Lincoln Kinship and the Moving Lincoln Family
The article traces Thomas Lincoln’s migratory life from Macon County near Decatur to Goose Nest Prairie in Coles County and onward to Indiana. It notes the mortgage on his land, Abraham Lincoln’s early visits in 1861, and Nancy Hanks Lincoln’s grave in Indiana marked by a Studebaker monument after 1871.
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Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiana
Macon County
Decatur
Ilinois
Thomas Lincoln
Herndon
Coles County
Goose Nest Prairie
Farmington
Charleston
Abraham Lincoln
Johnston
Robert
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Spencer County
Devel
Rockport
Abraham
Agne
Messrs. Nicolity and Hay
P. £. Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Lincoln and the Sangamon River Journey Tale
San Antonio observer recalls an 1882 river incident involving Abraham Lincoln. A steam boat rose on rising waters frightening a child, Lincoln comforted him and later penned a rhymed verse preserved by the Cabaniss family. The elder Cabaniss said Lincoln would become a great man.
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T. J. McMann
San Antonio
Tex
Cabaniss
Abraham Lincoln
Sangamon
Lincoln
Emancipation Monument to Lincoln To Be Erected
In Chicago exposition grounds a wooden model will depict a granite Springfield monument. A 74 foot total height honors 89 years from 1789 to 1863 and features eight bronze statues including Lincoln and Garrison. A life size colored soldier statue tops the design with pedestals for eight other figures.
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Chicago
Springfield
Fls
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Frederick Dong
Lass
Charles Sumner
Robert Brown Elliott
John Brown
Wendell Phillips Owen Lovejoy
William Lloyd Garrison
Lincoln’s Mother Nancy Hanks Died in 1818
A fragmentary obituary notes Nancy Hanks Lincoln mother of Abraham Lincoln died October 5 1818 aged 35. It mentions a graffitied hilltop grave guarded by an iron fence and poorly sunlit roses and pot flowers. It recalls Lincolns temper and quote about conquering self.
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Nancy Hanks Lincoln
President Lincoln
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Fashion Notes From The Era On Garments And Accessories
Eton jackets and gypsy boleros appear attractive and widely worn. Dark red crib coverlets feature crimson wool with gold silk floss stripes. Gauntlet gloves show heavy stitching and pearls in red and black cording as fashionable items.
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Eton
Indian killings blamed on cattle thieves and cowboys
Reports from Fort Meade indicate Friday murders were the work of Indian cattle thieves rather than broad Indian unrest. Cowboys Edward Callinus Rodney Royce and two others were slain at Humphrey camp on White River. Authorities say five men captured near Beef Camp and killed for revenge. several suspects identified as White Face Horse and Two Strikes. Remains sent to Hermosa, South Dakota for burial.
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Rapid Crry
Fort Meade
White River
Charles Ford
Wardera
Ford
Humphrey & Slenger
Reilly
Buffalo Gap
Edward Callinus
Humphrey
Rodney Royce
Cook
Hathaway
Bennett
Calkins
Agent Brown
Joe Bush
Beef Camp
White Face Horse
Cuapros
Neb
White Clay Creek
Pine Ridge Reservation
Brown
Hermosa
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