WHOSE RELATED TO WHOM AND
HOW
CHART OF
CONSANGUINITY
O
|
P
|
GP
|
GGP
|
3GP
|
4GP
|
5GP
|
P
|
S
|
N
|
GN
|
2GN
|
3GN
|
4GN
|
GP
|
N
|
1C
|
1C1R
|
1C2R
|
1C3R
|
1C4R
|
GGP
|
GN
|
1C1R
|
2C
|
2C1R
|
2C2R
|
2C3R
|
3GP
|
2GN
|
1C2R
|
2C1R
|
3C
|
3C1R
|
3C2R
|
4GP
|
3GN
|
1C3R
|
2C2R
|
3C1R
|
4C
|
4C1R
|
5GP
|
4GN
|
1C4R
|
2C3R
|
3C2R
|
4C1R
|
5C
|
C = Cousin, 1C = First Cousin, P = Parents, GGP = Great Grand Parents, G
= Great/Grand
2C1R =Second Cousin, Once Removed, N
= Nephew/Niece, GN=Grand Nephew/Niece
O
= Original Ancestors, 3GP=Great Great Grand Parents, R= Removed, 5GP=Great Great Great
Great Grand Parents, S =Sibling
Locate a person a long the top row, according to their
relationship to the nearest Original Ancestor.Locate the other person along the left column, according to their
relationship to the same Original Ancestor – where the two lines cross indicate
the relationship of the two people to each other.
For example I am seeking the relationship of Regina Moran, Bernie’s
Daughter and Nana’s last Grand Child, to Gerard Patrick Moran, John’s son and
Nana’s first Grand Child.The closest
common Original Ancestor they share is a Grand Parent, therefore they are First
Cousins.
