She soon won his trust, accompanying him on a state visit to Japan the following year, and went on to become his right-hand woman and, in effect, his "white granddaughter".
She has a 6 1/2-year-old granddaughter: doesn't the white-on-white stuff — and how easily it gets dirty — make her nervous?
In 1834, the historian George Bancroft devoted a dozen pages to it in his landmark "History of the United States," noting that the colony saw the birth of "the first offspring of English parents on the soil of the United States," White's granddaughter, Virginia Dare.
I taught my two young half-Chinese, half-white granddaughters to say "Ni hao" ("Hello") to the people who stare at them.
Ms. White had her granddaughter's coffin sealed in a vault.
A granddaughter danced and laid a white rose atop his coffin; Pierre Sutton, his son, whispered: "My father, we will miss you.
The experiment was based on a granddaughter design, including five Large White and three French Landrace half-sib families identified in the French porcine national database.
Really?) White's great-granddaughter Suzannah Lessard wrote a searching memoir, "The Architect of Desire," about White's genius and his destructive compulsions, and the psychic toll of his tainted legacy on the family; part of the book was published in the magazine in 1996.
