Relationship Chart
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1
b/s
aun
g'aun
g2'aun
g3'aun
g4'aun
g5'aun
g6'aun
g7'aun
2
aun 
1c 
1c1r
1c2r 
1c3r
1c4r
1c5r
1c6r
1c7r
3
g'aun
1c1r
2c 
 2c1r 
2c2r 
2c3r 
2c4r
2c5r
2c6r
4
g2'aun
1c2r
2c1r
3c 
3c1r
3c2r
3c3r
3c4r
3c5r
5
g3'aun
1c3r
2c2r 
3c1r
 4c
4c1r
4c2r
4c3r
4c4r
6
g4'aun
1c4r
2c3r 
3c2r
4c1r
5c
5c1r
5c2r
5c3r
7
g5'aun
1c5r
2c4r
3c3r
4c2r
5c1r
6c
6c1r
6c2r
8
g6'aun
1c6r
2c5r
3c4r
4c3r
5c2r
6c1r
7c
7c1r
9
g7'aun
1c7r
2c6r
3c5r
4c4r
5c3r
6c2r
7c1r
8c
Note: You should make the following substitutions for the codes I've used to conserve space:
      b/s = brother/sister
      aun = aunt/uncle/nephew/niece
      g'  = great (g2=great-great, etc.)
      c   = cousin (2c=2nd cousin, etc.)
      r   = removed (2r=twice removed, etc.)

How to use this chart:

  1. Enter the nearest common relative in box 0.
  2. List one person's line in the vertical #'d boxes, and the other in the horizontal ones (it doesn't matter which is where).
  3. Like a multiplication table, the relationship is at the intersection.
For example: a person in vertical box 6 is the 1st cousin 3 times removed of the person in horizontal box 3.

Note how the entries change (like a multiplication table) and expand it to the limits you desire.
 

Enjoy!
Jim - K6HIO

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