Son of Samuel Vail 1654-1695 & Elizabeth Gach Griffith Hunt 1657-1747. Thomas was the sixth son of seven children.
His parents were of Westchester, NY, and his siblings migrated to Woodbridge area, which appeared to be his residence as a young adult.
There are a number of spelling variations of the modern family name: Vail, Vaill, Vaile and Veal.
Thomas (3) Vail at the Woodbridge M. M. of 21 February, 1716/17, declared with Experience Fitz Randolph their first intention of marriage. They again declared their intention before the Meeting on the 21 March, 1716/17 at which time permission was granted. This marriage, however, did not eventuate. Instead she married another, out of the unity of the Meeting and without the consent of her parents.
It being out of the power of Thomas Vail to recover this refractory one, we find him with Rachel Fitz Randolph, on the 15 August and on the 19 September, 1717, at the Woodbridge M. M. declaring their 1st and 2nd. intention of marriage and receiving the consent of the Meeting.
Source: Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Vail, by ROBERT SIMON VAIL III, pg. 2, No. 16.
Rachel was the sister of Experience Fitz Randolph.
Thomas's brother John (1685-1744) married Rachel's sister Martha (1693-1776). Two brothers married two sisters.
One year after this marriage to Rachel, Thomas died at age 23 years of age. In his will, described as a Yeoman of Woodbridge. Also known as a ship's carpenter.
His death recorded as:
Name Thomas Vail
Death Date 16 Mar 1717
Death Date on Image 16 First 1717
Death Place Union, New Jersey
Mother Elizabeth Vail
Event Type Death
Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Meetings
No cemetery burial on record.
The will of Thomas (3) Vail is recorded in Lieber A. at Trenton, N. J., (v. also N. J. Archives, 1st Ser., Vol. 23:475), and was signed and sealed the 11 March, 1717, and proved on the 13 June, 1718. Source: R. Simon Vail III.
In his will he bequeaths all his property to his beloved wife Rachel, and brother John Veal (John J Vail 1685-1774) to be Executors.
His parents were of Westchester, NY, and his siblings migrated to Woodbridge area, which appeared to be his residence as a young adult.
There are a number of spelling variations of the modern family name: Vail, Vaill, Vaile and Veal.
Thomas (3) Vail at the Woodbridge M. M. of 21 February, 1716/17, declared with Experience Fitz Randolph their first intention of marriage. They again declared their intention before the Meeting on the 21 March, 1716/17 at which time permission was granted. This marriage, however, did not eventuate. Instead she married another, out of the unity of the Meeting and without the consent of her parents.
It being out of the power of Thomas Vail to recover this refractory one, we find him with Rachel Fitz Randolph, on the 15 August and on the 19 September, 1717, at the Woodbridge M. M. declaring their 1st and 2nd. intention of marriage and receiving the consent of the Meeting.
Source: Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Vail, by ROBERT SIMON VAIL III, pg. 2, No. 16.
Rachel was the sister of Experience Fitz Randolph.
Thomas's brother John (1685-1744) married Rachel's sister Martha (1693-1776). Two brothers married two sisters.
One year after this marriage to Rachel, Thomas died at age 23 years of age. In his will, described as a Yeoman of Woodbridge. Also known as a ship's carpenter.
His death recorded as:
Name Thomas Vail
Death Date 16 Mar 1717
Death Date on Image 16 First 1717
Death Place Union, New Jersey
Mother Elizabeth Vail
Event Type Death
Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Meetings
No cemetery burial on record.
The will of Thomas (3) Vail is recorded in Lieber A. at Trenton, N. J., (v. also N. J. Archives, 1st Ser., Vol. 23:475), and was signed and sealed the 11 March, 1717, and proved on the 13 June, 1718. Source: R. Simon Vail III.
In his will he bequeaths all his property to his beloved wife Rachel, and brother John Veal (John J Vail 1685-1774) to be Executors.
