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<span style="color:#006400">'''VAIL, Margaret Russell Newhall'''</span> (1854-1936) married Walter L. Vail in 1881. | [[File:Margaret RN Vail.png|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Hollywood Forever Cemetery</center>]] | ||
[[File:Margaret Russell Newhall Vail c. 1890 001.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Margaret Newhall Vail (1854-1936)</center>]] | |||
[[File:Margaret Newhall Vail.png|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Margaret Vail at the Empire Ranch, Arizona c. 1890</center>]] | |||
[[File:Margaret Newhall Vail on "Bony" at Empire Ranch c. 1890 003.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>First branding chute at the Empire Ranch. Margaret Newhall Vail riding Bony to the right, c. 1890.</center>]] | |||
<span style="color:#006400">'''VAIL, Margaret Russell Newhall'''</span> (1854-1936) married Walter L. Vail in 1881. She lived on their Empire Ranch outside Tucson Arizona and in their Los Angeles home, only paying infrequent visits to their Santa Rosa Island. They had seven children between 1883 and 1896: | |||
[[VAIL FAMILY TREE]] | |||
The May 1931 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Leaflet thanks Mrs. Walter L. Vail for her donations of Chumash material from Santa Rosa Island. | The May 1931 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Leaflet thanks Mrs. Walter L. Vail for her donations of Chumash material from Santa Rosa Island. | ||
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VAIL, Margaret Russell Newhall (1854-1936) married Walter L. Vail in 1881. She lived on their Empire Ranch outside Tucson Arizona and in their Los Angeles home, only paying infrequent visits to their Santa Rosa Island. They had seven children between 1883 and 1896:
The May 1931 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History Leaflet thanks Mrs. Walter L. Vail for her donations of Chumash material from Santa Rosa Island.
