Ninth President of the United States William Henry Harrison passed away of causes related to pneumonia, which he suffered having read the longest inaugural address in United States presidential history.
James A. Garfield passed away 80 days after being shot. Doctors who examined him used a metal detector to attempt to locate the bullet inside him, but did not think to move him off his metal bedsprings, therefore the doctors kept poking him with metal probes, introducing infection to his body.
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William Henry Harrison died from pneumonia while he was President.
Two presidents never lived long enough to give a State of the Union or annual message: they were William Henry Harrison and James Garfield. Harrison died in 1841, after only 32 days in office; and Garfield died in 1881, after only 199 days.
William Henry Harrison.The ninth president of the United States was William "Tippecanoe" Henry Harrison (February 9, 1773 -- April 4, 1841). President Harrison was the oldest to be elected until President Reagan in 1980. Harrison was also the first president to die in office as he died one month after inauguration.
US President Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd US president. He was a grandson of US President William Henry Harrison, the ninth US president.
Garfield was shot and killed. Harrison and Taylor died of illnesses.
Two, William Henry Harrison (1841) and Benjamin Harrison (1889-1893).
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No, that honor belongs to William Henry Harrison, the 9th president.
William Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison are the only grandfather and grandson pair to both serve as President of the United States. The elder Harrison served as the ninth president, and the younger as 23rd president.