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Anna Tuthill Symmes Harrison (25 de julio de 1775-25 de febrero de 1864), esposa del presidente William Henry Harrison y abuela del presidente Benjamin Harrison, fue Primera dama de los Estados Unidos nominalmente durante el mes que ejerció su marido en 1841, pero nunca entró en la Casa Blanca . Con 65 años durante el mandato presidencial de ...
Added: Jan 17, 2001. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 19596. Source citation. Presidential First Lady. She was born Anna Symmes on a farm near Morristown, New Jersey, the daughter of a judge and a senator. With the death of her mother, she was taken to live with her grandparents in New York City, New York and received a superior education.
On April 4, 1841, four weeks to the day after his inauguration, William Henry Harrison died, even as his wife was packing to join him. While never a First Lady, Anna Harrison was the first presidential wife widowed while her husband was in office. Because of her status as a presidential widow, Congress awarded Anna a $25,000 award as well as ...
The White House Historical Association’s new podcast episode of the 1600 Sessions, “Entertaining at the White House,” released today features a conversation with historian and author Jennifer Pickens about her new book, Entertaining at the White House: Decades of Presidential Traditions, and the entertainment styles of recent Presidents ...
Anna Tuthill Symmes Harrison ( 25 juli 1775 - 25 februari 1864) was de echtgenote van Amerikaans president William Henry Harrison en de first lady van het land gedurende één maand in 1841. Ze is ook de grootmoeder van latere president Benjamin Harrison . Ze werd in 1775 geboren als de dochter van rechter John Cleves Symmes en zijn vrouw Anna ...
Anna Harrison was the first lady of the United States for one month in 1841. Her husband, William Henry Harrison , was the ninth president . She was also the grandmother of the 23rd president, Benjamin Harrison .
U.S. First Lady. Anna Symmes Harrison was the wife of U.S. president William Henry Harrison, but he died before she arrived in Washington to serve as the first lady. Anna was the daughter of Judge John Symmes, a prosperous New Jersey widower who also owned land in Ohio. There she met and married Harrison in 1795, when he was an army lieutenant.
