The Family MAGA'INE

APRIL , 1 9 1 7

T HOMAS L l NCOL N OF HI NGHAM , ENGL AND AND SOME OF HIS DESCENDANTS

B y M . L . P . ' a 1 T h o m s ( ) Linkon , the miller , born ,

- 1 68 will 1 602 3 , died 3 , probated Taunton , 5 March , 1 684 ; came from Hingham , England to Hingham , Mass . , in / 649 1 635 . I n 1 the town of Taunton , Mass . , vo te d h i m ' ' t accommodations to come h e re and set up a gri st mill , which offer he accepted , and in 1 649 Thomas ( 1 ) Linkon and his eldest son , Thomas (2) Linkon , came to Taunton . built and ran the grist mill on Mill River, and this mill ' wa s in charge of the Linkon family for forty - seven ' C s years , when it was deeded to the ro smans , who had i charge of t for more than one hundred years . I n 1 652 the rest of the family came .

1 a m Thomas ( ) Linkon emigrated to America , c c o

a n i p e d by five children , three sons , Thomas John

Samuel and two daughters , Sarah (2) and Mary

His first wife , unknown , probably died before coming to America , as nothing is known of her in this country . 1 0 1 66 He married , second , December , 5 , Elizabeth Street , widow of Francis Street . She was living in 1 706, and was then Widdo w Linkon , as she then joined with her daughter Mary Street in conveying lands , etc . She married , third . in her old age . Thomas Harvey . 2 Thomas ( ) Linkon , born in England , before 1 630 , baptized by Rev . Peter Hobart in Hingham , Mass Pebru 1 637 ary , , came to Taunton with his father in 1 649 , and ' - was given a home lot , six acres of land at the place ' - where the timber had been cut for the meeting house . 8 1 This was on the river near what was later known as ' ' Fisher s Bridge , and there are so me persons living a t th e . present time who remember the ruins of the old house , and very many who remember the cellar walls . Two very large buttonwood trees which stood near the house were cut down within twenty years . 4 This Thomas (2) Linkon was living in 1 69 , died previous to 1 696 ; married , first , Mary Austin , daughter 4 of Jonah and Constant Austin ; she died 1 69 , and he married , second , Susanna (Macey) Smith , widow of C ' Samuel Smith . hildren , all by first wife , were Mary 1 65 2 born 1 2 May , 2 ; Sarah born 5 September , 2 656 1 654 , died young ; Thomas born 1 April , 1 ,

o 8 married Mary Stacy ; Samuel b rn 1 8 March , 1 65

Jonah and Sarah born 7 July , 1 660 ; Hannah 66 born 1 5 March , 1 3 , married Peter Branch of Preston ,

o 1 6 1 66 Conn . ; C nstant born May , 5 , married William 3 1 670 Briggs ; Mercy born April , , married William

Caswell ; Experience died young . 2 1 6 Thomas (3) Linkon , born 1 April , 56 , was living

1 1 1 733 b e . March , , when conveyed land to son Jonathan

1 4 . He 1 6 9 He died about 7 5 married , in 7 , Mary Stacy , daughter of Richard and Abigail Stacy . It is thought that Richard Stacy came to Taunton from Salem , Mass .

' r l Ce ta i n y h e was in Taunton in 1 643 , as in the list of names of the first train - band enrolled in Taunton in 643 ' 1 , appears the name of Richard St a c y e . He died

1 687 - i n - o in , and his son law , Th mas Linkon was granted administration on his estate 7 December, 1 687 . 3 ' ' 1 698 Thomas ( ) Linkon was called senior in , ' - 0 and grand senior in 1 7 8 . His house stood not far ' from his father s , near where Morris Lincoln now lives . west from the Agricultural Grounds , at the head of

Shores street . It was burned only a few years ago . The children of Thomas (3) Linkon and Mary

(Stacy) Linkon were Thomas , born 1 680 , wife not known. 82 i had three sons , Thomas G de o n Isaac Wil 1 682 liam , born , married Rebecca Walker ; Nathaniel ,

6 r born , 1 84, married Alice And ews ; Jonathan . born 1 686 ,

n n a h An dre ws married Ha ; Benjamin , born 1 689 , married ,

liza be th m a rri e d first , E ; . second , Marcy Woodward ; Han 692 nah , born 1 , married as second wife , Edmond Andrews 1 694 Ly dia , born . married Ephraim Kittle (or Kittrell) 1 696 Constant , born , married Nathaniel Burt . The statement that there were sons Silas and Nathan

o 5 and daughter Tabitha is probably an err r . Silas ( ) was son of William and married Hannah Wade of 5 Bridgewater . Tabitha ( ) was his sister , and lived to be very old , died unmarried , and as Nathan was given ' 4 Nathaniel s ( ) wife (by James Minor Lincoln), this

o was merely a confusion f names .

