Nicolai Bojaxhiu was the father of Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu, better known as Mother Teresa.
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There is no info as the when in 1919 Nikollë Bojaxhiu died
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if you read your the Bible then you will find that there is Mary the mother of Jesus , Mary Magdalen , and Mary the sister of Lazarus..so therefore there is three Marys that i remember............and they are all diffent people...
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Yes, Gregor Mendell is considered to be Father of Genetics.  No, charles Darwin wrote his book without knowing what Mendell had discovered.
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In Heaven Judas Iscariot or Hilter\nIn Hell prbly Mother Teresea
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Da Vinci* \nYes, a daughter named Sarah via Mary Magdalene.
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Florence Nightingale, sort of the patron saint of the nursing profession, was known as "The Lady with the Lamp".\n\nHere is more information on Nightingale:\nhttp://www.florence-nightingale.co.uk/flo2.htm
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well God and then my mother grandmother great grandmother and son
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Well biblically: Father Abraham.  But, that isn't the question, is it?\n\nMulai Ismail (1646-1727)- By 1721 he was reputed to have 700 male descendents and over 350 female children.\n\nI know that doesn't answer the question about recent history.  I do know that John Tyler, former president of the United States, has the distinction of being the president  who fathered the most kids from two wives.
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Smurfette was created by Gargamel so I guess he iz her mother and father.
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She was a supportive wife and dedicated mother.  Although her husband cheated on her, which had to be difficult, she remained committed and classy.  She was a good speaker and carried on the work of her husband after he died.  She was peaceful and fair.
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Me? Sorry no. \nSee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_Teresa\nor watch "The Godfather"!
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Santa Claus (also known as Saint Nicholas, Saint Nick, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, Santy or simply Santa) is a folk hero in various cultures who distributes gifts to children, traditionally on Christmas Eve. Each name is a variation of Saint Nicholas, but refers to Santa Claus.\n\nIn other countries - Throughout Europe and North America, Santa Claus is generally known as such, but in some countries the gift-giver's name, attributes, date of arrival, and even identity varies.\n    * Austria: Christkind ("Christ child")\n    * Belgium: Sinterklaas\n    * Bulgaria: Дядо Коледа (Diado Koleda (Grandfather Christmas)), used to be Дядо Мраз ( Diado Mraz (Grandfather Frost)) before 1989\n    * Canada: Santa Claus (among English speakers); Le Père Noël ("Father Christmas", among French speakers)\n    * Czech Republic: Svatý Mikuláš ("Saint Nicholas"); Ježíšek (diminutive form of Ježíš ("Jesus"))\n    * Denmark: Julemanden\n    * Estonia: Jõuluvana\n    * Finland: Joulupukki\n    * France: Le Père Noël ("Father Christmas"); Père Noël is also the common figure in other French-speaking areas)\n    * Germany: Weihnachtsmann ("Christmas Man"); Christkind in southern Germany\n    * Greece: Άγιος Βασίλης ("Saint Basil")\n    * Hungary: Mikulás ("Nicholas"); Jézuska or Kis Jézus ("child Jesus")\n    * Italy: Babbo Natale ("Father Christmas"); La Befana (similar role as Santa Claus; she rides a broomstick rather than a sleigh, although she is not normally considered a witch); Gesù Bambino ("Christ Child"); Santa Lucia (A child saint "operating" in the Northern regions, bringing gift on December the 12th. As well as the Befana, an old lady, comes out on the Epifany, Jan 6th)\n    * Liechtenstein: Christkind\n    * Netherlands & Flanders: Sinterklaas (not with Christmas but on December 5th)\n    * Norway: Julenissen\n    * Poland: Święty Mikołaj / Mikołaj ("Saint Nicholas"); Gwiazdor in some regions\n    * Portugal: Pai Natal ("[Father Christmas]]")\n    * Romania: Moş Crăciun ("Father Christmas"); Moş Niculae ("Father Nicholas")\n    * Russia: Дед Мороз (Ded Moroz, "Grandfather Frost)\n    * Spain: Los Reyes Magos ("The Three Kings"; "Magi"); the Tió de Nadal in Catalonia; Olentzero in the Basque Country.\n    * Sweden: Jultomten\n    * Switzerland: Christkind\n    * Turkey: Noel Baba\n    * United Kingdom: Father Christmas; Santa Claus\n    * United States: Santa Claus; Kris Kringle; Saint Nicholas or Saint Nick\n\n    * Argentina: Papá Noel\n    * Brazil: Papai Noel\n    * Costa Rica: San Nicolás or Santa Clos\n    * Chile: Viejito Pascuero\n    * Mexico: Santa Claus; Niño Dios ("child Jesus"); Los Reyes Magos\n\n    * Japan: Santa Claus\n    * Taiwan: Santa Claus-derived (聖誕老人 or 聖誕老公公 "Old Man Christmas")\n    * The Philippines: Santa Claus\n\nSouth Africa: Sinterklaas; Father Christmas; Santa Claus
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Pope Benedict XVI.\nI'd like to raise the issues of women's rol inside the church and celibacy.
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Moses...Pope John Paul II.... Mother Teresa .... Martin Luther King... Mohandas Gandhi....Dalai Lama
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I would say Hannah. She lived during a time of spiritual drought. Eli the priest was lazy and his two sons were Hophni and Phineas were corrupt. Hannah longed for a son but the Lord closed her womb. Her husband, Elkanah wasn't very supportive but he gave her the better portions of his gifts. He had another wife Peninnah, who provoked her sorely, I mean, she really rubbed it in Hannah's face the fact that she could not bear children. I bet she was horrible to live with. But Hannah had heart, she cried out to God and asked the Lord to give her a son so that he would serve the Lord all the days of his life.  She would raise him as a Nazarite, separated for the purpose of God alone. She would give her son back to God because she knew Israel needed a true leader after God's heart and mind. When she had Samuel, she kept her word and lent him to the Lord all the days of his life. Because of Hannah's prayer, Israel had a faithful priest to the Lord who was steadfast  in his allegiance to God and devotion to His will and ways. Her prayers of anguish produced a mighty man of God's heart and mind. Now, that's my kind of woman to emulate!
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Adam;s father was God. God created him.
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It's Galileo Galilei.\n\nGalilei (his father's last name) means "son of Galileo", so probably his grandfather or grandgrandfather was called Galileo.