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great granddaughter

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Noun1.great granddaughter - a daughter of your grandson or granddaughter
great grandchild - a child of your grandson or granddaughter
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She also leaves 6 grandchildren and one great granddaughter.
Ann Peavey Rennie, 66 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Ghost Ala Mode: A Ghost of Granny Apples Mystery" is the story of a Ghost of a Grandmother and her great great great granddaughter Emma as they try to put to rest the claim that Granny Apples murdered her husband all those years ago.
Ghost Ala Mode by Internet Bookwatch
We would love to be with you today, if only for a while, we'd like to share your company and see your lovely smile, but since that seems impossible, we'll do the next best thing and visit you in heart and soul by just remembering, you are never far away mam, deeply missed, love from Doreen, Gordon, Martin, great grandson Ethan and great granddaughter Tilly who you would have loved.
BIRTHDAY MEMORIES by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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