c. 1800 Federal – Linville, VA

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Added to OHD on 4/18/19 - Last OHD Update: 7/25/22

7884 Harpine Hwy, Linville, VA 22834

4 Bed
1.5 Bath
3900 Sq Ft
9.38 Ac.

Possible Bed & Breakfast! This property is a registered historical landmark, as it is home to the Lincoln Family and Family Slaves Cemetery. This is where five generations of the Lincoln family are buried. If you love history and would like to own a piece of it, then this is for you! Don't let this rare opportunity pass you by!

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Kathie See, Kline May Realty :: (540) 896-6488 / (855) 621-9981

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This is an archived listing.

“In 1768, John Lincoln moved here with his family from Pennsylvania. His eldest son, Abraham, grandfather of the president, might have remained a Virginian had his friend and distant relative, Daniel Boone not encouraged him to migrate to Kentucky by 1782. Abraham’s son, Thomas Lincoln, born in Virginia (ca. in 1778), met and married Nancy Hanks in Kentucky, where the future president was born on 12 February 1809. Nearby stands the Lincoln house built about 1800 by Captain Jacob Lincoln, the Presidents great-uncle, near the original Lincoln homestead. Five generations of Lincolns and two family slaves are buried on the hill.”

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