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Yes, he moved his family into the second floor of the White House following his March 4, 1861 inauguration. He lived there until he was assassinated on April 14 (died on the 15th) of 1865.

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No- the capital was not in Washington when Washington was President and the White House was not yet built.

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sure thing.

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