Abraham Lincoln
Name:	Abraham Lincoln
Status:	Deceased
Date of birth:	February 12, 1809
Birthplace:	Hodgenville, Kentucky, United States of America
Date of death:	April 15, 1865
Nationality:	American
Affiliation:	Henry Sturges
Mother:	Nancy Lincoln
Marital status:	Married
Played by:	Benjamin Walker
Films:	Vampire Hunter
First film:	Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
Last film:	Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 – April 15, 1865) was the 16th President of the United States and a vampire hunter. His mother was killed early on in his life by Jack Barts, a vampire, causing a great hatred in him for vampires.

Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 by John Wilkes Booth. Just earlier that night, he ironically refused Henry's offer to make him into a vampire, stating that vampires aren't the only thing that's immortal.

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Early life 1.1.1 Tragic Loss 1.1.2 Vengeance 1.1.3 Alliances 1.2 Marriage 1.3 Presidency 1.3.1 Gettysburg Address 1.4 Assassination 2 Behind the Scenes 2.1 Appearances 3 Gallery 4 Comments

BiographyEdit

Early lifeEdit

Tragic LossEdit

Abe's mother was killed by a supernatural creature, causing him to vow vengeance.

VengeanceEdit

Abe soon makes enemies with the vampire Adam as well as Jack Barts, the vampire responsible for killing his mother.

AlliancesEdit

Abraham eventually finds a mentor in Henry, who teaches him the difference between "doing something extraordinary and being satisfied with simple vengeance."

MarriageEdit

Abraham Lincoln is married to Mary Todd Lincoln (Mary Elizabeth Winstead). Their relationship is shown in a romantic, sweet way, contrasting with the dark double life that Lincoln leads as a vampire killer.

PresidencyEdit

Upon becoming president, Abraham Lincoln took the responsibility of emancipating the slaves of America. This, however, has a double meaning because he was not only emancipating them from slavery, but emancipating them from the vampires, who bought them from slave-owners to use for food.

Gettysburg AddressEdit

On 19 November 1863, Lincoln delivered his famous Gettysburg Address at the dedication of a cemetery at the site of the Battle of Gettysburg, a decisive Union victory that had taken place earlier in the year. Lincoln did not think his words will last forever but history will show otherwise and it for this his Gettysburg Address is remembered.

AssassinationEdit

After finishing a few more pages in his journal, Abraham conversed with Henry one last time. The conversation, ironically, involved Lincoln refusing Henry's offer to make him a vampire. Lincoln informed Henry that vampires are not the only thing that's immortal.

Lincoln then left for the theater, where he was shot in the back of the head by John Wilkes Booth. As Booth escaped, an Army surgeon immediately assisted the wounded President. He found Lincoln conscious, barely breathing and unable to speak. The doctor made an attempt to clear the blood clot, after which the President began to breathe more naturally. The dying Lincoln was taken across the street to a nearby house where he lost consciousness upon being laid on a bed. Nine hours later, Lincoln died.

Behind the ScenesEdit

AppearancesEdit

Film appearances

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter

GalleryEdit