According to "The Loyalists In Ontario" by William D. Reid (c) 1973: Thomas Mulloy of Lancaster, Vaughan and Albion received a land grant in "partial recognition of his loss and service during the American Revolutionary War."
His daughter, Hannah also received a land grant on 19 April 1820. She married Samuel Stan(d)ley of Vaughan on 2 Jun 1820.
After Samuel died in 1846, Hannah lived with their son Joseph in Eagle, Richland County Wisconsin.
His daughter, Hannah also received a land grant on 19 April 1820. She married Samuel Stan(d)ley of Vaughan on 2 Jun 1820.
After Samuel died in 1846, Hannah lived with their son Joseph in Eagle, Richland County Wisconsin.
According to "The Loyalists In Ontario" by William D. Reid (c) 1973: Thomas Mulloy of Lancaster, Vaughan and Albion received a land grant in "partial recognition of his loss and service during the American Revolutionary War."
His daughter, Hannah also received a land grant on 19 April 1820. She married Samuel Stan(d)ley of Vaughan on 2 Jun 1820.
After Samuel died in 1846, Hannah lived with their son Joseph in Eagle, Richland County Wisconsin.
His daughter, Hannah also received a land grant on 19 April 1820. She married Samuel Stan(d)ley of Vaughan on 2 Jun 1820.
After Samuel died in 1846, Hannah lived with their son Joseph in Eagle, Richland County Wisconsin.
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