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10 People Who Passed Away Inside The White House

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A lot of people who once lived at the white house have obviously passed away by now. Today we are looking at some of the people who actually died inside the walls! Subscribe to World5List http://goo.gl/cpJSA6 Find us on... -- http://www.boredbadger.com -- http://www.facebook.com/world5list People who passed away inside the White House There have been a lot of people who lived in the white house since it was built, but also a lot of have died too. Join us, as we have a look at the people who have passed away in the white house. President William Henry Harrison America’s ninth president might be unknown to some, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t set some records while in office. Willie Lincoln Speaking of tainted water supplies, it’s also been suggested that tainted water may have also claimed the life of William Wallace Lincoln—Abraham and Mary Lincoln’s third son. President Zachary Taylor Jumping back to presidents for a few minutes though, let’s talk about America’s twelfth president: Zachary Taylor. Caroline Harrison First Lady Caroline Harrison was the wife to our twenty-third president—Benjamin Harrison, who also happened to be the grandson of William Henry Harrison. Charles G. Ross An accomplished Pulitzer Prize winner and press secretary to President Harry Truman, Charles G. Ross was from Missouri and, in 1908, became the first professor at the newly formed Missouri School of Journalism. Letitia Christian Tyler Next, we have another First Lady; Zachary Taylor’s first wife, Letitia Christian Tyler. Ellen Wilson Yet another First Lady, Ellen Wilson first met future president Woodrow Wilson in April of 1883 while house sitting for her widowed father. Margaret Wallace Harry Truman’s mother-in-law was always critical of her son-in-law and wasn’t afraid to criticize him publicly. Elisha Hunt Allen Born in 1804, Elisha Hunt Allen was a congressman, lawyer, and diplomat. He also happened to be the minister from the then Kingdom of Hawaii to the United States between 1856 and 1853 and served under eight presidents. Frederick Dent And now, we come to the last person on our list. Frederick Dent was the father of Julia Dent Grant, who was the wife of our eighteenth president, Ulysses S. Grant. A Presidential Funeral Now that we’ve talked about people dying in the White House, how about we top everything off by talking about what exactly happens when a president dies--you know, as if we couldn’t get even more mordant.
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