Ted Kennedy

Ted Wachtmeister died in 1975.

Victoria Reggie Kennedy was born on 1954-02-26.

Ted Shawn died on January 9, 1972, in Orlando, Florida, USA.

Ted Leadbitter died in 1996.

Leevon Kennedy's birth name is Esther Lilian Beatriz Fitzner.

Ted Mulry died in 2001.

Ted Blankenship died on 1945-01-14.

The Kennedy compound, located in Hyannis Port, Massachusetts, was primarily owned by the Kennedy family, particularly by Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. and his wife, Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy. The property became a central gathering place for the Kennedy family and is closely associated with the legacy of President John F. Kennedy and his siblings. Over the years, various family members have maintained ownership, with its significance enduring as a symbol of the family's history and influence in American politics.

Ted Parmelee died on August 29, 1964, in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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A recently deceased Senator who served the US Government from 1962 to 2009. He was the younger brother of John and Robert Kennedy, and survived the "Kennedy Curse" despite suffering a plane crash in 1964 and driving his car into a river in 1968.

Ted Kennedy represented liberalism throughout his long career as was sometimes nicknamed "The Lion of the Senate". He achieved as much many Presidents, and addressed healthcare, poverty, civil rights, immigration and education, and called Universal Health Care "the cause of my life". He was a lifelong Democrat but made many negotiations with Republicans.

Kennedy had intended to run for President, but his reputation was spoilt by the Chappaquiddick Incident in 1968, when he drove a car into a river, escaped but failed to rescue the passenger Mary Jo Kopechne. He didn't stand for president in 1972 or 1976, had a go in 1980 and didn't get the nomination.

Ted Harper died in 1959.

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Ted Toddy died on January 13, 1983, in Spring, Texas, USA.

Ted Coy died on 1935-09-08.

General Theodore "Ted" Roosevelt, Jr. died on 12 July, a couple of weeks after landing with the troops of the 4th Division on D-Day. He is buried at the Normandy cemetery next to his brother Quentin Roosevelt, who was a pilot shot down in World War 1. Gen. Roosevelt was a very brave officer and some might say a little fool-hardy. During the campaign in Tunisia, his jeep had the name "Rough Rider" painted on it and on a couple occasions it charged off alone to chase the enemy. However, Gen. Roosevelt had a heart condition. He looked thin and somewhat fraile and his uniform almost concealed the fact that he was a general. Awards: Medal of Honor, Distinguished Service Cross, Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Silver Star with 2 Oakleaf Clusters, Bronze Star, Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster, French Legion of Honor with Chevron, French Croix de Guerre with 3 Palms, Tunisian Order of Nicham.

Ted Ohlsen died in 1950.

Ted Wickham died in 1994.

Ted Gehring died on September 28, 2000, in Steelville, Missouri, USA.

Ted Meuli died in 2007.

Ted Bachardy died on April 22, 2007, in Los Angeles, California, USA.