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' l chusetts rfié s Ear y Massa Ma ge .

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Little TAd Lincohi .

Connecticut Old F olks . The Lincoln Family MA GA "INE

APRI L , 1 9 1 6

T HE T ENNESSEE LI NC O LNS (C ontrib uted b y a L incoln D es cend ant) l l

a A br ah a m Is ac Lincoln , grand uncl e of Lincoln , lived in Carter County , on the Watauga R iver , about '

t . four miles east of Elizabe hton , Tenn Mr . Lincoln s wife

' ar a was Miss M y Ward , who came of splendid family .

There was born to them one child , a son , who was drowned when only a few years old . I saac Lincoln maintained a

h i s r sugar camp on fa m , not far from his home . The little boy started to the camp and was lost . A rain storm came up , and when the child was "found , he was lying face down in a pool of water , dead He had fallen into the water and drowned" S Mr . and Mrs . Lincoln then took William tover , son of Phoebe Ward (sister of Mrs . Lincoln) , who had l married Daniel Stover , and reared Wi liam as their own child . They also reared Phoebe Williams , daughter of

Mordecai Williams and Elizabeth Stover . William Stover P inherited most of their property . hoebe Williams and her husband , Campbell Crowe , also inherited a goodly share . Mrs . Mary Ward Lincoln also remembered her

- - brother i n law , Christian Carriger , who had married her

v Wa sister Le is rd , "uite generously by willing him some slaves . Sh e also remembered her namesake , Mary

Lincoln Carriger , daughter of Christian Carriger " and

Levisa (Ward) Carriger , giving her several slaves .

Mrs . William Stover nursed Mrs . Mary Ward Lin coln during her last illness . Mrs . Lincoln died of a cancer S of the breast . Mrs . tover said I saac Lincoln was pretty " - "a " close . and used to dress in home made suits , with a hat band of old tow string . He used to keep his money in a secret d rawer under the bottom of a large chest . He " ~ never seemed to count his money , but just pa cked it away . Mrs . Stover gave the old chest to a girl who lived with her . Mrs . Mary Wa rd Lincoln was a widow when she married Isaac Lincoln and was considered wealthy . Most of the money came by her . Some say her first husband was a Mr . Beshears . It is stated that I saac Lincoln owned land in Mitchell " County , N . Car . , known as Old Fields of Tow . Col .

Dan Stover and Dr . Murray Stover sons of William

Stover , used to go to that section to look after the lands

I . inherited from their great uncle , saac Lincoln Also ,

I saac Lincoln owned land near Flag Pond Station , and in

Carter County . There are traditions that Thomas

Lincoln lived on the I saac Lincoln farm , and some be lieve that Abraham (later president of the "nited States) was born here but that cannot be established . All of the older Ca rri gers believed that Thomas Lincoln lived

i s here . The Carr ger were in a position to know a great deal about the Lin colns , because the two families were on very intimate terms , owned land joining each other , and

Christian Carriger and I saac Lincoln married sisters .

Dr . Nat . E . Hyder , who was well informed about bu our early history , t who has been dead many years , be li ev e d that Abraham Lincoln was born in Tennessee .

Dr . Hyder said that Thomas Lincoln lived in a cabin on the I saac Lincoln farm with his wife , Nancy Hanks c Lincoln , and that they left this se tion for Kentucky .

Dr . Hyder stated that an old man of the name of Lewis has told him many years ago that he was living on Stony

Creek , a young man , when Thomas and Nancy Hanks

Lincoln left this section for Kentucky , and that they 1 8 S went by tony Creek trail , and that Abe was a little ’ babe in his mother s arms . ’ e John J . Morr ll s mother used to live with Mrs .

Mary Ward Lincoln when she was a little girl . Old people used to say they had seen the cabin in which S Thomas Lincoln lived . olomon Stover, a brother of l William Stover , remembered the o d cabin. There was a S saying in the Carriger and tover families , that Thomas ’ Lincoln lived on Isaac Lincoln s farm , but that Thomas

was a shiftless fellow , and he and Isaac could no t g et

along . There is a story to the effect that Tom Lincoln and his wife Nancy Hanks Lincoln came to Tennessee

with Johnathan Hampton , a horse trader .

