Were all 4 of your grandparents born within 80 km (50 mi) of each other?

[Peterski]

What about you? Were all 4 of your grandparents born within 50 miles of each other?

Yes, 79 km (49 miles) of each other.

But it would be 110 km (just over 68 miles) of each other, if not for the fact that two of my great-grandparents moved to another town shortly before my maternal grandfather was born.

Each of my parents had their grandparents born within less than 50 miles of each other.

[Gediminas]

No, two were from Lietuva, the other two were in the USA

[Marmara]

Yes

[Bobby Martnen]

Yes, 79 km (49 miles) of each other.

But it would be 110 km (just over 68 miles) of each other, if not for the fact that two of my great-grandparents moved to another town shortly before my maternal grandfather was born.

Each of my parents had their grandparents born within less than 50 miles of each other.

I know that my all 8 of my paternal great-grandfather's great-grandparents were born within 50 miles of each other, as were his grandparents, parents, and him.

[Bobby Martnen]

All 4 of my grandparents were born in the same US State, but not within 50 mi of each other.

[Bobby Martnen]

Lietuva

That country is called Lithuania in English.

[Peterski]

That country is called Lithuania in English.

And Sakartvelo is called Georgia but Americans often confuse it with one of their states.

[Bobby Martnen]

And Sakartvelo is called Georgia but Americans often confuse it with one of their states.

[Kaspias]

3 of them within 10-15 km, other one 240km away.

[Mikula]

No, just 3 of them.
Maternal grandmother was born 150-160km to west from birthplaces of them