| I am due to inherit some sizeable pieces of Georgian furniture and large paintings from a great-aunt. |
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| Now a DNA comparison between the woman he claims is his great-aunt and his own grandfather may finally put the matter beyond all doubt. |
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| Looking at a picture of my great-grandmother and my great-aunt together in 1898, I was compelled to find out more. |
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| You could show the book to your great-aunt Jane and she would think it was lovely. |
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| It is interesting to point out that St. Louis of Toulouse was a nephew of St Louis and of Mary of Hungary whose great-aunt was Saint Elizabeth. |
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| For example, a child's great-aunt would not be referred to as such, but rather referred to as Grandmother. |
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| The suitcase you see on the album cover belonged to a great-aunt of mine who died a long time ago now. |
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| The language skills that helped my great-aunt Anna survive weren't passed down to me. |
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| I have an aunt, a great-aunt and a great-great-grandmother all named Lisa. |
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| The name came from a great-aunt on my mother's side, whom I never knew. |
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| He obtained leave to visit his dying father and then bought himself out of the army with a small legacy from a great-aunt. |
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| He was flying to Washington with his mom to visit a great-aunt. |
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| His sister-in-law, my great-aunt, is the last one left in his generation. |
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| Martin Northmore was my uncle and Miss Martin my great-aunt. |
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| Goodwin says in her own family tree she discovered a great-aunt whose place of birth was the Govan poorhouse, and whose mother's occupation was listed as pauper. |
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| There, they attempt to settle into a very different life with their grandmother, great-uncle and great-aunt and their live-in menagerie. |
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| Devoted aunt, great-aunt and great-great-aunt. |
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| Having rectified that, it's now firmly on my list of places I wouldn't mind living if a hitherto unsuspected wealthy great-aunt died and left me her musty manse. |
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| While her father is off at war and her mother is working in the fish packing plant, Claire, aged seven, is sent to spend the summer with her great-aunt, Tante Marie. |
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| Frédérique tells us the story of how she leaves and goes to stay with her great-aunt Gertrude, who has a strange illness and does some very odd things. |
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| Tucked in the bouquet was a personal rosary handmade by her great-aunt, Sister Ann Divis. |
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| In Family, Isabell Monk relates the story of Hope and her wonderful relationship with her great-aunt Poogee. |
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| Walker because my great-aunt had a beauty parlor in New York in the same era. |
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| What I needed was the backing of old Matilda Bailey, a great-aunt of mine, full-panoplied in the righteous armor of fundamentalism and implemented with all the terrible weapons of Holy Writ. |
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| If, however, his lumbago is flaring up and so Great-Aunt Matilda will be taking over for this year only, I have no idea how the turkey will be. |
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| Behind those curtains was Great-aunt Zia's summer kitchen and a table on which they made cavatelli. |
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