
March 4, 1877 - March 3, 1881
|
VICE
PRESIDENT

William A. Wheeler |
FIRST
LADY

Lucy Webb Hayes |
 |
BORN: October 4, 1822 |
|
| Delaware, Ohio |
|
CHILDREN: 7 Sons, 1 Daughter
Son WEBB COOK HAYES received the Medal of Honor in 1899 |
| MILITARY SERVICE: Major General, US
Army, (wounded during Civil War) |
| PROFESSION: Attorney |
| POLITICAL PARTY: Republican |
| HOME STATE: Ohio |
| POLITICAL OFFICES: U.S.
Representative, Governor (OH) |
| NICKNAME: "The Dark-Horse
President" |
| DIED: January 17, 1893 (Age -
70) |
| LAST WORDS: "My feeling was
one of longing to be quietly resting in a grave by her side." Written in his diary after visiting his wife's grave nine days before his own
death. |
| BURIED: Fremont, Ohio |
| I am
"determined from henceforth to us what means I have to acquire a character
distinguished for energy, firmness and perseverance." Rutherford Hayes writing in his diary at age 19. |