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There are instances in early New England documents in which a scribe has
written “ Linklon ” or “ Linkhorn " for Lincoln , but none is found in which an
autograph signature is thus deformed . The American general after whom one of
the three ...
There are instances in early New England documents in which a scribe has
written “ Linklon ” or “ Linkhorn " for Lincoln , but none is found in which an
autograph signature is thus deformed . The American general after whom one of
the three ...
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All appear to have been good citizens of the early New England type — plain ,
industrious , religious people , well esteemed by their neighbors . They or their
immediate descendants were connected by marriage with a good share of the ...
All appear to have been good citizens of the early New England type — plain ,
industrious , religious people , well esteemed by their neighbors . They or their
immediate descendants were connected by marriage with a good share of the ...
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John Lincoln lived until 1792 , and had five sons : John and Jacob , who
remained in Virginia , and Abraham , Isaac , and Thomas , who in early manhood
moved on into remoter wilds across the mountains . Abraham entered three
separate ...
John Lincoln lived until 1792 , and had five sons : John and Jacob , who
remained in Virginia , and Abraham , Isaac , and Thomas , who in early manhood
moved on into remoter wilds across the mountains . Abraham entered three
separate ...
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Josiah , the second son , early removed to Harrison County , Indiana ; and two
daughters , Mary and Nancy , married and settled in Kentucky . The youngest son
, Thomas , a mere child when the family came from Virginia , was the father of ...
Josiah , the second son , early removed to Harrison County , Indiana ; and two
daughters , Mary and Nancy , married and settled in Kentucky . The youngest son
, Thomas , a mere child when the family came from Virginia , was the father of ...
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This definite account of the parentage and early life of President Lincoln ' s
mother sufficiently. * MS . , compiled by Mrs . Caroline Hanks Hitchcock , of
Cambridge , Mass . , to whom thanks are due for information kindly furnished to
the author .
This definite account of the parentage and early life of President Lincoln ' s
mother sufficiently. * MS . , compiled by Mrs . Caroline Hanks Hitchcock , of
Cambridge , Mass . , to whom thanks are due for information kindly furnished to
the author .
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| Title | Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 1 Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Joseph Hartwell Barrett |
| Author | Joseph Hartwell Barrett |
| Publisher | Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Sep 2008 |
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