William Nelson married a Miss Burwell, a granddaughter of King Carter.
Señor Beruete believes her to represent the daughter of the painter Mazo and his wife, Francisca Velasquez, therefore a granddaughter of Velasquez.
Perhaps Barbara needed, at times, grace to endure that “warm temper” which Pastor Robinson deplored in Miles Standish, a comment which the intrepid Captain forgave and answered by a bequest to the granddaughter of this loved pastor.
You would have her at the same table with the granddaughter of the seventeenth Baron Kilrush?
After he had gone Antonia sat in the garden with Baptisto Bari and his granddaughter for an hour.
Nightfall came; the old woman shut and barred her door, put her granddaughter snugly on the wall-side of the bed, and then lay down beside her, to await the foe.
The Boar, angry at her refusal, said that he would, during the coming night, eat her granddaughter instead of the cane, and went off into the wood.
She was daughter of the Earl of Suffolk, and granddaughter of the old Duke of Norfolk, executed in 1572, and, consequently, belonged to the first family in the realm.
Colonel Vernon was standing by the window opening on the garden, and through it I could perceive his granddaughter gathering flowers or some such things.
With what empressement the old Colonel and his sweetgranddaughter welcome him.
These were the old freedwoman, who had remained in Tanis, her granddaughter Hogla and Assir, the latter's betrothed husband, from whom the girl had parted to nurse her grandparents.
Yet Eliab's granddaughter had told him that the Hebrews expected him to leave the army and join them.
Lady Pepperell, who was Mary Hirst, daughter of Grove Hirst of Boston, and granddaughter of Judge Sewall of Massachusetts, survived until 1789.
In 1749 he married Ann, daughter of William and Ann Holmes Coffin, and granddaughter of Nathaniel Coffin.
Mary Oliver Hutchinson, daughter of Thomas Hutchinson, and granddaughter of the Governor, was born in America, Oct.
This granddaughter Elizabeth was a remarkable woman.
Stuart’s reason for leaving England, 91 Leeds, Duchess of, granddaughter of C.
They were in the custody of a granddaughter of the artist, on a farm near Rome, New York.
Foxy and the children didn't care a bit whose granddaughter she was, and Mrs. Harrington, too, had made friends with her without minding.
Mrs. Harcourt, turning to her granddaughter after Mr. Thomas had left the door; "What makes you so naughty?
In the frankness of a nature never happier than when indulging its own candor, Barrington told how it was to see and fetch back with him the same granddaughter he had left a spot he had not quitted for years.
The immediate object of her visit was to take her little granddaughter Cecilita a doll which the maid had just finished dressing.
Imagine Neptune's granddaughter in the first-class compartment of a local train!
Thus, instead of the statue of a poor slave, a copper statue, you have before you a statue of metal more precious than silver or gold, in a word, a statue worthy of the granddaughter of Neptune.
All he wants is a good match for that great-great-granddaughter of his.
The two men shook hands, and Nicholas Dyall and his great-great-granddaughter moved away.
This is my great-great-granddaughter Megan," Dyall introduced her.
I am thegranddaughter of an emperor; I am the future Queen of France.
Is it a matter of small moment that the granddaughter of the emperor should be in the clutches of Anne of Brittany, who is plotting against her with the King of France?
She knew that Batoche seldom, if ever, came to the city, but probably the circumstances of the time forced him to do so this night, and he had carried hisgranddaughter with him in case he should have to tarry too long.
Besides I could not abandon Cary Singleton, my dear friend and the friend of the kind lady who had taken my granddaughter under her care.
That comes with the blood, I suppose; she told me she was a granddaughter of the Bishop, you know.
She thought that her granddaughter ought to make a brilliant marriage.
He was well aware that life would be very much pleasanter if Mrs. Winston-Smith should accept the situation and make the best of it, and give her granddaughter an adequate allowance.
It was possible, of course, that the restless and ambitious old lady had inoculated her younggranddaughter with some of her own dissatisfaction.
She had taken her granddaughter to London the season before, and they had been presented at court, to go afterwards on a round of country-house visits, returning late to finish the summer at Lenox.
Fourchon has got his granddaughter Catherine on good terms, he tells me, with Charles, the Shopman's groom.
Well then, I know you meet my granddaughter Catherine under the bridge of the Avonne.
She had the undeniable rights of her position, and in public it was necessary for Nero to treat with decency the daughter of the divine Claudius and the granddaughter of the beloved Germanicus.
He described his wife Scribonia, his daughter Julia, and his granddaughter Julia the younger as ‘his three cancers.
She had been deeply attached in early youth to her royal kinswoman Julia, the granddaughter of Tiberius.
Among all the story-tellers there is none like Urda, for she is the daughter and the granddaughter and the great-granddaughter of storytellers.
Kit retired with it, as though she bore a trophy, and the next day the last preparations were completed for impressing on the freshman class the honor of having a Founder's granddaughter in their midst.
Even Peggy and Norma smiled, and greeted the Founder's granddaughter in the proper spirit.
For one dramatic instant Kit held the knob, her back against the door as she announced in almost a whisper: "The granddaughter of Malcolm Douglas.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "granddaughter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: child; daughter; descendant; heiress; offspring; relative; scion; son
