This son of John Turk and Mary Ann Marshall was born on the day Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated President of the United States. The name represents a major shift in Western Pennsylvania political affiliations. The Marshalls and their Robinson cousins had been staunch Jacksonian Democrats; but the 1860 election marked a change for many (but not all) members of this family.
This is his most likely burial place--all his family are buried here, although there is no marker for Lincoln.
This is his most likely burial place--all his family are buried here, although there is no marker for Lincoln.
This son of John Turk and Mary Ann Marshall was born on the day Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated President of the United States. The name represents a major shift in Western Pennsylvania political affiliations. The Marshalls and their Robinson cousins had been staunch Jacksonian Democrats; but the 1860 election marked a change for many (but not all) members of this family.
This is his most likely burial place--all his family are buried here, although there is no marker for Lincoln.
This is his most likely burial place--all his family are buried here, although there is no marker for Lincoln.
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