Lincoln - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

NY Lincolns

saajcll — 28 Aug 2004 8:36:16 GMT

Have data bases for N Y State Vital Records for Lincolns from abt 1880 to legal release date. Also genealogy of N Y descendants of Nedabiah Lincoln 1758-1834. Interested in talking to those I can help or vise versa.

Lincoln

4pamsell3 — 30 Sep 2008 2:30:05 GMT

Does anyone know of a list of "Lincoln's" either on the internet or in book form. I am trying to trace my maternal family and their last name is Lincoln and they come from
Norfolk, England. I have traced it back to a Jeremiah Lincoln (born 1771 in Fundenhall) who was possibly married to Mary Patrick and who had a father named Aaron. The latter is an educated guess. If anyone can help or guide me to where I can go to further the tree, it would be greatly appreciated.

"Descendants" of President Lincoln

TauntonLincoln — 12 Jul 2006 4:36:05 GMT

It may seem like a small distinction, but it is a very important one:

There are NO living *descendants* of the president. To be a descendant, you must be in his line of descent. Only his son Robert lived to adulthood, and all of his childrens' descendants are now dead.

It is possible to be a *relative* of the president, if you are descended from Samuel Lincoln the weaver, but no one living is a descendant of the president. To claim so is inaccurate and confusing to people who understand what a descendant means.

Lydia Lincoln

JIndiana — 23 Oct 2005 3:30:42 GMT

Hi,

I am looking for information on Lydia Lincoln, who married Mathias McGalmery and was the daughter of "Virginia JOhn" LIncolna nd Rebecca Flowers Lincoln. I am a descendant of their daughter, Bethsheba. I really do not know much about them and would love to learn more. I appreciate any help anyone can give me. Thanks!

LINCOLN,Warren / Elizabeth Hamlin

Judy — 2 Jul 1999 2:31:47 GMT

Warren Lincoln was born abt 1819 married Elizabeth Hamlin. any one having information on him please Contact me.
Judy

Lincoln Geneaology

readydw — 12 Jul 2008 7:17:27 GMT

Anyone interested in finding information on their Lincoln ancestry should find the book (which is avaiable in most libraries or availble on interlibrary loan)

History of the Lincoln Family
An account of the Descendants of Samuel Lincoln
of Hingham , Massachucetts
compl\iled by Waldo Lincoln
commonwealth Press
1925

Licoln adoption

evollemurdue — 4 Jun 2008 9:33:37 GMT

My great-grandmother Mary E. Dukes (or Duke) (b. abt 1873) was adopted by a Henry W. Lincoln (b. 1848, Ohio)and his wife Mary E. Hoffman (b. abt 1856) sometime during the 1870s. Her adopted sister was Luvinna D. Lincoln (b. abt 1878) who went on to marry a man with the last name of Pingle.

Henry W. is the son of John S. Lincoln (b. 1816, Virginia) and Elizabeth (Lincoln) (b. 1832, Indiana). We think there might be a link to the Lincolns of Rockingham County.

Mary Dukes is called Mary Lincoln in the 1880 census. We think she may be the daughter of Henry's sister, but we're not positive.

Any information that could help make some links would be greatly appreciated.

Maine LINCOLN's

xcav8r369 — 28 May 2008 5:13:29 GMT

Anyone have any info on Robert Lincoln 1911-1977
Born in Maine, Married to Helena M Durgin?
Areas: Calais to Wells
Thanks!

Joseph C. Lincoln related to Abraham Lincoln?

elantara — 19 May 2008 3:02:09 GMT

Hello. A nice gentleman told me that his research indicated that Thomas (the cooper) was not directly related to Abraham Lincoln. However, I was told by my mother, Anne Sargent Lincoln (now 80), that her grandfather, Joseph C. Lincoln (the well-known Cape Cod novelist from Brewster, Mass.), was related through a brother to Lincoln. Any input? I recently learned that my cousin Ginny has the "Family Bible," so we'll do some research from that end. Thanks for any help you can give us. Vicky

Joseph C. Lincoln related to Abraham Lincoln?

elantara — 19 May 2008 3:01:07 GMT

Hello. A nice gentleman told me that his research indicated that Thomas (the cooper) was not directly related to Abraham Lincoln. However, I was told by my mother, Anne Sargent Lincoln (now 80), that her grandfather, Joseph C. Lincoln (the well-known Cape Cod novelist from Brewster, Mass.), was related through a brother to Lincoln. Any input? I recently learnbed that my cousin Ginny has the "Family Bible," so we'll do some research from that end. Thanks for any help you can give us. Vicky

George Lincoln, Son of Levi, Mass. Governor -

sab54 — 22 Jan 2008 2:54:09 GMT

I'm trying to find some career info on this person.. Would any researchers know of a bio or how George received his commission in 1820.?? He did not attend West Point, or Virginia Tech.. Any additional info greatly appreciated..

Name: George LINCOLN , Capt.
Birth: in of Worcester, Massachusetts
Death: 23 FEB 1847 in at the battle of Buena Vista

Father: Levi LINCOLN , Gov. Levi Lincoln, Jr. (October 25, 1782–May 29, 1868)

Levi's father was Levi Lincoln, SR.. (May 15, 1749–April 14, 1820)

Lincoln was distantly related to Abraham Lincoln, sharing a common ancestor in Samuel Lincoln, who had settled in Hingham, Massachusetts, in the 17th Century. He had two sons who were also governors - Levi Lincoln, Jr., who was also Governor of Massachusetts, and Enoch Lincoln, who was Governor of Maine.

George Lincoln married Nancy HOARD b: 26 OCT 1820 in Autwerp, New York

bio on family:..
LEVI LINCOLN, JR.

Lincoln, Levi, Jr. (1782-1868), Son of Levi Lincoln [1749-1820] and brother of Enoch Lincoln; granduncle of Frederick Robie. A Representative from Massachusetts; born in Worcester, Worcester County, Mass., October 25, 1782; attended Leicester Academy, Leicester, Mass., and was graduated from Harvard University in 1802; studied law; was admitted to the bar and commenced the practice of his profession at Worcester in 1805; served in the state senate in 1812 and 1813; member of the state house of representatives 1814-1822 and served as speaker in 1822; delegate to the state constitutional convention in 1820; elected lieutenant governor of Massachusetts in 1823; appointed associate justice of the state supreme court in 1824; governor of Massachusetts 1825-1834; declined reelection; elected as an Anti-Jacksonian to the Twenty-third Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Davis; reelected as an Anti-Jacksonian to the Twenty-fourth Congress; elected as a Whig to the Twenty-fifth, Twenty-sixth, and Twenty-seventh Congresses and served from February 17, 1834, to March 16, 1841, when he resigned; chairman, Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds (Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Congresses); collector of the port of Boston, by appointment of President Harrison, 1841-1843; served in the state senate in 1844 and 1845 and was president of that body in the latter year; first mayor of Worcester in 1848; presidential elector on the Republican ticket in 1864; died in Worcester, Worcester County, Mass., May 29, 1868; interment in the Rural Cemetery.
Parents: Levi Lincoln, Martha Waldo
Spouse: Penelope Winslow Seaver
Born: 21 Jul 1786 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts
Died: 2 Apr 1872 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts
Marriage: 6 Sep 1807 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

Children Sex Birth

Levi Lincoln M 22 Aug 1810 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

William Sever Lincoln M 22 Nov 1811 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

Daniel Waldo Lincoln M 16 Jun 1813 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

Penelope Sever Lincoln F 1 Jul 1815 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

George Lincoln M 19 Oct 1816 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

Anne Warren Lincoln F 28 Aug 1818 in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts

Sources:
Vital Records
U.S. Federal Census
Family Collections LDS
The Political Graveyard
Submitted by Deborah Crowell

Tks in advance..
Sheilah

Lincoln's in Mason Co., MI

T_LinnGalbraith — 18 Mar 2008 1:00:38 GMT

I am looking for any descendents of James Madison Monroe Lincoln, b. 1840 Marshall Co., Va, now W.VA He died in Mason County, Mi in 1908. He married 1st Louisa Williams in 1863 in Athens Co., OH. She died in Feb 1872. Then in Oct 1872 he married Malissa Day Wallace. She died 1891 in Delaware Co., OH. His sons Chalkley and Edward Lincoln from his first marriage were living in Mason Co., MI. Edward remained in Mason Co. He died in 1937. Chalkley went to Presque Isle Co., Mi. He died in 1942.

