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The Pet Wiki > All Pets > History and Culture > U.S. Presidents and their Pets > Andrew Jackson’s parrot

Andrew Jackson’s parrot

June 6, 2018June 6, 2018Shira Comments Off on Andrew Jackson’s parrot

In 1845, President Andrew Jackson’s pet parrot was removed from his funeral for swearing.

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