MILESTONES OF
FEB 12, 1809
The day Abraham Lincoln
was born
Abraham Lincoln was born on
February 12, 1809 in Nolin Creek,
Kentucky. He was the first child of
Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks.
Raised in a not so comfortable
place, because he lived in a small
cabin, with only one room.
OCT 5, 1818
Nancy Hanks died
The death of Abraham Lincoln's
mother had a great effect on
him. She died only when
Abraham was 8 years old. This
resulted in Abraham not having
a female role model, and being
raised by his father Thomas.
AUG 3, 1840
The first case arose
Abraham Lincoln files his
first case as a lawyer. This
happens in front of the
Supreme Court of Illinois.
On this day, Abraham also
proposes to Mary Todd.
AUG 3, 1846
Abraham is chosen for
representative.
Abraham is elected to the US
House of Representatives. This
marks the path to what would
be Abraham Lincoln's
presidency. He knew he could
go far.
NOV 6, 1860
He became president.
On November 6, 1860,
Abraham was chosen
to be the 16th
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ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
1810
DEC 18, 1816
Lincoln's family moved
Abraham's family moved
1820 from Kentucky to Indiana.
This was what framed, part
of what Abraham would
become in the future. A
change not so big, but
noticeable in the future.
1830 AUG 4, 1834
Abraham is elected to become
general of the illionois assembly
1840 Abraham was elected to be
general of the illinois assembly.
This marked the steps which
Abraham would take for his
future. All contributing to your
future.
1850
MAR 10, 1846
Lincoln's first child is born.
Edward Baker Lincoln is born
1860 on March 10, 1846. This was a
big change in Abraham's life.
He was one of the
acomplements of Abraham
Lincoln.
JUN 16, 1858
1870
He became a senator
Abraham Lincoln became a
Republican senator. This
action was carried out so
that lincoln could stand
against Stephen E. Douglas.
This brought the presidency
of Lincoln.
APR 15, 1865
President Lincoln dies
President Abraham Lincoln died
on April 15, 1865. He was
assassinated by John Wikes
Booth, during a play Abraham
attended. This happened in a
very unexpected way, and
marked the end of Abraham
Lincoln's presidency.