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Assinatura. Elizabeth McCardle Johnson ( Greeneville, Tennessee; 4 de outubro de 1810 — 15 de janeiro de 1876) foi a 18º primeira-dama dos Estados Unidos e a esposa de Andrew Johnson, o 17º presidente dos Estados Unidos. [ 1]
Eliza McCardle was the wife of Andrew Johnson and our 17th First Lady. Though she came from an impoverished background and was ill for years during her marriage, she still managed to be an involved mother, wife, and First Lady, even if behind the scenes. Here is her remarkable story. Click Here to listen to the Genealogy Clips Podcast.
Johnson, Eliza McCardle (1810–1876) First lady of the U.S. from 1865 to 1869, who taught her husband to read and write and endured separation and hardship to promote his political career. Born on October 4, 1810, in Leesburg, Kentucky; died on January 15, 1876, in Greeneville, Tennessee; only daughter of John McCardle also seen as McArdle or ...
modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata Elizabeth McCardle Johnson (4 octobre 1810 à Telford - 15 janvier 1876 à Greeneville), est Première dame des États-Unis de 1865 à 1869, et l'épouse de Andrew Johnson , 17 e président des États-Unis . Biographie [modifier | modifier le code] Fille unique de John McCardle, cordonnier, et de Sarah Phillips-McCardle, Eliza perd son père ...
Eliza was almost 16 then and Andrew only 17; and local tradition tells of the day she first saw him. He was driving a blind pony hitched to a small cart, and she said to a girl friend, "There goes my beau!" She married him within a year, on May 17, 1827. Eliza was the daughter of Sarah Phillips and John McCardle, a shoemaker.
Eliza was the daughter of Sarah Phillips and John McCardle, a shoemaker. Fortunately she had received a good basic education that she was delighted to share with her new husband. He already knew his letters and could read a bit, so she taught him writing and arithmetic. With their limited means, her skill at keeping a house and bringing up a ...
Eliza. McCardle. Johnson. Presidential First Lady. She was the wife of Andrew Johnson, who served as the 17th US President from April 1865 until March 1869, following the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. She holds the distinction of marrying at a younger age that any other First Lady. Born into humble beginnings as an only child in...