Son of Samuel Vail 1654-1695 & Elizabeth Gach Griffith Hunt 1657-1747. Thomas was the sixth son of seven children.
His parents were of Westchester, NY, and his siblings migrated to Woodbridge area, which appeared to be his residence as a young adult.
There are a number of spelling variations of the modern family name: Vail, Vaill, Vaile and Veal.
Thomas (3) Vail at the Woodbridge M. M. of 21 February, 1716/17, declared with Experience Fitz Randolph their first intention of marriage. They again declared their intention before the Meeting on the 21 March, 1716/17 at which time permission was granted. This marriage, however, did not eventuate. Instead she married another, out of the unity of the Meeting and without the consent of her parents.
It being out of the power of Thomas Vail to recover this refractory one, we find him with Rachel Fitz Randolph, on the 15 August and on the 19 September, 1717, at the Woodbridge M. M. declaring their 1st and 2nd. intention of marriage and receiving the consent of the Meeting.
Source: Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Vail, by ROBERT SIMON VAIL III, pg. 2, No. 16.
Rachel was the sister of Experience Fitz Randolph.
Thomas's brother John (1685-1744) married Rachel's sister Martha (1693-1776). Two brothers married two sisters.
One year after this marriage to Rachel, Thomas died at age 23 years of age. In his will, described as a Yeoman of Woodbridge. Also known as a ship's carpenter.
His death recorded as:
Name Thomas Vail
Death Date 16 Mar 1717
Death Date on Image 16 First 1717
Death Place Union, New Jersey
Mother Elizabeth Vail
Event Type Death
Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Meetings
No cemetery burial on record.
The will of Thomas (3) Vail is recorded in Lieber A. at Trenton, N. J., (v. also N. J. Archives, 1st Ser., Vol. 23:475), and was signed and sealed the 11 March, 1717, and proved on the 13 June, 1718. Source: R. Simon Vail III.
In his will he bequeaths all his property to his beloved wife Rachel, and brother John Veal (John J Vail 1685-1774) to be Executors.
His parents were of Westchester, NY, and his siblings migrated to Woodbridge area, which appeared to be his residence as a young adult.
There are a number of spelling variations of the modern family name: Vail, Vaill, Vaile and Veal.
Thomas (3) Vail at the Woodbridge M. M. of 21 February, 1716/17, declared with Experience Fitz Randolph their first intention of marriage. They again declared their intention before the Meeting on the 21 March, 1716/17 at which time permission was granted. This marriage, however, did not eventuate. Instead she married another, out of the unity of the Meeting and without the consent of her parents.
It being out of the power of Thomas Vail to recover this refractory one, we find him with Rachel Fitz Randolph, on the 15 August and on the 19 September, 1717, at the Woodbridge M. M. declaring their 1st and 2nd. intention of marriage and receiving the consent of the Meeting.
Source: Genealogy Report: Descendants of Thomas Vail, by ROBERT SIMON VAIL III, pg. 2, No. 16.
Rachel was the sister of Experience Fitz Randolph.
Thomas's brother John (1685-1744) married Rachel's sister Martha (1693-1776). Two brothers married two sisters.
One year after this marriage to Rachel, Thomas died at age 23 years of age. In his will, described as a Yeoman of Woodbridge. Also known as a ship's carpenter.
His death recorded as:
Name Thomas Vail
Death Date 16 Mar 1717
Death Date on Image 16 First 1717
Death Place Union, New Jersey
Mother Elizabeth Vail
Event Type Death
Rahway and Plainfield Monthly Meetings
No cemetery burial on record.
The will of Thomas (3) Vail is recorded in Lieber A. at Trenton, N. J., (v. also N. J. Archives, 1st Ser., Vol. 23:475), and was signed and sealed the 11 March, 1717, and proved on the 13 June, 1718. Source: R. Simon Vail III.
In his will he bequeaths all his property to his beloved wife Rachel, and brother John Veal (John J Vail 1685-1774) to be Executors.
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