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Who was the president who married his wife who taught him to read?
Andrew Johnson.
What was Andrew Johnson a lover of?
His wife
How many wives did Andrew Johnson have?
Andrew Johnson only had one wife. Eliza McCardle was her name.
Which president couldn't read or write til after he was married?
Andrew Johnson was the President who was taught to read and write by his wife. His wife would read to him and this is how he learned to read and write.
Where did Andrew Johnson meet his wife?
They met in Greeneville, TN where she grew up and was going to school when Johnson and his family moved into town. He was 17 at the time and soon opened his own tailor shop there.
Did Andrew Johnson have any wives?
Yes,Andrew Johnson had one wife and her name is Eliza McCardle.I like that name I think it is a beautiful and Andrew Johnson was a wonderful president. ;0
Was Andrew Johnson married?
Andrew Johnson's wife, Eliza McCardle Johnson, was born on October 4, 1810 in Telford, Tennessee, and died on January 15, 1876 in Greeneville, Tennessee - surviving her husband by just six months.
What president was taught by his wife?
I am guessing you are thinking of Andrew Johnson, whose wife taught his to read.
How did Lyndon Johnson and his wife meet?
just in complete passing.
When did Andrew Johnson's wife die?
Andrew Johnson's wife, Eliza McCardle Johnson, was born on October 4, 1810 in Telford, Tennessee, and died on January 15, 1876 in Greeneville, Tennessee - surviving her husband by just six months.
How did Andrew Johnson's wife die?
Eliza McCardle Johnson died on January 18, 1876 of "consumption", which is another name for tuberculosis.
Where is Sharon Johnson wife of calke abbey Andrew Johnson?
Sharon Johnson, the wife of Andrew Johnson, has not been widely publicized in relation to Calke Abbey or any specific location. Calke Abbey is a historic estate in Derbyshire, England, known for its architecture and gardens. If you are looking for specific information about Sharon Johnson’s whereabouts or activities, that information may not be publicly available.
