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James Buchanan: Bachelor President 1857-1861

Discover the life and presidency of James Buchanan, the only unmarried president in U.S. history. Learn about his family, his accomplishments, and interesting facts about his term in office.

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James Buchanan: Bachelor President 1857-1861

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  1. James Buchanan by: Jojo Martin

  2. Years In Office 1857-1861

  3. Early Life Info Hewasbornin cove gap Pittsburg, April 23 1791. Jameswasabachelorbeforehewaspresident. He didn’t have a wife. He went to Dickinson college. First Lady Was His Niece, Harrietlane.his death wasJune 1.his family fatherJAMES BUCHANA,SR. - wealthymerchantandfarmer.Mother:ElizabethSpeer - Well-readandintelligent.Siblings:Foursistersandthree brothers.Wife: None. He was engaged to Anne C. Coleman but she died before they were married.Children: None.

  4. Presidential accomplishments Pony Express (1860) Southern States begin secession (1860) Confederate States of America created (1861) States Entering Union While in Office Minnesota (1858) Oregon (1859) Kansas (1860)

  5. Interesting facts Heistheonlypresidentialthatdidn’thaveawife.

  6. His family tree his family fatherJAMES BUCHANA,SR. - wealthymerchantandfarmer.Mother:ElizabethSpeer - Well-readandintelligent.Siblings:Foursistersandthreebrothers.Wife:None. hewasengagedtoAnne C. Colemanbutshediedbeforetheyweremarried.Children:None.

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