Mario then asks if he was ever a plumber, and Mary says that she does not think so, as Abraham is very honest (earning him the nickname 'Honest Abe') and truthfully tells her everything. She says yes, and mentions that they married in 1842 and that, before Abraham Lincoln was the president, he was a woodsman, a store clerk, a surveyor, an attorney and 'so much more'.

Mario recognizes the name, and asks her if her husband is the president. She then offers Mario some Lemonade, which he accepts. She says that nowadays, people always refer to her by her married name, Lincoln. When Mario first meets her after traveling back in time, he asks her if she is really Mary Todd, and she confusedly replies both no and yes. The game also depicts her as being forgetful and scatterbrained (traits that have been rarely, if ever, associated with her in real life). In Mario's Time Machine, Mary Todd Lincoln lived in the White House in 1863. to Janu(the day of Abraham's Emancipation Proclamation) to return Abraham's Spectacles. In Mario's Time Machine, she meets Mario after he travels back in time to the White House in Washington, D.C. They had four children together, all sons, and only one of them outlived Mary: Edward Baker Lincoln, William Wallace Lincoln, Tad Lincoln, and Robert Todd Lincoln (who also became the United States Secretary of War). They married in 1842 in the town where Mary lived, Springfield, Illinois, and they stayed together, with Mary becoming the First Lady, until Abraham's assassination in 1865.

Mary Ann Todd Lincoln was the wife of American president Abraham Lincoln. Lemonade?” - Mary Todd Lincoln, Mario's Time Machine

Please come in and have some refreshments. I am always addressed by my married name – Mrs.

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