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    1. [VAIL] Obituary/Death Notice Index (Surnames M-Z) for Cecil County, Maryland
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVAIL Ellen 23 Feb 1884 Cecil Whig VAIL Thomas 20 Jan 1917 Cecil Star Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 04:37:25
    1. [VAIL] Various Articles from The Cecil Whig, Elkton, 1884: Cecil Co., MD
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankSaturday, February 23, 1884 Chesapeake City Items. Miss Ellen Vail, one of our oldest inhabitants, being 82 years less one day, was buried at Bethel Cemetery last Sabbath; Quite a large number of her friends, relations and acquaintances were in attendance. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. William E. Tomkinson (of the M. E. Church, of which the deceased was a member for the past 50 years or more) assisted by Rev. L. L. Caton, of the Presbyterian Church. Saturday, March 15, 1884 Orphans' Court. The Orphans' Court of Cecil county was in session on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Present Hon. James McCauley, chief judge; Hon. David P. Davis and Hon. James M. Evans, associate judges. Sundry claims against deceased persons were duly examined and passed. Bonds Approved:-Bond of Samuel Thompson, executor of Eleanor Vail; Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 04:33:55
    1. [VAIL] Various Articles from The Cecil Whig, Elkton, 1888: Cecil Co., MD
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankREYNOLDS-VAIL.- On January 25, 1888, by Rev. E. K. Miller, at the residence of William T. Reynolds, George Oscar Reynolds and Miss Sarah E. Vail. Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 04:28:14
    1. [VAIL] Siloam Cemetery, Winn Parish, LA
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVAIL, Edna Kelley 15 Sep 1905 09 Jul 1957 Edward 21 Sep 1888 16 Oct 1983 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 04:16:35
    1. [VAIL] Atlanta Cemetery, Winn Parish, LA
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVAIL, Charles Leroy 23 Apr 1942 5 May 1989 Jimmie R., Sr. 16 Dec 1943 10 Jul 1972 Leon 26 Feb 1908 19 Aug 1978 Morgan 4 Feb 1907 28 Apr 1990 Syble (FH marker) 17 May 1919 13 Jan 1990 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 04:13:10
    1. [VAIL] Cemetery: Lone Star Cemetery (New) , Rapides Parish La
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail, Joy Bennett - died 1 Feb 1990, 58 yrs. [funeral marker only] Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 04:02:46
    1. [VAIL] MT VERNON CHURCH CEMETERY
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVAIL, Melvin ... .., 1895 ... .., 1976 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 03:57:50
    1. [VAIL] 1883 Orleans Parish Marriage Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Sidney L. 28 M - Blanche L. Richard 26 11/20/1883 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 03:49:15
    1. Re: [VAIL] Alexandria National Cemetery, Rapides Parish, LA

    3. In a message dated 10/10/02 3:43:22 PM Central Daylight Time, plneel@netwitz.net writes: << Steve, Who do you descend from? You seem to know alot about the whole family. How long have you been doing research, and where did you start looking? Andrea >> Andrea, I'm descended from Jeremiah(1) Vail. I've been doing Vail research basically since the first time I saw Ken Burns' Civil War series on PBS (about 1993), although I've had copies of the Thomas and Jeremiah genealogies since the mid-1970s. Apart from the genealogies, I started looking in the genealogy section of the Dallas Public Library, arguably one of the 10 best genealogy libraries in the country. I've learned volumes on the Net, but the library has given me answers about which there can simply be no argument, like my 5-greats g'fathers experience in the Revolutionary War. Most people here have read that dreadful ordeal more than once, so I'll spare them another repetition :-) Thanks and regards Steve Vail

