Rose Cleveland

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Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was the First Lady during the first of U.S. President Grover Cleveland's two administrations. She was the 27th First Lady; she came to take up the job when her elder brother won the presidency.

When President Cleveland married Frances Cleveland, Rose resigned and began a career in education. She died on November 22, 1918 in Bagni di Lucca, Italy from the Spanish flu. She is buried in Bagni di Lucca.

Preceded by: Mary McElroy

First Lady of the United States 1885-1886

Succeeded by: Frances Folsom Cleveland

First Ladies of the United States

M. Washington • A. Adams • M. Jefferson Randolph • D. Madison • E. Monroe • L. Adams • E. Donelson • S. Jackson • A. Van Buren • A. Harrison • J. Harrison • L. Tyler • P. Tyler • J. Tyler • S. Polk • M. Taylor • A. Fillmore • J. Pierce • H. Lane • M. Lincoln • E. Johnson • J. Grant • L. Hayes • L. Garfield • M. McElroy • R. Cleveland • F. Cleveland • C. Harrison • F. Cleveland • I. McKinley • Edith Roosevelt • H. Taft • Ellen Wilson • Edith Wilson • F. Harding • G. Coolidge • L. Hoover • Eleanor Roosevelt • B. Truman • M. Eisenhower • J. Kennedy • Lady Bird Johnson • P. Nixon • B. Ford • R. Carter • N. Reagan • B. Bush • H. Clinton • L. Bush