What is my 1st cousin twice removed 4 great grandfather to me?
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My 1st cousin twice removed married my great-great aunt, so what is my 1st cousin twice removed 4 great grandfather to me ? Do we share common ancestors?
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My 1st cousin twice removed married my great-great aunt, so what is my 1st cousin twice removed 4 great grandfather to me ? Do we share common ancestors?
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Please explain the circumstances in which you have a first cousin twice removed. Are your grandparents his/her great great grandparents? Or are your great great grandparents his/her grandparents? Is the person concerned older or younger than you?
– WS2
2 hours ago
What is the “4” in your question?
– Jim
15 mins ago
Obviously if you have a blood relationship with each person in question then you share a common ancestor. If your relationship to either of them is only “by marriage” then there is no common ancestor.
– Jim
10 mins ago
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My 1st cousin twice removed married my great-great aunt, so what is my 1st cousin twice removed 4 great grandfather to me ? Do we share common ancestors?
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Please explain the circumstances in which you have a first cousin twice removed. Are your grandparents his/her great great grandparents? Or are your great great grandparents his/her grandparents? Is the person concerned older or younger than you?
– WS2
2 hours ago
What is the “4” in your question?
– Jim
15 mins ago
Obviously if you have a blood relationship with each person in question then you share a common ancestor. If your relationship to either of them is only “by marriage” then there is no common ancestor.
– Jim
10 mins ago
add a comment |
Please explain the circumstances in which you have a first cousin twice removed. Are your grandparents his/her great great grandparents? Or are your great great grandparents his/her grandparents? Is the person concerned older or younger than you?
– WS2
2 hours ago
What is the “4” in your question?
– Jim
15 mins ago
Obviously if you have a blood relationship with each person in question then you share a common ancestor. If your relationship to either of them is only “by marriage” then there is no common ancestor.
– Jim
10 mins ago
Please explain the circumstances in which you have a first cousin twice removed. Are your grandparents his/her great great grandparents? Or are your great great grandparents his/her grandparents? Is the person concerned older or younger than you?
– WS2
2 hours ago
Please explain the circumstances in which you have a first cousin twice removed. Are your grandparents his/her great great grandparents? Or are your great great grandparents his/her grandparents? Is the person concerned older or younger than you?
– WS2
2 hours ago
What is the “4” in your question?
– Jim
15 mins ago
What is the “4” in your question?
– Jim
15 mins ago
Obviously if you have a blood relationship with each person in question then you share a common ancestor. If your relationship to either of them is only “by marriage” then there is no common ancestor.
– Jim
10 mins ago
Obviously if you have a blood relationship with each person in question then you share a common ancestor. If your relationship to either of them is only “by marriage” then there is no common ancestor.
– Jim
10 mins ago
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Please explain the circumstances in which you have a first cousin twice removed. Are your grandparents his/her great great grandparents? Or are your great great grandparents his/her grandparents? Is the person concerned older or younger than you?
– WS2
2 hours ago
What is the “4” in your question?
– Jim
15 mins ago
Obviously if you have a blood relationship with each person in question then you share a common ancestor. If your relationship to either of them is only “by marriage” then there is no common ancestor.
– Jim
10 mins ago