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Nathan Russell Vail
Nathan Russell Vail, known as Nathan R. Vail or N.R. Vail, (1825–1888)〔Not to be confused with () Nathan Russell Vail, born 1883.〕 was a mine operator in Arizona Territory, and a landowner in 19th century Los Angeles, California. He was a member of the Los Angeles Common Council, the legislative body of the city.
==Personal==
Vail was born in New Jersey about 1826.〔 He was married to Anna W. of Nova Scotia, and they had four children, Hugh W., John R., Lizzie H. (Mrs. Walter Irving Allen) and Frederick H.〔(Clare Wallace, Los Angeles Public Library reference file, March 17, 1938 )〕〔("Events in Society," ''Los Angeles Times,'' June 17, 1900, page III-2 )〕
His drowning death on March 5, 1888, resulted from an inspection trip he was making of his property at Redondo Beach, California, where he was a director of the Redondo Beach (development) Company: A coroner's jury heard testimony on March 6 that he had been warned against making the short passage aboard a flat-bottomed skiff in a rough surf from the shore to a vessel lying at anchor off the coast, but he replied that he was "an old sea captain" and insisted upon the crossing. A huge wave pitched him and three sailors into the sea: He was wearing a heavy coat and drowned; the lightly clad crew survived.〔("Drowned at Redondo," March 7, 1888, page 2 )〕〔("The Inquest: On the Body of Mr. Nathan R. Vail," ''Los Angeles Herald,'' March 7, 1888, page 5 )〕〔("A Bad Accident: N.R. Vail Drowned at the Salt Works," ''Los Angeles Herald,'' March 6, 1888, page 5 )〕
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