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(O’Brien) 
    Mumler, William H. 
    Murray, William Vans 
    National Enquire r 
    National First Ladies’ Library 
    New York City 
    New York Time s 
    Nirdlinger, Charles F. 
    Nixon, Julie (later Eisenhower) 
    Nixon, Pat
    Nixon, Richard M. 
    Norris, Basil 
    Noyan treatments 
    Obama, Michelle 
    O’Brien, Michael 
    Onassis, Aristotle 
    Ord, Mary 
    O’Reilly, Robert M. 
    Orman, Ben 
    Osler, William 
    osteoarthritis 
    Packard, Francis Appleton 
    Packard, Randall M. 
    pancreatitis, B. Ford’s 
    Paracelsus 
    partnership patterns 
    Payne, Anna 
    Payne, Dorothea 
    phenobarbital 
    Philadelphia, yellow fever epidemics 
    Phillips, Dr. 
    phrenology 
    Physick, Philip Synge 
    Pierce, Benny 
    Pierce, Frank Robert 
    Pierce, Franklin 
    Pierce, Franklin, Jr. 
    Pierce, Jane Appleton 
    Pillsbury, Stanley 
    Plasmodium spp. 
    Platt, Emily (later Hayes) 
    pneumonia 
    Pocahontas 
    political advisor role, during the 1800s
    political advisor role, during the 1900s
    Polk, Gustavus 
    Polk, James 
    Polk, Sarah (earlier Childress) 
    Portman, Dr. 
    Powel, Elizabeth Willing 
    Powers, Abigail (later Fillmore) 
    prednisone 
    preeclampsia 
    pregnancies, during the 1800s
    pregnancies, during the 1900s
    The Presidents’ Wives (Watson)
    Preston, Thomas Jex 
    Princeton, explosion 
    professions/occupations, before White House

    quinine treatments 

    Radcliffe, Donnie 
    Randolph, Edmund 
    rankings: First Lady 
    Reagan, Nancy (earlier Robbins, then Davis) 
    Reagan, Patti 
    Reagan, Ron 
    Reagan, Ronald 
    Reed, Walter 
    Reeves, Thomas 
    Regula, Mary 
    Regula, Ralph 
    respiratory ailments
    rheumatic fever, M. Eisenhower’s 
    rheumatism/rheumatoid arthritis
    Richardson, Charles W. 
    Riley, Dr.
    Riley, James Whitcomb 
    Rixey, Presley Marion 
    Robb, George 
    Robbins, Edith (earlier Luckett, later Davis) 
    Robbins, Nancy (later Davis, then Reagan) 
    Rockefeller, Happy 
    Rolfe, John
    Rolfe, Thomas 
    Roosevelt, Alice Hathaway (earlier Lee) 
    Roosevelt, Anna 
    Roosevelt, Edith Kermit Carrow 
    Roosevelt, Eleanor 
    Roosevelt, Ethel 
    Roosevelt, Franklin D. 
    Roosevelt, Quentin 
    Roosevelt, Theodore 
    Ruffin, Sterling 
    Rush, Benjamin 
    Ryan, Thelma Catherine “Pat” (later Nixon) 
    Ryan, Tom 
    Safire, William 
    Salinger, Pierre 
    Sartoris, Algernon 
    Sartoris, Nellie Grant 
    Sawyer, Carl 
    Sawyer, Charles 
    Sayre, Francis 
    Sayre, Jesse (earlier Wilson) 
    Schlesinger, Arthur 
    Schumer, Charles 
    Scott, Caroline (later Harrison) 
    Scott, Henry (friend of McKinleys) 
    Scott, Henry M. (brother of Caroline Scott, later Harrison) 
    Scott, John 
    Scott, Mary 
    Scott, W. 
    sepsis, I. McKinley’s 
    Sewall, Thomas 
    Seward, William 
    Shepherd, Jack 
    similia principle, homeopathy 
    skin cancer, L. Bush’s 
    smallpox 
    Smathers, George 
    Smith, Abigail “Nabby” (earlier Adams) 
    Smith, Helen McCain 
    Smith, James 
    Smith, Margaret Mackall (later Taylor) 
    Snow, Tony 
    Snyder, Howard 
    social/ceremonial role, during the 1800s
    social/ceremonial role, during the 1900s
    Spalding, Chuck 
    spiritualism 
    squamous cell carcinoma, L. Bush’s 
    staph infection, J. Coolidge’s 
    Stephens, Charles 
    Sternberg, William 
    Sterrett, William 
    Stone, Robert K. 
    strabismus, J. Grant’s 
    strokes, during the 1800s
    strokes, during the 1900s
    subdural hematoma, H. Clinton’s 
    suicidal thoughts/suicides
    surgeries
    Sydenham, Thomas 
    Taft, Charles Phelps 
    Taft, Helen (daughter of Nellie) 
    Taft, Helen Herron “Nellie,”
    Taft, Horace 
    Taft, Mary-Florence 
    Taft, Robert 
    Taft, William Howard 
    tartar treatments 
    Taylor, Ann Margaret (later Wood) 
    Taylor, Margaret Mackall (earlier Smith) 
    Taylor, Mary Elizabeth “Betty” (later Bliss) 
    Taylor, Octavia 
    Taylor, Sarah Knox (later Davis) 
    Taylor,