. Recollections of Abraham Lincoln, 1847-1865 . h S., 329 Briggs, Jas. A., 300 Catron, J., 330 Davis, David, xxxii, 317, 324 Doubleday, A., 326 Douglas, S. A., 319 Faulkner, Chas. J., 327 Fell, Jesse W., 11 Field, Eugene, xxxv Field, Kate, 306 Foster, Chas. H., 325 Grant, Gen., to Secy. Stanton, 252Hanna, W. H., 317, 320, 326, 33»Harmon, O. F., 314Hatch, O. M., 313, 316Henderson, D. P., 331Holt, J., 58 Hurlburt, Stephen A., 79Kress, Jno. A., 256Lamon, W. H., xxvi, 231, 274, 3°7> 333Lemon, J. E., 319 Lincoln, A., xxiii, xxix, 26, 106,108, 186, 194, 241, 301, 309 Logan, S. T., xxviii, 328 McC
. Recollections of Abraham Lincoln, 1847-1865 . h S., 329 Briggs, Jas. A., 300 Catron, J., 330 Davis, David, xxxii, 317, 324 Doubleday, A., 326 Douglas, S. A., 319 Faulkner, Chas. J., 327 Fell, Jesse W., 11 Field, Eugene, xxxv Field, Kate, 306 Foster, Chas. H., 325 Grant, Gen., to Secy. Stanton, 252Hanna, W. H., 317, 320, 326, 33»Harmon, O. F., 314Hatch, O. M., 313, 316Henderson, D. P., 331Holt, J., 58 Hurlburt, Stephen A., 79Kress, Jno. A., 256Lamon, W. H., xxvi, 231, 274, 3°7> 333Lemon, J. E., 319 Lincoln, A., xxiii, xxix, 26, 106,108, 186, 194, 241, 301, 309 Logan, S. T., xxviii, 328 McClure, A. K., vii Murray, Bronson, 311, 312 Oglesby, R. J., 330 Perkins, A. J., 145 Pickens, Gov. F. W., 75, 78 Pleasanton, A., 289 Pope, John, 316 Scott, Winfield, 314 Seward, W. H., xxxi Shaffer, J. W., 329 Smith, Jas. H., 312 Stanton, Ed. M., 252 Swett, Leonard, 313, 318 Taylor, Hawkins, 315, 327 Usher, Secy. J. P., v, xxv, 320,322 Weed, Thurlow, 34 Weldon, Lawrence, xxxii, 318 Wentworth, Jno., 331 Wheeler, Wm. A., 234 Yates, Richard, xxiv. WARD HILL LAMON. >W/ -Mom/ ,« Jk fnM^n^t le rtvwtu 1vtZc*vm; ^T ->vm -t£«>vtc -iUtio tftWw>i; . frwor J tvvX Tyvwi- -fpv^n^ CK4wrui vwtA-f --nfom> /-kt \J^\- ^ft ? CU,tv*Mi yyyi, *+» , t>cuiy JJaa* i/Hm*M JtvtUA/161 0}yvH^>_, MEMOIR OF WARD H. LAMON. WARD H. LAMON was born in Frederick County,about two miles north of Winchester, in the state ofVirginia, on the 6th day of January, 1828. Two years afterhis birth his parents moved to Berkeley County in what isnow West Virginia, near a little town called Bunker Hill,where he received a common school education. At the ageof seventeen he began the study of medicine which he soonabandoned for law. When nineteen years of age he wentto Illinois and settled in Danville; afterwards attendinglectures at the Louisville (Ky.) Law School. Was admittedto the Bar of Kentucky in March, 1850, and in January, 1851,he was admitted to the Illinois Bar, which comprised Abra-ham Li
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