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Did Abraham Lincoln have a sister?
He did not have any daughters, he had 4 sons. Robert "Bob", Edward "Eddy", William Wallace "Willie". and Thomas "Tad". Robert was the only son of the 4 to live past the age of 18.
What is the history of the Uzumaki clan?
Uzushiogakure (渦潮隠れの里, Uzushiogakure no Sato; English TV "Hidden Eddy Village"; Literally meaning "Village Hidden by Whirling Tides") was the shinobi village of the Land of Whirlpools. Its ninja were renowned for their fūinjutsu to the point that it led to its destruction in war. Those who survived the village's destruction scattered across the globe. The people of Uzushiogakure were noted to have notoriously long lives, so it gained the epithet "The Village of Longevity" (長寿の里, Chōju no Sato). In terms of appearance, the village seemed to have been composed of several high-rise buildings. A wide river seemingly ran through the village and was gapped by large bridges. The surrounding countryside was dominated by steep hills. Uzushiogakure had close ties with Konohagakure, due to Uzushio's Uzumaki clan and Konoha's Senju clan being distant relatives. Because of this, all the flak jackets worn by the chūnin and jōnin-level shinobi of Konohagakure bear the crest of Uzushiogakure, symbolising the strong friendship between both villages. This symbol is also emblazoned on the some of the shoulders of the outfits that the Konoha shinobi wear underneath the flak jackets.
What was wrong with Mary todd?
She was very likely, Bipolar. Mary Todd Lincoln often gets a "bad rap" from historians and there is no doubt, she was a troubled woman. She also was a remarkable woman, who endured more than most, and was a wonderful partner to her husband, who stood by him, loyally to the end. Mary was well educated, and refined, opinionated, kind, a good mother, a good friend, and could be a social disaster, at times, as well as, cruel to her husband. During her marriage to Abraham Lincoln, 2 of her 4 sons died. Her son Edward, "Eddy" died just before his 4th birthday, and her son William Wallace, "Willie", died when he was 11. Her husband, had just been inaugurated President, for a second term, was shot in the head, as she was holding his hand, and watching a play (along with another couple.), in a well-known theater. Her husband did not die right away, but was comatose for a gruelling 9 hours before his death. After her husband's death, she moved to Germany, briefly, while she battled congress for a widow's pension, which resulted in success. She was awarded $3,000.00 a year, and returned to the United States, and settled in Chicago with sons, Tad and Bob. The same year she returned, tragedy struck again, when Tad just 18 years old, died (likely from Tuberculosis). Given just these three events, this is more than most people EVER face, in a lifetime. It is no wonder that Mary Todd Lincoln, had trouble coping.