The wife of Thomas (4) Linkon is not known . He had three sons , the eldest of whom , Thomas married

o 2 Esther Andrews , daughter of Edm nd (3) (John ,

John 1 ) Andrews . This is mainly from Bible and private records .

VERMONT AND N . H . MARRI AGES 1 80 5 Lincoln , Asa and Sarah Sumner , 3 December . .

Keene , N . H.

o r . 28 Linc ln, James , J , and Lucy Whitcomb , November ,

80 . 1 3 , Keene , N H. 1 2 1 82 1 Lincoln , John H . and Dule n a Finton , July , . Rut

land , Vt . 1 846 Lincoln , Laura and Samuel Francis . 2 September . . ll We s, Vt . 1 807 Lincoln, Luke and Betsy Webb , 1 2 April , . Rocking

ham, Vt . l 0 1 8 1 Lincoln , Pedy and Abel Pe n fie d, 1 September, 6.

Rutland , Vt . 1 M Lincoln . Rev . Varnum and Emeline Sprague , 7 a y .

1 844 . Hudson; N . H . MAR'T ODD LINCOLN

Mary Todd Lincoln, wife of , was

K . 1 born in Lexington , y , 2 December, 1 8 1 8 . Her fathe r .

Robert 5 . Todd , belonged to a family of pioneers fore most i n the development of the commonwealth of Ken

- tucky . Her great uncle , John Todd , took part in the capture of Kaskaskia and Vincennes , under Ge n . George 1 8 . C 77 R lark in , and subse'uently organized the civil government of Illinois . He was killed at the battle of ' Blue Licks , in which his brother , Levi , Mary s grand f a ather , was young lieutenant and one of the few sur

vi vo rs .

Mary Todd was carefully educated , and passed her early life in comparative luxury at the home of an aunt .

- At the age of twenty one , while on a visit to a married sister in Springfield , she met Mr . Lincoln , a rising lawyer , and after a short engagement they were married on 4 1 November , 842 . Miss Todd had curiously predicted in her girlhood that she should be the wife of a president , and after her marriage her ambition kept pace with her ' 860 husband s progress in public life . In 1 she awaited with feverish anxiety the result of the republican con v e n tio n at Chicago , keeping in mind her girlish prophecy .

re Her husband , not unmindful of her ambition , upon ce i vi n g the telegram announcing his nomination remarked ' There is a little woman who has some interest in the matter , and walked home to tell her of it .

On the 9th of March Mrs . Lincoln gave her first public reception , assisted by her sisters and nieces . An oil portrait represents her as she appeared at that period .

She made a pleasant impression , and it was perhaps the proudest moment of her existence . But it was also the i n a ugra tio n of her deepest af'ictions . She presided at the most gloomy period in the history of the capital . He r husband was bowed down by national cares ; suspense and uncertainty wa s in every heart ; her family was de 84 voted to the cause of the South , while her hopes , with those of her husband and children . were with the North . Unable by temperament and education to cope with these critical issues , Mrs . Lincoln soon found herself the target of malice , detraction and falsehood . She gave weekly receptions at the time when a state of the country made the gaiety that she preferred o ut of keeping with the position she occupied , and the death of the second son , Willie , shed a gloom over the private life of both parents . But . during the whole of her occupancy of the White House , she was unremitting in her care of the sick soldiers in the hospitals of Washington . 1 86 The summer of 4 was spent by Mrs . Lincoln at

- the seaside . After the t e election of the president in the fall the receptions of the season were renewed with ' a promi se of unusual gaiety , that of New 'ear s day opening with exceptional brilliancy . After the inaugura ti on , Mrs . Lincoln felt that brighter days were in store , 9th and when the surrender of Ge n . Lee on the of April was announced , she shared in the happy excitement that

filled the White House and the city . That fatal night of ' 1 4th of April that ended the president s life also blighted her own . From its effects she never recovered . After a i n severe illness , she returned with her two boys to Spr g

field , where she was further affl icted by the death of Thomas

the youngest lad .

