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How many presidents have been father and son
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It's happened twice: John Adams was president number two, and his son John Quincy Adams was president number six. And of course recently we had George Bush (#41) and George W. Bush (#43).
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It's happened twice: John Adams was president number two, and his son John Quincy Adams was president number six. And of course recently we had George Bush (#41) and George W. Bush (#43).