great-great-grandmothers

Great-grandparents' own mothers

Great-great-grandmothers is the plural of great-great-grandmother—a grandmother's grandmother, or equivalently, a parent's great-grandmother.

She sits four generations back from the reference point: My great-great-grandmothers were born in the 1800s.

Most people have four great-great-grandmothers, though few know their names.

genealogy

ancestors

Those from whom one descends

descendants · pedigree · roots · ancestry · forebears · generations · bloodline · genealogical records · birth certificates · maiden names

legacy

heirlooms

Objects passed through family lines

stories · quilts · jewelry · letters · diaries · customs · oral history · keepsakes · needlework · china

longevity

centenarians

People aged 100+

octogenarians · nonagenarians · eldest · supercentenarians · life expectancy · long-lived · survival · endurance · vitality · advanced age

historical

Victorian era

Britain under its longest-reigning queen

settlers · homesteaders · war brides · suffragettes · frontier women · passage · emigration · historical records · census data · ship manifests

Opposites
generational direction

great-great-grandmothersgreat-great-granddaughters

Daughters of great-great-grandchildren

great-great-grandchildren · great-great-grandsons · descendants · progeny · future generations

gender

great-great-grandmothersgreat-great-grandfathers

Grandfathers' grandfathers

great-great-grandparents

generational proximity

great-great-grandmothersmothers

Female parents collectively

grandmothers · parents · immediate family · close relatives

Family

great-great-grandmother, great-grandmother, grandmother, grandmothers, mother, mothers, motherhood, motherly, matriarch

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