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Diary of Elizabeth Dixon- Polk years
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Arrive for the 1846 Season
Dixons Arrive to Spend Winter at Corcorans with Mr. & Mrs. Julien, son of Chef of the Presidents -
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End of 1845-47 Diary of Elizabeth Dixon
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National Washington Monument
Campaign begins to raise funds to create a National Washington Monument, James Clarke Welling helps the cause. -
Dixon Purchases Monte Video
Dixon Purchased mountain top home of Daniel Wadsworth, Monte Video.
Elizabeth Dixon mused in her 1847 diary admiration for Monte Video. Records show the Dixons purchased the estate in 1847. Around the same time Dixon mortgaged NYC property of Charles Ward Apthorp mansion. The Dixons chose to remain on their homestead, Rose Mount, at 159 Farmington Ave. Hartford, CT -
Lafayette Square Neighbors Dine With W.W. Corcoran
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1860 Summer Resorts
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Sen. Dixon Residence In Washington DC
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Sen. Dixon and wife Elizabeth were friends of Pres. Lincoln and Mary from their first days in Washington till their last
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Mary Lincoln Apology
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Mary Lincoln Sends Letter to the Dixons at Corcoran's House & President Lincoln Knows Better
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Lincoln Visited the Dixons On Lafayette Square
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Telegram From Lincoln
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Lincoln Visits Sen. Dixon
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White House Invitation from President Lincoln
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Visit Union Troops
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After Lincoln Was Shot, Son Robert Sent A Carriage for Mary's Friend
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Mortally Wounded Lincoln Is Carried From Fords Theatre Across the Street to the Peterson House
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President Lincoln is shot by an assassin at Fords Theatre
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Mary Lincoln Needs Comfort
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My great great grandmother was brought to help her friend Mary
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Few records of their friendship remain
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Witness Death of Lincoln - My Great-Great Grandmother was friend of Mary Lincoln, comforted Mary during Lincoln's final hours
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This Timeline is the first record of this forgotten Lincoln friendship
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My great great grandmother witnessed the Lincolns first days in Washington till their last.
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Lock of Lincoln's Hair and Note of Gratitude
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Mary Lincoln Could Not Attend Her Husbands Funeral, my Great Great Grandmother stayed with her throughout this difficult time
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White House Historical Association published 'Diary of Elizabeth Dixon', Issue 33, White House History journal