List of United States Vice Presidents by date of birth

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This is a list of U.S. Vice Presidents by date of birth.

Birth order	U.S. Vice President	Birthdate	Century	Order of office	Birthplace
1	John Adams	October 30, 1735	18th	1	Braintree, Massachusetts
2	George Clinton	July 26, 1739	18th	4	Little Britain, New York
3	Thomas Jefferson	April 13, 1743	18th	2	Shadwell, Virginia
4	Elbridge Gerry	July 17, 1744	18th	5	Marblehead, Massachusetts
5	Aaron Burr	February 6, 1756	18th	3	Newark, New Jersey
6	Daniel D. Tompkins	June 21, 1774	18th	6	Westchester County, New York
7	Richard Mentor Johnson	October 17, 1780	18th	9	Jefferson County, Kentucky
8	John C. Calhoun	March 18, 1782	18th	7	Abbeville, South Carolina
9	Martin Van Buren	December 5, 1782	18th	8	Kinderhook, New York
10	William R. King	April 7, 1786	18th	13	Sampson County, North Carolina
11	John Tyler	March 29, 1790	18th	10	Greenway, Virginia
12	George M. Dallas	July 10, 1792	18th	11	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
13	Millard Fillmore	January 7, 1800	18th	12	Summerhill, New York
14	Andrew Johnson	December 29, 1808	19th	16	Raleigh, North Carolina
15	Hannibal Hamlin	August 27, 1809	19th	15	South Paris, Maine
16	Henry Wilson	February 16, 1812	19th	18	Farmington, New Hampshire
17	William A. Wheeler	June 30, 1819	19th	19	Malone, New York
18	Thomas A. Hendricks	September 7, 1819	19th	21	Fultonham, Ohio
19	John C. Breckinridge	January 16, 1821	19th	14	Lexington, Kentucky
20	Schuyler Colfax	March 23, 1823	19th	17	New York City, New York
21	Levi P. Morton	May 16, 1824	19th	22	Addison County, Vermont
22	Chester A. Arthur	October 5, 1829	19th	20	Fairfield, Vermont
23	Adlai E. Stevenson	October 23, 1835	19th	23	Christian County, Kentucky
24	Garret Hobart	June 3, 1844	19th	24	Monmouth County, New Jersey
25	Charles W. Fairbanks	May 11, 1852	19th	26	Union County, Ohio
26	Thomas R. Marshall	March 14, 1854	19th	28	North Manchester, Indiana
27	James S. Sherman	October 24, 1855	19th	27	Utica, New York
28	Theodore Roosevelt	October 27, 1858	19th	25	New York City, New York
29	Charles Curtis	January 25, 1860	19th	31	Topeka, Kansas
30	Charles G. Dawes	August 27, 1865	19th	30	Marietta, Ohio
31	John Nance Garner	November 22, 1868	19th	32	Red River County, Texas
32	Calvin Coolidge	July 4, 1872	19th	29	Plymouth, Vermont
33	Alben Barkley	November 24, 1877	19th	35	Graves County, Kentucky
34	Harry S. Truman	May 8, 1884	19th	34	Lamar, Missouri
35	Henry A. Wallace	October 7, 1888	19th	33	Orient, Iowa
36	Nelson Rockefeller	July 8, 1908	20th	41	Bar Harbor, Maine
37	Lyndon B. Johnson	August 27, 1908	20th	37	Gillespie, Texas
38	Hubert Humphrey	May 27, 1911	20th	38	Wallace, South Dakota
39	Richard Nixon	January 9, 1913	20th	36	Yorba Linda, California
40	Gerald Ford	July 14, 1913	20th	40	Omaha, Nebraska
41	Spiro Agnew	November 9, 1918	20th	39	Baltimore, Maryland
42	George H. W. Bush	June 12, 1924	20th	43	Milton, Massachusetts
43	Walter Mondale	January 5, 1928	20th	42	Ceylon, Minnesota
44	Dick Cheney	January 30, 1941	20th	46	Lincoln, Nebraska
45	Joseph Biden	November 20, 1942	20th	47	Scranton, Pennsylvania
46	Dan Quayle	February 4, 1947	20th	44	Indianapolis, Indiana
47	Al Gore, Jr.	March 31, 1948	20th	45	Washington, D.C.

