Birth: Caldwell, New Jersey, March 18, 1837

Ancestry: Irish-English

Father: Richard Falley Cleveland

Mother: Ann Neal Cleveland

Brothers: William Neal Cleveland (1832-1907); Richard Cecil Cleveland (1835-1872); Lewis Fredrick Cleveland (1841-1872)

Sisters: Anna Neal Cleveland (1830-1909); Mary Allen Cleveland (1833-1914); Margaret Louise Cleveland (1838-1932); Susan Sophia Cleveland (1843-1938); Rose Cleveland (1846-1918)

Religious Affiliation: Presbyterian

Education: Public Schools

Occupation Before Presidency: Lawyer

Prepresidential Offices: Erie County Assistant District Attorney; Sheriff of Erie County; Mayor of Buffalo; Governor of New York

Inauguration Age: 47

Occupation After Presidency: Lawyer

Death: New Jersey, June 24, 1908

Place of Burial: Princeton, New Jersey

Inauguration: March 4, 1885; The Capitol, Washington, D.C.

Vice President: Thomas A. Hendricks

Secretary of State: Thomas F. Bayard

Secretary of the Treasury: Daniel Manning; Charles S. Fairchild (from April 1, 1887)

Secretary of War: William C. Endicott

Attorney General: Augustus H. Garland

Postmaster General: William F. Vilas; Don M. Dickinson

Secretary of the Navy: William C. Whitney

Secretary of the Interior: Lucius Q.C. Lamar; William F. Vilas (from January 16, 1888)

Secretary of Agriculture: Norman J. Colman

Supreme Court Appointments: Lucius Q. Lamar (1888); Melville W. Fuller, Chief Justice (1888)

Congress #49 (December 7, 1885-March 3, 1887):

Senate: 41 Republicans; 34 Democrats

House: 182 Democrats; 140 Republicans; 2 Others

Congress #50 (December 5, 1887-March 3, 1889):

Senate: 39 Republicans; 37 Democrats

House: 170 Democrats; 151 Republicans; 4 Others

Inauguration: March 4, 1893; The Capitol, Washington, D.C.

Vice President: Adlai E. Stevenson

Secretary of State: Walter Q. Gresham; Richard Olney (from June 10, 1895)

Secretary of the Treasury: John G. Carlisle

Secretary of War: Daniel S. Lamont

Attorney General: Richard Olney; Judson Harmon (from June 11, 1895)

Postmaster General: Wilson S. Bissell; William L. Wilson (from April 4, 1895)

Secretary of the Navy: Hilary A. Herbert

Secretary of the Interior: Hoke Smith; David R. Francis (from September 4, 1896)

Secretary of Agriculture: Julius Sterling Morton

Supreme Court Appointments: Edward D. White (1894); Rufus W. Peckham (1895)

Congress #53 (August 7, 1893-March 3, 1895):

Senate: 44 Democrats; 38 Republicans; 3 Others

House: 220 Democrats; 126 Republicans; 10 Others

Congress #54 (December 2, 1895-March 3, 1897):

Senate: 44 Republicans; 39 Democrats; 5 Others

House: 246 Republicans; 104 Democrats; 7 Others

State Admitted: Utah (1896)