This might seem like a coincidence but I dare say, coincidence or conspiracy? You be the judge. Here are 10 weird facts that Abraham Lincoln and JFK have in common both in their lives and in their deaths.
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Fact 1
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| Abraham Lincoln was elected to Congress in 1846
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John F Kennedy was elected to Congress in 1946
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Fact 2
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| Abraham Lincoln won his presidential election in 1860 | John F Kennedy’s won his presidential election in 1960 |
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Fact 3
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| Abraham Lincoln was assassinated on “Friday” & was shot in the head | John F Kennedy’s was also assassinated on “Friday” & was shot in the head |
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Fact 4
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| Lincoln’s assassin was “John Wilkes Booth” and he had a 3 word name with 15 letters
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John F Kennedy’s alleged assassin was “Lee Harvey Oswald” with 3 words and 15 letters
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Fact 5
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| John Wilkes Booth was shot and killed before being indicted or tried. | Lee Harvey Oswald was also shot and killed before he could be indicted or tried. |
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Fact 6
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| Abraham Lincoln was shot in the “Ford’s Theatre”
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John F Kennedy’s was shot in a car made by “Ford Motors”
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Fact 7
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| Abraham Lincoln’s wife was with him when he was shot | John F Kennedy’s wife was also with him at the time he was shot |
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Fact 8
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| Abraham Lincoln successor was by Vice-President Johnson (Andrew Johnson)
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John F Kennedy’s successor was also named Vice-President Johnson (Lyndon B. Johnson)
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Fact 9
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| Andrew Johnson was born on Thursday December 29 1808 | Lyndon B Johnson was born on Thursday August 27 1908 |
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Fact 10
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| Abraham Lincoln’s son (Edward Barker Lincoln 1850) died while he served in the White House | John F Kennedy’s newborn son (Patrick Bouvier Kennedy 1963) died while he served in the White House |
There you have it, 10 strange facts that Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy have in common. Please feel free to send any additional facts that you find in the comments.























edward lincoln did not die while lincoln served as president as stated in fact #10! get your facts straight…lincoln was elected in 1860 and served from 1861-1865