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Can I marry this gal?She is my grandma's(moms mom) elder sisters daughter's daughter's daughter.. If no, why?

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Yes you can because there is such a distant bloodline between you. I think that you can even marry a fourth cousin but just not a first, second, or third.
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So if you two had a baby........ We'll call the baby Joe.

Your great aunt would be great-great aunt to baby Joe AND great-great grandma to baby Joe. That's messed up.

Is it illegal? No. But don't do it. Find a different tree.
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I dont think so.. By relation you will be her uncle...

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umm...i'm confused!
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Yes you can.... I think
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She's your grandma's sister...(your great second aunt)..daughter's daughter....that would make this girl the great grand-daughter of your great aunt....There's no similar blood left there. I'd get a blood test to be sure but it all seems like it be fine if your ok with not branching off of the family tree.
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if she iz nice marry with her..achay log bar bar nhi millty
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go for it! =)
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No problem at all you can chqe only jinetical problem if any mor please give the details DOB,TOB and POB both on pvasudev@ymail.com or vparekh730@gmail.com
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yeah, it's not as if you're siblings or 1st cousins or anything creepy like that. Or are you? Are there closer blood ties that you aren't letting on about? Mwahahahaha!
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You Can do that
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So she's your great aunt's grandaughter. Which makes you guys like, second cousins once removed or something. I guess as long as there is no history of genetic defects resulting from inbreeding in your family, GO FOR IT!
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lmfao
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You are second cousins once removed. Barely legal, but yes, you can.
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yes do it

i don't think there is any prob

if you think genetics may fail you just do a simple test to see if any defects are there

i think these tests are available in clinics and hospitals
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No, you're blood relatives. She's your mother's third cousin. I wouldn't chance it.
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