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Thank you for that, Nigelj, an interesting article. He sounds as though he was a very English Englishman in the best possible sense.
Who were they named after?
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Mr. Lincoln Rose was named after President Abraham Lincoln of the United States.
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Before she was Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, the wife of President Lincoln of the United States, she was Miss Mary Todd.
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Go back up the page eight posts , Louis 
I remembered him because I had to look him up, we Brits. don't get taught about the founding fathers.
I remembered him because I had to look him up, we Brits. don't get taught about the founding fathers.
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Alfred Sisley Shrub Rose is named after the Impressionist painter Alfred Sisley.
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I like that, usually the merit in such variations is mainly their unusual nature, but that is also beautiful in itself.
Professor Einstein Daffodil is named after Albert Einstein.
The weigela part of Weigela's botanical name comes from a German scientist named Christian Ehrenfried Weigel.
Vermeer Calla Lilies are named after Vermeer the Dutch painter.
Amadeus Mozart Daffodil
Laura Bush Floribunda Rose is named after First Lady Laura Bush.
Pink Grootendorst Rose was discovered in The Netherlands by F. J. Grootendorst.