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US First Ladies

US First Ladies is a structured people dataset with 20 entries. Its fields include Name, Tenure, President. The source values are preserved as a structured reference table.

Every row is shown below and is also available as CSV, JSON, or Excel.

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Source:Community curated
Updated:4/9/2026

Dataset details

Table scope
All 20 rows
Fields
5 columns
Source
Community curated
Data updated
Apr 9, 2026

Included fields: Name, Tenure, President, Lifespan, Known For.

The table contains every record in this dataset; the same records are available in each download format.

Preview observations

No reliable range or grouping can be calculated from the loaded rows without interpreting the source data.

Useful for

  • Comparing Name, Tenure, and President across people entries
  • Building reference tables, charts, or analyses from 20 downloadable records
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Name
Tenure
President
Lifespan
Known For
Martha Washington
1789-1797George Washington1731-1802First First Lady, set precedents for role, hosted weekly receptions in NYC and Philadelphia
Abigail Adams
1797-1801John Adams1744-1818Remember the ladies letter, close political advisor to husband, mother of John Quincy Adams
Dolley Madison
1809-1817James Madison1768-1849Saved Washington portrait from burning White House in 1814, defined social role of First Lady
Mary Todd Lincoln
1861-1865Abraham Lincoln1818-1882Civil War First Lady, lost three sons, committed to asylum by son Robert in 1875
Edith Wilson
1915-1921Woodrow Wilson1872-1961Secretly ran White House after Wilson's stroke, called first female president by some
Eleanor Roosevelt
1933-1945Franklin D. Roosevelt1884-1962Longest-serving First Lady, UN delegate, drafted Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Bess Truman
1945-1953Harry Truman1885-1982Reluctant First Lady, longest-lived (97), rarely held press conferences
Mamie Eisenhower
1953-1961Dwight Eisenhower1896-1979Popularized pink (Mamie Pink), bangs hairstyle, modest homemaker image
Jacqueline Kennedy
1961-1963John F. Kennedy1929-1994Restored White House as historic, Camelot image, present at JFK assassination
Lady Bird Johnson
1963-1969Lyndon B. Johnson1912-2007Highway Beautification Act, environmental advocate, first to campaign alone
Pat Nixon
1969-1974Richard Nixon1912-1993Most-traveled First Lady at the time, goodwill missions, stood by Nixon through Watergate
Betty Ford
1974-1977Gerald Ford1918-2011Candid about breast cancer and addiction, founded Betty Ford Center, pro-ERA
Rosalynn Carter
1977-1981Jimmy Carter1927-2023Attended cabinet meetings, mental health advocate, active policy partner with husband
Nancy Reagan
1981-1989Ronald Reagan1921-2016Just Say No anti-drug campaign, protective of Reagan, consulted astrologer after assassination attempt
Barbara Bush
1989-1993George H.W. Bush1925-2018Literacy advocate, white-haired grandmotherly image, mother of another president
Hillary Clinton
1993-2001Bill Clinton1947-Led failed health care reform, later Senator, Secretary of State, 2016 presidential nominee
Laura Bush
2001-2009George W. Bush1946-Former librarian, literacy and education initiatives, advocate for women in Afghanistan
Michelle Obama
2009-2017Barack Obama1964-Let's Move healthy kids campaign, Becoming memoir best-seller, first Black First Lady
Melania Trump
2017-2021Donald Trump1970-First foreign-born First Lady since Louisa Adams, Be Best campaign, former model
Jill Biden
2021-2025Joe Biden1951-First First Lady to keep paid job (community college professor), education advocate

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This dataset contains 20 entries, and every row is available in the table and in the downloadable files.

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