    10/10/2002 02:29:10
    1. [VAIL] Cohen's New Orleans & Lafayette Directory For 1851
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Dr. 139 Carondelet Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 02:04:59
    1. [VAIL] 1822 New Orleans City Directory
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Stephen capt. steamboat Tamerlane 81 Camp ab. Gravier Personal Note: I seem to recall reading about this man in one of my Vail genealogies. Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 02:01:38
    1. [VAIL] 1889 Orleans Parish Death Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Sidney L. 33 yrs - W 05/03/1889 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 01:53:04
    1. [VAIL] 1880 Orleans Parish Death Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Cecilia 22 yrs F - 03/14/1880 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 01:47:32
    1. [VAIL] 1877 Orleans Parish Death Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Julia 43 yrs - W 09/24/1877 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 01:44:04
    1. [VAIL] 1869 Orleans Parish Death Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Margaret Foy 45 yrs F - 8/25/1869 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 12:19:24
    1. [VAIL] 1865 Orleans Parish Death Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail Lee 3 mos - W 5/25/1865 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 12:15:22
    1. [VAIL] 1884 Orleans Parish Birth Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankVail, Jr. Sidney Lee Walter Blanche L. Richard M W 11/26/1884 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/10/2002 12:03:37
    1. Re: [VAIL] Alexandria National Cemetery, Rapides Parish, LA
    2. Andrea L. Neel

    3. Steve, Who do you descend from? You seem to know alot about the whole family. How long have you been doing research, and where did you start looking? Andrea ----- Original Message ----- From: <SteveMVail@cs.com> To: <VAIL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 3:27 AM Subject: Re: [VAIL] Alexandria National Cemetery, Rapides Parish, LA > In a message dated 10/9/02 8:38:39 PM Central Daylight Time, > rvail1@cfl.rr.com writes: > > << BlankVail, Daniel C, d. 09/26/1864, PVT CO C 14 IOWA INF, Sep 26 1864 Bur > Tyler Tex, Plot: A 1016, > > This appears to show that he was initially buried in Tyler, TX then > reinterred in La. >> > > Robert, > > This is true. He was captured at Shiloh (I believe) and sent to Camp Ford, > which was a Confederate POW camp where he died of disease and was buried. > > After the war, the Federal Government enacted a program to recover all > Federal casualties and re-inter them in proper burial places. For this, a > system of National Cemeteries was established. > > My g,g g'father was killed in the Battle of Pickets Mill in GA and buried in > a mass grave at the battle site. About 2 years after the war, the mass grave > was opened and the remains of the 770 Union troops were buried in the > Marietta National Cemetery. And since it was 2 years after the battle, they > were all buried in "Unknown Soldier" graves. > > Steve > > > ==== VAIL Mailing List ==== > Message Board > Vail ~ copies default to the VAIL-L > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?tx=board&r=rw&p=surnames.vail > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > --- > [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Netwitz. Are your virus definitions up to date?] > > --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by Netwitz. Are your virus definitions up to date?]

    10/10/2002 09:33:44
    1. Re: [VAIL] Alexandria National Cemetery, Rapides Parish, LA

    3. In a message dated 10/9/02 8:38:39 PM Central Daylight Time, rvail1@cfl.rr.com writes: << BlankVail, Daniel C, d. 09/26/1864, PVT CO C 14 IOWA INF, Sep 26 1864 Bur Tyler Tex, Plot: A 1016, This appears to show that he was initially buried in Tyler, TX then reinterred in La. >> Robert, This is true. He was captured at Shiloh (I believe) and sent to Camp Ford, which was a Confederate POW camp where he died of disease and was buried. After the war, the Federal Government enacted a program to recover all Federal casualties and re-inter them in proper burial places. For this, a system of National Cemeteries was established. My g,g g'father was killed in the Battle of Pickets Mill in GA and buried in a mass grave at the battle site. About 2 years after the war, the mass grave was opened and the remains of the 770 Union troops were buried in the Marietta National Cemetery. And since it was 2 years after the battle, they were all buried in "Unknown Soldier" graves. Steve

    10/09/2002 05:27:29
    1. [VAIL] 1875 Orleans Parish Birth Index
    2. Robert Vail

    3. BlankBayley William Joseph Henry Porter Mary Elizabeth Vail M - 4/22/1875 Robert S. Vail III Titusville, FL

    10/09/2002 04:09:17