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What was Grover Cleveland first name?
President Cleveland's first name was Stephen Grover but he went by Grover after he became an adult.
When was Grover Cleveland first voted as president?
His first term was from 1885-1889.And his second term in office was from 1893-1897.
When did First inauguration of Grover Cleveland happen?
First inauguration of Grover Cleveland happened on 1885-03-04.
Who were the presidents who married while in office?
President Grover Cleveland became the first and only president to be married in the White House on June 2, 1886.John Tyler was the first to be married while he was president, but the wedding did not take place in the White House.
Why was Grover Cleveland called Grover Cleveland?
Grover Cleveland was origionally named Stephen Grover in honor of the first pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Caldwell, where his father was pastor at the time, but he did not use the name Stephen when he grew up to be president.
Did Grover Cleveland get to be the first president to have two terms?
No, the first president with two terms was Washington. President Cleveland, however, was the first and only president thus far to have two terms in office but have them separately.
Who is the only president that served two terms as president but was voted out of office after his first term and then voted back into office four years later?
Grover Cleveland
Who was Esther Cleveland?
Daughter of President Grover Cleveland and First Lady Frances Cleveland
First president to be in a movie?
Grover Cleveland
When was Grover Cleveland's first term as president?
Cleveland's first term lasted from 1885 to 1889.
Who was Grover Cleveland first lady before he married?
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Is anything named after Grover Cleveland?
No. Cleveland , Ohio was named for Gen. Moses Cleaveland who headed the party that surveyed the area and laid out plans to develop the city in 1796, The spelling of changed in 1831 by the local newspaper which dropped the first "a" to make the name fit more neatly into the masthead of the paper.
