Cemetery’s in Perry County with Lincoln Graves. There are most likely more that have with the Name Lincoln as maiden names but not shown on Headstone.
Lincoln, Addison R.b. 1845 d. 1875 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Amanda F. Palmerb. Oct. 15, 1847 d. Aug. 12, 1876 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Christinab. Sep. 1, 1842 d. Sep. 2, 1863 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Davisb. Sep. 24, 1835 d. Mar. 1, 1863 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Forrest Lb. Nov. 22, 1908 d. Jan. 25, 1991 Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery, Tell City, Perry County, Indiana,
Lincoln, Francis Henryb. Nov., 1839 d. Feb. 15, 1918 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Hananiahb. 1811 d. Mar., 1880 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Infantb. unknown d. Jan. 31, 1881 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Julia A Wentworthb. Feb. 19, 1847 d. Feb. 6, 1928 Avery Cemetery, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Lillianb. 1906 d. 1932 Cliff Cemetery, Cannelton, Perry County, Indiana
Lincoln, Marvinb. 1884 d. 1921 Cliff Cemetery, Cannelton, Perry County, Indiana
News Items:
Briar Patchs There will be about 5000 staves made on the F. Lincoln land from about 18 trees. They are to be hauled to Troy in the rough. Tell City News, Feb. 3, 1906.
Briar Patch: William Lincoln has been killed out west by a saw log rolling on him. His aged parents, Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Lincoln are indeed entitled to sympathy. Will are a good hearted fellow & their only son. Tell City News, Sept. 25, 1909.
Thanks for your efforts in the area of Lincoln research. Mary Mudd Lincoln (1775-1859) and Mordecai Lincoln Sr. (1771-1830) were my maternal 4th great aunt and uncle (they also being the paternal aunt and uncle of President Lincoln). Elizabeth Mudd Cassidy (sister of Mary Mudd Lincoln) was my 4th great grandmother, being buried in Tell City. My closest true blood relationship to President Lincoln himself, however, is on the Lee side of the family. My paternal grandmother was a Lee descendant; President Lincoln’s great grandmother was Nancy Anna Lee of Bedford County, Virginia (on Nancy Hanks’ side of the family).
One year at Christmas, my uncle tried to tell the family we were somehow related to President Lincoln. My mother though he was insane and laughed in his face. But obviously now it turns out my uncle was right. I’ve done the genealogical research and had the DNA test run.
I’m sure you’ve seen the speculation that Thomas Lincoln was not actually Abraham Lincoln’s father. But I do not believe that. I’m sure you’ve also probably seen somewhere along the line the split photo comparison of President Lincoln to one Ralph Lincoln (who would be my cousin on the Mudd side of the family). They can say whatever they want, but I am sure Thomas Lincoln was President Lincoln’s father. The resemblance between these two men in the aforesaid photo comparison is obvious.
FYI — Diane Kennedy (Weedman/Cassidy/Beard/Hobbs descendant). My public tree on Ancestry.com is the “Kennedy/Jamison/Weedman/Beard Family Tree”.
Thanks for your efforts in the area of Lincoln research. Mary Mudd Lincoln (1775-1859) and Mordecai Lincoln Sr. (1771-1830) were my maternal 4th great aunt and uncle (they also being the paternal aunt and uncle of President Lincoln). Elizabeth Mudd Cassidy (sister of Mary Mudd Lincoln) was my 4th great grandmother, being buried in Tell City. My closest true blood relationship to President Lincoln himself, however, is on the Lee side of the family. My paternal grandmother was a Lee descendant; President Lincoln’s great grandmother was Nancy Anna Lee of Bedford County, Virginia (on Nancy Hanks’ side of the family).
One year at Christmas, my uncle tried to tell the family we were somehow related to President Lincoln. My mother though he was insane and laughed in his face. But obviously now it turns out my uncle was right. I’ve done the genealogical research and had the DNA test run.
I’m sure you’ve seen the speculation that Thomas Lincoln was not actually Abraham Lincoln’s father. But I do not believe that. I’m sure you’ve also probably seen somewhere along the line the split photo comparison of President Lincoln to one Ralph Lincoln (who would be my cousin on the Mudd side of the family). They can say whatever they want, but I am sure Thomas Lincoln was President Lincoln’s father. The resemblance between these two men in the aforesaid photo comparison is obvious.
FYI — Diane Kennedy (Weedman/Cassidy/Beard/Hobbs descendant). My public tree on Ancestry.com is the “Kennedy/Jamison/Weedman/Beard Family Tree”.