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^ My Life, Bill Clinton, Random House, 2004, ISBN 7-6.Historical Dictionary of the United States. ^ The Oxford Desk Dictionary of People and Places.Roger Clinton died of cancer aged 59 in 1967. After a period in the hospital, he requested to come home to die. Roger's illness recurred later in the fall of 1967. A journey of some 200 miles, Bill would eventually forgive Roger for his abusive actions as a stepfather. Clinton was eventually reconciled with his stepson when Bill Clinton drove down from Georgetown over several weekends to visit him at the Duke Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, after he became ill. Though Bill loved his stepfather, Roger's alcoholism, gambling, and subsequent abuse of his mother and half-brother would lead to Bill's intervening on numerous occasions with physical force, each time resulting in his stepfather's arrest. Roger was said to have suffered from alcoholism and to have been abusive towards his family. Roger Clinton was referred to as 'Daddy' in Bill Clinton's presidential memoir My Life. He wrote, in My Life, 'Maybe I even wanted to do something nice for Daddy'. Bill Clinton also said that he adopted it eventually out of disrespect for his stepfather. One of the reasons for the name change was that his stepson wanted for him and his brother to have the same last name in school. Roger and Virginia divorced in 1962, but remarried a few months later, after which his stepson took the surname Clinton at the Garland County Courthouse. In 1956, he and Virginia had their only child, Roger Clinton Jr., in Hot Springs. After a year or so on the farm, around 1955, they moved into Hot Springs. Eventually Clinton sold the Buick dealership and moved, with his family, to a four hundred-acre farm a few miles west of Hot Springs. Roger Clinton and his family lived at the south end of Hope. In 1950 he married Virginia Blythe, mother of the future president, whose first husband had died in a car crash in 1946, three months before the birth of their son Bill. He was later described by Bill Clinton as 'a handsome, hell-raising, twice-divorced man from Hot Springs, Arkansas'. Clinton was an owner of the local Buick dealership that he ran with his brother and a friend Earl T Ricks.

Clinton (Aug– June 14, 1965) and Eula Cornwell (– October 10, 1975). Roger Clinton was born in Yell County, Arkansas, the son of Allen W. While Roger and Virginia divorced in 1962 they were remarried again shortly after, with Bill adopting the Clinton surname. president Bill Clinton, having married Bill's mother Virginia in 1950 when Bill was 4. He was the first stepfather of former U.S. (J– November 8, 1967) was an American car salesman.

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