Birth: New York, New York, October 27, 1858

Ancestry: Dutch, Scotch, English and Huguenot

Father: Theodore Roosevelt

Mother: Martha Bulloch Roosevelt

Brother: Elliott Roosevelt (1860-1894)

Sisters: Anna Roosevelt (1855-1931); Corinne Roosevelt (1861-1933)

Religious Affiliation: Dutch Reformed Church

Education: Private Tutoring; Harvard (B.A., 1880); attended Columbia Law School

Occupations Before Presidency: Writer; Historian

Military Service: Lieutenant Colonel; Colonel, 1st United States Volunteer Cavalry Regiment (Rough Riders), 1898

Prepresidential Offices: New York State Assemblyman; United States Civil Service Commissioner ; New York City Police Commissioner; Assistant Secretary of the Navy; Governor of New York; United States Vice President

Inauguration Age: 42

Occupations After Presidency: Writer; Politician

Death: Oyster Bay, New York, January 6, 1919

Place of Burial: Young's Memorial Cemetery, Oyster Bay, New York

Inauguration: September 14, 1901; Buffalo, New York

Secretary of State: John M. Hay

Secretary of the Treasury: Lyman J. Gage; Leslie M. Shaw (from February 1, 1902)

Secretary of War: Elihu Root; William H. Taft (from February 1, 1904)

Attorney General: Philander C. Knox; William H. Moody (from July 1, 1904)

Postmaster General: Charles E. Smith; Henry C. Payne (from January 2, 1902); Robert J. Wynne (from October 10, 1904)

Secretary of the Navy: John D. Long; William H. Moody (from May 1, 1902); Paul Morton (from July 1, 1904)

Secretary of the Interior: Ethan A. Hitchcock

Secretary of Agriculture: James Wilson

Secretary of Commerce and Labor: Oliver Wendell Holmes; Victor H. Metcalf (from July 1, 1904)

Secretary of Commerce: Oliver Wendell Holmes; Victor H. Metcalf (from July 1, 1904)

Supreme Court Appointments: Oliver Wendell Holmes (1902); William R. Day (1903)

Congress #57 (December 2, 1901-March 3, 1903):

Senate: 56 Republicans; 29 Democrats; 3 Others

House: 198 Republicans; 153 Democrats; 5 Others

Congress #58 (November 9, 1903-March 3, 1905):

Senate: 58 Republicans; 32 Democrats

House: 207 Republicans; 178 Democrats

Inauguration: March 4, 1905; The Capitol, Washington, D.C.

Vice President: Charles Warren Fairbanks

Secretary of State: John M. Hay; Elihu Root (from July 19, 1905); Robert Bacon (from January 17, 1909)

Secretary of the Treasury: Leslie M. Shaw; George G. Cortelyou (from March 4, 1907)

Secretary of War: William H. Taft; Luke E. Wright (from July 1, 1908)

Attorney General: William H. Moody; Charles J. Bonaparte (from December 17, 1906)

Postmaster General: George B. Cortelyou; George Von L. Meyer (from March 4, 1907)

Secretary of the Navy: Paul Morton; Charles J. Bonaparte (from July 1, 1905); Victor H. Metcalf (from December 17, 1906); Truman D. Newberry (from December 1, 1908)

Secretary of the Interior: Ethan A. Hitchcock; James R. Garfield (from March 4, 1907)

Secretary of Agriculture: James Wilson

Secretary of Commerce and Labor: Victor H. Metcalf; Oscar S. Straus (from December 17, 1906)

Secretary of Commerce: Victor H. Metcalf; Oscar S. Straus (from December 17, 1906)

Supreme Court Appointment: William H. Moody (1906)

Congress #59 (December 4, 1905-March 3, 1907):

Senate: 58 Republicans; 32 Democrats

House: 250 Republicans; 136 Democrats

Congress #60 (December 2, 1907-March 3, 1909):

Senate: 61 Republicans; 29 Democrats

House: 222 Republicans; 164 Democrats

State Admitted: Oklahoma (1907)