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Abigail Adams
Sources attach this name to the 1 place below. The name itself is part of the folklore record.
Abigail Adams is the White House's domestic ghost — the first lady who dried laundry in the East Room in 1800 and is reportedly still seen hanging it there, arms raised, in the oldest staff lore. Willie Lincoln — the president's dead son — is the other resident child: reported by Taft-era staff and the Truman household.