esther cleveland was the only president to have had a child born in the white house.
esther cleveland was the only president to have had a child born in the white house.
who is the only president to have had a child born in the white house?
esther cleveland
bullet::::- first president to have an elevator installed in the white house.









































bullet::::- first president to have been appointed to a non-cabinet or ambassadorial federal office, having been appointed collector of the port of new york by ulysses s. grant in 1871.









































section::::grover cleveland (1885–1889, 1893–1897).









































bullet::::- first president born in new jersey.









































bullet::::- first president to get married at the white house.









































bullet::::- first president to have a child born in the white house.









































bullet::::- first president to serve non-consecutive terms.









































bullet::::- first president to win two terms without winning a majority of the vote (1884 & 1892).
list of united states presidential firsts
bullet::::- as a general rule, an unmarried father cannot pass on british citizenship automatically in the case of a child born before 1 july 2006. if the parents marry subsequent to the birth, the child normally becomes a british citizen at that point if "legitimated" by the marriage and the father was eligible to pass on british citizenship. if the unmarried british father was residing in a country that treated (at the date of birth of the child born before 1 july 2006) a child born to unmarried parents in the same way as a child born to married parents, then the father passed on british citizenship automatically to his child, even though the child was born before 1 july 2006 to unmarried parents. such countries are listed in the uk home office immigration and passport services publication "legitimation and domicile".
british nationality law