3. President William McKinley was born in Niles, Ohio His birthday is in January 29,1843

4. William McKinley taught school in Niles, Ohio. The nickname is Idol Of Ohio Then he served in the Civil War, rising from the ranks to become a major. He had married Ida Saxton in 1871 He was elected to congress in 1876,he served there until 1891 expect for 1883-85

5. President McKinley was the 25 th president He was a Republican His religion is Methodist His vice president was Theodore Roosevelt He died September 14, 1901 The presidential salary is $50,000 a year

6. In 1896 William McKinley popular votes7,102,246. In 1900 7,218,491votes In 1896 William J. Bryan popular votes6,492,559. In 1900 6,356,734 votes In 1896 McKinley’s electoral votes 271 In 1896 William J. Bryan electoral votes 176

7. Father: William McKinley Mother: Nancy Campbell Allison McKinley Married: Ida Saxton (1847-1907), on January 25, 1871Ida Saxton (1847-1907) Children: Katherine McKinley (1871-75); Ida McKinley (1873)

11. He was born on December 5,1782 He was born in the state Kinderhook, New York The state nickname is “The Red Fox of Kinderhook”; “The Little Magician”

12. Father: Abraham Van Buren Mother: Maria Hoes Van Buren Married: Hannah Hoes Children: Abraham Van Buren, John Van Buren, Martin Van Buren,& Smith Thompson Van Buren Their religion was Dutch Reformed

13. He had graduated from Kinderhook Academy (1796) After college he was a lawyer Presidential salary is $25,000/year

14. He was vice president for Andrew Jackson He was a new York state senator, New York Attorney-General, U.S. senator, Governor of New York,secretery of state (under president Jackson),& Minster of England

15.  Martin Van Buren was the 8 th president  He was a president since March 4,1837  He was only once in office  Martin was a Democratic  Presidency end because he was defeated  His vice president was Richard M. Johnson  The first lady was Angelica Singleton Van Buren, daughter-in-law

16. Vice President: Richard M. Johnson (1837-41)Richard M. Johnson Secretary of State John Forsyth (1837-41) Secretary of the Treasury Levi Woodbury (1837-41)Levi Woodbury Secretary of War Joel R. Poinsett (1837-41) Attorney General Benjamin F. Butler (1837-38), Felix Grundy(1838-39),Henry D. Gilpin (1840-41) Postmaster General Amos Kendall (1837-40), John M. Niles (1840-41)Amos Kendall Secretary of the Navy Mahlon Dickerson (1837-38), James K. Paulding (1838-41)

17. 1837-Banks closed in Philadelphia and New York City on May 10. This was the beginning of the Panic of 1837. The depression that followed would last throughout Van Buren's term.Panic of 1837 1838-Trail of Tears. Thousands of Indians forced from their homes and die. 1840-William Henry Harrison defeated Van Buren.William Henry Harrison