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Were Lincoln and Ward Hill Lamon law "partners?"
05-31-2013, 09:30 PM (This post was last modified: 05-31-2013 09:45 PM by Gene C.)
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RE: Were Lincoln and Ward Hill Lamon law "partners?"
(05-31-2013 09:20 PM)Troy Cowan Wrote:  The story of Lincoln jilting Mary Todd is a part of the Davis family oral history.

Is there anyone else in the Davis family that knows this "Davis family oral history", or are you the only one privey to it?
(05-31-2013 09:20 PM)Troy Cowan Wrote:  Depressed and having self doubts, he left for New Orleans. When he got to New Orleans he looked up his brother, Jefferson Davis. Abraham told Jefferson all about how he left Mary at the alter that terrible day of January 1, 1841.
The next day Thuysen Davis came to see Jefferson and now two Davis' know about the wedding. Thuysen caused an argument between Jefferson and Abraham and Abraham returned to Springfield after one day in New Orleans.

I'm very skeptical about this. I don't suppose there is another non "Davis family oral history" source that could verify any of this; is there?
So when is this "Old Enough To Know Better" supposed to kick in?
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