What would be my grandfather's, sister's grandchild be in relation to me?
Your grandfather's sister is your Great Aunt. Her child is your first cousin once removed. Your first cousin's once removed's child is your second cousin. Why this is: If you have the same grandparent your first cousins. If you have the same great grandparent you are second cousins. If you have the same great great grandparent you are third cousins. You and the person in question have the same great grandparent, and are therefore by definition second cousins. How to use Removed... Removed refers to generation gaps. Technically your parents are once-removed, and your grandparents are twice-removed. We only ever use the term to describe cousins though. The person you specify is your age (I mean generation, not necessarily age, just that your grandparents line up on a tree), and therefore not removed. A Great Niece/Nephew is your nieces/nephews child, so it totally out. Therefore, this person is your second cousin. Took me a long time to work this out just now! This link helped a TON: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cousin The short version: If we share great grandparents but have different grandparents we are second cousins. Not removed since no generation difference.
What is my grandfathers sisters grandson to me?
Children of siblings are first cousins as they share grandparents, that would be one of your parents and the children of your grandfather's brothers and sisters. Children of first cousins are second cousins as they share great grandparent, that would be you and your grandfather's sister's grandson. Children of second cousins are third cousins as they share great great grandparents and so on. Where a lot of people get off is they don't understand the removes. The removes come in when you are in a different generation coming down from a common ancestor. You would be a first cousin once removed to your parents' first cousins as their grandparents are your great grandparents. You would also be a first cousin once removed to your first cousins' children as your grandparents are their great grandparents. Here is a relationship chart. http://genealogy.about.com/library/nrela...
Am I at all related to my grandfather's sister's granddaughter?
Am I related to my grandfather's sister's granddaughter? My grandfather is my mother's father. The reason I am asking this is because I see my grandfather's sister's granddaughter once a year at a family reunion. I am wondering if I am at all related to her.
What would my sister's grandson be in relation to me?
What I mean is...there are cousins, aunts, uncles etc...so would I be his great aunt? It just doesn't SEEM right because a 'great' seems like there should be another generation between us, but I'm not sure how that goes.
What is my relation to the great grandchild of my grandfather's brother?
Your grand-uncle’s great-grandchild is your second cousin once removed, according to this chart:
Can I marry my grandmother's real sister's grandson?
Your Grandmother’s sister’s grandson is your second cousin - marrying anyone with a common ancestor increases the likelihood of congenital disorders.First cousin marriages in Pakistani communities leading to 'appalling' disabilities among childrenCharles II of Spain Charles II of Spain - Wikipedia was so severely mentally & physically disabled by continued intermarriage in his family - he could barely eat properly.
Can I marry my great-grandfather’s sister’s grandson’s granddaughter?
So you'd be marrying your third cousin's daughter? Your 3rd cousin once removed? Someone who could call you "Uncle"? There may well be no laws against this - HOWEVER - there are other things to consider that would make such a marriage inadvisable as any consanguineous marriages carry the risk of physically & mentally handicapped children as a result of inbreeding.
What is the relationship of my grandson to my brother's grandchild?
They are second cousins.First cousins are the children of siblings. Your children and your brother’s children are cousins.Second cousins are the children of cousins. Your children and your cousin’s children are second cousins.Once removed, twice removed, three times removed, etc. refers to the number of generations that separate two people from being straight first cousins, second cousins, etc.Thus, you and your cousin’s children are either first cousin’s once removed or second cousins once removed — yes, both are correct. You and your cousin’s children are one generation away from being first cousins. You and your cousin’s children are also one generation away from being second cousins.You and your cousin’s grandchildren are either fist cousins twice removed or third cousins twice removed.
What would my grandmas sisters grandchildren be called in relationship to me?
There is a web page with a four-color chart of cousins, if you count black and white as two. It has some wonderful dry, subtle humor, too. http://www.tedpack.org/cousins.html Call your grandmother Alice, her son (your father) Albert and her sister Barbara. Put one generation per line, child below parent: Alice & Barbara = sisters Albert & Bruce = 1st cousins Andrew & Beatrice = 2nd cousins Amanda & Bernice = 3rd cousins Children of "Nth" cousins are "Nth+1" cousins. When you have a daughter, Amanda, she will be 3rd cousin to the children of your grandmother's sisters' grandchildren.