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Jessie Harlan Lincoln (rechts) mit ihren Geschwistern Abraham II (oben) und Mary (links) Jessie Harlan Lincoln wurde am 6. November 1875 in Chicago als Tochter von Mary und Robert Todd Lincoln geboren. Zum Zeitpunkt ihrer Geburt übte Robert Lincoln in Chicago den Anwaltsberuf aus. Sie war das jüngste von drei Kindern von Robert Todd Lincoln.[5]
Discover the Rich History of the Harlan-Lincoln House. Surrounded by the fertile farm fields of Southeast Iowa, in the town of Mount Pleasant, the Harlan-Lincoln House is an Abraham Lincoln site that showcases stories of Lincoln and his descendants. The museum bears the names of the two families who lived there and is evidence of their ...
13 de oct. de 2014 · During their tumultuous ten-year marriage, the Beckwiths had a daughter, Mary “Peggy” Harlan Lincoln Beckwith (b. 1898), and a son, Robert “Bob” Todd Lincoln Beckwith (b. 1904). Peggy and Bob were the last direct descendants of Abraham Lincoln. This photograph, taken around 1912, shows Jessie with fourteen-year-old Peggy and eight-year ...
Jessie Harlan Lincoln was born 6 November 1875 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, United States to Robert Todd Lincoln (1843-1926) and Mary Eunice Harlan (1846-1937) and died 4 January 1948 Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont, United States of unspecified causes.
From 1946 until her death in 1948, Lincoln lived at their summer estate, Hildene, in Manchester, Vermont. On January 4, 1948, Jessie Harlan Lincoln died at the age of 72 at Rutland Hospital in Rutland, Vermont, the same place where her daughter, Mary would die 27 years later. Lincoln was buried in Dellwood Cemetery in Manchester, Vermont.
20 de feb. de 1994 · The New Yorker, February 28, 1994 P. 54. FAMILY TREE about the contested paternity of Timothy Lincoln Beckwith, who may or may not be the last surviving descendant of Abraham Lincoln.
Jessie Harlan Lincoln (1875 – 1948) La relación con su madre se vio enturbiada debido a su decisión de acudir a los tribunales y retirarle en 1875 la capacidad legal de disponer de sus bienes, que él consideraba que ella derrochaba por su depresión, [ 3 ] una acción que Mary Todd nunca le perdonó.
