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   Abraham Lincoln

   An 1864 Mathew Brady photo depicts President Lincoln reading a book with his youngest son, Tad ... Abraham Lincoln
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   William H. Seward

   For his son, see William H. Seward, Jr. ... Abraham Lincoln appointed him Secretary of State in 1861 and he served until 1869.
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   Abraham Lincoln's early life and career

   Thomas was an opponent of slavery, and wished to raise his son in a non-slave state. ... Abraham Lincoln
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   Sexuality of Abraham Lincoln

   Despite having some political differences over slavery, they corresponded for the rest of their lives and Lincoln appointed Joshua's brother, James Speed, to his cabinet as Attorney General. ... Abraham Lincoln
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   Abraham Lincoln and religion

   On Thursday, February 20, 1862, at 5:00 P.M. Lincoln's eleven year old son, William Wallace Lincoln (Willie) died in the White House. ... ↑ Abraham Lincoln Online
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   Abraham Lincoln (captain)

   In later years Thomas Lincoln would recount the story of the day his father died to his son, Abraham Lincoln, the future sixteenth president of the United States of America.
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   Abraham Lincoln assassination

   He arrived at the Kirkwood at the appointed time and went to the bar downstairs. ... Abraham Lincoln
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   William P. Fessenden

   President Abraham Lincoln appointed Fessenden United States Secretary of the Treasury upon Salmon P. Chase's resignation.
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   Gettysburg Address

   Nicolay and Hay were appointed custodians of Lincoln's papers by Lincoln's son Robert Todd Lincoln in 1874. ... Abraham Lincoln Events
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    John W. North

    A fourth child, son John Greenleaf North (b. October 11 1856 in Saint Anthony, Minnesota), was born later that year. ... In 1861 President Abraham Lincoln appointed North to be the official surveyor of the new Territory of Nevada, and North moved to Virginia City, Nevada.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Abraham Lincoln,
• William H. Seward,
• Abraham Lincoln's early life and career,
• Sexuality of Abraham Lincoln,
• Abraham Lincoln and religion,
• Abraham Lincoln (captain),
• Abraham Lincoln assassination,
• William P. Fessenden,
• Gettysburg Address,
• John W. North