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...l district|8th]], [[Massachusetts's 11th congressional district|11th]] & [[Massachusetts's 12th congressional district|12th]] | successor4 =[[John Reed, Jr.]] (11th)<br>[[Horace Mann]] (8th)<br>12th district abolished afte

| predecessor2=[[John Page (New Hampshire)|John Page]] ...War|Revolutionary War]] soldier, a state militia general, and a two-time [[governor of New Hampshire]]. His mother was Anna Kendrick. He was the sixth of eight

...s and 144 men under captains Christopher Newport, Bartholomew Gosnold, and John Ratcliffe to establish a base, and the tiny force entered Chesapeake Bay in ...but as they were about to abandon the colony in June, 1610, his superior, Governor Thomas West, Baron De la Warr, ordered them to reoccupy Jamestown. Although

{{Infobox_President | name=John Adams | birth_place=[[Quincy, Massachusetts|Quincy]], [[Massachusetts]], [[British America]]

| order2=39th [[Governor of Ohio]] ...the Canton area for his old commander, Rutherford Hayes, then running for governor" in the state of Ohio.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.ohiohistory.org/onlin

| predecessor=[[John Tyler]] | order2=11th [[Governor of Tennessee]]

| name = John Fitzgerald Kennedy | state2 = [[Massachusetts]]

...Carnegie]] formed his steel operation as a [[limited partnership]], and [[John D. Rockefeller]] set up [[Standard Oil]] as a [[Trust (19th century)|trust] For a history of corporations that is “pro-corporate”, see [[John Micklethwait]] and [[Adrian Wooldridge]], ''The Company: a Short History of

...Oliver Cromwell's England in the mid-1600s. The other U.S. commonwealths, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Virginia, were originally British colonies. Kentucky, onc ...re was no major fighting in the state, although the Confederate cavalryman John Hunt Morgan occasionally led raids into Kentucky, and guerrilla warfare was

|predecessor=[[John F. Kennedy]] |president2=[[John F. Kennedy]]

| office3=Governor of New York ...escended from English ancestors, the first Cleveland having emigrated to [[Massachusetts]] from northeastern [[England]] in 1635.<ref>Nevins, 6</ref> On his mother

| order2=44th [[Governor of New York]] | vicepresident=[[John N. Garner]] (1933–1941),<br />[[Henry A. Wallace]] (1941–1945),<br />[[

...r, a tanner from [[Pennsylvania]], was descended from English immigrant to Massachusetts Matthew Grant (1601-1681);{{fact|date=March 2008}} his mother was born in [ ...ing the Civil War. Years later, Grant told educator [[John Eaton (General)|John Eaton]], "the vice of intemperance had not a little to do with my decision