Name origin: The surname is taken from the castle and barony of Tracie near vire arron-dissement of Caen, France. There also is a village of the name in the Department of Oise, France. The word may signify a rampart, a terrace. Sire de Tracye was an officer in William the Conqueror's army. Some genealogists claim the family is descended from Ecgbert, a Saxon King, through Alfred the Great, to Sir William de Tracy.--From Directory of the Ancestors of New England Families 1620-1700 by Holmes.
b.abt.1202; parents ukn
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b.1539 Easton Ruston, Norfolk, England; s/o William Tracy
d.England
m.1558 East Ruston, Norfolk, England; Margaret _____
b.1539 Norwich, Norfolk, England
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b.1559 England; s/o Christopher and Margaret Tracy
d.Dec. 22, 1630 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
m.Feb. 23, 1586 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England; Agnes Erdley Fardley
b.Feb. 22, 1569 England
d.June 15, 1640 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
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b.Dec. 28, 1596 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England; s/o Stephen and Agnes Tracy
d.March 20, 1654 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England
m.Jan. 2, 1620 Leyden, Zuid Holland, Netherlands; Typhosa (Tryphesa) Lee
b.1596/99 Leiden, South Holland, Holland; d/o Joos Lee and Anne Hungerford
d.1655 Plymouth, MA
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NOTES: Stephen Tracy arrived in the Plymouth Colony three years after the Mayflower, in 1623, on the Anne.
From Directory of the Ancestors of New England Families 1620-1700 by Holmes: STEPHEN, came to Plymouth, Mass., 1623, removed Duxbury, Mass., 1645.
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