Reunion (Leister Productions) calculates relationships. I quote just a small part from the manual:
A first cousin once removed is a term that could describe either the child of your first cousin or the child of your great-aunt. We felt it would be helpful to distinguish the two. Thus, cousins in the descendancy include an asterisk (*) to distinguish from the cousins in the ascendancy.
For example, the child of your first cousin is called a cousin in the descendancy -- your 1C1R*. To understand the difference, it may help to think of this person as a descendant of a full cousin.
The child of your great-aunt is a cousin in the ascendancy -- your 1C1R. In this case, the individual is actually an ancestor of one of your full cousins -- your second cousin.
- GG-Grandparent
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- GG Aunt G-Grandparent
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- 1C2R G Aunt Grandparent
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- 2C1R 1C1R Aunt Parent
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- 3C 2C 1C You
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- 3C1R* 2C1R* 1C1R* Child
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- 3C2R* 2C2R* 1C2R*
- 3C, 2C, 1C: 3rd Cousin, 2nd Cousin, 1st Cousin
- Red: Ascendant Cousins
- Green: Descendant Cousins
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