Answer the following questions about the almost-forgotten actor Edwin Booth.

1) Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln and what was the assassin's relationship to Edwin Booth?
2) Who did Edwin Booth marry?
3) In what year did Edwin Booth die?

Edwin Thomas Booth, (1833 – 1893) was a famous actor of the 19th-century American stage and member of a famous acting family. His father, Junius Brutus Booth and his brothers Junius Brutus and John Wilkes, the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln, were actors.
Traveling with his father, Edwin Booth observed the acting in that period the bombastic. In 1849, he made his stage debut as Tressel to his father’s Richard III. In 1851 he replaced his father as Richard III. The next year, his father died, and Edwin took up acting on the road touring the western US as well as what is now Hawaii with famous actress Laura Keene. By 1860, he had surpassed the following of renowned actor Edwin Forrest with a style less bombastic than his father’s. 
He married Mary Devlin in 1860 but struggled with alcoholism until 1863 when his wife died suddenly, and he was too drunk to be at her side. From then he remained sober.
Edwin Booth was comanager of the Winter Garden Theatre in New York in 1864 when he and his two brothers played Brutus, Cassius, and Mark Antony, respectively, in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar for one night. From 1864, to 1865, Edwin played Hamlet for 100 consecutive nights.
After his brother assassinated Lincoln, Edwin retired from theatre until 1866 when he returned to the Wintergarden to play Hamlet. From then, until 1891, Edwin Booth toured America, England and Germany, making his final appearance at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn as Hamlet.
1) John Wilkes Booth, Edwin Booth's brother, assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
2)  Edwin Booth married Mary Devlin.
3)  Edwin Booth died in 1893.