Did Jefferson Davis have any kids?
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Jefferson Davis married Sallie Taylor, daughter of Zachary Taylor, in 1835. She died three months later. In 1845, he married Varina Howell. Though always active in his political career, he was devoted to his wife and his 4 children.
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Jefferson Davis-Kentucky, President of CSA\nand\nAbraham Lincoln-also of Kentucky, President of USA\nboth during the Civil War
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No he is divorced, thankfully!!! He has 4 children in cuba and 2 in spain that makes a total of 6 children! Hope thats what you need!!!
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Yes, he had 8 children.\n\n  " 1. Sam Houston, Jr., 1843-1894\n   2. Nancy Elizabeth, 1846-1920\n   3. Margaret Lea, 1848-1906\n   4. Mary William, 1850-1931\n   5. Antionette Power, 1852-1932\n   6. Andrew Jackson Houston, 1854-1941\n   7. William Rogers Houston, 1858-1880s?\n   8. Temple Lea Houston, 1860-1905"\n             (from Wikipedia)
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Actually, George Washington had no children of his own.  When he married Martha in early 1759 he adopted her two children, a boy and a girl, John (Jacky) Parke Custis and Martha ("Patsy") Parke Custis.  \n\nJust to clarify, Martha did bear two other children from her first marriage, however, those two did not survive and were never known by George Washington.  \n\nPatsy died just before the revolution and Jacky lived until 1781, just a few years shy of the close of the revolution.  \n\nJacky also had two children (which would have been Martha's grandchildren by blood) who were also raised by George and Martha Washington.  \n\nHope that makes sense, basically, GW married martha, adopted her two children and then after their deaths, they raised Martha's grandchildren...Washington had no children of his own.
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Abraham Lincoln did not have any children when he was\n21. He married Mary Todd in 1842 at age 33.\n\nThree of the Lincoln children did die before they reached 21, if that is what you are wondering.\n\n2-1-1850    Edward dies at age 4.\n2-20-1862   Willie dies at age 11.\n7-15-1871   Thomas "Tad" dies at age 18.
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Although he is called the Father of Our Country, George Washington had no children of his own. (When he married Martha, she had two children of her own.)
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No.  Although she's known as the mother of the civil rights movement she had no children of her own.  She was married though to Raymond Parks for 45 years.
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Jefferson's personal records show he owned more than 650 slaves in his lifetime, some of whom were inherited from his parents and through his wife. Some find it hypocritical that he both owned slaves and yet was publicly outspoken in his belief that slavery was immoral. Many of his slaves were considered property that was held as a lien for his many accumulated debts.
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Actually no. Thomas Jefferson's wife had died before he became president so his daughter was the "First Lady," and later his friend, Dolley Madison took over the duties.\n\n"Several women, other than wives of presidents, have served as first lady. This situation has arisen due to the president being a bachelor or widower, or when the wife of the president is unable or unwilling to fulfill the duties of the first lady herself. In these cases, the position has been filled by a female relative or friend of the president."
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Yes he had 14 kids, Ziggie(real name david), Cedella, Stephen, Sharon, Rohan, Julian, Damian, Robert, Karen, Stephanie, Kymani, Sylburn, Rony J, and Makeda.
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Jefferson was born April 13, 1743.\nHis term started in 1801.\nThat would make him 57 at the time.\n\nFor more on Jefferson, see the link to the White House page below.
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YES AND HE ALSO HAS KIDS
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He is purported to have had 31 ilegitimate children. I don't remember all of their names.
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Yes. It is true. During Jefferson's presidential administration, Rodney Cox, from North Carolina was discovered in the act of providing former Tories with information regarding the American naval forces capability to secure American shores. After a brief ad hoc trial, Cox was convicted and sentenced to death by firing squad. Jefferson, being a notorious Anglophobic at the time, served as the sole member of the firing squad. With a single bullet dispatched from a flint lock rifle, Cox received a fatal wound. It took 10 hours for Cox to expire, during which he lay prostrate on the White House lawn. Afterwards, he was committed to the sea in a right proper burial, albeit, without any fanfare.
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As noted above, James Buchanan was the only President who never married.  However, several others weren't married during part or all of their Presidential terms.  These included:\n\n- Thomas Jefferson - his wife Martha had died in 1782.\n- Andrew Jackson - his wife Rachel died in 1828, after a month after he was elected but before he was inaugurated.\n- Martin Van Buren - wife Hannah died in 1819\n- John Tyler - His wife Letitia died in 1842, midway through his term as President, and he was thus a widower for about a year and a half before he remarried in 1844, near the end of his term.\n- Chester A. Arthur - his wife Ellen passed away in 1880, the year he ran for the Presidency\n- Grover Cleveland - did not marry until 1886, about a year into his first term.\n- Benjamin Harrison - his wife Caroline died near the end of his term, so he was a widower for the last few months of his Presidency.\n- Woodrow Wilson - his first wife Ellen died in 1914 and he married his 2nd wife Edith in 1915, so he was unmarried for about a year of his Presidency.
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One was born African American.\nOne has given birth.