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Where is Nancy Hanks Lincoln buried?
The grave of Nancy Hanks Lincoln is located in Lincoln City, IN within the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial.
Who was Abraham Lincoln's mother and father?
Abraham Lincoln's parents were named Thomas and Nancy Lincoln. His mother was from Virginia (the area is now part of West Virginia), and his father was a well-respected man from Kentucky.
Who is lincolns mother?
Nancy Hanks Lincoln, was Abraham Lincoln's mother.
What was Abraham Lincoln's mother's maiden name?
Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809, to Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks. Origin of what? The name of the mother or their background?
What was Abraham Lincolns father's name?
Thomas Lincoln's wife, Nancy, got pregnant by another man named Samuel Davis. Thomas and Nancy Lincoln raised Abraham and were his parents, but Samuel Davis and Nancy Lincoln were Abraham's biological parents.
Was President Abraham Lincoln's mother black?
No, Nancy was born to white parents Abraham Hanks and Sarah Harper.
Who is Abraham Lincoln's mother?
Nancy Hanks Lincoln, was Abraham Lincoln's mother.
Where is Nancy Hanks Lincoln buried?
The grave of Nancy Hanks Lincoln is located in Lincoln City, IN within the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial.
When was Nancy Hanks Lincoln born?
Nancy Hanks Lincoln was born on February 5, 1784.
What is Nancy Hanks Lincoln's birthday?
Nancy Hanks Lincoln was born on February 5, 1784.
Were Nancy Hanks Lincoln and Sarah Bush Lincoln cousins?
Nancy Hanks and Sarah Bush were not related.
What is Abraham Lincoln's mothers name?
Nancy Lincoln
Who is Lincoln morther and father?
Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks Lincoln.
What is Abraham Lincoln's mother name?
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
What is the name of Abraham Lincoln's parents?
Thomas and Nancy Lincoln.
Did Abraham Lincolns dad divorce Nancy or did she die?
Nancy Hanks Lincoln died and left Thomas Lincoln as a widower.
What was Abraham Lincoln's mother's name?
Abraham Lincoln's mother was Nancy Hanks Lincoln.
