Her aunt lives in Louisville; they live in a homey enviomrment. (page 19)
The possessive form for the plural noun great aunts is great aunts'.Example: My three great aunts' house is a great place to visit.
There are Aunts, great aunts, great-great aunts, et al. A second aunt would be if you have two aunts and you prefer one over the other. But no there isn't.
Your great grandparents brothers and sisters are your great uncles and great aunts.
First cousins, twice removed. Aunts daughter is your cousin. Aunts daughters daughter is cousin once removed Aunts daughters daughters daughter is cousin twice removed.
Great aunt.
yes
No, great-aunts' is the possessive form of the pluralnoun, indicating that something belongs to two or more great-aunts.Example: Both of my great-aunts' birthdays are the same day.The possessive of the singular noun great-aunt is great-aunt's.Example: My great-aunt's birthday is on Friday.
I believe they would be great aunts or great uncles.
great great (etc.) grandparents great grandparents grandparents + great uncles and great aunts parents + uncles and aunts [=parents' siblings] siblings + cousins [=uncles' and aunts' children] children + nephews and nieces [=siblings' children] grandchildren great gandchildren great great (etc.) grandhildren also cousins and second cousins [=(great-)grandparents' descendants]
great great (etc.) grandparents great grandparents grandparents + great uncles and great aunts parents + uncles and aunts [=parents' siblings] siblings + cousins [=uncles' and aunts' children] children + nephews and nieces [=siblings' children] grandchildren great gandchildren great great (etc.) grandhildren also cousins and second cousins [=(great-)grandparents' descendants]
I believe they would be great aunts or great uncles.
great nephew