Political and business dynasties
Trump Family Tree
The Trump family went from a German immigrant’s restaurants in the Klondike gold rush to New York real estate and, with Donald Trump, to the White House twice. This Trump family tree covers four generations: Friedrich and Elizabeth Trump, Fred Trump and Mary Anne MacLeod, Donald Trump and his siblings, his three marriages and five children, and the grandchildren.
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The Trump family tree chart
Friedrich Trump and Elizabeth Christ are at the top. Their son Fred married Mary Anne MacLeod, a Scottish immigrant, and their five children are in the third row. Donald Trump’s three marriages each have their own branch of children, and dashed lines mark the marriages that ended in divorce.
How to read the lines
- A short line between two people joins a couple; a dashed couple line means the marriage or relationship ended.
- A line going down from a couple (or one parent) to a horizontal bar leads to their children, who sit side by side on the row below.
- A dashed parent line with a small label marks an adoptive, step or guardian parent rather than a birth parent.
- Long lines across the chart join people who married into another branch. Click either person to see the connection highlighted.
Four generations of the Trump family with birth and death years. Open the full-size image or open it in the editor to rearrange it.
Branch-by-branch family trees
The whole Trump family tree is wide because every generation sits on one row. These smaller charts follow one branch at a time: a person, their partners and all of their descendants. Click a chart to explore it above, or open it full size.
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Donald Trump family tree
Donald Trump’s children and grandchildren: Donald Trump and their descendants, 24 people in all.
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Donald Trump Jr. family tree
Donald Trump Jr.’s family: Donald Trump Jr. and their descendants, 7 people in all.
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Ivanka Trump family tree
Ivanka Trump’s family: Ivanka Trump and their descendants, 5 people in all.
Friedrich Trump: from Kallstadt to the Klondike
The family’s American story begins with Friedrich Trump, born in 1869 in Kallstadt, a wine village in what is now Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He emigrated to New York in 1885, aged 16, and later ran restaurants and lodging houses for miners during the Klondike gold rush in Canada. He married Elizabeth Christ, also from Kallstadt, in 1902. After Friedrich died in the 1918 flu pandemic, Elizabeth and their teenage son Fred started the real-estate business that became the Trump Organization.
Fred Trump and Mary Anne MacLeod
Fred Trump became one of New York’s biggest builders of middle-class housing in Queens and Brooklyn. In 1936 he married Mary Anne MacLeod, who had emigrated from the Isle of Lewis in the Scottish Hebrides, where Gaelic was her first language. They had five children:
Maryanne (1937–2023), a federal appeals court judge; Fred Jr. (1938–1981), an airline pilot who died of complications of alcoholism at 42; Elizabeth (born 1942); Donald (born 1946); and Robert (1948–2020), a businessman. Fred Jr.’s daughter, the psychologist Mary L. Trump, has written books about the family.
Donald Trump’s marriages and children
Donald Trump has been married three times and has five children:
- With Ivana Zelníčková (married 1977, divorced 1990): Donald Jr. (1977), Ivanka (1981) and Eric (1984).
- With Marla Maples (married 1993, divorced 1999): Tiffany (1993).
- With Melania Knauss (married 2005): Barron (2006).
Donald Trump’s grandchildren
Donald Trump has eleven grandchildren. Donald Jr. and his former wife Vanessa have five children: Kai, a golfer, Donald III, Tristan, Spencer and Chloe. Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner have three: Arabella, Joseph and Theodore. Eric and Lara Trump have two, Luke and Carolina. Tiffany and her husband Michael Boulos had their first child, Alexander, in 2025. Barron, the youngest of Donald’s children, has none.
A family in politics
Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States in 2016 and the 47th in 2024, one of only two presidents to serve non-consecutive terms, after Grover Cleveland. Several relatives have had political roles: Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were senior White House advisers in the first term, Lara Trump co-chaired the Republican National Committee, and Donald Jr. and Eric are prominent campaigners. For another American political family, compare the Kennedy family tree.
Who’s who in the Trump family tree, generation by generation
Everyone in the chart above, oldest generation first. People who married into the family are listed with their partner’s generation. Photos are freely licensed and credited below; children are shown without photos.
Generation 1
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Friedrich Trump
1869 – 1918 · Restaurateur
Emigrated from Kallstadt to New York at 16 and made money in the Klondike gold rush.
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Elizabeth Trump (née Christ)
1880 – 1966
Co-founded the family real-estate business with her son Fred.
