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Martha Johnson, White House Hostess

Martha Johnson (1828 - 1901) was the eldest daughter of Andrew and Eliza Johnson. She married David T. Patterson, who after the Civil War served as U.S. Senator from Tennessee. She served as official White House hostess in place of her mother. The Pattersons maintained a farm outside Greeneville. Artist unknown.

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Martha Johnson, White House Hostess

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Martha Johnson (1828 - 1901) was the eldest daughter of Andrew and Eliza Johnson. She married David T. Patterson, who after the Civil War served as U.S. Senator from Tennessee. She served as official White House hostess in place of her mother. The Pattersons maintained a farm outside Greeneville. Artist unknown.

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2970 x 4200 px | 35.7 MB

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25.1 x 35.6 cm | 9.9 x 14.0 in (300 dpi)

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