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RR Valley, ND; MN native | I knew about the Tyler story when I posted but in that case, the grandson was born after the grandfather had passed. In a similar way, there is a cousin of my late dad who is 71 (born in 1955) and his paternal grandpa (my g-grandpa) was born in 1847. That grandpa had passed over 30yrs prior to the youngest grandchild being born. Another case of the grandfather marrying for a 2nd time to a much younger wife and then the youngest son having a child in their 40s. | |
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Big generation gaps
