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| religion=[[Presbyterian]] Andrew Jackson was born to [[Presbyterian]] [[Scots-Irish Americans|Scots-Irish]] immigrants [[Andrew Jackson, Sr.|An

|religion=[[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]] ...confirmed, and became a [[Eucharist|communicant]] in the [[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]] Church in a single ceremony on [[February 1]], [[1953]], just 12 days aft

...racker was named after the Reverend Sylvester Graham (1794-1851). He was a Presbyterian minister who strongly believed in eating whole wheat flour products.

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| religion=[[Presbyterian]] ...and his wife, Ann Neal.<ref>Nevins, 8–10</ref> Cleveland's father was a [[Presbyterian]] minister, originally from [[Connecticut]].<ref>Graff, 3–4; Nevins, 8–

Fillmore was descended from [[Scottish people|Scottish]] [[Presbyterian]]s on his father's side and English dissenters on his mother's. His father

| religion=[[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]] ...enty-eighth [[President of the United States]]. A devout [[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian]] and leading intellectual of the [[Progressive Era]], he served as [[Presi

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...e. His formal education began at the age of 18, when he studied at [[Zion Presbyterian Church (Tennessee)|Zion Church]] near his home. He later attended a school

...Christmas was being lost in a shopping spree. <ref>First [[Presbyterianism|Presbyterian Church]] of Watertown [http://www.watertownfirstpres.org/sermons/12-11-05.h

...Reagan was raised as a member of Disciples of Christ, but later attended [[Presbyterian]] services. See [http://www.reaganfoundation.org/programs/lc/reagan_facts.

...amily to [[Independence, Missouri|Independence]], so he could attend the [[Presbyterian]] Church Sunday School. Truman did not attend a traditional school until he