Here is a relationship chart. This particular one was designed originally by Alice J Ramsay in 1987,and I was able to copy it because it falls under the Creative Commons Attribution - NoDerivs 2.5 licence.
Saturday, 12 April 2014
A-Z Challenge 2014: K is for Kith and Kin
Here is a relationship chart. This particular one was designed originally by Alice J Ramsay in 1987,and I was able to copy it because it falls under the Creative Commons Attribution - NoDerivs 2.5 licence.
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Hi there! New follower here :) That relationship chart is quite interesting. Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely something worth keeping by you. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteThank you, too, for this chart. I always get confused with the cousins "once/twice removed" etc. so it is good to see it in this format.
ReplyDeleteI'm finding it useful as well. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWhere I come from, I am surrounded by doctors, engineering and business grads. It is so refreshing to come across a person who has such in-depth knowledge in genealogy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely thing to say! Thank you - and thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI never understood once-twice removed and now it is explained-thank you!
ReplyDeleteI know - that once-twice-removed thing *still* gets me sometimes, so I need the chart! Thanks for stopping by!
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