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== Marriage and family ==

== Marriage and family ==

Twenty-seven year old John Quincy Adams met Louisa in 1794 at a party held at her family home in London.<ref>[http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/first-ladies/louisaadams Louisa Catherine Johnson]</ref> Although they became engaged in 1796, Adams had many reservations, in part due to his mother, [[Abigail Adams]] reminding him about how poor choices would affect his future.<ref name="firstladies"/> During the year they were engaged, Adams wrote several harsh letters to his fiancée about her expected behavior as his future wife.<ref name="firstladies"/>

Twenty-seven year old John Quincy Adams met Louisa in 1794 at a party held at her family home in London.<ref>[https://www.whitehouse.gov/about/first-ladies/louisaadams Louisa Catherine Johnson]</ref> Although they became engaged in 1796, Adams had many reservations, in part due to his mother, [[Abigail Adams]] reminding him about how poor choices would affect his future.<ref name="firstladies"/> During the year they were engaged, Adams wrote several harsh letters to his fiancée about her expected behavior as his future wife.<ref name="firstladies"/>

Louisa Johnson and John Quincy Adams married on July 26, 1797 in London. [[John Adams]] had been president for four months by then, and the marriage of his son to a British-born woman attracted media attention in the U.S.<ref name="firstladies"/>

Louisa Johnson and John Quincy Adams married on July 26, 1797 in London. [[John Adams]] had been president for four months by then, and the marriage of his son to a British-born woman attracted media attention in the U.S.<ref name="firstladies"/>