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About Thomas Vail
GEDCOM Note
!TIB;CRA !HISTORY OF POMFRET, VERMONT BY HH VAIL !INDEXED PEDIGREE CHARTS FILE !NAUVOO BAPTISMS FOR THE DEAD FILE BOOK A PAGE 170 !LOGAN TEMPLE RECORDS !DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF NEW YORK
In 1760, Thomas was serving as a lieutenant under General Amherst; he was present at the siege of Fort Levi and the capture of Montreal. At the time, he had been married to Hannah (whose mother was Hannah Hawkes) about 2 years. Lt. Vail settled on LI after the war [after 1760], engaged in farming, then 12 years later moved to Lebanon, CT., thence to Pomfret, Windsor County, VT.
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Thomas Vail's Timeline
| 1734 |
August 18, 1734
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Oyster Bay, Nassau, NY
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| 1760 |
January 11, 1760
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Oysterponds, Suffolk, NY
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| 1762 |
January 7, 1762
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Southold, Suffolk, NY
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| 1763 |
November 18, 1763
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Oysterponds, Suffolk, NY
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| 1765 |
September 17, 1765
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Oyster Ponds, Long Island, New York, USA
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| 1767 |
September 6, 1767
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Oyster Ponds, Long Island, New York, USA
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| 1770 |
August 12, 1770
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Oyster Ponds, Long Island, New York, USA
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| 1772 |
June 18, 1772
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Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA
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| 1774 |
July 28, 1774
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Pomfret, Windham, CT
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