Did Abraham Lincoln meet Jonny Appleseed?

Answer 1

While it is physically possible that Abraham Lincoln could have met John Chapman (AKA "Johnny Appleseed") [note the corrected spelling of "Johnny"], since they were both living between the years 1809 (Lincoln's birth when Chapman was 35 years old) and 1845 (Chapman's death, 2 years before Lincoln took office in the House of Representatives and 16 years before he took office as President), there is no known documentation or proof that the two men met. It is more likely that Chapman's father might have met George Washington, since the senior Chapman served as an Officer attached to General Washington's forces in New York City, but there is also no documentation or proof that they ever met.

Answer 2

Abraham Lincoln and Johnny Appleseed did not meet in person. Johnny Appleseed, whose real name was John Chapman, was a real-life historical figure known for planting apple trees in the American Midwest during the early 19th century. Abraham Lincoln was the 16th President of the United States, serving from 1861 to 1865. While both figures were active during the same time period, there is no historical record of them meeting.