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Patrick Bouvier Kennedy (August 7, 1963 - August 9, 1963) was the younger son of United States President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. He was born five and a half weeks prematurely by emergency caesarean section at the Otis Air Force Base Hospital in Falmouth, Massachusetts, with a birth weight of 4 lb, 10 1/2 oz (1.863 kg), and was transferred to Boston Children's Hospital where he died two days later of hyaline membrane disease
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Where is the Whitehouse Community Library in Whitehouse located?
The address of the Whitehouse Community Library is: 107 Bascom Rd, Whitehouse, 75791 3230
When did Henry John Whitehouse die?
Henry John Whitehouse died in 1874.
What is the whitehouse nickname?
Abe
When and where did baseball player Gil Whitehouse die?
Gil Whitehouse died February 14, 1926, in Brewer, ME, USA.
Who was the last woman to run for president?
the last woman that ran for president was African American
What is the Whitehouse?
The place the president lives.
Has there ever been a president smoke in the whitehouse?
no
Who was the president that was wed in the whitehouse?
Grover Cleveland
What does the whitehouse stand for?
It stands for every president.
Why was the whitehouse was built?
So the president could stay in it
Who got stuck in a bathtud in the whitehouse?
President Taft
Was there a bathtub in the whitehouse when Lincoln was president?
There are 52 bathrooms in the Whitehouse, so I'm sure there was a bathtub somewhere in the White House.
What did John Adams accomplish while in office as president?
first president to live in the WHITEHOUSE.
Which president banned liquor from being in the whitehouse?
Calvin Coolidge
Who is president-elect obama moving into the whitehouse with him?
marian robinson
Which president grew marijuana at whitehouse?
George Washington grew hemp
What president fled the White House during the revalotionary war?
No President. The Whitehouse was not built until well after the Revolutionary war. You are probably thinking of President James Madison, who quickly left the Whitehouse when the British burned it in 1814 during the War of 1812.
