While it is thought that he was indeed a cousin of Our Lord, there is no proof of this.
James was the brother of St. John the Apostle and probably a cousin of Our Lord. He was the first bishop of Jerusalem and was killed by King Herod.
He was Our Lord's cousin (aka "brother" in the New Testament).
Saint James the Lesser was Jude's brother. He was also a cousin of Our Lord.
Because of his fervor and generosity. Jesus chose him.
We do not know for sure. However, St. James the Lessor was a cousin of Our Lord so could have been born in or near Nazareth. James the Greater, son of Zebedee and Salome, was a fisherman of the Lake of Galilee, who probably lived in or near Bethsaida. His brother was John the Apostle.
Saint James is known as "the Greater" to distinguish him from another apostle, James the Lesser. The title of "the Greater" is usually interpreted as referring to his prominent role and close relationship with Jesus during his ministry.
St. James the Greater was arrested and killed shortly after Our Lord's resurrection by Herod with a sword. It probably occurred in or near Jerusalem.
There were two apostles named James - the Lesser and the Greater. We know nothing about when they were born but they were probably close to the age of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Mary(the *COUSIN* Of the Virgin Mary) & Alphaeus. In Our Lord's Day, there was no word for first-generation cousins. They were called "brothers & sisters."
In order, her first husband was Francis II of France. Her second husband was her cousin was Lord(Henry) Darnley. Her third and finally husband was James Hepburn, also known as 'The Earl of Bothwell'.
When Queen Elizabeth died, she was succeeded by her cousin's son, who became King James I of England (he was already King James VI of Scotland). King James assumed patronage of the former Lord Chamberlain's Men.
In the King James version, it doesn't.The word - latter - and the word - greater - only appear in the same verse once.Hag 2:9 The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the former, saith the LORD of hosts: and in this place will I give peace, saith the LORD of hosts.