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Braintree, Mass Born to Abigail Adams and Jon Adams
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It was his fourth trip to America
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Went to the Netherlands with his brother Charles and negotiated a loan
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He went to school at Amsterdam, Holland and entered the university of Leyden
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Went to Paris so could be a secretary for his Father.
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Entered the study of law in office of Theophilus Parsons. And with a bachelors degree in arts.
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President George Washington Appointed to Minister the Netherlands.
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He got married to Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams in London, England. He got married at 30 and they were married for 50 years
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He resumed law practice in 1801
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George Washington Adams Was born in Berlin, Germany he only lived to be 28 and was lost at sea
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John Adams was born in Washington D.C he only lived to be 31.
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Was a professor of rhetoric and belles letters
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Charles Francis Adams was born in Boston Mass and he lived to be 79 and he died in Boston Mass
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Broke with the federalist party in his support of president Jefferson embargo act
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Louisa Catherine Adams Born in st Petersburg, Russia only lived 1 year
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Got nominated to the supreme court but it got declined.
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On December 24,1814 President Madison sent a treaty to negotiate terms of peace with England and he had to sign it.
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President James Madison appointed him to be the Minister of Great Britain
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He was the secretary of state.
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Abigail Adams died in Quincy, Mass
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He was inaugurated on march 4,1825 the oath was administered by Chief justice John Marshall. The inaugural ball was held in Carusi's assembly room
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John Adams Died in Quincy, Mass
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He retired to become a farmer
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Goerge Washington Adams died when at sea
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He became a member of the US house of representatives.
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Unsuccessful on running for Governor as a nominee of Anti-Masonic party
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He got paralysis in 1846 and was confined for four months
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Died of a stroke in Washington D.C and is buried at first unitarian church Quincy, Mass
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He had his second Paralysis Attack in the speakers room in the house of representatives.
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Louisa Adams died 4 years after her husband.
