Relations

[Bazile]

How am I related to -




1. My cousin's son

2. My cousin's son's wife

3 . How is my wife related to the two above

4. How is my daughter related to the all the above above

5. How is my daughter's daughter related to my cousin's son's wife

I better stop there

Prompted from a 60th birthday party of my cousin lady night

[jim360]

1. First cousin, once removed.
2. First cousin-in-law, once removed.
3. See 2.
4. Second cousin(-in-law).
5. Third cousin-in-law, once removed.

Probably.

[Bazile]

Ok thanks - ,let's see what other answers are given

By the way , who the heck is ' lady night ' ?

[Old_Geezer]

We all know who ladies of the night are !

[pixie374]

What Jim said. Second cousins are the sons/daughters of first cousins. Once removed is a different e of one generation, twice- two generations etc. And "in law" for a wife or husband's relative.

[New Judge]

I'm not so sure about "in-laws" for cousins.

I may be an informal term used by some people but I don't believe it has any real standing. As far as I am aware, the only formal use of "in-law" is for Mother/Father-in-law, Son/Daughter-in-law and Brother/Sister-in-law. Even this last example is often misused. A spouse of your Brother/Sister-in-law is not also your Sister/Brother-in-law, but is often cited as such. Your Brother-in-law can be either your sister's husband or your wife's brother but it doesn't extend beyond that.

[pixie374]

I thought the same, nj and checked 'cousin-in-law' with Google. It did give it as the meaning.

[Trishy]

http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~kordyban/genealogy/chart/relationship_chart.html