Nedabiah Lincoln II
Nedabiah II was the first of nine children born to Nedabiah Sr. and Sara (Hodges) Lincoln. He was born in 1782 in Taunton, Massachusetts. He died on December 27, 1843 in Taunton. Nedabiah II married Deborah Wilbor on July 5, 1807. Deborah was born on March 2, 1790 and died on October 7, 1822. Together they probably had at least seven children. The identities of the four known children are:
Lorenzo – 1808-1866
George Hodges – 1812-1819
Sarah Sebree – 1817-1819
Hannah – 1818-1901
Nedabiah II married his second wife Fanny Smith Cleveland on September 17, 1823. She was born May 20, 1800 and died January 2, 1881. They had seven children:
Charlotte – 1823-1903
Sarah Hodges – 1825-1903
Mary Elizabeth – 1827-1849
James Henry – 1827/29-1829
Nedabiah III – 1831-1909
James Mason – 1834-1892
Caroline Moulton – 1837-1920
Lorenzo – 1808-1866
George Hodges – 1812-1819
Sarah Sebree – 1817-1819
Hannah – 1818-1901
Nedabiah II married his second wife Fanny Smith Cleveland on September 17, 1823. She was born May 20, 1800 and died January 2, 1881. They had seven children:
Charlotte – 1823-1903
Sarah Hodges – 1825-1903
Mary Elizabeth – 1827-1849
James Henry – 1827/29-1829
Nedabiah III – 1831-1909
James Mason – 1834-1892
Caroline Moulton – 1837-1920
PLEASE NOTE: The following picture is not in either Volume I or Volume II because it is a picture that was created digitally by Stock Studios. located in Saratoga Springs, NY, from pictures of Charles and Henry Lincoln.

The six stones in the right foreground area are as follows:
back right - Nedabiah II
back center - second wife Fannie
back left - son James Henry Hodges
front left - daughter Sarah Sebree
front center (broken stone) - son George Hodges
front right - first wife Deborah
Plain Cemetery, Taunton, Massachusettssource - Albert J Clarke II
back center - second wife Fannie
back left - son James Henry Hodges
front left - daughter Sarah Sebree
front center (broken stone) - son George Hodges
front right - first wife Deborah

Her family is responsible for the preservation of two letters that prove the connection of Nedabiah II to his son Lorenzo Lincoln who settled in Hawaii ca. 1836. Lorenzo was responsible for introducing the Lincoln name to the islands.
source - Barbara Killgore
Updated 01/09/22