genealogy with cousins

bond | 21:42 Wed 21st Jul 2010 | Family & Relationships

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If my cousin (male) has a child (boy), does that mean that child is my cousin once removed, and what am I to him ?

Is there an approved NHS list of what to eat when starting a yeast free (not to be confused with yeast infection/candida) and dairy free diet?

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coccinelle

Yes, you are and you're his first cousin once removed.

jackthehat

You can both refer to each other as 'my cousin once removed'.
In your case, he is one generation 'down'; in his, you are one generation 'up'.

momcj

I thought it would mean the child is your second cousin

spirale

In this case, if bond has children then they will be second cousin's with bond's cousin child.

saxy_jag

I had this question once.

My cousin's son is my cousin once removed, because we're still cousins but a generation apart.

*His* daughter is my cousin twice removed.

My son and my cousin's son are of the same generation, and are therefore second cousins.

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