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Your mother would have been your aunt's sister, not her cousin. Nearest relatives are usually defined in the law of the state where you live. Your aunt's nearest relative would have been her husband. If she had no living husband (ex-husbands don't count) then her children and her siblings would be her nearest relatives. After that, nephews and nieces, then cousins. Unless named as such in a will, in-laws are unlikely to be in the chain of next-of-kin themselves, but may be married to someone who is.