What relationship would your aunt's cousin be to you?

Answer 1

Your aunt's cousin would be your first cousin once removed. This means that they are one generation away from being your direct cousin. In genealogy, "removed" indicates the difference in generations between two individuals.

Answer 2

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.

Answer 3

Your grandfather's niece or nephew is a first cousin to one of your parents.

His great niece (or grand niece) is the daughter of his niece or nephew and therefore is your second cousin.

Answer 4

Your aunt's cousin would be your first cousin once removed. So, basically, they're kinda like a distant cousin but still technically family. Hope that clears things up for ya, kiddo.