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                         Lincoln's Grave Robbers by Steve Sheinkin

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                         Lincoln's Grave Robbers by Steve Sheinkin

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A timeline of 15 events that occured within Sheinkin's novel.

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Abraham Lincoln is assassinated | April 14th, 1865 at 10:02 

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Abraham Lincoln is assassinated | April 14th, 1865 at 10:02 

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While watching a play at Ford's Theatre, Washington D.C. Lincoln was assassinated. Abraham Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes Booth when he entered the presidential box.

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The death of Abraham Lincoln | April 15th, 1865 at 7:22 am

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The death of Abraham Lincoln | April 15th, 1865 at 7:22 am

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Lincoln was officially pronounced dead at 7:22 am. With the death of Abraham Lincoln, the nation was sent into an age of depression.

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Benjamin Boyd is arrested | A few minutes before 9:00 Am

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Benjamin Boyd is arrested | A few minutes before 9:00 Am

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Patrick Tyrrell has been investigating Ben Boyd with the help of Nat Kinsey. Together they devise a plan to bust Ben Boyd of his counterfeiting. Benjamin Boyd was sent to Joliet state prison.

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The effects of losing Ben Boyd | Early months of 1876

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The effects of losing Ben Boyd | Early months of 1876

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The loss of Ben Boyd has caused many counterfeiting businesses like "Big Jim" to have lower quality counterfeits. In fact, Ben Boyd is the best counterfeiter engraver that any business had.

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Big Jim and the Logan county gang attempt to steal Lincoln's body | July 3rd, 1876

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Big Jim and the Logan county gang attempt to steal Lincoln's body | July 3rd, 1876

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The Infamous Logan county gang create a scheme to steal and ransoms President Lincoln's body in exchange for enough money to bail Benjamin Boyd. However, the details about the plan are leaked, they are unable to carry out the plan.

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Swegles learns/joins the grave robbing plot | October 24, 1876

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Swegles learns/joins the grave robbing plot | October 24, 1876

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Patrick Tyrrell wanted Swegles to go undercover and discover the scheme of there plans. When Hughes and Mullen reveal their grave robbing plans to Swegles, Swegles informs Charles Deane about this villainous scheme.

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The grave robbers arrive in Springfield, Illinois | November 7th, 1876 at 6:00 Am

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The grave robbers arrive in Springfield, Illinois | November 7th, 1876 at 6:00 Am

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the long journey to Springfield, Illinois. Hughes, Mullen, Swegles, and brown pulls into Springfield station to get ready to initiate the grave robbing scheme.

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Night of Lincoln's grave robbery | November 7th, 1876 at 8:30 Pm

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Night of Lincoln's grave robbery | November 7th, 1876 at 8:30 Pm

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Hughes, Mullen, Swegles, and brown set off to Lincoln Monument to rob the grave of President Lincoln. While Elmer Washburn, John McDonald, John English, Patrick Tyrell, and other secret services members are in the labyrinth protecting the site.

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Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel Tilden are competing to be president. Today is the day that Hughes, Mullen, Swegles, and brown set off to Lincoln Monument to grave rob Abraham Lincoln.

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Hughes and Mullen trudge to Sherman, Illinois | November 8, 1876 at 8:00 Am

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Hughes and Mullen trudge to Sherman, Illinois | November 8, 1876 at 8:00 Am

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After escaping the scene at Lincoln's monument, they find themselves in Sherman, Illinois. Where they meet two farmers that they believe are suspicious.

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Hughes and Mullen's reach Chestnut, Illinois | November 9th, 1876

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Hughes and Mullen's reach Chestnut, Illinois | November 9th, 1876

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Hughes and Mullens hiked 40 miles northeast to come upon a railroad station in Chestnut. They didn't have money for the train ride, so, they wittily paid for the ride.

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Capture of of Jack Hughes and Terrance Mullen | November 17, 1876

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Capture of of Jack Hughes and Terrance Mullen | November 17, 1876

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John McGinn, Denny Simmons, and Patrick Tyrrell track down and arrest Jack Hughes and Terrance Mullen. They caught Jack Hughes sleeping upon a chair and Terrance Mullen behind the bar in the Hub.

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Trial of Jack Hughes and Terrence Mullen | may 29th, 1877

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Trial of Jack Hughes and Terrence Mullen | may 29th, 1877

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The trial took place in a crowded courtroom in Springfield. Charles Reed acquires a crowd of witnesses that accuse Jack Hughes and Terrence Mullen of stealing.

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The jury delivers their findings/answer | May 30th, 1877

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The jury delivers their findings/answer | May 30th, 1877

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The next morning, the jury announced: "...We...find the defendants guilty as charged." Jack Hughes and Terrence Mullen were sent to the penitentiary for one year each.

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After the capture of Jack Hughes and Terrence Mullen, Patrick Tyrrell visited Robert Lincolns office. Since Tyrrell has protected his father remains. Robert Lincoln rewarded him with a large portrait of the former president Abraham Lincoln.