If you could trace their ancestry back far enough you could probably find common ancestors for any pair of presidents, so in a way, they are no doubt all related.
However, in the usual sense, people are said to be related only if the relationship is known and fairly close, so in this sense, US presidents are not all related. Some, of course, have been closely related to each other.
yes- the two Adams and the two Bushes were father and son. The two Harrisons were grandfather and grandson. James Monroe and Zachary Taylor were second cousins . Others presidents were more distantly related to each other.
A list of all the Presidents of the United States and their terms in office can be found by using the link to the Wikipedia article posted on this office and the office holders, or by clicking on the ordered list of us presidents link.
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Pictures of the US Presidents and be found in most US history school books. The pictures can also be found in history books at your local library.
In the related links box below, I posted the wikiarticle list on the united states Presidents. Scroll to the bottom where you will find each name of the Presidents in blue, visit each article for the birth place.
32 of the 43 U.S. Presidents to date have been dog owners (all except Madison, J. Q. Adams, Jackson, Van Buren, W. H. Harrison, Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, A. Johnson, Arthur and McKinley). Although some were not dog owners, all were pet owners.
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All US Vice Presidents are not yet dead.
It is said Franklin D. Roosevelt was related to eleven other US Presidents.
Yes.
For a list of all presidents of the Dominican Republic, click here.
No, all the US presidents have been human.
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All the US presidents that served before 1956 or after April 1975.
All were as this is our law.
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All of the US presidents have been men. There have been no female presidents.
By 2011 US Presidents have come from 18 different states. Including:OhioNew YorkMassachusettsTennesseeTexasCaliforniaIllinoisPennsylvaniaArkansasGeorgiaIndianaIowaLouisianaMichiganMissouriNew HampshireNew JerseyFor more information, see the Related Link.