What's a Second Cousin vs. a First Cousin Once-Removed?
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This still confuses me 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Chubby Cat Me too.
So basically she's saying you remove your first cousin so they become your second cousin. Right?
All it means is the generation differences.
For example, my first cousin’s daughter and I do not share the same Great Grandparents because we are different generations. My Grandparents are her Great Grandparents, hence she is my first cousin once removed, but if I had children they would be second cousins since they would share Great Grandparents together without any generations gaps.
Your parent is their parent = sibling
Your Grandparent is their Grandparent = first cousin
Your Great-Grandparent is their Great-Grandparent = second cousin
Your Great-Great-Grandparent is their Great-Great Grandparent = third cousin
Your parent is their Grandparent = niece/nephew
Your Grandparent is their Great-Grandparent = first cousin once removed
Your Great-Grandparent is their Great-Great-Grandparent = second cousin once removed
@@anuheakamahana8719 then what is first cousin?
After watching, pausing, re watching and pausing the video 10000 times i have never been more confused. Impossible to understand for me. I guess I’m just dumb. I just can’t grasp it
It was terribly explained lol. What they said was true/accurate but they phrased it more confusing than it should have been. They could have used examples or names instead of talking like that.
Your mom has a sister (your aunt). Your aunt, has a son = your cousin. This part everyone knows. Now if you and your cousin both have children, these kids are 2nd cousins to each other.
Now what's the relationship between your child and your cousin? First cousin once removed. The removed is just to specify the generational gap.
If your child had a child, then its relationship to your cousin would be 1st cousin twice removed (twice because 2 generations gap)
I don't feel so bad, it's very confusing
Is it bad that I’m still confused? She lost me at “second cousin once removed”. Lol 😆
Second cousin, once removed - when 2 first cousins each have a child the children are second cousins. then, if one of those children has a child, that child and the other second cousin are second cousins, once removed
I grew up in a family that always knew these relationships. In fact, our closest relatives were my great aunt and her son Eric, who is my first cousin once removed, since he is first cousins with my mom. To me, it's easier to remember that children of first cousins are second cousins. Grandchildren of first cousins are third cousins. Great grandchildren of first cousins are fourth cousins. If you're one generation off, then it's once removed. If you're two generations off, then you're twice removed. I'm actually very close to my third cousins on my dad's side because his mother, my grandma, was really close to her cousin Ernest. He introduced me to his grandkids and we've been close ever since. My daughter even met her 4th cousin. But everyone else seems to be confused. In fact, they get annoyed if I try to explain. LOL
You're doing great, I understud more from you than the vid🙂
Please let your daughter be close to her 4th cousins so that her children will be close to her 5th cousin so that everyone will be close🤗🤗
Also I hope you don't call your mom's cousin your cousin too right? I mean you do call him uncle right?
Children of first cousins aren't second cousins. You didn't even watch the video.
If the ancestor you have in common with someone is your grandmother they're a first cousin period.
I just called my mom's cousin as auntie, until I know that she's not. How anticlimactic.
There's a simple way to figure out the relationships between relations. First cousins share a grandparent, second cousins share a great-grandparent, third cousins share a great-great-grandparent, and so on. ... Your second cousin once removed is the child (or parent) of your second cousin :)
A 2nd cousin once removed is the child of a 2nd cousin or the 2nd cousin of a parent
@nuff sed Hey, I still found it incredibly helpful to understanding lol
Bro, sorry ur wrong..parent of your second cousin is first cousin once removed,who is none other than your parents'first cousin..
@@matiaspereira9382, both.
According to the video, that's wrong. It's not about "sharing". It's about you and your common ancestor with that person. If the nearest relative you have in common with someone is your grandmother, they are some kind of first cousin even if your grandmother is their great, great grandmother or whatever.
I swear No matter how many times I hear this I'm still gonna be confused :( (Though i think i get the first and second cousin the the rest you lost me)
Your first cousins kids are your first cousins once removed. Their kids' kids (not a typo) are your first cousins twice removed. Your second cousins kids are your second cousins once removed etc.
I think...
@@ryanmartin5598 😂🤷♂️
Thank you! I knew about the generational difference with once removed, twice removed, etc., but was never quite sure what a second cousin was. Now I know, and knowledge is power!
So confusing remove me guys
Rihanian So which cousin gets removed?
