First Children

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Alice Roosevelt

The self-described "wild child," smoked on the White House roof, fired guns at telegraph poles and walked around with a boa constrictor around her neck. Often referred to as "Princess Alice," she died in 1980 at 96.

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Margaret Truman

When Harry Truman's daughter told a waiter, "No potatoes, please," the Potato Growers Association wrote angry letters of protest. Later, she wore a scarf to an event; WWD said she damaged the millinery industry. She died in 2008 at 83.

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John Jr. and Caroline Kennedy

"He had this desk in the Oval Office which was made, which belonged to a sea captain," John F. Kennedy Jr. (with sis Caroline) has said of his father John F. Kennedy. "I just remember the inside and you could crawl around in it...."

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Susan Ford Bales

Susan (with dad Gerald Ford) was the only Presidential daughter to ever hold her prom in the East Room at the White House, The only problem? "They couldn't exactly spike the punch!" she's joked.

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Amy Carter

Amy Carter, president Jimmy Carter's young daughter, famously brought a book to a state dinner - supposedly an insult to foreign guests - and when she built a tree house the Secret Service stood guard below.

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Chelsea Clinton

The Stanford grad was only 12 when her father Bill Clinton became president. When Mike Myers famously referred to the child as not "a babe" in an SNL sketch, it triggered an angry reaction and he apologized.

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Barbara and Jenna Bush

The twins were famously busted for underage drinking during their father George W. Bush's first term in office. Jenna now teaches and lives with her husband Henry Hager in Baltimore; Barbara, a Yale grad, lives in NYC and works for a Smithsonian museum.

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Malia and Sasha Obama

Barack Obama's girls Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7, are second youngest kids ever to live in the White House. Asked how she deals with media attention, Malia, according to her mom, said: "I just wave and smile...."