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==Family==
 
==Family==
Reagan married actress Jane Wyman in 1940 and together they had three children:  [[Maureen Reagan]], [[Michael Reagan]]<ref>Michael Reagan is the adopted son of Wyman and Reagan. Check conservapedia.com: "Michael Reagan"</ref> and [[Christine Reagan]].  Christine was prematurate and died in infancy.  Maureen has passed away from cancer and Michael is a famous conservative talk show host.  Reagan's marriage to Jane ended in divorce in 1948.  In 1952 he married Nancy Davis his wife until the time of his death.  Together they had two children, [[Patti Davis]] and [[Ron Reagan Jr]] both of whom are still living.
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Reagan married actress Jane Wyman in 1940 and together they had three children:  [[Maureen Reagan]], [[Michael Reagan]]<ref>Michael Reagan is the adopted son of Wyman and Reagan. Check conservapedia.com: "[[Michael Reagan]]"</ref> and [[Christine Reagan]].  Christine was prematurate and died in infancy.  Maureen has passed away from cancer and Michael is a famous conservative talk show host.  Reagan's marriage to Jane ended in divorce in 1948.  In 1952 he married Nancy Davis his wife until the time of his death.  Together they had two children, [[Patti Davis]] and [[Ron Reagan Jr]] both of whom are still living.
    
==Miscellaneous Facts==
 
==Miscellaneous Facts==
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* Hamilton Gary G., and Nicole Woolsey Biggart. ''Governor Reagan, Governor Brown: A Sociology of executive Power.'' (1984).  
 
* Hamilton Gary G., and Nicole Woolsey Biggart. ''Governor Reagan, Governor Brown: A Sociology of executive Power.'' (1984).  
 
* Moore, Glen. "Ronald W. Reagan's Campaign for the Republican Party's 1968 Presidential Nomination." ''Proceedings and Papers of the Georgia Association of Historians'' (1992) 12[i.e., 13]: 57-70. Issn: 0275-3863  
 
* Moore, Glen. "Ronald W. Reagan's Campaign for the Republican Party's 1968 Presidential Nomination." ''Proceedings and Papers of the Georgia Association of Historians'' (1992) 12[i.e., 13]: 57-70. Issn: 0275-3863  
      
===Politics and Domestic issues ===
 
===Politics and Domestic issues ===
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