John Adams
President (1825–1829) · U.S. senator from Massachusetts (1803–1809) · U.S. representative from Massachusetts (1831–1849)
- Born
- July 11, 1767
- Terms in office
- 11
- Presidential runs
- See results
Terms in office
| Office | Party | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| Representative, Massachusetts district 8 | Whig | 1847-12-06 | 1849-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 8 | Whig | 1845-12-01 | 1847-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 8 | Whig | 1843-12-04 | 1845-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 12 | Whig | 1841-05-31 | 1843-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 12 | Whig | 1839-12-02 | 1841-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 12 | Whig | 1837-09-04 | 1839-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 12 | Anti Masonic | 1835-12-07 | 1837-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 12 | Anti Masonic | 1833-12-02 | 1835-03-03 |
| Representative, Massachusetts district 11 | Whig | 1831-12-05 | 1833-03-03 |
| President | Democratic-Republican | 1825-03-04 | 1829-03-04 |
| Senator, Massachusetts (class 1) Senate history | Federalist | 1803-10-17 | 1809-03-03 |
Questions and answers
What offices has John Adams held?
President (1825–1829); U.S. senator from Massachusetts (1803–1809); U.S. representative from Massachusetts (1831–1849).
When was John Adams born?
July 11, 1767.
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