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Jess Greene

Jess Greene. April 10, 1865. April 15, 1865. April 14, 1865. April 9, 1865. April 19, 1865. April 13, 1865. March 4, 1865. April 3, 1865. April 11, 1865. April 14, 1865. March 4, 1865. April 8, 1865. April 10, 1865. April 13, 1865. April 17, 1865. April 20, 1865. More Dates.

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Jess Greene

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  1. Jess Greene April 10, 1865 April 15, 1865 April 14, 1865 April 9, 1865 April 19, 1865 April 13, 1865 March 4, 1865 April 3, 1865 April 11, 1865 April 14, 1865 March 4, 1865 April 8, 1865 April 10, 1865 April 13, 1865 April 17, 1865 April 20, 1865 More Dates

  2. April 26, 1865 April 22, 1865 April 25, 1865 April 26, 1865

  3. March 4, 1865 • Lincoln was announced President again.(1) • His second inauguration took place. (1) • William M. Smith was supposed to take photos of Lincoln. (1) • They were supposed to be taken in front of the Capital dome. (1)

  4. April 3, 1865 • Richmond Virginia fell to Union forces. (2) • The war would now be over. (2)

  5. April 8, 1865 • John Wilkes Booth left New York to return to Washington. (5) • Booth was upset about the fall of Richmond. (5)

  6. April 9, 1865 • General Robert E. Lee and Army surrendered to Union Grant of Appomatox. (5) • Booth wondered around the streets not knowing what to do. (5)

  7. April 10, 1865 • Lincoln appeared at the Executive Mansion to greet citizens. (5) • The Executive Mansion was known as the White House back then. (5) • The town celebrated the end of the war. (5) • Lincoln gave a speech that was not well-prepared. (5)

  8. April 11, 1865 • Lincoln gave another speech about the Union win. (7) • He did not want to gloat, but did want to rebuild the south. (7)

  9. April 13, 1865 • The town of Washington celebrated the end of the war. (8) • Some say it was the most beautiful night. (8) • A Grand Illumination took place throughout the entire town. (8) • Buildings and houses were all lit up with candles and fireworks. (8)

  10. April 14, 1865 • Lincoln went to the theatre to watch the play. (10) • Ulysses S. Grant had gone with them. (11) • John Wilkes Booth shot President Lincoln. (37) • He shot him with a .44-Caliber Deringer pistol in his head, and it was so strong that Lincoln lost all muscle control. (37-41)

  11. April 15, 1865 • Lincoln was dead. (102) • He died with all his family around him. (102-103)

  12. April 17, 1865 • Sam Arnold was arrested. (134) • Michael O’Laughlen was arrested. (134) • Edman Spangler was arrested. (134)

  13. April 19, 1865 • Lincoln’s funeral took place. (140) • Many people mourned the final good bye of their great president. (140)

  14. April 20, 1865 • Detectives planned a raid to take George Atzerodt. (141) • When the detectives finally got him, he confessed everything. (141) • George Atzerodt was arrested. (141)

  15. April 22, 1865 • Booth and Herold climbed aboard a boat to sail away. (151) • They ended up sailing toward Virginia where the cavalry were. (151)

  16. April 25, 1865 • The detectives finally discovered it was Booth. (160) • Waited until the next morning to actually do something about it. (160)

  17. April 26, 1865 • The “man hunters” cornered Booth in the barn. (163) • Booth started a fire and said that he would rather die than have to face justice back in Washington. (163) • John Wilkes Booth was dead. (177) • The manhunt was finally over. (177)

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