RELATIONSHIP CHART

This cousin chart is courtesy of Ann Bolton
Find yourself in relation to the common ancestor across the top of the chart and your distant cousin in relation to the common ancestor down the side.
Your exact cousinship is at the intersection of these lines/columns.
(Just like a mileage chart.)

		1	2	3	4	5	6
	COMMON ANCESTOR	SON- DAU.	GRAND SON	GREAT GRAND SON	G-G GRAND SON	G-G-G GRAND SON	4G GRAND SON
1	SON- DAU.	SIB- LING	NEPHEW NIECE	GRAND NEPHEW	GREAT GRAND- NEPHEW	G-G GRAND- NEPHEW	G-G-G GRAND- NEPHEW
2	GRAND- SON	NEPHEW NIECE	1ST COUSIN	1ST COUSIN 1 REM	1ST COUSIN 2 REM	1ST COUSIN 3 REM	1ST COUSIN 4 REM
3	GREAT GRAND- SON	GRAND- NEPHEW	1ST COUSIN 1 REM	2ND COUSIN	2ND COUSIN 1 REM	2ND COUSIN 2 REM	2ND COUSIN 3 REM
4	G-G GRAND- SON	GREAT GRAND- NEPHEW	1ST COUSIN 2 REM	2ND COUSIN 1 REM	3RD COUSIN	3RD COUSIN 1 REM	3RD COUSIN 2 REM
5	G-G-G GRAND- SON	G-G GRAND- NEPHEW	1ST COUSIN 3 REM	2ND COUSIN 2 REM	3RD COUSIN 1 REM	4TH COUSIN	4TH COUSIN 1 REM
6	4G GRAND- SON	G-G-G GRAND- NEPHEW	1ST COUSIN 4 REM	2ND COUSIN 3 REM	3RD COUSIN 2 REM	4TH COUSIN 1 REM	5TH COUSIN

Sheila Brannon

© 1997 Sheila Farrell Brannon
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