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This document lists all US presidents from George Washington to George W. Bush in chronological order. It provides the dates each president was in office from their inauguration date to leaving office. The list includes 45 presidents spanning from 1789 to the incumbent president George W. Bush in 2001.

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George Washington April 30, 1789 March 4, 1797

John Adams March 4 , 1797 March 4 , 1801

Thomas Jefferson March 4 , 1801 March 4 , 1809

James Madison March 4 , 1809 March 4 , 1817

James Monroe March 4 , 1817 March 4 , 1825

John Quincy Adams March 4 , 1825 March 4 , 1829

Andrew Jackson March 4 , 1829 March 4 , 1837

Martin Van Buren March 4 , 1837 March 4 , 1841

William H. Harrison March 4 , 1841 April 4 , 1841

John Tyler April 4 , 1841 March 4 , 1845

James K. Polk March 4 , 1845 March 4 , 1849

Zachary Taylor March 4 , 1849 July 9 , 1850

Millard Fillmore July 9 , 1850 March 4 , 1853

Franklin Pierce March 4 , 1853 March 4 , 1857

James Buchanan March 4 , 1857 March 4 , 1861

Abraham Lincoln March 4 , 1861 April 15 , 1865

Andrew Johnson April 15 , 1865 March 4 , 1869

Ulysses S. Grant March 4 , 1869 March 4 , 1877

Rutherford B. Hayes March 4 , 1877 March 4 , 1881

James Garfield March 4 , 1881 September 19 , 1881

Chester A. Arthur September 19 , 1881 March 4 , 1885

Grover Cleveland March 4 , 1885 March 4 , 1889

Benjamin Harrison March 4 , 1889 March 4 , 1893

Grover Cleveland March 4 , 1893 March 4 , 1897

William McKinley March 4 , 1897 September 14 , 1901

Theodore Roosevelt September 14 , 1901 March 4 , 1909

William H. Taft March 4 , 1909 March 4 , 1913

Woodrow Wilson March 4 , 1913 March 4 , 1921

Warren G. Harding March 4 , 1921 August 2 , 1923

Calvin Coolidge August 2 , 1923 March 4 , 1929

Herbert Hoover March 4 , 1929 March 4 , 1933

Franklin D. Roosevelt March 4 , 1933 April 12 , 1945

Harry S. Truman April 12 , 1945 January 20 , 1953

Dwight D. Eisenhower January 20 , 1953 January 20 , 1961

John F. Kennedy January 20 , 1961 November 22 , 1963

Lyndon B. Johnson November 22 , 1963 January 20 , 1969

Richard Nixon January 20 , 1969 August 9 , 1974

Gerald Ford August 9 , 1974 January 20 , 1977

Jimmy Carter January 20 , 1981 January 20 , 1977

Ronald Reagan January 20 , 1989 January 20 , 1981

George H. W. Bush January 20 , 1989 January 20, 1993

Bill Clinton January 20 , 1993 January 20 , 2001

George W. Bush January 20 , 2001 Incumbent

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1. U.S. Presidents By: Jessica Foggiano

2. George Washington April 30, 1789 March 4, 1797

3. John Adams March 4 , 1797 March 4 , 1801

4. Thomas Jefferson March 4 , 1801 March 4 , 1809

5. James Madison March 4 , 1809 March 4 , 1817

6. James Monroe March 4 , 1817 March 4 , 1825

7. John Quincy Adams March 4 , 1825 March 4 , 1829

8. Andrew Jackson March 4 , 1829 March 4 , 1837

9. Martin Van Buren March 4 , 1837 March 4 , 1841

10. William H. Harrison March 4 , 1841 April 4 , 1841

11. John Tyler April 4 , 1841 March 4 , 1845

12. James K. Polk March 4 , 1845 March 4 , 1849

13. Zachary Taylor March 4 , 1849 July 9 , 1850

14. Millard Fillmore July 9 , 1850 March 4 , 1853

15. Franklin Pierce March 4 , 1853 March 4 , 1857

16. James Buchanan March 4 , 1857 March 4 , 1861

17. Abraham Lincoln March 4 , 1861 April 15 , 1865

18. Andrew Johnson April 15 , 1865 March 4 , 1869

19. Ulysses S. Grant March 4 , 1869 March 4 , 1877

20. Rutherford B. Hayes March 4 , 1877 March 4 , 1881

21. James Garfield March 4 , 1881 September 19 , 1881

22. Chester A. Arthur September 19 , 1881 March 4 , 1885

23. Grover Cleveland March 4 , 1885 March 4 , 1889

24. Benjamin Harrison March 4 , 1889 March 4 , 1893

25. Grover Cleveland March 4 , 1893 March 4 , 1897

26. William McKinley March 4 , 1897 September 14 , 1901

27. Theodore Roosevelt September 14 , 1901 March 4 , 1909

28. William H. Taft March 4 , 1909 March 4 , 1913

29. Woodrow Wilson March 4 , 1913 March 4 , 1921

30. Warren G. Harding March 4 , 1921 August 2 , 1923

31. Calvin Coolidge August 2 , 1923 March 4 , 1929

32. Herbert Hoover March 4 , 1929 March 4 , 1933

33. Franklin D. Roosevelt March 4 , 1933 April 12 , 1945

34. Harry S. Truman April 12 , 1945 January 20 , 1953

35. Dwight D. Eisenhower January 20 , 1953 January 20 , 1961

36. John F. Kennedy January 20 , 1961 November 22 , 1963

37. Lyndon B. Johnson November 22 , 1963 January 20 , 1969

38. Richard Nixon January 20 , 1969 August 9 , 1974

39. Gerald Ford August 9 , 1974 January 20 , 1977

40. Jimmy Carter January 20 , 1981 January 20 , 1977

41. Ronald Reagan January 20 , 1989 January 20 , 1981

42. George H. W. Bush January 20 , 1989 January 20, 1993

43. Bill Clinton January 20 , 1993 January 20 , 2001

44. George W. Bush January 20 , 2001 Incumbent

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