She even wanted a memorial to be built in the memory of my
grand-uncle Brajesh and she got in touch with socialist political leader Ram Manohar Lohia for the purpose.
The soldier was identified as his
grand-uncle, Pte.
The palace, named Domus Transitoria, was an architectural masterpiece, which stretched from the Palatine, where Nero first lived with his
grand-uncle and adoptive father Claudius and his mother Agrippina, to the gardens of Maecenas on the Esquiline.
Wu's most prominent relation was his paternal
grand-uncle, Wu Dacheng [TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (1835-1902), a Qing official and respected scholar of wide-ranging artistic and historical interests.
He ushered the "FrE res Baume" company -- founded in 1830 by his grandfather Louis Victor Baume and
grand-uncle Pierre Joseph CE[umlaut]lestin Baume -- firmly into the 20th century.
Though Samuel has no passport or papers, Moshe's
grand-uncle, Rabbi Yitzchak David Grossman, helped arrange for her to get a visa to Israel.
genealogy We're talking about genealogy, my
grand-uncle says, gathered with his siblings in near darkness at the foot of my grandmother's hospital bed.
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have found his sixth great
grand-uncle was a prominent Dublin businessman in the 1700s.
He first demanded the paintings back, to be displayed instead in the London offices of Guest Kean and Nettlefold (GKN), the firm founded by his great great
grand-uncle but said that was turned down.
His great
grand-uncle Alfred Messel was a notable German architect in the nineteenth century, designer, for example, of the Pergamon Museum in Berlin, and his grandparents, Leonard and Maude Messel, created the celebrated garden at Nymans; the photographer and designer Lord Snowdon is a cousin.
I was struck by the way he embraced the legacies both of his great grandfather, Jervis Langdon (Olivia Langdon Clemens' father, and Sam Clemens' father-in-law), and of his
grand-uncle Mark Twain, with wisdom and sensitivity.
Houston's
Grand-uncle Charles Davis served, in Troop M of the 9th Colored Cavalry from 1876 until 1911.
