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Sarah Bush Johnston was Abraham Lincoln's step mother. Thomas Lincoln (Abraham's father) married her after his first wife, Nancy Hanks Lincoln died of milk disease. A disease from drinking the milk of cows that grazed on the poisonous white snakeroot plant.

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Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln was Abraham Lincoln's stepmother.

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Who were Sarah bush johnston's kids?

Sarah Elizabeth Johnston (Betsy) Matilda (Tildy") Johnston John Davis Johnston


Who was Lincoln's stepmom?

Sarah Bush Johnston


Who did thomas Lincoln Mary in 1819?

Sarah Bush Johnston


Who did Abraham lincolns dad remarry?

Her name was Sarah Bush Johnston.


Who did Thomas Lincoln get remarried to?

He married his sister who was 3 years older, Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln she was a widow with 3 of her children


What was Abraham Lincoln's step moms name?

Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln.


When did Sarah Bush Johnston Lincoln meet Thomas Lincoln?

octber 8th 1852


Who did Thomas Lincoln re marry to?

Sarah Bush Johnston on December 2, 1819.


Was Sarah Bush Johnston Abraham Lincoln's first wife?

No, Abraham Lincoln only had one wife-- Mary Todd Lincoln. But Sarah Bush Johnston was Abraham Lincoln's step-mother. Sarah's first husband died in 1816, and she married a widower named Thomas Lincoln (Abraham's father) in December 1819. By all accounts, she and Abraham got along well, and he thought of her as if she were his biological mother.


What was Abe's moms name?

Nancy real mom Sarah step mom


Who was abraham lincolns' parents?

Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Lincoln. After Nancy died his father remarried to a woman named Sarah Bush Johnston.


What has the author Sarah Johnston written?

Sarah Johnston has written: 'The more than one penguin book'