What is my relationship to my grandmother's cousin?

Question

I don't know if different nationalities use other terms or calculations but it is the British definition I'm after.

Answer 1

1st cousin once removed

Answer 2

So your grandmother must share a grandparent with your cousin.

So that shared grandparent is your gg grandparent.

Shared grandparents first cos, g grand 2nd, gg grad 3rd - + two generations different.

I am going for 3rd cousins twice removed.

But I am not putting my money where my mouth is  :-)

Answer 3

CB and Shirley have it right. The calculation is indeed the same with the British as the rest of the world. You are first cousins twice removed.

Answer 4

According to Wikipedia, "My grandparent's first cousin and I are first cousins twice removed (two different generations) differrence between us)."

Answer 5

I think it's first cousin twice removed.

Answer 6

Ok, I've tried to put it here in a generational form that makes sense, hopefully it does. I just used all women relatives for ease.

Gen 1......................... your  great great g'ma

Gen2 ..your great g'ma ===.her sister- your great great aunt

Gen 3....your g'ma.............her cousin -your 1st cuz twice removed

Gen 4.......your mom............your 2nd cousin once removed

Gen 5.........you ....................your third cousin

Answer 7

According to my relationship calculator your grandmothers cousin is your 1st cousin twice removed

I used my own family, and took grandmothers cousin to be her fathers brothers child.

Answer 8

come on...you're not even in the same fu*ing family !!

Answer 9

According to the chart I have it's 3rd cousin

Answer 10

First cousin twice removed.  You are two generations removed form each other.  You would be a first cousin once removed to your mother's first cousin.

Answer 11

If A is your grandmother's first cousin, then you are A's first cousin twice removed.  If A is your grandmother's second cousin, then you are A's second cousin twice removed.

Let's say your grandmother is your mother's mother.  If A has a daughter (B), and A is your grandmother's first cousin,  then your mother and B are second cousins, and you are B's second cousin once removed. If B also has a daughter (C), then you and C are third cousins.