Children of the Prime Ministers of Canada

This is a list of children of the Prime Ministers of Canada. Seventeen out of Canada's twenty-two prime ministers are acknowledged to have fathered children, not including Wilfrid Laurier who was alleged to have fathered two illegitimate children with Émilie Lavergne or John Diefenbaker who was also alleged to have fathered two illegitimate children.

Kim Campbell, Canada's only female Prime Minister did not have any children of her own, but was a stepmother to Pamela, Judy, and Miriam Divinsky, her first husband Nathan Divinsky's daughters. Although she and Divinsky divorced in 1983, her stepdaughter Pamela assisted on Campbell's campaign bus during the 1993 election.

William Lyon Mackenzie King and Richard B. Bennett were both bachelors. Wilfrid Laurier and Robert L. Borden were married, but had no children.

Children of Prime Ministers of Canada

Sir John A. Macdonald

Hugh John Macdonald
  1. John Alexander Macdonald (1847–1848)
  2. Hugh John Macdonald (1850–1929) - Tory MP for Winnipeg South
  3. Margaret Mary Theodora Macdonald (1869–1933)

Note: John and Hugh's mother was Macdonald's first wife, Isabella Clark (1809–1857). Margaret's mother was Susan Agnes Bernard, Macdonald's wife during his term as Prime Minister.

Alexander Mackenzie

  1. Mary Mackenzie (b. June 25, 1846; d. May 29, 1847)
  2. Mary Mackenzie (b. August 25, 1848; d. May 9, 1920)
  3. William Mackenzie (b. April 3, 1850; d. August 29, 1850)[1]

Note: The mother of all three children was Helen Neil (21 October 1826-January 4, 1852). Mackenzie had no children with Jane Sym, his wife during his term as Prime Minister.

Sir John Joseph Caldwell Abbott

  1. Frances Maria (Frankie) Abbott (b. June 17, 1850 – d. 1925)[2][3]
  2. John Betham (Jack) Abbott (b. December 23, 1852 – d. 1930) - lawyer
  3. William Hamilton Abbott (1853–1930) - leading manufacturer
  4. Mary Isabella (Minnie) Abbott (b. July 18, 1855 – d. 1932)
  5. Henry (Harry) Abbott (b. October 5, 1857 – d. March 5, 1898) - lawyer
  6. Charles Alfred Abbott (1859–1859)
  7. Alice Elizabeth Abbott (1861–1945)
  8. Arthur Edward Abbott (1865–1944) - leading manufacturer
  9. Harriet Abbott (1867–1955)

Sir John Sparrow David Thompson

  1. unknown name (died at birth, September 3, 1871)
  2. John Thomas Connolly Thompson (1872–1952)
  3. Joseph Thompson (1874–1935)
  4. Mary Aloysia (Babe) Thompson (1876–1917)
  5. Mary Helena Thompson (1878–1944)
  6. Annie Mary Thompson (1879–1880)
  7. unknown name (died at birth, December 7, 1880)
  8. Frances Alice (Frankie) Thompson (1881–1947)
  9. David Anthony Thompson (1883–1885)

Sir Mackenzie Bowell

  1. Charles James Bowell, (1867-?)
  2. Evalyn Margaret Bowell
  3. John Moore Bowell
  4. Alice Maude Bowell (Lived for two weeks)
  5. George Mackenzie Bowell (Lived for three months)
  6. Louisa Mahamah Bowell (1848–1919)
  7. Caroline Bowell (1850–1939)
  8. Elizabeth Nancy Bowell (1852–1854)
  9. Anna Mary Bowell (1856–1861)

Sir Charles Tupper

William Johnston Tupper
  1. Emma Tupper (b. 1847)
  2. Elizabeth Stewart (Lilly) Tupper (April–November 1849)
  3. James Stewart Tupper (1851–1915) - lawyer[4]
  4. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper (1855–1927) - Tory MP for Pictou
  5. Sophy Almon Tupper (1858–1863)
  6. William Johnston Tupper (1862–1947) - Manitoba MLA for Winnipeg

