John Quincy Adams

1767–1848 (age 81)

Statesman/Diplomat

About John Quincy Adams

John Quincy Adams (1767–1848) lived to age 81. They were a statesman/diplomat. Born in Braintree, they died in United States Capitol. They are buried at United First Parish Church in Massachusetts.

Also buried at United First Parish Church

Louisa Adams
1775–1852 (age 77)
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Abigail Adams
1744–1818 (age 74)
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John Adams
1735–1826 (age 91)
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