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'''John Tyler''' was the 10th [[President of the United States of America]] and first to succeed a President without being elected.   

'''John Tyler''' was the 10th [[President of the United States of America]] and first to succeed a President without being elected.  Leading up to the [[American Civil War]], Tyler sided with his home state of [[Virginia]], supported [[secession]], and was even elected as a representative to the [[Confederacy]].

Born on his father's estate of Greenway Plantation, Virginia, Tyler was elected to the Senate in 1827 and remained there until 1836 when he ran for Vice President (this would be the last time Presidents and Vice Presidents ran separately.)  He ran the next year with Harrison as Presidential candidate and himself as Harrison's running mate causing the slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler too" to come to be.   

Born on his father's estate of Greenway Plantation, Virginia, Tyler was elected to the Senate in 1827 and remained there until 1836 when he ran for Vice President (this would be the last time Presidents and Vice Presidents ran separately.)  He ran the next year with Harrison as Presidential candidate and himself as Harrison's running mate causing the slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler too" to come to be.