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EVIDENCE:
www.familysearch.org/en/blog/c…

It's for anyone who'd like to know what kind of cousin someone else is, but if you don't understand my abbreviating it, here's how it is:

In any C#R #x abbreviation, the "C" stands for "cousin," the "R" stands for "removed," and the "x" means "times" like in multiplication problems. The number slash stands in for any number. The one after the C stands in for the number associated with the cousin. The one between the capital R and lowercase x means the number of times removed, which in turn means how many generations away certain cousins are.

For example, C3R4x means "Third cousin four times removed." To prove it, I'll put in a vertical bar: "C3|R4x."

This chart should say what kind of cousin someone would have in how related any two cousins are in their most recent common ancestors.

Description
EVIDENCE:
www.familysearch.org/en/blog/c…

It's for anyone who'd like to know what kind of cousin someone else is, but if you don't understand my abbreviating it, here's how it is:

In any C#R #x abbreviation, the "C" stands for "cousin," the "R" stands for "removed," and the "x" means "times" like in multiplication problems. The number slash stands in for any number. The one after the C stands in for the number associated with the cousin. The one between the capital R and lowercase x means the number of times removed, which in turn means how many generations away certain cousins are.

For example, C3R4x means "Third cousin four times removed." To prove it, I'll put in a vertical bar: "C3|R4x."

This chart should say what kind of cousin someone would have in how related any two cousins are in their most recent common ancestors.