What relation to me is my Great Aunt's children?

Question: What relation to me is my Great Aunt's children!?
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They are your father or mother's first cousins and your first cousins once removed!. When they have children, those children will be your second cousins!.

Here is a standard answer about cousins!.

If you are in the same generation, you just add 1 to the degree!.
Children of 1st cousins are 2nd cousins!.
Children of 2nd cousins are 3rd cousins!.
Children of 3rd cousins are 4th cousins!.
and so on!.

Removed is when you are not in the same generation!. You keep the degree and add one "removed" for every generation!.

Your dad or mom's 1st cousin is your 1st cousin once removed!.
Your grandparents' 1st cousins are your 1st cousins twice removed!.
Your great grandparents' 1st cousin is your 1st cousin three times removed!.

And so on - if the cousin is a 2nd, 3rd, 4th - or a 12th, for that matter - again, you keep the degree and add removeds!.

Removeds go "down" family trees too!. If your 1st cousin has a child (grandchild), those children will be your 1st cousins once and twice removed!.
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Rick and Donald are correct!. They would be your first cousins once removed!.

Amy ( siblings ) Beth

Adam ( 1st cousins) Becky

Aaron ( 2nd cousins) Burt

Beth is Adam's Aunt and Aaron's Grand Aunt!.

Becky is Adam's 1st Cousin!.
Aaron is Becky's 1st Cousin, once removed) [one generation removed]
Aaron and Burt are second cousins!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

They will be your second cousins!.

EXAMPLE:

I have a Great Aunt named Megan,
she has a daughter name Piper
Piper is my dads cousin,
and Piper is my second cousinWww@QuestionHome@Com

They would be your 1st cousins once removed!. Second cousins are are you father's 1st cousins children!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

First cousin once removed!.!.!.Second cousins are your first cousins childrenWww@QuestionHome@Com

They are your second cousins!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

first cousin once removedWww@QuestionHome@Com

your 2nd cousinsWww@QuestionHome@Com