ancestorship

That's what happens when you marginalize people based on "ancestorship".

Atlantic Review 2008

Welsh mountain ponies trace their ancestorship back through Hackneys to the Darley Arabian, one of the four foundation studs of the modern Thoroughbred.

Archive 2006-04-01 2006

Welsh mountain ponies trace their ancestorship back through Hackneys to the Darley Arabian, one of the four foundation studs of the modern Thoroughbred.

Hume's Folly 2006

And we are cross streets, members of the same family, properly imitative, proving our ancestorship in a primeval genius for trees, or bursting out in inexplicable weaknesses of Court-House, Engine-House, Town Hall, and

Friendship Village Zona Gale 1906

Here the former Marquis, who is now Duke di Ripalda, lives very much aggrandized as a descendant of the Cid, glorying in his ancestorship.

In the Courts of Memory, 1858 1875; from Contemporary Letters 1886

Mr. Herbert Spencer, who has done so much in calling attention to ancestorship as a natural ingredient of religion among all savage nations, declares in the most emphatic manner, [277] "that he has seen it implied, that he has heard it in conversation, and that he now has it before him in print, that no

India: What can it teach us? A Course of Lectures Delivered before the University Of Cambridge Alexander Wilder 1861