Extra Credit Questions

[RJNorton]

I spent a lot of time over the weekend thinking about children and how precious they are. I came upon the following story. Abraham Lincoln loved all the children in his Springfield neighborhood. And they loved him back. One day three boys, all members of the same family, playfully knocked Lincoln's stovepipe hat off as he returned from work in the dark. The boys had tied a string from a fence to a tree at just the right height to knock the hat off as Lincoln walked by. After the hat was knocked off, they all shouted and jumped on him. They clung to his hands. Lincoln loved it, and he dragged them up the street to a store and treated them all to cake and nuts. What were the three boys' names?