Looking for Lincoln ancestry from Bollinger and Flatriver Missouri

mhgva1 — 14 Mar 2008 12:43:29 GMT

+Relatives - Grandfaher - George Alphonso Lincoln
+Great Grandfather - Jacob Lincoln, Wife Ann or Annie? Fron England
+Great Great Grandfather - Jacob or Joseph
+Ancestors from Illinois and Tennessee
+Any connection to Abe? Family lore has a connection to Abrahams fathers brohers line that migrated to Tennesee.
+Family moved to Michigan in 1030s.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Oran & Geraldine Lincoln 55th. Anniversary

woodsman1953 — 4 Mar 2008 1:50:51 GMT

Click on attached,,,

Daniel Lincoln/Enuice Bragg

Amy West — 23 Nov 1999 3:57:12 GMT

I am looking for more on these people. They married in NY and had a family. I have the family but need more on the parrents.

Samuel Lincoln of Taunton

Elizabeth Edwards — 19 Mar 2000 11:04:16 GMT

Tamme Selena Lincoln --Obituary

marysday — 17 Jan 2008 4:21:01 GMT

The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
November 12, 1959

RITES HELD SUNDAY FOR LINCOLN DEATH

Funeral services were held at the Scopus Church of Christ Sunday afternoon for Tamme Selina Lincoln, infant daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Clifford Lincoln of St. Louis. Rev. Wm. Frances conducted the rites and burial was in the Cook Cemetery. Baker Funeral Home of Lutesville was in charge of arrangements.

The child was born September 1, 1959 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Kirkwood. In addition to her parents, she is survived by a half sister, Sharon Colleen at home, the paternal and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beard all of Scopus.

When was Apollos Lincoln born?

VMobley11 — 3 Nov 2007 7:22:52 GMT

I'm finding conflicting information on an Apollos Lincoln (father of Caleb). I actually got pretty far finding names of his ancestors and whatnot, but suddenly I'm faced with a problem.

I can find work other people have done (and quite a bit of it) citing his birthday as 1771 in Vermont (although another thread around here indicates he was probably born in Mass.), and 1777 born in Windham. Both of these people are married to a Lois Bill and have the same kids.

So which date is correct? 1771 or 1777? Lois birthday is also different in each. One has simple "about" birth and death dates, the other has exact. Should I go with the 1777 date because it shows more specific dates?

NEWS PAPER ON THE ASSASINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN

MADDYDAWN1942 — 10 Feb 2007 2:10:39 GMT

MY GREAT UNCLE CAME TO THE US IN 1860 FROM ENGLAND AND
THEY LIVED IN MERCER CO PENN,
HE HAD THIS PAGE FROM THE NEWS PAPER FOR MANY YEARS,THEN
MY GREAT AUNT HAD IT . IT WAS GIVEN TO ME IN 1995 WHEN SHE PASSED AWAY.THIS IS BASICALLY WHAT IT HAS ON IT
THE WHIG AND DISPATCH
___________________________________________________________VOLUME 1 # 48
____________________________________________________________ MERCER PA. FRI APRIL 17,1865
____________________________________________________________IT TALKS ABOUT THE ASSASINATION OF PRES LINCOLN AND THE MURDER OF SEC SEWARD AND HIS 2 SONS BY JOHN SURATT OF PRINCE GEORGE MD.
IT IS A FULL PAGE AND ONLY ON ONE SIDE. WOULD ANYONE KNOW IF THIS IS OF ANY VALUE TO A MUSEUM OR TO A RELATIVE MAYBE.
THANKS FOR ANY INFORMATION
MADDYDAWN1942@aol.com

John Lincoln, 1867-1947

Azetter — 14 Jan 2008 12:27:11 GMT

The Saratogian newspaper, Saratoga Springs, New York, Thursday, July 10, 1947.
Obituary. John S. Lincoln. Clifton Park Center.
The funeral of John S. Lincoln, 80, was held Monday afternoon in Kivlin and Campbell's Funeral Home in Schenectady. The Rev. C.W.Swarts of Rexford officiated. Burial was in Parkview Cemetery. Mr. Lincoln lived in Albany in early life, later moving to Schenectady. For a time he lived near Rock City Falls, later moving to Morton, Pa., with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gordon. He died there July 4. Surviving are a son, Willis Lincoln of New York and daughter, Mrs. Gordon.

ROBERT LINCOLN

010295 — 26 Nov 2005 3:28:33 GMT

I am looking for information on Robert Lincoln b/1767 to Nathaniel and Lucy Beal Lincoln. In the History of Hingham it list him as removed to Maine. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.

info

model23xtr — 23 Nov 2001 4:30:47 GMT

i have a book of the Lincolns that i found at y grandparents house while trying to pack. the book is " the world book of lincolns" it has all kind of info that i can give out to anyone. if u need any info please email me at jlincoln@prodigy.net i can give u as much info as i can find.

John Lincoln, son of Thomas the Miller (or the Cooper?)

VMobley11 — 3 Nov 2007 8:12:17 GMT

More contradictions, heh.

I can find work other people have done citing John Lincoln as both the son of Thomas the Miller and Thomas the Cooper.

All of them cite his birth as 1633/38/39, though in my opinion 1633 is the more accurate, since he is listed as born in England by almost all of them, and Thomas the Miller emigrated in 1635. They all cite his death as 21 Jun 1719 in Taunton. And all of them have him married to an Edith MacOmber.

Does anyone know who he was really the son of?

Larry Lincoln passed away

TauntonLincoln — 24 Oct 2007 1:21:16 GMT

My dad, Larry Lincoln, passed away last Sunday. He was 80. He posted here quite a bit over the last few years, and I wanted to ask that anyone trying to correspond with him contact me. I'm the keeper of the family genealogy now, not a role I was looking forward to assuming. He died quite peacefully and with very little pain, at a residential hospice facility.

Abraham Lincoln & the 1840 census

djelliott — 24 Oct 2007 10:00:47 GMT

I just can't seem to find him in the 1840 census, although he shows up in the 1850 & 1860 census records. Anyone else done a census search on Lincoln's family?

