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...ed, Jr.]] (11th)<br>[[Horace Mann]] (8th)<br>12th district abolished after Adams | death_place =[[Washington, D.C.]]

| successor=[[John Quincy Adams]] | successor2=[[John Quincy Adams]]

{{Infobox_President | name=John Adams | predecessor=[[George Washington]]

| name=George Washington | image=George-Washington.jpg

** Linda George, 27, Westboro, Mass., [[TJX Co.]] ** Carlos Montoya, 41, Washington, DC, writer for the [[Washington Post]]

| successor2=[[George M. Dallas|George Dallas]] | predecessor5= [[George Poindexter]]

...men). However, Representative [[Stephen Van Rensselaer]] swung New York to Adams and thereby the 1824 Presidency. He recognized early the potential of [[And ...g Jackson's "[[corrupt bargain]]" charge. At the same time, he opposed the Adams-Clay plans for internal improvements and declined to support the proposal f

...at Cambridge, and on May 4, 1776, the province renounced its allegiance to George III. British forces occupied parts of Rhode Island from 1776 to 1779, when * George M. Cohan was born in Providence in 1878. He wrote, "I'm a Yankee Doodle Dan

| vicepresident=[[George Clinton (vice president)|George Clinton]] (1809-1812),<br>''None'' (1812-1813),<br>[[Elbridge Gerry]] (1813 ...mem/mtj:@field%28DOCID+@lit%28tj060237%29%29 Thomas Jefferson to President Washington, [[May 23]] [[1792]]] "The republican party, who wish to preserve the gover

| vicepresident=[[George M. Dallas]] ...f the nation's territory. Polk secured the [[Oregon Territory]] (including Washington, Oregon and Idaho), amounting to about 285,000 square miles (738,000 km²)

| predecessor2 = [[George M. Dallas]] | booktitle =Encarta}}</ref> (As this was three weeks after [[George Washington]]'s death, Fillmore was the first U.S. President born after the death of a

| predecessor= [[John Quincy Adams]] ...n Revolution, and the second President to have been a [[prisoner of war]] (Washington had been captured by the French in the [[French and Indian War]]).

...ts [[Jeremiah S. Black]], [[Edwin M. Stanton]], [[Joseph Holt]] and [[John Adams Dix|John A. Dix]]. These conservative Democrats strongly believed in Americ |Treasury 3=[[John Adams Dix|John A. Dix]]

...g), and scientific and curious travelers (among them Washington Irving and George Catlin) came into the present-day state. In 1819 the Adams-Onís Treaty with Spain defined Oklahoma as the southwestern boundary of th

|name=George Herbert Walker Bush |image=George H. W. Bush, President of the United States, 1989 official portrait.jpg

...ar I]]). He also led the way to world [[Navy|Naval]] disarmament at the [[Washington Naval Conference]] of 1921&ndash;22. ...en. G. Harding]</ref> Harding was the eldest of eight children born to Dr. George Tryon Harding, Sr. and Phoebe Elizabeth (Dickerson) Harding. His mother wa

...ed) began to move into Alabama forcing the various tribes off their lands. Washington, the first Alabama county, was created in 1800 from Mississippi Territory. George C. Wallace, a Democrat elected governor in 1962, fought the federally order

| predecessor=[[John Adams]] | children=[[Martha Jefferson Randolph|Martha Washington Jefferson]], Jane Randolph Jefferson, Stillborn son, Mary Wayles Jefferson,

...nt to political friends such as former [[Carnegie Steel]] president [[John George Alexander Leishman]] (minister to [[Switzerland]] and [[Turkey]]). * McKinley Statue, [[Adams, Massachusetts]]

...ved to several different posts. He was sent to [[Fort Vancouver]] in the [[Washington Territory]] in 1853, where he served as quartermaster of the [[U.S. 4th Inf ...immediately relieved Rosecrans and replaced him with [[George Henry Thomas|George H. Thomas]]. Devising a plan known as the "Cracker Line", Thomas' chief eng

...[[Newberg, Oregon]]. There he attended [[Friends Pacific Academy]] (now [[George Fox University]]) and worked as office boy in his uncle's real estate offic ...oover head of the American [[Food Administration]], with headquarters in [[Washington, D.C.]] Hoover believed that, "food will win the war." He established days

| successor2 = [[George Busbee]] ...al Jimmy Carter: How Our Worst Ex-President Undermines American | location=Washington, DC | publisher=Regnery Publishing | url=http://books.google.com/books?id=U

...ors =Adam Clymer |date=2006-12-26 |url = http://www.nytimes.com/2006/12/27/washington/27webford.html?pagewanted=4 |title = Gerald Ford, 38th President, Dies at 9 ...re proceeding across the Pacific to [[Bremerton, Washington|Bremerton]], [[Washington]] where it underwent repairs. On [[December 24]], [[1944]] at Ulithi, Ford

...even people have since been found alive, including Albert John Vaughan and George V. Sims. The list thus has five names that are not casualties, and will be * George Cain, 35, Ladder 7

...47] <Lubaf> If this were four years ago, the user'd probably be mentioning George W Bush; eight years before that, he would've been mentioning Bill Clinton. �03[01:27] * Rcsprinter (~adams@wikipedia/Rcsprinter123) has joined #wikipedia-en