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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;De Orc, post: 193579, member: 4408&quot;]For any who dont know tham all off by heart here is a list with dates served &amp; Home States <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> </p><p><br /></p><p>Vice Presidents</p><p><br /></p><p>1.&nbsp; John Adams&nbsp;&nbsp; 1789–1797&nbsp;&nbsp; Massachusetts&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>2.&nbsp; Thomas Jefferson&nbsp; 1797–1801&nbsp; Virginia&nbsp; </p><p>3.&nbsp; Aaron Burr&nbsp;&nbsp; 1801–1805&nbsp; New Jersey&nbsp; </p><p>4.&nbsp; George Clinton (&nbsp; 1805–1812&nbsp; New York&nbsp; VP to 2 Presidents Jefferson &amp; Madison </p><p>5.&nbsp; Elbridge Gerry&nbsp;&nbsp; 1813–1814&nbsp; Massachusetts&nbsp; </p><p>6.&nbsp; Daniel D. Tompkins&nbsp;&nbsp; 1817–1825&nbsp; New York&nbsp; </p><p>7.&nbsp; John C. Calhoun4&nbsp; 1825–1832&nbsp; South Carolina&nbsp; VP to 2 Presidents&nbsp; J. Q. Adams &amp;&nbsp; Jackson </p><p>8.&nbsp; Martin Van Buren&nbsp;&nbsp; 1833–1837&nbsp; New York </p><p>9.&nbsp; Richard M. Johnson&nbsp;&nbsp; 1837–1841&nbsp; Kentucky</p><p>10.&nbsp; John Tyler&nbsp;&nbsp; 1841&nbsp; Virginia&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>11.&nbsp; George M. Dallas&nbsp; 1845–1849&nbsp; Pennsylvania&nbsp; </p><p>12.&nbsp; Millard Fillmore&nbsp; 1849–1850&nbsp; New York&nbsp; </p><p>13.&nbsp; William R. King 1853&nbsp; North Carolina&nbsp; </p><p>14.&nbsp; John C. Breckinridge&nbsp; 1857–1861&nbsp; Kentucky</p><p>15.&nbsp; Hannibal Hamlin)&nbsp; 1861–1865&nbsp; Maine </p><p>16.&nbsp; Andrew Johnson&nbsp; 1865&nbsp; North Carolina </p><p>17.&nbsp; Schuyler Colfax&nbsp; 1869–1873&nbsp; New York</p><p>18.&nbsp; Henry Wilson&nbsp; 1873–1875&nbsp; New Hampshire </p><p>19.&nbsp; William A. Wheele)&nbsp; 1877–1881&nbsp; New York </p><p>20.&nbsp; Chester A. Arthur&nbsp; 1881&nbsp; Vermont</p><p>21.&nbsp; Thomas A. Hendricks&nbsp; 1885&nbsp; Ohio&nbsp; </p><p>22.&nbsp; Levi P. Morton&nbsp;&nbsp; 1889–1893&nbsp; Vermont </p><p>23.&nbsp; Adlai E. Stevenson )&nbsp; 1893–1897&nbsp; Kentucky</p><p>24.&nbsp; Garrett A. Hobart&nbsp; 1897–1899&nbsp; New Jersey</p><p>25.&nbsp; Theodore Roosevelt 1901&nbsp; New York</p><p>26.&nbsp; Charles W. Fairbanks 1905–1909&nbsp; Ohio</p><p>27.&nbsp; James S. Sherman&nbsp; 1909–1912&nbsp; New York</p><p>28.&nbsp; Thomas R. Marshall&nbsp; 1913–1921&nbsp; Indiana</p><p>29.&nbsp; Calvin Coolidge&nbsp; 1921–1923&nbsp; Vermont</p><p>30.&nbsp; Charles G. Dawes&nbsp; 1925–1929&nbsp; Ohio </p><p>31.&nbsp; Charles Curtis&nbsp;&nbsp; 1929–1933&nbsp; Kansas</p><p>32.&nbsp; John N. Garner&nbsp;&nbsp; 1933–1941&nbsp; Texas</p><p>33.&nbsp; Henry A. Wallace)&nbsp; 1941–1945&nbsp; Iowa </p><p>34.&nbsp; Harry S. Truman&nbsp; 1945&nbsp; Missouri </p><p>35.&nbsp; Alben W. Barkley)&nbsp; 1949–1953&nbsp; Kentucky</p><p>36.&nbsp; Richard M. Nixon&nbsp; 1953-1961&nbsp; California</p><p>37.&nbsp; Lyndon B. Johnson&nbsp; 1961–1963&nbsp; Texas</p><p>38.&nbsp; Hubert H. Humphrey&nbsp; 1965–1969&nbsp; South Dakota</p><p>39.&nbsp; Spiro T. Agnew&nbsp; 1969–1973&nbsp; Maryland</p><p>40.&nbsp; Gerald R. Ford&nbsp;&nbsp; 1973–1974&nbsp; Nebraska</p><p>41.&nbsp; Nelson A. Rockefeller&nbsp; 1974–1977&nbsp; Maine</p><p>42.&nbsp; Walter F. Mondale 1977–1981&nbsp; Minnesota</p><p>43.&nbsp; George Bush&nbsp; 1981–1989&nbsp; Massachusetts</p><p>44.&nbsp; J. Danforth Quayle 1989–1993&nbsp; Indiana</p><p>45.&nbsp; Albert A. Gore, Jr&nbsp; 1993–2001 Washington, D.C.</p><p>46. Richard B. Cheney 2001– Nebraska</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>De Orc <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie8" alt=":D" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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