Your second cousin, twice removed, is the grandchild of your second cousin (the great great grandchild of your great aunt or great uncle) or the second cousin of your grandparent.
Your first cousin's grandson is your first cousin, twice removed. Your second cousin's grandson is your second cousin, twice removed.
Your grandfather's second cousin would be your second cousin, twice removed. The twice removed means you are separated by two generations.
It would depend on which way they are removed. If they are your parent's first cousins, they would be your second cousins. If they are the grand children of your first cousins, they would be first cousins twice removed.
second cousins twice removed.
Your first cousin's children are your first cousins, once removed. They are your children's second cousins. Your second cousin's children are your second cousins, once removed. They are your children's third cousins. And so forth.
Your first cousin's granddaughter is your first cousin, twice removed. Your second cousin's granddaughter is your second cousin, twice removed. Your third cousin's granddaughter is your third cousin, twice removed. And so forth...
If your cousin is your 1st cousin then the daughter would be your 2nd cousin. Sorry, WRONG-OOO. YOUR COUSIN'S DAUGHTER IS YOUR FIRST COUSIN, ONCE REMOVED. Your children and your cousin's children would be second cousins.
Your father's (or mother's) first cousin's son (or daughter) is your second cousin. Second cousins are people who do not have the same parent or grandparent, but have the same great-grandparent.
Your dad's cousin would be your cousin, once removed. The 'once removed' means that there is a generation difference between you and your dad's cousin. Your granddad's cousin would be your cousin, twice removed. The 'twice removed' means there are two generations difference between you and your granddad's cousin.
They may be second cousins. They could also be a cousin twice removed.
Oh, dude, that's a wild ride. So, your first cousin twice removed is like your grandparent's cousin, right? So, their kid is technically your second cousin once removed. It's like a distant relative you might see at a family reunion and be like, "Hey, you look vaguely familiar."
Your cousin's child is your "first cousin once removed". If you were to have children, your child and your cousin's child would be second cousins. The son of your cousin's son would be your first cousin twice removed. Look at it like this: you * your cousin * ** your cousin's son (your cousin once removed) ** *** your cousin's grandson (your cousin twice removed)