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ANSWERS: 

 1. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. 
 2. James A. Garfield. 
 3. John Adams and his wife, Abigail, 1800. 
 4. Thomas Jefferson. 
 5. John Quincy Adams. 
 6. Martin Van Buren, the first born after the signing of the
Declaration of Independence.
    His predecessors were born British citizens. 
 7. Two: James Buchanan and Grover Cleveland. Cleveland did marry while
he was president, 
    making Buchanan the only president never to be married. 
 8. Gerald Ford. He was appointed vice president and later assumed
office after Richard Nixon's resignation.
    Ford did run on the Republican ticket in 1976, but lost to Jimmy
Carter.
 9. Herbert Hoover. 
10. Grover Cleveland. It was Ester, his second child. 
11. Theodore Roosevelt in 1906 for his role as peacemaker in the
Russo-Japanese War and Woodrow 
    Wilson in 1919 for seeking a just peace in World War I and in
supporting the idea of the League of Nations. 
12. James Garfield. 
13. Thomas Jefferson. 
14. James Madison. George Clinton died in 1812; Elbridge Gerry in 1814. 
15. Benjamin Harrison, elected in 1888. 
16. William Howard Taft, elected in 1908. Thomas Dewey was the most
recent presidential candidate with facial hair. 
    He lost to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1944 and to Harry S. Truman in
1948. 
17. The first President Bush. 
18. Ronald Reagan. 
19. One. George Washington wore, at times, human teeth, cow teeth, hippo
teeth, lead teeth and ivory teeth, 
    but never wooden teeth. 
20. George Washington, who served when the capital was in Philadelphia. 
21. John Quincy Adams in 1824. 
22. Franklin Pierce, though charges were dropped due to insufficient
evidence in 1853. 
23. Rutherford B. Hayes, who served 1877-81. The phone was installed by
none other than Alexander Graham Bell. 
    It's not known if Hayes had to stay home between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 
24. William McKinley, who also had a parrot that could whistle Yankee
Doodle. 
25. Lyndon B. Johnson. U.S. District Judge Sarah T. Hughes delivered the
oath

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