ancestress

His youngest daughter is also an ancestress of the above.

Oh, dear, now I'm well on the way to becoming an ancestress.

The girl seemed eager to take the handsome young man's part against her ancestress.

Go, find your ancestress who lives at the side of the sky."

Yes, gentle ancestress, I looked for an acceptable way to meet you.

Did the old male give your ancestress any details at all?"

"Of course you belong to Love, owning such an ancestress!"

They begin by seeking it in the palace of the feared Ancestress.

Julius Caesar went further, and claimed her as his ancestress.

Kills his daughter and eventually dies while killing the Ancestress.

One of these women may be an ancestress of Roland.

Ancestress or not, she was a real dolly, he thought irreverently.

You'll make a wonderful ancestress; but I don't quite know who ought to paint you.

"Last night we were looking at the picture and your work on my ancestress was greatly admired.

The resemblance to his ancestress was subtle but unmistakable: something about the set of the eyes and their shape.

Through their legitimized children, she became an ancestress of several royal dynasties.

She is also an ancestress of the current British Royal Family.

I'd imagined my ancestress as being more like Jane Eyre.

Rachel Paxton was our ancestress, a direct line through my mother.

She is the ancestress of all later Guelphs.

A lineage is defined as all those related by matrilineal descent from a particular ancestress.

"I am, after all, the ancestress of the Volsung race.

Was Matilda an ancestress of hers, through him?

One of his daughters was the ancestress of Josephus.