Once removed? Or Twice? Yeah, it's pretty confusing!!
Once or twice?
0:29 I thought she was going to start pop-locking lol
retop56 IM CRYINNGGGG💀😂😂😭
I don’t see how you see that
I went back to replay it and don’t see what you mean but I really want to bc that sounds funny. How does she look like that there?
@gbds Pop-locking is a dance from the 70s that originated in California. At 0:29, the woman in the video moved her body in a similar way to how a pop-lock dancer would start dancing. That's why I said it looked like she was going to start pop-locking.
Hope this helps.
This is so freaking funny 😂😂😂
This little 2 min video has helped me through the last 2 hours of trying to figure out my family connections.. Thank you so much. I get it now lol... I had to make a chart and follow along with my family to get it
Just think of it as a second cousin being the child of your parent's cousin.
If your cousin had a child, it would be first cousin once removed. First cousin once removed can also refer to the cousin of your parents.
Third cousin would be the Grandchild of your Grandparents cousin, and so on and so forth (With the fourth cousin being the Great Grandchild of your Great Grandparents cousin).
My grandfather has a cousin and she would technically be my first cousin twice removed (It's like X and Y axis, she's my GPs cousin and my GP is two generations above me, so first cousin twice removed), but I just call her my aunt.
First cousins are children of siblings.
First cousins once removed are first cousins children.
Second cousins are children of first cousins.
So who would her children be to you. Second cousins once removed?
Glad to know someone else gets this. If you know, you know. I learned it in childhood so seems obvious to me (and to you).
I have headaches
A 1st cousin once removed is the child of a 1st cousin or the 1st cousin of a parent and a 2nd cousin is the child of the 1st cousin of a parent
Thanks for the explanation! I feel I understand now. I think at 1:19 there is a slight mistake, from the picture it's a child of first cousins making it first cousin once removed (though the explanation was correct even if the image was not).
Mar 15, 2022: This is a terribly heartbreaking story for me, since my family indirectly caused the death of my first boyfriend and 2nd cousin. (Long story....) Marine Sgt Manuel R. Martinez, 23, was killed when he rolled his 240Z on Aug 22, 1975 shortly after completing his tour. (He spent the last year in Okinawa where he had placed the initial order. Later, he flew to California from Albuquerque for the delivery.) He was the sweetest guy and we loved each other. The 'death' car....still hate it! John 3:16-17
My girlfriend just yelled at me trying to figure this out..."THEYRE ALL JUST CALLED COUSINS!!"
Im from a Hispanic family and we view this very different my cousins son would be my second nephew.... My moms counsin is my second aunt/uncle and so on, I know this is common thing among Hispanic families and I would like to know what its called if anyone knows please comment
We in my family have always seen it as you have described. My family background is primarily Irish German Luxembourg and we're Catholics on our father's side. But regardless we always say second cousin. The actual difference is not significant enough for anyone's concern but I now at least understand it.
I'm not even from a Hispanic family but we have the same thought. I refer to my parent's cousins or my aunt's/uncle's cousins as uncles and aunties. But now, because of this video, they're actually my cousins too, not uncles or aunts, like bro, are you kidding me!? It was so anticlimactic -_-
Guys the removed part just means generations once means one generation higher or lower ect. The first cousin part for this is a bit more confusing but still simple a first cousin once removed means you are first cousins but your just a generation a part this means that A’s grandmother is person B’s great grandmother. We share the same grandparents just a generation off. Twice removed just means Persons
A’s grandma is your great - great grandmother.
Is it just me or did the lady mess up the explanation at 1:00. Cuz from what I can see the people she called "grandparents" are actually my parents' grandparents making them my "great grandparents", right?
Seems like the once removed and twice removed is the same as what I've been calling my second and third cousins.. So, me and all my first cousins all have same grandparents - they have kids, they are my second cousins, and to my kids they are the same? If the kids have kids - they will be third cousins..
You can just call your first cousin simply as: cousin.
Your first cousin once removed means your cousin's children, twice removed means your cousin's grand-children, and so on.
basically:
2nd cousins: the children of a set of cousins --all the children are 2nd cousins to each other (ex. my child and my cousin's child are 2nd cousins to each other).
1st cousin once removed: your cousin's child in relation to you
No. Your first cousin once removed is someone that you share a common ancestor with that is 1 generation away from you
There was absolutely nothing confusing about this video. It was very clear and well explained. Thank you! Answered my questions.
