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Ingvar’s grandfather died after realizing he could no longer afford to pay the mortgage.

You know, and we went on to my grandfather's house, and he called the NAACP.

The samurai ran his sword through the man— only to discover he’d slain his new grandfather-in-law as well.

Vernon Finley, director of the Kootenai Culture Committee, recalls his grandfather describing how anthropologists rarely interpreted Elders’ stories correctly or let Elders know what they’d do with those stories.

When we were growing up, about eight or nine years old, we were traveling to my grandfather's house, and we stopped at a laundromat.

The Link family's story begins in the tiny village of Minong, Wisconsin, where Jack Link's great-grandfather, a German sausage maker, settled in the 19th century.