Enlisted, January 15,1892, in Troop A Cavalry, New York City. He saw field service with Troop A Cavalry during the Buffalo Switchmen's Strike, August 1892 and the Brooklyn Trolley Strike, January 1895. When Troop A was reorganized into Squadron A he was assigned to Troop 2, Squadron A. Discharged from Squadron A in October 1897.
His father Frederick Walker Lincoln was twice the Mayor of Boston, 1858 - 1860 and 1863 - 1867.
He was the great, great, grand grandson of Paul Revere and detain relative of President Lincoln.
NY Sun, April 15, 1931, page 29, funeral
Buffalo Courier Express, April 15, 1931, page 2
His father Frederick Walker Lincoln was twice the Mayor of Boston, 1858 - 1860 and 1863 - 1867.
He was the great, great, grand grandson of Paul Revere and detain relative of President Lincoln.
NY Sun, April 15, 1931, page 29, funeral
Buffalo Courier Express, April 15, 1931, page 2
Enlisted, January 15,1892, in Troop A Cavalry, New York City. He saw field service with Troop A Cavalry during the Buffalo Switchmen's Strike, August 1892 and the Brooklyn Trolley Strike, January 1895. When Troop A was reorganized into Squadron A he was assigned to Troop 2, Squadron A. Discharged from Squadron A in October 1897.
His father Frederick Walker Lincoln was twice the Mayor of Boston, 1858 - 1860 and 1863 - 1867.
He was the great, great, grand grandson of Paul Revere and detain relative of President Lincoln.
NY Sun, April 15, 1931, page 29, funeral
Buffalo Courier Express, April 15, 1931, page 2
His father Frederick Walker Lincoln was twice the Mayor of Boston, 1858 - 1860 and 1863 - 1867.
He was the great, great, grand grandson of Paul Revere and detain relative of President Lincoln.
NY Sun, April 15, 1931, page 29, funeral
Buffalo Courier Express, April 15, 1931, page 2
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