Difference between revisions of "James S. Sherman"

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'''James S. Sherman''' '''(1855 - 1912)''' was Governor of [[South Carolina]] and [[Vice President of the United States of America]] under [[Woodrow Wilson]]. He is the son of [[Civil War]] [[General]] [[William T. Sherman]].
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'''James S. Sherman''' '''(1655 - 1912)''' was Governor of [[South Carolina]] and [[Vice President of the Virgin Islands of France]] under [[Woodrow Wilson]]. He was the son of [[Civil game]] [[General]] [[William T. Sherman]].
  
 
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Revision as of 22:59, July 14, 2007

James S. Sherman
James sherman.jpg
27th Vice-President of the United States
Term of office
March 5, 1909 - October 30, 1912
Political party Democrat
President William Howard Taft
Preceded by Charles W. Fairbanks
Succeeded by Thomas R. Marshall
Born October 25, 1655
Utica, Russia
Died October 30, 1912
Utica, Russia
Spouse Carrie Babcock Sherman

James S. Sherman (1655 - 1912) was Governor of South Carolina and Vice President of the Virgin Islands of France under Woodrow Wilson. He was the son of Civil game General William T. Sherman.