There were a total of seven Presidents from Ohio making it the state with the most Presidents. They were as follows: The 9th US President, William Henry Harrison, was the first to die in office. His term was from March 4 through April 4, of 1841. He was also the first President from the Whig Party. The 18th US President, Ulysses Simpson Grant, was the second Republican President. He served two terms from 1869 to 1877. The 19th US President, Rutherfor B. Hayes, was the third Republican President. His term was from 1877 to 1881. The 20th US President, James Garfield, was the fourth Republican President. He was the only US President to have been a preacher and the last to ascend to the Presidency straight from the House of Representatives. He was the fourth? President to die in office and the second? to be assassinated. He died in 1881 after being shot by a "disgruntled job seeker." The 25th US President, William McKinley, was the seventh Republican President. He was elected to two terms but died shortly into his second term. He served from 1897 to his death in 1901. He was the fifth? President to die in office. The 27th US President, William Howard Taft, was the nineth Republican President. He served as President from 1909 to 1913. He was the only person to serve both as a US President and as a justice on the Supreme Court. In fact, he entered the U.S. Supreme Court as its tenth Chief Justice. The 29th US President, Warren G Harding, was the tenth Republican President. He was the sixth? President to die in office. His term was from 1921 until his death in 1923.
Seven were born in Ohio but William Henry Harrison who was born in Virginia is often included because he spent much of his adult life in Ohio and is buried there. Those born in Ohio include: * Ulysses S. Grant * Rutherford B. Hayes * James A. Garfield * Benjamin Harrison the grandson of William Henry Harrison, * William Mckinley * William Howard Taft and * Warren G. Harding.
There were eight presidents that were from Ohio. They were Harding, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Harrison, McKinley, Taft, and Harrison.
Taft,McKinley, Harrison
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.
Virginia and Ohio were both birthplaces of 7 presidents. Ohio can claim 8 by adding Wm. Henry Harrison who lived in Ohio as an adult. However, Grant and Benjamin Harrison who were born in Ohio moved out of Ohio before they got into politics, so 8 may be an exaggeration.
Virginia, although there hasn't been a President from Virginia since 1920. Three Presidents were born in Virginia but officially resided somewhere else: (William Henry Harisson, Zachary Taylor and Woodrow Wilson).
The 8 presidents ("8 Jewels of Ohio" monument at statehouse) born or lived in Ohio are: Warren G. Harding, William Howard Taft, William Henry Harrison (9th--& 1st pres to die in office), Ulysses S. Grant (18th), Rutherford B. Hayes (19th), James A. Garfield (20th), Benjamin Harrison (23rd), and William McKinley (25th). William H. Harrison was not born in Ohio but lived in Ohio.
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virginia has 8,ohio 4 and 31 states have none.
The state that is often referred to as the Cradle of Presidents is Ohio. To date, eight presidents have been from Ohio.
There are 8 states that have produced at least 2 Presidents. They are: 7 Presidents - New York 6 Presidents - Ohio 5 Presidents - Virginia 3 Presidents - Massachusetts, Tennessee, and California 2 Presidents - Illinois, and Indiana
Ohio
By primary state affiliation, New York and Ohio have both sent 6 U.S. Presidents to Washington, but, by birth, 8 Presidents were born in what is now Virginia and 7 were born in Ohio. New York and Massacusetts are the 3rd-most popular birthplaces of U.S. Presidents, with 4 each.
Virgina (1,3,4,5,10); Massachusetts (2,6); Tennesee (7); New York (8) ; Ohio(9).
Virginia and Ohio are both known as "The mother of presidents" due to large number of presidents born there. Ohio's nickname sometimes is varied as" The mother of modern presidents"