Coolidge, Calvin b. July 4, 1872 d. January 5, 1933 30th United States President, United States Vice President, Massachusetts Governor. He is often remembered as "Silent Cal," for his dry Yankee wit and frugality of expression. At a dinner party, a young woman once remarked to him that she could get him to speak at least three words, to which he replied with a grin, "You lose”. Born in Plymouth, Vermont, he was the son of a village storekeeper. He graduated from Amherst College with honors, and entered the practice of law in Northampton...[Read More] (Bio by: Kit and Morgan Benson) Cause of death: Heart Failure Plymouth Notch Cemetery, Plymouth, Windsor County, Vermont, USA
Coolidge, Grace b. January 3, 1879 d. July 8, 1957 Presidential First Lady. She was the main reason and is given full credit for her husband's rise in politics. Grace Goodhue was born in Burlington, Vermont and grew up an only child, her father a safety steamboat inspector while her mother was a homemaker. She received an excellent education from the University of Vermont where she was very outgoing participating in many activities. Upon graduation she went to work for the Clark School for the Deaf as a teacher. She lived across the street...[Read More] (Bio by: Donald Greyfield (inactive)) Plymouth Notch Cemetery, Plymouth, Windsor County, Vermont, USA
b. July 4, 1872 d. January 5, 1933