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What is the largest number of children known in a Mormon family?
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∙ 10y ago
This type of statistic has never been recorded or reported. It would be extremely difficult to do so due to the commonness of mixed families due to divorce, remarriage, and adoption. The average number of children in a Mormon family in most western nations in two to six.
I have known hundreds of Mormon families in Utah in my lifetime, and the largest I ever knew had 13 biological children with no remarriages or adoptions. The vast majority had four or five children.
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