President Zachary Taylor,
Millard Fillmore is sworn in as the 13 th president of the United States
Millard Fillmore, who became chief executive in 1850 when President Zachary Taylor died of natural causes, was the first vice president of urban legend, though not until 43 years after his death.
Whig vice president
Millard Fillmore became America's chief executive when President Zachary Taylor died one year into his term.
Granted,
Millard Fillmore, two years after leaving office, sailed for Liverpool in 1855 only to decline a degree from Oxford.
It wasn't until
Millard Fillmore was in office, from 1850-1853, that a bathtub equipped with running water was installed.
In Abbott's telling, the independents include Tyler,
Millard Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, and Theodore Roosevelt; the homage presidents include Chester A.
Millard Fillmore's off-code installation of a bathtub in the White House.
WHO WHAT WHERE WHEN:
Millard Fillmore; Black; Cape Town; 1955.
At the height of the war against the Confederacy, the United States acted firmly to defend the San Francisco Bay region by occupying and fortifying land first claimed by the federal government in a proclamation by President
Millard Fillmore in December 1850.
Dolan's GEORGE WASHINGTON (9780761424277), Ted Gottfried's
MILLARD FILLMORE (9780761424314) and Dan Elish's THEODORE ROOSEVELT (9780761424291) and JAMES MADISON (9780761424321).
By 1853 President
Millard Fillmore responded with a commodore, escorted by the biggest battleships in the world, to negotiate trade relationships in Japan.
The least obscure of this bunch is President
Millard Fillmore, of whom very little has ever been approvingly said other than Queen Victoria's observation that he was the handsomest man she had ever met.