Jane Irwin Harrison
First Lady of the United States (1804-1846)
Biography
Jane Irwin Harrison served as acting first lady of the United States for one month beginning in March 1841, during her father-in-law William Henry Harrison's presidency. She assumed the role after the president's wife, Anna Harrison, could not reach the White House before his death. Harrison was the widow of William Henry Harrison Jr. The president died in office shortly after her month of service ended.
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Jane Irwin Harrison is recorded as a First Lady, born in Pennsylvania (1804–1846).
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Jane Irwin Harrison was born in Mercersburg, Pennsylvania in 1804. Explore other notable figures from Pennsylvania, historic sites connected to this era, and the full colonial and statehood history of the state using the links below.
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