The simplest way to understand; When either of your parents is a cousin to that guy's parents, that guy is your second cousin.
TL;dr:
Once removed: your first cousin’s children are your cousins once removed.
Second cousins: your children and your first cousin’s children would be second cousins
What constitutes a "generation". 34 years and still I'm dumbstruck by this once removed stuff.
No, a generation has nothing to do with years. A generation is every birth in terms of family. Your grandmother is first gen, your mother is second gen YOU are third gen your children are fourth gen.
Thank you for this, I have 45 second cousins and only 2 first cousins, I was confused
Are they paternal or maternal cousins or both?
Still I am confused I didn't get it
I think cousin and first cousin is same
Yes, they are the same. The only way it becomes different the next generation of cousin.
Cousin is usually understood to be first cousin, but on its own, it is ambiguous. Your first cousins, second cousins, third cousins, fourth cousins, as well as the cousins that are removed are all your cousins. It is when you attach those extra degrees that you make it more specific. Almost all of the constitutional monarchs in Europe are cousins of each other through Queen Victoria of the UK and King Christian IX of Denmark. Elizabeth II of the UK and her husband Prince Philip are double cousins. They are third cousins through Victoria and second cousins once removed through Christian IX. Elizabeth II, Harald V of Norway, Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, Margrethe II of Denmark, Juan Carlos I of Spain are all cousins. Specifically, they are third cousins through Victoria of the UK. Margrethe II and Carl XVI Gustaf are also first cousins through Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden.
Yup
For short they just call cousin
In my family anyone were related to is either your cousin,nibling,aunt,uncle,aunt,sibling or grandparent so our grand parents cousins and sibling are still our grandparents our second cousins are our cousin same with our 3rd cousins
So you have like 20 grandparents? I think you need to take this video to your next family reunion.
What?
I'm really confused now.
I was looking at my family tree and got confused. I think I have a better idea now. I have a family member, the best way I can describe how we're related is my great-great-grandmother is his great-grandmother. I used to think he was my 4th cousin but looking at this, I believe he is my second cousin once removed. I could be wrong as it can get confusing but that's my best bet.
Sooo the real reason y'all are here is to find out exactly what your relation to your cousins here is to find out if it's safe to marry them right?
Inbreeding is injurious to your child's health 🙈
I’m still so confuse.
I think the figure used at 1:18 is wrong, that figure relation is not "second cousin once removed"
Yeah something was confusing about that, this kind of confusing, I think they should use numbers instead of word like 3rd instead of remove.
Big big family reunion brought me here...
WOW...I'm still just as confused after watching this than before I saw it...maybe even more! Isn't there a book understanding genealogy for dummies?
your cousins kid.
First cousins share a grandparent, second cousins share a great-grandparent, third cousins share a great-great-grandparent, and so on. ... Your second cousin once removed is the child (or parent) of your second cousin. Hope that helps :)
Here's one for ya: My second cousin and I share the same great grandma but have different great grandpas. Would that (by scientific DNA standards) make us technically 4th cousins since we do not share the same great grandpa but have the same great grandma? Either way, we see ourselves as family no matter what. Sometimes it's just about who you were raised with that constitutes as a family, even if there is a lack of blood relation.
If you are in the U.S. you are just second cousins.
Yes, from a broader viewpoint, I agree. I am just wondering what (by blood relation) we would technically be since we share the same great-grandmother but have different great-grandfathers.
Hi. There are as many viewpoints as pundits! lol The response I gave is one that just about everybody would agree with. However, I could also give you the answer that really fits your scenario which is that you would be half second cousins. The reason I say this is ... well let's take it analogically. Let's say that you and I are brothers. If we are full brothers, it means that we have both parents in common. Full blood brothers. Now let's pretend our mother had you, then her husband died or they divorced then she married again and they had me. We would now be half-brothers. Why? Because we have one common biological parent. Now if you extended that to second or third or fourth cousin, it would still hold. You would be half 4th cousins (or whatever degree you want) because of that one common blood ancestor.
I can hear a host of genealogists yelling and screaming - because people just get bent out of shape about these things. I don't know if this helped, but I hope it did. Cheers.
