my boyfriend's grandmother had a child by father's first cousin, are we related?
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Whose father? Your's or his? And whci relationship are you asking about? Yours to your boyfriend or your's to the father's cousin's child??
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If our grandparents are siblings we are second cousins and have the same great grandparents \n\nMy first cousin's child and I are first cousins once removed to each other (one generation difference between us) \n\nMy first cousin's grandchild and I are first cousins twice removed to each other (two generations difference between us)
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Right now, just don't take sides. Trust your boyfriend and try to keep your cousin out of your relationship. It doesn't matter who did or didn't. If you can keep them apart then do so. Tell your boyfriend that with the current situation, you don't feel comfortable with them being together. Make sure to tell him that you trust him. Don't make him feel like it's his fault or you may lose him.\n\n~Pancake
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Keep your boyfriend and your cousin apart.  You can't keep someone from cheating and if he wants to, there is nothing you can do to stop him.  However, your cousin doesn't know where to draw the line by flirting with your boyfriend.  That's not cool at all.  You say you don't want to tell her anything cuz your related, but she doesn't mind hurting you even though you're related.  My advice, try not to be with your cousin and your bf at the same time-it's not worth the aggravation.  If you must be with both of them at the same, \ntry to be cool, don't let your jealousy show.  If you can handle it, make light of it and say something funny like,\n"We need to find you a bf, so you stop flirting with mine".  Don't let her know it bugs you.  Remember, if he's yours, he's not going anywhere.  If he's not really yours, you can't do anything to keep him.  Trust me, it's great advice!  Good luck.
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You 2 are going to have some GORGEOUS babies!\n\nYou are still dating your own race.  Last I checked people of Hispanic descent were of the human race just like Caucasians, Asians, Black...etc.
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No\n\nParents have differing veiws, you being part Itallian leads me to believe that your father has a problem with it because your people are passionate about what they believe in. \n\nI have not dated a woman of my ethnical background in years and it's because I found someone who truly makes ME happy. If your boyfriend makes you happy,then bella you need to do what is best for YOU.\n\nYour father will eventually come around trust me!
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My cousin did our genealogy and discovered our family descended from English royalty. I don't know his name, I was young and was kind of ho-hum about it at the time but other family members were real excited about it. Sorry, no link.
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YES my G-Parents and they have been together for over 60 yrs... My husband and I have been together for almost 14 yrs...
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Hmmmmm....depends on if you have any connections with him!  Like: my hairdresser's 2nd cousin's neighbor is his maid!   I DUNNO!!!
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Mind your own business. What happens happens. You did not make the choices your relatives have made, and it is their harvest they are reaping. IF you stick your nose into it, trust me, the messenger is always killed. Be sympathetic, be kind, be loving, be supportive, but for heaven's sake, don't set them up for an "I told you so" from you..that is exactly what you will be doing. It does not matter one whit who he is playing around with. Some members of your extended family have very little sense (1st cousin...etc), and your blowing the whistle is not going to change things. The 1st cousin will get all that is coming to her soon enough, for this guy will not stop messing around ever. The soon-to-be exwife is the lucky one here..she is escaping.
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I'm not sure there are any laws preventing someone from marrying an uncle or cousin related by blood, let alone simply by adoption.\n\nI know some 2nd cousins that were married in Florida, and there were no rules preventing it.  Certainly, in the case of close blood relatives (1st cousins) there are risks of genetic problems with children, but I still don't think there are laws that prevent the marriages, except maybe in the case of direct family members (brother/sister).
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Don't include all of those cousins and aunts and uncles that are very distant.. Keep it simple plain and short.. just start with the 2 grandma's and the 2 grandpa's..
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My sixth cousin from my father's side. Her name is Ukerpendi. Hope you find each other.
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That is nasty. Your cousin is your blood relative. That is\nincest. Incest is a sin before God. If your cousin gets with\nchild by you, then both of you are in big trouble. You will\nbe the dad and the cousin. That's some bad business.
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My cousins on my Dads side are HOT... Puerto Rican women.  At least I thought so back when.  We are all a little older now.
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Yes. It is most definitely possible. My mother is 16 years younger than my father and they have been happily married for over fifteen years now.\nAnd I have been with my boyfriend now for almost year. He is my soul mate. Even though he is 34 years older than me.
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Your mother's first cousin's grandchild is your 2nd cousin once removed. Draw a family tree starting with the common ancestor at the top, and keep each succeeding generation on the same level, or distance from the common ancestor. Blood relatives on the same horizontal level (other than siblings, which are the first level from the common ancestor) are numbered cousins, with no 'removal' involved. The 'removed' part comes into play when one is removed from an equal level fo cousinship (cousintry ?). Thus the children of first cousins are 2nd cousins, and their children are 3rd cousins to each other. The child of one's numbered cousin is one's numbered cousin once removed. In the example you gave, your mother's first cousin's child ( the parent of the aforementioned grandchild) is your 2nd cousin, but your mother's first cousin, once removed [from her(your mother's) first cousin]. Another way to check is to count the number of generations back to the common ancestor. If two people have the same number, then the following applies:\n1 generation removed = siblings\n2 generations removed = 1st cousins\n3 generations removed = 2nd cousins