the seven presidents born in Ohio are Rutherford B. Hayes, Ulysses S. Grant, James A. Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinly,William Howard Taft, and Warren A. Harding
More were born in Virgina than in any other state, but more actually lived as adults in Ohio. Both of these states make a claim to being the mother of the Presidents.
The capital of Ohio is Columbus. Ohio is known as the "Mother of Presidents" because it has been the birthplace of seven U.S. presidents, which is more than any other state.
So far there has never been a man or woman elected as US President born in or from the state of Alaska.No US President has been born in Alaska.No,- no Us president was born in Alaska.As of 2012, no U.S. Presidents have been born in Alaska.
Arguably, it is either Ohio or Virginia that claims to have the most native presidents. William Henry Harrison was born in Virginia but spent most of his life in Ohio. Both states have eight, including him.
There have not been any US presidents from Utah as of 2011.
None have been born in Florida.
no.none of our presidents were born in oklohoma
Ohio has produced more presidents than any other US state. Those presidents from Ohio include W.H. Harrison, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, B. Harrison, McKinley, Taft, and Harding.
No United States presidents have been born in South Dakota to October 2011.
Virginia has the most presidents that were born there, with a total of 8. They are: George Washington, Woodrow Wilson, James Madison, James Monroe, William H Harrison, John Tyler, Thomas Jefferson, and Zachary Taylor.
Virginia wins this contest with 8; Ohio is a close second with 7. However, William Henry Harrison, Taylor and Wilson left Virginia when they were children, so you might say only 5 presidents were really Virginians. As for Ohio, Grant did not live in Ohio after he left for college and Benjamin Harrison left Ohio when was 21 . However, the other five born in Ohio lived their lives in Ohio and held public office there.
Two presidents were born in Texas:Dwight D. EisenhowerLyndon Johnson