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 A LINCOLN DOING ABRAHAM LINCOLN!

My name is Ralph C Lincoln and I am honored to be an 11th generation Lincoln, here in America. I also share the same Great-Grandfather with one of America's greatest Presidents. If you visit Fayette County in Pennsylvania, you will find a small, obscure cemetery where members of the Lincoln family are buried. Including Abraham Lincoln’s great uncle Mordecai, who served in the revolutionary war, and his son Benjamin Lincoln. Mordecai Lincoln President Lincoln's Great Uncle,  is my 5th great grandfather, which makes me a third cousin of the President.

I have continued to live and work in the ancestral home area of Southwestern Pennsylvania where Mordecai Lived.  And, as a Lincoln Presenter, I can pay tribute to these great men in my family who have shaped the history of our country

I am proud member of organizations dedicated to bringing Abraham Lincoln to life, to educate, entertain, inspire and honor his words and works:

•  Association of Lincoln Presenters (lifetime member)

 • SAR (Sons of the American Revolution)

I have presented Lincoln (with the special perspective that comes from family ties) at various events in and out of state:

•  Fords Theater
•  The Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH
•  Mt Union Church, Rockwood, PA •  National Day of Prayer (Somerset County,PA)
•  Flt 93 Memorial Chapel
•  Outdoor living history Idlewild Park, Ligonier PA 

As well as  various other places in and out of Pennsylvania