Jakie was busy and useful at both places, but grandpa was owner of the shop, and grandma of the dairy.

Grandpa was Jack Williams.

Grandpa was Jim Bell.

Grandpa was a diplomat; he wanted to have no hard feelings with anyone.

"Oh, Somers," interposed the Doctor, "have you much knowledge of the Bellevue Pickersgills' pedigree?" "Certainly; my grandpa, Desmond Pickersgill, although he came to this country as a cabin boy, was brother to an English earl.

Grandpa was a doctor, and thought dogs were not clean.

My grandpa was a white man; mama's pa.

Both my grandpas was blacksmiths but my Indian grandpa could make wagons, trays, bowls, shoes, and things out of wood too.

Grandpa was a field hand.

Grandpa was a small red Indian.

Grandpa was a waiter on the Confederate side.

"Grandpa was a soldier in the war.

Grandpa was Hansen Terry, grandma Aggie Terry.

Grandpa was her mirror.