Thomas Lincoln

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Thomas "Tad" Lincoln was the youngest son of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln, remembered for his spirited personality and close, affectionate relationship with his father during the Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical figure
human
burialPlace Oak Ridge Cemetery
causeOfDeath tuberculosis
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1853-04-04
dateOfDeath 1871-07-15
describedBySource contemporary accounts of the Lincoln White House
era American Civil War era
ethnicGroup White American
familyName Lincoln
father Abraham Lincoln
givenName Thomas
knownFor being the youngest son of Abraham Lincoln
close relationship with Abraham Lincoln
spirited and mischievous personality
languageSpoken English
mother Mary Todd Lincoln
nickname Tad
notableEvent deeply affected by the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
lived in the White House during the American Civil War
present in Washington, D.C., during Abraham Lincoln’s presidency
occupation student
partOf Lincoln family
placeOfBirth Springfield, Illinois
placeOfDeath Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago
positionHeld son of the President of the United States
relative Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Thomas Lincoln Sr.
linked to: Thomas Lincoln
religion Protestantism
residence Chicago, Illinois
linked to: Chicago

Europe
Frankfurt am Main
Springfield, Illinois
White House
sexOrGender male
sibling Edward Baker Lincoln
Robert Todd Lincoln
William Wallace Lincoln

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Tad Lincoln givenName Thomas Lincoln
subject linked to: Tad