My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me (Bobby).
Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who produced Adrian. Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
Bobby Bewl wrote: > My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great > grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me (Bobby).
> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who > produced Adrian. > Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different > great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
> Bobby
Half (or "step") first cousins, once removed? In other words, you would be half-first cousin to Geoffrey; your relationship to Adrian is once removed from Geoffrey.
Some might simplify this as "half second cousins".
Bobby Bewl wrote: > My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great > grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me (Bobby).
> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who > produced Adrian. > Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different > great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
> Bobby
Half (or "step") first cousins, once removed? In other words, you would be half-first cousin to Geoffrey; your relationship to Adrian is one generation removed from Geoffrey.
Some might simplify this as "half second cousins".
Bobby Bewl wrote: > My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great > grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me (Bobby).
> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who > produced Adrian. > Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different > great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
> Bobby
Half (or "step") first cousins, once removed? In other words, you would be half-first cousin to Geoffrey; your relationship to Adrian is once removed from Geoffrey.
Some might simplify this as "half second cousins".
Alison Kilpatrick wrote: > Bobby Bewl wrote: >> My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great >> grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me >> (Bobby).
>> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey >> who produced Adrian. >> Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
>> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different >> great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
>> Bobby
> Half (or "step") first cousins, once removed? In other words, you would > be half-first cousin to Geoffrey; your relationship to Adrian is once > removed from Geoffrey.
> Some might simplify this as "half second cousins".
Key hanging?
To return to Bobby: First cousin one time removed according to some similar situation I have and PAF.
Richard
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> Bobby Bewl wrote: >> My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great >> grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me >> (Bobby).
>> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who >> produced Adrian. >> Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
>> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different >> great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
>> Bobby
> Half (or "step") first cousins, once removed? In other words, you would be > half-first cousin to Geoffrey; your relationship to Adrian is one > generation removed from Geoffrey.
Half first cousin is correct. Step would mean something entirely different.
> Some might simplify this as "half second cousins".
New ISP, and sometimes I get an error message after sending a post to the newsgroup ... tonight I re-sent the post, received another error message, etc., only to see all three attempts posted successfully. A bit mystifying and hopefully, I'll sort it out.
On Nov 7, 2:54 pm, "Bobby Bewl" <a...@b.com> wrote:
> My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great > grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me (Bobby).
> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who > produced Adrian. > Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different > great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
> Bobby
You and Adrian are first cousins of the half blood once removed.
> My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great > grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me (Bobby).
> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced Geoffrey who > produced Adrian. > Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different > great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
> Bobby
Thank you kindly to those who replied. You are most helpful.
Yes, you would be first half-cousins once removed, I think.
Just to distinguish between "half" and "step", my half-brother David married Julie who had two children from a previous marriage. My children and I went to visit them many years ago when they were little. They enjoyed playing with their first half-step-cousins. One of Julie's children is now married with a child so that makes that child a first half-step-cousin once removed to my children. I think you now deserve a strong cup of tea.
>> Half (or "step") first cousins, once removed[...]
> Half- - not step-
> Step-first cousins would be children of one's aunt or uncle's spouses > by a different person than the aunt or uncle.
> From: "the_vermina...@comcast.net" <the_vermina...@comcast.net> > Date: 8 November 2009 3:28:15 PM > To: genb...@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: What relationship?
> On Nov 7, 2:54 pm, "Bobby Bewl" <a...@b.com> wrote: >> My grandfather married twice. His first marriage resulted in a great >> grandson, Adrian. His second marriage resulted in a grandson, me >> (Bobby).
>> Albert married Elizabeth and produced Gertrude who produced >> Geoffrey who >> produced Adrian. >> Albert later married Louisa and produced Victor who produce Bobby
>> What relation am I to Adrian bearing in mind we have different >> great-grandmother (Adrian) and grandmother (me)?
>> Bobby
> You and Adrian are first cousins of the half blood once removed.
Just to distinguish between "half" and "step", my half-brother David married Julie who had two children from a previous marriage. My children and I went to visit them many years ago when they were little. They enjoyed playing with their first half-step-cousins. One of Julie's children is now married with a child so that makes that child a first half-step-cousin once removed to my children. I think you now deserve a strong cup of tea.
Hi
Glad I'm doing Genealogy now. What a thing to sort out in another 50/100 years time.
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