{{PresidentOfficeholder|name=George Dallas
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|officeparty=[[Democrat]]|spouse=Sophia Nicklin Dallas|religion=[[Episcopalian]]|offices={{Officeholder/vicepresident |country=the United States |seqnumber=1111th |term_startterms=March 4, 1845|term_end=- March 4, 1849 |party=|prespresident=James K. Knox Polk |pres_datespreceded=[[John Tyler]] |previousformer=John Tylery |nextsucceeded=[[Millard Fillmore]]|birth_date= July 10, 1792 }}{{Officeholder/senator |birth_placestate=Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |death_dateterms=December 3113, 1864 (aged 72)|death_place=Philadelphia1831 – March 3, Pennsylvania1833 |spousepreceded= Sophia Nicklin DallasIsaac D. Barnard |spouse2status=f |religionsucceeded=EpiscopalianSamuel McKean }}
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'''George M. Dallas''' was U.S. Representative from [[North Carolina]], a Senator from [[Alabama]], and the thirteenth Vice President of the United States under [[James K. Polk]]. The city of [[Dallas]] in [[Texas]] is named after him. <ref> [[Fandex]], Workman Publishing, 2002. </ref>
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