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Lincoln
is a surname and masculine given name of Old English origin. The surname originates from the city of
Lincoln
, England, whose name means "lake/pool colony", combining the Brythonic word
lynn
with the Latin word
colonia
.
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This translates to 'town by the pool' or 'settler by the lake'.
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As a result of its use to honor
Abraham Lincoln
, it has become a somewhat prominent first name for males in the United States (#781 out of 1220, Top 6 2018).
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Family of President Abraham Lincoln
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- Abraham Lincoln
(1809?1865), the 16th United States president
- Samuel Lincoln
(c. 1622 ? 1690), immigrant ancestor of the president
- Abraham Lincoln (captain)
(1744?1786), grandfather of the president
- Thomas Lincoln
(1778?1851), father of the president
- Nancy Lincoln
(1784?1818), mother of the president
- Mary Todd Lincoln
(1818?1882), wife of the president
- Robert Todd Lincoln
(1843?1926), son of the president
- Edward Baker Lincoln
(1846?1850), son of the president
- William Wallace Lincoln
(1850?1862), son of the president
- Tad Lincoln
(1853?1871), son of the president
- Mary Harlan Lincoln
(1846?1937), daughter-in-law of the president
- Gatewood Lincoln
(1875?1957), first cousin once removed of the president and two-time governor of American Samoa
People with the surname Lincoln
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- Abbey Lincoln
(born Anna Marie Wooldridge) (1930?2010), American jazz vocalist, songwriter, and actress
- Andrew Lincoln
(born Clutterbuck) (born 1973), English actor
- Benjamin Lincoln
(1733?1810), American Revolutionary War general
- Blanche Lincoln
(born 1960), Arkansas senator
- Brad Lincoln
(born 1985), American baseball pitcher
- Elmo Lincoln
(1889?1952), American film actor
- Frederic Lincoln (disambiguation)
- Georgianna Lincoln
(born 1943), American politician
- G. Gould Lincoln
(1880?1974), American journalist
- Harry J. Lincoln
(1878?1937), American composer
- Henry Lincoln
(1930-2022), British author and actor
- Holly Lincoln
(born 1985), Canadian soccer forward
- James Sullivan Lincoln
(1811?1888), American portrait painter
- J. Virginia Lincoln
(1915?2003), American physicist
- Joseph C. Lincoln
(1870?1944), American author
- Kaliya Lincoln
(born 2006), American artistic gymnast
- Keith Lincoln
(1939?2019), American football player
- Lar Park Lincoln
(born 1961), American actor
- Martha D. Lincoln
(1838??), American author and journalist
- Tribich Lincoln
(1879?1943), Hungarian adventurer and con artist
People with the given name Lincoln
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- Lincoln Almond
(1936-2023), American politician and attorney
- Lincoln Bancroft
(1877?1942), American politician
- Lincoln J. Beachey
(1887?1915), American aviator
- Lincoln Brewster
(born 1971), Christian recording artist
- Lincoln Cassio de Souza Soares
(born 1979), Brazilian footballer
- Lincoln Correa dos Santos
(born 2000), Brazilian footballer
- Lincoln Chafee
(born 1953), American politician
- Lincoln Davis
(born 1943), American politician
- Lincoln Diaz-Balart
(born 1954), American politician
- Lincoln Ellsworth
(1880?1951), American explorer
- Lincoln Henrique Oliveira dos Santos
(born 1998), Brazilian footballer
- Lincoln Kennedy
(born 1971), American footballer and broadcaster
- Lincoln Kirstein
(1907?1996), American artist
- Lincoln Moses
(1921?2006), American biostatistician
- Lincoln Peirce
(born 1963), American cartoonist and creator of
Big Nate
- Lincoln Perera
(died 2010), Sri Lankan Sinhala civil servant
- Lincoln Perry
(1902?1985), American comedian and actor
- Lincoln Ragsdale
(1926?1995), American civil rights activist
- Lincoln Fernando Rocha da Silva
(born 1996), Brazilian footballer
- Lincoln Steffens
(1866?1936), American investigative journalist
- Lincoln Victor
(born 2001), American football player
- Lincoln Wallen
, British-American computer scientist
- Lincoln Walsh
(1903?1971), American inventor
- Lincoln Williams
(born 1993), Australian volleyball player
- Lincoln Withers
(born 1981), Australian rugby player
- Lincoln Wolfenstein
(1923?2015), American physicist
Fictional characters named Lincoln
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References
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