[edit] Births by century

• 18th century - first: John Adams, last: Millard Fillmore
• 19th century - first: Andrew Johnson, last: Henry A. Wallace
• 20th century - first: Nelson Rockefeller, most recent: Al Gore

In total there have been:

• 13 born in the 18th century
• 22 born in the 19th century
• 12 born in the 20th century

[edit] Months and Zodiacs

This is a list of the birthdays of U.S. Vice Presidents in order of the calendar day he was born on.

Order	Vice President	Date of Birth	Zodiac sign
1	Walter Mondale	January 5	Capricorn (see Dec.)
2	Millard Fillmore	January 7
3	Richard Nixon	January 9
4	John C. Breckinridge	January 16
5	Charles Curtis	January 25	Aquarius
6	Dick Cheney	January 30
7	Dan Quayle	February 4
8	Aaron Burr	February 6
9	Henry Wilson	February 16
10	Thomas R. Marshall	March 14	Pisces
11	John C. Calhoun	March 18
12	Schuyler Colfax	March 23	Aries
13	John Tyler	March 29
14	Al Gore	March 31
15	William R. King	April 7
16	Thomas Jefferson	April 13
17	Harry S. Truman	May 8	Taurus
18	Charles W. Fairbanks	May 11
19	Levi P. Morton	May 16
20	Hubert Humphrey	May 27	Gemini
21	Garret Hobart	June 3
22	George H.W. Bush	June 12
23	Daniel D. Tompkins	June 21	Cancer
24	William A. Wheeler	June 30
25	Calvin Coolidge	July 4
26	Nelson Rockefeller	July 8
27	George M. Dallas	July 10
28	Gerald Ford	July 14
29	Elbridge Gerry	July 17
30	George Clinton	July 26	Leo
31/32/33	Charles G. Dawes	August 27	Virgo
	Hannibal Hamlin
	Lyndon B. Johnson
34	Thomas A. Hendricks	September 7
35	Chester A. Arthur	October 5	Libra
36	Henry A. Wallace	October 7
37	Richard M. Johnson	October 17
38	Adlai E. Stevenson	October 23	Scorpio
39	James S. Sherman	October 24
40	Theodore Roosevelt	October 27
41	John Adams	October 30
42	Spiro Agnew	November 9
43	Joe Biden	November 20
44	John N. Garner	November 22	Sagittarius
45	Alben W. Barkley	November 24
46	Martin Van Buren	December 5
47	Andrew Johnson	December 29	Capricorn (see Jan.)

[edit] Trivia

• Between the births of John Adams in 1735 and Al Gore, Jr. in 1948, a Vice President has been born in every decade except the 1760s, 1890s, and 1930s.

• Four pairs of Vice-Presidents have been born in the same years, who were:
  • John C. Calhoun and Martin Van Buren were both born in 1782.
  • William A. Wheeler and Thomas A. Hendricks were both born in 1819.
  • Nelson Rockefeller and Lyndon B. Johnson were both born in 1908.
  • Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford were both born in 1913.

• Only one date, August 27, has the birthday of more than one Vice President (Dawes, Hamlin & L. Johnson). They were born in 1865, 1809 and 1908, respectively.

• Walter Mondale (born January 5, 1928) is the Vice President born earliest in the calendar year. Andrew Johnson (born December 29, 1808) is the Vice President born latest in the calendar year.

• There are no Vice Presidents born on the first day of a month. Two Vice Presidents were born on the last day of a month: Al Gore (born March 31, 1948) and William A. Wheeler (born June 30, 1819).

• The day of the month with the most vice-presidential births - five - is the 27th. The day of a month with the next largest amount after this - four - is the 7th.

• No Vice President has been born on the 1st, 2nd, 15th, 19th or 28th day of a month.

• The month with the most vice-presidential birthdays - seven - is October. The month with the fewest vice-presidential birthdays is September, with Thomas A. Hendricks being the only vice president born in that month. Also, although August 27 is the only vice-presidential birthday in August, there were three Vice Presidents born on that day (as mentioned above).

• Every single month has had at least one Vice President born in it since John Nance Garner (born November 22, 1868) assumed the Vice Presidency in 1933.

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