Yes, several U.S. presidents were only children and had no brothers or sisters. Notably, Franklin D. Roosevelt and James Buchanan were both only children. Their unique family circumstances did not hinder their political careers, as they still rose to the highest office in the nation.
Thurgood Marshall had a brother named William Aubrey, but his parents (William and Norma Marshall) do not seem to have had any other children.
If you're asking whether any US Presidents were constitutionally ineligible to hold office, the answer is no.
There hasn't been any presidents from Rhode Island, yet.
Yes William Garrison did have siblings. He had two older sisters, an older brother, and a younger sister. William was the fourth born child.
No, none were.
In the English language it does not matter whether it is your elder brother or your younger brother. It does not matter if you are talking about the child of a brother or a sister. The daughter of any brother or sister is your niece. The son of any brother or sister is your nephew.
A sibling is any person who is either brother or sister to that person. Half siblings and step-siblings are the same, are the same, but half sibling is a half-brother or half sister, and a step sibling is a step brother or step sister. No matter what your age, any brother or sister is considered a sibling.
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Yes, He had a sister and a brother. His brothers name was Richard
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no she does not have any but she is cool
i think he doesn have any brothers or sister
Yes. he had one youger sister.
yes,he had one sister and 2 brothers
yes he did one sister
He does not have a sister; however he does have a half-brother, James Lackey.