Who is this person?

[Rob Wick]

J.J. Woodward?

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Rob

[RJNorton]

Good guess, Rob, but it's not him.

Hint #1: Besides Lincoln he also treated Henry Clay.

[Liz Rosenthal]

Dr. Anson Henry?

[RJNorton]

That's another good guess, Liz, but it's not Dr. Henry.

Hint #2: He also treated Edwin Stanton and William Seward.

[BettyO]

Dr. Verdi?

[RJNorton]

Yet another good guess, Betty, but it's not him.

Hint #3: He was a specialist who dealt with only one part of the body.

[Eva Elisabeth]

Issachar Zacharie?

[RJNorton]

Terrific, Eva! That is correct! He was was Abraham Lincoln's foot doctor.

[RJNorton]

In this 1877 photo Robert Lincoln is in the center. Who are the other two men?

[J. Beckert]

I believe the man on the right is Stanton's son (Edwin, Jr.?). I'm drawing a blank on the man on the left, but if I remember correctly, his father was also a prominent man of Lincoln's era.

[Donna McCreary]

I believe the man on the right is Stanton's son (Edwin, Jr.?). I'm drawing a blank on the man on the left, but if I remember correctly, his father was also a prominent man of Lincoln's era.

He is Edgar T. Wells.

[RJNorton]

Joe and Donna, you are both correct. Good job! Both of these sons of Abraham Lincoln's Cabinet members were good friends of Robert's. And in the Lincoln Family Album the authors write, "...when Robert brought his son's body home from England for burial in the Lincoln Tomb, the only person who accompanied him to Oak Ridge was Edgar Welles."

[Eva Elisabeth]

Who is this?

   

[RJNorton]

George Crook?

[Eva Elisabeth]

Good guess, but it isn't General Crook.

Hint#1: He was a doctor.