Isaac Lincoln lived in a large log house , which has

long since disappeared . David Lincoln Stover , son of

William Stover, built a large frame house ne ar the site

of th e old Lincoln home . This house still stands . People who are living now remember seeing the old cellar of

the old Lincoln house . It was walled with limes tone ’ rock . After I saac Lincoln s death , the negroes dug all

around over the old place , looking for money , and some

was found . Isaac Lincoln seems to have been a modest

man who attended strictly to his own business , and stayed

near his own home , and only went on business trips to

his various farms and lands . Isaac Li ncoln was of a

retiring disposition , and did not mix much in politics , and that is the reason we know so little of his life and

works . He met with congenial companions in his

-i - rri e s brothers n law , the Ca g r , as they were of the same

modest retiring di s posito n, shunning the limelight , and giving their attention to agriculture and the manufacture ’ of iron , and not mixing in politics , although Isaac Lincoln s

- - r brother in law , Christian Ca riger , represented Carter

County for many years in the State Legislature , and his

G r . C brother odfrey Carriger , J , was ounty Register

9 . T from 1 7 6 to 1 8 27, the year of his death h e Carri gers I9 h a d grants for land . I do not know h o w I saac Lincoln t ob ained his lands , whether by gi ants or whether he

‘ b . o ught the land Isaac Lincoln , the Wards , Stovers a d Ca rri er s n g were refined and cultured people . Some of the descendants speak now o f the great culture and refinement of the older members of these families . As to the religion of I saac and Mary Ward Lincoln

I have been unable to find out their religious convictions . E i ' v dently I saac Lincoln s wife , Mary, was a Baptist , as we have record that her sisters . Mrs . Daniel Sto v er and

Mrs . Christian Carriger were Missionary Baptists .

Christian Carriger was a Lutheran , but no doubt affiliated with th e Baptists as his wife was a Baptist . Daniel

- - Stover, the brother i n law of I saac Lincoln was an active B apti st and his home was an assembling place for the

B aptist ministers . He possessed a Bible , and there were but few Bibles in those days , and the Baptist clans would gather to hear him read the Word . Mrs . Nancy

Tipton Johnson , who died several years ago , and was near eighty years of age , said that as a girl she often ’ went to Daniel Stover s home to preaching , and at times they would often build arbors to preach under . There is no doubt that the Baptists were pioneers here and were hunting a place where they could worship without moles ’ S v t a ti o n . Daniel to er s son , William , the heir of Mary S Ward Lincoln , after his marriage with Miss arah Murray

e . Drake , affiliat d with the Presbyterians M M . O . Mc . (T o b e continu ed)

" S B "M B R I AL AT AL ANY , ER ONT

S L . Lincoln , Samuel , son of amuel incoln and Mary P

" 24 S , 1 85 7. ance , died eptember

860 . I nfant daughter died 2 August , 1 S . " Mary P ance , wife of amuel Lincoln , born

IO 1 860 . May , 1 822 , died July ,

20 T HE LI NCOLNS OF M A INE

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The Lincolns are descendants of Stephen , who with S wife and child , tephen , came to New England in 1 638 , and ’ settled in Hingham , Mass . Stephen s wife Margaret died in Hingham , 1 3 June , 1 642 . Stephen died 1 1 O cto ber , 1 658 . Nearly all in America by name of Lincoln came from the Hingham branch .

Welcome Lincoln , a farmer of Hingham , born 6

November , 1 729 , married 1 1 November , 1 754 , Sara Gill daughter of Thomas and Sara Hanker Gill . Sh e was born at Hingham , February , 1 735 , and died t here 29

October , 1 802 . He died 25 June , 1 8 1 4 , aged 84 years .

