How Are We Related?

How Are We Related?
1 ____________	2 ____________	3 ____________	4 ____________	5 ____________	6 ____________	7 ____________	8 ____________	9 ____________
2 ____________	Brother/ Sister	Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	Great Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	Great,Great Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	G.G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	G.G.G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	G.G.G.G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece
3 ____________	Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	FIRST COUSIN	First Cousin Once Removed	First Cousin Twice Removed	First Cousin 3 Times Removed	First Cousin 4 Times Removed	First Cousin 5 Times Removed	First Cousin 6 Times Removed
4 ____________	Great Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	First Cousin Once Removed	SECOND COUSIN	Secnd Cousin Once Removed	Secnd Cousin Twice Removed	Secnd Cousin 3 Times Removed	Secnd Cousin 4 Times Removed	Secnd Cousin 5 Times Removed
5 ____________	Great,Great Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	First Cousin Twice Removed	Secnd Cousin Once Removed	THIRD COUSIN	Third Cousin Once Removed	Third Cousin Twice Removed	Third Cousin 3 Times Removed	Third Cousin 4 Times Removed
6 ____________	G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	First Cousin 3 Times Removed	Secnd Cousin Twice Removed	Third Cousin Once Removed	FOURTH COUSIN	Fourth Cousin Once Removed	Fourth Cousin Twice Removed	Fourth Cousin 3 Times Removed
7 ____________	G.G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	First Cousin 4 Times Removed	Secnd Cousin 3 Times Removed	Third Cousin Twice Removed	Fourth Cousin Once Removed	FIFTH COUSIN	Fifth Cousin Once Removed	Fifth Cousin Twice Removed
8 ____________	G.G.G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	First Cousin 5 Times Removed	Secnd Cousin 4 Times Removed	Third Cousin 3 Times Removed	Fourth Cousin Twice Removed	Fifth Cousin Once Removed	SIXTH COUSIN	Sixth Cousin Once Removed
9 ____________	G.G.G.G.G.G. Aunt/Uncle, Nephew/Niece	First Cousin 6 Times Removed	Secnd Cousin 5 Times Removed	Third Cousin 4 Times Removed	Fourth Cousin 3 Times Removed	Fifth Cousin Twice Removed	Sixth Cousin Once Removed	SEVENTH COUSIN

INSTRUCTIONS: How are you related to someone else? Here's how to find out. Put your COMMON ANCESTOR in Block 1 (upper left). List YOUR direct descendent line across the top, list the OTHER PERSON'S descendent line down the left side. Follow the rows and columns to find relationships.
EXAMPLE: Print YOUR name in Block 3 across the top and a known FIRST COUSIN in Block 3 along the side. Print your MOTHER or FATHER in Block 2 along the top, your common GRANDPARENT in Block 1, and your cousin's MOTHER or FATHER (your AUNT or UNCLE) in Block 2 along the side. Add your CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN, and those of your cousin, in Blocks 4 and 5 to see more relations. Have fun!
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