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Position:Home>Genealogy> What relationship would this be, if any? My father's cousin's cousin'Question:The common ancestor of your father to his cousin would be your father's grandparents. If "non-shared side" means for example your father's cousin has a cousin from grandparents NOT your father's grandparents, but from their second set of grandparents, then there is NO RELATIONSHIP. In order to have a relationship, there must be a common ancestor. In this case, there isn't. Therefore that cousin's son would also have no relationship since his parents had no relationship. Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: The common ancestor of your father to his cousin would be your father's grandparents. If "non-shared side" means for example your father's cousin has a cousin from grandparents NOT your father's grandparents, but from their second set of grandparents, then there is NO RELATIONSHIP. In order to have a relationship, there must be a common ancestor. In this case, there isn't. Therefore that cousin's son would also have no relationship since his parents had no relationship. Paternal cousin, thrice removed. there is no relationship I think Mind Bender has hinted that your question is not exactly clear about non shared side. You are only related to someone if you have a common ancestor. |