Arthur Meighen

  1. Theodore Roosevelt Meighen (1905–1979) - lawyer and philanthropist
  2. Maxwell Charles Gordon Meighen (1908–1992) - corporate executive
  3. Lillian Meighen (1910–1993) - philanthropist

Louis St. Laurent

  1. Marthe St. Laurent (b. 1909)
  2. Renault St. Laurent (1910–1977) - lawyer
  3. Jean-Paul St. Laurent (1912–1986) - Liberal MP for Témiscouata
  4. Thérèse St. Laurent (b. 1915)
  5. Madeleine St. Laurent (1917–2002)

John Diefenbaker

  1. Carolyn Diefenbaker (1934–2010, stepdaughter)

Lester Bowles Pearson

  1. Geoffrey Pearson (1927 – 2008) - diplomat
  2. Patricia Lillian Pearson (b. 1929)

Pierre Elliott Trudeau

Justin Trudeau
  1. Justin Trudeau (b. 1971) - Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada and Liberal MP for Papineau, 23rd Prime Minister of Canada since 2015.
  2. Alexandre "Sacha" Trudeau (b. 1973) - reporter and documentary filmmaker
  3. Michel Trudeau (1975–1998)
  4. Sarah Coyne (b. 1991) with Deborah Coyne

Joe Clark

  1. Catherine Jane Clark (b. 1976) - broadcaster

John Turner

  1. Elizabeth Turner (b. 1964)
  2. Michael Turner (b. 1965)
  3. David James Turner (b. 1968)
  4. Andrew Turner (b. 1971)

Brian Mulroney

  1. Caroline Mulroney (b. 1974) - Lawyer, consultant and academic administrator
  2. Benedict Mulroney (b. 1976) - TV host
  3. Robert "Mark" Mulroney (b. 1979) - Managing Director, Head of Equity Capital Markets, National Bank of Canada
  4. Nicolas Mulroney (b. 1985) - Associate, CIBC Capital Markets

Jean Chrétien

  1. France Chrétien (b. 1958) - lawyer and businesswoman
  2. Hubert Chrétien (b. 1965)
  3. Michel Chrétien (b. 1968, adopted)

Paul Martin

  1. Paul William Martin (b. 1966)
  2. James Robert Martin (b. 1969)
  3. David Patrick Martin (b. 1974)

Stephen Harper

  1. Benjamin Harper (b. 1996)
  2. Rachel Harper (b. 1999)

Justin Trudeau

  1. Xavier James Trudeau (b. 2007)
  2. Ella-Grace Margaret Trudeau (b. 2009)
  3. Hadrien Grégoire Trudeau (b. 2014)

Grandchildren of Prime Ministers of Canada

Sir John A. Macdonald

Alexander Mackenzie

Sir John Joseph Caldwell Abbott

Sir Mackenzie Bowell

Sir Charles Tupper

Arthur Meighen

Louis St. Laurent

Lester B. Pearson

Pierre Elliot Trudeau

Joe Clark

Brian Mulroney

Jean Chrétien

  1. - 4 grandchildren - from France Chrétien

Paul Martin

References

  1. ↑ Notes by Alexander Mackenzie written on the back of his marriage certificate.
  2. ↑ http://bradford.gendepository.com/genealogies/richbradford.htm
  3. ↑ http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onglenga/Genealogies/Bethune.pdf
  4. ↑ http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/people/tupper_js.shtml
  5. ↑ http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~onglenga/Genealogies/Bethune.pdf
  6. ↑ http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/u/f/Robert-Duffin/GENE5-0008.html#CHILD94
  7. ↑ http://books.google.ca/books?id=D7mHrXlab44C&pg=PA139&lpg=PA139&dq=Charles+Stewart+Tupper+James+Stewart+Tupper&source=bl&ots=EufbaxiQhz&sig=Dd4XHShi59QpVp43gDHg4ZjgiwA&hl=en&ei=vv9gSsKcIdiCtgfUxvzpDA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3
  8. ↑ http://www.seaboardgroup.com/main/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=703&Itemid=2
  9. ↑ http://www.planinstitute.ca/?q=node/255
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