John Tyler

Tyler supported the United States' fight against Britain during the War of 1812, and he took command of a small militia company, though he saw no action. (Wikipedia)

He did everything that he could do, but then again he made bad choices.

He was elected as the vice-president and became the president because the President took sick and died. He was the first president to take office without being elected to the position, and the press of the day called him "His Accidency" throughout his term of office.

John Tyler was the tenth President Of the US. He served from 1841 to 1845.

His home is in Virginia along the James River, about 80 miles from the coast. It is known as Sherwood Forest Plantation, has been kept up and restored and is open to visitors.

Lewis Cass was the Democrat defeated by Taylor in 1848.

Tyler attended several preparatory schools and graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1807. He then studied law and was licensed to practice at the age of 19. For the source and more detailed information concerning this subject, click on the related links section indicated below.

No sex with the same gender.

He was married twice, his first wifenAnne Baker Tucker, gave birth to three children, John Tyler, Elizabeth Gilmour Tyler, and Julia Gardiner Tyler Wilson. Following Anne's death in 1921, he married the former Sue Ruffin, who also had three children, Lyon Gardiner Tyler Jr., Harrison Ruffin Tyler, and Henry Tyler

He was an inspirational person who loved his work of art. =)

-reestablished the Bank of America

-annexation of Texas

-Florida joins the Union

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It was over the re-establishment of a national bank. More information regarding this can be found at the following website: http://www.presidentprofiles.com/Washington-Johnson/William-Henry-Harrison-and-John-Tyler-Tyler-s-conflicts-with-clay-s-whigs.html

No. Tyler's three sons-Robert, John, and Tazewell--were all too old to serve in the Confederate line. They all served the rebel cause, however, mainly in the Confederate government, Robert in the treasury and John in the war department, while Tazewell was a Confederate surgeon. Of Tyler's grandsons, though, at least one served in the Confederate army: John Tyler Waller was killed at the Battle of Ball's Bluff in 1862.

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No. John Tyler served from 1841 to 1845 and died in 1862 from natural causes.

No- not in any known way

Madison and Taylor, however, had the same great-grandfather and so were third cousins.

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Tyler entered William and Mary's College when was 12 and graduated when he was 17. He then studied law with some lawyers and passed the bar exam to become a lawyer.

Mary Armistead Tyler died from a stroke in 1834.