direct descendant

He had never married and thus left no direct descendants.

The research was hard because Smith and his wife did not have direct descendants.

The line of his direct descendants was ended in 1698.

The whole business was soon forgotten, except among certain of her direct descendants.

The one rule is that any king must be his direct descendant.

"Are the people living here direct descendants of those original settlers?"

The collection was donated by the direct descendants of his family.

A good proportion of these have been direct descendants from Susan.

The faces program in Plan 9 is the direct descendant of this system.

However, direct descendants of his brothers lived in Germany until 1949.

But it is run by direct descendants of the Puritans.

Five generations later, the company is still owned by the same family and their direct descendants.

Her male name indicates she is the direct descendant of the head family.

Mann was a direct descendant of the town's first minister.

Lincoln is not known to have any remaining direct descendants, experts said.

He had no direct descendants, his daughters died in infancy.

In some versions Penelope had 502 direct descendants when she died at the age of 110.

She remarried and lived to the age of 102, leaving 344 direct descendants.

"But I'm buying a tutor for three of his direct descendants!"

His will provided that any direct descendant was to be given an apartment in the settlement.

She was 76 when she died, and, though married 4 times, left no direct descendants.

"Maybe he did, my friend- 12 not direct descendants, but spiritual ones.

Were they the direct descendants of gigantic cosmonauts from another world?

At the time of her 100th birthday in 1953, she had 256 living direct descendants.

The Latin alphabet, a direct descendant, is by far the most common writing system in use.