Grover Cleveland

Grover Cleveland, 22nd and 24th President of the United States

22nd/24th President

Political Party	Democratic
Term	March 4, 1885 - March 4, 1889  (47-51) March 4, 1893 - March 4, 1897  (55-59)
Vice President	Thomas A. Hendricks   1885 Adlai E. Stevenson   1893-1897
Predecessor	Chester A. Arthur Benjamin Harrison
Successor	Benjamin Harrison William McKinley

Full Name	Stephen Grover Cleveland
Birth	March 18, 1837 Caldwell, New Jersey
Father	Richard Falley Celveland  (1804-1853)
Mother	Anne Neal Cleveland  (1806-1882)
Brothers	William Neal Cleveland  (1832-1906) Richard Cecil Cleveland  (1835-1872) Lewis Frederick Cleveland  (1841-1872)
Sisters	Anna Cleveland Hastings  (1830-1909) Mary Cleveland Hoyt  (1833-1914) Margaret Cleveland Bacon  (1838-1932) Susan Cleveland Yeomans  (1843-1938) Rose Elizabeth Cleveland  (1846-1918)
Occupation	28th Governor of New York  (1883-1885) 34th Mayor of Buffalo, New York  (1882) Sheriff of Erie County, New York  (1871-1873) Lawyer
Death	June 24, 1908 Princeton, New Jersey (71 years)

Marriages

Frances Clara Folsom  (1864-1947)

Married June 2, 1886 (22 years)

Children

Ruth Cleveland	Born October 3, 1891 Died January 7, 1904 (12 years)
Esther Cleveland Bosanquet (m.1918 William Bosanquet) (2 daughters)	Born September 9, 1893 Died June 25, 1980  (86 years)
Marion Cleveland Dell Amen (m.1917 William Dell) (1 daughter) (m.1926 John Amen) (2 sons)	Born July 7, 1895 Died June 18, 1977 (81 years)
Richard Folsom Cleveland (m.1923 Ellen Gailor) (1 son, 2 daughters) (m.1943 Jessie Black) (1 son, 2 daughters)	Born October 20, 1897 Died January 20, 1974 (76 years)
Francis Grover Cleveland (m.1925 Alice Erdman) (1 daughter)	Born July 18, 1903 Died November 8, 1995 (92 years)

Presidential Election of 1884

Nominee	Running Mate	Political Party	Popular Vote	Electoral Vote
Grover Cleveland  (NY)	Thomas A. Hendricks  (IN)	Democratic	4,914,482  (48.85%)	219
James G. Blaine  (ME)	John A. Logan  (IL)	Republican	4,856,903  (48.28%)	182
John St.John  (KS)	William Daniel  (MD)	Prohibition	147,482  (1.50%)	0
Benjamin F. Butller  (MA)	Absolom M. West  (MS)	Greenback	134,294  (1.33%)	0

Presidential Cabinet First Term

Name	Office	Term
Thomas F. Bayard  (DE)	Secretary of State	1885-1889
Daniel Manning  (NY) Charles S. Fairchild  (NY)	Secretary of Treasury	1885-1887 1887-1889
William C. Endicott  (MA)	Secretary of War	1885-1889
Augustus H. Garland  (AR)	Attorney General	1885-1889
William C. Whitney  (NY)	Secretary of the Navy	1885-1889
William F. Vilas  (WI) Donald M. Dickinson  (MI)	Postmaster General	1885-1888 1888-1889
Lucius Q.C. Lamar II  (MS) William F. Vilas  (WI)	Secretary of the Interior	1885-1888 1888-1889
Norman J. Coleman  (MO)	Secretary of Agriculture	1889

United States Supreme Court First Term

Nominee	Position	Term
Morrison Waite  (CT) Melville Fuller  (ME)	Chief Justice	1874-1888  (14 years, died) 1888-1910  (22 years, died)
Samuel F. Miller  (IA) Stephen J. Field  (CA) Joseph P. Bradley  (NJ) John M. Harlan  (KY) William B. Woods  (OH) Stanley Matthews  (OH) Horace Gray  (MA) Samuel Blatchford  (NY) Lucius Q.C. Lamar II  (MS)	Associate Justice	1862-1890  (28 years, retired) 1863-1897  (34 years, retired) 1870-1892  (22 years, died) 1877-1911  (34 years, died) 1880-1887  (7 years, died) 1881-1889  (8 years, died) 1881-1902  (21 years, died) 1882-1893  (11 years, died) 1888-1893  (5 years, died)

Presidential Election of 1892

Nominee	Running Mate	Political Party	Popular Vote	Electoral Vote
Grover Cleveland  (NY)	Adlai E. Stevenson  (IL)	Democratic	5,553,898 (46.02%)	277
Benjamin Harrison  (IN) Incumbent	Whitelaw Reid  (NY)	Republican	5,190,819  (43.01%)	145
James B. Weaver  (IA)	James G. Field  (VA)	Populist	1,026,595  (8.51%)	22
John Bidwell  (CA)	James Cranfill  (TX)	Prohibition	270,849  (2.24%)	0
Simon Wing  (MA)	Charles Matchett  (NY)	Socialist Labor	21,173  (0.18%)	0

Presidential Cabinet Second Term

Name	Office	Term
Walter Q. Gresham  (IN) Richard Olney  (MA)	Secretary of State	1893-1895 1895-1897
John G. Carlisle  (KY)	Secretary of Treasury	1893-1897
Daniel S. Lamont  (NY)	Secretary of War	1893-1897
Richard Olney  (MA) Judson Harmon  (OH)	Attorney General	1893-1895 1895-1897
Hilary A. Herbert  (AL)	Secretary of the Navy	1893-1897
Wilson S. Bissell  (NY) William L. Wilson  (WV)	Postmaster General	1893-1895 1895-1897
M. Hoke Smith  (GA) David R. Francis  (MO)	Secretary of the Interior	1893-1896 1896-1897
Julius S. Morton  (NE)	Secretary of Agriculture	1893-1897

United States Supreme Court

Nominee	Position	Term
Melville Fuller  (ME)	Chief Justice	1888-1910  (22 years,died)
Stephen J. Field  (CA) John M. Harlan  (KY) Horace Gray  (MA) Samuel Blatchford  (NY) David J. Brewer  (KS) Henry B. Brown  (MN) George Shiras Jr.  (PA) Howell Jackson  (TN) Edward D. White  (LA) Rufus W. Peckham  (NY)	Associate Justice	1863-1897  (34 years, retired) 1877-1911  (34 years, died) 1881-1902  (21 years, died) 1882-1893  (11 years, died) 1889-1910  (21 years, died) 1890-1906  (16 years, retired) 1892-1903  (11 years, retired) 1893-1895  (2 years, died) 1894-1910  (16 years, promoted) 1895-1909  (14 years, died)