President Abraham Lincoln connection

AngelaAbts — 17 Jun 2007 4:52:49 GMT

I was researching through my family records and noticed a connection with Mordecai Lincoln. My grandma picked up a copy of the President Lincoln family ancestors from his boyhood home. According to the chart, Mordecai Lincoln (1686-1736) and Hannah Salter had several children. I am off the Mary Lincoln (b. 27 Sept. 1719 at Amity, Berkshire Co. PA and d. 1769 at PA) and Francis Yarnall (b. 27 July 1719 at Willistown, Chester Co. PA and d. 1781 at Willistown, Chester Co., PA. This information does match, but I am not certain about the connection.

Does anybody have any information?

Thanks,
Angela

Marriage record of Joshua Sawyer Lincoln & Ann Maris Dewees

tusentukk — 27 Aug 2007 2:38:39 GMT

Searching for marriage information about g-g-grandparents Joshua Sawyer Lincoln & Ann Maris Dewees. They were married May 03, 1841. Joshua's brother married Gulielma Dewees May 16, 1833. Need confirmation of who the parents were for Joshua and James. Thanks for any help.

Lincoln, Benjamin B., b1806 VT d1855 IL -m- Roxanna

Katey28 — 14 Aug 2002 9:41:17 GMT

Benjamin B. LINCOLN born April 1806 VT, died 7 April 1855 Palatine, Cook, IL married ca 1830 VT to Roxanna FAY.
Benjamin and Roxanna had: Marsha who died young poss in VT: Fayette b 1832 VT died 20 June 1872 (IL?) married? don't
know: Julius born 29 July 1834 Bethel, Windsor, VT died 13 Oct 1904 Palatine, Cook, IL married 23 Nov 1864 Boylans
Grove, Butler Co., Iowa to Adelaide B. FAY; Sayer born 1837 VT died 20 July 184-- Palatine, Cook, IL.
Julius LINCOLN and Adeline (Addie) B. FAY had the following children all born in Palatine, Cook, IL.: Marsha b 1866
married William PHILLIPS, Ida May b 1867 married Miles Edwin Green/Greene (both d Kent Co., MI); Helen Maude b
1869 d 1891 Cook Co., IL, Mina M b 1873 married Edward LAWTON; Rolla M. b 1875 married 1st Viola, married 2nd
Alice Martha PEACOCK; Edwin R. b 1876 married Laura PETERSON.

NEED PARENTS AND SIBLINGS OF BENJAMIN B. LINCOLN

NEED PARENTS AND SIBLINGS OF ADELINE B. FAY

Thomas E. Lincoln md. Florence Ball & Elmira "Doll" Lincoln md. Jesse Ball, Adams Co. IA

tusentukk — 20 Jul 2007 2:55:24 GMT

Searching for descendants of Florence Lillian Ball (1886)md. Thomas E. Lincoln (1884-1942, died in Montana and Jesse Ball (1884) md. Elmira Ann "Doll" Lincoln 1886-1982, died in Kansas). Thomas E. was the son of Lewis D. Lincoln and Elmira was the daughter of George Ira Lincoln. Florence and Jesse were children of Henry & Rhoda Ball, Adams County Iowa

Francis Lincoln

rrorah — 4 Nov 2002 7:34:10 GMT

Moved to Michigan from N.York in 1833 with wife,Betsey,and children.She died in Livingston co.,Mi. 1840.He remarried to Juliett and had children:Francis jr.,Orville,Isaiah,&Ellen.I need info. on this relative.I have nothing to trade on these children listed,but on one daughter of his first marriage.

Joshua Sawyer Lincoln and Ann Maris Deweese Lincoln Picture

tusentukk — 26 Jun 2007 5:35:05 GMT

I am searching for a copy of Joshua and Ann Maris Lincoln family picture. There is one that was posted on a Google website for the Schlue family but it shows only half the picture. The four brothers, Lewis, James, George, and T.D. are showing in the top half but the bottom half is cut off which would show the folks Joshua and Ann Lincoln. T.D. Lincoln is my g-grandfather through his daughter Clarisa Lincoln Neill. I have other Lincoln pictures and would be glad to share mine with whomever has one of Joshua and Ann Maris.

Jonathan LINCOLN (1771-1848) - Do you have him in your records?

KarimaAllison — 16 Jun 2007 3:35:30 GMT

I don't think another living sole is researching this family, but do any of you have a Jonathan LINCOLN in your files? I don't know where he was born or who his parents and siblings might have been.

Jonathan LINCOLN
He was born on 16-DEC-1771 in perhaps Rhode Island or Massachusetts
He died on 9-AUG-1848 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., Vermont.
He married Diana Amy Anne NORTHRUP on 1-DEC-1794, in Cheshire, Berkshire County, Massachusetts

They had the following children:

Milton (b. 1795), Levi (b. 1797), Lydia (b. 1799), Alanson (b. 1807), Luther (b. 1808), and Lewis (b. 1814).

Joseph A. Lincoln, b~1806 in MA and d. bef Jul 1860 in NJ?

dklingler — 20 Jun 2007 2:00:51 GMT

There seem to be a number of informed LINCOLN scholars out there as I have watched the information flow over the last few weeks, so I thought I'd try out my brick wall on you.

1840 Census in Everham, Burlington, NJ shows Joseph LINCOLN, his wife, 3 young daughters and an unknown female.
1850 Census in Southwark, Phil, PA shows Joseph, 44, Corduainer, his wife Sarah and 6 children. All but the last two boys show as born in DE, they in NJ.
1859 NJ City Directory shows Joseph in Patterson, Passaic, NJ as a blacksmith (a family trade from his inlaws)
1860 Census in Cinnaminson, Burlington, NJ shows Sarah Lincoln, (No Joseph) the youngest girl and the two youngest boys (one whose name is Joseph A previously referred to as Ashbrook). I can't find Joseph anywhere after 1859.
The first daughter Elizabeth, married the Rev William Margerum and they are buried in Cinnaminson, NJ.
The second daughter Amanda, married John McFarland
The third daughter, Deborah Anna married Ruben Wilbraham which is my mother's ancestor. They both are buried in Cinnaminson, NJ.
The fourth daughter, Cornelia A. married a C. Conover. I have no further information.
The first Son, Joseph Ashbrook, married 1. Julia M. Lober and has no children I know of. Married 2. Margaret ? from Cuba and had a son Ashbrook who died in Richmond, Contra Costa, CA in 1998.
I am interested in filling in some of the holes, obviously, but am most interested in who Joseph A(shbrook)'s father is. I don't yet know if Asbrook from CA has male children, but maybe a DNA would prove direct us there.
Any help or illumination would be appreciated.

Louisa Lincoln Swift

Angela Abts — 30 Apr 2005 5:03:41 GMT

I am a descendent of Lousia Lincoln. I am looking for information about her. She married Eber M. Swift and died in Allen, Nebraska. Any information would be great.

Thanks,
Angela

Lemuel Fuller LINCOLN; 1902-2001; IL > AZ

BonnieGilson — 13 Jan 2002 9:05:53 GMT

Abstract of obituary appearing in the Arizona Republic, Saturday, Sept 29, 2001:

Name: Lemuel Fuller LINCOLN
Age: 98
Born: Dec 16, 1902; Aurora, Illinois
Died: Sept 25, 2001; Westminister Village in Scottsdale, Arizona
Parents: Lemuel Foster LINCOLN & Laura Fuller LINCOLN
Wife: Lila CHRISTIE
Married: 1932

Other: Married in 1932; moved to Arizona in 1943; attended Arizona State Teachers College (now Arizona State University); graduated from the University of Arizona; artist for the Arizona Highways, Goldwaters & Levy's Department stores.

