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Examine the life of the United States' first vice president and second president, John Adams
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Cabinet of President John Adams

The table provides a list of cabinet members in the administration of President John Adams.

Cabinet of President John Adams
March 4, 1797–March 3, 1801
*Newly created department.
State Timothy Pickering
John Marshall (from June 6, 1800)
Treasury Oliver Wolcott, Jr.
Samuel Dexter (from January 1, 1801)
War James McHenry
Samuel Dexter (from June 12, 1800)
Navy* Benjamin Stoddert (from June 18, 1798)
Attorney General Charles Lee