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== == When people talk about their cousins, 'removed' is a reference to the difference in generations. Your mother's cousin would be your cousin once-removed. The children of your mother's cousin would be your second cousins, the same generation of descendants from the common ancestors. Most people just refer to them as cousins and don't worry about the specific generation. The genealogists in the family like to be more specific.
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What does once removed mean - as in second cousin once removed?
It means they are one generation removed from you on your family tree. Your second cousin once removed is either your parent's second cousin, or your second cousin's child.
Is a once removed cousin immediate family?
In the US, immediate family is usually considered to be parents, children and perhaps grandparents. Cousins of any sort are not considered to be immediate family unless a particular cousin has been living as a member of a nuclear family for many years.
What does it mean cousin once twice removed?
The expression is akin to once bitten twice shy.
What is the family relationship between you and your mother's cousin?
Your parent's first cousin is your first cousin once-removed . Your parent's second cousin is your second cousin, once removed. And so forth...
Is your nephew's son your great nephew or nephew once removed?
In English language terms for family relationships, there is no relationship called "nephew once removed." The son of your nephew is your great nephew.
What happens when cps takes you away?
they bring you to either a group home or to another family member. Once you get taken away from a family member by CPS, then you cant go back even if you got taken away by another family member.
How are you related to your parents first cousin?
You and your second cousin, once removed, are members of the third and fourth generations of descendants from an ancestor that you have in common. If you are the member of the older (third) generation, then your common ancestor is your great grandparent. If you are the member of the younger (fourth) generation, that common ancestor is your great great grandparent. If you are in the third generation from your common ancestor then one of the parents of your second cousin, once removed, is your second cousin. The other is not related to you. If you are a member of the fourth generation from your common ancestor, then one of the parents of your second cousin, once removed, is your first cousin, twice removed. The other parent is not related to you.
How do you move on sims 2 pets PC?
Once you are in the neighborhood your family is in, you click on Families (or F1), then choose"Move family", which is on the bottom left of the screen. Once you have clicked on move family, you click on the house of your choosing and the family will be removed from the house.
In a family what does removed mean?
In designating the relationship of cousins, removed means that one cousin is one or more generations further removed from the common ancestor than is the other cousin.
What family relationship is my aunts grandson to me?
Your aunt's grandson is the son of your First Cousin and is therefore your First Cousin once removed Ref: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gentutor/chart.html
What relation is my first cousin twice removed son to me?
Second cousin and ,depending on when he was born, once removed, twice removed, not not removed if he was born into the first marriage into your family, he's twice removed. if he was born into the second relationship, he's once removed. if he is no longer related to you or his parents have yet to break up, he's just your 2nd cousin
What does it mean when someone is your cousin once removed?
Cousin once removed means that the cousin relationship is removed by one generation. Example: Your dad's first cousin would be your first cousin once removed because you are from one generation later than your dad. Your first cousin once removed would be your childs's first cousin twice removed because your child is two generations later than your dad, etc.
