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List of children of clergy

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List of noted children of clergy is a list of notable persons concerned with individuals whose status as a child of a cleric is important, preferably critical, to their fame or significance.

Western religions

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Christian

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Pre-Schism

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  • Saint Patrick, Patron Saint of Ireland, son of a British deacon and grandson of a priest

Catholic

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George Coșbuc, son of an Eastern-rite Catholic priest

Eastern Orthodox

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Dmitri Mendeleev, son of an Eastern Orthodox priest.[6][7]

Oriental Orthodoxy

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Protestant

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Jane Austen, daughter of an Anglican clergyman
Theodor Mommsen, son of a Lutheran minister
Albert Schweitzer, Son of a Lutheran-Evangelical pastor
Ernest Walton – son of a Methodist minister
Wright Brothers – sons of a bishop in the Church of the United Brethren in Christ
Woodrow Wilson, Son of a Presbyterian theologian
John Logie Baird – son of a Presbyterian minister[16]
Portia White – daughter of a Protestant minister
Martin Luther King Jr. – son of a Baptist pastor
Robert Curl – son of a Methodist minister[17]
John Sulston – son of an Anglican priest
Denzel Washington – son of an ordained Pentecostal minister
Aaron Paul – son of a Baptist minister[18]
Jessica Simpson – her father was Baptist minister
Angela Merkel, German chancellor, daughter of a Lutheran pastor
Friedrich Nietzsche, son of a Lutheran pastor
Margaret Thatcher, daughter of a Methodist pastor

Morgan Wallen - Son of a Tennessee Preacher.

Islam (children of Imams, Shaykhs, or Ayatollahs)

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Jewish

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Émile Durkheim, Son of a rabbi

Eastern religion

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Buddhism

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Kiyoura Keigo, son of a Buddhist priest

Shinto

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See also

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