Harrison's death made him President, 1841. Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% TYLER Harrison's death made him President, 1841. (5)
68% DEFYING Death-___ (7) New York Times Oct 5, 2025
68% FORD (Harrison [?) Ranger] (4) USA Today Quick Sep 22, 2025
68% PS (Harrison [?) Ranger] (2) USA Today Quick Sep 22, 2025
62% HER Him and (3)
58% AGEE "A Death in the Family" author (4) Thomas Joseph Oct 2, 2025
58% STHELENA Site of Napoleon's death (8) The Atlantic Sep 25, 2025
58% HAYES 19th President (5) Thomas Joseph Sep 24, 2025
58% OBAMA 44th president (5) Thomas Joseph Sep 20, 2025
58% FATAL Ending in death (5) (5) Mirror Classic Sep 5, 2025
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