Lemuel Allen Wilmot Vail

Lemuel married Deborah Emmeline Ogden Abt 1875. Deborah was born 22 Jun 1853; died 28 Jun 1921, Lincoln, Maine. [Group Sheet]

1. Aldana Maude Vail was born 22 Jan 1876, Lincoln, Maine; died 25 Oct 1962, St. Stephen, New Brunswick.

Solomon married Sarah Ann Turner 20 Apr 1842, Fredericton, New Brunswick. Sarah (daughter of George Hutchinson Turner and Catherine Russell) was born 29 Feb 1820, Fredericton, New Brunswick; died 18 May 1856, Kingsclear, York County, New Brunswick; was buried , Brockway Cemetery, Brockway, New Brunswick. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Sarah Ann married her cousin Solomon Vail in 1842; they settled on a 340 acre farm in the Brockway Settlement in Manners Sutton Parish. They had five children; after Sarah died in 1856 at age 36, Solomon married Asenath Nutter, with whom he had another eight children.

Thomas — Hannah Russell. Hannah (daughter of Jacob Russell and Elizabeth) was born 1788, Maugerville, Sunbury County, New Brunswick; died 23 Oct 1861, Brockway, York County, New Brunswick. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

George was the second child of Holden and Jennet Turner. Born in the early days of New Brunswick in rural Fredericton, he became a stage driver and proprietor of a transportation and cartage concern with stables, horses and employees. For more than 30 years, George provided a cab service for members of the House of Assembly of New Brunswick in Fredericton. He may have been the first of many New Brunswick Turners to be involved in horse-drawn transportation.
He and wife Catherine Russell had nine children, including two who followed him into stagecoach transportation and two others who were involved in sea-going transportation. George and Catherine also adopted and educated two young "Blue Coat Boys" from England.
In 1833 he built a house at the corner of Regent and George Streets in Fredericton. It is still standing, has been completely renovated, and is now classified as one of 24 buildings forming Fredericton's architectural heritage.
Catherine died in 1841 and George remarried the following year to Mary Harned McBeath, a widow.
George died on May 22, 1860 and was buried in the Old Burial Ground.
He was highly respected in his community, a man mourned widely at his death.

George married Catherine Russell 21 Jan 1817, Fredericton, New Brunswick. Catherine (daughter of Jacob Russell and Elizabeth) was born 1799, Kingsclear, York County, New Brunswick; died 14 Mar 1841, Fredericton, New Brunswick; was buried , Old burial ground, Fredericton, New Brunswick. [Group Sheet]

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Jacob was born in Connecticut and as an adult was living in New York where he was a loyalist serving in a regiment there. He settled in Sheffield, Sunbury County, New Brunswick. He operated a saw mill and grist mill. Sometime after 1790, he resettled in Kingsclear, York County.
Lived in Kingsclear, York County

From "Early New Brunswick Probate Records" by R. Wallace Hale, page 389:

Jacob RUSSELL
Parish of Kingsclear, York Co. Will dated July 10, 1826, proved September 29, 1827.
Wife Elizabeth 365 pounds and use of estate for life. Son John 10 pounds and his two children, William and Sarah, each 5 pounds. Son William 200 pounds and his son Jacob William Tid 10 pounds and his two daughters 5 pounds each. Jacob RUSSELL 10 pounds. Mary RUSSELL 20 pounds. Phebe, widow of Robert TURNER, 100 pounds. Betsey RUSSELL 100 pounds. Hannah VEAL's four children, 5 pounds each. George TURNER's three children 5 pounds each. Charlotte TURNER 10 pounds. Solomon VEAL 30 pounds. Mary RUSSELL, Samuel's daughter, 20 pounds. Daniel and George RUSSELL, 10 pounds each. Residue of estate to son William. Wife Elizabeth RUSSELL, son William RUSSELL and John ALLEN Esq. executors. Witnesses - John Campbell, James Finimore, James Campbell.
A statement of bequests paid lists the widow, who died prior to December 2, 1833; John Russell; John's 2 children William and Sarah; William Russell; Mary Thatcher; Jacob Russell, jr.; Phebe Turner; Charlotte Turner; Solomon Veal; Thomas Veal's 4 children; Mary Wheaton; George Turner's 3 children; Daniel Russell; George Russell; Elizabeth Ph_rriel; Jacob W. T. Russell; Sarah & Maryan Russell.

Elizabeth RUSSELL
Parish of Kingsclear, York Co. Widow. Will dated July 7, 1827; proved Feb. 2, 1832.
Daughter Hannah VEAL, 20 pounds. Granddaughter Catherine TURNER 10 pounds. Son William Russell residue of estate. Son William Russell sole executor. Witnesses - John Dow, John Allen, George Waters.

From "The New Loyalist Index" by Paul J. Bunnell:

Jacob RUSSELL
Yeoman. Judgment: July 14, 1783
From New Marlborough, Ulster Co., New York
Settled Canada.

Jacob married Elizabeth Abt 1765. was born 13 May 1750; died 20 Aug 1827, Kingsclear, York Co., New Brunswick. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Holden Turner was born in Glasgow,Scotland, joined the British Army at age 18, went to New York with the 22nd Regiment of Foot during the American Revolution, moved to Nova Scotia with the United Empire Loyalists in 1783.
He relocated to the Fredericton area in 1784. Married Jennet Hutchinson and raised 10 children. Settled at Lincoln, Sunbury Co., NB. Purchased land south of Fredericton on the St. John River in 1801, but he did not move to Federicton, York Co., NB until 1820. On 6 May 1820 he declared that he had been an inhabitant of NB for nearly 36 years and never received any land from the Crown.
His occupation was cordwainer, a maker of high quality leather shoes and boots.
Holden Turner's death was reported in The Head Quarters January 8, 1845 edition: "On Friday morning last, Mr Holden Turner, in the 85th year of his age."

Holden married Jennet Hutchinson 1785, Maugerville, New Brunswick. Jennet (daughter of Robert Hutchinson and Anne Finlay) was born Abt 1769, Ayrshire, Scotland; was christened 28 Jan 1766, Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; died 03 Mar 1856, Saint John, New Brunswick; was buried Mar 1856, Old Burying Ground, Fredericton, New Brunswick. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Jennet was a native of Ayrshire. Marjorie Waters identified Jennet's father as Robert. I have conducted extensive research in Canada and Scotland as to her origins without definitive results, but have concluded that (i) her father was Robert, who served with the 82nd regiment in the American Revolution and later settled in the Fredericton area, and (ii) she was born 1766-1770 in Ayrshire.
She died in Saint John on March 3, 1856 and is buried in the Old Burial Ground in Fredericton.