Yes, this helps a lot. Thank you. I told my mother that I should be half second cousins, so it is nice to know that I was headed in the right direction! I love family history and have studied it the past 20 years; I have just never gotten this technical and was unsure what we would be in the eyes of science. It's pretty common to see scenarios like this the further back I go. My ancestry with my surname goes back to Norfolk, England. Iassume, from you profile pic, that you are Welsh.
I'm so glad to have helped. Yes, so in the eyes of science you would be blood relatives. The best thing is to either print out one of the many graphs that you can find on the internet, or draw one yourself and plot out your relationship. It's actually quite fun. And you can get a lot of information from several good sites and learn about relationship terms such as, for example, an honourary uncle (the man who marries your blood aunt) and many more terms in that vein. And yes, I am Welsh and I've been in the States for quite a while. Cheers, Jørn!
I see 2nd cousins as a horizontal relationship as and removed cousins as vertical relationships
This is a good video but the film sound effect is super distracting.
Please help. My father was born two second cousins. Is he technically his parents' second cousin once removed and I my father's second cousin twice removed? So, are my grandparents cousins to me as third cousins? And what are my great grandparents to me? Please, I need to know. I just found out. Hard to figure the 'removed lines' to a father born to second cousins. Finally, my uncle's sons are my third cousins or second cousins twice removed?
Why am I STILL confused, possibly even more so then before the vid??!
Its simple.
If my first cousin got children. He or she is my first cousin once removed. In my country, these are my niblings or what we called niece, or nephew
If my first cousin got their grandchildren. My relationship between my first cousin's grandchildren called first cousin twice removed.
Meanwhile my second cousin
- Why it called second cousin because my father and his/her parents are first cousin.
- My second cousin's parent can also be called first cousin once removed because we share same great grand parents
So my dad’s first cousin is considered my “first cousin once removed”?
Yes.
@@josephclegg3562 we also consider like that your 1st cousin's child
I think my cousins children are nephews and nieces not first cousin once removed.
I still dont get the reason behind these removed system
my grandchild and my cousins grandchild would be third cousins and when they both have lids they would be 4th cousins?
Correct
I'll just stick to knowing they are family because I'm still confused
As a young man from rez, this still confuses the hell out of me
ERROR: second cousin once removed in video should be first cousin once removed
No because your second cousin once removed is the child of your PARENTS second cousin
@@joshuaadefarakan5383 I'm confused here. The video is weird when they intro the example with "the child of your second cousin", because the parents there aren't second cousins - they are first cousins. I think they meant to show another generation below for the children of the second cousins but they screwed up.
In fact the example preceding that one where they show first cousins once removed is the exact same link (just part of the bigger tree that follows), so I fail to see how it's a second cousin once removed.
This confused me even more
The removed part is just when your cousin has a kid but idk think it’s actual cousin ur more like a tio
@@angelesquer2368 That's what I thought. I refer to my mom's cousin as Auntie, and I am her nephew. Never thought that she was my cousin too after watching this video. It does make more sense and easy to understand if you would just directly call them aunt/uncle rather than a first cousin or second cousin remove or whatsoever..
Me: what?
My brain: i get it but at the same time I don't
Greats and great-greats I never knew so any cousin past first cousins are a mystery for me 🤷🏽♀️
What u mean by once removed? does that mean they aint ur cousins?
1:20 the diagram is wrong and confused me.
Cousins can explain or tell or know or say about me. That is not that. They know that.
So, my mom's siblings's kids are my cousins, they in turn are second cousins to my kids.....and third cousins to my grandkids right 😊
Should have been first/second aunt/uncle than
cousin
No
My mind is twisted with the removed shit
Your first
Cousin has a child your first cousin child become your second cousin
No, first cousin once removed.
Joseph Clegg I actually know what the fuck I’m talking about I’m not talking about removed
@@electricstitch1513
Apparently you don't know shit because you described a first cousin once removed
Apples in Mono I’m talking about second not first
@@electricstitch1513
No. You aren't. You described a first cousin once removed. Your first cousin's child is your first cousin once removed. Your child would be second cousin to your first cousin once removed
So once a male and a female cousin have been removed enough times, it's okay for them to get married and have children, with the understanding that the child would look like the shared grandparent?
I want to know how close 4th cousins are
Percentage dna shared by
First cousins: 12.5
Second cousins: 3.13
3rd cousins: 0.78
4th cousins: 0.2
4th cousins and beyond, you can start considering them distant cousins.
