Then from 1855 tot 1960 various generations of the Edens family owned it.
Albert's ownership marks the 4th generation of Thurn to own the store.
And each generation, of course, owned somebody who had lost an eye to a BB gun.
The new generation may hardly own a pair of Daura-Suruwal.
Four following generations, all named Thomas Booth, have owned the farm into the 21st century.
Unlike most companies established 150 years ago, the sixth generation of the Hinds family still owns and manages the business.
Three generations of the Laneri family have owned and managed the company.
Eight generations of Hills owned the family's farm and after 1950 four families resided here.
No generation can exclusively own the renewable resources by which it lives.
When each generation owns more books than its father's, the volumes don't accumulate arithmetically or even geometrically.
