Did Abe Lincoln have a middle name? If so, what was it?
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According to wikipedia, he did not have a middle name.
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*Chuckling for I learned something here* Thomas Jefferson has no middle name, and neither did 16 other US Presidents.\n\nSee the link for more info...
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Lincoln was the most pragmatic President.  He led from the front, and showed morale courage rarely exhibited by any human being.
194745
Al Sharpton's full name is:\n\nAlvin Chipmunk Sharpton
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Just exactly who is Aberham lincoln?\nI know Abraham did not start the tradition.
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I can't find any evidence that Benjamin Franklin had a middle name. Even his autobiography doesn't include one.
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I don't know- I've never heard of Ibrahim Lincoln.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn a totally unrelated note- John Wilkes Booth killed Abraham Lincoln- but that really has nothing to do with your question- which is clearly about a man named Ibrahim Lincoln.
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He has no middle name, so Ben Wallace would be his full name.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Wallace
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Either Lincoln or Kennedy
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the answer is he didn't have a middle name.
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i think you mean Abraham Lincoln....if you do here are some things about him  \n\n \nAbraham Lincoln, U.S. President \n\nBorn: 12 February 1809 \nBirthplace: Near Hodgenville, Kentucky \nDied: 15 April 1865 (assassination by gunshot) \nBest Known As: The Civil War president who wrote the Gettysburg Address \nThe stories really are true: Abe Lincoln grew up on the American frontier, educated himself by reading borrowed books, and worked as a general store clerk long before he became the 16th president of the United States. His claims to fame are too numerous to list here; he is most often remembered for leading the Union through the Civil War and freeing Confederate slaves with the 1863 Emancipation Proclamation; for delivering the Gettysburg Address, the most famous oration in American history; and for his tragic assassination by John Wilkes Booth. Upon Lincoln's death, Andrew Johnson assumed the presidency.\n\nYes, that's Lincoln on the U.S. penny and the five dollar bill. In 1864 Lincoln named Salmon P. Chase to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court -- Chase is on the ten thousand dollar bill... Lincoln was preceded by James Buchanan, the only president to remain a bachelor for life... Lincoln was the first president to be born outside the original thirteen states... He was the first president to wear a beard while in office... Lincoln's oldest son, Robert Todd Lincoln, was present at three assassinations: his father's, President Garfield's in 1881 and President McKinley's in 1901... A famous (and enormous) biography of Lincoln was written by 20th-century author Carl Sandburg... Lincoln was the 16th president.\n\n.......if that's not enough visit http://members.aol.com/RVSNorton/Lincoln2.html
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His middle name is Jeffrey.  Didn't you guess that?  LOL
22011
If you're talking about the Benjamin that played with electricity a lot, I believe he has no middle name. Benjamin Wade is someone different.
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On the penny: Abe Lincoln\nNickel: Thomas Jefferson\nDime: Franklin Roosevelt\nQuarter: George Washington\nHalf-dollar: John F. Kennedy\nDollar: Sacajawea (I may have spelled that wrong)
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S.  That was his full middle name, and was usually written without the period for that reason.
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I really do find it annoying that celebrities are so full of themselves that they don't have middle names.  Rory Emerald at one point had a legal middle name, but as is typical of the Hollywood prima donna, he had it removed legally in 1970.  Just for the record, it was Sidney.  Jodie Foster's middle name was also Foster, so it got a little bit confusing.  When Meat Loaf was a mere child, his middle name was Confucious, but he thought it sounded a little absurd.  In fact, Meat was teased endlessly about his middle name.  Some other celebrities with strange middle names include Rock (Hammerstein) Hudson and Doris (Winnifred) Day.  I believe most celebrities drop their middle names as a sign of rebellion.
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It was, like, Abraham Lincoln.