Moses , son of Sara and Welcome Lincoln , born n 2 7 Ja uary , 1 762 , married , 3 1 March , 1 788 , Sara ,

' daughter of Capt . Theo . Wilder , and they moved to

Perry , Me . , where he died 28 September , 1 850 , aged 89 .

His brother , Jacob , born 1 9 M arch , 1 767, moved to

Eastport , Me . Their d escendnnts are now living in towns of Pe rry and Dennysville , Me .

Eben , a brother of Moses , born in Hingham , 20 March , 5 1 77 , married 28 October , 1 798 , to Elizabeth Hersey , daughter of Peleg and Lucy Holbrook Hersey of Hing ham . He resided in Bath , Me . , where he died in 1 852 .

S a h e died 3 1 M y, 1 846 , aged 67 years .

Abner Lincoln of Hingham , born 1 7 July , 1 766 , married Hannah , daughter of G en . Benj . and Mary Cu sh i ng Lincoln , 9 May , 1 79 1 . Sh e was born 26 October , 1 773 ,

82 . and died in Boston , 1 828 . He died 1 3 January, 1 6

Elizabeth Lincoln , a daughter , born 1 7 May , 1 800 , married Theodore Lincoln of Dennysville , Me . , 6 Septem ber , 1 823 , and their descendants are living there now .

a do c k S of 7. Lincoln , son of amuel and Mary Bates ,

Scituate and Hingham , born 1 8 December , 1 744 , moved h to Bat , Me . , where he settled . His father Samuel was

2 1 a sea captain and died in Hingham , 1 0 December , 1 788 .

He had two wives and a large family .

Mary Lincoln , daughter of Herman and Elizabeth

Waterman of Hingham , Mass . , born 22 October, 1 786 , ‘ ‘ ’ m a 8 rried in Boston , October , to Wm . O Brio n of

. Sh e Machias , Me died in Beverly , Mass . , 5 April , 1 882 ,

95 . aged years Her sister , Sally , married Calvin Hayden 2 of Boston , 7 June , 1 790 .

Judge Theo . Lincoln of Dennysville , Me . , was a

Harvard graduate in 1 784 , and he built the first house there in 1 787, where he settled .

Capt . Jacob Lincoln of Eastport lived to be over 80

years of age , and was the last of the original settlers of

Eastport ; died 1 847.

The early settlers of Dennysville , Me . , were the Ho

s barts , Kilbys , He ney , Wilders and Lincolns .

Jacob Lincoln , from Hingham , Mass . , settled in

Eastport: Me . He was a brother of Moses . He married

1 2 March , 1 792 , Sara Clark and zu d Mrs . Rebecca Par

0 . sons of Eastport , 27 September , 1 84 He died 1 4

March , 1 850 , was a capta in in Revolutionary war .

Otis Lincoln , son of Wm . and Mary Otis , and Rachel

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Otis of Hingham , was born 1 7 September , 1 768 . He

moved to Perry , Me . , and had a large family .

Otis 2 , married Elizabeth , daughter of Archibald

Thom pson , and had ten children , some born in Hingham ,

1 s Elizabeth , bor n 1 0 August , 1 794 , married t Capt

S S . S amuel hackford of Eastport , Me He died in outh

America , 3 1 August , 1 820 , aged 3 2 years , leaving a son ,

1 85 3 . Capt . Samuel Shackford , who went to Chicago in

His widow married Sylvester Appleby of Eastport , and

8 h . died there 28 April , 1 84 , in her 95t year Her father , Otis 846 83 Lincoln , died in Perry , Me . , 1 0 October , 1 , aged years .

Jacob Lincoln had a daughter , Mary , who married

Wm . Shackford of Eastport . and had a son Capt . Wm . 22 S 1 883 G ' hackford , who in , was in charge of Jay ould s yacht .

Th eodore Lincoln , of Benj . and Mary Cushing of 0 Hingham , born 3 , December , 1 763 , settled in Dennys

i . v lle , Me , died there 1 5 June , 1 85 2 ; was one of eleven children . NEW YOR K M A R R I AG ES (F rom O rigi nal R ecord s )

Lincoln , Agnes and John Swan , 26 December , 1 8 08

New York City .

n Lincoln , A n and George Goodheart , 7 Angust , 1 796 ,

New York City .