I n 1 868 , with a mind somewhat unbalanced and

. C broken health , she sought rest in travel ongress had already paid her the amount of the president 's salary for

one year , and in 1 870 voted her an annual pension of afterward increased to Still later an additional gift of was presented to her by congress

to insure comfort in her old age . She possessed , besides ,

1 880 r a small estate left by her husband . I n she retu ned i m from wanderings i n various countries , her mind still

paired , and spent her last days with her son , Robert in 85 1 6 882 Chicago . She died stricken with paralysis , July , 1 , and was laid to rest by the side of her husband and chil ' dren in Spri n gfie ld Wh i te s Bi o g.

OHI O MARR I AGES G 8 1 8 Lincoln , Frances and eorge Turner , 2 October , 1 7 ,

Washington Co Ohio . 8 8 8 Lincoln , George and Ruby Wales , November , 1 1 ,

Licking Co Ohio . 5 Lincoln , Gilman and Sally Cody , 2 November , 1 8 1 8,

Franklin Co Ohio . 1 2 Lincoln , Obadiah and Peggy Mcc une , April . 1 797 ,

Washingto n Co Ohio .

30 n 89 Linco ln , Paul M . and Elizabeth R . Hague , Ju e , 1 7 ,

Columbus , Ohio . G 1 Linco ln , Sumner H. and Ruth A . oodin , October ,

O . 1 874 , Cincinnati , hio A LINCOLN LETTER

. H. . Mr William Torr , of Burlington , N J has found among his files a photographic copy of a letter which G President Lincoln wro te to Miss Eliza P . urney of Bur lingtou . Miss Gurney was a 'uaker and headed a peace movement in the civil war . Here is the letter

Executive Mansion,

o Washingt n , Sept . 4 , 1 8 64 .

Eliza P . Gurney — — My Esteemed Friend I have not fo rgotten prob ably never shall forget—the very impressive occasion when yourself and friends visited me on a Sabbath fore noon two years ago . Nor has your kind letter , written nearly a year later , ever been forgotten . In all , it has

o been y ur purpose to strengthen my reliance in Go d. I am much indebted to the good Christian people of the country for their constant prayers and consolations , and to none of them more than to yourself . The pur poses of the Almighty are perfect and must prevail , 86 though we erring mortals may fail to accurately perceive them in advance . We hoped for a happy termination of this terrible war long before this ; but Go d knows best

Hi s and has ruled otherwise . We shall yet acknowledge

- wisdom and our own error therein , mean while we must work earnestly in the best light He gives us , trusting that so working still conduces to the great end He o r dains . Surely He intends some great good to follow this mighty convulsion , which no mortal could make and no mortal could stay .

'our people , the Friends , have had and are having a very great trial . On principal and faith , opposed to both war and Oppression , they can only practically o p pose oppression by war . I n this hard dilemma , some have chosen o n e horn and so me the other . F o r those appealing to me on cons cientious grounds , I have done and shall do the best I could and can , in my own conscience under my oath to the law . That you believe this I doubt not ; and believing it I shall still receive , for our country and myself , your earnest prayers to our Father in heaven .

'our sincere friend , A . Lincoln . CONNECT ICUT MARR I AGES n 8 1 77 Lincol , Abia , widow , and Daniel Savage , May , 7,

Middletown , Conn .

Lincoln, Clarissa and David Lincoln, 1 September , 1 796 ,

Windham , Conn . C Lincoln , David and larissa Lincoln , 1 September , 1 796 ,

Windham , Conn .

Lincoln , Elisha and Rhuma Crosman, 1 8 April . 1 78 1 .

a i rfi e ld F , Conn .

Lincoln, Henry A . and Sophia Fenn , 6 December , 1 840 ,

Washington , Conn .

z Linkhorn, Jacob and Eli abeth Scott , 1 2 March , 1 797.

Norwich , Conn . 87 1 Lincoln , Jonah and Lucy Webb . May , 1 783 , Windham .

Conn .

Linkon . Nathaniel and Agnes Austin, 2 1 December , 1 757,

Mansfield , Conn . 1 Linkon , Samuel and Experience Lamb , 4 November . 1 729,

Norwich , Conn .

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

Mansfield , Conn .

. 9 Lincoln . Sarah K and Festus Felt . December , 1 844,

Hartford . Conn .

