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Meanings of great-grandson in English
Male great-grandchild.
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Usage of great-grandson in English
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Last month, the divine's great-grandson received it as a 16th birthday present.
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They are now in the family of her great-grandson, the late Hon.
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I think the great-grandson, Mark Mayes, is coming to visit the reverend.
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Every fall, her great-grandson brings me more jars than I can use.
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In 1733, Thomas Stewart, great-grandson of the Scotsman, was master of Riverview.
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At the seminary I met the great-great-great-grandson of the abolitionist Absalom Jones.
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Thanks to Robert Stern, great-grandson of the author, for donating this eBook.
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Some day thou too shalt bear a sword for England, great-grandson mine.
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Napoleon, his hunted great-grandson, the treasure, all these had ceased to exist.
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He was the great-grandson of an immigrant Lancashire cotton spinner settled in Belfast.
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Greg Rutherford, the great-grandson of an England soccer international, won the long jump.
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Anson Ludlow, the great-grandson of this town's founding father, for one.
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George Dowdall Johnson, of the Diocese of New York, great-grandson of the Rev.
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When Louis XIV died in 1715 his great-grandson succeeded him as Louis XV.
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The story was told to author by Beekman Little, great-grandson of David Little.
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D-e-s-b-a-r-a-t-s. You are none other, Jack, than the great-grandson of Marie and Pierrot.