A nsle Lincoln , m and Hannah Clapp , April , 1 83 2 , Malone ,

N . Y . S 25 9 . 1 7 5 Lincoln , Catherine and I saac J tagg , April , ,

New York City . l l 8 Lincoln , Henry and Maria A l s a v e , 1 4 July , 1 27, Bruns

wick , N . Y .

Lincoln , Hosea and Ely Carroll , 2 1 November , 1 772 ,

State Licence . 0 Lincoln , John and Mary H . Fuller , 1 8 October , 1 87 ,

M . . alone , N Y 86 Lincoln , Lydia and Thomas Wilson , 23 December , 1 7 ,

New York City .

Lincoln , Rufus P . and Caroline C . Tyler , 20 August ,

1 869 , New York City .

Lincoln , Stella A . and Sidney A . Kent , 25 September , 86 1 4 , Oswego , N . Y . 2 802 Lincoln , Susan and Thomas Harding , 3 January , 1 ,

New York City . BOSTON I N 1 78 9

. 1 789 Recorded in the Boston , Mass , Directory , for , were

S . Daniel Lincoln , cordwainer , Fish treet

S . Amos Lincoln , housewright , Middle treet

23 ’ M R S . L I NCOLN S LETTER A letter written by the widow of Abraham Lincoln was recently sold at auction in New York . I t was

- - written on mourning paper , dated Frankfurt a m Main ,

Germany , 1 6 December , 1 869 , and was signed in full " " Mary Lincoln . The letter reads as follows : " A late L o ndb n paper published about two days since announcing that Mrs . Lincoln , the widow of Presi dent Lincoln , was soon to be married to the Baden Count with an unpronounceable name that I could not attempt to remember . The same evil spirit is evident again at work and in the most malignant form too " probably anticipating that by this time Congress mi ght be turning their attention to my sad and unfortunate case . I n my indignation last evening , if means had allowed , I

would have sent a telegram to . our good friend Col .

‘ Forney that Mrs . Lincoln was unac"uainted with such D " a person . F R OM A L I NC O LN B I BLE (C ontrib uted)

A resident of North Windham , Conn is in possession of an old family Bible containing valuable Lincoln records . The entries were made by John Linkon (son of Samuel

Linkon and his wife , Ruth Huntington) . He was grand f son o Samuel Linkon and his wife Elizabeth Jacobs . " John Linkon , born 29 July , 1 726 , married 1 753 to

Rebecca Fenton , buried my wife 26 March , 1 75 8 .

0 . Married , 3 May , 1 75 8 , to Annah Stoel H annah Linkon born 2 1 January , 1 75 9 .

Jonah and Jerusha were born 1 760 .

3 . Olive Linkon born 24 June , 1 76

Brother Eleazer Linkon died 1 3 November, 1 754 .

1 75 7. My mother , Ruth Linkon , died 26 October ,

Hannah my wife died 3 February , 1 79 1 .

0 84 . John Linkon died the 7th of June , 1 8 1 , aged

All entries were made by this John Linkon , except this last record of his own death . 24 The lineage of Ruth Huntington i s as follows : Simo n

( 1 ) Huntington , born about 1 583 , married Margaret

Beret , born about 1 593 ; Christopher (2) Huntington died 1 69 1 , married Ruth Rockwell , born August , 1 633 ;

a . 8 Capt . Thom s H (3) Huntington , born 1 March , 1 664 ,

' died 7 November , 1 732 . married 1 0 February , 1 686 ,

Elizabeth Backus , who died 1 728 ; Ruth (4) Huntington , 699 S born 8 August , 1 , married 2 2 August , 1 723 , amuel

Linkon .

CONNECT IC"T M A R R I A G ES

(F rom O riginal R ecords )

a m Li nkh , Hannah and Joseph Russell , 1 3 May , 1 742 ,

Ashford , Conn .

bi a Lincoln , Jacob and A gail M son , 28 April , 1 736 , Wind

ham , Conn .