Linkon , Temperance and Samuel Abbey , July , 1 766 ,

Mansfield , Conn . LINCOLN A CLOSE OBSERVER

Lincoln , one of the greatest of observers , was himself

o the least truly observed . G d had built him in the back

o f yard the nation , and there , wrapped in homely guise , r had preserved and matu ed his pure humanity . He

was heard , but seems rarely , if ever , to have been truly

seen . The reports we have of him do not satisfy , do

not justify themselves , are inconsistent . The Eastern .

- Old World eye could not read beyond the 'ueer hat ,

bad tailoring , and boots you could not now give away and he was so long he fairly had to st0 0 p to look the little

world in the face . Never have bad tailoring and homely ,

deferential manner so completely hidden seer , jester .

master of men , as did these simple accoutrements this

first great gift of the West . The world ever reads simple — deferential m anner true evidence of innate re fin e m e n t

as weakness , timidity and indecision , just as it reads

strength in noise , and power in abuse . It is said of sound

that volume will start a tear more 'uickly than 'uality , ut of tone . B it is surprising that professional observers , artists and writers alike have drawn and redrawn an u n

Out true picture of this man . of the hundreds of Lin ' coln s pictures few are reliable , even as records of fact . 88 T HE CONNECT ICUT L INCOLNS

The first Lincoln to appear in Windham county . 1 692 Conn . . was Samuel Lincoln , about , claimed to have come from Taunton , Mass . . via Norwich , Conn . He 2 1 692 married , in Windham, June , , Elizabeth Jacobs . ' 1 The children were , Samuel . born 20 January , 1 693 . 1 69 2 29 1 693 29 died 3 ; , Samuel , born November , , died 2 November , 1 7 4 ; 3 . Mercy , born 4 December , 1 698 ; 1 0 1 696 5 4 . Jacob , born May , ; , Thomas , born 24 October 23 1 04 1 70 1 ; 6 , Jonah , born July , 7 ; 7 . Nathaniel , born 1 1

1 705 8 z April , 1 705 , died ; , Eli abeth , born

Samuel Lincoln , son of Samuel Lincoln , married 2 1 2 Ruth Huntington , 2 August , 7 3 ; she was born 8 August ,

1 699 and died 6 October, 1 757 . Their children were 2 3 4 1 . Samuel ; , John ; , Nathaniel ; , Joseph ; 5 , Eleazer

8 . 6 , David ; 7 , Eleazer ; , Daniel 28 Jacob Lincoln , son of Samuel Lincoln , married 1 1 736 . ' April , , Abigail Mason Their children were . , 3 4 6 Jacob ; 2 . Daniel ; , Joseph ; , Abigail ; 5 , Nathan ; .

8 . Hezekiah ; 7 , Ann ; , Elijah

Through the courtesy of Mrs . Edward Burnham of

North Windham , Conn . . we are permitted to take a copy of some records from an old family Bible (now in her

possession) , concerning the . The entries were made by John Linkon (son of Samuel Linkon and

his wife , Ruth Huntington) . He was grandson of Samuel

Linkon and his wife , Elizabeth Jacobs . ' 2 726 1 53 John Linkon , born 9 July , 1 married 7 to

26 1 8 . Rebecca Fenton buried my wife March , 75 Mar 0 3 Ma 8 . ried y , 1 75 to Annah Stoel Hannah

Linkon born 2 1 January , 1 759 . Jonah and Jerusha

24 1 63 . were born 1 760 . Olive Linkon born June , 7 4 Brother Eleazer Linkon died 1 3 Nove mber, 1 75 . My

26 7 . mother Ruth Linkon died October , 1 75 Hannah , th my wife , died 3 February , 1 79 1 . John Linkon died 7 1 8 1 June , 0 aged 84 . 89 All e n tri e s were made by this John Linkon except the last record of his own death . The lineage of Ruth Huntington is as follows 8 Simon ( 1 ) Huntington , born about 1 5 3 , married Mar C 2 garet Beret , born about 1 593 ; hristopher ( ) Hunting 6 ton died 1 9 1 , married Ruth Rockwell , born August , 8 1 633 . 1 ; Captain Thomas H (3) Huntington , born Marc h . 1 664 1 0 , died 7 November , 1 732 , married , February , 686 1 28 1 , Elizabeth Backus , he died 7 ; Ruth (4) Hunt i n to n o 8 1 22 1 g , b rn August , 699, married , August , 723 ,

