From the " History of the Lincoln Family" Descendants of Samuel Lincoln 1637-1920 Compiled by Waldo Lincoln 1923 of Worcester, Mass. George Lincoln b 15 April 1792 near Lexington KY. It is said he fought in the war of 1812 in the battle of New Orleans He married Julia Ann Gatewood b 16 Feb 1802 married 8 Sept 1819. They had 15 children: Ann Taliaferro 1920-1853, John Karsner 1821-1903, Robert Taliaferro 1823-1876, Fanny Ann 1825-1903, Peter Gatewood 1827-1857, Jane Cordella 1828-1860, William Wharton 1831-1895, Edward Lincoln 1832-1833, Lemuel Sanders 1833-1907, Lucy Gatewood 1834-1915, George Thomas 1836-1920, Charles Howard 1839-1915, JUDGE James Edwin Lincoln 1840-1896, a son 1842-1842 and Julia Ann Lincoln 1845-1920. It is said that George Lincoln died
28 April 1848 at Council Bluff, Iowa on his way to California and the Gold Fields. Most all the LINCOLN's in Clay Co, MO are kin to Pres A. LINCOLN. But that is another story. This is the short version.
15 June 2013.

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George, along with his four brothers who emigrated to Clay County abt 1821 were first cousins, once removed of President Lincoln.
On their plantation there was the family cemetery. There were eighteen known burials of family and at least one slave named, Alfred Jacob Lincoln. As previously stated, George died in 1848, Julia Ann passed away on September 2,1892 and was buried in the family cemetery.
In the September 30, 1892 issue of Liberty Tribune, an article states, "Judge J.E. Lincoln had the remains of relatives moved from the burying ground at the old Lincoln Cemetery to the New Cemetery, this week. The remains of his father and eighteen other relatives were moved."
The relatives were: Elizabeth Lincoln [mother of George ?], George Lincoln, Ann Beauchamp, Fanny F. Beauchamp, Julia Beauchamp, Thomas Beauchamp, Jane C. Howard, Lucretia Howard, Edward Lincoln, infant son Lincoln, Lora Lincoln, Mary A. Lincoln, Mary P. Lincoln, Peter G. Lincoln, Robert T. Lincoln and one slave, Alfred Jacob Lincoln.

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