[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/3111_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] U.S. PRESIDENTS | In the 1830s he was postmaster of New Salem, Illinois & 
supplemented his income by railsplitting & surveying | Abraham Lincoln. right: 
Mike. [DOC] [TLE] Illnois & Midland Railroad Inc. [PAR] In 1834, after he had been a resident of New Salem, Illinois, for three years, ... of 
his arrival, he earned a living as clerk, storekeeper, postmaster and surveyor. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Abraham Lincoln and Coles County, Illinois" - RootsWeb [PAR] While Lincoln was living in New Salem and in Springfield, Coles County was the 
.... Thus it was that on March 10, 1830, Abraham Lincoln, son of Thomas, first set 
..... He was elected County Surveyor a few days later, when the first Coles ...... 
were when he shared with Thomas his income from his Coles County legal 
practice. [DOC] [TLE] Lincoln, the Lawyer [PAR] Map of Illinois, Showing Circuit of Lincoln's Law ..... notated Indiana Statutes (
revision of 1881 supplemented to 1901), chap, ii .... of 1830. Up to that time the 
young man had given his father the entire benefit of his services, .... long in New 
Salem before he was the most popu- ..... Lincoln to drop his surveying work and 
devote. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Abraham Lincoln and Coles County, Illinois" [PAR] While Lincoln was living in New Salem and in Springfield, Coles County was the 
.... Among their children were Lydia and Ann. XII From Indiana to Illinois in 1830 
...... Hanson, who came to Wabash Point in 1828, was postmaster for about two 
...... were when he shared with Thomas his income from his Coles County legal... [DOC] [TLE] Abraham Lincoln National Railsplitting Festival - Illinois Route 66 ... [PAR] The cruise-in is being held in conjunction with the Railsplitting Festival and the 
90th ... LeRoy was "flipping burgers" in his restaurant as they talked about an 
event, ... made a campaign stop in 1976, and split a rail while he was at the 
festival. ... for the event, visit the new Railsplitting.com website or contact Bob 
Rankin at... [DOC] [TLE] Bookshout [PAR] Boone and one of his companions were captured by the Indians, but made their 
escape. .... He essayed farming at various times in Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois, 
but ill luck ..... and about their only source of income during the winter was from 
the sale of furs. ...... On the day appointed, Lincoln became a citizen of New 
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R. R. . ..... Sue Horner's annotated Indiana Statutes (revision of 1881 
supplemented to .... One of those odd jobs took him to the village of New Salem, 
and there he ..... surveyor. He was sorely in need of the salary, but lie would nut 
accept the office... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "The pioneer boy, and how he became President : the ... [PAR] PAGE Going to New Salem  Waiting  Acting as Polling Clerk  Going on ..... 
a few dollars to his pitiable income ; and so he pro- posed school-keeping as ...... 
Nine years after he settled in Indiana, a post-office was established at Gentryville. 
...... BEFORE the 1st of January, 1830, Mr. Lincoln decided to remove to Illinois. [DOC] [TLE] historyofbooneco02go.. - IAGenWeb [PAR] where he remained until 1852, when he came with his family to the new world, ... 
up his abode at Andover, Henry county, Illinois, and both wrote glowing accounts 
of ...... Nebraska, where he served in surveying government lands and in the 
meantime ...... passed upon his father's farm, and he supplemented his 
publicschool... [DOC] [TLE] A Patriot's History of the United States A Patriot's History of the ... [PAR] to allow Jefferson or his associates to make a challenge,

Question: In the 1830s he was postmaster of New Salem, Illinois & supplemented his income by railsplitting & surveying
Answer: Abraham Lincoln