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He was living in NC and Tennessee, not yet a state was part of NC territory. Being a young lawyer, he accepted the position of public prosecutor for the Nashville district, so he had a job there. I suspect that he also was lured by the prospect of cheap land and opportunity to be in the start of something new and exciting.
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What city did Andrew Jackson die in?
Nashville, TN.
Was there a Presidential library for Andrew Jackson?
Yes, there is. It is located in Nashville, Tennessee.
Did Andrew Jackson die?
Jackson died at his Hermitage plantation home, just outside of Nashville, Tennessee.
Where did Andrew Jackson die?
Jackson died at his Hermitage plantation home, just outside of Nashville, Tennessee.
What was Andrew Jacksons estate called?
Andrew Jackson's estate is known as the Hermitage and is located near Nashville, Tennessee.
When did Andrew jsckson die?
Andrew Jackson died on 8 June 1845 at the age of 78 in Nashville, Tennessee.
What president's home was called the Hermitage?
Andrew Jackson gave his plantation home that name. It is located near Nashville, TN and is open to the public for a fee.
Did Andrew Jackson live outside Memphis Tennessee?
No. His house is outside Nashville, TN.
What US president was buried in Nashville Tenn?
Andrew Jackson is buried at his home estate, the Hermitage, which is just outside of Nashville, TN.
Where did Andrew Jackson meet Rachel Jackson?
They met at her mother's farm near Nashville, TN where he rented a cabin and took his meals.
What was Andrew Jackson residence?
His plantation home, near Nashville,TN, is named the Hermitage. It has been maintained and is open to the public for a fee. Jackson and his wife are buried on the grounds.
Who was the president that made the Cherokee leave their land?
Andrew Jackson forced Indians to move in 1830