Li nckh o rne , Lydia and William Chapman , 1 702 , New

Lond O n , Conn .

Lincoln , Samuel and Elizabeth Jacobs , 2 June , 1 692 ,

Windham , Conn . uth Lincoln , Samuel and Rl Huntington , 22 August , 1 723 ,

Windham , Conn .

Linkon , Samuel and Experience Lamb , 1 4 Nove m ber,

1 729 , Norwich , Conn .

Lincoln , Samuel and Mary Austin , 1 4 March , 1 758 ,

Windham , Conn .

Lincoln , Thomas and Prudence Lamphear , 1 2 Septem

o . ber , 1 738 , Windsor , C nn

" C . Lincoln , William W . and Marcia Fenton , 24 January ,

1 864 , Mansfield , Conn .

Caleb Lincoln , born Taunton , Mass 1 757, died there

8 . 1 22 , married Marcy Thayer

L . Nancy Lincoln , daughter of C . , married I saac

Redd .

25 LI NCO LN ’ S STEPM O TH E R (C ontrib uted)

Sarah Bush , the stepmother of Abraham Lincoln , was born in Kentucky about 1 785 . Little is known of her early life . Though entirely withou t educa tion . she was a woman of strong character , and intelligence . Sh e was blessed with sterling good sense in an uncommon degree , and had a wonderful faculty of making the best S and most of everything . uch "ualities eminently fitted her to bring order and comfort into the d i sorderly a nd cheerless home of Thomas Lincoln . Sh e had known him u when a yo ng woman ; had ind eed , refused his offer of

his marriage , and accepted rival , Johnstone . After the death of Nancy Hanks the wife of Thomas

i Lincoln , some thirteen months later n fact , the father of

Abraham Lincoln sought out his early love , Sarah Bush

Johnstone , who was still living in Kentucky , a widow , with three children , and for that time and region in very good circumstances . He began the siege in this character i sti c fashion ’ Well , Mis Johnstone , I have no wife , and you have no husband . I cam on purpose to marry you . I knowed you from a gal , and you knowed me from a bo y . I have no time to lose , and if you are willing , let it be done " straight o ff .

Sh e replied that she had no objections to marrying , but that she was in debt , and must first attend to that i matter . I t appears that this was not an affair of d ffi culty , for on the following day they were married , and

- started for his home in I ndiana , with a four horse wagon

i s containing her property . This wedding journey to h distant cabin O ccupied several days . Little Abe never forgot the sur prising riches and delight the new mother brought to their wretched home .

For her , also , there was a surprise in store , as her new home was not what her husband ’ s fancy had painted it 2 6 t o . Sh e .her in his wooing was not a woman to be lightly

dismayed , and at once set to work to reform her hus

Sh e band and civilize the househol"d . persuaded her h usband to replace the earthen oor with one of wood ,

m and the cabin was gradually made co fortable , "and her

husband , shamed into greater industry , provided better for the wants of his family . Her lot was not an easy one ; t h e nearest spring of good water was a mile away , and

cleanliness , under such conditions , was a virtue which

must have ranked next to godliness .

I t was characteristic of her that , disappointed as

she was at the indolence of her husband , and the poverty o f her new bode , she set herself cheerfully to the task of making the best of things ; and uns elfishly devoted her

entire strength of mind and body to making a home , in

the best sense , and to training the children in habits of

- self respecting conduct . At once a strong friendship

sprang up between her and the little Abe , who was i gno

" rant , but loving and sweet tempered . Years only deep

their regard . I n after years Abe called her his "ened angel of a mother and said she was the first person to

make him feel like a human being . Sh e died 1 0 April ,

1 869 . L I NC O LN FAM I LY N O TES L William Leavitt incoln , born West Townsend , Mass

5 1 824 . August , , died 29 November , 1 889 He was a phy

i i an s c , and graduated from Harvard in 1 852 . 5 . 1 4 1 84 William C Lincoln , born Philadelphia , June , ,

08 . died Fergus Falls , Minn 26 February , 1 9 He served

' in the Civil War . 1 I saac Lincoln born Barnstable , Mass 7 January , 1 823 , settled i n M i nnesota in 1 856 .

