Nancy Hanks Lincoln (February 5, 1784 – October 5, 1818) | George Washington George Washington (February 22, 1732 - December 14, 1799) |
Was Abraham Lincoln the grandson of George Washington? Was it mere coincidence that they were both six feet, four inches tall? This photo shows the Lincoln Memorial facing the Washington Monument. The Illuminati don't hide their secrets. They proclaim them publicly in symbolism as a testament to their power and invincibility.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Did George Washington Father Nancy Hanks Lincoln?
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A friend of mine from Mineral county told me this story back in 1950..with no documentation, just word of mouth. That's 70 years ago... but a hundred fifty years of oral history
ReplyDeleteThe image representing Nancy Hanks Lincoln is merely an artist's conception. The museum at the Lincoln Boyhood National Park has this portrait on display with this explanatory placard ...
ReplyDelete"Although no one living today knows what Nancy Hanks Lincoln looked like, this interpretation of her by artist Lloyd Ostendorf can help us imagine her appearance when she lived in Indiana. Ostendorf based the portrait on contemporary descriptions of her and on 'the Hanks family look' as seen in a large collection of Hanks photographs, tintypes, and daguerreotypes [all of later generations of course]. Adin Barber -- a historian, Hanks family genealogist, and a descendant of Nancy's sister -- commissioned Ostendorf to create this unique impression of Abraham Lincoln's mother."