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Tag Archives: The failing health of Rachel Jackson
The Death of Rachel Jackson, “A Being so Gentle…”
Rachel Jackson was almost a First Lady; she died a few weeks prior to Jackson’s inauguration. Rachel Donelson: The Three Marriages When Rachel Donelson (1767-1828) was seventeen, she married Lewis Robards, a prosperous Kentucky planter ten years her senior. She … Continue reading →
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