Priscilla Cooper Tyler
First Lady of The United States from 1842 to 1844
Biography
Priscilla Cooper Tyler was born in New York City in 1816 and worked as an actor. She served as official White House hostess from 1841 to 1844 during the Tyler administration, initially standing in for her mother-in-law Letitia Christian Tyler, who was in poor health. Following Letitia Tyler's death in September 1842, she became the effective first lady and oversaw White House social affairs. She died in 1889.
Occupation
Priscilla Cooper Tyler is recorded as a actor, born in New York (1816–1889).
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