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Did John Quincy Foltern invent cupcakes?
Yes
John Quincy Foltern where is he from?
John Quincy Foltern is the inventor of cupcakes witch was made in the late 1800's and 1900's.He invented this in "England" (United Kingdom) The Great Britain.
Who invinted the cupcake?
John Quincy Foltern
When was John Quincy Foltern born?
July 11, 1767.
What did John Quincy Adams invent?
he invented speed bumps
What is the 6th presidents name?
john Quincy Adams john Quincy Adams john Quincy Adams
Where did John and Abigail Adams live when John Quincy was born?
They were living at home in Quincy, Mass when John Quincy was born.
What is John Adams sons name?
John Quincy Adams
Is John Quincy Adams single?
No, John Quincy Adams is not single.
What was the home state of John Quincy Adams?
Quincy, Massachusetts a d a ma l d e r
Where was John Quincy Adams born?
Quincy, Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams siblings?
John Quincy Adams was an only child.
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