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Where did Sam Houston mostly live?
He lived for 14 years in Virginia, 25 years in Tennessee and 31 years in Texas.
How did Sam Houston live?
He was an attorney.
Did Sam Houston live with the Cherokee?
yes he did
What years did SAm Houston serve as president?
2
How long did Sam Houston live?
He died at the age of 70.
Related questions
How many years was Sam Houston in the military?
4 years
Which group of Nattive Americans did Sam Houston live with for some years?
The Cherokee.
Where did Sam Houston mostly live?
He lived for 14 years in Virginia, 25 years in Tennessee and 31 years in Texas.
How many times was Sam Houston elected to congress before going to Texas?
Sam Houston was in Congress for four years, from 1823 to 1827.
How did Sam Houston live?
He was an attorney.
How many towns did Sam Houston live in?
he lived in 5 places during his life.
How many years did Sam Houston serve as the Texas President?
Two terms for a total of five years.
Did Sam Houston live with the Cherokee?
yes he did
When did Sam Houston live?
From 1793 to 1863.
How old is Sam Houston?
Sam Houston was born on March 2, 1793 and died on July 26, 1863. Sam Houston would have been 70 years old at the time of death or 222 years old today.
Where did Sam and Margaret Houston live?
Huntsville, Texas.
Did General Sam Houston live in South Carolina?
No, he did not.
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