Noun
great great grandmother (plural great great grandmothers)
Alternative spelling of great-great-grandmother
great-great-grandmother (plural great-great-grandmothers)
The mother of someone’s great-grandparent.
great-great-grandmother
Also, I'm told the great-great-grandmother on that side was some kind of chorus girl, but that information is unconfirmed. Source: Internet
This is a photo of my great-great-grandmother Eliza Ophelia Hill, born 1858 in a cane-growing region of Florida. Source: Internet
When Paris Sommer finds the secret diary of her great-great-grandmother, who ran an infamous bordello in the old West, her secret fantasies are ignited. Source: Internet
You replaced science with culture, and then you threw out "anything your great-great-grandmother wouldn’t recognize as food," and your "ancestors " get to veto everything you'd like to buy in the supermarket. Source: Internet