Samuel Linkon . 7 1 7 1 0 Joseph Russell , born 5 June , 1 , died after 76 ,

o 1 74 married in Ashf rd , Conn . , 1 3 May , 2 , Hannah Link ham , presumably Lincoln . She was probably born

- 0 about 1 720 1 726 , and died after 1 76 . Their children

1 2 - 3 2 were ' 1 , John , born 6 October , 1 74 ; , Mary born 3 O 1 44 29 1 46 ctober , 7 ; 3 , Elisha , born September , 7 ; 4 8 , Hannah , born June , 1 749 ; 5 Nathan , born 7 April . 1 75 1 6 7 6 24 ; , Josiah , born May , 1 75 ; 7 , Anna , born June , 1 8 63 75 ; 8 , Benjamin , born 26 November , 1 7 . (T o b e C o ntinu e d ) MASSACHUSETTS MARR I AGES (C o nti nue d f ro m P a ge 7 9 ) 2 Lincoln , Joseph C . and Flo rence E . Sargent , 1 May , 1 89 7 , Chelsea , Mass . 0 Lincoln , Joshua and Deborah Hobart, 2 April , 1 666 ,

Hingham , Mass . k l L i n o n , Joshua and Hannah Palmer , 1 2 February , 1 6 93 , Boston , Mass . 0 00 Lincoln , Joshua and Deborah Hobart , 2 April , 1 7 ,

Hingham , Mass . 8 Lincoln , Joshua and Johanna How , 1 0 February , 1 7 1 ,

Boston , Mass . 1 73 1 Lincoln , Joshua and Mary Dwelley , 1 8 February , ,

Hanover, Mass . 90 0 Lincoln , Joshua and Rachel Stodder , 2 December, 1 733 ,

Hingham , Mass .

Lincoln , Josiah and Anna Getchell , 1 1 September , 1 799 ,

Boston , Mass .

. G. Lincoln , Julia A and William Whipple , December ,

1 84 1 , Franklin , Mass . 2 Lincoln , Julia A . and James Miller , 8 November , 1 848 ,

Oakham , Mass . 0 Lin coln , Kezia and Daniel Kempton , 1 May , 1 777 ,

R o chester , Mass .

Linkon , Kezia and Thomas Tobey , 5 October , 1 794 ,

Rochester , Mass .

Linc oln , Laban and Susan Lincoln , 1 5 March ,

Norton, Mass . 6 1 72 L i n c h o n , Leah and John Rogers , March , 3 , Pem

broke , Mass . 26 1 78 Lincoln , Levi and Sintha Franklin , May , 5 , Nor

ton , Mass .

30 n 1 99 Lincoln , Levi and Lucy Bonney , Ju e , 7 , Pembroke ,

Mass .

a ' f o hi a Lincoln , Le vi n d S p Dimond , 1 3 April , 1 809, War

ren , Mass .

z 2 Lincoln , Levi and Eli a Wilder , 5 June , 1 825 , Winchen

don , Mass . 24 Lincoln , Levi and Ann L . Whiting , March , 1 828,

Barre , Mass .

Lincoln , Levi and Malin da Miles , 1 8 April , 1 8 1 6, Rut

land , Mass .

a Lincoln , Lewis and Elizabeth Bro rd, 1 May , 1 833 , Barre ,

Mass .

C . 1 Lincoln , Lewis and atherine H Alger , 1 October ,

1 840 . , Norton , Mass

29 1 776 e Lincoln , Lot and Joana Elmes , February , , §Scituat

Mass .

Lincoln , Louisa and Abraham F . Robinson , 29 July , 1 830 , 9 1 Oakham , Mass .

Lincoln . Louisa F . and William W . Farrington , 3 1 March , 1 849 . Upton . Mass .

Lincoln , Love and Benjamin Pratt , 8 February . 1 752 ,

Weymouth , Mass .

Lincoln , Lovisa and Leonard Marsh , 1 1 March , 1 832 ,

Warren , Mass .

C . Lincoln , Lowell and lara A Lothrop , 22 December , 1 86 3 , Boston , Mass . C Lincoln , Lucinda and Oliver lapp , 6 September , 1 794 ,

Petersham , Mass . 1 Lincoln , Lucinda and Henry Bragg, 3 April , 1 806 , Wren

tham , Mass .

n 1 Li coln, Lucinda and Elias Blake , 1 April , 1 8 1 3 , Wren

tham , Mass .