Interment: Paradise Memorial Gardens, Scottsdale, Arizona
Arrangements: Messinger Indian School Mortuary, Scottsdale, Arizona

Obituary includes photo.

Hannah Lincoln Briggs

Annie1938 — 2 Jun 2002 4:13:19 GMT

Is Hannah Lincoln who married Samuel Briggs, b 12/15/1872 in either Bristol or Brattleboro, VT in your family? Samuels parents were James Briggs and Dameris White. Looking for info on Hannah. Any help appreciated.

Henry, Albert L., Susie Lincoln

Cynthia — 23 Jan 2000 2:17:32 GMT

My Great-grandmother's Maiden name was Lincoln. She was born September 8th 1886. She came to Idaho from Illinois in a covered wagon when she was younger. Lincolns in this line were Albert L. Lincoln, who married Frances Corenay Harman who was born Nov 27th 1959-- I believe they had a child, Henry Lincoln who married a Margaret Harris. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Charles J. Lincoln from Kendall County, IL

AngelaAbts — 9 Jun 2007 8:17:45 GMT

I am researching Charles J. Lincoln from Kendall County, IL. I found him the 1860 Kendall, Little Rock, IL census. I also found his name in the Oak Ridge Cem. which mentioned that he was born October 26, 1819 in Bethany Center, NY and died September 26, 1903 in Sandwich, IL.

Charles J. Lincoln was married to Mary Johnson also born in NY. I believe Charles was the son of Jerediah and Mary Lincoln.

Does anybody have any information about the Lincoln family history or Charles J. & Mary Lincoln?

Mary Lincoln of Brewster, Barnstable, MA

kea001 — 11 Dec 2006 6:48:06 GMT

b. November 02, 1808 d.May 15, 1888 Olympia, Thurston, WA
married Nathaniel Crosby (Bing's ancestors).

Anyone have Mary Lincoln's ancestors?
Trying to flesh out some Lincolns.

Thanks. Have a White Christmas!

LINCOLN, Robert

CCayemberg — 22 Mar 2007 2:35:10 GMT

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, March 22, 2007
Lincoln, Robert "Bob" —Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 10 to 11 a.m. today. The funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. today at the funeral home with the Rev. Kenneth DeGroot, O. Praem., officiating. Entombment will be in Allouez Chapel Mausoleum. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com.

LINCOLN, Charles; possibly lost a bible during Civil War

rhondaflynn2 — 22 Jan 2007 2:32:11 GMT

I found the following article in the Newnan Herald (Coweta County, GA). I have transcribed the article below in it’s entirety and have no further information at all to share. If you would like a copy of this article, you can contact the Newspaper Project at the University of GA and order the microfilm (http://www.libs.uga.edu/gnp/). Since the article mentions a bible and a name, I had hoped it would help someone.

April 3, 1874: A lost Bible - Whose is It? - at William Orday’s Boarding House Norte Creek Warren County New York fifty-seven miles north of Saratoga Springs, on the Adirondac Railroad, is an Octavo Bible, brought from South during the war, with the family record in the forepart, with the following among the registers of death:
“Our father Benjamin Bradord Reynolds, died September 9, 1849, at six o’clock: aged 43 years, 11 months and 13 days.”
The Bible was brought North, it is said, by Charles Lincoln.
Mr. Ordway will freely give it to the owner upon application.

Ira Louis Lincoln and Etta Leona Taylor Lincoln

darylk36 — 9 Jan 2007 3:52:48 GMT

I am tracing my husbands Lincoln lineage and have run into a dead end for several years now and am wondering if anyone might have some info that could help me find any leads. Ira Louis Lincoln was born in 1894 I believe somewhere in Texas, I have no clue who his father was and all I know about his mother is her first name of Ada. I do have a marriage license for her marrying another man in 1896 when Ira was 2 years old, the mans name was EW Crummey in Simms Texas. There was a child born in 1897 named William Crummey I believe is Ira's half brother. Then in 1900 the EW Crummey man married a different woman, I can not find a death record or divorce record of any kind for Ada and EW and there are no guardianship papers for Ira either, although EW continued to raise Ira until he reached the age of 16 ( proof in 1900 census) then in the 1910 census I find him a "ward" of the state in Oklahoma but living with a Robert Brunnon and his family. In 1912 he married Etta Leona Taylor from Simms, Texas and lived there for a number of years and had 6 children only 4 lived past the age of 1 and a half. their names are Herman, Mrytle, Roy T., and Hugh Carney. They also lived in the Horatio, Ark. area for awhile. In the courthouse in that county of Sevier I found where Ira was ordained into ministry for the Church of God. Ira died in 1947. The only things family can tell me is that he was known as Rev and they grew up thinking he was an orphan. My best conclusion is that maybe his mother died in childbirth with William Crummey, but this is only a guess. He is buried in Old Union Cemetery in Simms Texas beside his wife and 2 children that past at a young age , their names was Irene and Lewis. If anyone has any information it would just be a blessing . Sincerly, Wendi Lincoln

Lincoln Researcher

Rachael — 12 Feb 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am reasearching the LINCOLN's that came from Indiana, in particular, my great grandfather, Addison R. Lincoln, born in Spencer County, IN around 1849/1850. His children, one of which is my grandfather, Purd John Lincoln, born in Tell City, Perry County, IN in 1882. They desended from Davis Lincoln and his son Hananiah Lincoln. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Rachael

Family of Thomas "Husbandman" Lincoln (1622-1692)

RosevilleDick — 30 Nov 2006 12:12:16 GMT

I seek any new information on the parents of Thomas Lincoln, the Husbandman. Almost every published family tree claims his father was a Stephen Lincoln, son of Robert Lincoln and Margaret Alberye, and Joan (--?--). My contention is that this Stephen of Wymondham, Norfolk, Eng., generally cited as born 1555 and died 1598, died well before Thomas was born. That implies that there is a generation missing in this line. I will be delighted to be corrected on any phase of my story, with some evidence, of course..

Lewis Emerson Lincoln, Jr.

TauntonLincoln — 10 Nov 2006 6:14:49 GMT

Looking for info on Lewis Emerson Lincoln, Jr.; born 10 Aug 1905 in Providence RI; lived in North Providence, RI in 1939 with wife Ruth A. and was a salesman, according to town directory. A Massachusetts death index from 1970-2003 says that a Lewis E. Lincoln died in Milford, MA in 1973. Not sure if this is the same one. This man was my grandfather's 2nd cousin, trying to find out if there are any descendants.

Abraham Lincoln & his family information

Dianne Jones — 9 Dec 2006 6:06:22 GMT

I found a really good book at the library. It goes into AL's early family and his step brothers and sisters. I found it very intersesting just to read.
THE YOUNG EAGLE BY Kenneth J. Winkle

More than just "he split rails" and a lot more about his father. Who was not as poverty stricken as he has always been portrayed.

DJ

Lincolns

DeanLincoln — 9 Dec 2006 6:07:07 GMT

My tree was wrong we are not related to gideon Lincoln, charles father was lemuel Lincoln. so trying to connect to nathaniel Lincoln and elizabeth Robinson. sorry I was wrong about charles father being Gideon Lincoln. but for the researchers I did a big corrections to data avail for all of my Lincolns to Charles Lincoln born 1791-1797 est. and made an obit file to correct data. email me I can update the info.

