Until May of 2025, President John Tyler, who lived between 1790-1862, had one surviving grandson.

That interesting US history fact you loved sharing is, sadly, no more. 2025 marked the end of one of American history’s most interesting facts.

Until May of 2025, President John Tyler, who lived between 1790-1862, had one surviving grandson. Harrison Ruffin Tyler (born in 1928) passed away back in May of 2025 and was the subject of great interest, given he was a living grandson of a President (the 10th, in fact) of the United States born in the 18th century.

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Until May of 2025, President John Tyler, who lived between 1790-1862, had one surviving grandson.

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