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John Quincy Adams |
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| Born | Quincy,
Massachusetts 11. juli 1767 |
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| Ancestry | English |
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| Married to | Louisa
Catherine Johnson Born: London, England February 12. 1775 Died: Washington D.C. May 15. 1852 Married: |
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| Children | George
Washington (1801 - 1829) John (1803 - 1834) Charles Francis (1807 - 1886) Louisa Catherine (1811 - 1812) |
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| Education | Harward
University, Cambridge Massachusetts; BA (1787) Studied law at Theophilus Parson, Newburyport, Massachusets (1787 - 1790) |
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| Religion | Unitar |
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| Occupations | Lawyer,
Professor, Writer |
-Adams was the ready vessel, always under sail when the duties of his station required it. Punctual to every duty, death found him at the post of duty, and where else could it have found him, at any stage of his career, for the fifty years of his illustrious public life ? -Thomas Hart Benton, 1848
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Prepresidental offices |
Ambassador
to Nederland (1794 - 1797) Ambassador to Preusen (1797 - 1801) Member of the Massachusetts Senate (1802) Member of the US Senate (1803 - 1808) Ambassador to Great Britain (1815 - 1817) Secretary of State (1817 - 1825) |
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| Post
Presidental Offices |
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1831 - 1848) | ||
| Political party | Federalist
before 1808 Democratic Republican to 1825 Whig from 1825 |
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| Inaugurated
as president |
March
4. 1825 Hall of the House of Representatives Washington D.C. |
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| Age at inauguration | 57 years | ||
| Died | February
23. 1848, Washington D.C Age 80 years |
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Books by John Q. Adams |
Dermot MacMorrogh, or the Conquest of Ireland;
an Historical tale of the Twelfth Century (1832) The lives of James Madison and James Monroe (1850) |
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