As now have the Bailey line of elizabeth daughter of James Bailey of Yarmouth, Ontario.

Lincoln in Randolph Co. Illinois

MARCIA M — 4 Jul 2001 2:21:57 GMT

William Richard Lincoln was born about 1851
in Randolph Co. Ill. He married Emma A.
Baugh. Their children were;
1. Jacob Lincoln b; 1879. m; Anna Jose
2. Bertha May Lincoln b;1881 in Ill. m;
John Andrew Baker.
3. Charles Lincoln b; 1883
4. Maggie Pequita Lincoln b; 1886 m; Henry
Head
5. Claude Lincoln b;1888. m; Mary Elizabeth
Tessereau.
6. Bessie Myrtle Lincoln b; 1889. m; Ott
Dosenbach
7. Lola Lincoln b; 1892. m; Clarence Jefferson
Tucker
8. Roy Lincoln b; 1893. m; Anna Stone

I found an 1860 census that listed William R.
Lincoln and brother Elijah Marshall Lincoln
living withe Robert and Elizabeth Ingram.
Also found marriage records stating;
Marshall Lincoln M; Elizabeth Thomas in 1845.
Elizabeth Lincoln (widow) m. Robert Ingram in
1855.
It looks like Marshall Lincoln and Elizabeth
Thomas are the parents of my William Richard
and that he had a brother named Elijah
Marshall who died in 1879 without issue.
There is also a Hariett Lincoln who married
William Doza. Harriett is an Aunt to William.
Can anyone help with this mess. Marcy

LORENA LINCOLN

KATHY — 9 Dec 2006 6:07:56 GMT

LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY GREAT GRANDMOTHER.SHE MARRIED EDWIN DODGE,LIVED IN KEESEVILLE, N.Y. AND HAD A SON DANIEL L DODGE. I BELIEVE THEY MOVED TO SCHENECTADY. ALSO HAD A DAUGHTER GRACE (MARRIED A SCHOOLCRAFT)AND A SON WILBUR WHO LIVED IN JOHNSTOWN, N.Y.(I BELIEVE HE WAS A FARMER). DECEASED COUSINS WIFE HAS GENEALOGY BOOK THAT SAYS WE ARE RELATED TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT HOW. UNFORTUNATELY I DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO THIS BOOK.

Edward and Floe Lincoln of Connellsville, PA

EdL — 25 Mar 2004 5:33:20 GMT

Seeking descendants of the above family. Edward was born in 1897 In Connellsville, PA. He and Floe were married 6 Jan 1920 in Cumberland, MD. Had 5 children - Edward, Lucille, Connie, James, and Richard.
Edward's parents were Benjamin and Cora Lincoln of PA and WVA.
Thank you,
Ed Lincoln

tracing the Lincoln line - help please!

Corliss Sackett — 17 Jul 2006 3:31:37 GMT

Our grandmother was a Lincoln by birth and we are trying to do research on her Lincoln family line.
I will start from my grandmother and go as far as we have been able to trace this linage.
Our grandmother : B
Beulah Burrell born 25 Dec. 1896 daughter of George Burrell and Lizella Lincoln in Peoria, Illinois. Lazella was the daughter of William Abraham Lincoln "born o6 October in New Jeresy ( ? maybe summerset) he was the son of (possibly) Marvin Lincoln of New Jeresy. William was married to Almeda ( or Almedia) Correll ( ? if this last name is spelled correctly also). William and Almeda was married 12 Jan. 1865 in ?.
Do you have any records on this line of Lincolns? We would love to trace back as far as possible as we are doing genelogy for our families and this has proven to be a dead end for us. Therefore any help you can supply would be deeply appreciated.
Thank you very much for your time.
Corliss
memaofnine@mchsi.com

Honestly It Is Not Honest Abe's Pa -- Wrong Thomas Lincoln Myth Continues In Cumberland County Kentucky

joneshistorian — 15 Jul 2006 5:45:20 GMT

William F Lincoln 1929-1965

Carrie — 7 Jun 2006 7:45:47 GMT

The Kansas City Times
Kansas City, Missouri
1965 Sep 10, Friday

William F Lincoln, 39, died yesterday in an Independence Hospital.
He was born in Hornersville, Mo
Survivors:
Mother, Mrs Liza Lincoln
Sisters, Mrs. Mary A Black, Mrs. Dessie Hicks, Mrs. Cora Day
Brother, Lester Lincoln
Services will be Saturday
Interment in Salem Cemetery

Lincoln Family in Michigan

CLAIREL — 9 Jul 2001 1:16:10 GMT

Frank Lincoln b. 10 Dec 1867 in Michigan m. Christina McKay b. 06 July 1868 in Woodstock, Oxford Cty., Ontario
Son Neil S. Lincoln m. Anna Mildred Lindsay in Detroit, MI

Family Connection?

siamese077 — 23 May 2006 3:56:27 GMT

I have been doing some family reasearch into my Strong family history side. My Grandmother is convinced that it is somehow connected to Abraham Lincoln's line. I just recently found in the Strong Family History book a Nettie Lousia Lincoln born in Peru, Vermont March 16, 1836. SHe married Jamin Strong. She is the daughter of Stillman W. Lincoln and Ann Whitney (no dates given). I have looked on the web for information on this family and have found none. Can anyone help me? Thanks

Amanda Petrie

Lineage of Sgt. Daniel Lincoln

Amy West — 11 May 2002 2:37:27 GMT

Could someone tell me this information. I would like to know who all his childrren were and if possible his grandchildren. I would really appreciate the help. Thanks,

Family Connection to Lincoln

Patrick Dignan — 19 May 2006 4:15:32 GMT

My up line seems to also have a connection to the couple
you have in you message. Still doing research with another
family member who is doing the same. If you like please
contact me. Pat Dignan, DIGPPA@AOL.COM

Descendants of Josiah Lincoln

CalvinWalk — 7 May 2002 1:53:10 GMT

I am descended from Josiah Lincoln, brother to Thomas Lincoln the father of the president. I am wanting to make contact with other descendants of Josiah Lincoln. E-mail is wa5124lk@aol.com

Sarah Lincoln

dispatch35 — 8 Nov 2003 6:24:21 GMT

Looking for information on Sarah Lincoln unsure of exact year of birth, but believed to be 1815-1825. She married Samuel J Wyland.

Some papers that have been given to me by my grandmother's daughter said that Sarah may have been a cousin to Abraham Lincoln
Any help would be appreciated.
Barbara

James Lincoln Fannie McPherren - IA

RogerCox3451 — 22 Jun 2001 10:07:00 GMT

I am looking for information on James M. Lincoln
who married Fannie McPherren on Oct 21, 1877 in
Adams County, Iowa.

rgcox@inetnebr.com

Lincolns in England

Krithia — 13 Sep 2005 12:27:32 GMT

My great-grandfather was John Lincoln b. Dec 1859 in Milford, to William and Mary (surname not known). John married Maria Freely in Marylebone Reg. office, London, in Nov 1880. Her father, Thomas Freelay b.1836 in Ireland - where? Her mother, Mary Wykes, b. 1841 Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire. William Lincoln was born in Hasketon, Suffolk, in 1823 to James and Elizabeth (surname not known) his wife was Mary ?
Any information please contact me on e-mail no: Krithia@fsmail.net

"Land of Lincolns" By Bob Batz Jr...Johnstown (Pa.)

