Common Ancestor | Child | Grand Child | Great Grand Child | 2 Greats Grand Child | 3 Greats Grand Child | 4 Greats Grand Child | 5 Greats Grand Child | 6 Greats Grand Child |
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Child | Sibling | Niece/ Nephew | Grand Niece/ Nephew | Great Grand Niece/ Nephew | 2 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 3 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 4 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 5 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew |
Grand Child | Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin | 1st Cousin, Once Removed | 1st Cousin, Twice Removed | 1st Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
1st Cousin, 4 Times Removed |
1st Cousin, 5 Times Removed |
1st Cousin, 6 Times Removed |
Great Grand Child | Grand Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin, Once Removed | 2nd Cousin | 2nd Cousin, Once Removed | 2nd Cousin, Twice Removed | 2nd Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
2nd Cousin, 4 Times Removed |
2nd Cousin, 5 Times Removed |
2 Greats Grand Child | Great Grand Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin, twice Removed | 2nd Cousin, Once Removed | 3rd Cousin | 3rd Cousin, Once Removed | 3rd Cousin, Twice Removed | 3rd Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
3rd Cousin, 4 Times Removed |
3 Greats Grand Child | 2 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
2nd Cousin, Twice Removed | 3rd Cousin, Once Removed | 4th Cousin | 4th Cousin, Once Removed | 4th Cousin, Twice Removed | 4th Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
4 Greats Grand Child | 3 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin, 4 Times Removed |
2nd Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
3rd Cousin, Twice Removed | 4th Cousin, Once Removed | 5th Cousin | 5th Cousin, Once Removed | 5th Cousin, Twice Removed |
5 Greats Grand Child | 4 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin, 5 Times Removed |
2nd Cousin, 4 Times Removed |
3rd Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
4th Cousin, Twice Removed | 5th Cousin, Once Removed | 6th Cousin | 6th Cousin, Once Removed |
6 Greats Grand Child | 5 Greats Grand Niece/ Nephew | 1st Cousin, 6 Times Removed |
2nd Cousin, 5 Times Removed |
3rd Cousin, 4 Times Removed |
4th Cousin, 3 Times Removed |
5th Cousin, Twice Removed | 6th Cousin, Once Removed | 7th Cousin |
This chart can be used to determine the relationship between two individuals. If you can trace two people back to a common ancestor, you can determine their relationship to the common ancestor, and using the top and left columns find the intersection. That is the relationship between the two people. If you can't trace two people back to a common ancestor, then you are simply out of luck and this chart cannot help.