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President Biden's great-great-grandfather received a pardon from President Lincoln, according to newly discovered documents in the National Archives. Biden's relative in the incident, Moses J. Robinette, got into a fight with another Union Army civilian employee while camped along the Rappahannock River near Beverly Ford, Virginia, as the Civil War raged on March 12, 1864,
Joe Biden’s paternal great-great-grandfather was convicted of stabbing a fellow Union Army employee. Lincoln pardoned him.
President Lincoln once pardoned President Biden's great-great-grandfather for attempted murder during the Civil War, documents show.
President Joe Biden’s great-great-grandfather received a pardon from President Abraham Lincoln in 1864, according to the Washington Post.
President Joe Biden's great-great-grandfather received a pardon from President Abraham Lincoln in 1864, according to The Washington Post.