Daniel Vail1

M, b. 1694, d. 4 October 1746
FatherJohn Vail b. 1663, d. 18 Aug 1737
MotherGrace Braddick b. 1666, d. 18 May 1751
     Daniel was born in 1694 in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York. Daniel married Hannah Griffing on 10 October 1717. Daniel departed this life on Tuesday, 4 October 1746 in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.

Family

Hannah Griffing b. 1694, d. 4 Oct 1746

Citations

  1. [S464] Henry Hobart Vail, Genealogy of some of the Vail family descended from Jeremiah Vail at Salem, Mass., 1639, pages 37-38 - Daniel [John,- Jeremiah I], b. 1697; m. 10 Oct., 1717, Hannah Griffing, b. at Lyme. Ct., 1694, dau. of Jasper Griffing. Both died at Southold 4 Oct., 1746.
    The descendants of Daniel Vail spell their family name Vaill. There can be no doubt as to the identity of the ancestor. The Salmon Record is authority for the deaths of children and parents. Alfred Vail traced the father through his wanderings and located his very numerous descendants named Vail], Good-win and Beach. They were chiefly in Connecticut and Vermont. Children:
    Daniel., b. 1718; d.12 Jan., 1729;
    Lydia, b. 1719; m. Capt. Peter Collis, who was Iost at sea. She d., aged 30, leaving one daughter, Lydia Collis, who d. aged 18;
    Joseph, b. 1721; m. Jerusha Peck;
    Hannah, b. 1723; d. 20 Oct., 1736;
    Elizabeth, d. a child, 24 Oct., 1736;
    Mary, d. young;
    Rt'ru, b. 1726; d. 1755;
    MICA$, b. 1731; a soldier in the Revolution, private in Third Regiment, N. Y. Levies, Col. James Clinton. Died in prison ship.
    Samuel, m. Sarah Beebe; in 1768 settled at Litchfield, Ct;
    Nathan, b. 1729; went to Litchfield, Ct.; died there in 1755, unmarried;
    Peter, b. 1733; d. 3 Aug., 1746;
    &us, b. 1733; d. 14 Sept., 1746;
    Daniel 2d, d. a child;
    Jasper, d. 7 Oct., 1746, a child;
    Hannah 2d, m. 26 Oct., 1761, Ozias Goodwin of Litchfield, Ct.
    Elizabeth 2d, m. Silas Beach of Goshen, Ct. She had many descendants in Vermont;
    Mary, d. single at Litchfield, Ct., in 1736.