M, #10632, b. 4 July 1872, d. 5 January 1933
President Calvin John Coolidge, son of
John Calvin Coolidge and
Victoria Josephine Moor, was born on 4 July 1872
in Plymouth, Vermont
.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge was the son of
John Calvin Coolidge and
Victoria Josephine Moor.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge married
Grace Anna Goodhue on 4 October 1905
in Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont
.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge died on 5 January 1933
in Northhampton, Massachusetts
, at age 60.
1 He was buried
in Plymouth, Vermont
.
1 Calvin John's mother
Victoria Josephine Moor died on 14 March 1885
in Plymouth, Vermont
.
1 Calvin John's son was married at wedding of
John Coolidge and
Florence Trumbull on 4 October 1905
in Burlington, Vermont
.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge became the father of
Calvin Coolidge on 13 April 1908.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge became
Vice President of the United States under
President Warren Gamaliel Harding on 4 March 1921 replacing
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall. Succeeded to the presidency upon the death of Warren Harding. Was reelected in 1924 over John W. Davis and Robert M. LaFollette by a popular vote of 15,718,211 to 8,385,283 and 4,831,289, and an electoral vot of 382 to 136 and 13. Charles G. Dawes was his vice-president. On August 3, 1923 he was administered the oath of office by his father, a notary public. This historic event took place in the Vermont farmhouse home at 2:00 a.m., by the light of kerosene lamps. Called 'Silent Cal'.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge became
President of the United States on 3 August 1923 replacing
President Warren Gamaliel Harding. Calvin John's son
Calvin Coolidge died on 7 July 1924
in Washington, DC
.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge was over
Vice President Charles Gate Dawes as
Vice President of the United States on 4 March 1925. Calvin John's father
John Calvin Coolidge died on 18 March 1926
in Plymouth, Vermont
.
1 President Calvin John Coolidge was replaced as
President of the United States by
President Herbert Clark Hoover on 4 March 1929.