Co . David"Lincoln , of Allegheny , Penn married Thankful ickery . Their children were Jane Rachel ,

i . Lucy , Martha , Nathan , William , Cyrus and Alm ra The 2 latter was born 0 May , 1 823 . 2 7 A LINCO LN- BOO NE M A R R I AG E (F rom "uak er R ecords ) S arah Lincoln . wife of William Boone , the New

Jersey "uaker , was born in 1 723 . Sh e was a daughter of 6 Mordecai Lincoln , who died in 1 73 , and Mary Robinson .

Sh e had a younger brother , Mordecai , and another ,

Abraham , whose wife was Anne Boone , daughter of

Sh e James Boone . also had an elder half brother , John

- Lincoln , and he was the great grandfather of President

L incoln , through his son , Abraham , and his grandson ,

Thomas . Sarah Lincoln appears not to have been a member with Friends by birth , but was received in 1 747. I n

1 748 she married William Boone . Their daughter Abigail , 6 born 28 May , 1 7 7, married Adin Pancoast (married at

Exeter) son of John and Mary Pancoast , of Mansfi eld Town ship , New Jersey .

' The Pancoast s appea r to have been members of ' Burlington Monthly Meeting , New Jersey , as Abbie s certificate , after marriage , was sent to that meeting .

I n 1 769 William Boone and wife , with their children G Mordecai , William , Mary , eorge , Thomas , Jeremiah

r " . and Hezekiah , moved to Fai fax Meeting , irginia I t has always been understood from Friends that the Boones of Exeter were all descendants of S"uire

Boone , brother of Daniel .

The ' names of Abraham and Mordecai Lincoln appear among the signers as witnesses of marriage of

‘ Adin Pancoast and Abigail Boone .

1 4 David Lincoln , born Hingham , Mass . , 73 , died there 1 8 1 4 , married Eliz . Fearing .

David Lincoln , son of D . L married Lucy Felton .

David Lincoln . son of D . L 2nd , married Hannah

Souther .

L . 2nd Mary Wallace Lincoln , daughter of D . , , married

Dr . Franklin Nickerson . 28 KEENE, N . H . , F A M I L I ES (F rom "ital Statis tics ) Children of Daniel and Pedy Lincoln

Pedy , born 6 March , 1 786 .

Daniel , born 6 December, 1 787.

Nabby , born 1 4 June , 1 790 .

John Harvey , born 27 August , 1 792 .

Barney , born 5 May , 1 795 . l R ozze , born 30 September , 1 797; died November , 1 800 .

Levi , born 23 October , 1 799 .

Eli , born 23 October , 1 799 . Children of James and Rhoda Lincoln 2 Asa , born August , 1 779 ; died 1 February , 1 842 ; mar S ried arah Sumner , 3 December , 1 805 .

James , born 5 March , 1 782 ; married Lucy Whitcomb ,

28 November , 1 803 .

William , born 1 6 April , 1 784 .

Rhoda , born 3 0 September , 1 786 ; died 20 November ,

1 803 . S imeon , born 30 May . 1 789 .

Samuel , born 1 0 March , 1 793 .

Hannah , born 25 February , 1 798 . Deaths

Gilbert F . Lincoln , died 7 March , 1 853 , aged 47. S 4 b Mrs . ally Lincoln , died Decem er , 1 839 , aged 65 . S ally Lincoln , died 3 1 January , 1 842 , aged 1 year, 5

months .

" 7 enas Lincoln , born Cohasset , Mass . , 1 75 , died there 1 820 8 1 7 1 1 760 1 822 . , married , Mary Lin"coln , born , died Thomas Lincoln , son of enas , born 1 79 1 , died 1 828 ,

1 8 . married 1 1 , Nancy Norcross

Myra Lincoln , daughter of Thomas , born 1 8 1 2 , died 1 882 8 2 S , married 1 3 , Caleb outher. born 1 802 , died 1 843 .

