Every relationship term
Sixty-five pages, one for each standard relationship up to eight generations. Each shows the route, how to count it, the reciprocal term and the theoretical DNA average.
Direct line: children, grandchildren and further
Siblings
Nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles
Cousins, from first to ninth, with removals
- 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
- first cousin 7 times removed
- first cousin 8 times removed
- second cousin
- second cousin once removed
- second cousin twice removed
- second cousin 3 times removed
- second cousin 4 times removed
- second cousin 5 times removed
- second cousin 6 times removed
- second cousin 7 times removed
- third cousin
- third cousin once removed
- third cousin twice removed
- third cousin 3 times removed
- third cousin 4 times removed
- third cousin 5 times removed
- third cousin 6 times removed
- fourth cousin
- fourth cousin once removed
- fourth cousin twice removed
- fourth cousin 3 times removed
- fourth cousin 4 times removed
- fourth cousin 5 times removed
- fifth cousin
- fifth cousin once removed
- fifth cousin twice removed
- fifth cousin 3 times removed
- fifth cousin 4 times removed
- sixth cousin
- sixth cousin once removed
- sixth cousin twice removed
- sixth cousin 3 times removed
- seventh cousin
- seventh cousin once removed
- seventh cousin twice removed
- eighth cousin
- eighth cousin once removed
- ninth cousin
New to the counting? Start with how cousin degree and removal work, or put your own two relatives into the calculator.