Four, they were Harrison, McKinley, Taft and Clinton.
There is no record of United States President with the nickname "Smiling Bill." There were, however, four presidents with the first name William: William Henry Harrison, William McKinley, William Howard Taft and Bill Clinton.
The most common presidential first name in U.S. history is "James." This name has been held by several presidents, including James Madison, James Monroe, James Buchanan, and James A. Garfield. Other common names include "John" and "William," but "James" leads in frequency among U.S. presidents.
Benjamin or William.There were 2 US President's with the name of Harrison,William Henry Harrison (9th US President)Benjamin Harrison (24th US President)
One of the eight presidents from Virginia is George Washington. The rest of the presidents are Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, Woodrow Wilson, William Henry Harrison, and John Tyler.
can you answer three other presidents besides clinton
William McKinley is one of two presidents to not have a middle name. His full name was William McKinley Jr.
William Henry Harrison
Four, they were Harrison, McKinley, Taft and Clinton.
Ronald Wilson Reagan and William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton
His first name was WILLIAM
There have been no U.S. presidents with a first name starting with T. There have been 4 U.S. presidents with a last name starting with T. They are:· William Howard Taft· Zachary Taylor· Harry S Truman· John Tyler
Abraham, James, William and John
William Jefferson Clinton (was born William Jefferson Blythe III)
There is no record of United States President with the nickname "Smiling Bill." There were, however, four presidents with the first name William: William Henry Harrison, William McKinley, William Howard Taft and Bill Clinton.
The most common presidential first name in U.S. history is "James." This name has been held by several presidents, including James Madison, James Monroe, James Buchanan, and James A. Garfield. Other common names include "John" and "William," but "James" leads in frequency among U.S. presidents.
George Washington