Abrahma Lincoln

  • Date of Birth

    Hodgenville,Kentucky
  • Mothers Death

    Abrahams mother got tremetol (milk sickness). She died at age 34.
  • Family moves to llinois

    Abraham and his family move to Macon County,Lllinois. When his family decides to move again Abraham stays behind and makes a liviing off of all sorts of manual labor.
  • Black Hawk war

    During the war between the native americans and the United states many people elected Abraham to be the captain. He didnt see much blood, but he was able to make many political connections.
  • Anne Rutledge

    Abraham fell in love with anne rutledgle, but before he could engage a rush of typhoid fever over New Salem. Anne died at age 22. Abraham was devasted.
  • Political carrer

    He was elected to the Llinios state Legislature. He supported the Whig party.
  • Engaged to Mary Todd

    Abe engaged to Mary todd, but then in 1841 called off. Then they met aagain at a social event and got married in 1842. They had four childeren and only one surivied to be an adult, robert.
  • Period: to

    House of Representitives

    He served one term in the U.S House of Representitives.
  • Joins Republican Party

  • Abraham runs for senator

    Abrahm ran against Stephen.A.Douglas for senator.
  • Lllinois makes a campaign to support Abe

  • Abrahams Inaguration

  • seven southern states seced

    Seven southern states seceded from the union
  • The Civil War begins

    Fort Sumter gets fired on signaling the begining of the war.
  • The Emancipation proclamation

    This paper said that Slaves within any state or a certain part of the state was free.
  • Gettysburg address

    Abraham lincoln makes his famous speech "four score and seven years ago..."
  • Re-election

    Abraham won re-election
  • The end of the war

    Robert. E.Lee surrenders to Ulyesses.S.Grant
  • last public address

    After the war ended abraham made a speech outside the white house.
  • Abrahams assassination

    He was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth at fords theater in Washington D.C