Jane Pierce with her last surviving son, Benjamin Pierce — The child died in 1853 in a train crash, two months before his father was sworn into office as President.
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Jane Means Appleton Pierce —
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Abigail Fillmore —
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First Lady Margaret Taylor — cropped from one of the 2 known photographs of her
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Sarah and James K. Polk —
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Sarah Polk —
Photo Credit: By George Dury - Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=887062

Dancing twist, Berlin, 17 May 1964 —
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signs the Banking Act of 1933 —
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Seal of the United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation —
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The French pass from the "Quedagh Merchant" — By Ralph Delahaye Paine - The Book of Buried Treasure
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Kidd and his ship, Adventure Galley, in New York Harbor —
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