greatnephew

She had acquired a little information about cars of this style from an enthusiastic greatnephew.

At Bertram's Hotel Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 1965

He will, after exhausting his powers in life interests, leave the residuum to an unborn child "in strict tail-male so far as the rules of law will permit;" and he will stick in a springing use to effect that, if his greatnephew, the Rev. George, should ever from an Anglican become a pervert to Roman

Speculations from Political Economy C. B. Clarke 1869

In the early eighties James Stieglitz, her greatnephew, pleaded guilty to criminal charges of forging O’Keeffe’s signatures on phony lithographs of her work.

Portrait of An Artist Laurie Lisle 1986