Relationship Chart
For a true “relationship” to exist, there must be an
ancestor who is common to both individuals. If you examine the chart below, for
example, the Common Ancestors is Box 1 on the horizontal scale (HS) as
well as Box 1 on the vertical scale (VS).
Let us suppose that you have a grandson of those common ancestors,
as seen in Box 3 of the HS, and you want to know that grandson’s
relationship to a great-granddaughter, who would be seen in Box 4 on the
VS. If you follow Box 4 (VS) down to where it meets the vertical pathway to Box
3 on the HS, then where those paths cross, it tells you the relationship—they
are first cousins once removed. If the grandson and
great-granddaughter were common descendants of only one of the common
ancestors, then they would be half-first cousins once removed.
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2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
10 |
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1 |
Common Ancestors |
Son or Daughter |
Grandson or daughter |
Great Grandson or daughter |
2nd Great Grandson or daughter |
3Rd Great Grandson or daughter |
4th Great Grandson or daughter |
5th Great Grandson or daughter |
6th Great Grandson or daughter |
7th Great Grandson or daughter |
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2 |
Son or Daughter |
Siblings |
Nephew or |
Grand Nephew or Niece |
Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
2nd Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
3rd Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
4th Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
5th Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
6th Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
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3 |
Grandson or daughter |
Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin |
First Cousin Once Removed |
First Cousin Twice Removed |
First Cousin Three Times Removed |
First Cousin Four Times Removed |
First Cousin Five Times Removed |
First Cousin Six Times Removed |
First Cousin Seven Times Removed |
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4 |
Great Grandson or daughter |
Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Once Removed |
Second Cousin |
Second Cousin Once Removed |
Second Cousin Twice Removed |
Second Cousin Three Times Removed |
Second Cousin Four Times Removed |
Second Cousin Five Times Removed |
Second Cousin Six Times Removed |
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5 |
2nd Great Grandson or daughter |
Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Twice Removed |
Second Cousin Once Removed |
Third Cousin |
Third Cousin Once Removed |
Third Cousin Twice Removed |
Third Cousin Three Times Removed |
Third Cousin Four Times Removed |
Third Cousin Five Times Removed |
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6 |
3Rd Great Grandson or daughter |
2nd Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Three Times Removed |
Second Cousin Twice Removed |
Third Cousin Once Removed |
Fourth Cousin |
Fourth Cousin Once Removed |
Fourth Cousin Twice Removed |
Fourth Cousin Three Times Removed |
Fourth Cousin Four Times Removed |
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7 |
4th Great Grandson or daughter |
3rd Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Four Times Removed |
Second Cousin Three Times Removed |
Third Cousin Twice Removed |
Fourth Cousin Once Removed |
Fifth Cousin |
Fifth Cousin Once Removed |
Fifth Cousin Twice Removed |
Fifth Cousin Three Times Removed |
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8 |
5th Great Grandson or daughter |
4th Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Five Times Removed |
Second Cousin Four Times Removed |
Third Cousin Three Times Removed |
Fourth Cousin Twice Removed |
Fifth Cousin Once Removed |
Sixth Cousin |
Sixth Cousin Once Removed |
Sixth Cousin Twice Removed |
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9 |
6th Great Grandson or daughter |
5th Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Six Times Removed |
Second Cousin Five Times Removed |
Third Cousin Four Times Removed |
Fourth Cousin Three Times Removed |
Fifth Cousin Twice Removed |
Sixth Cousin Once Removed |
Seventh Cousin |
Seventh Cousin Once Removed |
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10 |
7th Great Grandson or daughter |
6th Great Grand Nephew or Niece |
First Cousin Seven Times Removed |
Second Cousin Six Times Removed |
Third Cousin Five Times Removed |
Fourth Cousin Four Times Removed |
Fifth Cousin Three Times Removed |
Sixth Cousin Twice Removed |
Seventh Cousin Once Removed |
Eighth Cousin |
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