Combined Age of Presidents/VPs at Inauguration (Oldest-to-Youngest)
•135 years, 314 days | Truman/Barkley (1949)
•134 years, 207 days | Reagan/G.H.W. Bush (2nd term/1985)
•134 years, 153 days | Biden/Harris (2021)
•130 years, 218 days | Madison/Gerry (1813)
•128 years, 82 days | Trump/Pence (2017)
•127 years, 323 days | Ford/Rockefeller (1974)
(Rockefeller was appointed to the Vice Presidency to fill the vacancy created by Ford's succession to the Presidency. This was the combined age of Ford and Rockefeller at the time of Rockefeller's inauguration as Vice President on December 19, 1974.)
•127 years, 209 days | Madison/G. Clinton (1809)
•127 years, 181 days | Jefferson/G. Clinton (1805)
•126 years, 207 days | Reagan/G.H.W. Bush (1st term/1981)
•123 years, 247 days | F. Roosevelt/Truman (1945)
•123 years, 244 days | Hoover/Curtis (1929)
•123 years, 55 days | Wilson/Marshall (2nd term/1917)
•123 years, 49 days | F. Roosevelt/Garner (2nd term/1937)
•122 years, 188 days | G.W. Bush/Cheney (2nd term/2005)
•121 years, 230 days | Obama/Biden (2nd term/2013)
•121 years, 111 days | Nixon/Ford (1973)
(Ford was appointed to the Vice Presidency to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Spiro Agnew. This was the combined age of Nixon and Ford at the time of Ford's inauguration as Vice President on December 6, 1973.)
•120 years, 123 days: B. Harrison/Morton (1889)
•119 years, 26 days: Trump/Vance (2025)
•118 years, 363 days | W.H. Harrison/Tyler (1841)
•118 years, 135 days | Washington/J. Adams (2nd term/1793)
•116 years, 78 days | Jackson/Van Buren (1833)
•115 years, 135 days | F. Roosevelt/Garner (1st term/1933)
•115 years, 85 days | J. Adams/Jefferson (1797)
•115 years, 83 days | Nixon/Agnew (2nd term/1973)
•115 years, 67 days | Pierce/King
(This was the combined age of Pierce and King on Inauguration Day, March 4, 1853. King, who was seriously ill and attempting to recover his health outside of Washington, D.C., received special Congressional permission to be formally sworn in as Vice President in Cuba on March 24, 1853.)
•115 years, 55 days | Wilson/Marshall (1st term/1913)
•114 years, 188 days | G.W. Bush/Cheney (1st term/2001)
•113 years, 230 days | Obama/Biden (1st term/2009)
•113 years, 164 days | Cleveland/Hendricks (1885)
•113 years, 156 days | Taylor/Fillmore (1849)
•113 years, 118 days | Cleveland/Stevenson (1893)
•112 years, 85 days | Lincoln/A. Johnson (1865)
•112 years, 67 days | Coolidge/Dawes (1925)
•112 years, 33 days | Hayes/Wheeler (1877)
•111 years, 327 days | Grant/H. Wilson (1873)
•111 years, 95 days | F. Roosevelt/Wallace (1941)
•110 years, 241 days | Washington/J. Adams (1st term/1789)
(Adams was sworn in as the first Vice President on April 21, 1789. Washington was sworn in as the first President nine days later, on April 30, 1789.)
•110 years, 227 days | Van Buren/R. Johnson (1837)
•110 years, 109 days | Eisenhower/Nixon (2nd term/1957)
•110 years, 19 days | L. Johnson/Humphrey (1965)
•109 years, 201 days | Monroe/Tompkins (2nd term/1821)
•108 years, 340 days | Jackson/Calhoun (1829)
•107 years, 83 days | Nixon/Agnew (1st term/1969)
•106 years, 308 days | McKinley/Hobart (1897)
•106 years, 211 days | G.H.W. Bush/Quayle (1989)
•104 years, 301 days | Taft/Sherman (1909)
•104 years, 0 days | Harding/Coolidge (1921)
•103 years, 209 days | Lincoln/Hamlin (1861)
•102 years, 351 days | Jefferson/Burr (1801)
•102 years, 109 days | Eisenhower/Nixon (1st term/1953)
•101 years, 362 days | Buchanan/Breckinridge (1857)
•101 years, 359 days | Polk/Dallas (1845)
•101 years, 201 days | Monroe/Tompkins (1st term/1817)
•101 years, 116 days | Carter/Mondale (1977)
•100 years, 255 days | Garfield/Arthur (1881)
•100 years, 222 days | J.Q. Adams/Calhoun (1825)
•100 years, 162 days | McKinley/T. Roosevelt (1901)
•99 years, 60 days | T. Roosevelt/Fairbanks (1905)
•99 years, 16 days | Clinton/Gore (2nd term/1997)
•96 years, 17 days | Kennedy/L. Johnson (1961)
•92 years, 292 days | Grant/Colfax (1869)
•91 years, 16 days | Clinton/Gore (1st term/1993)