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Martha Patterson

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    …social duties to her daughter, Martha Patterson, who won praise for her simple ways and hard work. Finding the White House (then known as the Executive Mansion) in disrepair, Johnson used a congressional appropriation of $30,000 to refurbish it, and she arranged for two cows to live on the White…

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