Word: youngest
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...mention Major James Edward Monroe, youngest son of ex-President Monroe. This quaint old man says that he was born July 4, 1815, in King George. County,. Va. He fought in the Mexican War under General Scott. He came to Florida in 1862 and lives alone in a house boat at the foot of Godwin St., Jacksonville...
...Castle, Pa., Mrs. S. Deep (colored), aged 30, whose 15-year-old daughter has a 7-month-old boy, claimed to be the nation's youngest grandmother...
...Sedgwick is, at the age of 24, the youngest dean in the University. He finished Williams College in 1920, after having also served in the U. S. Army for two years during the war. He was Regimental Supply Sergeant of the Thirtieth Infantry. Third Division, of the American Expeditionary Force, and took part in the several major campaigns. The Army sent him to the University of Lyons before he returned to this country. On graduating from the Business School with distinction in 1922 he accepted a position with the New York financial firm of Goldman, Sache until being asked...
...engagement of Prince George, youngest brother of the Prince of Wales, to Miss Grace Vanderbilt, daughter of General and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt of Manhattan, was all but announced when the good ship Rumor sank in the sea of officialdom...
Viscountess Grey of Fallodon has written another book.* Reviewers mention the work as " a volume of essays neither particularly attractive nor commendable from a literary point of view and below her previous books." Viscountess Grey was born Pamela Genevieve Adelaide Wyndham, youngest daughter of the late Hon. Percy Wyndham. In 1895 she married the first Baron Glenconner and was left a widow in 1920 with three sons and a daughter. In 1922 she married Viscount Grey of Fallodon, formerly Sir Edward Grey, quondam Foreign Minister and British Ambassador to the U. S. Lady Grey is a Fellow of the Eoyal...