If you mean the trial for contempt of a federal judge in New Orleans in the aftermath of the battle there, yes. He was found guilty and fined $1000, which he paid.
No, Andrew Jackson was not convicted by the Senate. He was the first U.S. President to be impeached but he was acquitted.
He wasn't convicted.
Neither were convicted. Both finished out their terms of office.
Andrew Jackson neither died or was killed in office. He died after his Presidency. Although while in office he did take two bullets that nearly hit his heart but did not kill him. Those two bullets never got removed
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Andrew Jackson left office as president in the year 1837.
It was 1828 when Andrew Jackson took office and he was 61 years old.
The last thing that Andrew Jackson said when he left office were "strive to be ready when the change comes".
when Lincoln was in office
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