sihrman — 20 Feb 2006 9:56:21 GMT

"Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Mon., Feb. 20, 2006 pg. B-1
photo, caption "Ralph C. Lincoln, a distant cousin of the Great Emancipator, visits the Lincoln family cemetery near Connellsvile.
Dozens of relatives of the 16th president rest in obscure Fayette County cemetery, while the family maintains a mostly quiet Western Pa. presence.
Land of Lincolns, By Bob Batz Jr, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Johnstown...
Ralph C. Lincoln,..."an 11th generation Lincoln" going back to Samuel, or Samuel the weaver as he's known on the family tree, who emigrated from England to Hingham, Mass. in 1637.
Ralph Lincoln's relationship...far removed & complicated...
Going backwards, from son to father, the president Abraham was born of Thomas who was born of Abraham who was born of John or "Virginia John"-so he was Abe's great grandfather.
Going sideways, Virginia John's brother was Mordecai, who settled in Pa.'s Fayette Co. in 1770s.
Going forward, Mordecai begat Benjamin begat Mordecai begat Mordecai begat William Edward Rose begat Carl who begat Carl who begat Ralph in 1956....
Dozens, including the president's great grandfather's brother Mordecai, are buried in the tiny Lincoln family cemetery between Connellsville & Uniontown.
But these days, the local link is lost on most. Not even the Connellsville Area Historical Society seems to know anything about the Lincolns in our midst....
pg. B-2...Mr. Lincoln struggles with the rusting gate, then steps haltingly, with the limp his tumor left, over the windblown grass. This & the rolling land all around used to be part of Mordecai's two farms, named "Union Green" & "Discord" (over land rights).
What continues to concern him & his mother is the construction equipment ready to develop the land on two other sides of the private plot...
Bob Batz Jr. can be reached at bbatz@post-gazette.com or ..."
not my family

Mordecai Lincoln of Chester Co., PA. in 1730

BasketLady420 — 3 Feb 2006 11:58:06 GMT

"RUN away on the 13th of September last from Abraham Lincoln of Springfield in the County of Chester, a Negro Man named Jack, about 30 Years of Age, low Stature, speaks little or no English, has a Scar by the Corner of one Eye, in the Form of a V, his Teeth notched, and the Top of one of his Fore Teeth broke; He had on when he went away an old Hat, a grey Jacket partly like a Sailor's Jacket. Whoever secures the said Negro and brings him to his Master, or to Mordecai Lincoln ... shall have Twenty Shillings Reward and reasonable Charges" [Pennsylvania Gazette, Oct. 15, 1730]. Mordecai Lincoln (1686-1736) was great-great-grandfather of President Lincoln.

I am not related to this family, I'm just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage titled "Slavery in the North." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.slavenorth.com/index.html

Lincoln sisters(?) of Dover, NH

bartoon — 13 Jul 2006 2:33:05 GMT

I bought two "carte de visite" photos at a flea market years ago. (These old photos are about wallet size, and could have been taken anytime between the 1860s and 1890s). One photo is identified as ETTA E. LINCOLN and the other one's identified as LILLA K. LINCOLN. Both photos were taken in Dover, New Hampshire. Is anyone woking on this family?

Elijah Tom Lincoln 1849

Karen Conder — 15 Aug 1999 10:48:56 GMT

Looking for information on Elijah Tom Lincoln, born 1849 in Tennessee, Married Mary Francis Rogers 1874, died 1929 in Arkansas. Had 8 children, Will, Tom, Johnnie, Emmaline, David, George, Lizzie and Benjamin.
Any information greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Isaac Lincoln ~ Lynched in 1893 ~ S.C.

BasketLady420 — 28 Jan 2006 3:53:20 GMT

Isaac Lincoln, black male, was accused of Insulting a white woman, and was Lynched in 1893, in Oconee County, South Carolina.

I'm not related to this person, just passing on this information, which comes from a website titled "Lynchings." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://users.bestweb.net/~rg/lynchings/Alpha%20A-G.htm

LINCOLN in CNY

Carol — 13 Jul 2006 2:33:44 GMT

Looking for information on a LINCOLN who may have married a LOUER or LOWER in the Madison County area of CNY in the late 1700's. Any information is appreciated.

Ann Lincoln

Jenny — 13 Nov 2005 10:05:16 GMT

Trying to find parents of Ann Lincoln born 1826 in Yaxham, Norfolk.

Elmer Lincoln - Golden Gloves 1940

Rebecca Tallman — 5 Jan 2006 8:13:05 GMT

I have a newspaper picture of the 1940 Port Huron (Michigan) Golden Gloves Champions. Elmer Lincoln is one of them. If anyone is interested, please contact me and I will send you a copy.

Rebecca

Lincolns in IL & Correll

RobertSackett43 — 15 Jan 2006 3:13:14 GMT

I am looking for any info about my grandmother's family. Descendants of William Abraham Lincoln and Almedia Correll (1835-1902) who lived in Pekin, Tazewell co. IL. They had several kids: Aimee Elizabeth ; Leo Albert; Lavina: Bessie; Beulah; Mary; Willard; Almedia; Lazella & George (twins); Mildred; Fay.
We were told they are related to President Lincoln but we can find nothing to confirm this.
William Abraham Lincoln was born in 1825 in New Jersey. He died in Peoria,IL . He married Almedia Fanny Correll on 12th of January 1865. Any info would be of great help.
Corliss
memaofnine@mchsi.com

Lincoln Avery

joycemcinnis1 — 13 Jul 2006 2:38:16 GMT

Searching for family of Ethel Claratine Lincoln dob 12/11/1891dod 11/7/1969. Married a Arthur Avery. Burried in Williams Cemetary. Have a post card from a Ulysesis Lincoln addressed to his brother Tom Lincoln. Card dated Jan. 17, 1911 Orriginated from Happy Hollow, Hot Springs, Ark. Any info greatly appreciated. Will share what little I have.

ross william lincoln

carolyn — 21 Nov 2005 1:55:14 GMT

looking for info on ross william lincoln born 12-6-1905 in stockton, california, died aug. 1963 in brownsville, texas.

Maintenance Order 1812 Samuel Lincoln from Standon, Herts area

janetteoakman — 19 Nov 2005 10:02:08 GMT

I found this information out at HALS yesterday and would be interested to hear from anyone with more information on Samuel Lincoln. Mary and her son were both born in Standon, Hertfordshire, England

1812 pp 364-369 & 374-375
Maintenance orders
Mary Oakman spinster and Samual Lincoln, labourer for their son William

Jan

Looking for lincoln info

JPaley6950 — 13 Jul 2006 2:41:47 GMT

Growing up I always heard that my great, great grandmother received a letter from Abraham Lincoln stating that they were cousins. When she was in a nursing home the letter was stolen and never found. Upon the recent death of my grandmother I found our family tree that someone in the family had written down. On it was a Robert lincoln who was married to a Mary (no last name given)it said that she was iriquois. Below on the family tree it stated that Robert and Abraham's father were brothers. Could this be Mordecai Lincoln who was married to a Mary mudd? Was Mordecai's middle name robert by any chance? It also shows on the tree that Robert and Mary had a daughter named Lucy who married a robert place. They had a daughter named Lorana Lincoln Place. Any information that anyone has on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Martha Lincoln(linkin)married Richard Luscomb 1739?

thetraveler1977 — 5 Nov 2005 4:21:15 GMT

looking for info on martha lincoln(linkon) who married Richard Lucombe 1739ish, had 7 children, appears they resided in Taunton, Mass at one point

Alfred Lincoln born Conn about 1790 died in ohio

bmw_mamw — 23 Oct 2005 11:53:40 GMT

William L. Lincoln 1829 Census Westfield NY

Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor — 23 Oct 2005 4:58:50 GMT

Descendants of William L. Lincoln

Generation No. 1

1. WILLIAM L.1 LINCOLN1,2,3,4 was born May 22, 1786 in Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA5, and died December 24, 18576. He married HANNAH B. LINCOLN6. She was born June 04, 1780 in Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA7, and died December 23, 18548.

