Abraham Lincoln

About The Native Concern:

Death of Mother 1818 (When he was nine),Death of Child 20 February 1862 (Son William Wallace, age 11),Heads of state (President of U.S.),Postal service (Postmaster),Public office (U.S. House, legislature),U.S. Presidents,Middle Management (War president),Public speaker,Autobiographer,Crew/ Ship, Train, Bus (Flatboatman),Attorney,Architect/ Planner (Surveyor),Mortician/ Death Affairs (Grave-digger),Physical labor (Rail splitter),Depression,Change in family responsibilities 1 August 1843 (First son born, Robert Todd),Change in family responsibilities 10 March 1846 (Son born, Edward Baker),Change in family responsibilities 21 December 1850 (Son born, William Wallace),Change in family responsibilities 4 April 1853 (Son born, Thomas),Kids more than 3 (Four),Kids -Traumatic event (Last three sons all died),Family large (One of five kids),Family traumatic event (Age nine, mom and brother died),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (22 years),Number of Marriages (One),Stress - Chronic misery (Wife never recovered from death of kids),Other Birth (born in a log cabin),New Career 1834 (Member of Legislature),New Job 1847 (U.S. Representative),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1860 (Autobiography),Gain social status 6 November 1860 (Elected President of U.S.),Gain social status 4 March 1861 (Inaugerated President, age 52),Size (Tall),Articulate,Humorous, Witty,Loved by all,Education limited (One year of formal education),Skills - Multi-faceted,Stressful work,Family,Hobbies, games (Loved books),Gain - Financial success in field (Well-paid litigater),Homicide victim (Assassinated),For Leadership,For Verbal skills,Historic figure (Emancipation Proclamation),Top 5% of Profession,American Book,Joined group 1856 (Republican party),Great Publicity 1 January 1863 (Emmancipation Proclamation),00 midnight in Springfield, IL (Future wife, Mary Todd),Marriage 4 November 1842 (Mary Todd),13 AM in Washington, DC (Shot by John Wilkes Booth),Depressive episode 1841 (Friends feared suicide)

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