Chester A. Arthur

Chester Arthur wanted to prevent the awarding of government jobs to the friends and supporters of politicians.

President Chester Arthur Weighed 220lbs because of his love of food.

1883 was the date the Pendleton Act was signed by President Arthur.

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Pierce lived longer. Pierce was almost 65 he died; Arthur was just 57.

Yes he did and in those days, there was no cure for it. He died from it at age 57, two years after he left the presidency.

Highly unlikely that either President actually signed a land grant in their own hand. Somewhere about 1830, President Andrew Jackson gave "secretarial authority" to others to pen his signature to the multitude of "ordinary" documents the President is expected to sign each day. The practice continues even today. So, in answer to your question, unless the land grant is to someone or someplace of some historical importance, I don't see it as a money value. But a great conversation piece!

The address of the Chester A Arthur Home is: 4588 Chester Arthur Rd, Enosburg Falls, VT 05450

Arthur was the 21st US President. He was a republican.
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Dobbs 1689 to 1765, married Anne Osburn Norbury in 1719. They had three children, including Edward Brice who went to North Carolina with him.

In 1762, at age 72, he married 14-year-old Justina Davis.

I have visited Justina's grave in Halifax, North Carolina and would like to set the record straight. Justina died on Friday 6th December 1771, and according to her headstone "in her 26th year", meaning she would have been born in 1745. As she and Arthur were married in 1762, Justina would have been 17 years old, not 14 as so many have stated. This mistake probably comes from a lampoon of her marriage from the day, and the 7 could have been read as a 4. I have in my possession a copy of a will from 1780 in which Colonel Henry Rhodes of Onslow County, North Carolina spelled his daughter Henrietta Rhodes name 13 different ways in the same document, and he was a very well educated man.

For the record, Colonel Henry Rhodes, a Colonel in the Onslow Militia, responded to the call for help from Capt. William Dry when Brunswick was attack by Spanish privateers. Colonel Rhodes has a rich and colorful history, and his ancestor, and my good friend, John T. "Tim" Rhodes of Onslow, has written a book about him. I too have written a book of ghost stories which I am currently editing for re-release, but if you would like a copy of the original book please send me an email. In the book I describe my encounter with Justina in the cemetery at Brunswick Town State Historic Site.

Regards, John Midwood

Depending on the day the wedding took place Arthur may well have been 72, but I would say that he was probably 73. In a letter I have from a man who attended, many people have taken Arthur's age to be 78 but I think that it was actually 73.

no. there is no record of chester A Arthur having any pets

This coin came out in 2012. It sells for a premium from the mint. They have a face value of one-dollar but cost about $1.50 and are only available in sets, so if you can find a buyer they should be worth that much. Proofs are a little more.

In the 1880 presidential election separates electoral votes were cast for president and for vice president. In the presidential election James Garfield received 214 electoral votes and Winfield Hancock received 155 electoral votes. In the vice presidential election Chester Arthur received 214 electoral votes and Winfield Hancock received 155 electoral votes. Chester Arthur succeeded James Garfield upon the latter's assassination.

Go on to Wikipedia. Im not sure if it has the answer but it should have a lot of good information

Chester Alan Arthur attended and graduated from Union College in Schenectady, New York in 1848. He entered Union, with sophomore standing. in 1845. He was a member of Psi Upsilon and the Delphian Institute debating society. He was elected into Phi Beta Kappa his senior year.

He also studied at State and Nationel Law School in Balllston Spa, NY.

James Garfield won the 1880 presidential election defeating Winfield Hancock. Chester A. Arthur was Garfield's Vice-Presidential running mate. Garfield and Arthur received 4,446,158 popular votes and 214 electoral votes. Chester A. Arthur succeeded James Garfield upon the latter's assassination in September 1881. Arthur was not nominated as a presidential candidate in the 1884 presidential election.

Chester A. Arthur succeded to the office of President after President James Garfield was assassinated.

Arthur honored his departed wife, Ellen, by having fresh flowers put before her portrait everyday.

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The "A" is for Alan, with the accent on the second syllable (a-LAN )

His Father was a preacher.

His sister who was a widow, Mrs. Mary McElroy, served as his White House hostess.

He never ran for president. He was vice president put into office as president when Garfield was assassinated.

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Being that presidential dollar coins starting with Chester A. Arthur are only sold to collectors rather than being released into general circulation, it's worth about $2. 1881-1885 are the years Arthur was President; the coin was minted in 2012.