Notes for WILLIAM L. LINCOLN:
In the 1820 Census of the Town of Chautauqua. One free male under the age 6, One male between 26-45. Free white female under age 6, One female over the age of 26 and under 45, one person involved with agriculture. Elizabeth Cocker, Chautauqua County Historian, states the following Lincoln's are buried inthe Mayville Cemetery. William L. died 12-24-1857, age 71-6-2; Hannah B. died 12-23-1854 age 74-5-19; Elvina A. widow Edward Brigham, born Ballany, New York 8-18-1813 died Mayville 6-11-1899; Edna A. Lincoln 1883-1942; Perry Lincoln 1842-1902; Eunice Thomas W. 1848-1897; mother Betsy Ward Thomas 4-11-1827, 12-29-1897.

More About WILLIAM L. LINCOLN:
Burial: Mayville Cemetery, Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA8

More About HANNAH B. LINCOLN:
Burial: Mayville Cemetery, Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA8

Children of WILLIAM LINCOLN and HANNAH are:
i. BOY2 LINCOLN9, b. Bet. 1814 - 18209.
ii. FEMALE LINCOLN9, b. Bet. 1814 - 18209.

Endnotes

1. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker.
2. 1850 Census Town of Chautauqua, New York, Index # New York 56a1857208 page 281.
3. 1840 Census Chautauqua, New York, page 033.
4. 1820 Census Town of Chautauqua, New York, page 49.
5. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker, Tombstone.
6. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker.
7. Chautauqua County Historical Society.
8. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker.
9. 1820 Census Town of Chautauqua, New York.

Molly Lincoln Duchaine 1913-2004 New York

Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor — 23 Oct 2005 3:28:42 GMT

David Lincoln 1810-1908 New York

Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor — 22 Oct 2005 9:24:59 GMT

Edna Lincoln 1893-1942 New York

Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor — 22 Oct 2005 9:21:54 GMT

Cyrus Eaton Lincoln 1832 MO

d hendrickson — 22 Oct 2005 2:03:18 GMT

Seeking info on the great grandchildren of Cyrus E. Lincoln, b:1832,Missouri, d: 1904 Wyoming...have some info and photos of 6 of his sons to share with this family line.

info needed on William Abraham Lincoln

memaofnine — 22 Oct 2005 2:03:39 GMT

I am looking for his parents and grandparents info. Here is what I have on William. He was born on or about 1825 in New Jersey. He married Almedia Fanny Correll the 12th of January 1865 in Tazewell co. IL. He died in Peoria,IL date unknown. Hopefully someone can help us track info on this family before the 1825 date.
Thank you.
Corliss

memaofnine@mchsi.com

William L. Lincoln Chautauqua New York

Mary Anne Mackey-Wisor — 28 Sep 2005 5:20:49 GMT

I would like more information on this line

Descendants of William L. Lincoln

Generation No. 1

1. WILLIAM L.1 LINCOLN1,2,3,4 was born May 22, 1786 in Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA5, and died December 24, 18576. He married HANNAH B. LINCOLN6. She was born June 04, 1780 in Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA7, and died December 23, 18548.

Notes for WILLIAM L. LINCOLN:
In the 1820 Census of the Town of Chautauqua. One free male under the age 6, One male between 26-45. Free white female under age 6, One female over the age of 26 and under 45, one person involved with agriculture. Elizabeth Cocker, Chautauqua County Historian, states the following Lincoln's are buried inthe Mayville Cemetery. William L. died 12-24-1857, age 71-6-2; Hannah B. died 12-23-1854 age 74-5-19; Elvina A. widow Edward Brigham, born Ballany, New York 8-18-1813 died Mayville 6-11-1899; Edna A. Lincoln 1883-1942; Perry Lincoln 1842-1902; Eunice Thomas W. 1848-1897; mother Betsy Ward Thomas 4-11-1827, 12-29-1897.

More About WILLIAM L. LINCOLN:
Burial: Mayville Cemetery, Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA8

More About HANNAH B. LINCOLN:
Burial: Mayville Cemetery, Mayville, Chautauqua County, New York, USA8

Children of WILLIAM LINCOLN and HANNAH are:
i. BOY2 LINCOLN9, b. Bet. 1814 - 18209.
ii. FEMALE LINCOLN9, b. Bet. 1814 - 18209.

Endnotes

1. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker.
2. 1850 Census Town of Chautauqua, New York, Index # New York 56a1857208 page 281.
3. 1840 Census Chautauqua, New York, page 033.
4. 1820 Census Town of Chautauqua, New York, page 49.
5. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker, Tombstone.
6. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker.
7. Chautauqua County Historical Society.
8. 131 Center Street, Fredonia, New York 14063, Elizabeth Crocker.
9. 1820 Census Town of Chautauqua, New York.

Lincoln Norfolk UK

Janet — 30 Sep 2005 2:48:46 GMT

I am trying to trace my G G Grandfather Isaac Lincoln who I think was born near Norwich in Norfolk. He was a wheelwright and married Lois Winter in 1828. They had two daughters Elizabeth born about 1829 and Mary Anne about 1832 both in Loddon Norfolk I believe. Sometime prior to 1861 they moved to London. Any relation?

Catherine Lincoln and Dorcas Lincoln Lofland

jerrylink2 — 23 Oct 2005 3:31:25 GMT

So convinced was my mother that we were Lincoln cousins that she gave me Lincoln as my middle name. But her only proof of kinship was an old Victorian memorial size 16 x 40 inches with dove and wreath and in an insert box the following names: Smith Lofland (1815-1881); Dorcas Lofland (1816-1894); Catherine Lincoln (1784-1873) and Mary J. Baldwin (1834-1869).

Dorcas Lofland was the wife of Smith Lofland, and was claimed by my mother to be a Lincoln, although I have not been able to document it. Catherine Lincoln? I have found no Catherine Lincoln with those life/birth dates.

My mother's grandmother was a Lofland and all of the above dwelled in Rockingham and Augusta Counties, Virginia, but the link between mom's grandma and the alleged Dorcas Lincoln Lofland has not been made, and this Catherine Lincoln is also a mystery.

Unless someone can convince me otherwise, I am about to renounce my middle name and cousin pretentions, although it is a little late to do so (age 69).

Truly yours, the Still Hopeful
Jerry Lincoln Prillaman.

Loring Dexter Lincoln

Sara Bush — 29 Sep 2005 1:52:01 GMT

I have been trying to search my husband's Lincoln line and am wondering if anyone has already done it.
His grandmother was Annie Dexter Lincoln, b. 1887 So. Framingham, MA, d. 1965.
Her parents: Frank D. Lincoln b.1883 MA m. Myra ___ b. NJ
Her grandparents: Loring Dexter Lincoln b.abt.1822 m. Annie R._____ b. MA (they are buried at Edgell Grove Cemetery in Framingham)-
I have found that Loring Lincoln is quite a common name. Does anyone know this one? And any help on mothers' maiden names?

