Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Mostly in the United States, but spent two years in France during college. She mostly lived in New York State: Southampton, New York City, and Poughkeepsie. She also lived in Virginia and Maryland following her parents divorce in 1940, and spent some time in Connecticut for boarding school. Hammersmith Farm is the live of the house in Newport, Rhode Island, where Jacqueline Bouvier lived with her step-father and mother.

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Her full name was Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. This was the name of Jackie Kennedy at the time of her death on May 19th, 1994.

Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Kennedy was born on July 28th, 1929. On July 28th, 1963 she celebrates her 34th birthday. John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22nd, 1963. This meant she was 34 years old when he was killed.

She was his widow and even though she had been remarried (and once again widowed) as long as she was not married at the time of her death she qualified to be buried with him.

Some say it was via phone conversation or telegram between the Senator and the London reporting 'Inquiring Camera Girl.' Others say it was at the Boston's Omni Parker House hotel, and others saying it was Georgetown, Maryland's Martin's Tavern in Booth #1.

She was ten or eleven years old.

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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, then married to Senator John F. Kennedy, had her first child on November 27th, 1957. The child was named Caroline Bouvier Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy had suffered a miscarriage in 1955 and the loss of a stillborn daughter who was to be named Arabella on August 23rd, 1956. Caroline would be the first of two children for Jacqueline. Mrs. Onassis did not have children with her second husband, Aristotle Onassis. Jacqueline was 28 years old at the time.

No, a pulmonary disease starts off in the lung area. The disease that took the life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis started in the lymph nodes, a fast-growing form of Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

To assist in her refurbishment and restoration of the rooms of the White House to incorporate the tapestry of American History, support her husband, and the reality of interior design and the costs and efforts needed to facilitate such a project.

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She was thirty-four years old.

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Yes. Follow the related links for images of her wearing the jacket unbuttoned.

Jackie Kennedy stayed at the Dakota Hotel on several occasions.

Aristotle Onassis and Jacqueline Kennedy did not have any children of their own, but Christina was from Aristotles first marriage.

Religion: Christian, Roman Catholic

Party: Republican (before 1952), Democrat (1952-1994)

Fidelity to spouse: Yes

Role in Marriage: Devoted Mother, Wife

Role in Life: Not to be a housewife, live it up

She died on May 19th, 1994 of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

No, Jacqueline Kennedy is not single.

No, her original name was Jacqueline Lee Bouvier.

Jackie Kennedy enjoyed photography, drawing, and writing. She wanted to become an author but didn't have time as a Senator's wife. She won a magazine contest held by Vogue out of 1000 women when she was 22. She was Jacqueline Bouvier at the time she was working for the Washington-Times Herald as the 'Inquiring Camera Girl," when she became engaged to JFK. She met her future husband in 1951. The photojournalism job was her first paying job, at $42.50 a week. She even interviewed the young Senator for one of the columns she wrote. One could say she was a photojournalist of sorts, since she took pictures of the people she interviewed in addition to writing their responses to questions she asked for each column she wrote.

Yes, during her husband's presidential campaign she was pregnant with John.

If you are referring to the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy was grabbing a piece of her husband's skill that had landed in the back of the car that the couple were riding when the motorcade began to sped up after the fatal shots rang out.

The House of Yes (1997).