You are related to some of your cousin's cousins, and not to others. If you have an ancestor in common, you are related. If you do not can a common ancestor somewhere, then you are not related.
Not necessarily. Your cousins are the children of your mother or father's siblings. Each sibling got married to someone who isn't related to you. Those people (your aunts and uncles through marriage) can have sisters and brothers who also have children.
Your cousins would also have cousins through "the in-law" side of the family. They are first cousins to each other but not to you. It's confusing but to find out whether you're related, you have to determine which side of the family you each belong to.
Your cousin's cousin may be your cousin, or may be unrelated to you. It depends on the details of how you and your cousin are connected to the cousin's cousin.
No, you're not. I have a crush on my cousin's cousin, after my mother explained it all to me.
Your cousin certainly has cousins to whom you are related. But your cousin can also have cousins to whom you are notrelated.
First, some of your cousins are not related to your grandmother at all. That is, your father's mother is not related to the cousins you have who are the children of your mother'ssiblings.On the same side of the family, your first cousins are your grandmother's other grandchildren. Your second cousins are your grandmother's great nieces and great nephews. Your third cousins are your grandmother's first cousins, twice removed, your fourth cousins are your grandmothers second cousins, twice removed, etc., etc.
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Yes, they are your cousins and are related to you through your father's side of the family.
Yes. My friend is first cousins with Spencer Pratt and second cousins with Mitt Romney, from the same side of her family.
Your cousin's cousin may be you, your siblings, your cousin, or may not be related to you at all. Your cousin is related to you by being descended from the brother or sister of your parent, grandparent, great grandparent, etc. Your cousin will have cousins who are also descended from those people, but will also have cousins on the other side of her family who have no relationship with you.
If you are related to another person through your mother's side of the family, and the other person is related to you through her mother's side of her family, then an aunt on the father's side of the other person's family is not related to you.
The largest number of cousins in one family would depend on the number of siblings in the family and the number of children each sibling has. There is no specific limit to the number of cousins in a family.
If your aunt is the sister of one of your parents, she has first cousins who are also your parent's first cousins. Those are your first cousins, once removed. She also has first cousins who are not related to you, because they relate to her through the other side of her family. If your aunt is the wife of the brother of one of your parents, then none of her cousins are related to you.
No, you have a mom who has a brother (let's just use it) he got married to a women, now they have kids, and they are your cousins. They are your cousins on their dads side, so your uncle. Then your uncles wife or aunt, has more family, she has a brother with kids. Who are your cousins, cousins. Who in terms are actually NOT related to you. So no, your cousins, cousin in NOT related to you. Unless you get technical.
You may be related to your great aunt's cousin through your great great grandparent, who is also her grandparent.However, your great aunt could also have cousins from the side of her family that is not related to you. (Children of siblings of her father, if her mother was the sister of your great grandparent.) Those cousins are not related to you.In addition, your great aunt could be your great aunt because she married the brother of your grandparent. In that case, none of her cousins are related to you.
yes,they r really related they r cousins from his father's side.
Your first cousin's grandchild is your first cousin, twice removed. Your second cousin's grandchild is your second cousins, twice removed. Your third cousin's grandchild is your third cousin, twice removed.