Lincolns in Suffolk, England

Krithia — 13 Sep 2005 12:27:32 GMT

William Lincoln born c1825 in Hasketon, Suffolk, was my GGGrandfather. Can anyone shed some light on his parents, siblings, etc. I only know that his wife's name was Mary, born in Milford c1833.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Rachel Maria Lincoln Stebbins

mkkibler — 24 Dec 2005 3:07:12 GMT

PLEASE does anybody know for real who her parents were? And don't parrot back her father was Calvin Lincoln of Jefferson County, NY, because in 1830, he did NOT have a daughter of the right age - his oldest was under 15. She was born in 1814, according to the LDS. I think the SAS is wrong. I think they are basing their records on the 1820 census. Her obit says she and her husband came from Oswego in 1839 - the only Lincoln in Oswego in 1830 was Spencer Lincoln, and he did have a daughter the right age. She was my great-great grandmother. Any other descendants out there?

Death of Mrs. Annie Glyde Macrum Lincoln in China

davwayell — 27 Aug 2005 6:29:45 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mrs. Annie Glyde Macrum Lincoln, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mrs. Lincoln died in China on September 3, 1923.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Mary and Frederic Lincoln, twins, 6 months, 1899, NY

steve lamb — 18 Apr 2002 11:02:18 GMT

A delightful card backed photograph of twins Mary Knight Lincoln and Frederick Walker Lincoln, taken in New York in April 1899 was recently discovered in a Long Island antiques store. The well preserved photo is available to the family.

CATHERINE LINCOLN

barbaradwyer82 — 13 Aug 2006 8:23:07 GMT

I am looking for information on Catherine(Cate) Lincoln born in New York around 1827. She married William Seeber in 1847 and they had 3 boys, Fred, William Lincoln, and Julian. Would like to know if any one knows who her parents were.

German D. Lincoln born 1822 in PA

Dee Alvis — 27 Aug 2005 6:32:29 GMT

Looking for information on or decendents of German D. Lincoln. German was born in 1822 in PA as were his parents. In 1880 German was living in Wilmington, New Castle Co, Delaware, with his wife Mary R. (this could be Rebecca Missimer or a 2nd wife) who was born in 1843 in DE, son William T. born in 1851 in DE, daughter Lillie J. born in 1861 in DE, and daughter Anna T. born in 1870 in DE.
Other sirnames associated with this family are Corkran, McGarvey, Missimer, Ball, CLark, Hahn, Sherwood, and Bossert.
Thanks for your time....Dee

Photo of Charles Lincoln & wife - Late 1800s - IL

A. Brye — 27 Aug 2005 6:33:07 GMT

I have an old photograph of a young couple. ON the back is handwritten:

'Chas. Lincoln - 3038 Clifton Park Ave."
and there is photographer text as well regarding the photo be made into on of just the bust of Chas. It is a "Surprise" from his wife.

I have added the photo with this rootsweb message. Look under "Attached"

Enjoy the photo

George LINCOLN b. ca 1850 IL, father William. Mar. Eveline SHANNON

Revae — 27 Aug 2005 6:33:40 GMT

Desperately seeing information re a George LINCOLN who married Eveline SHANNON prior to 1876. They had a dau., Carrie and possibly a son Charles. Carrie was put up for adoption. Carrie born Iowa. They may have been in Union Co., IA.

I need to know what happened to George and spouse Eveline.

Your help is greatly appreciated. Many thanks,

Revae

LINCOLN, Robt. E. 1926-1953, Pawnee Co., Oklahoma

FamilyTreepig — 3 Dec 2006 2:48:36 GMT

Attached is a photo taken in March 2003 of the headstone of Robert E. LINCOLN, who is buried in the Sinnett Cemetery, located in Cimarron Twp., Pawnee County, Oklahoma in Sec 14 T20N R9E (I believe in the NE corner of the section). It is a pretty, rural cemetery that was relocated in the early 1960's from "old Keystone"--a town that no longer exists so that the Keystone dam could be built in its place.

The inscription reads:

Robert E. Lincoln
MAR 6, 1926
SEPT 13, 1953
"He Was Loved By All Who Knew Him"

Lucy Lincoln c1780's, Uk

brianembleton — 19 Jul 2005 2:48:24 GMT

Lokking for any information on Lucy Lincoln born in UK around 1780's. She married William Willsher and they had at least 1 child John Willsher (1803)

Looking For The "Lincoln/Kingsborough" Family

Shirley Baker — 19 Jul 2005 2:49:15 GMT

I am looking for Lydia Lincoln who was married to Paul Eldon Kingsborough (7) in Little Rock, Arkansas. They have 3 Children who are:
#1 -- Paul Scott Kingsborough (8)
#2 -- Christopher Lincoln Kingsborough (8)
#3 -- Carol Lynn Kingsborough (8)

Your Grandparents are Sallie Kier (5) and Dimon D. Kingsborough. Your Aunts and Uncles are Lucy E. Kingsborough, Eldon O. Kingsborough, George Holden Kingsborough, and Sallie Kingsborough. You are all listed in our Kier Genealogy Book.

When any of you pick up this posted message, "Please" pick up the Author of such and email me. I hope to hear from you real soon.

Looking for Lincolns in Mass.

Byron Chandler and Andrea Chandler — 11 Aug 1999 4:40:57 GMT

"""""""

Abraham Lincoln-Photo and History

ldenaut — 25 Jun 2005 2:07:21 GMT

I have a photograph of Abraham Lincoln in my civil war scrapbook that I inherited from my mother and grandmother. Here is a link to the photo-

http://groups.msn.com/CIVILWARMEMORIES/shareyourcivilwarphot...

ABRAHAM LINCOLN-Born near Hodgenville, Ky. on February 12, 1809.By the time Lincoln arrived in Washington to be sworn in as the nations 16th president, 4 Mar. 1861, the Confederate States of America had been formed. In his first inaugural address, Lincoln tried to woo the South back into the Union, but after the bombardment of Fort Sumter , April 12, he called for 75,000 volunteers to suppress "the insurrection," declared a blockade of Southern ports, and authorized the suspension of Habeas Corpus in areas threatened by pro-secessionist elements. Thereafter the history of Lincoln's administration followed the course of the Civil War.The humane character of Lincoln was best demonstrated by his policy of reconciliation with the South, as expressed in his second inaugural address, March 4, 1865, in which he spoke of "malice toward none" and "charity for all." He died from an assassins bullet a few weeks later on April 15,1865. Photo taken in early summer, 1861 in Washington, D.C.

Lois Denaut at ldenaut@yahoo.com

LINCOLN - LINCOLN marriage notice online, 1843, boston, MA

distractable — 12 Jun 2005 5:57:59 GMT

Hi,

I just posted an old announcement of two Boston weddings: Cornelius BRODERICK and Ellen KELLEKER, and Frederick W. LINCOLN, Jr. to Emily C. LINCOLN, daughte of Noah LINCOLN.
This was scanned from an original issue (NOT microfilm!) of the The Boston Cultivator newspaper dated July 1, 1854, and you can see it online here:

http://theoldentimes.com/broderickkelleker54suffmiddma.html

I hope it's helpful!

Barbara
http://theoldentimes.com/marriages.htm
http://theoldentimes.com