View Selected Lincoln Documents in the Illinois State Archives

Abraham Lincoln's endorsement of the signers of a petition to Governor Augustus C. French for the pardon of Henry Heath, September 30, 1850.

 


  • A petition to Governor William H. Bissell for the pardon of John Hibbs, written by Lincoln in 1857. Lincoln did not sign this petition.
     
  • Lincoln added a paragraph and signed his name to Judge David Davis' letter to Governor William H. Bissell for the pardon of John Hibbs, May 8, 1857.
     
  • A receipt for payment of $25.00 from the Board of Trustees of the Illinois and Michigan Canal. Signed by Lincoln March 16, 1853.
     
  • Letter to Governor Joel A. Matteson from A. Lincoln requesting a pardon for William D. Davis, January 10, 1853.
     
  • Abraham Lincoln signed this petition endorsing Antrim Campbell for Prosecuting Attorney, September 13, 1838.
     
  • Lincoln wrote and signed this document stating under oath that he is the attorney for Foley Vaughn, April 15, 1840.
     
  • A petition to Governor Thomas Ford requesting a pardon for Samuel Smith, signed by Lincoln in 1845.
     
  • Lincoln's note to Secretary of War Simon Cameron endorsing William H. W. Cushman's appointment as colonel of the 53rd Infantry Regiment. It is dated September 16, 1861.
     
  • Letter to Governor William H. Bissell concerning the pardon of Samuel Jones and his son James, March 22, 1858.

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