James Knox Polk, 17951849 (aged 53 years)

Name
James Knox /Polk/
Birth
Occupation
US President No. 11
Birth of a sister
1798 (aged 2 years)
Birth of a sister
1800 (aged 4 years)
Birth of a brother
1802 (aged 6 years)
Birth of a brother
1805 (aged 9 years)
Birth of a brother
1807 (aged 11 years)
Birth of a sister
1809 (aged 13 years)
Birth of a sister
1812 (aged 16 years)
Birth of a brother
1815 (aged 19 years)
Birth of a brother
1817 (aged 21 years)
Marriage
Death of a father
1827 (aged 31 years)
Death of a brother
1831 (aged 35 years)
Death of a brother
1831 (aged 35 years)
Death of a brother
1831 (aged 35 years)
Death of a sister
1836 (aged 40 years)
Death of a brother
1839 (aged 43 years)
Death
Burial
Family with parents
father
mother
Marriage Marriage
himself
17951849
Birth: 2 November 1795 23 19 Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina
Death: 15 June 1849Nashville, Tennessee
3 years
younger sister
3 years
younger sister
3 years
younger brother
4 years
younger brother
3 years
younger brother
3 years
younger sister
4 years
younger sister
4 years
younger brother
3 years
younger brother
Family with Sarah Childress
himself
17951849
Birth: 2 November 1795 23 19 Mecklenburg Co., North Carolina
Death: 15 June 1849Nashville, Tennessee
wife
18031891
Birth: 4 September 1803Nr Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Death: 14 August 1891Nashville, Tennessee
Marriage Marriage1 January 1824Murfreesboro, Rutherford Co., Tennessee
Note

Was elected over Henry Clay by a popular vote of 1,338,464 to 1,300,097 and an
electoral vote of 170 to 105. George M. Dallas served as his vice-president.
Occasionally called "Little Hickory". During his presidency the USA grew by
800,000 square miles, including California, New Mexico, Arizona and Texas;
the boundaries between Canada and the USA were set where they are today. Polk
did not seek a second term and, worn out from his hard work, died three months
after leaving office.