	Martin Joseph TREACY was born about 9 Nov 1883 in Murgasty Cottages, Murgasty, Co. Tipperary and was christened 9 Nov 1883 in Tipperary. He died 19 Jan 1977 in Fermoy, Co. Cork and was buried in Kilcrumper Old Cemetery, Fermoy. Sponsors at Martin's baptism were Edmond Carew and Bridget Carew. According to the 1901 census return for his mother's household in Murgasty, Co. Tipperary, Martin, aged 17, was a baker. He later worked in the gasworks business in Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary and later in Cobh, Co. Cork before moving to Fermoy, Co. Cork where he was manager of the Fermoy Gas Company. In Carrick, where he was a gasworks manager (according to the 1911 census), he lived on the Quay (presumably in the house adjoining the gasworks) with his widowed mother. His older brother Thomas would subsequently become manager - and later owner - of the Carrick gasworks.
				Martin married Catherine FOGARTY in 1919 in Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. Catherine was born in Portlaw, Co. Waterford. She died 5 Jan 1964 in Fermoy, Co. Cork. Catherine was matron of a workhouse or hospital (presumably in Fermoy). Martin and Catherine, who lived in Duntahane, Fermoy, had no children.

Daniel and Mary had the following children:

+	17	M	i	Edmond (Ned) CAREY was born about 1897 and died possibly 28 Jun 1974.
+	18	F	ii	Maria (Mary Ann) CAREY was born about 1900 and died 1981.
+	19	F	iii	Elena (Lena) CAREY was born about 1901 and died date unknown.

Patrick and Sarah had the following children:

	20	M	i	William Joseph MONAHAN was born 13 Jun 1886 in Co. Tipperary. He died 24 Nov 1918 in Co. Tipperary. Does the fact that William was born in Co. Tipperary (according to the 1901 census) and the rest of his siblings were born in Co. Wexford mean that Sarah and Patrick lived in Co. Tipperary before moving to Duncannon? It's possible that Patrick, a policeman, was transferred from Co. Tipperary to Duncannon, Co. Wexford in 1887. I'm told that William 'lived and died in Co. Tipperary'.
+	21	F	ii	Alice Frances MONAHAN was born 11 Oct 1887 and died 9 May 1915.
+	22	M	iii	Patrick Joseph MONAHAN was born 23 Apr 1890 and died 10 Aug 1942.
	23	M	iv	Edward MONAHAN was born 12 Jun 1892 in Duncannon, Co. Wexford. He died in New York. According to the family, Edward was in the RIC (Royal Irish Constabulary) prior to emigrating to the United States (he arrived in New York on 30 April 1915 having sailed on the "Megantic" from Liverpool). On the ship manifest his occupation as given as "ship's steward", and his contact name was an uncle, Martin Monahan, who lived in New York. According to his World War I registration card - every male of military age was required to fill one in - Edward was working as a porter in 1917 in a hotel at 73rd and Broadway in New York. The name of the hotel is almost illegible but it could be the Ansonia. The card also tells us he lived at what looks like 206 8th Avenue in New York and that he was "tall", of medium build, had grey eyes and brown hair.
				Edward married Mary (Mamie) RYAN
	24	M	v	Alfred MONAHAN was born 28 Aug 1896 in Duncannon, Co. Wexford. He died date unknown. Unfortunately we know nothing of Alfred.
+	25	M	vi	Martin MONAHAN was born about 1898.
+	26	F	vii	Patricia Harriet (Harriet) MONAHAN was born 25 Jun 1902 and died date unknown.

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