29 H"S M EA RLY M ASSAC ETTS A R R I AG ES . (F rom O rigin al R ecords ) S 7 1 774 Lincoln , Asa and arah Carpenter , June , , Norton ,

Mass . 1 7 Lincoln , Benjamin and Mary Lewes , January , 1 694 ,

Hingham , Mass . 1 5 Lincoln , B enjamin and Mary Cushing , January , 1 756,

Pembroke , Mass .

De nc 7 Lincoln , Benj amin and y Field , November , 1 853 ,

Norton , Mass . 3d Lincoln , Benjamin , and Elizabeth White , 1 7 May , 5 64 . 1 7 , Norton , Mass d S Lincoln , Benjamin , 3 and ophia Makepeace , 1 5 June

8 . 1 1 7, Norton , Mass

. 30 Lincoln , Benjamin R and Lucy Horton , June , 1 847,

Templeton , Mass .

S . 28 Lincoln , Ben"amin T . and arah A Hooker, July , 1 849 ,

S . turbridge , Mass S 1 7 S Lincoln , Betsy and Robert prout, eptember , 1 78 1 ,

Hardwick , Mass . n 1 Lincoln , Betsy and Alo zo Daily , December, 1 836 ,

Norton , Mass . 1 1 0 Lincoln , Betsy and Thomas White , March , 79 ,

Warren , Mass . 5 Lincoln , Betsy and Bela Cushing , November , 1 820 ,

Weymouth , Mass . 29 1 807 Lincoln , Betsy and Daniel Austin , July , , Norton ,

M ass . 6 1 8 1 Lincoln , Betsy and Luther Hunter , May , 3 , Oakham ,

Mass . 1 Lincoln , Betsy and Nathaniel Newcomb , 3 October ,

1 822 , Norton Mass .

i Lincoln , Betsy , W dow , and Reuben Woodward , 2 1 July ,

1 8 2 . 3 , Norton , Mass

M L a u hli . c n 27 Lincoln , Betsy and Robert B g , August,

1 84 . 3 , Pembroke , Mass

BR I EF LI NCO LN LI NES O F DESCENT

John Lincoln , born Massachusetts 1 735 , died 1 8 1 1 , married Lydia Jacob . d Lydia Lincoln , aughter of John , married Thomas

Loring .

Joshua Lincoln , born Massachusetts , 1 737, died 1 8 1 0 married Lamar Sprague .

George Lincoln , son of Joshua , married Betsy French . G Daniel Lincoln , son of eorge , married Priscilla Cain .

Ellen M . Lincoln , daughter of Daniel , married Jacob

F . Healey .

1 6 Lot Lincoln , born Taunton , Mass 7 2 , died Digh

. 1 8 1 4 S . ton , Mass , married ally Hathaway

i 80 Marshall L ncoln , son of Lot, born 1 3 , married

r s a 1 8 1 0 Mary F o m , born .

Goerge F . Lincoln , son of Marshall , married Deborah

L . Thomas .

Helen M . Lincoln, daughter of George, F . L .

1 4 Elkanah Lincoln , born Norton, Mass . , 7 7, died

. H . 1 8 1 6 S . Westmoreland , N , , married usannah Torrey 1 769 Susanna Lincoln , daughter of Elkanah , born ,

1 833 1 789 . died , married , William Thayer , Jr

’ Ne d e bi a h 1 758 Lincoln , born Massachusetts , , died

1 834 , married Sarah Lincoln .

Henr y Lincoln , son of N . L .

L . Sally Lincoln , daughter of Henry , married James

Angell .

1 5 7 . Simeon Lincoln , born 7 , married Huldah Porter 1 803 S. L . 1 78 1 John Riley Lincoln , son of , born , died .

8 e 1 87 . married Eliz . Booth , born 1 7 3 , di d 3

u . . L . d Eliza Riley Lincoln , da ghter of J R , marrie I ra

S . tanley , Jr

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