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Andrew Johnson was U. S. President for 3 years and 10½ months, from April 15, 1865, when Abraham Lincoln was killed, until March 4, 1869, the end of the second term into which Lincoln was elected.
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Once a week
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A long time ago...
Andrew Johnsons brothers name?
William.
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Nothing
What is Andrew Johnsons slogan?
Swing Around The
What was Andrew Johnsons birthday?
15 March 1767
Andrew Johnsons wifes name?
Eliza McCardel
What was President Andrew Johnsons favorite sport?
football
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Your Mother
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Playing checkers is one of them.
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chesnut brown
What was Andrew Johnsons brother?
One of his brothers name was William. He and Andrew ran away from the tailor they were working for.
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