Talk:List of vice presidents of the United States by age

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Split the article in two?

I was wondering-maybe we should split the article into 2 different ones. One for longevity and the other for deaths!

The Robot 2000 (talk) 18:46, 10 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Elbridge Gerry?

Is there no information about Gerry's cause of death? --Jerchel (talk) 17:21, 19 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

adding information

Drdpw I don't see why that line shouldn't be there as it's not any different than the lines before and after. AmYisroelChai (talk) 20:18, 28 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Agree with reference to the vacancy of vice president office.--Maher27777 (talk) 21:16, 28 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]

I restored the information, but moved it to the paragraph about pre-25th Amendment vacancies in the vice-presidency. Drdpw (talk) 22:18, 28 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]

median age

the median age upon accession is the middle vp or the 2 middle ones divided in two so 48 vps makes the 24th and 25th vp by age the median their age divided in two עם ישראל חי (talk) 19:18, 7 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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Table formatting options

The table as it currently exists (showing just a subset of the rows):

#	Vice President	Birth date	Start of vice presidency		End of vice presidency		Post-VP timespan	Death
	Vice President	Birth date	Date	Age	Date	Age	Post-VP timespan	Date	Age
1	John Adams	Oct 30, 1735	Apr 21, 1789	53 years, 173 days	Mar 4, 1797	61 years, 125 days	29 years, 122 days	July 5, 1826Jul 4, 1826	90 years, 247 days
2	Thomas Jefferson	Apr 13, 1743	Mar 4, 1797	53 years, 325 days	Mar 4, 1801	57 years, 325 days	25 years, 122 days	Jul 4, 1826	83 years, 82 days
3	Aaron Burr	Feb 6, 1756	Mar 4, 1801	45 years, 26 days	Mar 4, 1805	49 years, 26 days	31 years, 194 days	Sep 14, 1836	80 years, 221 days
4	George Clinton	Jul 26, 1739	Mar 4, 1805	65 years, 221 days	Apr 20, 1812^[a]	72 years, 269 days	00,0070 days	Apr 20, 1812	72 years, 269 days
26	Charles W. Fairbanks	May 11, 1852	Mar 4, 1905	52 years, 297 days	Mar 4, 1909	56 years, 297 days	9 years, 92 days	Jun 4, 1918	66 years, 24 days
47	Joe Biden	Nov 20, 1942	Jan 20, 2009	66 years, 61 days	Jan 20, 2017	74 years, 61 days	7 years, 298 days	2024-11-13(Living)	81 years, 359 days
48	Mike Pence	Jun 7, 1959	Jan 20, 2017	57 years, 227 days	2024-11-13(Incumbent)	65 years, 159 days	00,000 —	2024-11-13(Living)	65 years, 159 days
#	Vice President	Birth date	Date	Age	Date	Age	Post-VP timespan	Date	Age
#	Vice President	Birth date	Start of vice presidency		End of vice presidency		Post-VP timespan	Death

Another option

Vice President	Born on	Term of office	Age at stert	Age at end	Retired for	Died on	Age
John Adams	Oct 30, 1735	01: Apr 21, 1789 – Mar 4, 1797	53 years, 173 days	61 years, 125 days	29 years, 122 days	July 5, 1826Jul 4, 1826	90 years, 247 days
Thomas Jefferson	Apr 13, 1743	02: Mar 4, 1797 – Mar 4, 1801	53 years, 325 days	57 years, 325 days	25 years, 122 days	Jul 4, 1826	83 years, 82 days
Aaron Burr	Feb 6, 1756	03: Mar 4, 1801 – Mar 4, 1805	45 years, 26 days	49 years, 26 days	31 years, 194 days	Sep 14, 1836	80 years, 221 days
George Clinton	Jul 26, 1739	04: Mar 4, 1805 – Apr 20, 1812^[a]	65 years, 221 days	72 years, 269 days	00,0070 days	Apr 20, 1812	72 years, 269 days
Charles W. Fairbanks	May 11, 1852	26: Mar 4, 1905 – Mar 4, 1909	52 years, 297 days	56 years, 297 days	9 years, 92 days	Jun 4, 1918	66 years, 24 days
Joe Biden	Nov 20, 1942	47: Jan 20, 2009 – Jan 20, 2017	66 years, 61 days	74 years, 61 days	7 years, 298 days	2024-11-13(Living)	81 years, 359 days
Mike Pence	Jun 7, 1959	48: Jan 20, 2017 – (present)	57 years, 227 days	65 years, 159 days	00,000 —	2024-11-13(Living)	65 years, 159 days
Vice President	Born on	Term of office	Age at stert	Age at end	Retired for	Died on	Age

When I finish modifying the 2nd table, I'll be interested to hear comments from pagewatchers. YBG (talk) 04:56, 17 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Well, it turns out it didn't make that much difference. I could gain a little more room by removing the numbers. But all in all, we can all breathe a sigh of relief that I didn't try this out in the article itself. YBG (talk) 05:25, 17 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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