Although Dobbins was indicted for firing the shot that killed West, a granddaughter of another of the men, Solomon Hinshaw, later claimed that "the Willard boys [brothers William, Benjamin, Leander, and possibly Milton] did most of the shooting," with Benjamin rumored to have killed West.
Former President Bill Clinton said he's less angry now that he has a granddaughter, and that could make him less effective on the campaign trail.
But he also believed that the birth of a granddaughter — Carter's daughter Kimmy Bloemers is the university's softball coach — meant there would be no more chasing the dream in places leading to nowhere.
Her parents, now elderly, know that she married a South Korean who had also been abducted, and that they have a granddaughter.
So it follows, the plays are telling us, that Queen Elizabeth I, a granddaughter of this first Tudor, will continue to reign in peace, in the golden age that was only achieved through this turmoil, sacrifice and bloodshed.
Being hired and fired a lot, divorced and remarried, having a granddaughter, can have that effect on a person.
Ms. Hinton said that a son, Michael Prince, and a granddaughter, Ariyanna Prince, 2, had been shot.
But, he added, they might have dreamed that "someday I may have a granddaughter or grandson who can run for president".
Small kids at the party find Walt's Silver Star in a box of mementos and ask: "What is Korea?" A granddaughter hints that on his death she'd like to inherit the immaculately preserved 1972 Gran Torino in Walt's garage, manufactured during the 50 years that he worked on the line at Ford.
There was much about her that her granddaughter did not comprehend, and she picked up facts about her from other people.
The parents reported that their common grandfather developed hearing impairment before age 50 years and that a great-granddaughter of their grandfather´s sister had received cochlea implants due to congenital deafness.
