Virginia was the birthplace of eight presidents. The state is sometimes referred to as the "Mother of Presidnets" for this reason.
Most of them are lawyers. Most of them had experience either in Congress or as a state governor.
George Washington is the president that appointed the most Supreme Court Justices. There have been only seven US Presidents that served only one term.
If you use the Mason-Dixon line to determine the south, there have been a total of nine Presidents in America from the south. The states with the most out of these are Tennessee and Texas with three each.
More US presidents were lawyers before they became President. 25 of the 43 presidents were admitted to the bar, although not all them earned their living that way.Of course, if you consider politician to be a profession, even more of them engaged in that.
Virginia, with eight (Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Wm. H. Harrison, Tyler, Taylor and Wilson) was the birthplace of the most presidents. However, Taylor and Wilson moved out of Virginia with their parents when they were young children and Harrison as a very young adult. The other five were the only ones who held office in Virginia and lived there after they left office and are buried in Virginia.Ohio had seven presidents born there, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Ben. Harrison, McKinley, Taft and Harding . Harrison and Grant left the state as young adults and never lived there again, but Wm Harrison moved there as an adult, was living there when elected President and is buried there. The other five all held office in Ohio and had their homes there. So, sixpresidents actually lived in Ohio as adults and are buried in Ohio.
Virginia is the birthplace of 8 U.S. Presidents. It is the most of any state
Virginia is the home state to the most presidents.
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All presidents have been, as well as most Congressmen and most State legislative bodies.
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Virginia with eight presidents.
More were born in Virgina than in any other state, but more actually lived as adults in Ohio. Both of these states make a claim to being the mother of the Presidents.
The most common name associated with Virginia is "Ginny," which is often used as a diminutive or nickname for Virginia. Additionally, Virginia is sometimes affectionately referred to as "Mother of Presidents" due to its historical significance as the birthplace of several U.S. presidents.
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