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Extra: Patrick Bronte, born in 1777, was indeed a parson, which is another term for a clergyman or minister in charge of a Christian parish, particularly in rural areas. He was an Anglican clergyman and the father of the famous Bronte sisters: Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Bronte, who are well-known for their contributions to English literature. Patrick Bronte was born in Ireland and later moved to England to pursue his clerical career after attending Cambridge University. He spent most of his life as the parson at the Haworth Parsonage in Yorkshire. In addition to his clerical duties, Patrick Bronte was also an author and poet, although his works are not as widely recognized as those of his daughters.