Too fast. Too confusing.
So where do First Cousin Added belongs?
Is it okay to be in a relationship with your second cousin?
You know what makes this confusing is my great great grand parents are the same as my cousin great parents. So on my end I see different results than they see. So would they be 2nd cousins once removed but to me are we 3rd once removed? That’s confusing
I just got even more confused... 😆😆😆
Confusing as hell, ain't it?
Joseph Clegg smh 🤦♀️
i still don't get it, what would my mom's first cousin be of me? a cousin once removed? second cousin? uncle? second uncle? help????
baby doll your mums first cousin would be your Aunt or Uncle =first Uncle or aunt .
Your mom's first cousin is your first cousin once removed.
Jeff Pedler how wouldn’t they be your aunt or uncle?
They couldn't be your uncle or aunt, because they aren't your mom's sibling.
@@jeffpedler7225 Hey, what about my grandmother's sister kids, are they my uncles or my cousin remove? I ask because they are around my same age and we always have the debate that I should call them uncle which is never going to happen because they are around the same age as I am, so not happening.
Your uncle's kids are your first cousins. If your first cousins have kids, those kids are your first cousins once removed. If you have kids, your kids and your first cousin's kids are second cousins. If your kids have kids, and your first cousin's kids have kids, those kids are third cousins.
Thank you! Yours was the only comment i understood 🎉
Here after playing One Hour One Life.
I'm still confused.
garbage bad explanation, it feels that she herself doesn't understand it
First cousin 2 times over.
Huh??????? Im even more confused than before
Very easy to understand thanks
Explain it.
Wouldn't your parents' first cousin be your second cousin, and would not your first cousin's child be your first cousin once removed??
Your parents' first cousin is your (ascendant) first cousin once removed. Your first cousin's child is your (descendant) first cousin once removed.
I have only got one emidiate cousin. My mum has a brother and a sister. My dad has a brother and a sister. My uncle my Mum’s brother has only one child named Lorraine who is a emidiate cousin. My auntie Mum’s sister was married but she can’t medically have children. My dads sister and his brother both died. My uncle only has only got one child because my auntie and uncle didn’t get on very well and was married late. If they were married earlier they would’ve got more children. My other aunties and uncles would’ve had children if my mums sister could have children and my dads brother and sister had lived. The rest of my cousins are all distant cousins and I only know my second cousins, once removed cousins and I only heard about my third cousins.
Explain.
So basically second cousin meaning two cousin's share the same great grandparent, there grandparent's are sibilings and your parents are cousins
And first cousin once removed is your first cousin child
yes first cousin once removed is the child of your first cousin or the first cousin of your dad/mom
Where am I gonna use this knowledge though?
No use... family means dad mom grandparents (and great grandparentsif they're alive). After that, friends are important..if you need an immediate help,who will stand with you??a first cousin who lives 1000 miles away or your best friend??
I'll never figure it out.
Thank you.
What's the great grandchild of my 1st cousin called ?
In other words....
How is my 1st cousin's great grandchild "technically" related to me?
1st cousin four times removed. Your common ancestor is still your grandmother/father. The child has four more generations between them though.
4th cousins would be if you and your first cousin both had great grandkids. Those kids would be 4th cousins.
Basically, your 1st, 2nd, 3rd ect cousins will be around the same age as you. Also, your closest ancestor will be the same title to each perseon, ie grandmother. For 2nd cousins great grandmother, but it's always the same relation to both cousins.
A 1st cousin once removed would be a generation either older or younger than you.Your closest ancestor will have a different relation to each of you. ie Your grandmother and their great grandmother.
In the scenario you gave, it's your 1st cousin 4 times removed. The relation is your grandparents and their great great great great grandparents are the same people.
I'm still confused too🤦♀️
Keep studying on it. You'll get it. It confused me for a while, too, when l first heard it. I'm not a genius on this, cause it still confuses me sometimes now, but l do understand a little better.
You feel me.
More confused after watching
So would my mothers cousins child be my 1st cousin removed? Or second cousin?
If you both share a great-grandparent, you're second cousins.
Second cousin.
Still lost
I'm just gonna call them "my cousins kids"
Can someone help me , I took an my heritage kit and I found someone/cousin , and it said 1st cousin twice removed then also said 3rd cousin once removed, I’m so confuse , does that mean we’re double kin and how are we Cousins?