Lincoln , Lucinda and Lyman Baker , 9 March , 1 843 ,

Westminster, Mass .

n H 1 1 846 Li coln , Lucinda and Benjamin arvey , 7 March , ,

Norton, Mass . l 9 1 Linco n Lucretia and Lemuel Bates , 2 May , 1 76 .

i . Ab ngton , Mass 6 Lincoln , Lucy or Sally and Simeon Rich , 2 March , 1 77 .

Warren , Mass . 1 Lincoln , Lucy and Francis L itc h fie ld, February , 1 78 .

Scituate , Mass . 9 1 9 Lincoln , Lucy , widow , and Isaac Tyler , February , 7 5 .

Warren , Mass . 2 8 Lincoln , Lucy and Dr . Abner Fairfield , 3 January , 1 03

Warren , Mass . 3 1 808 Lincoln , Lucy and Samuel Lincoln , April . , Norton ,

Mass .

o dl e 1 9 1 8 1 4 Lincol n , Lucy and Enoch G o , July , , Oakham ,

Mass . 3 1 8 1 6 Lincoln , Lucy and Cephas Bryant , March , , Pem

broke , Mass . 92 Lincoln , Lucy and Rev . Joseph B . Goddard , 1 9 Septem 1 82 ber , 7 , Petersham, Mass .

Lincoln, Lucy and Asa Williams , J r . , 1 3 January , 1 833 ,

Norton , Mass .

Lincoln , Luke and Rebekah Wait , 29 November , 1 759,

e . Pet rsham , Mass a n d Lincoln , Luke Polly Thorndyke , 4 April , 1 795 ,

Winchendon , Mass .

Lincoln , Luke and Martha W . Carter , 9 October , 1 83 1 ,

Leominster, Mass .

L ura n a 2 Lincoln, and Josiah Woodward , Jr December ,

1 822 , Norton , Mass . M Lincoln , Luther and Rachel c Co m be r, 9 February , 1 792,

Norton , Mass .

Lincoln , Luther and Lucy Whitemore , 7 March , 1 826,

Pelham , Mass . G 2 Lincoln , Mrs . Lydia and Solomon ilbert , 1 August ,

1 . 755 , Stoughton , Mass 1 6 Lincoln , Lydia and Ebenezer Wetherell , 30 July , 7 5 ,

Norton , Mass . 1 i Lincoln, Lydia and Samuel Buss , 1 8 June , 772 , L e o m n

ster , Mass . 1 1 Lincoln , Lydia and Nathan Prentiss , 20 October, 79 ,

Petersham , Mass .

Lincoln , Lydia and William Pierce , 29 May , 1 797 , Peters

ham , Mass .

Lincoln, Lydia and Aden Da vrs 28 February , 1 808, Oa k

ham , Mass .

Lincoln, Lydia L . and Wyatt C. Boyden , 9 February , 1 834 , Beverley , Mass . 7 Lincoln, Lydia and David Combs , 1 1 March , 1 83 ,

Warren, Mass . 80 1 Lincoln , Marcy and James Andrews , 1 9 April , 1 ,

Norton , Mass . L o 24 O 1 750 incoln , Maria and J hn Porter . Jr ctober , ,

Weymouth , Mass .

L incoln , Mark and Mary Carter . 20 October , 1 757,

Lancaster , Mass

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. 5 1 82 Lincoln , Marshall T and Lucinda Myrick , May , 7 ,

Pelham , Mass . 1 9 1 Lincoln , Mart and Susanna Hall , 3 February , 7 ,

Raynham , Mass . 1 1 L incoln , Martha and Joseph Hudson , 30 July , 7 7 ,

Boston , Mass . 1 Lincoln , Martha and Moses Lincoln , 1 2 December . 1 7 7 ,

Hull , Mass . 4 L incoln , Martha and Leon ard M . Parker , May , 1 8 1 ,

Worcester , Mass . 8 1 744 Lincoln , Martha E . and Elisha Shaw , June , ,

Westford , Mass . 6 1 1 7 Lincoln , Mary and William Allen , 2 September . 7 .

Boston , Mass .

