Google James Buchanan and you inevitably discover ... derives from his relationship with one man in particular: William Rufus DeVane King of Alabama. The premise raises many questions: What ...

William Rufus DeVane King, the 13th United States ... A lifelong bachelor, King lived for 15 years in the home of future U.S. president James Buchanan while the two served in the Senate. Buchanan, ...

William Rufus Devane ... bachelor president, James Buchanan. The two lodged together in Washington, D.C. A biographer of James Knox Polk, Barzman said, wrote that King's "fastidious habits ...

One of those – William Rufus DeVane King – called Alabama home ... on his relationship with the 15 th president of the U.S. James Buchanan. He and Buchanan, neither of whom married, were ...

Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1965 historic march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., for Negro voter rights changed the South forever. (Or, did it?) Few know that another King – William Rufus ... DeVane was ...

Was President James Buchanan gay? Probably not. At least, so says the historian Thomas Balcerski (who is gay himself, if that matters). There’s no need for a spoiler alert on this revelation ...

Some of the most popular theories about whether there has ever been a gay president surround President James ... Buchanan and his relationship with Senator and Vice President William Rufus King ...

William Rufus DeVane King. Rooming in Washington ... According to the Omni Hotels and Resorts website, in 1821 future U.S. President James Buchanan made the first of many visits to Bedford Springs, ...