Generation 2
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Fred Trump
1905 – 1999 · Real-estate developer
Built thousands of homes in Queens and Brooklyn.
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Mary Anne Trump (née MacLeod)
1912 – 2000
Born on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland; emigrated in 1930.
Generation 3
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Maryanne Trump Barry
1937 – 2023 · Federal judge
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Fred Trump Jr.
1938 – 1981 · Airline pilot
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Elizabeth Trump Grau
born 1942
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Donald Trump
born 1946 · 45th and 47th US President
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Robert Trump
1948 – 2020 · Businessman
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Ivana Trump (née Zelníčková)
1949 – 2022 · Businesswoman
Born in Czechoslovakia; married Donald 1977–1990.
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Marla Maples
born 1963 · Actress
Married Donald 1993–1999.
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Melania Trump (née Knauss)
born 1970 · First Lady
Born in Slovenia; married Donald in 2005.
Generation 4
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Mary L. Trump
born 1965 · Psychologist and author
Fred Jr.’s daughter.
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Donald Trump Jr.
born 1977 · Trump Organization executive
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Vanessa Trump (née Haydon)
born 1977
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Ivanka Trump
born 1981 · Former White House adviser
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Jared Kushner
born 1981 · Former White House adviser
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Eric Trump
born 1984 · Trump Organization executive
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Lara Trump (née Yunaska)
born 1982 · TV host
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Tiffany Trump
born 1993 · Lawyer
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Michael Boulos
born 1997 · Businessman
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Barron Trump
born 2006
Generation 5
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Kai Trump
born 2007 · Golfer
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Donald Trump III
born 2009
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Tristan Trump
born 2011
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Spencer Trump
born 2012
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Chloe Trump
born 2014
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Arabella Kushner
born 2011
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Joseph Kushner
born 2013
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Theodore Kushner
born 2016
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Luke Trump
born 2017
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Carolina Trump
born 2019
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Alexander Boulos
born 2025
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Questions about the Trump family tree
How many children does Donald Trump have?
Five: Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric with Ivana Trump; Tiffany with Marla Maples; and Barron with Melania Trump.
How many grandchildren does Donald Trump have?
Eleven: five children of Donald Jr., three of Ivanka, two of Eric and one of Tiffany.
Who were Donald Trump’s parents?
Fred Trump, a New York real-estate developer, and Mary Anne MacLeod Trump, who was born on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland.
Where did the Trump family come from?
Donald Trump’s paternal grandparents, Friedrich and Elizabeth Trump, came from Kallstadt in south-western Germany. His mother came from the Isle of Lewis in Scotland.
How many siblings did Donald Trump have?
Four: Maryanne Trump Barry, Fred Trump Jr., Elizabeth Trump Grau and Robert Trump. Only Elizabeth is still living.
Who is Mary Trump?
Mary L. Trump is Donald Trump’s niece, the daughter of his late older brother Fred Trump Jr. She is a psychologist and author.
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Sources and notes
This family tree shows publicly documented members of the Trump family and is not affiliated with the Trump family, the Trump Organization or any campaign. Grandchildren are shown by name and birth year only. Facts are as of November 2026.
Photo credits (21)
- Friedrich Trump: Unknown authorUnknown author, Public domain
- Elizabeth Trump: Max Lederle (Lederle & Flocken company) [1], Public domain
- Fred Trump: Gotfryd, Bernard, photographer, Public domain
- Mary Anne Trump: Donald Trump (original photo by the New York Military Academy), Public domain
- Maryanne Trump Barry: US Senate Judiciary Committee, Public domain
- Fred Trump Jr.: Louis Liotta/New York Post Archive, Public domain
- Donald Trump: Daniel Torok, Public domain
- Mary L. Trump: Jon Kline, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Ivana Trump: By Christopherpeterson at English Wikipedia, CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/in, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Marla Maples: Zakirmithu, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Melania Trump: @FLOTUS, Public domain
- Donald Trump Jr.: Gage Skidmore from Surprise, AZ, United States of America, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Vanessa Trump: DoD photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Marianique Santos, Public domain
- Ivanka Trump: Andrea Hanks/Official White House Photo, Public domain
- Jared Kushner: The White House, Public domain
- Eric Trump: Asalover2004, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Lara Trump: U.S. Department of Education, CC BY 2.0
- Tiffany Trump: Ali Shaker/VOA, Public domain
- Michael Boulos: The White House, Public domain
- Barron Trump: The White House, Public domain
- Kai Trump: White House, Public domain
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