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John Hanks. John Hanks (February 9, 1802 – July 1, 1889) was Abraham Lincoln 's first cousin, once removed, his mother's cousin. [1] [2] [3] He was the son of William, [4] [5] Nancy Hanks Lincoln 's uncle and grandson of Joseph Hanks .
Dr John Hanks. John has been a leading figure in Southern Africa’s conservation work for over 40 years. His past roles include: Director of the Africa Programme at WWF-International, Switzerland; Chief Executive, WWF-South Africa; First Executive Director of the Peace Parks Foundation; Director of Conservation International’s TFCA ...
John Hanks (1802-1889) “After Abe got to Decatur, or rather to Macon County, [in 1830] a man by the name of Posey came into our neighborhood and made a speech. It was a bad one, and I said Abe could beat it. I turned down a box and Abe made his speech,” John Hanks told biographer William H. Herndon. “The other man was a candidate – Abe ...
John Hancock (23 de enero de 1737-8 de octubre de 1793) fue un comerciante y contrabandista de Massachusetts y destacado patriota de la guerra de Independencia de los Estados Unidos.
Review by Dr. John Hanks: Colin Bell and Don Pinnock have come together to compile a very big book of 448 pages and 42 Chapters written by 40 contributors with outstanding photographs of African elephants and their landscapes, some of the best I have ever seen.
John Hanks - Hanksplace. Relationship: Faternal great grandfather of Ephraim Knowlton Hanks. Contents. [ hide ] 1 Vitals. 1.1 Spouse. 1.2 Spouse. 1.3 Parents. 2 Sketch. 3 Enoch Hanks Farm. 4 Name Directory. Vitals. Born: (5 Oct 1730) (Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA) Died: (23 Feb 1815) (Greenwich, Washington, New York, USA)
19 de jul. de 2019 · As Oglesby told the story years later, John Hanks got out of the buggy, inspected some rail fences, scraped them with a pocketknife, and declared they were the very rails he and Lincoln had cut. Hanks knew them by the wood, black walnut, and honey locust.
