Wren

Wren is both a surname and a given name. Notable people with the name include:
Surname:
Wren Dzvene (born 1989), Systems Designer
Alan Wren (born 1964), English rock drummer
Bob Wren (born 1974), Canadian ice hockey player
Christopher Wren (1632–1723), English architect and scientist
Daniel A. Wren (born ca. 1935) is an American business theorist
Frank Wren (born 1958), American baseball executive
G. L. P. Wren (1836-1901), American politician
Jackie Wren (born 1936), Scottish footballer
John Wren (1871–1953), Australian businessman
Kyle Wren (born 1991), American baseball player
M. K. Wren (born 1938), American author
Matthew Wren (1585–1667), English clergyman and scholar
P. C. Wren (1875–1941), British author
Thomas Wren (1826–1904), American politician
Given name:
Wren Blackberry, American teacher and author
Wren Blair (born 1925), former Canadian ice hockey coach
Fictional characters:
Wren, a scientist from the movie Alien: Resurrection
The Wren, an escape artist from the movie Cube
Wren Elessedil, a character from the Heritage of Shannara series of fantasy novels
Wren (Sherwood Smith character), the orphanage-director-assigned name of the protagonist of a series of fantasy-fiction books by Sherwood Smith
Wren (Phantasy Star III), an android from the video game Phantasy Star III
Wren (Phantasy Star IV), the same android from Phantasy Star III in the video game Phantasy Star IV
Wren MacPherson, the third and youngest child of Darryl and Wanda McPherson in the comic strip Baby Blues
Wren Natsworthy, daughter to Tom and Hester Natsworthy in the last installments of Phillip Reeve's Mortal Engines Quartet
Wren Douglas, a plus-sized model and author in Significant Others, the fifth book in Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City series
Wren Kingston, a character from the TV Series Pretty Little Liars, played by Julian Morris

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Small, migratory singing bird, Old English wrenna, metathesis variation of earlier werna, a Germanic word of uncertain origin. Compare Icelandic rindill, Old High German wrendo, wrendilo "wren."

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Derived from the Old English wrenna: male wren. English word for the small songbird.

Popularity	Name	Birth Year	Description
1	Amy Wren	1990	British actress
2	Justin Wren	1987
3	Clare Wren	1962	American actress
4	P. C. Wren	1875	British writer
5	Frank Wren	1958	American baseball executive
6	Wren T. Brown	1964	American actor and producer
7	Wren Blair	1925	Canadian ice hockey coach
8	Kyle Wren	1991	American baseball player
9	Brian Wren		English hymn-poet and writer
10	Daniel A. Wren	1932	American business theorist
11	M. K. Wren	1938	American writer
12	Maev-Ann Wren		Irish writer
13	Bob Wren	1974	Canadian ice hockey player
14	Darryl Wren	1967	American football player
15	Christopher Wren	1589	British priest
16	Gordon Wren	1919	American ski jumper
17	Wren Hoskyns	1956	British doctor
18	Matthew Wren	1629	English politician
19	Aquilla Wren	1797	American land owner/businessman in Illinois divorce case
20	Wren Howard	1893	British publisher
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22	Junior Wren	1929	American football player
23	Jonathan Wren		Scientific investigator at Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation; Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
24	Jackie Wren	1936
25	G. L. P. Wren	1836
26	Felicity Wren		British actress
27	Albert Wren	1916	Canadian politician
28	Eliza Wren	1980	American singer-songwriter
29	Wren Blackberry		American writer
30	Walter Wren	1833	English tutor and Liberal Party politician
31	John Wren	1894	English footballer
32	Tommy Wren	1976	American politician
33	Toby Wren		Australian composer
34	Solomon Wren	1780	United States Marine
35	Geoffrey Wren		English priest
36	Charles William Wren	1856	Banker.
37	Tim Wren	1970	Cricketer
38	Walter J. Wren
39	Thomas Wren	1632	Anglican Archdeacon
40	Phyllis Wren	1910	Badminton player