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What president had a pet raccoon?
President Calvin Coolidge ,who served 1923-1929, kept two pet raccoons in the White House that he would walk or carry around the grounds. His wife, Grace, may have been the actual owner of the raccoons. Their names were reported to be Rebecca and Horace.
How many kids did Calvin and Grace Coolidge have?
He had 2 children. John was born in 1906 and Calvin was born in 1908. John did not like the limelight and spent little time in the White House. Calvin died in 1924 from an infection started when he got a blister on his foot.
Is Grace kelly still alive?
No, sadly Grace Kelly (Princess Grace of Monaco) died in an automobile accident many years ago.
Who was WG grace's wife?
Martha
Did Alexander miles have any children?
yes Alexander miles had 1 daughter named grace
What is the birth name of Grace Coolidge?
Grace Coolidge's birth name is Grace Anna Goodhue.
What is Grace Coolidge's birthday?
Grace Coolidge was born on January 3, 1879.
When was Grace Coolidge born?
Grace Coolidge was born on January 3, 1879.
When did Grace Coolidge die?
Grace Coolidge died on July 8, 1957 at the age of 78.
How old was Calvin Coolidge when he met Grace Coolidge?
He was 30 when he first met Grace Anna Goodhue who would become his wife. He may have been 31 by the time he was formally introduced to her.
Who was a first lady in the 1920's?
Grace Coolidge. Edith Bolling Wilson.
What was Coolidge's wife's name?
calivn coolidge wife name was Grace Coolidge
How old was Grace Coolidge at death?
Grace Coolidge died on July 8, 1957 at the age of 78.
What is the name of the president's wife name?
Calvin Coolidge's wife's first name was Grace.
Who did Calvin Coolidge marry?
Calvin Coolidge married to Grace Goodhue in October 4, 1905
How did Grace Coolidge die?
Grace Coolidge, wife of President Calvin Coolidge, died of massive heart failure. Her date of death was July 8, 1957 in Northampton, MA.
When did Calvin Coolidge get married?
Calvin Coolidge married to Grace Goodhue in October 4, 1905
