When Millard Fillmore became president in 1850, ... Perhaps the greatest credit we can give them is to note that the Civil War began in 1861 rather than in 1851 ...

Millard Fillmore assumed the presidency with ever-growing dissent over slavery. His presidency made the problem even worse. MILLARD Fillmore was born in Summerhill in the Finger Lakes region of New… ...

Millard Fillmore proposed paying Texas to abandon ... The compromise of 1850, hammered out by Daniel Webster and Henry Clay in an attempt to forestall or prevent a civil war over the issue ...

Bravo to Bill Regan for selecting Professor Carole Emberton, a prominent historian of the Civil War and Reconstruction eras, as the UB speaker at the Millard Fillmore commemoration this year. As noted ...

Remembering the sins of Millard Fillmore. ... Some years later, during the Civil War, a soldier from Busti encountered Williams in an army camp near Brandy Station, Va.

President Millard Fillmore is the namesake of Millard County and its county seat, ... Although he denounced secession he was critical of President Abraham Lincoln throughout the Civil War.

Buffalo’s mid-19th century bigwig Millard Fillmore has his name on a street, hospital and high school in spite of his zeal for hunting down runaway slaves. He’s the sort of What to do with ...

Millard Fillmore won't be so ubiquitous around Buffalo anymore. The Buffalo Common Council approved to remove the 13th President of the United State's name from properties throughout the city on ...

Millard Fillmore proposed paying Texas to abandon ... The compromise of 1850, hammered out by Daniel Webster and Henry Clay in an attempt to forestall or prevent a civil war over the issue ...