What relation is your great-great-uncle's son to you?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, your great-great-uncle's son is your third cousin once removed. It's like that distant relative you see at family reunions but can't quite remember how you're related. So yeah, he's like a distant cousin, but not too distant that you can't remember his name... maybe.

Answer 2

Ah, what a lovely question! Your great-great-uncle's son is actually your first cousin, twice removed. Family trees can be like a happy little puzzle, full of wonderful connections and branches that make each of us unique. Just remember, every relationship is special in its own way, like a beautiful painting with different colors that all come together to create something truly special.

Answer 3

Your great great grandfather's great great great grandson could be:

• your son
• your nephew
• your first cousin, once removed
• your first cousins, twice removed
• your first cousin, three times removed
• your second cousin, twice removed
• your second cousin, three times removed
• your third cousin, three times removed
• your fourth cousin, four times removed

and more.

Answer 4

Your great great uncle's great grandson is your third cousin.

The children of siblings are first cousins.

The grandchildren of siblings are second cousins.

The great grandchildren of siblings are third cousins.

Answer 5

Your great great great great grandfathers son is your great great great grandfather, or your first cousin five times removed.

Answer 6

Your great great grandfather's first cousin is your first cousin, thrice removed (i.e. three times removed.)

Answer 7

Your great-great-uncle's son is your first cousin, twice removed.

Answer 8

Your great great grandfather's great great nephew is your parent's third cousin and your third cousin once removed.

Answer 9

Your great great great great grandfather's great great great nephew is your fourth cousin, twice removed.