If we speak of Adam and Eve. Wouldn't we be all cousins?
Hot
welp here i am still confused as f.
Oh Lawd! I’m even more confused now! 😅
1:09 isn't the common ancestors the great grandparents, and therefore, isn't it supposed to be second cousin instead of first, just like the example after it?
The child at 1:09 shares common ancestry with the grandparents through his mother/father. Since the mother/father is a first cousin, the child is a first cousin once removed. Whew 😓
I think this is confusing, but the common ancestry to Grandparents means your grandparents, not the childs
This confused me more
i still don’t know wtf a second cousin is lol
You share great grandparents with them
Their the child of your mom or dad first cousin. Your second cousin great grandparents(also your great grandparents) is the grandparents of their parents
Cousins have the same grandparents. Second cousins have the same great grandparents. Third cousins have the same great-great grandparents, and so on.
Your kids and your cousin's kids are second cousins. Your cousin's kids are first cousins once removed - to you. Your grandkids and your cousins grandkids would be third cousins. Your cousin's grandchild would be your first cousin twice removed.
Ok I know this post is old. My second cousin is the child of my first cousin. My second cousin has a child and that’s my 2nd cousin once removed. My first cousin has a grandchild (same child) and that’s my 1st cousin once removed. Which is it?😮 Is the term used interchangeably?
First cousin once removed meaning your parents first cousin are the same generation your parents first cousins are your first cousin once removed your 1 generation gap but their kids are your second cousin
I shared more DNA with my mom first cousin then my own first cousin which is kind of hilarious. Of course that first cousin i have is a half cousin since we only share one grandparent so maybe that could be the reason.
Is my parent's first cousin my second cousin?
No, they are your first cousin once removed, because you are in a generation below them.
@@josephclegg3562 OK and their children are my second cousins, right?
@@Itzy91 exactly. You got it.
@@Itzy91 No, I believe they would be your first cousins twice removed. To make it easier, your second cousins would be the ones you get through your "grand uncle/aunt" (the siblings of your grandparents), the grand children of your grand uncle/aunt would then become your second cousins.
@@ElieKala How would it be first cousin twice removed? They are the parents first cousin. That's only one generation below the parents and their first cousin.
not quite thorough enough to clarify the difference between say a third cousing and a second cousin thrice removed... i'm sure the actual genealogical scheme is systematic, logical, and consistent, but requires more thorough explanation and more examples to provide clarity.
lifehacker.com/second-cousins-once-removed-and-more-explained-in-1661572056 This helps far more
What about the cousin of my cousin, are we related??? Or not
Cousin in law
No, it's not cousin-in-law. The cousin of your cousin would obviously be you (or your sibling). The cousin of your cousin is also your cousin if his mother is the sister of your father A cousin-in-law would be the cousin of your spouse or the spouse of your cousin.
These relationships can get pretty gnarly and the best thing to do is either to draw a graph or find them online.
the cousin of your cousin, could be yourself
Maybe, if your cousin's cousin is your parents' siblings' child. If they are your uncle or aunt in laws' siblings' child, then they aren't. And just in case you don't know what an uncle or aunt in law is, if your biological uncle or aunt gets married, that person they get married to is your uncle in law(if it's a man)or aunt in law(if it's a woman). Any relatives on their side would not be kin to you, but they are kin to your cousin.
Nope
I still don't get it
It's simple. If your first, second, third, and etc. cousin have children, their children would be whatever number of cousin they are and just add the removed. For example, your first cousin had a child. That child would your first cousin once removed to you. Same for you. You are first cousin to your first cousin. If you have a child, your child would be first cousin once removed to your first cousin. I know what you're probably thinking is that the children of you and your first cousin are the second cousins and you're right. They are, but they would be second cousins to each other, but not to you and your first cousin. Do you understand it a little better, or are you still confused?
i need a picture :(
Cousin cousin cousin
Aaaahh..ok.
Replay 😅
It's confirmed - I'm an idiot🤔
So what would a person be to me if my aunt (not blood related to me) had a sister which who has a daughter what would that daughter be to me or do we just have no relation whatsoever
If your aunt is related to you only because she married your biological uncle, then her sister, her sister's daughter, and any other relatives on her side is not related to you, but are related to your uncle but only through him marrying her. They are called his marital relatives. That means related through marriage, in other words, they are his in laws.