Abraham Lincoln

Notes:

In his will, of May 3, 1727, he leaves considerable money to his two eldest sons and bequests, to children of his two daughters; to son Isaac, the house he now dwells in, in Hingham, mill property, etc;
to son Jacob my homestead in Scituate, also land,mills, and other valuables. This house is just over Bound Brook, on the winding old road, just below the dam.
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Iron articles from the Mordecai Lincoln Ironworks on Turtle Island, Beechwood given by Mrs. Eleanor Marsh to the Scituate Historical Society.

3 pieces of slag found at the Ironworks site.

Iron pot, 8" diameter, 5"high, cracked, three short legs, oval iron ring on handle, made at the Ironworks. Retrieved from the ruins of the 1685 Mordecai Lincoln House when it burned in 1919.

Iron pot book. 11" long, twisted center, also retrieved from the Mordecai Lincoln House ruins.

Mordecai married Sarah Whitman Jones. Sarah was born in 1660 in Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States; died on 23 May 1708 in Seituate, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]