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he was a distillery of whiskey and the father of the american foxhound. he had up to 30 different foxhounds. two of which were named drunkard and tipsy. he had an intense fear of being buried alive. that was not terribly uncommon in the 1700s. people were dying of things like and some of cholera these people were prematurely buried. so he lived with that intense fear. he will never be outranked militarily. he was also the only president to never live in the white house. it wasn't until john adams came around to where he began to occupy the white house. he did die of a throat infection. they were bloodletting him. , 'tis well.ds were it was andrew who actually, it was the only sculpture he attempted to clean up. he was trying to clean up some decay on his cheek. andrew jackson, he spent most of his life with a scar on his cheek because when he was a young man, he took a sword to the face from a soldier. that was after president jackson refused to shine his boots. he died with a couple of bullets in his chest, not from being shot, but had engaged several du

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he was a distiller of whiskey and what he called the father of the american foxhound. he had at any given point up to 30 different foxhounds. two of which were named drunkard and tipsy. he had an intense fear of being buried alive, which believe it or not, was not terribly uncommon back in the 1700s. people were dyeing of things like smallpox and cholera and rather people suspected those who had passed were actually catatonic from their diseases and sometimes prematurely buried. so he lived with an intense fear of being buried alive. he will never be outranked militarily. he has his own military ranking above and beyond a five-star general that forces him to never be outranked. he was also the only president to never live in the white house. it wasn't until john adams came around to where he began to occupy the white house. he did die from i believe like a throat infection or tracheal inflammation or something. they called is bloodletting, where they were bloodletting him, and his last words to the world with 'tis well. andrew, although it's tough to see from here, he