L incoln , Mary and Jonathan Burr , 1 9 April , 1 720 , Boston ,

Mass . 1 2 Lincoln , Mary and Salem Poor, 4 June , 73 , Boston ,

Mass .

i c b l k 1 732 L n n , Mary and Thomas J e n y n s, 1 7 August , ,

Boston , Mass . 9 Lincoln , Mary and James Hall , 1 1 May , 1 74 , Hingham ,

Mass . 56 L incoln , Mary and Peter Whitmarsh , 1 9 June . 1 7 ,

Weymouth , Mass . 29 Lincoln , Mary and Joseph Elmer , Jr November ,

1 . 759, Scituate , Mass 1 63 Lincoln . Mary and Solomon Briggs . 7 February , 7 ,

Norton , Mass . 64 L incoln , Mary and William Stetson . 1 9 July , 1 7 ,

Scituate , Mass . 94 n 1 8 1 779 Lincoln . Mary a n d Levi Doa e . July , . Scituate ,

Mass .

h fie ld 1 9 1 780 H. c Lincoln , Mary and Abner L it , March , ,

Scituate , Mass . ' Bri n 8 O 1 8 1 1 Lincoln, Mary and William O o , ctober, ,

Boston , Mass . 1 8 1 3 Lincoln , Mary and Elijah Whiton , 3d, 3 1 January , , u Weymo th , Mass . 1 Lincoln, Mary and Levi Holden, 6 October , 1 8 6 , West

minster , Mass . 1 832 Lincoln , Mary and Foster Walker , 25 December , ,

Warren , Mass . 1 837 Lincoln , Mary A . and William Davis . 1 May , ,

Norton , Mass .

a n d 8 Lincoln , Mary Jane Joseph Adams , 2 September ,

8 4 . 1 4 , Norton , Mass 2 1 846 Lincoln , Mary E . and John H . Briggs , 5 March , ,

Weymouth , Mass . 1 847 . ' 23 Lincol n , Mary E and Joshua oung , January , ,

Dedham , Mass . 1 3 Lincoln , Mary E . and Henry B . Richardson , July ,

1 869 . , Amherst , Mass

Lincoln, Mary W . and Charles E . Fay , 22 November, 1 870 , Boston , Mass . 1 725 Lincoln , Mathew and Abigail Lincoln , 1 November , ,

Boston , Mass . 1 824 Lincoln , Matilda M . and Samuel Cone , 26 May , .

Norton , Mass . 1 7 1 4 Lincoln , Mehitable and Samuel Foss . 9 July , ,

Boston , Mass . 0 Lincoln , Mehitable and John Russell , 1 0 April , 1 74 .

Warren . Mass . n 49 Li coln , Mellen and Ebenezer Porter , 24 December . 1 7 .

Weymouth , Mass. 95 Lincoln , Merc y and David Snow , 1 3 February , 1 804 ,

Brewster , Mass .

Lincoln , Mercy and Levi Harris , 1 4 February , 1 824 ,

Westminster , Mass . 6 . 1 4 Lincoln , Mercy M and Elisha Shaw , September , 1 8 4

Westford , Mass .

Lincoln , Minor S . and Elizabet h Wheaton , 1 7 May , 1 8 1 8,

Norton , Mass .

Linco ln , Miranda A . and Eliab T . Farrington, 24 Decem

ber, 1 844 , Upton , Mass .

Linc oln , Mollie and Ezra Godfrey , 30 March , 1 764,

Norton , Mass .

Lincoln , Molly and Robert Goold , 4 February , 1 783 ,

Hull , Mass

Lincoln , Molly and Be ze l e e l Shaw, 26 June , 1 786, Norton ,

Mass . 1 0 Lincoln , Mordecai and Mary Chapin , 7 December , 1 7 1 ,

Braintree , Mass .

Lincoln , Mordecai and Abiah Ells , 30 November , 1 758

Scituate , Mass . 8 1 4 Lincoln , Morris and Nabby Bent , 25 December , 1 ,

Barre , Mass .

Lincoln, Morris and Susan Thayer , 4 October , 1 822 ,

Barre , Mass .

Lincoln , Moses and Martha Lincoln, 1 2 December , 1 7 1 7 ,

a . Hull , M ss 1 806 Lincoln , Nabby and James Smith , 20 November , ,

Wayland , Mass . 8 Lincoln , Nancy and Isaac Reed , 1 7 January , 1 1 9,

Abington , Mass .

n 1 9 O 1 824 Li coln , Nancy and Samuel Hunt , Jr ctober , ,

Norton , Mass . 4 1 84 Lincoln, Nancy a n d Isaac Drew , 2 August , 5 , Norton ,

Mass . (T o b e C o nti nue d) 96

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